The businessman defended the president's character during his appearance on The View.

Pakistani politicians believe polluted air from India is crossing the border - is this true?

Given a trade war, and South China Sea rivalries, how does the US see its relationship with China?

An unprecedented number of blazes bring the highest threat level to New South Wales, officials say.

The money is used to monitor nest sites and put trackers on birds in poisoning and shooting hotspots.

Alex Chow died in hospital on Friday after falling from a ledge in a car park during protests.

Dawid Malan hits the fastest T20 century by an England player as the tourists crush New Zealand by 76 runs in Napier.

Sport and entertainment collide this weekend as KSI and Logan Paul settle their rivalry inside a boxing ring - but who are they and why is there so much interest?

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to return to Italian side AC Milan at the end of his spell with LA Galaxy, says MLS commissioner Don Garber.

Dina Asher-Smith says she will support the Athletics Association, a new union for athletes formed in response to changes to the Diamond League programme.

Reports of firms restricting women from wearing glasses at work have reignited dress code debates.

A university professor is suing a wildlife park for introducing facial recognition, in a landmark case.

Others have come close to ending Liverpool's unbeaten start to the season but Manchester City have the quality to see their plan through, says Stephen Warnock.

The 5.9-magnitude tremor struck in the early hours of Friday, killing five and injuring hundreds.

Several other supporters were attacked when a bus taking them from the stadium in Rome broke down and was ambushed.

It comes amid criticism of what some say is Twitter's "highly inconsistent" stand on hate speech.

Almost 200,000 text messages originally sent in February arrived on Wednesday evening.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the satnav became a million dollar idea.

Alberto Salazar's "obsession" with controlling weight led to mental health problems in athletes, says the banned coach's former assistant Steve Magness.

Natalia Grace Barnett: was adopted in 2010, but the family say she was actually a grown woman.

Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill accepts the Stoke City manager's job but will remain in his international role for any potential Euro 2020 play-off.