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The pool of people advised to get jabbed in the US now includes anyone with a suspected exposure.

Donald Trump knew supporters had weapons when he urged them to storm the Capitol, says ex-White House aide

There is a record influx of migrants at its southern border, prompting sharp criticism of US immigration policy.

Eager to come to the US, migrants often ignore the fatal risks of being smuggled in vehicles.

Ghislaine Maxwell told victims she had helped Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse she was sorry for their pain.

How she went from being the toast of high society to a convicted sex trafficker.

Migrants of Mexican, Honduran and Guatemalan origin were among 50 found dead in a truck in Texas.

Charlotte Nichols says she found it hard to get an abortion after a doctor refused to help her.

The victims were discovered on the outskirts of San Antonio, 250km from the US-Mexican border.

Women celebrating life's milestones in Nashville, Tennessee, also reflect the overturning of Roe v Wade.

Sir David MacMillan's Nobel prize, and giving away his prize money, made him a celebrity scientist.

More than 250 people were onboard the Los Angeles-Chicago train when it hit a dump truck.

Elsy was sentenced to 30 years for aggravated homicide after losing her baby in a miscarriage in El Salvador.

There are a number of concerns around data protection following the US Supreme Court's ruling on abortion.

Legal challenges are being mounted in several states following the overturn of Roe v Wade.

Abortion restrictions will vary by state now the 50-year-old landmark ruling has been reversed.

Jokes about Putin's pecs aside, the West must act now, writes the BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler.