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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.

A former US district attorney is accused of mishandling the case of Ahmaud Arbery's death in 2020.

Provincial authorities say they will cull coyotes from Stanley Park after a spike in attacks.

It said it had listened to feedback from privacy campaigners and others and would reassess.

Before and after satellite images of the devastation caused by Storm Ida in the north-east US.

The robot collects the first ever rock sample on another planet intended for return to Earth.

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

Alexanda Kotey is facing life in prison over the murders of US journalists and relief workers.

Bitten by the funfair bug when just three in Aberdeen, Iona Jost now works in America designing attractions.

President Biden calls for "historic investment" to tackle the climate crisis as the US reels from the storm.

The president called the decision not to block the law an "unprecedented assault" on women's rights.

In many EU circles, the honeymoon period for Donald Trump's successor may be coming to an end.

Prince Andrew, Bob Dylan, Catholic priests and others face suits after a change in New York law.

Anti-abortion activists celebrate but a doctor who could be targeted by new law fears for the future.

Canada's leader called a snap election, but midway through the campaign his party is struggling.