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Meetings in Alaska and Washington were high on pomp and low on breakthroughs, but there were two potentially significant developments.

Ukraine's leader has taken issue with the American map, because of the amount of control it gives Russia.

About 10,000 cabin crew walked out on Saturday in a protest over pay, but mediated talks led to a breakthrough.

US consumers are being advised to throw away shrimp with the supermarket's Great Value label.

Afghan refugees in the US say they fear what would happen if they return to their country, which is now controlled by the Taliban.

Three firefighters were injured in the North Carolina explosion, which resulted from a car crashing into a building's gas line.

Trump, who has said that "mail-in ballots are corrupt" and susceptible to voter fraud, now wants to lead a movement to get rid of it.

The category two storm threatens to bring life-threatening surf and rip currents to the region.

Poilievre won an Alberta by-election with 80% of the vote after losing his seat in another riding in April's general election.

The American-British dual-national is one of five people who were charged with supplying ketamine to the actor.

Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska has thanked US First Lady Melania Trump for imploring Vladimir Putin to protect children.

Police say the man was sentenced to jail for assaulting a family member and evading arrest.

The move comes as the Trump administration continues its immigration crackdown of which international students have been a focus.

Republican lawmakers are expected to quickly pass new voting maps, but Democrats still say they were victorious in the standoff.

The union president said he is willing to face jail time for defying a back-to-work order after the strike was deemed illegal by a federal tribunal.

Ukraine's president and other European leaders met at the White House to talk peace.

There was a lighthearted moment when the Ukrainian president was complimented on his suit, by both President Trump and reporter Brian Glenn.

His last trip to the White House ended in a shouting match - so what will Ukraine's leader do differently today?

The meeting concluded with no deal being reached between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin but "great progress" was made in Ukraine talks.

This is the moment Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin exchange handshakes as they meet for a summit in Alaska.

The BBC’s US and Russia correspondents outline the leaders' different approaches to the high stakes summit on the Ukraine war.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin appeared to have a friendly, but animated, conversation after landing in Alaska.

Ukraine's President Zelensky managed to avoid another disastrous Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump.

The scale of US support is once again under the spotlight.

Air Canada and the union representing its cabin crew have reached a tentative deal, with plans to resume flying Tuesday evening.

Can the world's largest economy skirt damage from tariffs?

Just three US firms provide 70% of Europe's cloud-computing, leading to fears of overreliance.

The pop superstar gives a rare insight into their life together and reveals details of her new album.

National Guard troops have been seen reporting for duty in Washington DC as President Trump takes over the city’s police force.