Democrats in Congress agree to approve the new US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

At least six people died, including two gunmen who the mayor says "targeted" a kosher supermarket.

Last season's Champions League semi-finalists Ajax are knocked out in the group stages as Valencia progress with victory at the Johan Cruyff Arena.

Genaro García Luna, architect of Mexico's "war on drugs", is accused of taking bribes from a cartel.

Napoli sack manager Carlo Ancelotti less than three hours after he guides them into the Champions League knockout stages.

The global investigation, led by Spain's National Police, tracked down 33 members of the group.

The system for resolving world trade disputes grinds to a halt after the US blocks any new WTO judges.

An unconventional exercise class with a controversial name disappeared in a storm of outrage. What does it tell us about the fitness world?

The country's most active volcano has erupted - but how good are scientists at predicting when this might happen?

Methane emissions from cattle contribute to climate change - but Will Harris says he has a solution.

As Britain goes to the polls on Thursday, we speak to three new British citizens, who are voting for the first time in a UK election.

BBC Political editor Laura Kuenssberg sums up the election campaign.

Karen and Barry Mason ran a successful gay porn business but tried to hide it from their children.

Health food boss James McMaster says he wants staff to bring their true personalities to their job.

Algerian students put their lives on hold as they call for a poll boycott and complete political change.

Aung San Suu Kyi will defend her country against genocide accusations in court in The Hague.

Brazil, China, India and Saudi Arabia are criticised as anger grows at a UN climate change meeting.

Flights for 300 aviation students are paused after the shooting at Pensacola left three sailors dead.

Police says it's too dangerous to retrieve the eight people presumed dead that are still on the island.

A fully electric seaplane flight has been hailed by operators as the start of a third "aviation era".

The vote was non-binding - but the Papua New Guinea region could now become a sovereign country.