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Timeline of key events in U.S.-Cuba relations:

HAYWARD, California - South Korea's Si Woo Kim won the Stonebrae Classic on Sunday for his first Web.com Tour title, birdieing the first hole of a playoff with Jamie Lovemark and Wes Roach.

MADRID - One of Spain's "ghost airports" - expensive projects that were virtually unused - received just one bid in a bankruptcy auction after costing some 1.1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) to build. The buyer's offer: 10,000 euros.

WASHINGTON - With space shuttles now housed in history museums, innovators in aerospace are thinking of newer, better ways humans could reach space. One idea: What about a space elevator?

EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey - Mexico earned chance after chance to score against Costa Rica.

ORLANDO, Florida - Tourists flying between Orlando and London are getting more options.

NEW YORK - Jet-setting stallions and high-flying hounds at New York's Kennedy Airport can look forward to a new luxury terminal that will handle the more than 70,000 animals flying in and out every year.

ANAHEIM, California - After 20 years and 1,609 consecutive home games, the Los Angeles Angels finally lost another game to rain.

LOS ANGELES - An elevated section of Interstate 10 collapsed Sunday amid heavy rains in a remote desert area of California, cutting off traffic between the state and Arizona and leaving a driver injured.

LAS VEGAS - It's only Summer League.

LOS ANGELES - Saying they felt a "deep sense of ethical responsibility for a past tragedy," executives from a major Japanese corporation gave an unprecedented apology Sunday to a 94-year-old U.S. prisoner of war for using American POWs for forced labor during World War II.

TOKYO - Public support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has dropped sharply after his government pushed through highly contentious legislation last week to expand the role of the military.

LAS VEGAS - NBA commissioner Adam Silver insists a "significant number" of teams are losing money. But several players waking the red carpet Sunday night at the National Basketball Players Association's Players Awards insist they need to see proof before they believe Silver's claim.

ST. LOUIS - For more than five hours, the Cardinals kept the New York Mets at bay. However, St. Louis also had an equally tough time scoring as well.

ST. LOUIS - The New York Mets left 25 men on base and went 1 for 26 with runners in scoring position. In the end, they still managed to pull out a win.

ATLANTA - Manager Fredi Gonzalez knows the Atlanta Braves don't have much margin for error these days. The offense, starting pitchers, bullpen and defense rarely seem to be in sync.

OPELIKA, Alabama - Scott Piercy's surgically repaired elbow and his game seem to be in fine shape.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland - Jordan Spieth was coming off three straight birdies when he trotted off the 13th tee, heading straight to a portable toilet reserved for players only.

MODESTO, California - A man was arrested Sunday in the deaths of two women and three young girls whose bodies were found in a Central California home, including his young daughter and her mother.

STONEWALL, Mississippi - Hundreds of people gathered Sunday night at a baseball park in a small Mississippi town to remember a black man who died after a physical encounter with a white police officer and to call for action.

EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey - All four of Panama's CONCACAF Gold Cup matches have ended in 1-1 draws.

DEL MAR, California - Prize Exhibit rallied to win the $200,000 San Clemente Handicap for 3-year-old fillies by 1 1/2 lengths over 8-5 favorite Sunset Glow on a rare rainy Sunday at Del Mar.

SYDNEY - AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd was released on bail on Monday after his weekend arrest in New Zealand on a charge of breaching the conditions of his home detention sentence for threatening to kill a former employee.

BEIJING - Four people have been detained in connection with a sex video purportedly taken inside a Uniqlo fitting room that spread rapidly online, Beijing police said.

CUTCHOGUE, New York - A 55-year-old Long Island man pleaded not guilty Sunday to driving while intoxicated after his pickup truck crashed into a limousine carrying eight young women, killing four, law enforcement officials said.