Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg won’t attend a hearing before the Canadian Parliament to which they were summoned, risking a contempt vote, the company confirmed Monday.

The death toll for this year’s climbing season on Mount Everest rose to 11 on Monday after a Colorado attorney died while descending from the tallest peak in the world, Nepalese tourism officials said.

Israeli forces launched a missile at a location in southern Syria on Monday, killing at least one soldier, military officials from both countries confirmed.

Idlib, one of the last Syrian rebels’ strongholds, has been targeted by Syria government war planes in the heaviest strikes since the latest offensive began April 30, including at least a dozen civilian deaths the past two days.

Samsung Electronics could take advantage of U.S. sanctions against Huawei, the Chinese smartphone giant that has become its chief rival in the global smartphone market.

Voters in all 28 European Union countries turned out in high numbers for European Parliament elections on Sunday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invited other party leaders to meet with him Sunday as he attempts to form a coalition government and avoid new elections.

President Donald Trump spent an enjoyable day in Japan with Prime Minister Sinzo Abe — a round of golf, a sumo wrestling match and meals of breakfast, hamburgers and barbecue and some diplomacy Sunday.

A leading Chinese train builder has unveiled a working prototype of a magnetic-levitation, of maglev, train it says can carry passengers at speeds up to 373 mph.

As they are already dealing with multiple wildfires, Israeli fire officials say they’re concerned about the potential for more as the weather warms.