BBC News – US & Canada

Twenty years on from the school shooting that shocked the US, those who survived are still deeply impacted. […]

The three, from the US and Europe, are believed to have died scaling a mountain in the Rockies. […]

Don't have time to read 448 pages? We challenged the BBC's Jane O'Brien to summarise it for you. […]

The long-awaited report into Russian interference in the 2016 election has been released. […]

Shares in the online scrapbook company surge 28% on its first day on the New York Stock Exchange. […]

The inquiry paints a picture of the president's conduct that is both suspicious and exculpatory. […]

The redacted report gives clues to that legal question and also why the president was not interviewed in person. […]

Democrat Jerry Nadler is calling for Congress to get the full unredacted version of the Mueller report. […]

The singer's new documentary nods to Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison and others, writes Barrett Pitner. […]

Mitch McConnell proposes law to raise the minimum age to buy tobacco from 18 to 21 nationwide. […]

President Trump reacts to the Mueller report on the day of its long-awaited release. […]

William Barr says 10 episodes involving Trump were scrutinised for possible obstruction of justice. […]

The pair could face the death penalty after the navy accused them of building a home in Thai waters. […]

Three destroyed churches in the US have received a flood of donations in the wake of the Notre-Dame fire. […]

Police arrest a man carrying petrol and lighters who entered St Patrick's Cathedral in New York. […]

Sol Pais died in an apparent suicide after sparking a manhunt over threats made against Denver schools. […]

She says her father suggested the role to her, but she told him she was happy in her work. […]

A tactical team located 18-year-old Sol Pais with a self-inflicted gun shot wound. […]

A film about the designer of a pop culture sports car casts a new light on the ever-popular DeLorean. […]

Americans can now sue foreign firms over Cuban government seizure of US properties six decades ago. […]

Students were invited to spit on, and use a knife to cut, the Ohio pastor during a church event. […]

The largest city in the US will charge drivers coming into Manhattan, 18 years after London did the same. […]

As the US moves to expand indefinite detention for asylum seekers, here's what you need to know. […]

Critics heap praise on the star's new project - which chronicles her 2018 Coachella performance. […]

The surprise settlement brings a long-running legal battle between the two tech firms to an end. […]

The streaming service expects new subscriber growth to slow between April and June. […]

Sex workers who come before this all-female court in New York City are being treated differently. […]

Micah Herndon's legs gave way around 22 miles into the race. But that didn't stop him from finishing. […]

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's supporters come out after Trump's tweet about her discussing the 9/11 attacks. […]

Recent changes to refugee laws mean Canada may no longer roll out the welcome mat for refugees. […]

Some of Trump's predecessors were manic depressives, bipolar and even psychopathic, say experts. […]

US President Donald Trump reacts to the fire at the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. […]

One of the great Renaissance masters has finally made his debut in America, 500 years after his death. […]

A Chinese restaurant in New York, run by a white couple, has been accused of cultural appropriation. […]

What does the newly-elected right wing government mean for Trump's peace plan? […]

An army veteran is walking from Washington to Florida to raise awareness about suicide among veterans. […]

The ride-sharing firm is yet to make a profit, but it may attract a sky-high valuation when it floats. […]

Renovations breathe new life into Birmingham, while keeping its civil rights history alive. […]

Family, friends, fans and community members said goodbye to Nipsey Hussle in Los Angeles with a memorial procession through the city. […]

The US president says Wikileaks is "not his thing". We look in the archives to see if it ever was. […]

The case has a parallel from American colonial times, writes university law professor Jonathan Turley. […]

Georgetown University students are voting on adding a fee to their tuition to fund reparations for descendants of the 272 slaves by the institution. […]