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Garrett Bradley may become the first black director to win an Oscar for her first feature documentary.

International concern grows after doctors for the jailed Putin critic say he needs urgent medical help.

Witnesses in Minneapolis have given emotional testimony about being at the scene of Mr Floyd's arrest.

Four of the eight who died at a FedEx warehouse were members of the Sikh community.

Charles Geschke set up Adobe in 1982, giving the world the ubiquitous PDF technology.

Miami will hold its first Grand Prix in 2022 after Formula 1 secured a 10-year deal for a race in the Florida city.

Brandon Hole legally bought two rifles despite having had a gun confiscated by police months before.

Carla Jonson's story helps explain how Amazon won last week's union vote in Alabama.

The author of the bestselling Hillbilly Elegy is being courted by Republicans for a Senate run.

A refugee organisation says the White House's explanation of the order is "completely false".

The gunman began firing as soon as he drove up to FedEx site before killing himself, police say.

More mass shootings, the same political gridlock - so why do gun control advocates remain optimistic?

It's a thoughtful & superbly directed film, which shines a light on a community who few have appreciated.

Facebook's Oversight Board has announced it will announce its decision "in the coming weeks".

SpaceX will build a lander that the US space agency will use to return humans to the Moon this decade.

Infections in the largest province could increase sixfold without tougher measures, experts warn.

Moscow expels 10 diplomats and blacklists eight US officials after the US imposed sanctions.