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Danish soccer player 'was gone' after on-field cardiac arrest, doctor says
The 29-year-old midfielder "continues to be hospitalized for further examination," the Danish Football Union said in a statement.
Evidence in Mexico serial killer's house suggests 17 victims
Investigators digging under the house of the former butcher on the outskirts of Mexico City said Saturday they have found 3,787 bone fragments so far.
U.K. churchgoers stunned as Bidens join them at Sunday service
"I’m delighted. I’m not sure I will ever get over this moment completely," said Annie Fitzpatrick.
At least 12 dead and hundreds injured after gas explosion in central Chinese city
The blast is the latest deadly accident in the country, usually traced to poor safety standards and maintenance and corruption among enforcement bodies.
Boris Johnson dodges question on whether it was fair for Biden to call him Trump’s ‘clone’
When a Sky News journalist asked U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson for a response on Biden’s 2019 comments calling him a “physical and emotional clone” of former President Donald Trump, Johnson refused to comment and said the relationship is “in extremely good order.”
Barbora Krejcikova wins French Open, completing wild tournament
Barbora Krejcikova, a 25-year-old Czech who was a doubles specialist until a year ago, won the French Open, capping a topsy-turvy women's tournament.
At least 7 dead as separate bombs hit 2 minivans in Afghanistan
The area where the explosions happened is largely populated by the minority Hazara ethnic group who are mostly Shiite Muslims.
Prominent Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow released from prison
Chow did not speak to media before she was ushered into a car with friends and fellow activists.
Travel restrictions are changing. See which countries are open to Americans.
NBC News is tracking travel restrictions for U.S. citizens in countries around the world.
The 'birth of the racial caste system' started in this island — and endures, documentary shows
The "birth of the racial caste system" started in Hispaniola, argues "Stateless" documentary filmmaker Michèle Stephenson, and endures in its recent laws.
Photos: Queen Elizabeth has met 13 out of the last 14 U.S. presidents
Queen Elizabeth II joined the Group of Seven summit on Friday. It was Joe Biden's first meeting with the queen as president. The queen has met every U.S. president since Harry Truman, with the exception of Lyndon Johnson.
