Authorities in Cleveland say 17 people, including 11 children, have been injured in a crash involving three vehicles.

A New Jersey firefighter rappelled from a bridge to rescue a dog stranded at the base of a waterfall.

A Syrian search-and-rescue group says the death toll from an explosion that destroyed two apartment buildings in a rebel-held town in the country’s northwest the previous day has risen to 67.

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

Shares in German farm chemicals, materials and drug company Bayer have plunged in the wake of a U.S. court verdict against Monsanto, which Bayer has acquired.

Virgin Atlantic has joined British Airways in criticizing long waiting times at passport control at Heathrow Airport, releasing figures showing that the Border Force hit its target for processing passengers from outside the European Economic Area on just one day in July.

Officials in Poland say more 2,000 people have been evacuated to allow navy experts to remove three World War II bombs from the Baltic Sea bed at the vacation resort of Kolobrzeg.

An international rights group has called for an international inquiry into a violent dispersal of an Islamist sit-in in Cairo in August 2013.

Police in Amsterdam are questioning a man detained on suspicion of throwing home-made explosive devices at the Turkish consulate in the Dutch capital.

The Latest on Turkey’s currency crisis (all times local):