House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stands firm against the US president like few others.

His remarks, at a Fox News town hall, emphasised his unorthodox approach to the 2020 campaign.

The state abortion ban passed in Alabama and other measures in Republican-controlled states have put abortion on the front burner of 2020 issues.

The two men are reportedly former members of the Hutu rebel group Army for the Liberation of Rwanda who had confessed to their involvement in the 1999 murder of eight tourists.

The Trump administration’s sabre-rattling at Iran has sceptics of military action concerned about the inexperience of acting Defence Secretary Pat Shanahan – and whether he can stand up to long-time hawks like John Bolton.

US president not hurt; all three officers in stable condition and being treated at nearby hospital, White House says.

Donald Trump will host Viktor Orban on Monday, the first time a Hungarian leader has visited the White House since 2005. But advisers are cautioning Trump against a full embrace of his counterpart, despite the president’s own affinity for the leader

US Chamber of Commerce’s head of international affairs Myron Brilliant says two sides are struggling to close the gap issues such as how to roll back tariffs.

The two sides have reached an understanding on how to enforce the agreement, although details need to be finalised during talks in Washington on May 8.

Trump also called out Democrat rivals ‘Sleepy Joe’ Biden, ‘Crazy Bernie’ Sanders and ‘Pocahontas’, his nickname for Senator Elizabeth Warren.

‘When all the fluff blows away … there was no real meat there to grab on to,’ said Jung Pak, a former senior CIA official.

US Navy says it has also ‘provided a series of briefings by senior naval intelligence officials as well as aviators who reported hazards to aviation safety’.

Is Zhang Yujing a bumbling Chinese spook or an innocent tourist who loves her hi-tech devices?

Ruling sides with US complaints that Beijing administered tariff-rate quotas for wheat, rice and corn in a way that was not transparent, predictable or fair.

US president asserts he has ‘absolute legal right’ to bus undocumented immigrants to Democratic districts.

African swine fever is not dangerous to humans, but the group said it would cancel its annual trade show in Des Moines, Iowa, to avoid the risk of the disease spreading to the US pig population.

He also claims he never said he was ‘cleaning house’ at Department of Justice despite multiple staffing shake-ups.

The US president has railed against the nation’s central bank for removing the extraordinary economic support put in place during the last recession.

Zhang Ming promises no breakthroughs in the EU-China summit on Tuesday.

As US President Donald Trump roils Washington over illegal immigration, his influential aide Stephen Miller is playing a more aggressive behind-the-scenes role.

As member nations gather to celebrate Nato’s 70th anniversary, POLITICO asked experts to forecast what the military alliance will look like 10 years from now.

Democrat moves one step closer to the primary debate stage.

The former vice-president slogs through a rough stretch as he considers a third bid for the White House.

Google has faced fire recently from the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, for pulling back from Defence Department work while pursuing research in China.

Canola Council of Canada says initial optimism that issue might be resolved soon has faded.

General Joseph Dunford says he has concerns that Google has backed away from Pentagon contracting while seeking to become more active in China.

New rules to be discussed at European summit starting Thursday, as member states call for ‘reciprocity’ after their companies could not bid for projects in China despite EU accepting Chinese bidders.

European countries want ‘reciprocity’ in big projects from power lines to metros.

They say Cindy Yang's access to the president and other officials could be exploited by foreign governments seeking to blackmail US figures.