Donald Trump

To America now, where President Trump has been speaking with Theresa May for a briefing on the events in London today

The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has met with the Chinese President – brushing to one side recent tensions between Beijing and Washington.

It’s the second amendment of the US constitution: the right to bear arms. A fundamental right to a huge swathe of Americans – who’ve furiously resisted any attempts to introduce gun controls.

The White House has assured Britain it won’t repeat allegations that the eavesdropping agency GCHQ was used by Barack Obama to spy on Donald Trump before last year’s election.

The satirist and author PJ O’Rourke is a lifelong Republican, but he’s no fan of President Trump and famously voted for Hillary Clinton.

Donald Trump used to love Hawaii. One of his favourite Trump hotels is there. But he may now have second thoughts about the place. A Federal judge in Hawai has just struck down the President’s revised travel ban, the one that was supposed to be judge proof. Mr. Trump hit back in the court of…

He’s travelled 120,000 miles across America – criss-crossing the forgotten heartlands of the country by Greyhound bus.

Donald Trump’s new head of the Environmental Protection Agency has said that he doesn’t agree that carbon dioxide is a primary contributor to global warming.

Scottie Nell Hughes, one of Donald Trump’s most high profile supporters, and John Sandweg, who was director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement under President Obama.

President Trump has signed a new version of his travel ban, taking Iraq off the list and allowing in people with valid visas and green cards.

Another early morning Twitterstorm from the American president. This time, explosive claims that the Obama administration wire-tapped Trump’s phones during the election campaign. It comes in the middle of a growing scandal around the Trump administration’s contacts with Russian officials.

Donald Trump has leapt to the defence of his embattled Attorney General Jeff Sessions, calling him an “honest man”. Democrats claim Mr Sessions lied under oath by claiming he’d had no contacts with the Russians during the election campaign, when he had actually met with the Russian ambassador.

He’s just been confirmed as America’s most senior legal official – but did Trump’s Attorney general Jeff Sessions lie under oath?

From Washington the former Department of Justice spokesman and Democratic Party strategist Matthew Miller.

Gone was the divisive rhetoric as President Trump hailed the start of a “new chapter in American greatness” in his first address to the US Congress last night. But what did his supporters make of his message?