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The war's price, measured in damage to the economy and in political costs to Trump, is still coming into view.

The city's police commissioner said one of the suspects said he wanted the attack to be "even larger" than the Boston Marathon bombing.

Is the backlash against Timothée Chalamet about more than his views on ballet and opera?

Prosecutors accused the brothers of using their wealth to lure women to parties and luxury homes, then taking advantage of them.

Jason Hughes's family does not want the students prosecuted after the prank turned into a fatal car accident.

Willie Colón, who died in February, was played out of St Patrick's Cathedral in New York by a symphony of brass players.

The live events company, which owns Ticketmaster, will open parts of its business to rival companies.

Members of the group described harrowing moments, with more cracks forming as they looked for the thickest ice.

The NBA cancels plans by the Atlanta Hawks to hold a promotional collaboration with a strip club at one of their games next week.

The Liberal government currently has 169 seats in parliament, just three shy of a majority in Canada's parliament.

Airports across the US are experiencing extended wait times due to the partial government shutdown, which began on 14 February.

A 35-year-old is held after Sunday's attack with an assault-style rifle on the pop star's home.

The phone call comes after a week in which Donald Trump repeatedly expressed frustration at Keir Starmer's stance on Iran.

The disappearance of the mother of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie captivated the US, but police have not made any arrests.

The delays come amid increased spring travel and limited security personnel during a partial US government shutdown.

The storms uprooted trees, downed power lines, damaged buildings and ripped the roofs off some houses.

A series of tornadoes tore through several cities, uprooting trees and destroying homes.

During a White House event with the Inter Miami CF soccer team, the US president said the island was “ready to fall”.

The three former US presidents were among dozens of high profile figures present at the late civil rights activist's memorial.

The BBC's Ione Wells reports from the country and speaks to recently freed opposition politicians about the government's future and relations with the US.

The BBC's Will Grant spoke to several Cubans as the country grapples with severe electricity shortages, which is attributed in part to US sanctions.

BBC's Analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at the mixed messaging given by President Donald Trump's administration for its actions in Iran.

Noem boosted deportations during her first year, but her controversies reportedly frustrated Trump.

The Iran war is posing a test for the Canadian prime minister's "pragmatic but principled" approach to world affairs.

The first-term senator, who was once a mixed martial arts fighter, has been a supporter of Trump's policies.

A Nova Scotia town is caught up in a debate over the sport's origins, with one historian saying a law claiming the title reads as if "written with ChatGPT".

Contests in the southern state are signalling which way the Republicans and Democrats are heading.

It has been almost a month since 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie disappeared in the middle of night from her home in Arizona.