The 19-carat "Pink Legacy" diamond was sold for $50 million US (£38.5m) in Geneva, setting a new record price per carat.

After The New York Times reported that satellite images showing more than a dozen alleged North Korean missile sites suggested the country was engaged in a "deception," some regional experts pushed back. Trump reacted to the report, saying it was "nothing new."

A November 13 plebiscite to gauge support for the city's bid to host the Winter Olympics and Paralympics in 2026 ended in a final tally of 44-56. Calgary last hosted the Winter Olympics in 1988.

Police in Ohio confirmed that 30-year-old Nikki Delamotte and her 67-year-old uncle Robert Delamotte were found shot to death inside of a mobile home in Wood County, Ohio, on Monday. Nikki worked for cleveland.com where she wrote human interest and culture stories.

While a pair of devastating wildfires continues to wreak havoc in Northern and Southern California, claiming over 42 lives, the national news cycle seems to have moved on. A question contrasting the preference for weeks-long hurricane coverage to ongoing updates about the fire started a conversation about the unsung local news outlets and the skewed demands of cable TV.

On Tuesday, the e-cigarette maker announced that it will stop selling mango, fruit, crème and cucumber flavors at retail stores after facing a crackdown from federal regulators. According to the company, the new plan is an initiative to prevent young people from using its products.

A pair of cats has been visiting the Hiroshima Onomichi City Museum for a long time, trying to get inside. A black cat arrived first, as early as June, 2016, but soon brought a ginger cat along too, and together the pair are still trying to sneak past security.

Ezra Miller arrived at the London premiere of Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald in another eye-catching outfit and with a Harry Potter reference on his hands.

The comedian gave an Ohio couple the surprise of a lifetime by unexpectedly popping into their engagement photoshoot over the weekend.

In an essay for Vanity Fair, Lewinsky explains why she decided to participate in The Clinton Affair, an upcoming docuseries for A&E which explores her controversial affair with President Bill Clinton in 1998. "Bye-bye, Lewinsky scandal ... I think 20 years is enough time to carry that mantle," she wrote.

Two candid photos of Prince Charles and his family laughing in the garden at Clarence House were released to celebrate the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday. The official portraits were taken by award-winning photographer Chris Jackson.

The comedian and vlogger said she was taking a break from posting videos on YouTube to focus on her mental health. Her fan base, Team Super, are commending the creator for making her happiness a priority.

Variety's latest cover story features photos of Lady Gaga balancing on a stool. Fans are likening it to Ariana Grande's album cover for My Everything, which saw many people trying to work out how she sat on the stool.

Fans pointed out that the doll modeled after the British actor had little resemblance to him.

The field at Azteca Stadium, where the 9-1 Chiefs were set to play the 9-1 Rams on Monday night, was too torn up to play on, so the NFL decided to move the game to Los Angeles.

According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Marc J. Spears, tensions rose between Golden State Warriors teammates Kevin Durant and Draymond Green in the fourth quarter of Monday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. The argument later carried into the locker room after the contest.

The office of the first lady Melania Trump issued a statement calling for the removal of deputy national security advisor Mira Ricardel, saying she "no longer deserves the honor of serving in the White House." Officials say Ricardel is still an employee, contradicting reports that claimed she was escorted off the White House grounds shortly after the first lady's statement.