"Historians will look back and call this period of American history 'The Dark Ages,'" one Twitter user wrote.
"Who's the funeral for? Oh wait, democracy in America. I forgot," one person tweeted.
The election was chaotic, the re-election was chaotic, and the inauguration ceremony for Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta was chaotic.
"North Korea might launch a missile within the next few days," a Japanese government source said, based on new radio signals intercepted from North Korea.
Former Tory MP John Profumo had a longstanding relationship with a Nazi spy, who may have attempted to blackmail him, newly released MI5 files reveal.
With a revolt by Tory over defence cuts, a report by the London think tank the Henry Jackson Society says the country must spend at least 3% of its GDP on the military.
Donald Trump calls Elizabeth Warren 'Pocahontas' at event for Native Americans adding 'We have a representative in Congress who they say was here a long time ago. They call her Pocahontas." Trump said.
UK-based anti-racism group Hope Not Hate has revealed this blogger is the internet's biggest peddler of anti-Muslim rhetoric.
Does Melania Trump regret pushing her husband into running for president? Reports suggest she is unhappy as first lady, a job she was "never too crazy about".
White House Christmas 2017 decor – personally chosen by Melania Trump – includes 53 Christmas trees, 71 wreaths, more than 18,000 lights and more than 12,000 ornaments.
The resignation of law minster Zahid Hamid underscores how small Islamist party Tehreek-i-Labaik Ya Rasool Allah was able to force the Pakistani government to accept its demands.
Ireland's position is that the UK should stay in the customs union, but this is plainly not going to happen.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has responded to news of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's engagement, saying: "I'm sure they're going to have a great deal of fun together."
Malaysian doctor who conducted the post mortem confirms that North Korean leader's half-brother, Kim Jong-nam, was found with soiled underwear and pupils contraction.
"The Covfefe-in-Chief," one Twitter user wrote.
Sheikh Isa Qassim is thought to be in need of immediate medical treatment but his supporters say the Bahraini kingdom is denying it.
"If this is who we are or who we are becoming, I have wasted 40 years of my life," former CIA and National Security Agency director Michael Hayden tweeted.
Japanese authorities are investigating after a ship with eight decomposed bodies was found on a beach in the Aikita province.
Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov accused of arresting and torturing gay men in Russian republic says he is "ready to resign" as Vladimir Putin plans running for fourth term.
"No one throws shade more eloquently than James Comey," one Twitter user wrote.
The government agrees to the demands of Islamist demonstrators after protests reached boiling point over the weekend.
Mohammed bin Salman promises not to let terrorists distort the image of the "peaceful religion" Islam.
The UK's national security review will see funding focused on cyber attacks and not the armed forces, the Telegraph has reported.
Irish government said to be deeply unhappy at the proposals put forward to prevent a hard border with Northern Ireland.
Turkey did not have any diplomatic relations with North Korea until 2001.
Man in his 30s dies suddenly after investigation into pornographic images found on his computer.
Broadcaster fires back at Trump after US President accused it of not doing a good job of representing the US across the world.
Dubai's security chief blames Al Jazeera for provoking the extremist attack on the mosque in Egypt's Sinai region.
Top Iranian military general insists Iran's decision not to increase strike range beyond 2,000km is due to "strategic doctrine" and not inability.
Russian president signs law requiring foreign media outlets to register as "foreign agents" putting them under additional scrutiny.