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As Republican candidates make their final pitches, Donald Trump is on the minds of both his supporters and opponents.

The former secretary of state sets his sights on helping Joe Biden's re-election campaign.

Lloyd Austin is in "good condition" and has resumed some of his duties, the Pentagon says.

The UK defence secretary says the world is "running out of patience" with attacks.

Nearly every state is on watch for dangerous, freezing cold: "We call it life-threatening for a reason."

The first votes are cast on Monday in an election being watched not just in the US but around the world.

The state will hold caucuses on Monday and kick-off the 2024 Republican presidential race in earnest.

The US plan sees diplomatic normalisation with Arab neighbours if Israel ends its offensive.

The Yemeni group says Friday's airstrikes mean US and UK interests are now legitimate targets.

The Pentagon said Secretary Austin had directed the US military's strikes in Yemen from hospital.

The expenses are for a failed lawsuit the former president filed against the paper and its reporters.

The case has implications for what kind of relief workers can hope for in labour disputes.

This is a change in policy for the Biden White House, which had paused seeking the death penalty in 2021.

The former drug dealer, now a Grammy nominee, told lawmakers in Congress it is time to be “proactive”.

Some members of Joe Biden's party fumed that he launched strikes on Yemen without congressional approval.

The large-scale strikes - including on the capital, Sanaa - come after repeated Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping.