London is starting its stint at the center of the fashion universe as industry leaders express concerns about the potential impact of Brexit.

Ohio State has made it through two games fine without Urban Meyer. Now the No. 4 Buckeyes face their toughest test on the last Saturday before their suspended coach can return to the sideline.

Health authorities say mosquito-borne viruses have killed four people in Romania this week, bringing the total deaths from West Nile virus to 21.

About 150 Muslims have protested in Mumbai, India’s financial capital, to demand that China stop detaining thousands of minority Uighur Muslims in camps and political indoctrination centers in its Xinjiang region.

There’s a lifeline out there for the guys who couldn’t quite make it in the NFL this month: the Alliance of American Football.

Turkey’s foreign minister says his country is still working for a peaceful solution for Syria’s rebel-held province of Idlib, adding that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan would hold talks with Russia’s Vladimir Putin on Monday.

Austria’s interior minister says the European Union’s migration commissioner is prematurely 'throwing in the towel' on the idea of setting up centers for migrants in North Africa.

When almost all the protesters at recent anti-government rallies across Russia went home, teenagers and young adults were the only ones left on the streets.

The chair umpire who penalized Serena Williams in the U.S. Open final says he is pleased to be getting back to work.

The Latest on the appeal by convicted murderer Peter Madsen (all times local):