Devoid of bombast and uninterested in personal power, Mrs. May could have been the perfect messenger for a Brexit compromise. But secrecy and an early focus on satisfying hard-Brexiters may have been her undoing. https://t.co/Aix5SCwcfw

In 1988, Scott Johnson’s body was found at the bottom of a cliff in Sydney. The police hope the million-dollar reward will help them solve the case, which has been classified as a hate crime. https://t.co/h1cmhpf4ki

Lyudmila Alexeyeva, Russia’s most prominent surviving Soviet-era dissident, has died at age 91 https://t.co/lbihEgKP5x

President Emmanuel Macron will give his first public response to the demands of the Yellow Vests movement on Monday night. Their fourth weekend of protests showed they still enjoy significant public support. https://t.co/fEfbzrxXVB

History will record that Theresa May tried to lead her country to a compromise on Brexit. Did she do it too late? https://t.co/LFe2VZxSdp

Ask almost anyone in Tijuana about the wall, or “la linea,” and you are likely to be met with a shrug: The wall is always present, but not a constant problem https://t.co/2skna9Y9cA

Miranda Kerr has a see-through piano she received as a gift from Jho Low, who is accused in a scheme to siphon billions from a Malaysian fund. She's willing to give it up — but authorities aren't sure how to remove it. https://t.co/fyaMmBV5uu

More than a week after allegations surfaced that some Afghan soccer officials had sexually abused female players, five of the officials were suspended, the attorney general's office said Sunday. https://t.co/Fa6PtoZuN2

The criminal's sneakers are worth around £18,500 — a bit more than $23,500 https://t.co/bmnRRjZYLI

History will record that Theresa May tried to lead her country to a compromise on Brexit. Did she do it too late? https://t.co/Vp70wYFerN

She spent a lifetime challenging abusive leaders. But Lyudmila Alexeyeva, the Soviet-era dissident, also saved some of her criticism for the people who let those in power get away with it. https://t.co/cZqJmiO4ie

More than a year after the Islamic State was boxed into a small pocket of territory on the border of Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State is still cornered there https://t.co/tqaJWnY4ud

Today: details on the case against President Trump, Beijing's delicate balancing act and the Brexit vote. https://t.co/WMSzW7IRSe

Afghan government suspends five officials of the country’s soccer federation, including the president, after allegations of sexual and physical abuse of members of women’s team. https://t.co/YQgbvt1DYW

The first commuters arrive before dawn, their cars rolling forward along two dozen parallel lanes at the border crossing as drivers check email, apply makeup, knit or extend a hand to caress a child snoozing under blankets, bound for school in the U.S. https://t.co/VHKvuNsDyO

Prime Minister Charles Michel’s biggest coalition partner, the right-wing Flemish party, revolted in opposition to the planned signing of an international agreement on migration https://t.co/Z2Mv3VT6Kj

Your Morning Briefing, Australia edition: What you need to know to start your day. https://t.co/8kCiVFDrsB Get it by email: https://t.co/6bioXCSiik

The police in Gloucestershire, England, will sell 55 pairs of sneakers with brand names like Gucci and Louis Vuitton that once belonged to a 22-year-old man jailed on a weapons charge https://t.co/QDS5KQipvJ

Devoid of bombast and uninterested in personal power, Mrs. May could have been the perfect messenger for a Brexit compromise. But secrecy and an early focus on satisfying hard-Brexiters may have been her undoing. https://t.co/sy9YX9nyd8

He was Bolivia's first indigenous president. So why are many indigenous people saying they are tired of Evo Morales? https://t.co/Tp5udhtNRD