Tropical depression headed to North Carolina
Maximum winds were 35 miles per hour , just shy of the 39 miles per hour wind required to be considered a tropical storm. Monday, a tropical depression was about 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras' beaches and moving to the northeast.
Philippines president threatens to exit UN
If you are there because of a presidential appointment, I will declare all your positions, all throughout the country, vacant. Mr Duterte was sworn in as president in June, after winning a landslide election victory.
German minister says talks on EU-US trade deal have 'failed'
Barack Obama had warned Britain would be "back of the queue" for any new trade deal as TTIP was the priority. His comments were welcomed by Brexit supporters who believe it will pave the way for UK-US trade talks.
UFC's featherweight division gets new contender as Anthony Pettis makes successful drop
With one significant victory already under his belt, Pettis has big plans for his future in the featherweight division. Oliveira looked for a heel hook, but he'd been taking a lot of shots and the round ended before he could make a move.
Man City go top with win over West Ham
West Brom nearly got a lucky break in the closing stages when Daniel Ayala's shot struck Guzan before bouncing away from goal . This season, with the arrivals of Gonzalo Higuain and Marko Pjaca, Zaza would have further struggled for game time at Juventus.
Ann Coulter, 'In Trump We Trust' author, livid over campaign's immigration 'softening'
Ann Coulter did not hold back when talking about Roger Ailes on this week's episode of " Powerhouse Politics " podcast. This is the woman who said her only regret about Tim McVay was that he didn't go bomb the New York Times building.
Apple's next iPhones could support tap-to-pay for Japan's trains
Apple Services, which grew 19% year-on-year to $6 billion through the third quarter, gets a hefty contribution from Apple Pay. FeliCa is Japan's answer to the NFC technology, which is the prevailing mobile payments standard in Western countries.
Russia to stop Syria strikes from Iran base
Later on Monday, US officials said it was not clear whether Russian Federation had actually stopped using the base. On Tuesday, Russia struck targets in Syria with bomber aircraft based in Iran, the first time that had happened.
HC allows women's entry in Haji Ali dargah's
Friday's order is being seen as a big boost for other campaigns to allow women entry into other places of worship. The trust contended that the ban was "for the safety and security of women".
Sex Partner With No Zika Symptoms Transmits Virus: CDC
For this reason, people traveling to countries with Zika should avoid mosquito bites for 10 days after they return. The new recommendations will stay in place until the threat of Zika transmission is reduced, the agency added.
U.S. slams European Union tax avoidance crackdown
JP Morgan , an investment banker for Apple, has said the company could face a bill for $19bn (£14.3bn) in a worst-case scenario. In 2015, the commission ruled that Fiat (NYSE: FCAU ) and Starbucks were given "sweetheart tax deals" in the Netherlands.
Springsteen breaks his record for longest US show
The concert, which kicked off the Springsteen's latest tour, was the first of three the band will play at MetLife Stadium. He did play a handful of songs off that album in his 35-song, four-hour set, but mostly offered up a good mix of classics.
Backlash Against Trade Worries Businesses in Indiana, Mike Pence''s State
The Trump campaign has been busy in recent days responding to questions about a shift in its policy on illegal immigration. But he calls Perry a "great governor" saying, " People love him in Texas".
International Space Station to become a private enterprise
You don't have to go to Rio to see Americans breaking records - you can find one orbiting 250 miles above Earth. Williams, 58, a retired Army colonel, rocketed into orbit in March along with two Russians.
Clinton Cited as 'Insider' Threat Risk in Army Training Lesson
Army has pulled a slide from a training presentation that described Hillary Clinton as an " insider " threat to national security. The slide also included a photo of Aaron Alexis , the gunman behind the 2013 Washington Navy Yard shooting that killed 12 people.