The moment Sage the miniature poodle wins Westminster dog show

Helicopter overflight of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano after eruption.

Representative John Rose was denouncing Donald Trump's guilty conviction as his son sat behind him.

At least two firefighters were injured in the region's first major wildfire of the season.

Alina Habba says Donald Trump will run for office even if he is jailed and "nothing will change" following his conviction for falsifying business records.

In a 2018 interview with Gayle King, Robinson and the former First Lady share their White House memories.

Officials have warned residents to prepare for thunderstorms and potential flooding in some parts.

The ex-president was found guilty on all counts of falsifying business records. Americans have mixed opinions about the verdict.

US President Joe Biden addresses the Donald Trump's guilty verdict in the New York hush-money trial.

Bruhat Soma correctly spelled words like ‘caixinha’ and ‘sciniph’ to take home the $50,000 prize.

The ex-president has been convicted on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his criminal trial.

Alvin Bragg thanked the jury and prosecutors for their work "following the facts and the law". He said his team at the Manhattan District Attorney’s office had treated this case like they would any other, despite the defendant - a former president - being like no other in American history.

The former US president was found guilty on all 34 counts on Thursday.

US wildlife officials released dozens onto a marine corps base to help rebuild the endangered species.

American Airlines says several aircraft were affected by strong winds, but no one was injured.

The judge was surprised when a defendant charged with driving on a suspended licence appeared behind the wheel.

Each year, people gather to watch the Sun as it sets between the city's skyscrapers.

Authorities are investigating a powerful blast at a building in Youngstown on Tuesday.

The BBC's Nada Tawfik highlights some of the key points before the jury starts deliberating on Wednesday.

Severe thunderstorms battered parts of the US state, leaving nearly one million people without power.

The BBC's Nada Tawfik sets out what the jury will have to consider in this historic hush-money case.