The new president is breaking with seasonal precedence in several ways.
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Hundreds of mining jobs have been lost in Wyoming, but some workers are getting a new opportunity.
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Vadym Svyrydenko lost all four limbs in the war in eastern Ukraine but is now an athlete.
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HBO's Insecure is making sure lighting people of colour is not an afterthought.
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The kingdom has always been conservative, but now Saudi Arabia is seen breaking with the past.
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Tiger Woods fades from contention in his comeback at the Hero World Challenge with a three-over 75 in round three.
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Ex-President Ali Abdullah Saleh, whose forces are fighting the alliance, has offered to hold talks.
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England's Ben Stokes scores two and fails to take a wicket on his Canterbury debut in New Zealand's domestic one-day competition.
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Goalkeeper David de Gea is praised by manager Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger after Manchester United's win at Arsenal.
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Police use water cannon and batons as Alternative for Germany delegates gather to choose leaders.
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Wales make it two wins out of four as their great experiment bears fruit and creates selection options for the Six Nations and beyond.
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Manchester United end Arsenal's run of 12 home league wins despite Paul Pogba being sent off in a thrilling encounter.
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US senators pass a bill that would mark the most sweeping tax cuts since the 1980s.
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Sam Allardyce hopes it is "onwards and upwards" for Everton after they beat Huddersfield 2-0 in his first game in charge.
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President Trump says ex-aide Michael Flynn's dealings with Russia after the 2016 election were lawful.
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The changes come two days after critics accused him of rewarding the military for its role in his rise.
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Joe Root's decision at the toss and Steve Smith's response to sledging feature in our analysis of day one of the second Ashes Test.
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Hadleigh Parkes scores two tries on his Wales debut as they repel South Africa's fightback at the Principality Stadium.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh says he may "turn the page" if coalition forces lift a blockade and stop attacks.
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Australia edge out England in a tight and nervy Rugby League World Cup final to retain the trophy.
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Ahmed Shafiq, who was living in the UAE, declared his intention to run in Egypt's 2018 election days ago.
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England are frustrated on the first day of the second Ashes Test, taking only four wickets after putting Australia in to bat in Adelaide.
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Nabih al-Wahsh said it was a "national duty" to rape and harass women who wear ripped jeans.
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The vehicle was in danger of tumbling to the ground before PC Martin Willis arrived on the scene.
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What do you get a guy who has everything? Just ask the people of a town in Poland.
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