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The New York City mayor (pictured) pledged to protect the city's undocumented immigrants on Wednesday and said Trump's order would make it harder for the NYPD to fight terrorism and crime.

On a trip to America, the Prime Minister will say Brexit and the election of Donald Trump have given the two countries a chance to 'rediscover' their confidence.

President Trump tells ABC News anchor David Muir in his first interview since the inauguration that building the wall with Mexico will start 'as soon as we can physically do it' - within 'months'.

President  Enrique Pena Nieto is 'considering' canceling next week's visit to Washington following Trump's order to begin construction of a wall between the two countries and make Mexico pay.

President Donald Trump's administration is preparing executive orders that would call for a 40 per cent funding cut to international organizations like the UN.

Fatima Munshi lost her tiny son Saroo and his 14-year-old brother Guddu on the same night in 1987 as they took the train to scavenge for food in a neighbouring village in central India.

A mathematician from Cardiff University claims naturally occurring acoustic-gravity waves (AGWs) could react with a tsunami in a way that forces its energy to spread out, reducing its height.

Laura Lynne Stacy, 28, was last seen by her roommate on Sunday at their apartment in Los Angeles.

Danny Holder, 68, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Randall Lowen. Holder and Lowen, 55, got into an argument on Sunday over a chili dog at their Port Orange home.

A new report published in the Journal of Parasitology warns a parasite commonly found in cat feces alters the chemistry of the human brain, making it fertile ground for the disease to take hold.

Socialite Brittny Gastineau describes her dad as 'a legend in football' and vows to raise the profile of the illnesses - and help other sufferers - on his behalf.

Dozens of people have taken to secret-sharing site Whisper to confess the ways in which marriage has changed their relationship - for better or for worse.

Imgur user HeepSkunzit has shared some of the internet's most amusing but horrifying wrong number texts.

Deborah Cotton narrowly escaped with her life after she was caught in the terrifying mass shooting in 2013 that wounded 20 people. The activist and writer from New Orleans underwent 36 operations.

Twitter user Alex Romero recently shared a photo of a bizarre advert for a pregnancy test called Predictor - and it's quickly gone viral thanks to it's one major flaw.

Researchers at the Medical University of Vienna asked 156 participants to rate dark humour cartoons. The people who enjoyed the jokes performed highly on tests for verbal and non-verbal intelligence.

The pin-up girl turned activist went to the La Liniere camp outside Dunkirk. Writing about the experience she said: 'I'll never forget today'. The former Baywatch star said more people should visit.

Omega 3 fatty acids are essential for keeping our hearts healthy, and the best source of them is oily fish. Many choose to take supplements instead, but experts now say that could be pointless.

Katie Malone, a staffer for Rep. Elijah Cummings, was released on Friday from the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, where she was taken after the fire on January 12, fire officials say.

Candy maker Mars Inc announced Snickers will shoot the first ever live Super Bowl commercial. The ad, which will feature Adam Driver, will be aired during a third quarter break on February 5th.

Justin Tom Bennett, a 23-year-old married father-of-three, is accused of beating to death his 3-year-old daughter, Abygaile, in July of last year after subjecting the child to horrific abuse.

The White House flatly denied the authenticity of a document that news organizations said was a draft of an executive order restoring the CIA's authority to operate secret interrogation prisons.

The State Department is reviewing a last-minute decision by John Kerry to send $221 million dollars to the Palestinians late last week over the objections of congressional Republicans.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has welcomed federal help with the city's violence problem but said that just letting police get 'tough and rough' would undermine efforts to build trust in law enforcement.

Trump supporter Jon Voight has accused Miley Cyrus and Shia LaBeouf of 'treason' after they took part in protests against the 45th President.

An expert from the University of Maryland reveals features and technology that could be used in President Donald Trump's official handset - and disabling Twitter is one of them.

Rousey and fellow Olympic judo athlete Paulina Macias brought fresh fruit, vegetables, tents and wood-burning stoves to the site for protesters.

Data from 85,000 healthcare providers has has confirmed what many suspected: the number of doctor's visits related to IUDs has indeed gone up - a staggering 19 percent in two months.

Sen. Tom Cotton became so furious about a delayed vote on Mike Pompeo to head the CIA that he confronted Democratic leader Chuck Schumer on the floor of the Senate on Inauguration Day.

