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U.S. scientist found dead in Greece died of asphyxiation, police say

Her body was found in a system of manmade caves that was used by the Nazis during the occupation of Crete during World War II.

USA

'Tomb of the angel' search for missing teen hits dead end in Vatican

"'If you want to find Emanuela, search where the angel looks," a tipster wrote in an anonymous letter, the family's lawyer told NBC News.

USA

One gored, 5 hurt in fifth bull run in Pamplona

The most serious injury was suffered by a 27-year-old man from the Spanish city of Valencia who was gored in the arm.

USA

'Criminal act' likely in death of American scientist in Greece

The scientist was attending a conference in Crete when she disappeared last week.

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Russia

Soviet nuclear sub that sank off Norway in 1989 still emitting radiation

The wreck of the Komsomolets lies on the bottom of the Norwegian Sea at a depth of about 5,577 feet.

USA

British ambassador to U.S. resigns after leaked memos showed he criticized Trump

Kim Darroch said in a statement that the fallout from the leaked communications was "making it impossible for me to carry out my role as I would like."

USA

Fear and hope surround as U.S. inches toward agreement with Taliban

"We have to end this conflict — how long we can continue and sacrifice sons of this nation?"

USA

U.S. plans coalition to counter alleged Iran sabotage as Gulf tensions rise

"I think probably over the next couple of weeks we'll identify which nations have the political will," the top U.S. general said.

USA

American scientist who vanished in Greece found dead

Suzanne Eaton, a molecular biologist from California working in Germany, went missing on July 2. Her body was found in Crete on Monday.

USA

Trump lashes out at U.K. prime minister and envoy after damaging leak

"If we set this precedent, can you imagine how a country like China would respond?" one former British diplomat said.

World News

Hong Kong extradition bill 'is dead', chief executive says

Weeks of massive protests lead to the death of the bill that would have sent suspects to mainland China for prosecution.

USA

U.K. scrambles to make nice after top diplomat blasts Trump

The British government said the revelation was a matter of regret. "We believe the leak is unacceptable," Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said Monday.

USA

'The Terminator' convicted of war crimes in Congo

"Some bodies were found naked, some had their hands tied up and some had their heads crushed. Several bodies were disemboweled."

USA

Search to expand for American scientist missing on Greek island

"If anyone can find her way out of a difficult situation it is Suzanne," said the employer for American scientist Suzanne Eaton, who vanished last week.

USA

Indonesia issues tsunami warning after magnitude-6.9 earthquake

The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake was centered 115 miles southeast of the city of Manado at a depth of 15 miles.

USA

U.K.'s top diplomat in U.S. reportedly blasts Trump in leaked memos

NBC News has not seen or verified the existence of the diplomatic cables.

USA

Hong Kong protesters march again, aiming to take their message to the mainland

The demonstrations sparked by a controversial extradition bill have expanded, with calls for the resignation of Hong Kong's chief executive Carrie Lam

USA

How much time before Iran could have a nuclear bomb?

Iran says it will reverse course if European powers that signed the nuke deal provide economic relief. "This is not a sprint to a bomb," said one expert.

Brazil

João Gilberto, pioneer of Brazil's bossa nova, dies at 88

The Grammy-winning artist was instrumental in popularizing the bossa nova music style around the world.

USA

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's baby, Archie, is christened in private ceremony

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcomed their first child, Archie, on May 6.