A New Zealand man has become the first person to kayak solo across the Tasman Sea.

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Japanese technology conglomerate SoftBank is investing in a mobile device service for hotel guests, called handy Japan, that offers information on tourist attractions and internet access.

Atlanta police say a crowd protesting a U.S. immigration policy that separated children from their parents had become violent and one person was arrested.

German authorities say they have arrested a 27-year-old German woman suspected of being part of the Islamic State group’s 'morality police' in Iraq.

A senior Conservative Party lawmaker has warned Prime Minister Theresa May to deliver on her Brexit promises or risk a revolt that could trigger the collapse of her government.

Choreographer Gillian Lynne, who worked closely for many years with composer Andrew Lloyd Webber on some of his most famous works, has died in London. She was 92.

British supermarket chain Tesco and France’s Carrefour are creating a strategic alliance to give them more clout with global suppliers.

Australia said Monday that it has ended direct aid to the Palestinian Authority because Australian donations could increase the self-governing body’s capacity to pay Palestinians convicted of politically motivated violence.

France’s justice minister says investigators believe that drones seen months ago buzzing above a prison may be linked to the brazen escape of a notorious French criminal.