Comment | How Trump survives
New York Times: It takes disasters, not just scandals, to remove a president from office.
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Donald Trump says the US will designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organisations.
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Mark Sandy revealed the resignations in testimony to impeachment investigators.
Former Clinton strategist counsels Trump on impeachment
President Trump turned to a familiar face last week amid impeachment battles.
Students boo Melania Trump at Baltimore youth summit
The boos were sustained for two minutes of her five-minute speech.
Donald Trumps signs bill to crack down on animal cruelty
Donald Trump has signed a bill that makes certain acts of animal cruelty a federal felony.
Comment | For Trump, impeachment is a show
New York Times: Washington is Hollywood and Trump is the leading man.
Navy Secretary lashes Trump in resignation letter
US Navy's top official has taken a parting swipe at the President on his way out.
Pentagon chief fires Navy secretary over SEAL controversy
Defence Secretary fired Navy's top official for allegedly proposing deal with White House.
Amazon cites Trump influence in legal challenge over lost US$10b Pentagon contract
Trump, who openly feuds with Amazon's founder, told rally he was targeting the contract.
Trump embraces conspiracies, insults opponents amid impeachment
Prospect of being impeached has changed nothing about Trump's unorthodox approach.
Trump witness suddenly changes story
He was called by Republicans to testify, but instead spoke up for Democrat Joe Biden.
Most unusual: Trump's unplanned visit to medical centre
Under scrutiny, the White House is pointing to signs of his energy and vigour.
Trump honours American artists and stars
Actor Jon Voight, musician Alison Krauss and writer James Patterson honoured by Trump.
Nancy Pelosi invites Donald Trump to testify in impeachment inquiry
Pelosi said Trump is welcome to appear or answer questions in writing.
Trump pulls back from ban on e-cigarette flavours
Trump worried over angry vape shop owners potentially hurting his reelection.
Comment: We need a second opinion on Trump's health
White House not telling the truth when it comes to Trump's health, writes Karen Tumulty.
President Trump's physical exam results are in ...
The results are officially in after Trump's unscheduled medical checkup.
Radio host fired mid-show for criticising Trump on air
Silverman's program director came through the door without warning: "You're done."
US animals now have a medal for wartime bravery
Animals have served in battles for as long as war has been waged.
How a lone CIA analyst triggered an impeachment inquiry
His decision to report what he had learned triggered a rapid-moving impeachment inquiry.
Trump issues pardons in war crimes cases
Trump intervened in three cases involving war crimes accusations.
NZ's population prediction was out by 30 years - the price we're paying
COMMENT: The brain drain tap has been turned down.
Mysterious 72hrs: Trump's sudden backflip bewilders US
Trump stubbornly refused to change his mind for months. Then he reversed course. Why?
Takeaways from US ambassador's testimony in impeachment hearing
Trump's tweets during the testimony spurred allegations of witness intimidation.
Saugus High School: Teen victim saved by heroic teacher
"I shouldn't have to treat a gunshot wound as a choir teacher."
Trump's confidant Roger Stone found guilty in high-profile trial
Roger Stone has been found guilty of lying to politicians investigating the 2016 election.
Democrats sharpen focus as Pelosi suggests Trump could face bribery charge
New York Times: Move suggests Democrats are moving toward a more specific set of charges.
Trump 'too busy' to watch own impeachment hearings
Call evidence puts president more squarely in the middle of the swirling Ukraine scandal.
An historic moment as Donald Trump's impeachment hearing goes public
America and the rest of the world will have the chance to decide for themselves.
Brexit Party shifts tactics, won't challenge Tories in vote
Brexit Party announces party won't challenge Conservative candidates in December election.
Comment: Republicans admit they have no fact witnesses - and Trump did it
COMMENT: All Republicans have are distractions and stunts in impeachment inquiry.
Trump aides undermined him to 'save the country'
Former UN ambassador claims senior figures worked against the President.
House GOP asks for Biden and whistleblower to testify
Republicans have sent for a list of witnesses they want to testify in impeachment inquiry.