Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, quit to protest Mrs. May’s Brexit approach, deepening divisions in the British government.

The nomination will set off a furious confirmation battle, as the retiring Justice Anthony M. Kennedy has held the decisive vote in many closely divided cases.

The plight of the young soccer players and their coach has riveted the country and much of the world since they vanished on June 23.

The intelligence officers were charged with hacking Democrats during the 2016 campaign. The indictment was announced days before President Trump is to meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

Led by Kylian Mbappe and Paul Pogba, France brings home its second World Cup trophy, 20 years after winning its first.

At the end of their first summit meeting, Mr. Trump would not say whether he believes American intelligence agencies or Mr. Putin about Russian electoral interference.

European officials hit the internet giant with the record penalty for abusing its power in the smartphone market, the region’s latest move to rein in the clout of tech companies.

President Nicolás Maduro was unharmed as explosions caused chaos at a military event being shown on live TV.

The quake on Sunday occurred a week after a another earthquake struck Lombok, a popular tourist destination east of Bali.

The Trump administration is betting that the sanctions, which had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear accord that the president abandoned, will force Iran to curb its weapons program.

More than 14,000 firefighters are now battling over a dozen major blazes across the state.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport said no passengers were on the 76-seat plane, which officials said was taken by an airline employee believed to be suicidal.

Buildings and vehicles were crushed by the collapse in Genoa, while some people somehow survived. An official said that the bridge had shown previous “signs of problems.”

With hits like “Respect” and “Chain of Fools,” she defined a female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable.

Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001, he projected himself and his organization as the world’s conscience and moral arbiter, despite a series of failures and scandals.

Mr. Cohen made the admission as he pleaded guilty to tax evasion, bank fraud and campaign finance violations in federal court in Manhattan.

The verdict was a victory for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, whose inquiry has drawn withering criticism from President Trump.

Scott Morrison takes the top job as Malcolm Turnbull is forced out in a week of political drama.

A naval aviator who endured torture in Vietnam, Mr. McCain rose to the heights of power in Washington until cancer felled him.

The National Museum of Brazil, home to some 20m items spanning centuries, is devastated.

An Op-Ed column by an unnamed senior administration official added to the impression left by Bob Woodward’s book of aides seeking to thwart a president’s “reckless decisions.”