A soccer official proved her discrimination case. No one was punished.

Amanda Gorman’s poetry united critics; it’s dividing translators

‘We’ll be back,’ broadway says, on shutdown anniversary

'Judas and the Black Messiah': What to know about this much-talked about film

From Kamala Harris to Michelle Obama: Purple was a popular colour at the inauguration

The man had apparently driven from California to Las Vegas to kill Trump and had visited a shooting range a day earlier to learn to shoot

19-year-old Briton tries to grab cop's gun and kill Trump, charged

Vlad Filat was arrested last October after months of mass street protests over the disappearance of $1 billion from banking sector

Moldovan court jails ex-PM for 9 years for abuse of power

Labour's widely respected foreign policy chief Hilary Benn was sacked earlier after saying he had lost confidence in party leader Corbyn

'Fair number' of UK Labour policy chiefs to resign: Heidi Alexander

London visit will be the first by John Kerry after the referendum when voters demanded Britain leave the world's richest trading bloc

Top US envoy Kerry heads to Britain amid Brexit crisis

Scots defied the national mood and voted to stay on in EU. The 'leave' sentiment was strong in northern England, Midlands and Wales

UK's split with EU boosts Scottish nationalists

Gloria de Piero, Heidi Alexander, Lucy Powell and Ian Murray announced they were withdrawing support and resigning from shadow cabinet

Seven of Labour withdraw support from Corbyn

France's Economy Minister said voters should be consulted through a series of debates that he called 'democratic convention'

France's Macron wants new European project, and EU-wide referendum

Several politicians who ran last time pledge support for Jude Celestin, who came second in the previous ballot

More than two dozen register to run for Haiti presidency

Abu Kassim Mohamed, the chief commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, will vacate the post on August 1

Malaysia's anti-graft panel chief to step down

The testimony by Petrobras executive Sergio Machado has thrown Brazil's politics into chaos and deepened its worst recession in decades

Brazil's Temer denies alleged link to Petrobras scandal