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Shark Attacks 2016: Boy Attacked In North Carolina After Record-Setting 2015

The boy was taken to a hospital Saturday with what authorities called “deep wounds” to his left foot.

Pear-Shaped Nucleus Could Dash Time-Travel Hopes, New Study Claims

The discovery of this nucleus raises doubts about an aspect of the Big Bang theory that states that the Bang created equal amounts of matter and antimatter.

India Now A Member Of Exclusive Missile Technology Group MTCR

India, the 35th member of the Missile Technology Control Regime, which controls exports in missile technology, can now buy high-end missile technology and enhance its ventures with Russia.

Goldman, Bank Of America Cut Sterling Forecasts

After the biggest daily fall in the pound in modern history Friday, both U.S. banks were forced to slash their forecasts for the rest of 2016.

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CIA Weapons For Syrian Rebels Sold To Arms Black Market: NYT

Some of the weapons were used in a shooting that killed two Americans at a police training facility in Amman, Jordan, according to a joint investigation by the New York Times and Al Jazeera.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Points Lower, Asian Stocks Slide As Brexit Vote Fallout Continues

The shock result of the U.K.’s EU referendum has erased more than $2 trillion in paper wealth.

Panama Opens Canal Extension Amid Growth Risks, Cost Battle

The expansion, which triples the size of ships that can travel the canal, allows the country to host 98 percent of the world’s shipping.

Oil Extends Decline As Brexit Concerns Linger

The British pound fell anew in early Asian trading on Monday, with investors still at a loss as to what happens next now that the country has voted to leave the EU.

Wall Street Futures Lower On Brexit Concerns

U.S. stock index futures eased slightly in early trading on Sunday after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union sparked a sharp sell-off in global markets on Friday

Pride Day 2016: Here Are The Top Things That Happened Across The World With Photos And Video

An officer in London’s parade proposes to his boyfriend. Hillary Clinton surprises the New York City crowd.

ISIS In Iraq: Fallujah Regained By Iraqi Forces After Five Weeks Of Fighting Against Islamic State Militants

Iraqi forces claimed a victory in the city, which has been in ISIS hands for more than two years, although clearing operations in the city continue.

Supreme Court Abortion Ruling 2016: How Does SCOTUS’ Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt Decision Affect Low-Income Women?

The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its decision in a major abortion case, prompting the question of which women have the right to an abortion in fact — and not just in name.

Brexit More Heartburn Than Heart Attack For Hedge Funds

Hedge funds that bet on or against European stocks were hit hardest Friday, with most losing between 2 and 4 percent, two investors said.

Brexit: David Millibrand, Former UK Foreign Minister, Sees No Upside To Last Week’s Vote

Former U.K. Foreign Minister David Millibrand said populism is very popular — until it gets elected.

Veep Sweepstakes: Newt Gingrich Defends Donald Trump But Says No One Vetting Him For Vice President

The former U.S. House speaker said a “wave” is building against the establishment.

Great Barrier Reef: Scientists Send Letter To Australian PM, Call For Action To Save The Bleaching-Damaged Structure

In a letter to the Australian prime minister, an international team of scientists said greater efforts are needed to protect the iconic Great Barrier Reef.

Volkswagen (VOW) Should Compensate European Customers Monetarily, EU Commissioner Says

EU Industry Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska told a German daily Sunday the automaker should compensate its European customers the same way it would pay its U.S. car buyers.

Israel-Palestine Conflict: No Breakthrough Expected In Kerry-Netanyahu Rome Meeting

The meeting, which comes close on the heels of inconclusive talks in Paris, is unlikely to result in a breakthrough in the fraught Israel-Palestine peace process.

Donald Trump Muslim Ban: Republican Revises Plan, Limits It To Immigrants From Countries Known For Terrorism

Now, the Republican says, Muslims from nations known for terrorism will be prohibited from entering the U.S.

Brexit Will Impact The Automotive Industry, British Drivers Who Love BMW

The auto industries of Britain and other EU nations will likely feel the impact of Thursday's vote — with investor George Soros fearing even worse outcomes.