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Wimbledon: John Isner backs new rule to stop marathon matches
John Isner backs planned changes to Wimbledon aimed at preventing marathon matches - and says the rule should be named after him. READ MORERussia nuclear treaty: US warned over threat to scrap deal
Russia threatens retaliation over President Trump's plan to scrap a landmark 1987 nuclear deal. READ MOREMotoGP: Marc Marquez dislocates shoulder after winning fifth title in Japan
Spaniard Marc Marquez wins a fifth MotoGP title and third in a row - then suffers a bizarre shoulder injury when celebrating victory in Japan. READ MOREUS tourists die as Costa Rica rafts capsize
Four US tourists die and a local tourist is missing after a rafting accident on a swollen river. READ MORETop Macau official Zheng Xiaosong dead after fall from building
Beijing said Zheng Xiaosong had been suffering from depression, implying he had killed himself. READ MORERoyal tour: Meghan takes morning off as Harry goes solo in Sydney
The royal couple decide to cut back pregnant Meghan's schedule "slightly" during their overseas tour. READ MOREWhy speaking out in Nicaragua is getting tough
Families, activists and doctors say they fear being targeted in the crackdown on anti-government critics. READ MORE‘Hello, death’: Coca-Cola greets New Zealanders in marketing blunder
One of Coca-Cola's marketing slogans in New Zealand did not go over well, turning into a humorous and embarrassing blunder for the company. Read Full Article at RT.com READ MOREKatie Taylor: Dominant Irish woman beats Serrano to retain world titles
Ireland's Katie Taylor defends her IBF and WBA world titles with a unanimous points win over Cindy Serrano in Boston. READ MORESelma Blair: Cruel Intentions star reveals MS diagnosis
Selma Blair shared the news in an emotional Instagram post, saying the news was "overwhelming". READ MOREGermany sees Russia as stable energy partner as US demands Europe dump Nord Stream 2 pipeline
Europe should stop backing a Russia-led project to deliver natural gas to the continent, according to US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Wess Mitchell. However, not all the European nations agree. Read Full Article at RT.com READ MOREJapan finds itself buried in plastic waste after China stops importing world’s trash
Nations across the globe are beginning to suffer from waste build-up, after China stopped importing recyclable garbage this year. Japan has become the latest country reporting severe recycling industry overload. Read Full Article at RT.com READ MORE
