US media reported Mueller's team was looking into possible ties between Jared Kushner and Trump's foreign policies.

West Brom slump to their fifth successive Premier League defeat as Troy Deeney's goal gives Watford the win.

Swansea move out of the relegation zone with a seventh consecutive home win as they comfortably dispatch a dismal West Ham side.

Anger persists as police release suspects in killing of Jan Kuciak, who was researching on Italian crime syndicate.

The US Secret Service says a man shot himself outside the north fence of the building.

Site of protest against corruption targeted by authorities in Kiev amid violent clashes and detention of 100 people.

The targeted pro-Syrian government troops had entered the region to back Kurdish militiamen.

Set for Sunday, the vote is billed as a test for right-wing populism and increasing anxiety over migration.

How people in rural communities are managing in cold conditions that are threatening their animals.

Javier Montojo Salazar was travelling on board the ship as a member of a scientific team.

Snoop Dogg, Missy Elliot and Gucci Mane are asking people to pray for Rick Ross, who is in hospital.

Gearing up for the 90th Academy Awards, Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds looks the lengths movie fashion designers go for that extra element of beauty, authenticity, nuance and, fingers crossed, the best costume award.

History, offensive or hate crime? South Africa debates banning its old apartheid-era flag.

The dispute over a new grand coalition has already cost Martin Schulz his job and with the result still uncertain, both sides are marshalling their arguments, and their voters.

The government nationalised the port a week earlier, claiming that the deal struck with Emirati company DP World was one-sided and harming the country.

Despite having one of the healthiest economies in Latin America, the UN says that Guatemala is failing its children.

A Christian resident of Lahore says he attempted suicide as interrogators forced him to perform oral sex on cousin.

Conditions in Syria's Eastern Ghouta continue to deteriorate, but with the government's lack of security guarantees and ongoing bombardment, many residents feel evacuation is not an option.

Diagnosis times for the condition could be reduced from six weeks to a matter of days.