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Jamie Spears files papers in an LA court to formally end the 13-year arrangement with the singer.

Republican Governor Greg Abbott signed the bill despite Democrats' efforts to block it.

The Canadian leader's campaign has been disrupted by protesters angry at a planned vaccine mandate.

Tributes are paid to Michael K Williams, best known for the HBO series, who has died at the age of 54.

Tripwire boss John Gibson had said he was "proud" of the Supreme Court ruling on Texas abortion.

US Justice Department's pledge comes after a near-total ban on abortions took effect in the state.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Could the man accused of hatching the plot to fly planes into US landmarks 20 years ago have been stopped?

Clean-up crews and the US Coast Guard are trying to locate the source of a miles-long slick.

It's a historic moment. The first ever rock sample from another planet intended for return to Earth.

LaTonya Myers spent nine months in jail because she couldn’t afford bail - now she's helping others facing the same challenge.

The US National Poison Data System reported 459 cases of Ivermectin exposure across the country in August.

Beijing's crackdown on cryptocurrency sends bitcoin entrepreneurs moving to the wild wild west.

Residents and experts fear the storm's damage will go beyond destruction from floods and winds.

Jacob Chansley had been indicted on six counts for his role in the pro-Trump siege at the US Capitol.

Theodore McCarrick is believed to be the highest-ranking US Catholic to face criminal abuse charges.