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As the conflict develops, fault lines are emerging in both major US parties over the country's response.

The Irish-American businessman's foundation donated about $570m to causes in Northern Ireland.

The Smith and Wesson pistol was found by Manchester Airport officials as he prepared to fly home.

Part of a famous Democratic dynasty, he will not win the White House but he could impact on who does.

A number of those identified as dead or missing since Hamas launched attacks on Israel are from overseas.

Here's what we know about the Republican race to replace McCarthy, and what could happen next.

The California governor says the bill is unnecessary because of existing discrimination laws.

The rush to mine lithium for car batteries is dividing environmental and native American communities.

To the anger of his supporters, the US president is ramping up deportation and expanding the wall.

Both Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan are staunch conservatives - but have wildly different styles.

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.