President Trump has asked his secretary of state to look at the issue.

Reality Winner, 26, is jailed for 63 months after releasing a secret report on Russian hacking.

Residents and authorities in Hawaii are preparing for what could be the worst hurricane to hit the islands in decades.

England wing Chris Ashton is banned for seven weeks after his red card in Sale Sharks' pre-season friendly against Castres.

Cheerleaders claim coach Altovise Gary harassed them using terms like "chunky cheek" and "belly jelly".

Liberian President George Weah is to honour the former Arsenal coach with the country's highest honour.

Jeff Sessions insists the justice department he heads will not bend to political pressure.

Andy Murray will play Australia's James Duckworth when he makes his return to Grand Slam tennis at the US Open after a 14-month absence with a hip injury.

Celtic are forced to settle for a draw after conceding another poor goal in the first leg of their Europa League play-off.

The 27-year-old said he was gay, but asylum officials reportedly said his behaviour was "unbelievable".

Burnley boss Sean Dyche felt the officials succumbed to pressure from Olympiakos players during his side's 3-1 Europa League defeat in Athens.

Mollie Tibbetts' death while jogging in Iowa this month was a homicide, a medical examiner says.

The guitarist, who co-wrote the hit song Sweet Home Alabama, died at home in Nashville, Tennessee.

Rangers have one foot in the Europa League group stage after a solitary goal gave them victory over Ufa at Ibrox in their first-leg play-off.

Lancashire book their spot at T20 Blast Finals Day thanks to a nervy six-wicket victory over Kent at Canterbury.

Kalashnikov's electric CV-1 is described as a "cutting-edge supercar" styled on a 1970s hatchback.

The 600ft (180m) passageway ended at a trap door under a bed in a home in Mexico, say US officials.

A Burnley fan was stabbed before their Europa League play-off match against Olympiakos in Greece.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's properties are being searched as part of a corruption investigation.

Druze families in Golan Heights are struggling with the separation from relatives suffering in Syria.

In 1985 Communist authorities restricted the sale of alcohol in the USSR to fight rising addiction.