Three arrested over Sikh activist's killing in Canada
Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead last June, sparking a diplomatic row between India and Canada.
US congressman and wife charged with taking bribes
It is alleged the couple accepted money from an Azerbaijani government-run oil firm and a Mexican bank.
Universities brace for disruption at graduations
Students on at least one campus are planning Gaza war protests as commencement season begins this weekend.
Mexican police search for missing foreign tourists
Mexican police have arrested three people over the disappearance of an American and two Australians.
Police fired gun while clearing Columbia University protest
There were no injuries or students nearby, and the bullet lodged in a wall. The matter is now under investigation.
Slowdown in US job growth revives rate cut talk
Employers in the US added 175,000 jobs in the US in April, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.9%.
A record number of sea lions gather in San Francisco
More than one thousand of the animals visited a city pier - the region's biggest spike in 15 years.
Zebra on loose after escape in US mountain country
Volunteers in Washington state search mountains for the last of four animals that escaped zoo trailer.
Ron DeSantis bans 'global elite' lab-grown meat
Florida's governor says he will "save our beef", but a lab-grown meat firm calls it an assault on liberty.
Chaos unfolds at Gaza UCLA protest
Flash bangs made a thunderous noise as police attempted to dismantle the pro-Palestinian protester's camp.
Watch: Counter-protesters attack UCLA Gaza demo
Video shows pro-Israeli demonstrators trying to tear down barricades and striking campers with sticks and bats.
Aerials show devastation from Oklahoma's deadly tornadoes
Buildings were destroyed and tens of thousands of residents left without electricity.
One mentally ill man's fight for assisted dying
John Scully says he wants to die with dignity - but Canada has delayed the expansion of its euthanasia programme.
Columbia campus community 'shattered' by police raid
Students say they have lost trust and are in limbo after New York officers arrested Gaza protesters.
Crackdown or compromise? A tale of two US campus protests
One sent in the police, the other struck a deal with students. But why have responses been so wildly different?
How 'vampire facials' infected three women with HIV
The infections, made public by the CDC, raised questions about the safety of cosmetic treatments.
One mentally ill man's fight for assisted dying
John Scully says he wants to die with dignity - but Canada has delayed the expansion of its euthanasia programme.
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