North Korea insulted U.S. President Donald Trump again on Monday, calling him a ?thoughtless and sneaky old man? after he tweeted that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wouldn?t want to abandon a special relationship between the two leaders and affect the American presidential election by resuming hostile acts.

Shares fell in Europe early Monday after a day of gains in Asia.

China’s professional basketball association fined one of its foreign players on Monday for not paying sufficient attention during the pre-game playing of the country’s national anthem.

An earthquake struck Tuscany north of Florence on Monday, sending frightened people into the street in the middle of the night and slightly damaging some buildings.

The Uganda Red Cross says at least 26 people have been killed in floods unleashed by heavy rains in different parts of the east African country.

German exports posted a second consecutive month-on-month increase in October, defying economists’ expectations of a slight decline.

Paris commuters inched to work Monday through exceptional traffic jams, as strikes to preserve retirement rights halted trains and subways for a fifth straight day.

Britain is facing the most testing and significant period in its modern history since World War II.

The day Ryan Straschnitzki underwent surgery that would turn his body into something like a remote-controlled robot, the paralyzed hockey player had one deep worry: The 6-foot-1, 190-pound defenseman who once didn’t miss a shift even after dislocating a shoulder told his dad he was afraid of needles.

Steve Stricker cared only about securing a spot in the first U.S. Open in his home state of Wisconsin. Still, there was something about the PGA Tour rookie in his group during a 36-hole qualifier that intrigued him.