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Two weeks of testimony from Donald Trump and his family has hurt his case, say lawyers watching.

While decades of prosecutions weakened the US and Italian mafia, transatlantic relations remain strong.

Joseph Strickland is "relieved" from governance following a Vatican investigation.

The US actors' union says its national board has voted to back the agreement with Hollywood studios.

President Biden is running for re-election next year, but voters are not eager to re-nominate him.

His campaign says devices, believed to be two iPhones and an iPad, were taken by agents on Monday.

The encounter on 15 November will be only their second face-to-face meeting during the Biden presidency.

Martha McSally said she felt she "took my power back" after fighting off and chasing the assailant.

Suspicious letters have been reported at election offices in five states across the United States.

A BBC investigation reveals confusion between officials as an inferno destroyed the town of Lahaina.

Independent and third-party nominees could siphon voters from the Democrats and the Republicans.

Quebec's Jewish community, rocked by violence, fears a rise in hate crimes amid the Israel-Gaza war.

The actor becomes the first person to legally scale the New York City landmark.