One of President Donald Trump's closest aides resigned on Wednesday after a news report that he emotionally and physically abused his ex-wives.

All is not what it seems with the image of Donald Trump. At least, that's what the wind has revealed of his hair.

Kim Jong-un's sister will be there. So will Ivanka Trump. The Korean media hope politics won't stand in the way of Olympics "peace momentum".

California will block the transport of petroleum through its waters and land in a sharp rebuke to the Trump Administration.

A toxic, bacteria-laden, slightly flammable congealed mass of fat and waste rescued from a sewer is the new star of a London museum exhibition.

Two-time former Bangladeshi prime minister Khaleda Zia has been sentenced to five years in jail for misappropriating funds meant for orphans, court officials say.

George W. Bush has accused Russia of meddling in the 2016 US presidential election, calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a "brilliant tactician".

US warplanes bombed pro-Syrian government forces as they approached a US-supported base overnight, drawing condemnation from Syria and Russia.

Once known as the party of fiscal conservatism, Republicans, are now poised for a government shutdown over spending.

Snail-paced bureaucracy, excessive government regulation and corruption are stymieing the evolution of India's increasingly popular electronic music scene.

London:  A flawless diamond, the size of a large strawberry, is expected to fetch a world record price when it goes on sale at Sotheby's in London this month.

The Syrian war, for years, has not been just one war but a tangle of separate but intersecting conflicts with a rotating cast of combatants.

The man who fought for not only a right to speak freely on the web, but also "a right to know" all the information that it offers, has died.

The International Criminal Court said it was opening a preliminary investigation into claims President Rodrigo Duterte had committed crimes against humanity.

Colombia and Brazil tightened border controls with Venezuela on Thursday as they grapple with a mounting influx of hundreds of thousands of desperate migrants.

The Louvre has a small exhibition of art looted or bought by German occupiers during World War II in the hope of finding the legitimate owners.

The new law gives domestic partners in the territory similar rights as married couples - but without the legal title.

One of the world's big charities condemned the behaviour of some former staff after a report said aid workers had paid for sex while on a mission in Haiti.

John Kelly and Donald McGahn's are under increasing pressure to explain why Rob Porter was kept in a key role in which he had access to classified information.

The message was hardly a revelation: It will be cold at the Winter Olympics.

Police in US identify a man wanted for theft on the basis of a pretty sketchy drawing of him.

The US House of Representatives joined the Senate early on Friday morning in approving a bill to end an overnight federal shutdown, sparing Republicans further embarrassment and averting serious interruption of the government's business.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has met senior North Korean officials, including leader Kim Jong-un's sister.

US President Donald Trump has formally endorsed Admiral Harry Harris, a hardline China hawk, to be US ambassador to Australia.

Weeks after Cambodia’s exiled opposition leader was found guilty for posting a supposedly defamatory Facebook message, he has hit back in a US court.