Liberal-leaning New York Times backs Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican John Kasich as they bid to become their parties' candidates in US presidential elections.

Thousands gather in the Italian capital Rome to protest against a bill giving gay couples legal recognition and some adoption rights.

Police in San Francisco catch two inmates who had been on the run from jail for more than a week, after a third surrendered on Friday.

The main Syrian opposition group is in Geneva for peace talks but says the Assad government must meet its demands if negotiations are to start.

The journalism drama Spotlight wins the main prize at the Screen Actors Guild awards in Los Angeles, but the success of minority actors draws most attention.

David Cameron will put forward changes to a proposed "emergency brake" on in-work benefits for EU migrants when he meets a senior EU official later.

A former Mafia boss has been shot dead at his home in the Canadian city of Toronto and his son-in-law is charged with murder.

At least 45 people are reported killed in a triple blast near the Shia shrine of Sayyida Zeinab, south of Damascus, claimed by Islamic State.