Trump, Kim to hold second summit near February end: White House
White House says US continues to make progress in denuclearisation talks after North Korean envoy visits Washington.
Laquan McDonald: Ex-US police sentenced for black teen's murder
White ex-officer sentenced to over six years in jail for on-duty 2014 shooting of teenager Laquan McDonald in Chicago.
What's the economic toll of Britain's Brexit chaos?
After the rejection of May's Brexit deal, we ask if Britain can avoid crashing out of the European Union without a deal.
Sudan protests one month on: 'This time it's different'
Despite killings, tear gas, arrests and beatings, demonstrators step out and demand end to President Bashir's rule.
Kenya to arm private security guards after al-Shabab attack
Move follows attack on hotel complex in Nairobi that lasted 18 hours and left 21 people, excluding attackers, dead.
Mexico fuel crisis: Gov't orders army, police to guard pipelines
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has ordered to shut down many petrol pipelines.
US government shutdown: Ripple effect on businesses
Government workers have less money to spend, and businesses are feeling the pinch.
Swine flu kills at least 40 in India's Rajasthan state
BJP official among more than 1,000 tested positive so far this year for H1N1 virus that wreaked global havoc in 2009.
Trump denies report that said he asked Cohen to lie to Congress
The office of Special Counsel Robert Mueller has cast doubt on the report by BuzzFeed.
US winter storm slows travel in Central Plains, heads east
Over 100 million people are likely to be affected by heavy snow and gale-force winds.
Lindsey Graham: US-Saudi ties can't move until MBS is dealt with
The US senator says Congress will reintroduce sanctions against those involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
Ridley Road: The slow death of an East London street market
Ridley Road Market encapsulates East London's rich history of diversity but can it survive austerity and gentrification?
Sudan: Mourners attending protester's death clash with police
Activists say at least 50 people have died since demonstrations began last month.
'There were black Confederates too': Bargaining with US history
Christy Coleman, CEO of the American Civil War Museum in Richmond, shares her views on the Confederate Monument debate.
Trump to make 'major announcement' on border wall, shutdown
The US president to make an address on Saturday amid dispute that has brought large parts of government to stand still.
Sudan issues arrest warrants against 38 reporters amid crackdown
State prosecutor says arrest warrants based on charges such as 'incitement' and 'dissemination of false news'.