During Obama's eight-year presidency, photographer Pete Souza took close to two million photos.
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Hugh Schofield discovers some ancient strengths in a French apprenticeship system.
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The children were migrating from Central America and disappeared while crossing Mexico.
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Scientists install sensors at the Kennedy Space Center that would normally be used to monitor volcanoes.
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One of the most important elections in South Africa’s modern history takes place this weekend, with the pick of the new ANC leader.
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"Don't click 'like'": The death of "rooftopper" Wu Yongning sparks uneasy soul-searching in China.
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Thousands died as a thick polluted fog engulfed London for four days in 1952.
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Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "strange but true".
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President Trump's populist brand faces a test as he backs a Republican accused of child abuse.
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The US secretary of state says initial talks could focus on "the weather" not just nuclear disarmament.
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The reliably frozen Arctic is history, say scientists who warn of an unprecedented rate of warming.
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The annual Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage in Mexico is marred by the deaths of 11 pilgrims.
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Workplace consultant Marilyn Loden coined the phrase "the glass ceiling" 39 years ago but says it is still as relevant as ever.
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Natalie Toper tells her story of why she wears a stoma and how it has affected her daily life.
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A sale of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment assets could be confirmed as soon as Thursday, reports say.
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This year's entries capture buildings from all angles.
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An illustrator's creative gifs depicting solitary "calm in the chaos" of urban life attract interest online.
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From "Zupta" to "Mantash", how Jacob Zuma's presidency has shaped the way South Africans speak.
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The Syria campaign made Russia a key player in the Middle East, Steve Rosenberg writes.
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A video of a Hindu murdering a Muslim man in the name of "love jihad" has left most Indians stunned.
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Civilians are returning to Raqqa after Islamic State were pushed out, but dangers, and wounds, remain.
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The image of an officer next to the "monster" snake has been viewed two million times, police say.
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Despite being based in a small Welsh town, the Hiut Demin Company is exporting its jeans globally.
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How a baby born with her heart outside her body has survived after surgery at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester.
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Crystal Palace score two late goals to earn a dramatic over Watford and move out of the Premier League relegation zone for the first time this season.
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