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Sudan's civil war two years on: is there any hope for peace?Today's Big Question Very small chance of significant breakthrough at London talks today as the warring factions are not included
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Mark Zuckerberg on trial: the Meta monopoly caseThe Explainer Court ruling could break up the social media giant but will Trump intervene on Meta's behalf?
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The UK's best fishing spotsThe Week Recommends Beautiful British rivers and lakes for anglers of all levels
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Teenage girl kills 2 in Wisconsin school shootingSpeed Read 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow fatally shot a teacher and student at Abundant Life Christian School
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Father of alleged Georgia school shooter arrestedSpeed Read The 14-year-old's father was arrested in connection with the deaths of two teachers and two students
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Unlicensed dealers and black market gunsSpeed Read 68,000 illegally trafficked guns were sold in a five year period, said ATF
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Michigan shooter's dad guilty of manslaughterspeed read James Crumbley failed to prevent his son from killing four students at Oxford High School in 2021
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Shooting at Chiefs victory rally kills 1, injures 21Speed Read Gunfire broke out at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade in Missouri
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Manhunt under way in Maine after mass shootingSpeed Read Police name suspect as at least 16 people are feared to have been killed and dozens injured
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Why police are downing firearms after the Chris Kaba murder chargeThe Explainer Army drafted in after scores of armed Met officers 'revolt' over charging of colleague
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What next for Ecuador after Fernando Villavicencio assassination?feature The killing of a candidate ahead of this week’s elections follows years of crime and a rapidly increasing drugs trade
