Manchester United Transfer Rumors 2013: Robert Lewandowski Refuses To Address Transfer Out of Borussia Dortmund

Neymar's transfer saga is arguably the most compelling one of this summer. However, Robert Lewandowski's movement this summer could rival that one for its ambiguity and mass confusion.

Cannes Film Festival 2013 Day 6 Recap, News Update: James Franco's 'As I Lay Dying Premieres'; Marion Cotillard's 'Blood Ties' Received Poor Reviews

Day Six saw the biggest stars line up for the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival.

First British Astronaut to Visit Space Station in 2015 [VIDEO]

Peake's six-month mission aboard the ISS, as a flight engineer with the orbiting lab's Expedition 46 and 47 crews, may well include spacewalks, wrangling visiting robotic spacecraft and overseeing space experiments.

Iran Hangs Suspected US, Israel Spies Accused of CIA, Moussad Ties

Iran's state radio has confirmed that the country executed two men convicted of spying for Israel and the US, reports the BBC.

Study: Bunions Linked to Parents

In a study published in the May issue of the journal Arthritis Care & Research, researchers determined people of European descent often inherit toe deformities including bunions.

Mexican opposition dispute goes public, threatening reforms

Divisions within Mexico's main conservative opposition party have erupted into a bitter public dispute that threatens to undermine the reform agenda of President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Mexican David Liaño, First Person Ever to Double Summit on Mt. Everest

David Liaño Gonzalez, a Mexican mountaineer, became the first climber ever to double summit on Mount Everest in the same season.

North Korea News: Testing New Missles, Fires Sixth In Three Days; Legitimate War Threat, Or More Posturing?

Monday marked the third day in a row in which North Korea fired short-range missiles into waters off its east coast, dismissing warnings from the United States and South Korea against increasing tensions.

Magnitude 6.8 quake strikes off Chile; no tsunami seen

A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Chile on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, but Chilean emergency authorities said they saw no prospect that the tremor would generate a tsunami.

Car bombs target Iraqi Shi'ites, killing at least 43

At least 43 people were killed in car bomb explosions targeting Shi'ite Muslims in the Iraqi capital and the southern oil hub of Basra on Monday, police and medics said.

Russian Animal Orbiter Returns --- With Most Critters Dead

Roscosmos, Russia's Federal Space Agency, launched 45 mice, eight Mongolian gerbils, 15 geckos, a handful of snails and numerous other species to test how long stretches in a zero-gravity environment affect living creatures.

Cannes Film Festival 2013 Day 5 Recap, News Update

Day 5 of the Cannes Film festival continued screenings, red carpets and multiple acquisitions.

North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles For Two Days In A Row

North Korea fired a short-range missile from its east coast on Sunday, a day after launching three of these missiles, a South Korean news agency said, ignoring calls for restraint from Western powers.

Brazil Indians Occupy Cattle Ranch In Widening Land Dispute

Federal police ordered some 200 Terena Indians to leave a former congressman's ranch in south-central Brazil on Thursday in the latest flashpoint of a widening conflict over land ownership in South America's farm belt.

Mexican General Sent to Quell Drug Violence In New Strategy

A Mexican general took over all police and military operations in a chaotic western state on Thursday in a test run of President Enrique Pena Nieto's new security strategy to tame raging drug violence.