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Authorities are investigating after more than 115 bodies were found stored at a "green" funeral home.

His lawyers say his statements about election fraud fell within the "outer perimeter" of his duties.

Colorado officials say the captured 400-lbs Fred is "always hungry" and "loves his belly scratches".

Ankara vows to continue targeting Kurdish groups but the US calls for more coordination between the Nato allies.

The United Auto Workers union will continue action but says it is making progress with firms.

Experts say it is unlikely the barrier will have any long-term impact on migration flows.

US officials say they are legally obliged to move ahead with a new section of the southern border wall.

The number of jobs added to the US economy last month was almost double the amount forecast.

The US House Speaker has always been a majority party lawmaker, but it can technically be anyone.

The Ohio congressman is one of the most vocal defenders of the former president in Congress.

Nancy Marks admitted to falsifying hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign finance reports.

A mix of voters tell the BBC how they feel about the announcement that new barriers will be built.

President Biden and Vice-President Harris were among those paying tribute to the late lawmaker.

A US appeals court will decide whether to send Syed back to prison or throw out his murder conviction.

The man was arrested at the Wisconsin capitol, posted bail, and then returned again with a rifle.