US AND CANADA

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has secured a place in November's runoff election, setting the stage for a crucial battle over the future leadership of America's second largest city. With votes still being counted following California's primary elections, Bass emerged as the leading candidate, although her eventual opponent remains uncertain.

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Dr. Jill Biden has spoken publicly about her husband Joe Biden's health challenges, saying she is uncertain whether he would have been able to complete a second term as president following his stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis.

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A closely watched Republican primary race in the US state of Iowa has delivered a surprising result after Randy Feenstra, a candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump, lost his bid to secure his party’s nomination for governor.

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Self-professed liberal Bill Maher threw some surprise support behind LA candidate Spencer Pratt's mayoral run this week.

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President Donald Trump could be among the high-profile spectators at Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York City next week.

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An Indian-origin pilot, Dave Fiji, was k!lled in a helicopter crash in Atlanta, US, just hours after marrying his long-time partner, turning what had been a joyous wedding celebration into a tragedy.

The crash also claimed the life of the helicopter pilot, while the bride survived and is recovering in hospital. 

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The White House Correspondents' Dinner, originally canceled after a gunman attempted to access the venue, has been rescheduled for July 24. The original April 25 event was suspended following an exchange of gunfire between Secret Service agents and the assailant. According to Weijia Jiang, president of the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA), the rescheduled dinner will feature "significantly enhanced safety measures and new access procedures.”

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Mike Pence shared a stern warning for his former boss on Sunday while promoting his latest book on America's major TV networks. 

In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press Moderator Kristen Welker, former Vice President Pence shared that the reason for his writing of the book was, 'because there’s a new threat to that historic conservatism in the Republican Party ... from the populist right.'