China;s military has been reforming and modernising its defences along the border.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer resigns.

Trump asks for loyalty but thinks nothing of publicly belittling those who support him.

Plans to rewrite the constitution shut down much of Venezuelan's capital yesterday.

Detailed report reveals how the secretive Kim Jong Un disposes of people he doesn't want.

In another bombshell revelation, Lariss Waters has resigned one week after Scott Ludlam.

There's a sense of little progress, and concerns about healthcare.

COMMENT: Six months on, the sky has not fallen. Neither has anything been accomplished.

Trump urges companies to "buy American." But Ivanka's fashion line's clashes with that.

An article of impeachment has been filed, but experts say something else could nail him.

President reportedly exasperated his son has become engulfed in the Russia crisis.

Trump is enraged that the Russia cloud still hangs over his presidency and his family.

A savage assessment of US President's G20 visit has found plenty of fans online.

Don Trump Jr has posted an edited Top Gun clip, starring the president as Maverick.

On Saturday, Ivanka literally took her father's seat at the table at the G20 summit.

Authorities prepare for clashes as protesters vow to make their mark on the G20 Summit.

EDITORIAL: Trump is bad enough without the media making too much of his tweets.

Trump could be meeting Putin for first time; fears he will veer dangerously off-script.

Queen's speech to parliament has raised eyebrows for a key part she left out.

Sean Spicer said he expects an announcement "this week" on the possibility of tapes.

US President Trump's dissatisfaction with his communications teams has long been known.

COMMENT: Everyone's an expert until events intervene, writes Alan Duff.

"I was visibly queer in the Oval Office and no one can take that away from me."

Trump boasted about his poll numbers as his lawyer said he wasn't under investigation.

EDITORIAL: Britain begins its Brexit negotiations this week in a much weaker position.

COMMENT: No single party in NZ appears to have figured out what to give our young voters.

World leaders are lining up to poke fun at the US President.

Donald Trump beamed comfortably in the flattery of this week's Cabinet meeting.

He slammed reports of being investigated for "obstruction of justice" as a "witch hunt".

A friend says Trump considered firing the man now reportedly investigating the president.