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I'm Davan Maharaj, editor of the Los Angeles Times. Here are some story lines I don't want you to miss today. Subscribe to the newsletter TOP STORIES A Haunting Image The photo is disturbing and saddening: A little boy, lying lifeless on a beach, a victim amid the flight of refugees from Syria...

The Russian director explains his new film about the Louvre in WWII

By Kim Kwang-tae SEOUL, Sept. 4 (Yonhap) -- President Park Geun-hye returned home Friday after a three-day trip to China that demonstrated South Korea's growing ties with the world's most populous country. Park met with her Chinese counterpart, Xi

Chief Sports writer Kevin McCallum says South Africa needs to show it can host the Commonwealth Games within budget.

UBS lowers its target for Hong Kong’s benchmark stock gauge by 25 percent, as its worst- case scenario for the city is coming true.

SOUTH BEND, Indiana - A South Bend city council member is suing the city for not defending him in a libel case involving a wiretapping investigation.

Amy R. Connolly
LONDON, Sept. 4 (UPI) -- The U.K. will accept "thousands" more refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war in response to the worsening humanitarian crisis, Prime Minister David Cameron said.

A white tailed sea eagle chick that had to be rescued after swallowing two fish hooks is released close to his nest site in the Highlands.

The British trader accused of aiding the 2010 flash crash hired a computer programmer to work out a system to manipulate stock prices.

Sony is focusing on sensors that take photos at least 10 times faster than the human eye can see.

Oil pared a second weekly advance before US employment data amid signs of a persisting global surplus.

The uninformed South African football fan would have found the refrain coming from the Bafana camp this week a tad surprising.

David Cameron’s muted response to the refugee crisis is disgraceful. The number of people who have died trying to cross the Mediterranean has been on a steady rise since the start of this year; more than 2,500 people – children, women and men – have died so far in 2015. It is no big leap to suggest that many of these deaths were avoidable. Just months before the British Government were warned this would happen when they decided to withdraw support for search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean. Читать дальше...

Three senior Ipid officials have approached the Labour Court in a bid to stop the watchdog body from transferring them.

She had a Groupon voucher she was planning to use.

By Kim Kwang-tae SEOUL, Sept. 4 (Yonhap) -- President Park Geun-hye returned home Friday after a three-day trip to China that demonstrated South Korea's growing ties with the world's most populous country. Park met with her Chinese counterpart, Xi

Like the dozens of Austrians who waited to greet Syrian refugees at a Vienna railway station this week, there are many Australians who have rolled out the welcome mat to desperate new arrivals to this country from Vietnam and other countries.

Demand for German goods falls by more than 5pc in July

Both sides are looking for a positive result from this weekend's crucial Group G qualifier, but our tipster expects a tight match when these two sides meet in Moscow on Saturday

Baselamp lets you light up your room with anything from a fishbowl to a flower vase.

You can't blame Italian tennis player Flavia Pennetta for thinking of a doomsday scenario when a drone crashed into the stands during her second-round match at the U.S. Open on Thursday night in New York.

A farmer has hit out at Kent County Council after being plagued by selfish fly-tippers for two decades.

It could also be a sign that Trump has concluded that a run within the GOP is his only ticket to the White House.

Prizzi's Honor star Kathleen Turner joins the cast of a play about transgender identity.

A vast trove of artworks valued at $500 million that belonged to the late billionaire collector A. Alfred Taubman is to go under the hammer at Sotheby's. The FT reports.