There were some very high-profile dismissals from Trump's White House in 2017 - can you name them all?
A 62-year-old man died at a meat processing plant after getting his leg caught in a waste grinder.
A man who claimed to be a nurse and was able to treat patients at four separate hospitals in Sweden has been jailed.
"This is not even remotely normal. There's something going on here," one Twitter user said.
"Ted Cruz, the Jar Jar Binks of the Republican party," one Twitter user wrote.
Fatal balcony collapse in Melbourne, Australia, kills two women including Cheryl Taylor and injures 17 others as people gathered for office Christmas photo.
Twitter blasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders over her tweet about the most "underreported" Trump stories of 2017.
Donald Trump Jr was called an "awful person" after sharing an image of himself with a cookie which appears to contain an image of Barack Obama.
This comes at a time when the BJP has struggled to woo voters after demonetisation and the poor implementation of a national sales tax.
The Organisation of American States said Honduras should re-run the election, citing "deliberate human intrusions into the computer system, intentional elimination of digital traces" and opened ballot boxes.
Hilda Hernandez, sister of Honduras's President Juan Orlando Hernandez, and five other people were killed when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed.
The body camera footage showed the police trying to handcuff Lydell, who was trying to fight with the officials.
Delta, which has its biggest hub operation in Atlanta, was the hardest hit, while international flights were diverted.
The CIA provided information that helped prevent bombings in St Petersburg's Kazansky Cathedral and other sites, the Kremlin said.
A father of six was among the six killed in a car-crash in Birmingham. He was named locally as Imtiaz Mohammed
French president Emmanuel Macron spent the weekend before his 40th birthday at chateau in Loire Valley.
The posters have appeared in the southern Indian state of Kerala where the BJP's ideological parent, the RSS, and the communists have been locked in a bloody turf war.
For the first time, the US Pentagon has admitted to funding a project investigating unidentified flying objects (UFOs): Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Programme.
Donald Trump becomes the least popular first-year president according to a new poll that shows his approval at 32%.
Indonesian capital Jakarta witnesses massive demonstrations, during which calls for boycott of American and Israeli goods were made.
The Finsbury Park imam, who was deported to the US and convicted of 11 terror charges, is appealing against his detention at the maximum security ADX Florence prison in Colorado.
"There were various articles of clothing, under clothing scattered about the area not far from the body, and torn into small pieces, there were patches of blood," Goochland County Sheriff said.
The church, hosting about 400 people at the time of attack, was holding 'Sunday School Christmas Programme' when suicide bombers entered.
Francois Gabart, 34, beat the previous record set by compatriot Thomas Coville by six days, 10 hours and 23 minutes.
Aisha, a 20-year-old mother, wants to educate her daughter but added that she "does not even know what will happen in the future".
Mourners can now pay their final respects to the deceased loved ones from sitting inside their cars using the drive-through service.
Hospital officials told police that the deaths "do not seem to have originated from a contagious cause."
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Chan Han Choi, born in South Korea and now a naturalised Australian citizen, was suspected of helping North Korea to earn more money beating sanctions.
"The Aquatic Park Cove has been closed to swimming due to reports of an aggressive marine mammal biting swimmers in the area," San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park said.