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This year's Nobel Prize winners in the field of physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and economics receive their awards at a royal ceremony in Stockholm.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella gives Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni the mandate to form a new government after the resignation of premier Matteo Renzi.
Speaking to "Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace," President-elect Donald Trump says he doesn't believe intelligence agency reports that concluded Russia intervened in the presidential election on his behalf.
US National Weather Service issues snow warnings across northeast Ohio as cold air streams across the Great Lakes, with similar conditions forecast in northern and midwestern regions of the country. (RAW VISION)
Islamic State captures most of Palmyra after penetrating Syrian army defenses and securing strategic heights around the ancient city in eastern Syria following a surprise assault.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for a bomb blast at Cairo's main Coptic Christian cathedral which killed at least 25 people, mostly women, and injured nearly 50 others.
As funerals are held for the victims, Turkey vows vengeance against Kurdish militants it says were likely behind twin bombings that killed dozens and wounded more than 100 people.
This year's Nobel Prize winners in the field of physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and economics receive their awards at a royal ceremony in Stockholm.
She was there to perform in Dylan's place after he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature.
His speech was read out by the US Ambassador to Sweden Azita Raji.
Patti Smith fumbled through her performance at the Nobel Prize ceremony. Photo: JIM RASSOL
"I apologise. I'm sorry, I'm so nervous," Smith said, asking the orchestra to start over.
The audience in Stockholm's Concert Hall, many dressed in formal attire, clapped to support Smith as she tried anew.
She appeared to draw a blank again in the third verse, but only briefly, and finished the song with an emotional performance that left some in the crowd misty-eyed.
AP
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