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Blues goaltender Luke Opilka has announced his retirement after two surgeries in two years to address hip dysplasia

Ethiopia has arrested 63 intelligence officials, military personnel and businesspeople on allegations of rights violations and corruption, the country's attorney general announced Monday

Alexander Zverev came from a break down in both sets to defeat Marin Cilic 7-6 (5), 7-6 (1) at the ATP Finals

Members of two of the leading opposition parties in Congo now say they do not back a presidential candidate who was chosen by a coalition

Paul Epworth, best known for working with Adele, said he and Mumford & Sons went on "a series of blind dates" before they decided he was the best producer to help them with their fourth album

Manchester United players Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial have been ruled out of France's upcoming matches because of injuries

Palestinian health officials say Israeli airstrikes in the northern Gaza Strip have killed two people and wounded another three

The NHL and lawyers for retired players say a tentative settlement has been reached in a concussion lawsuit brought against the league

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has stressed the need for free trade as he drew similarities between his country and Singapore, a bustling regional hub

Britain's National Health Service has pulled out of a contentious agreement that gave government officials access to confidential patient data to help track down people suspected of breaking immigration laws

Bulgarian officials are signaling the country will not sign a global pact to promote safe and orderly migration, saying that it would harm national interests

Nearly a week later, the election is not over in a congressional district in Maine where ranked ballots were used for the first time in a U.S. House race

U.S. Catholic bishops will delay for at least several months any action on proposed new steps to address the clergy sex abuse crisis that is rocking the church

Genoa's mayor says he plans to start demolition next month of part of the bridge whose collapse killed 43 people

Taliban officials say Pakistan has released Abdul Samad Sani, a U.S.-designated terrorist who served as the Afghan Central Bank governor during the militants' rule, along with a lower-ranking commander named Salahuddin

An Egyptian court has sentenced a former governor to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes to award public works contracts

Gov. Rick Scott wants a judge to order law enforcement to impound Broward County's voting machines and ballots when they're not being used during the Florida recount

British Prime Minister Theresa May says the West's response to the nerve-agent poisoning of a former spy has seriously hurt Russia's intelligence capability