Reuters

• Trump and Japan's PM Shinzo Abe discuss 'grave and growing' North Korea threat

  Nikki Haley, US Ambassador to the United Nations, said in a statement China must decide if it is willing to back imposing stronger UN sanctions on North Korea.

• From a church sanctuary, Colorado woman resists deportation

  Sabido has been battling to stay in the United States for most of the last 30 years after crossing the border illegally from Mexico.

• Trump threatens to end insurance payments if no healthcare bill

  In a Twitter message on Saturday, Trump said 'if a new HealthCare Bill is not approved quickly, BAILOUTS for Insurance Companies and BAILOUTS for Members of Congress will end very soon!'

• Australia foils Islamist plot aimed at aircraft in counter-terrorism coup

  Five properties were searched on Saturday across the Sydney suburbs of Surry Hills, Lakemba, Punchbowl and Wiley Park.

• North Korea missile prompts US bomber flight over Korean peninsula

  North Korea said it conducted another successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Friday that proved its ability to strike America's mainland.

• Trump replaces chief of staff Priebus with retired General Kelly

  President Donald Trump replaced his beleaguered White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, after only six months on the job on Friday.

• North Korea tests another missile, says all of US is now within range

  North Korea said on Saturday it had conducted another successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that proved its ability to strike America's mainland.

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  Baby Charlie Gard dies in hospital after life support removed

  Charlie Gard, a British baby who became the subject of a bitter dispute between his parents and doctors over whether he should be taken to the United States for experimental treatment, has died, the Daily Mail newspaper's website said on Friday.

• Victory for campaigners as US judge blocks attempt to deport Iraqi Christians

  A federal judge in Michigan halted on Monday the deportation of more than 1,400 Iraqi nationals from the United States, the latest legal victory for the Iraqi nationals facing deportation in a closely watched case.

• Israel says Jerusalem mosque metal detectors to stay after bloody Palestinian clash

  Israel will not remove metal detectors whose installation outside a major Jerusalem mosque has triggered the bloodiest confrontations with the Palestinians in years, but could eventually reduce their use, Israeli officials said on Sunday.

• 'Shocking verdict' as Egypt court sentences 28 to death over 2015 prosecutor killing

  A Cairo criminal court on Saturday sentenced to death 28 people over the 2015 killing of Egypt's top prosecutor after the death penalty was approved by the country's top religious authority, and it also jailed 15 others for 25 years each.

• US abortion support groups put on a more public face, clash with pro-life protesters

  Patricia Canon drives poor rural Kentucky women to distant abortion clinics each week, part of a national army of volunteers who are growing bolder even as abortion foes ratchet up opposition to the activists they have branded as 'accomplices to murder.'