UK police still think Westminster attacker acted alone 

British police investigating an assault on Parliament that claimed four victims and wounded dozens say they still believe the assailant acted alone. Police said late Saturday there is no

Analysis | Non merci: French voters reject corruption in politics

French voters just won’t tolerate corruption in politics anymore — that appears to be the message from the swift downfall of the country’s powerful security minister.

This Day in History | 1977 Hundreds dead in Tenerife plane crash

At least 560 people have died after two jumbo jets collided on a runway in the holiday destination of Tenerife. It is thought to be the

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US Gunfire erupted inside a crowded nightclub early yesterday, killing one person and wounding more than a dozen others. There was no indication the shooting at the

The Buzz | Minister says Dijsselbloem resignation is best for EU

Portugal’s Economy Minister Manuel Caldeira Cabral said Jeroen Dijsselbloem, whose Dutch party lost elections this month, should quit as chairman of the European finance ministers’ group after his

Nature | Mudslide buries Peruvian village, leaving little to claim

Gathered along the edge of a mountain, the men, women and children of Barbablanca watched in stunned silence as a river of mud washed over their

Feature | In Ryan health-care defeat, lessons for speaker in age of Trump

Two weeks ago, Paul Ryan rolled up his shirtsleeves to deliver an energetic PowerPoint presentation of a health-care bill he said conservatives have been “dreaming about.” On Friday,

Terrorism | IS claims responsibility for London attack; UK’s May defiant 

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility yesterday for an attack by a man who plowed an SUV into pedestrians on one of London’s famous bridges and then stabbed a

This Day in History | 1965 – Millions watch space probe crash into Moon

A ground-breaking 15-minute live broadcast has shown ordinary Americans what it feels like to be a space probe hurtling to destruction on the Moon.

Offbeat | Australian police arrest man in toddler’s 1970 disappearance

Australian police have made an arrest in the mysterious disappearance of a toddler from a beach nearly 50 years ago, charging a man with the 3-year-old girl’s slaying in

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SINGAPORE-VIETNAM Vietnam and Singapore signed several business agreements yesterday during a visit by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong aimed at boosting the island state’s investment and trade

Eurozone chief urged to quit for ‘liquor and women’ quip

Portugal led calls yesterday for the eurozone’s top official to resign for what many saw as derogatory comments about debt-ridden southern nations spending foolishly and relying

The Buzz | Oops! Religious TV station in Senegal accidentally airs porn

An Islamic television station in Senegal says it has filed a formal complaint against unknown saboteur “X’’ for taking over the network and airing pornography instead of its

Westminster attacks bring chaos to London 

An attacker stabbed a police officer and was shot by police on the grounds outside Britain’s Parliament, sending the compound into lockdown yesterday. Around the same time,

Airplane Security | New measure could cause travelers to reroute trips

A new security measure banning many electronic devices on flights from 10 mostly Muslim countries is leading travelers to reconsider their plans to fly through some airports in

Middle East | Dozens dead or missing from airstrike in IS-held north Syria

Syrian activists said yesterday that dozens of people were killed or missing after an airstrike the day before leveled a school near the Islamic State-held city

Naan starter | UK curry restaurants feel betrayed by Brexit

Mohammed-Faizul Haque makes it all look so easy. To a pan full of sizzling chicken he adds a ladle of orangey base sauce and then lemon,

This Day in History | 1983 – Reagan launches Cold War into space

President Reagan has unveiled plans to combat nuclear war in space. The Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) proposes a defensive shield, using laser or particle beam

Offbeat | That’s not carry-on: Loose snake slumbers on Alaska flight

Anna McConnaughy was flying to Alaska’s largest city when the announcement came over the intercom: a passenger on a previous flight had brought a pet snake on

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USA Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort (pictured), secretly worked for a Russian billionaire to advance the interests of Russian President Vladimir Putin a decade

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