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A teenage surfer was in a stable condition after he was bitten by a shark at the same Australian beach where a Japanese surfer was fatally mauled last year, police said on Monday.

A new survey shows that optimism in the financial services sector has fallen for a third consecutive quarter — the longest drop since the global financial crisis in 2009.

At the intersection, Mohammed al-Haj waited patiently for the "green man." No cars were coming, no policemen watching.

Brazilian police say gunmen have killed a city council candidate as he was leaving a political rally outside Rio de Janeiro.

The Beitar Shabi Givat Zeev players huddled around for a training session, lobbing soccer balls as an autumn evening breeze swept through the surrounding rocky hills.

FIFA has disbanded its anti-racism task force, declaring the work complete despite ongoing concerns about discriminatory behavior at matches in 2018 World Cup host Russia.

The Archdiocese of Morelia in western Mexico says a priest kidnapped a week ago has been found slain.

Two young women suspected of planning an attack in France were detained by police in the southern French city of Nice, a person familiar with the investigation said Sunday, the latest sign that Islamic State is shifting its focus from the battlefield in Syria to orchestrating terror plots in Europe.

Swedish police say four people have been wounded in a shooting in Malmo, the country's third-largest city.

The United Nations secretary-general is promising to lend his personal support to rival Cypriot leaders continue to engage in complex talks aimed at reunifying the ethnically divided island nation.

Hip hop artist YG is rap’s most outspoken critic of Donald Trump, according to CNN (the most trusted name in hip hop analysis).

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, during a weeklong trade mission to Israel, says the University of Maryland, Baltimore is expanding ties with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Jordan's King Abdullah II has re-appointed his prime minister in what is largely a formality following Sept. 20 parliamentary elections.

Hungarian police say two officers wounded in an unexplained explosion are in stable condition and being treated in intensive care at a hospital.

At least 23 civilians were killed in renewed government airstrikes on the contested city of Aleppo, Syrian activists said Sunday, as the United Nations Security Council convened an emergency meeting on the spiraling violence in Syria.

A fuel tanker continued to burn off the Gulf coast of Mexico on Sunday, a day after it erupted in flames.

Kuwaiti police say they have arrested a man who says he accidentally shot a Syrian and Egyptian near a bloc of stores selling hunting rifles.

Tens of thousands of people marched through Mexico City on Saturday in opposition to President Enrique Pena Nieto's push to legalize same-sex marriage.

The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 5:30 P.M.

Joseph Sitruk, a former grand rabbi of France for more than two decades who oversaw a growth in synagogues and Jewish schools, has died after a long illness.