The couple behind the online campaign have been ordered to testify about what happened to the money.

Japan's Naomi Osaka will play last year's US Open finalist Madison Keys in her first Grand Slam semi-final.

Mark Chapman explains how the 32-team NFL is structured around conferences, divisions and play-offs that culminate in the Super Bowl.

A Florida suspect was trying to swim from police when he swallowed toxic algae and begged for help.

Notts County defender Matt Tootle says gambling is "rife in football" as he reveals his own problems with betting.

A new book on Trump's White House says he ordered the assassination of Bashar al-Assad.

When a protester interrupted a hearing, a congressman dealt with the disruption in a novel way.

Paraguay's president says he will move its embassy back to Tel Aviv from Jerusalem, angering Israel.

Europe captain Thomas Bjorn says he "felt sick" when telling Rafa Cabrera-Bello he would be left out of his Ryder Cup squad.

Denmark field a student, a salesman and an internet star for a 3-0 defeat by Slovakia - with senior players unavailable amid a commercial dispute.

Kei Nishikori overcomes seventh seed Marin Cilic in a gruelling five-set match to reach the US Open semi-finals.

Two local journalists are among the dead after a double suicide attack in a Shia Muslim area.

Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh said he would not be drawn on a hypothetical question.

Simon Stevens described gambling addiction as one of the "new threats" facing the health service.

Jack Dorsey denies censoring conservative voices but accepts the company "made mistakes".

The president says a damning editorial about him by unnamed administration official is "a disgrace".

When Amy's father died she sought ways to feel close, by eating a favourite food of his - raw onion.

Kenyan Miriam Wariwa was born without arms, so her five-year-old son Samuel helps her with her daily tasks.

Donald Trump won't be on the ballot when Americans go to the polls on 6 November, but the elections will shape the rest of his presidency.

Ghazal's family raised thousands of dollars to get her and her children released.

Jess Phillips and Shappi Khorsandi are among those to have considered the matter for a new play.