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Boris Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles'

The former foreign secretary's views on women, ethnic minorities and gay people, are under the spotlight as he heads towards winning the contest to replace Theresa May as UK prime minister.

Facebook's record-setting $5 billion FTC fine was reportedly going to be tens of billions of dollars, and would've held Mark Zuckerberg personally responsible

The Federal Trade Commission was reportedly planning to fine Facebook much, much more than $5 billion.

Boris Johnson said he was a 'fan' of the EU and wanted Britain to stay in the Single Market after Brexit

Before launching his bid to become prime minister, Boris Johnson repeatedly called on Britain to remain closely tied to the EU.

The 30 biggest population shifts in recent history

We've compiled the 15 countries with the biggest population growth since 1950 and the 15 with the least growth.

5 blunders that led to Theresa May's downfall

From calling a snap general election to her failure to sell her Brexit deal, MPs and experts explain Theresa May's biggest errors as prime minister.

Ivanka Trump mistakenly congratulates Boris Johnson on becoming prime minister of the 'United Kingston'

Ivanka Trump deleted the tweet after the mistake was pointed out.

The Trump administration is warning allies to stay away from a powerful Chinese company — but not everyone's listening

The US has been lobbying allies to reject Huawei's 5G technology with mixed success.

The absurd life of Boris Johnson, the man who backed Brexit and will be the UK's new prime minister

Boris Johnson is a clownish character who will be the UK's next prime minister.

Boris Johnson today becomes prime minister — here's how it will work

Theresa May will travel to Buckingham Palace on Wednesday and advise the Queen that Johnson is ready to form a government.

'Your new prime minister is a liar': Protest message to the Queen projected onto Buckingham Palace

The protest group Led By Donkeys projected the message onto the walls of Buckingham Palace.

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