Johnny Miller doesn't agree with Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III that this U.S. team is the best "maybe ever assembled." He still has a hunch the Americans finally will win, mainly because of the European team they are facing.
Syria's foreign minister says his country's belief in military victory is greater now because the army "is making great strides in its war against terrorism" with support from Russia, Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah fighters.
Estonia's presidential election has been delayed yet again, as special electoral body failed to pick a new head of state, sending the process back to parliament.
Spanish police say they have arrested a man for allegedly producing child pornography after a yearlong investigation revealed the suspect posed as a young bisexual girl on social media, contacting minors and tricking them into sending explicit material.
Presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are complying with a request from the mayor of Charlotte, N.C., to postpone a visit to the key battleground state amid riots, demonstrations and other unrest sparked by a fatal police shooting of a black male.
Phil Mickelson kept hearing the wrong tone of cheers coming from the 18th green, one after another, until he realized the singles match he was on the verge of winning would not prevent Europe from capturing the Ryder Cup.
A spokeswoman for Polish mining corporation KGHM says two miners have been killed and another seriously injured during a cave-in at copper and silver mine in southwestern Poland.
A Nashville judge has ruled that a former Vanderbilt University football player's 15-year sentence in the gang rape of an unconscious fellow student can stand.
Thousands of marchers have gathered in Warsaw for the latest protest against the policies of the conservative government that critics say are dividing the nation.