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.

Voters in a historic steel town helped Trump win in 2016. We hear from one devoted fan and a couple who regret their choice.

Will it be "third time lucky" for Samsung as it reveals its latest attempt at a folding smartphone?

A selection of remarkable images taken around the world this week.

She worked in male-dominated fields like politics and medicine more than 100 years ago.

The 35-year-old businesswoman has played an increasingly influential role at the White House.

More than a million people arrived in Europe in 2015. Five years on, we reflect on what's changed.

Top seed Novak Djokovic moves comfortably into the US Open fourth round, beating Jan-Lennard Struff in straight sets.

Alexander Zverev says he was told there was "very little chance" his US Open match with Adrian Mannarino would be played.

Daniel Prude died in March after suffocating while in police custody.

Jessica Krug admitted in a blog post that she was a white Jewish woman from Kansas City.

The president says any training sessions for government staff on "white privilege" are propaganda.

Chelsea have paid about £71m for Germany attacking midfielder Kai Havertz, but what will he bring, and where will he fit in?

Lionel Messi has said he is staying at Barcelona for another season but Guillem Balague explains why the saga isn't over.

Scientists say a positive coronavirus result does not guarantee that someone is infectious.

Eighty people are arrested in protests targeting printing presses owned by Rupert Murdoch.

Resignations, humiliation and "the worst performance ever" - England's nightmarish Iceland memories.