Boat Sinks Off Western Malaysia, 66 Feared Drowned
The passengers included women and children and were suspected of trying to reach Malaysia illegally, a spokesman for the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency said.
Failed Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Gets US Bankruptcy Protection
Mt. Gox, once one of the leading exchanges for trading the digital currency, shut its website after saying it lost some 850,000 bitcoins - worth more than $500 million at current prices - in a hacking attack.
Republicans Blast IRS Over Lost Emails In Tea Party Probe
Hammering away at the White House and the IRS over the 2013 affair, a handful of Republicans accused the Obama administration of obstructing congressional probes and renewed calls for the naming of an independent prosecutor.
GM To Start Compensating Ignition Switch Victims: CEO Barra
In prepared testimony to be delivered to the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee, Barra also will say that Kenneth Feinberg, who is overseeing the creation of a compensation fund, will have "full authority to establish eligibility criteria for victims and determine compensation levels."
Explosion Hits World Cup Viewing Area In Northeast Nigeria; At Least 13 Killed
There was no immediate word on casualties but a Reuters witness near the scene heard a loud boom. Some residents said they also heard a second explosion.
Ukraine Suspects Gas Pipeline Blast Was 'Act Of Terrorism'
The Interior Ministry issued a statement that described the blast as "the latest attempt by the Russian side to discredit Ukraine as a partner in the gas sector."
Ex-Goldman Director Goes To Prison, Still Owes $13.9M Fine
Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N) director Rajat Gupta on Tuesday began serving his two-year prison term for insider trading.
Israel Detains Dozens More Islamists In Search For Missing Teens
The Islamist movement, which does not recognize Israel's right to exist, has neither claimed nor denied responsibility for the kidnapping.
US Considers Air Strikes On Iraq, Holds Talks With Iran
A senior U.S. official said Obama had not yet decided on a course of action.
Islamist Militants Kill 8 More In New Attack On Kenya Coast
Mpeketoni lies on the coast between Mombasa and the Somali border in the north.
Volvo To Make China An Export Hub
Geely's strategy for Volvo is being closely watched as a possible model for other Chinese companies.
Australia Delays Decision On Adani's $15B Coal Project
The project in the untapped Galilee Basin could produce 60 million tons of coal a year for use in power stations.
Argentina Vows To Service Debt Despite New Legal Blow
Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez slammed U.S. courts for repeatedly ruling against her government.
American Air, Machinists' Union Reach Tentative Pacts For US Airways Workers
The three-year agreements, which provide 3 percent pay increases and improved job security and medical benefits, must be ratified by the employee groups.
GM Recalls 3M More Cars Over Ignition Switch Issues
The switch issue is similar to the defect linked to at least 13 deaths in an earlier, 2.6-million vehicle recall of Chevrolet Cobalts and other small cars.
Supreme Court Rules Against 'Straw Buyer' In Gun Case: Victory For Gun Control Advocates
In a 5-4 ruling focused on the role of what is known as a "straw buyer" for a gun, the court upheld Bruce Abramski's conviction for making a false statement when he bought the gun.
No.10s Messi And Benzema Share World Cup Limelight
Messi's last World Cup goal came on June 16, 2006, the sixth out of six Argentina put past Serbia & Montenegro in Germany.
China Sentences 3 To Death For Tiananmen Square Attack
Another attacker was given a life sentence, and four others received jail terms ranging from five to 20 years.
Medtronic To Buy Covidien For $42.9B, Rebase In Ireland
The merger will create a close competitor in size to the medical device business of industry leader Johnson & Johnson Co.
Advancing Iraq Rebels Seize Northwest Town In Heavy Battle
Tal Afar is a short drive west from Mosul, the north's main city.
U.S. Preparing For Dialogue With Iran On Iraq Security --Official
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham says Washington needs Iran's involvement to prevent a government collapse in Iraq.
Kaymer Romps To Eight-Shot Win At U.S. Open
Martin Kaymer had a commanding performance to win the 2014 U.S. Open.
On Eve Of Visit, China Warns UK Not To Lecture It On Human Rights
Li makes his first visit to Britain since taking office.
Santos Wins Colombia Presidential Election
Santos wins second term as Colombian president.
U.S. To Evacuate Some Personnel From Baghdad Embassy
Security is tightened; a "substantial majority" of the embassy presence reported to remain in place.
Pakistan Army Launches Big Operation After Airport Attack
A long-expected military operation comes just a week after a deadly insurgent attack on the country's biggest airport.
Ivanovic Wins First Grass-Court Title At Edgbaston
The Serb conceded just five games to Barbora Zahlavova Strycova.
French Finance Minister Sees Progress Towards 'More Equitable' U.S. Fine For BNP Paribas
Evasion of Iran sanctions by French banking giant PNB Paribas at issue.
Kerry Says U.S. Help Will Work Only If Iraqi Leaders Unite
Kerry urges Iraqi leaders to overcome deep divisions if they want U.S. help in repelling militants.
Brazilian Police Investigate World Cup Alleged Rape Attempt
24-year-old American woman was attacked in Sao Paolo at the home of someone she had met during Friday's celebrations.