Artemis II Launch Witnessed by BBC Science Editor
As Artemis II launched on its historic journey to the Moon, BBC Science Editor Rebecca Morelle observed the event from a distance of just three miles.
"That is spectacular!" she exclaimed, highlighting that the physical force of the launch could actually be felt.
The rocket, recognised as the most powerful ever constructed by NASA, is tasked with carrying the first crewed mission to the Moon in over half a century.
For continuous updates, follow the BBC's live coverage of the launch.
Dog Rescued After Falling into 12-foot Sinkhole
A yellow Labrador Retriever named Tessie fell into a 12-foot (3.6m) sinkhole but was unharmed during the incident and subsequent rescue. Following the rescue, crews filled the sinkhole, and Tessie has safely returned to her yard.
Analysis of Seconds Before Air Canada Plane Crash at LaGuardia
BBC Verify provides a detailed breakdown of the moments leading up to the fatal collision between an Air Canada plane and a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
Travellers React to ICE Agents at Airports Amid Shutdown
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been deployed to US airports to assist the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) during the ongoing partial government shutdown. Travellers have described their presence as both "helpful" and "scary."
Explosion at Texas Oil Refinery Produces Large Smoke Plume
An explosion occurred at a Texas oil refinery operated by Valero, resulting in a significant smoke plume. No injuries were reported, according to Valero's statement to the BBC's US news partner CBS.
Details on Deadly LaGuardia Airport Crash
Video footage captures the aftermath of the collision between a passenger plane and a firefighting vehicle on the runway at LaGuardia Airport in New York.
Impact of Quebec's Secular Law on Muslim Women
Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21, currently faces a challenge at the Supreme Court of Canada. Some Muslim women have reported bearing the highest costs as a result of the legislation.
Audio from LaGuardia Control Tower During Collision
Audio recordings from LaGuardia's control tower reveal the moments during the collision involving an Air Canada plane carrying 72 passengers and four crew members. The plane had initially landed safely from Montreal on Sunday evening before the incident with a firefighting vehicle.
BBC Interviews Chuck Norris on His Acting Career
The Hollywood action star, who gained prominence alongside Bruce Lee in the 1972 film Way Of The Dragon, has passed away at the age of 86. The BBC conducted an interview discussing his career, referring to him as a "successful, really terrible" actor.
Record-Breaking Heatwave Affects US West
The US National Weather Service reports that a heatwave is currently impacting the Western United States and is expected to continue and expand eastward in the coming days.
Afroman Testifies in Defamation Lawsuit Against Ohio Police
Before winning his legal battle over songs mocking police, musician Afroman testified in court, describing a police raid on his house as "a mistake."
California Leaders Respond to Cesar Chavez Abuse Allegations
Accusations of sexual abuse against US civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have prompted communities including Los Angeles to consider renaming places, schools, and streets bearing his name.
Gabbard Faces Scrutiny Over Iran Nuclear Intelligence Claims
US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was questioned regarding perceived discrepancies between White House statements and intelligence community claims about Iran's nuclear program.
Jessie Holmes Wins Iditarod Dog Sled Race Again
Former reality TV star Jessie Holmes led his dog team through the approximately 1,000-mile (1,609-kilometer) Iditarod race, finishing in nine days, seven hours, and 32 minutes, securing a repeat victory.
Rand Paul Addresses Past Assault Remarks
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul spoke about the 2017 assault incident when a neighbour attacked him in his yard.
US Celebrates St Patrick's Day with Parades and Traditions
Celebrations included the Chicago River being dyed green, continuing a tradition of more than 60 years to honour the city's Irish heritage, alongside parades and the White House fountain display.
Suspected Meteor Spotted Over Ohio and Pennsylvania
A fireball confirmed by NASA to have fallen near Cleveland broke the sound barrier and caused a loud explosion upon landing.
Blizzard Buries US Midwest Under Over 2 Feet of Snow
A fierce blizzard has deposited more than 2 feet (60cm) of snow across the US Midwest. One Michigan resident filmed snow nearly blocking their home's door as over 129,000 people in the state experienced power outages.
Coast Guard Rescues Snowmobile Operator Stranded on Ice
Timelapse footage shows rescuers carefully manoeuvring a vessel in blizzard conditions to reach the edge of the ice near Mackinac Island, Michigan, to rescue a stranded snowmobile operator.
Oscars Winner Calls on Women to Stand
Autumn Durald Arkapaw, upon receiving her Oscar for Best Cinematography for Sinners, urged "all the women in the room to stand up."
Michael B Jordan Wins Oscar for Best Actor
Michael B Jordan was awarded the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in Sinners.
