Leaked paper shows Brexit is likely to damage the British economy significantly - but will it be the game-changer it is being touted as by many prominent Remainers?
"'State of the Uniom' pretty sums up this presidency," someone wrote.
CIA director Mike Pompeo has said he believes Russia will attempt to interfere in the 2018 US midterm elections.
High Court ruling against Theresa May's government on extra disability benefits to result in higher awards for 220,000 claimants.
Former hardliner about-turn comes after leaked government report claims UK will suffer no matter what trade deal is struck after Brexit.
As Trump prepares first State of the Union address to Congress, tickets have to be reprinted after embarrassing typo.
State department says it will not enforce new sanctions, as current ones already a deterrent.
Qatar's Defence Minister Khalid Bin Mohammad Al Attiyah said Washington's Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha will become even bigger to accommodate more personnel.
The Iranian leader alleged creating instability in war-torn Afghanistan through the Isis is necessary to justify Washington's security presence.
The first lady cancelled her plans to join the president at the World Economic Forum at the last minute.
Report shows retail, food and drink and manufacturing are set to be the worst-hit sectors after Brexit.
The aerial encounter between Russia's Su-27 and the US' EP-3 spy plane lasted for more than two hours.
The prime minister Theresa May faces a new challenge to her leadership with donors deserting her and a push for her to step down in October.
New guidelines could see MPs lose their seats if they are found to have sexually harassed or bullied anyone.
More than 300 people have been detained for criticising Turkey's offensive into Syria on social media, as the government cracks down on dissenters.
The EU has said it will offer a "status quo transition without national representation" from March 2019 until 31 December 2020.
Halimo Hussein and other Labour activists storm Blighty UK, Winston Churchill-inspired cafe, call wartime prime minister "racist" and say cafe "celebrates colonialism".
Fake news has three distinct meanings, and only one of them is legitimate.
White House officials concerned Trump likely to perjure himself as he faces tough questioning under oath. "Trump doesn't deal in reality."
A new study indicates attractive people are more likely to be conservative than liberal, as better treatment makes them blind to the need for left-wing policies.
Lords Constitutional Committee demands major rewrites of troubled Withdrawal Bill ahead of discussion by peers.
"This amount of stupidity is very dangerous," one person tweeted.
US taxpayers hit hard by First Lady Melania Trump's frequent use of official Air Force jets between New York, Florida and White House in Washington DC.
"Trump ignores Eminem's diss track, but responds immediately to Jay-Z's criticism. Wonder what the difference is," one Twitter user wrote.
Europe unbowed after US president describes EU practices as unfair and warns of something "very big" in retaliation.
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman affirms Washington's role will have no consequence on the presidential polls in March.
Jeremy Corbyn's unexpected 2017 poll success was not the result of a "youthquake", although young voters were more likely to vote Labour than ever before.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) warns of Iran's interference and growing Hezbollah influence in Lebanon.
Former Ukip leader reaches for the old "fake news" weapon in denying call for second referendum. Wright Stuff footage shows him suggesting it.
South Korea's defence minister said his country will not drop its guard despite signs of improving ties with the Kim Jong-un regime.