Tupac Shakur: Police issue search warrant over 1996 killing
Nevada police search a home as part of an investigation into the rapper’s 1996 killing.
Michigan attorney general files charges in fake elector scheme
Sixteen people have been charged for alleged efforts to reverse Joe Biden 2020 election win.
The latest US-North Korea spat is a re-election hurdle for Biden
The detainment of a US soldier moves NK up the priority list, our North America correspondent says.
What happened to US citizens like Otto Warmbier detained in North Korea
Americans arrested in the communist state have included tourists, a teacher and a Christian missionary.
US heatwave sees hospitals use body-bag ice treatment
Hospitals raise the alarm as heat stays above 37C (110F) for 19 days straight in Phoenix, Arizona.
Arresting Vladimir Putin in South Africa would be ‘declaration of war’, says Ramaphosa
South Africa’s president is at odds with opposition politicians weeks before Russian leader’s visit.
Afghan refugees to move out of UK hotels over the summer
Labour warns the move could mean families who have resettled in the UK could become homeless.
The fiery row behind Europe’s mythological heatwave names
Two sweltering heatwaves in Europe have been named Cerberus and Charon, but there is no official naming system for heatwaves – and some fearing it could be counterproductive.
SAG-AFTRA Strike: Why There Won’t Be Sympathy Strikes in the U.K.
Thanks to “draconian” trade union legislation that is considered among the most restrictive in the Western world, industrial action is limited in the U.K. and prevents local union Equity from calling a “secondary strike.”
