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Greece Expects Bailout Deal Agreement By Mid-August

Greece reached an agreement for a third bailout after months of acrimonious talks with its international creditors.

US Department of Justice Initiates Criminal Probe Against Deutsche Bank: Bloomberg

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating trades worth billions of dollars that Germany's Deutsche Bank AG made on behalf of its Russian clients, Bloomberg says, citing people familiar with the matter.

Gamescom: Finalists For The 2015 Awards Revealed

The finalists for the Gamecom 2015 awards were chosen out of 174 entries across 17 categories.

HitchBOT Is Dead: Hitchhiking Robot's Journey Comes To A Tragic, Violent End In Philadelphia

“Sometimes bad things happen to good robots,” hitchBOT's creators said, in a statement released over the weekend.

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IMF Rejects Greek Bailout Package, Widening European Rift On Greece

The International Monetary Fund has decided against participating in a third Greek bailout effort.

Agricultural Crisis In France: Farmers Block Highways, Set Pigs Loose In Supermarkets To Protest Market Conditions

“We are dedicated Europeans. We just want our country to stop overcharging us with taxes.”

Yahoo Inc (YHOO) Launches Live Video Texting App The Same Day It Falls Off Snapchat Discover

Snapchat? Periscope? Meerkat? Yahoo joins in the messaging app hype and releases own texting app.

Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis Sparks Mistrust As Greek Bailout Negotiations Continue

The former Greek finance minister is facing criticism at home over his leaked phone conversations.

Anti-Immigration In Italy: Muslim Prayer Rugs Removed In Turin By Right-Wing Officials, Sparking Anger

The councilmen, who belonged to an anti-immigrant political party, were criticized by local leaders.

Islamic State Recruit: 13-Year-Old German Boy Detained Attempting To Cross Turkish Border Into Syria

Erkan, a 13-year-old, was picked up in southern Turkey as he tried to cross into Syria.

German Regulator Says Facebook Must Allow Pseudonyms For Accounts

Facebook criticized the decision and said that German courts had earlier deemed its policies compliant with EU law.

Greece Update: Troika Security In Athens Heavy As Creditors Meet Over Bailout Agreement

The so-called troika is vastly unpopular with Greeks, who have angrily protested the creditors’ presence in the past.

German 'Wisemen' Say Euro Zone States Should Be Able To Go Bankrupt

A German council suggested the euro area's crisis toolkit should be complemented by a mechanism for orderly sovereign insolvencies.

Top Officials From Anti-ISIS Coalition To Meet In Canada: Sources

Senior officials from the U.S.-led coalition battling Islamic State forces will meet in Canada this week to discuss how to improve the effectiveness of the campaign, sources said Monday.

Turkey Safe Zone: NATO Member States React To Syrian Border Plan

German Chancellor Angela Merkel assured Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu of the "solidarity and support of Germany in the fight against terrorism."

Dow Jones Industrial Average Sinks 100 Points After Chinese Stocks Tumble 8.5% In Shanghai Index

Investors continue to grapple with concerns about the extreme volatility roiling China's stock markets, adding to fears the world’s second largest economy is slowing.

Greece Plan To Replace Euro? Former Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis Plotting Greek Return To Drachma

The plan reportedly included stealing from the national bank and from taxpayers to finance a national return to the drachma.

Apple Watch Sales Expand To Best Buy Starting August

The Apple Watch will be available in 16 models through the retailer's brick-and-mortar and online stores.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel Collapses At Bayreuth Opera Festival

The conservative chancellor took a tumble while attending the prestigious Wagner festival.

German Regulator Says Ex-Deutsche Bank CEO Did Not Lie On Libor: FT

The paper said Hufeld added that all the other allegations against Jain and the bank are still being evaluated by the watchdog.

What Is Tisha B'av 2015? Jewish Day Of Mourning Is Saddest Holiday Of The Year

The Talmud lists five tragedies inflicted on the Jewish people on the 9th of Av.

Fossil Of Snake With 4 Legs Discovered

The discovery might help understand the evolution of serpents from lizards.

Live Anthrax Shipped To Dozens Of Labs Across US And 7 Other Nations In Past 12 Years: Report

The U.S. military mistakenly shipped live anthrax to dozens of laboratories across the country and to seven other nations over the past decade.

eSports Gaming League ESL Releases Statement About Drug Testing Players For First Time, Starting In August. But What Are The Consequences For Players?

ESL is the largest and oldest eSports organization, and now the first to test players entering tournaments.

Germany To Inaugurate First Holocaust Professorship At Goethe University

"Seventy years after the end of the Holocaust, this is a long overdue step."

Ukraine to get long-range radar from the U.S.

Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2015: Long-Range Radars For Ukrainian Military Provided By Pentagon To Help Fight Russian-Backed Rebels

The radar will help the Ukrainian military better defend itself from incoming Russian artillery while also helping it return fire with accuracy.

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