NewsAssociated PressWisconsin WR Cephus takes leave from team, expects charges
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin wide receiver Quintez Cephus says he is taking a leave of absence from the team because he believes prosecutors intend to file criminal charges against him for an incident in April involving what he calls a "consensual relationship."
NewsAssociated PressSuspect detained after shots fired at US Embassy in Turkey
ISTANBUL (AP) — Shots were fired from a moving car at the U.S. Embassy in Turkey before dawn Monday, an attack that came during heightened tensions between the two NATO allies. Turkish state media said a suspect was detained.
NewsAssociated PressKohli 102 not out, India stretches lead over England
NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) — Virat Kohli scored his second century of the series as India stretched its lead over England, reaching tea on 270-3 on the third day of the third test.
FinanceAssociated PressLiberals want Dem leader to crack whip on Kavanaugh vote
Top Senate Democrats and their liberal allies in environmental, abortion rights and other groups are united in wanting to derail Brett Kavanaugh's nomination for the Supreme Court vacancy. But with Senate ...
NewsAssociated PressThe Latest: Prosecutor says pope's letter may stop 'denials'
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Latest on the clerical sex abuse scandal (all times local):
FinanceAssociated PressRetailers, energy companies lead US stocks mostly higher
U.S. stock indexes gave up some of an early gain and are mostly higher in morning trading Monday. Investors bid up shares in big department store chains and industrial companies. Energy stocks climbed along with the price of U.S. crude oil. Technology stocks lagged the market.
TechAssociated PressMelania Trump addresses federal conference on cyberbullying
Melania Trump encouraged technology and social media companies Monday to provide more opportunities for young people to share ideas for how to be good citizens online. Pressing forward with an effort to ...
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9 teenage migrants detained over riot in Greek facility
THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP) — Police in northern Greece have detained nine teenagers in a hostel for unaccompanied migrants, following a riot over allegedly poor food and internet services at the facility.
FinanceAssociated PressPope on sex abuse: "We showed no care for the little ones"
Pope Francis issued a letter to Catholics around the world Monday condemning the crime of priestly sexual abuse and its cover-up. Francis begged forgiveness for the pain suffered by victims and said lay Catholics must be involved in the effort to root out abuse and cover-up. "With shame and repentance
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Strictly Come Dancing 2018 contestants: Blue singer Lee Ryan added to celebrity line-up of BBC series
The contestants participating in Strictly Come Dancing 2018 are set to be announced over the coming weeks.
NewsAssociated PressEU seeks hosts for migrants amid new Italy, Malta standoff
MILAN (AP) — The European Union is trying to find countries willing to take 177 people rescued at sea after Italy sought its help to deal with yet another migrant standoff with Malta.
NewsAssociated PressMTV launches drive to get young people to vote
NEW YORK (AP) — MTV is launching its first-ever midterm election drive to encourage young people to register and vote, hoping fans make voting a communal effort with their friends.
NewsAssociated PressEurope sees sharp rise in measles: 41,000 cases, 37 deaths
BERLIN (AP) — The World Health Organization says the number of measles cases in Europe jumped sharply during the first six months of 2018 and at least 37 people have died.
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Cambodian king pardons imprisoned land rights activists
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — A prominent leader of Cambodia's land rights movement and three activists who were sent to prison with her have been freed under a royal pardon.
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HMP Birmingham: The category B prison hit by rioting, drugs and violence
The government has taken over the running of Birmingham Prison from private firm G4S.
FinanceAssociated PressBorn out of the financial crisis, bull market nears record
The bull market in U.S. stocks is about to become the longest in history. If stocks don't drop significantly by the close of trading Wednesday, the bull market that began in March 2009 will have lasted nine years, five months and 13 days, a record that few would have predicted when the market struggled
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Mother denies murdering four-year-old daughter Amelia Brooke Harris
Carly Ann Harris, 37, appeared at Cardiff Crown Court accused of killing her daughter.
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Lana Del Rey defends decision to play Israel show
Lana Del Rey has issued a statement in defence of her decision to perform in Israel. The musician has faced criticism after announcing she’ll play Meteor Festival in Tel Aviv this week, with a large number of musicians supporting a cultural boycott against the country as a way to protest its government
NewsAssociated PressSun, Ikee compete for attention in Asian Games swimming pool
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Sun Yang will have to compete for attention at the Asian Games after all.
NewsAssociated PressWant to vote for the Tennis Hall of Fame? Now you can
Martina Hingis figures she wouldn't have needed any help from fans to earn her spot in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Still, she likes the idea that folks around the world now will have a say in who gets elected.
FinanceAssociated PressSpanish police shoot man dead in suspected terror attack
A man pleaded to be let into a locked police station in Barcelona before dawn Monday, then lunged with a knife at officers inside. The man shouted "Allah" and other words that police officers did not understand, Comes said, adding that Spanish intelligence services are helping with the investigation
NewsAssociated PressSun Yang unfurls another win after flag flap at Asian Games
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Sun Yang won his second gold medal in as many nights at the Asian Games and this time he was rewarded with the raising of a red flag.
NewsAssociated PressSign at high school named for Cardinal Wuerl is vandalized
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A sign at a Roman Catholic high school in Pennsylvania named for Cardinal Donald Wuerl has been vandalized with paint.
NewsAssociated PressThat scrutinized bit of Meyer's OSU contract may be new norm
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The investigation of how football coach Urban Meyer handled domestic violence accusations against an assistant has drawn attention to his obligation to report violations of Ohio State's sexual misconduct policy — a type of specificity becoming increasingly common in college
NewsAssociated PressEngland wicketkeeper Bairstow breaks bone in finger
NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) — England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow has broken a bone in the middle finger of his left hand during the third day of the third test against India at Trent Bridge.
