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Tou Thao, J Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane were convicted of denying George Floyd his civil rights.

The legislation restricts classroom discussion around sexual orientation and gender identity.

Prosecutors did not share more than 15,500 documents with defence lawyers, a court heard.

Ms Taylor was killed during a police raid and her death triggered widespread racial justice rallies.

The US president says he will go after Russia's Western financing and the country's "elites".

"Bullets are flying everywhere". Gun crime in NYC is up by a third - will a new action plan help?

The black bear has broken into dozens of California homes due to his raging appetite for human food.

US jurors found the defendants violated Arbery's civil rights by attacking him due to his race.

PM Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act last week over protests against Covid restrictions.

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

The former president's platform, Truth Social, goes live on the US Apple App Store.

The meeting, proposed by France, will only take place if Russia does not invade Ukraine, the US says.

The US imprisoned Japanese Americans 80 years ago - now the younger generation are asking questions.

Zoey went missing in 2010 when her owners went shopping but she was identified by her microchip.

Police have said they have 170 arrests over the past two days of operations in Canada's capital.