BBC US politics

In his first news conference since the federal election, the PM laid out his approach to talks with his US counterpart.

The prime minister also laid out how he will approach forthcoming talks with President Donald Trump.

California’s governor was also asked by BBC Newsnight about his rumoured White House ambitions.

Production assistant Miriam Haley is the first accuser to testify at the disgraced Hollywood mogul’s retrial.

Investors were buoyed by a better-than-expected jobs report and rising hope of US-China trade talks.

Germany’s foreign office says history shows that right-wing extremism “needs to be stopped”, after criticism from the White House.

Joseph Czuba was convicted for targeting the child and his mother over their Muslim faith shortly after the start of the Israel-Gaza war.

Leader Pierre Poilievre faces divisions within the Conservative movement as he fights to stay on as leader.

Mike Jeffries is “mentally incompetent” and will spend time in hospital to see if his condition improves, a judge rules.

Trump alleged that both organisations have produced “biased and partisan news coverage”.

A pickup truck and a tourist van collide on a highway near the famous park in eastern Idaho.

Mark Carney’s ascent as Canada’s new prime minister offers a chance for a reset in the US-Canada relationship.

Her song I Kissed a Girl is widely considered the first openly gay themed song to crack the Billboard Top 20.

Gregg Popovich steps down from his position as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs after 29 seasons with the team.

The technology giant says US tariffs will add around $900m to its costs this quarter.

The US President says the ‘nobody was close’ to American contributions in the two world wars.

Trump-appointed judge rules use of act to remove Venezuelans is unlawful.

Experts are alarmed by plans to require placebo testing for already approved shots like the covid vaccine.

Mike Waltz had faced criticism for mistakenly adding a journalist to a chat group where sensitive military plans were discussed.

The de minimis exemption was key to the huge growth of the Chinese online retailers.

Robert De Niro, the iconic Hollywood actor known for his diverse roles and profound impact on film, recently expressed his unwavering support for his transgender daughter. In an interview, he stated, “I don’t know what the big deal is,” emphasizing that acceptance and love should be the norm … Robert De Niro shows support for transgender daughterRead more

Foreign policy is rarely a big factor in Australia’s poll – but the US president has changed that.

What this will and won’t change for US assistance to Ukraine, three years into the war.

LeBron James unsure whether to continue NBA career after LA Lakers defeat by Minnesota Timberwolves.

Tammy Bruce found out about Mike Waltz’s job change from a reporter during a news briefing on Thursday.

The US president blames the first quarterly GDP decline in three years on his Democratic predecessor.

The former vice-president criticises the administration’s agenda.

Runaway kangaroo ‘Sheila’ shut down part of an interstate in Alabama before being caught.

The US president was addressing possible shortages due to tariffs on China during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday.

The burger chain says its customers are “grappling with uncertainty”.