British PM tells Trump steel tariffs are 'unjustified'
Trudeau also faced calls Monday to speed up the imposition of retaliatory tariffs on USA steel and aluminum, but he rebuffed them. Mexico's list of products that will be subject to the charges also includes USA steel plates, bars, rods and rolled steel.

Miss America dropping swimsuit competition
Leanza Cornett, Miss America 1993, supports the change, adding the swimsuit competition was something she felt she had to endure. The Miss America pageant is dropping the swimsuit competition, saying it will no longer judge contestants on their appearance.

Italy outraged by train accident selfie
A man has been heavily criticised after he made a decision to take a selfie in front of a woman who had just been hit by a train. Police confronted the selfie-snapping man on the scene as paramedics aided the woman and ordered him to delete the photo.

Liverpool’s Karius suffered concussion in Champions League final, says doctor
After the clash with Ramos, Salah did briefly attempt to play-on before being replaced by Adam Lallana after 30 minutes. Of course, Karius made two costly errors during the encounter, each coming after the encounter with Ramos.

A year into boycott, few signs of crisis in Qatar
Qatar is residence to the ahead headquarters of the US navy's Central Command and hosts round 10,000 American troopers. Qatar, however, refused to yield and denounced the demands as unreasonable, saying its sovereignty had been attacked.

Highway 401 bus crash: Photos from the horrific scene
Police have confirmed multiple injuries. "What I've been advised is that we have received five of the most critical". Runciman says the bus went off Highway 401 and hit a rock cut between Brockville, Ont., and Prescott, Ont.

Political critics call on Barnaby to quit
In another awkward moment in the interview Joyce said he should take responsibility for the affair because "he's the adult". Barnaby Joyce and his former staffer-turned-lover were reportedly offered $150,000 for the interview.

Nvidia introduces new AI-based products to power autonomous robots
If the Jetson Xavier name sounds familiar, it is because it is the same the processor from the Xavier Drive self-driving SoC. Next, AI, in combination with sensors and actuators, will be the brain of a new generation of autonomous machines .

New study says women with early stage breast cancer can avoid chemotherapy
About 50 percent of all women diagnosed worldwide have hormone-receptor positive, HER2-negative, node-negative cancer. Thousands of women now have that option thanks to a recent study revealing chemo isn't the only way to go.

First trailer of 'Transformers' spin-off 'Bumblebee' has a lot of heart
His dialogue plays in the background as we see Charlie Wilson meet Bumblebee at a junkyard in one of the Californian beach towns. Bumblebee: The Movie opens December 21 in the U.S. and December 26 in the United Kingdom , with no Australia release date yet.

Pete Davidson & Ariana Grande Gush Over Each Other On Social Media
Seemingly commenting on her ex's new relationship for the first time, David made a humorous remark via social media on Friday. Davidson, who is a member of the Saturday Night Live cast, has been absolutely smitten with Grande.

Toure will play for £1 to prove Pep wrong
Toure played for Guardiola at Barcelona before the pair reunited at Man City when the Catalan was appointed manager in 2016. Earlier, Guardiola had confirmed that Toure will the Manchester club at the end of the out-gone season.

Oil climbs, but record United States crude output, higher Opec supplies drag
Last week, the week after Memorial Day, the US crude contract lost about 3 percent after a decline of almost 5 percent the previous week.

Keys has homework after downing Osaka
In earlier third-round action, Spanish No.3 seed Garbine Muguruza eliminated Samantha Stosur, thrashing the Australian, 6-0 6-2. Buzarnescu, who reached the final in Prague on clay last month, next faces American 13th seed Madison Keys, the 2017 U.S.

North Korea Just Replaced Three Top Military Officials - Cortney O'Brien
Last week Trump said he and the North Koreans "can go slowly" and the two sides do not plan to "sign something" on June 12. A report by South Korea's Yonhap news agency cites an unnamed intelligence source as confirming the information.