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Toni Kroos scores stunning last-gasp winner to keep Germany's World Cup hopes alive after Jerome Boateng red

MOSCOW (AP) - Who's in, who's out and possible scenarios at the World Cup after a second straight day that ended with a comeback win in stoppage time:

A murder investigation has been launched after a woman was found stabbed to death in the back garden of a London home. The killing comes amid growing concerns about a rise in violent crime across the UK, with more than 70 murders in the capital alone in 2018 - a figure described as “horrifying” by London Assembly member Steve O'Connell. “We will never accept that this horrifying situation is the new normal for London.

The U.S. economy is bounding along but economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan sees evidence of a global slowdown in an unlikely place: demand for cow hides.

After Mark Salisbury’s pet disappeared 10 years ago, he never could quite bring himself to believe the missing cat had gone for good. The cat was taken into an Ipswich branch of animal charity Blue Cross after an elderly man who had been looking after him passed away, the BBC reported. When staff scanned the ginger and white’s microchip, they traced him back to Mr Salisbury - now living 180 miles away in Gloucestershire.

Obama couldn't just show up to his daughters' school events; the Secret Service would come as well.

Links to live streams are being posted to illegal streaming sites - many of which are easily accessible through Google - as football fans turn to piracy sites to watch matches that are not freely available in their own country. This has prompted warnings from cybersecurity experts that people could put themselves at risk if they view matches on illegal websites. “It’s become a lucrative business for malicious actors to host illegal streaming websites - and the World Cup is a perfect opportunity for them," Chris Hodson from the cybersecurity firm Zscaler, told The Independent.