USA 30/12/2017 State Department posts emails from Clinton aide Huma Abedin The release follows a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from a conservative watchdog group
USA 26/12/2017 Los Angeles man says he sent manure to US Treasury Secretary A psychologist claims to have sent an unusual Christmas gift to the US politician
USA 20/12/2017 US tax bill: Who are the winners and losers? The Republican-led US Senate on Wednesday approved the most sweeping rewrite of the tax code in decades.
USA 16/12/2017 Republicans approve final US tax bill Passage of the bill, which would see sweeping tax reforms including the lowering of corporate tax rates, would mark the first major legislative victory for President Donald Trump since he took office in January.
USA 12/12/2017 Trump wants US astronauts back to the moon - and someday Mars "Imagine the possibilities waiting in those big, beautiful stars if we dare to dream big,” said the US president as he signed his first space policy directive.
USA 12/12/2017 Court hears teens' climate change lawsuit against Trump A group of 21 teenagers argues the Trump administration's lack of action to prevent global warming violates their constitutional right to life.
View 11/12/2017 Why do white women support Roy Moore? View Deeply-rooted misogyny has a strong influence on the thinking of female voters, writes Marcie Bianco.
USA 07/12/2017 See Franken's resignation speech Senator Al Franken has resigned following a string of sexual misconduct allegations.
USA 07/12/2017 Another titan may fall - Democrats wait on Franken decision Al Franken to announce whether he will step down as US Senator in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations.
USA 02/12/2017 Should Trump recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel? Its critics claim the move would aggravate the already-tense situation in the country, while some of Trump's closest aides say he should satisfy his campaign promise
USA 01/12/2017 Ex Trump adviser Flynn pleads guilty on Russia He's the first senior White House official to cooperate in the special counsel's investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the US presidential election.
USA 28/11/2017 Trump denies using "Pocahontas" as racial slur against democratic senator President Donald Trump said there was a "Pocahontas" in the U.S. Congress during a ceremony to honour Native American World War Two veterans in an apparent derogatory reference to Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren.
USA 14/11/2017 Should Trump have unchecked nuclear powers? A Senate committee questions the process for launching a nuclear attack - for the first time in over 40 years.
USA 14/11/2017 Trump Jr. was in contact with Wikileaks during 2016 campaign Donald Trump's eldest son has confirmed he had direct contacts with WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign.
Insight 08/11/2017 Trump one year on: our correspondents look back "In Europe people have settled on a policy of 'just wait him out'" - Stefan Grobe, Euronews
USA 08/11/2017 Danica Roem makes transgender history with election success in US The 33-year-old beat a rival who refused to refer to her as 'she'.
USA 08/11/2017 Big boost for US Democrats Democrats have won two significant victories in the US in the first statewide elections since Donald Trump came to power.
USA 31/10/2017 Former Trump aides charged in Russia probe The investigation into Russian meddling into the 2016 US election issues its first indictments
USA 30/10/2017 Six things we’ve learnt about Trump team’s Russia links It includes a bizarre claim about a Trump advisor meeting Vladimir Putin's niece.
USA 30/10/2017 Trump's ex-campaign aide Paul Manafort and Rick Gates charged with conspiracy against US Special counsel Robert Mueller filed his first charges against former Trump campaign manager
