US Politics

Donald Trump has signalled a potential breakthrough in the Iran war as Tehran puts a major offer on the table to reopen a crucial global shipping route.

US President Donald Trump has taken aim at global AI controls, but Anthony Albanese is standing firm as Australia pushes ahead with its tech safety agenda.

THE WASHINGTON POST: News organisations responded strenuously Monday to US President Donald Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, filing a lawsuit in Federal court.

The Revolutionary Guard says Iran is ready to change its weapons, military tactics and targets if the conflict escalates as the US steps up economic measures.

Three major news outlets have taken Donald Trump to court after being banned from White House grounds.

The populist emphasis on national identity and threats to it, real and imagined, finds a deep response in voters adrift in a world they no longer understand.

The three major news outlets that were denied access to the White House have notified the Trump administration that they’re filing a lawsuit.

Anti-ICE protesters have gathered in the Texas capital of Austin after a man was shot and wounded by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.

Iran has issued a chilling warning to Washington, threatening sustained attacks on US bases and ships if a major new strike is launched.

President Xi Jinping of China is throwing his weight around as he prepares to arrive in Washington.

President Donald Trump’s grabs for power kept falling short, and he appeared ready to turn to a familiar target.

The military announced the killings on social media.

Journalists from three outlets were turned away from the White House.

Donald Trump has lashed out at three media outlets and banned them from the White House.

Under a new deal, no US enemies will be able to make sensitive investments on Greenland without the approval of the United States.

The invitation by the EU for Canada to become an ‘associate member’ is a sign of Trump’s brand of diplomacy, which often involves threatening America’s closest friends.

MARK RILEY: One Nation’s migration overhaul may sound simple, but the consequences for Australians would be anything but.

AARON PATRICK: The two leaders are shifting blame for economic problems to the independent agencies responsible for setting interest rates.