Professor Ted Malloch, pictured, a close adviser of the US President, said he would bet on the euro failing and said Mr Trump believes the EU 'has overshot its mark'.

President Trump laid down a firm date for his Supreme Court announcement this morning. He said in a tweet: 'I will be making my Supreme Court pick on Thursday of next week.'

A man who was filmed punching a female reporter's camera at a Women's March in Edmonton, Canada at the weekend has been charged with assault.

The Trainspotting star was branded a 'diva' for pulling out of a Good Morning Britain interview at the last minute yesterday.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer has continued his war on the mainstream media by incredibly comparing 'alternative facts' in news reports to 'different weather reports'.

Model Elizabeth Ruiz (left), who was accused of trying to sell a sex tape of her and Broncos linebacker Von Miller for $2.5M, claims that Washington star DeSean Jackson's (right) package is 'small'.

Days after thousands of women, many wearing home-made pink knitted caps, descended on Washington to protest President Trump, a group of scientists are planning their own march.

A funeral was held in Georgia Wednesday for senior pastor at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church Eddie Long, who lost his battle with cancer on January 15 after facing sexual misconduct claims.

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, 12, has been unveiled as the new face of Calvin Klein, making her the youngest model to ever front a campaign for the brand.

Prosecutors said officers Sharlton Wampler and Antonio Villegas were in fear for their lives and acted lawfully when they shot and killed Ezell Ford, 25, in Los Angeles on August 11, 2014.

Researchers at Duke University have identified a part of the brain that lets you 'superfocus' on your environment and ignore distractions.

Musburger said he's leaving to help his family get a sports handicapping business started and to use some of the airline miles he's earned for some fun travel. His last game is on January 31. 

Kamai Clerveaux, a 15-year-old boy, is accused of kidnapping and raping at least two women at gunpoint in Florida. He was charged with two counts of armed sexual battery.

Charlesletta Williams (pictured) and her son jumped in a bathtub when a tornado hit their home in Smithland, Texas on Saturday, surviving after the tub flew spinning through the air.

Thomas Jester, 73, found his 51-year-old girlfriend Julie Auclair dead at their home in Kansas City, Missouri on Monday night. Her body was stuffed in the corner of their living room with a table on top.

Denmark was named the least corrupt country on the planet, followed by New Zealand and Finland, according to Transparency International.

Apple's release notes reveal a new feature for the Apple Watch - Theater Mode. Included in the watchOS 3.1.3,it disables the raise to wake function so users do not both others while at the movies.

Men are programmed to store fat in their stomach, according to Dr Zhaoping Li, from the University of California, Los Angeles. While estrogen causes women to store theirs in the hips and legs.

Jamaica have been stripped of their 4x100m gold medal from the 2008 Beijing Olympics after Nesta Carter tested positive on a re-analysis of doping samples.

Amazon has set sail for the high seas and is now shipping goods from Chinese merchants to US warehouses. The firm has been booking space on open cargo ships to transport its goods.

It's hoped that the research, by Kyoto University in Japan, will help scientists to get a deeper understanding of cats and their relationship with humans.

Aydin C. is suspected of forcing dozens of young women into performing sex acts and blackmailing them with one of his victims thought to be 15-year-old Canadian teenager Amanda Todd.

Keenan Beard, was executed in broad daylight Wednesday morning outside a Detroit elementary school just moments after his son exited his vehicle and walked to class.

Billie Lourd thanked her friends in an Instagram message posted one month after the sudden and tragic deaths of her mother Carrie Fisher and grandmother Debbie Reynolds.

Kristelle Morgan, a university student from Australia, shared the powerful message along with an image of her three-month-old daughter next to her exposed belly.

A large sinkhole opened up overnight in the middle of a Montgomery County community, gobbling up the yards of at least two homes, leaving a pickup truck teetering on the edge.

The new drug developed by Washington University School of Medicine targets the 'tangles' that destroy nerve cells in the brain - leading to the memory loss and confusion that blights sufferers and their families.

Bulimia symptoms were significantly reduced by transcranial direct current stimulation, which lowered the urge to binge-eat by 31 per cent, King's College, London researchers found.

