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Dow drops 1,000 points; Japanese stocks plunge as markets quake worldwide

Fears about a slowing U.S. economy worsen

Chinese businesses hoping to expand in US face uncertainty, suspicion

France beats Egypt, will face Spain in men's soccer final at Paris Olympics

Victory ensures European gold medalist for first time since 1992, ending dominance of Latin American nations

Bloomberg apologizes for premature story on prisoner swap, disciplines journalists involved

Story had been released before the prisoners were safely in U.S. custody

Secretaries of state urge Elon Musk to fix AI chatbot spreading election misinformation on X

State election officials say platform's AI chatbot, Grok, produced false information about state ballot deadlines shortly after President Joe Biden dropped out of 2024 presidential race

Google loses massive antitrust case over its search dominance

Decision could shake up internet, hobble one of world's best-known companies

Torrential rains kill more than 150 in China in 2 months

The search is ongoing for victims of flood and mudslide in mountainous Tibetan area in Sichuan province that left nine people dead and 18 others unaccounted for, state media say

Mourad Merzouki brings hip-hop dance to Olympic stage with 'Dance of the Games'

Dance troupe will take center stage near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, showcasing the official dance of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Americans have more depth than anyone at pool, but gold harder to come by

The US finished with eight golds, its fewest since the 1988 Seoul Games and one ahead of its biggest rival, Australia

Senior economic aide Sperling leaving White House to work on Harris campaign

Sperling served both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama as director of the White House National Economic Council; President Joe Biden tasked him with managing his $1.9 trillion pandemic aid package

Americans abroad help countries grow women's basketball for Olympic opportunity

FIBA rule allows countries to tap players with dual citizenships or a player who becomes a naturalized citizen

Simone Biles finishes off her return to the Olympics with a silver on floor exercise

The American gymnast, considered the greatest in the history of the sport, earns her 11th Olympic medal after a routine that included a couple of costly steps out of bounds

Zou Jingyuan defends parallel bars title on final day of artistic gymnastics at Paris Olympics

Zou, who is also a three-time world champion in the discipline, claimed gold ahead of Illia Kovtun of Ukraine; Shinnosuke Oka of Japan, the all-around champion, took bronze

Vietnam's coast guard visits Philippines for joint drills as both face maritime tensions with China

The Philippines and Vietnam are among the most vocal critics of China's increasingly hostile actions in the disputed waters, a key global trade and security route

Bangladesh protesters plan to march to capital after deadly clashes

At least 95 people, including at least 14 police officers, died in clashes in the capital on Sunday

Hurricane Debby to bring heavy rain, catastrophic flooding to Florida, Georgia, S. Carolina

Forecasters predict it will become a hurricane before coming ashore

Cooler weather helps firefighters corral a third of big California blaze

The Park Fire has scorched 1,623 square kilometers since igniting July 24 when authorities said a man pushed a burning car into a gully in Chico and then fled

Nigerian women first African team to make basketball Olympic quarterfinals

Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games and went winless in Tokyo

Houthi rebels hit container ship, say they shot down US drone

Global voices express concern over Venezuela arrests after disputed election

Concern came hours after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced Saturday that the government had arrested 2,000 opponents