Mitt Romney is meeting with former Prime Minister Tony Blair as he begins a day of meetings with British officials in London.

From "Star Trek", "X-Men" and "American Dad!", British actor Patrick Stewart has played a number of roles but he said being an Olympic torch bearer on Monday (July 23rd) was one experience he'll never forget.

Russian officials say that an unmanned Russian cargo spacecraft failed to dock with the International Space Station early morning due to a technical failure.

The strongest typhoon to hit Hong Kong in 13 years has swirled into southern China. Though it has been downgraded to a tropical storm, it has still led to the evacuation of more than 40,000 people in one Guangdong city.

The Olympic flame has had a ride on the London Eye.

Thousands march through Mexico protesting election results.

Bill Clinton will meet with Greece's Prime Minister to discuss foreign investments.

Pope Benedict XVI's butler is granted house arrested.

Rupert Murdoch resigns from a number of News Corp. subsidiary boards.

A revolutionary discovery has hit the world of underwear: Women 600 years ago wore bras.

Olympics organizers say it's just "a matter of tightening," but the stunt bike sequence is gone from the opening ceremony of the London games.

Bulgaria's interior minister says a bombing that killed eight people and injured dozens on a bus full of Israeli tourists was most likely a suicide attack. He says the suspected attacker was carrying a driver's license issued in Michigan.

In the Pacific, Tropical Depression Fabio is expected to continue weakening and lose its tropical characteristics later today.

A trio of astronauts traveling onboard a Russian-made Soyuz capsule has reached the International Space Station, two days after launching from the Baikonur cosmodrome in southern Kazakhstan.

Hurricane Fabio is weakening in the Pacific and is no longer a hurricane.

The chairman of G4S has indicated that senior managers may be in danger of losing their jobs following the security company's failure to recruit sufficient staff for the Olympic Games.

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Just. Stop. Raining. That was the unusual plea published in an editorial in The Times of London on Saturday, a measure of Britons' growing frustration with months of miserable weather.

With five priests chanting scriptures, a frog groom named Punarvasu and his amphibian bride Pushala were joined in holy Hindu matrimony by villagers hoping the ancient custom will bring monsoon rains to their drought-stricken district.

Witnesses say radical Islamists in northern Mali have briefly detained protesters and whipped them in an apparent attempt to intimidate the locals.

Cuba is reporting 158 cases of cholera, nearly three times as many as previously disclosed, But the island country says there are no new deaths and the outbreak appears to be contained and on the wane.

Emilia has weakened to a tropical storm in the Pacific while Tropical Storm Fabio is intensifying.

Tropical Storm Fabio is strengthening in the Pacific and could become a hurricane by Friday night or Saturday but is expected to stay well offshore of Mexico.

No one likes a rainy weather forecast, but a seaside town in Belgium is so unhappy with its summer forecast that it's suing.

Hurricane Emilia and Tropical Storm Daniel are weakening over the open Pacific and remaining far from land.