Queens native Nigel Sylvester, 29, has long dreamed of becoming a pro in the niche world of BMX. He's made it happen without any management, but instead using social media to build his brand.

Experts believe the 14 percent increase in pregnant teens smoking tobacco is because the new laws for e-cigarettes have been more strictly enforced than the age limit on tobacco products.

A Chinese firework store exploded on January 24 killing six people and destroying nearby vehicles. Witnesses say an impatient man set off fireworks outside the shop after purchasing them.

A video sent to DailyMail.com appears to show leaked cases for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the S8 Plus. The cases suggest that both handsets will wireless charge and have the S Pen.

The 'hardcore Nazi', identified only as Guenther Adolf A, was found guilty on Tuesday by a court in Steyr, a town in the Austrian state of Upper Austria, of selling Nazi propaganda CDs online.

Footage shows the boy, no older than 14, climbing into an armour-clad vehicle before aerial shots shows him driving towards a target in war-torn Mosul, Iraq.

The ice breaks into shards after it hits the shoreline and remarkably even appears to look like a genuine wave as people gathered on the beach to watch the phenomenon at Lake Baika in Russia.

Reuben Lee and his adopted black son, Reuben Lee Jr, 17, went to watch a PG-13 movie in Stockton, California, but theater staff did not believe they were related and were denied entry.

The SoldatenKaffe, named after a cafe in Paris that was popular with Nazi soldiers, was a busy tourist spot in the city of Bandung but has now closed for good and been replaced with a karaoke bar.

The pair, both 13 and from Vietnam, were found in El Prat airport in Barcelona, Spain as they were trying to creep into the Schengen area of the terminal, where there are no border controls.

A survey of nearly 7,000 British women found that those in their 50s and 60s are most likely to have painful sex - known as dyspareunia, forcing many to abandon going beneath the sheets completely.

Apple users globally can use the new feature by installing the latest version of WhatsApp on their device. The messages will be placed in a queue and automatically sent as soon as the user goes online.

The photographs are believed to have belonged to the family of someone who took part in the expedition to Bhutan in 1905 and include a ruler and future king (left) and cliff-side monasteries.

Some experts say Hershey's and other manufacturers put milk through a process called controlled lipolysis, which produces an acid that gives vomits its smell and acid taste.

A desperate man was caught on surveillance camera stealing a £35 sex doll from a vending machine in Jinan, east China. The shop owner has reported the burglary. Police are looking into it.

Marcia Favre, 33, from New York goes on Champagne dates with older, rich men in exchange for cash and has made $9,000 so far.

The claim has been made by a YouTube channel called Secure Team based in Cleveland, Ohio. A video created by the group zooms in on a mountainous region of the South Pole to show a disc-shaped object.

Health blogger Helen Foster has come up with six simple office exercises which if you do them everyday for a week, can help you burn an extra 1,170 calories.

Sex toy subscription service Unbound has unveiled its latest collection featuring a whip choker, nipple clamp earrings, and bangle handcuffs designed to look like jewellery.

The smart dress has been developed by London-based wearable tech company, Cute Circuit, who unveiled their creaton at an event at the Trafford Centre in Manchester.

Check Point, a California-based online security firm, has warned Android users about the clever virus, which is 'hidden' in apps on the Google Play store.

The boxer dog is filmed dozing in and out of consciousness throughout the video. But as soon as he wakes up, he acts as if nothing has happened. It is not clear where the footage was filmed.

Sam Carrier, 29, from Birmingham posted the video showing her firmly patting her daughter's chest to show friends what the family goes through three times a day - but didn't expect to be trolled.

Indiana woman, Jennie Bailey (pictured), who has been diabetic for 31 years, was saved by her beloved dog, Bailey, who barked until help came, when she went into diabetic shock last month.

The video, which was filmed in the African Savannah, will be shown as part of tomorrow's episode of the BBC documentary Spy in the Wild at 8PM GMT.

The chain is giving away 10,000 bottles of its Big Mac Special Sauce on a first-come, first-served basis Thursday at participating locations across the country.

Blackberry has now confirmed that TCL, a firm using Blackberry-branded handsets, will formally unveil the device on February 25th, just before the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Researchers at the Australian National University have created a Star Wars inspired hologram device that creates the highest quality holographic images ever achieved.