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Nearly half of Spain's provinces were on alert Sunday for high risk of fires, according to the country's weather agency AEMET.

A group of employees posted a petition publicly urging the company not to bid on a cloud computing contract for CBP.

More than 700 protesters have been arrested since early June. Police and the government have pledged to bring all "culprits" to justice and to take "relentless enforcement action to bring the persons involved to justice."

Official statistics show that violent crime has begun to rise after declining for two decades.

A person familiar with the matter confirmed that Facebook has approached News Corp. about paying to license Wall Street Journal stories.

The territory's crucial travel industry has suffered as tourists put off their visits, with Australia, Ireland, Britain and Japan having also issued travel advisories to their citizens.

South Korea confirmed they started Monday but hasn't given details about the drills, which were expected to involve computer simulations and not troops or equipment.

The company promises quick sign-ups and the elimination of most fees.

Pambakian said she went with two work friends to a hotel room upstairs to get away from Blatt, but he later showed up and groped and kissed her without consent.

Stadler was charged with having known about the manipulation in Audi and Volkswagen cars and with continuing to sell the models despite that knowledge.

Security forces fired live ammunition on Monday in the North Kordofan city of Obeid to disperse student protests. At least five people were killed, including four students.

The protests have shaken the government in Hong Kong and raised concern in Beijing.

Most were in Australia on three-year visas or five-year visas that are available to refugees who agree to live outside the major cities.

Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimi said Monday around 50 other people were wounded in the attack against the Green Trend office in the capital Kabul.