The author and commentator was convicted of making illegal campaign contributions of $20,000 in 2014.

The EU, Canada and Mexico vow to retaliate, saying the US action is totally unacceptable.

Ireland skipper Rory Best is ruled out of the three-Test tour in Australia because of a hamstring injury.

Ex-Watford and Hull boss Marco Silva wants to build a "great connection" between players and fans after joining Everton on a three-year deal.

Outgoing Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane scores two goals to help France beat Brazil to win World Cup 1998.

As the World Cup countdown continues, photographers explore the world of goalposts in the host country.

Mariano Rajoy is set to be ousted by MPs after his party was implicated in a corruption scandal.

The country joins various other European countries in not allowing niqabs or burkas in public places.

Teenagers at a top school in Pakistan say they were harassed while completing their final year exams.

Harold DeMoss died in 1945 near the island of Oahu but his remains were recovered in 2016.

Russian dissident Arkady Babchenko reveals how Ukrainian authorities staged his faked murder.

A player in Russia's World Cup squad is a drugs cheat, says doping whistleblower Grigory Rodchenkov.

Catherine the Great once owned the Sleeping Lion pearl, which sold for €320,000 ($374,000).

The education minister criticises a cultural performance in which girls exposed breasts and buttocks.

But US leaders are warning that reaching a denuclearisation deal with North Korea will not be easy.

This is how the how Ukrainian authorities faked dissident journalist's murder in Kiev.

Comedian Samantha Bee apologises after using vulgar language to characterise Ivanka Trump.

American Serena Williams believes she can play even better than she did before she took a break from tennis to give birth.

Giuseppe Conte is to lead a populist coalition, ending months of political wrangling.

Zinedine Zidane's decision to leave Real Madrid leaves plenty of questions, not least of which is who will succeed him.

Joe Root urges his England side to prove they can be a "really good team" when they meet Pakistan in the second Test at Headingley.