bbc.com / .bbc-com-news-world-us-and-canada / Page 9

Alexander Smirnov will likely spend four to six years in prison for making up a story which sparked impeachment hearings.

The e-commerce giant is accused of trying to misrepresent its safety record, but says a report "isn't grounded in reality".

Chrystia Freeland says Canada faces a "grave challenge" from incoming US President Donald Trump's tariff threats.

The state governor has asked for more federal support as questions grow over objects spotted in the skies.

The drones were spotted flying "dangerously close" to Logan International Airport, said police.

A representative said he "had to get stitches and is recovering" after the incident at a Chinese restaurant.

Syrians in Canada reflect on a decade in the country ...

The HTS rebel group is currently still designated a terrorist organisation by the US State Department.

Mr Penny was acquitted earlier this week of homicide after a homeless man died when he restrained him on a subway.

The network will also publish a statement expressing "regret" for statements by George Stephanopoulos.