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Jedidiah King Cabezuela attended the San Diego County Fair Grounds and petting zoo on June 15, and his family said he was in and out of the hospital before his kidneys failed on June 24.

Once upon a time there was a company with a few weeks left to live in desperate search of leadership and a good idea. That’s the Apple story that got us here:

A keeper mauled to death by a tiger at a zoo was discovered by a visitor in the public viewing area who raised the alarm, an inquest has heard.

The United States said Monday it carried out a strike in northwestern Syria a day earlier that a monitoring group reported had killed eight militants, including commanders, from an Al-Qaeda-linked group.

ArcelorMittal finalized the sale of a number of its European steel assets to Liberty House Group on June 30, the world's biggest steelmaker said on Monday July 1.

CNBC's Brian Sullivan reports on the OPEC meeting happening in Vienna.

Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba ploughed into pedestrians on London Bridge in a van before running amok around Borough Market.

Samsung has launched its Bixby Marketplace in the US and South Korea, which is a dedicated store for Bixby-compatible apps and services for supported Samsung hardware.

The ban on U.S. companies selling products to Huawei has been partially lifted, but the situation remains just as confused as it was before. Details on the finer points of the change have not been confirmed.

A class fifth student, Praveen Kumar, attempted suicide this morning in BC Welfare Hostel in the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh. The hostel authorities have not been able to find out the reason...

A GLASTONBURY security guard was found dead on the last night of the festival as the UK roasted in a 34C heatwave. The body of the man, in his 60s, was discovered yesterday at around 5pm and is being treated as non-suspicious. He was one of 25 G4S officers sub-contracted to work at the festival […]

Venezuela's ex-spy chief arrested in Madrid on US warrant Al Jazeera English Hugo Carvajal, who had advised Hugo Chavez, recently became the biggest military figure to declare loyalty to Guaido.

Venezuela: Guaido loyalists seize diplomatic properties in US DW (English) Envoys loyal to Venezuela's interim president have taken control of diplomatic buildings and a consulate. Caracas has se

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Venezuela: Juan Guaido wants state of emergency amid power outage DW (English) Opposition leader Guaido has said declaring a state of emergency was necessary to request international aid. Nicolas Mad

Legal age to buy tobacco should be increased: Experts Times of India A symposium on Why legal age to buy tobacco and legal nicotine products should be increased beyond 18 years? was organized jointly

Mayank Agarwal, 28, who made his Test debut against Australia last year, has not yet played in the ODI format but is likely to replace Vijay Shankar in India’s World Cup squad

NEW YORK (AP) - Crowds and rainbow colors filled New York City streets for possibly the largest parade in the history of the gay rights movement, a dazzling celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the infamous police raid on the Stonewall Inn.

Taylor Swift called it her "worst case scenario," learning that her music catalog has been sold to a company owned by music manager Scooter Braun.

There's no question where our inequality problems come from, though

Nigeria's former Chelsea and Middlesbrough midfielder John Mikel Obi signs two-year deal with Turkish Super Lig club Trabzonspor.

New laws take effect, including ban on texting while driving Fox 35 Orlando Many of the bills passed by the Florida Legislature will go into effect Monday, impacting drivers, students, patients and i

Leaders will try again on Tuesday amid anger over failure of marathon overnight talks