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US floods kill 3; several missing
Flooding from record rains in the US states of Texas and Oklahoma have destroyed hundreds of homes and left at least three people dead and several missing.

Flooding from record rains in the US states of Texas and Oklahoma have destroyed hundreds of homes and left at least three people dead and several missing.

An Argentinean football player dies after collapsing during a match.

Spain’s protest movement has won the most votes in Barcelona and came second in Madrid in municipal elections.

The United States has does not want Israel’s nuclear profile to be raised, American political analyst Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich says.

Press TV’s exclusive report from the outskirts of the the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.

Influential Iraqi Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has blamed the Saudi regime for the recent terrorist attack on a Shia mosque in the kingdom.

Republican Senator John McCain says the US must deploy thousands of troops to Iraq to defeat the ISIL terrorist group, which captured the city of Ramadi last week.

A policeman has been sentenced to life in prison for sexually assaulting a mentally ill girl.

A United Nations conference aimed at restarting peace talks in the Yemen is postponed.

Tehran reiterates it will not allow the inspection of its military sites as part of a nuclear deal with the P5+1.

Police in Cleveland have arrested at least 71 protesters following the acquittal of a white police officer in the 2012 shooting deaths of two unarmed African Americans.

Nobel prize-winning mathematician John Nash and his wife have been killed in a car crash in the US.

Iran has criticized the US for a planned blockade of the air travels of its newly purchased planes.

ISIL terrorists execute 16 Iraqi merchants who were transporting foodstuff from Baiji to Haditha.

A former British army commander has called for boots on the ground against the ISIL.

Thirty mass graves believed to contain the remains of Rohingya migrants are discovered in Malaysia.

People in France take to the streets to voice support for the people of Syria and to protest ISIL militants' activities in the city of Palmyra.

The EU criticizes as a 'worrying step' Russia’s bid to enforce a new law that bans 'undesirable' NGOs.