Stars and Stripes has been written and published by US troops for decades starting in the Civil War.

A quadcopter was seen releasing small bags, believed to contain illegal drugs, over Tel Aviv, Israel.

Chelsea sign attacking midfielder Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen on a five-year contract in a deal worth about £71m.

England pull off a remarkable fightback to beat Australia by two runs in a thrilling first Twenty20 international at the Ageas Bowl.

Scotland are denied a fourth straight victory and a winning start to their Nations League campaign after a frustrating draw against Israel.

A late header by substitute Gavin Whyte snatches a draw for 10-man Northern Ireland in new manager Ian Baraclough's first game in charge.

Naomi Osaka is given a test by Marta Kostyuk but eventually wins in three sets to reach the US Open fourth round.

A magazine claims the president called US soldiers killed in action "losers", something he denies.

Spanish midfielder Dani Ceballos rejoins Arsenal for a second successive season-long loan from Real Madrid.

The black man whose shooting by police triggered protests faces charges unrelated to that incident.

Erling Braut Haaland scores his first senior goal for Norway but it is not enough to save his side from losing at home to Austria in the Nations League.

Scientists say early tests showed that volunteers developed antibodies to fight the virus.

A copyright row over the flag has angered many Australians who say it is a crucial symbol of identity.

Hundreds of mammals will go extinct if we do not act now to address biodiversity loss, say scientists.

The feud between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the ruling party in the Tigray region is escalating.

Shuhra Koofi has witnessed two attempts to kill her mother Fawzia Koofi, a longstanding Taliban critic.

We've been debunking the misinformation swirling around protest movements in US cities.

When Marvel's first black male superhero was cast, Boseman revealed there had been "weird signs" that it might happen.

As US-China relations sour further, some young Chinese visitors are being accused of technology theft.

An investigation claims the jailed leaders were asked to reduce violence and support President Bukele.

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah breaks the one-hour world record on his return to the track at Friday's Diamond League meeting in Brussels.