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"I just want my life back," the US pop star says in a highly anticipated public testimony.

At least one person is killed and there are fears that others may be trapped in the rubble.

It is the most significant such discovery to date, a First Nation group in Saskatchewan says.

The vice-president has faced repeated questions about why she has not visited the border.

Amid claims his party is soft on crime, the president backs hiring more police beyond pre-pandemic levels.

The ongoing arrangement has sparked a public backlash from fans who support the #FreeBritney movement.

Claire Cronin is a representative and majority leader in the state legislature of Massachusetts.

Brandi Levy was kicked off her cheerleading squad after sharing a profanity-laden social media post.

As President Biden launches a renewed effort to tackle violent crime, we've looked at trends in the US.

The justice department says 36 websites linked to the Iranian government have been seized.

The winning Democratic candidate is likely to become the city's next mayor in a November vote.

Police will now consider whether to bring any charges against the R&B star.

A new report is expected to reveal what the US military knows about unexplained flying objects.

An investigation by the BBC has uncovered alarming conditions at a child migrant camp in Texas.