Watch: Was Trump's 90-day tariffs pause really a grand plan?

The US president said universal 10% tariffs would go into effect for all countries starting 5 April.

More than $100m (£77m) was spent by the candidates and their allies, including $20m from Elon Musk.

The BBC's Erin Delmore unpacks the reciprocal taxes the president has promised, as his trade wars continue to escalate.

The New Jersey Senator began his time on the Senate Chamber floor by criticising the president's policies.

SpaceX launched a crew of four private astronauts on a mission to orbit Earth over both poles.

Several states have been hit with heavy rain, hail and damaging winds, with storms expected to continue in some areas through Thursday.

The president's recent directive orders the network of museums to to "eliminate improper, divisive, or anti-American ideology."

The duo's eight-day mission became a nine-month space odyssey after their Boeing Starliner had technical problems.

Ice-coated trees and infrastructure caused hazardous conditions and left over 350,000 Canadians without power.

Ariel footage shows the stolen work truck crashing into multiple vehicles while attempting to evade police in Southern California.

The BBC asked Canadian voters in Toronto how they would approach Donald Trump if they were prime minister.

The BBC went to car dealerships outside of Washington DC to ask drivers how a 25% auto tariff will affect them.

US Vice-President JD Vance is visiting Greenland on Friday - but why is the US so interested in the territory?

Fire officials in Naples, Florida told the BBC that there were no reports of injuries or damage to homes.

Speaking to the BBC’s Sarah Smith, The Atlantic's editor discusses the fallout of publishing the full Signal chat exchange among top officials.

The BBC's Nomia Iqbal looks at the implications for the Trump team members involved in leaked messages about US air strikes on Yemen.

Some of the key reactions to reports that a journalist was inadvertently added to a chat with high-level Trump officials discussing air strikes in Yemen.

The US National Security Adviser was unable to explain how a journalist was added to a Signal chat with US officials.

The White House has confirmed a journalist was inadvertently added to a chat where national security officials discussed a military strike.