Aftermath of Brooklyn Bridge ship crash

Flames ripped through Nottoway House, destroying much of structure, which was built in 1859.

The BBC's Nada Tawfik explains what happened when the text messages were brought up in court.

The BBC's Will Grant looks at what happened with the case at the US Supreme Court, which has left the justices divided.

A manuscript, once considered an unofficial copy of Magna Carta, is now believed to be genuine and ''one of the world's most valuable documents''.

The co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, Ben Cohen, was part of a protest in the US Senate.

The prosecution wrapped up its questioning of Ventura, who will return to the stand on Thursday for cross-examination by Combs' lawyers.

Watch the moment Representative Blake Moore's name is called and a colleague nudges him awake.

In an emotional testimony, the singer said she was forced to participate in her former partner's "freak-offs".

Prosecutors allege the rapper used fame and violence to sexually abuse women, while the rapper's attorneys defended his "swinger" lifestyle.

Miller comments come as judges have sought to challenge some recent detentions made by the Trump administration in an effort to combat illegal immigration

Born in the Windy City in 1955 to parents of Spanish and Franco-Italian descent, Prevost served as an altar boy and was ordained in 1982.

The US president says tariffs are "the most misunderstood thing" in business and threatens more action.

Pope Leo XIV's brother Louis says nothing will be the same again after his appointment.

New York police have arrested more than 70 pro-Palestinian protesters after they occupied the main library at Columbia University.

The prime minister reiterated that Canada "is not for sale" during Tuesday's meeting at the White House.

The former US president says he has no regrets over his late withdrawal in the contest against Donald Trump.

Former US President Joe Biden talks Trump, Russia and US-Europe relations with the BBC's Today programme.

The newly-elected prime minister repeated that Canada is not for sale during his visit to the White House.

Trump dominated the discussion, but Carney made his position clear on issues like tariffs and Canada becoming America's 51st state.

The BBC's Anthony Zurcher looks at how past Oval Office meetings could set the tone for the prime minister's visit to Washington.