Nike Won't Supply Iran With Cleats for FIFA World Cup
The Iranians recorded only one victory in 12 games at the World Cup and it was in France 1998 when the beat the USA. American sportswear company Nike has announced that it has withdrawn its supply of boots to Iran's national team.

Russian MP Poklonskaya invites Trump to visit Crimea
Pompeo travelled from Singapore to South Korea to brief the U.S's regional allies on the summit, and on Mr. He did not directly answer whether he considers Crimea to be a part of Russian Federation .

Former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort is going to jail
Manafort's longtime associate Konstantin Kilimnik - known as his "Russian brain" - was also charged with witness tampering in the same indictment .

Eid 2018: Muslims worldwide prepare to mark end of Ramadan
In a statement signed by its General Secretary, John Boadu, the NPP said Muslims should also pray for grace for all Ghanaians. The month of fasting and introspection culminates in a huge celebration each year named Eid.

Roller coaster derails, drops 2 riders 30 feet; 6 injured
Fire department photos show the red vehicle hanging at an odd, perpendicular angle, with another auto jammed behind it. That vehicle was carrying four people and two fell to the ground from a height of 34 feet, she said .

Watchdog report calls former FBI Director James Comey "insubordinate"
Aitan Goelman, Strzok's lawyer, said the report found no evidence that his political views had an impact on the Clinton probe. The FBI can not lawfully make that determination, even if the FBI Agent, in this case Comey, was previously a DOJ prosecutor.

Trump announces tariffs on $50-B in Chinese imports
On the threat of retaliatory tariffs , he said: "They do so much more business with us, than we do with them, that we can't lose". After his meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong-un, Trump might feel his denuclearization push isn't so dependent upon China.

USA summit to help achieve settlement on Korean Peninsula: Russian FM
In a post-summit interview with ABC News, the president said he was confident that the agreement meant full denuclearisation. Trump cast the decision as a cost-saving measure, but also called the exercises "inappropriate" while talks continue.

Pakistan Taliban chief Fazlullah killed in US drone strike in Afghanistan
The Pakistan Taliban waged a decade-long insurgency to establish strict Islamic rule, but most fighters have by now fled to Kabul. He first rose to prominence inside Pakistan's Swat valley with fiery radio tirades that earned him the nickname Mullah Radio.

Antoine Griezmann announces he will stay at Atletico Madrid in 'The Decision'
However, stories continued to leak and Griezmann helped feed the frenzy. The revelation was the end of a transfer saga that lasted over a year.

Shujaat Bukhari was a courageous heart, fought fearlessly for peace: Rahul Gandhi
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said he was "deeply saddened" to learn about the "dastardly killing" of the veteran journalist. Senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari has been shot dead by three bike-borne terrorists outside his office in Srinagar .

Fireworks, Putin at 2018 Fifa World Cup opening ceremony
Williams was then joined on the set by Russian opera singer Aida Garifullina , who arrived on the back of a giant fiery eagle. Instead, many viewers spent the opening minutes of ITV's World Cup coverage simply admiring their fancy Red Square studio.

Vienna being discussed as host for Putin Trump summit
Trump was due to arrive in Singapore on Sunday ahead of a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The Kremlin has complained that efforts to organise the meeting seem frozen.

Target Apologizes For Father's Day 'Baby Daddy' Cards
When set against a background of a black couple, the term caused offence to Target shoppers looking for Father's Day cards. The popular chain said: We assure you it is never our intention to offend our guests with the merchandise we provide.

Net neutrality rollback: FCC chairman Ajit Pai responds to critics
In 2015, the Title II Order reclassified the internet as a telecommunications service, which is regulated like a public utility. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai , who spearheaded the deregulatory move, says the repeal will improve broadband service.