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Michigan State University shooting: Police name gunman

Anthony McRae, 43, had a prior gun violation before he went on a rampage shooting students

Move over Napa: The small Texan town hosting one of America’s largest wine festivals

Texas might not be your first thought when it comes to American wine regions...

Rumours swirl about balloons and UFOs as officials stay mum

Officials offer few details about aerial objects recently shot down over North America.

Gunman dead after three people killed at Michigan State University

Police reported the gunman’s death four hours after shootings broke out.

U-Haul driver’s NYC ‘rampage’ ploughed into scooter riders

A U-Haul truck swerved onto sidewalks and ploughed into scooter riders in New York City.

New York dogs getting stoned after cannabis legalised

Vets are seeing some confused canines and are warning owners to stop letting dogs eat pot.

Student murders: Suspect fired over conduct around time of killings

New York Times: Bryan Kohberger fought with a professor and upset female students.

Beijing says more than 10 US balloons flew in its airspace

Washington denies that it operates any surveillance balloons over China.

Trump inquiry: Parts of special grand jury report to be released

Report into former President's efforts to overturn election to be partially released.

Students charged, school superintendent resigns after 14yo girl’s suicide

School boss who blamed the family for daughter's death resigns.

Anonymous infant surrendered at 'baby box'

Kentucky's first use of the service as child dropped off at 'baby box' surrender location.

Comedian Roseanne accuses ABC of wanting her to 'commit suicide'

Roseanne accused ABC of wanting her to 'commit suicide' after she was fired from Roseanne.

Oldest schoolhouse for black children in US moved to museum

The oldest surviving schoolhouse for black children moved to a Virginia museum.

FBI searches Mike Pence’s Indiana home in classified docs probe

Search follows discovery of documents with classified markings at the residence.

Pentagon shoots down unknown flying object in US airspace

Object flying at about 40,000 feet posed a “reasonable threat” to safety of flights.

Tyre Nichols death: Police officer involved had history as controversial jailer accused of brutality

A 2015 incident was so disturbing the entire cell block signed a letter to the warden.

Opinion: No, Harry Styles wasn’t insulting Beyoncé – Americans are race-obsessed

US critics claimed Styles was ignoring his white privilege after Grammy speech.

Parents at school where boy, 6, shot teacher prepare for legal action

The parents claim other children present during the shooting suffered 'emotional harm'.