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European stocks rise Thursday, aiming for their first win in three sessions as investors appear to take in stride developments surrounding debt-laden Greece.

European stocks rise Thursday, aiming for their first win in three sessions as investors appear to take in stride developments surrounding debt-laden Greece.

S.C lawmakers are confident a bill to remove the Confederate flag from the State House grounds could reach Gov. Nikki Haley's desk by the end of next week, several said Tuesday.

It looks like something has seriously messed up here.

Last night Athens applied to European rescue fund for 11th hour €29bn loan package in return for debt relief

Just after lunchtime on Wednesday, after six weeks in Villawood Detention Centre, the Tali brothers emerged with new visas and renewed hope of fulfilling their football dreams.

Egyptian army says 10 soldiers killed and wounded in North Sinai after suspected militants attack five checkpoints

Egyptian army says 10 soldiers killed and wounded in North Sinai after suspected militants attack five checkpoints

Nick Kyrgios' mother believes her son would be "upset a lot" by stinging criticism of his on-court antics, but asked for patience as he learns the fine line between passion and respect as he grows up in the public eye.

Europe's manufacturing sector is bang in line with where economists expected it to be.

PEORIA, Illinois - Bradley University says a new trade agreement signed by a business center on campus and a similar organization in Winnipeg, Canada, will open up new areas for cooperation between industries in the two areas.

Greece, the weak link in the eurozone, is inching closer to defaulting on its debt. The country has been in a long standoff with its European creditors on the terms of a multibillion-dollar bailout.

Greece, the weak link in the eurozone, is inching closer to defaulting on its debt. The country has been in a long standoff with its European creditors on the terms of a multibillion-dollar bailout.

Greece, the weak link in the eurozone, is inching closer to defaulting on its debt. The country has been in a long standoff with its European creditors on the terms of a multibillion-dollar bailout.

Greece, the weak link in the eurozone, is inching closer to defaulting on its debt. The country has been in a long standoff with its European creditors on the terms of a multibillion-dollar bailout.

TOKYO - Photo taken March 31, 2015, shows Japan defender Gotoku Sakai (L) vying for the ball with Uzbekistan...

Briscoe Group managing director and major shareholder, Rod Duke, is prepared to slash his stake in the Kiwi retailer by one-third as part of a $324 million takeover of ailing outdoor clothing and adventure wear retailer Kathmandu.

The death toll from the crash of an air force transport plane in Medan jumped to more than 140, indicating a growing list of victims from the neighborhood where the plane went down.

Lord Hall, the director-general, is expected to announce another round of job cuts which could affect hundreds of staff

Wimbledon isn’t just the oldest Glam Slam in tennis. It’s when spectators consume thousands of bottles of champagne, records are set and players can win millions of dollars in prize money. Here's a look at Wimbledon in numbers. Photo: Getty.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's greetings to Prime Minister Li Keqiang on the 94th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party's establishment has gone viral in China.

This hilariously stingy snack was served at an Edinburgh Airport restaurant

This hilariously stingy snack was served at an Edinburgh Airport restaurant