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Who'd want the job? Obama still does
Jon Snow blogs on President Barack Obama’s visit to the UK.
As the US is criticised by China for “living beyond its means” and losing its top-level AAA credit rating, Faisal Islam analyses the financial vulnerability America will wake up to on Monday.
He has presidential ambitions and a Twitter following to match, but US politician Newt Gingrich is fighting allegations his fanbase is fake. Channel 4 News investigates the claims and counter-claims.
Exclusive: Filmmaker Greg Brosnan, working for Channel 4 News, gains access to investigators hunting a Guatemalan drug gang – as International Editor Lindsey Hilsum reports.
The US House of Representatives passes a last-minute deal to prevent a debt default. The bill is expected to be approved by the Senate and signed into law by President Barack Obama later.
US Congress votes on President Obama’s last-minute deal to raise the US debt limit and avoid crisis. Channel 4 News asks if the delays have done lasting damage to Obama’s reputation.
Political leaders in the United States have reached an agreement to raise the country’s debt ceiling and stop it from defaulting.
As bickering over the US debt ceiling continues on Capitol Hill, Channel 4 News US politics expert Felicity Spector reveals more than two-thirds of Americans just want to see a deal – any deal.
Can the Republicans and Democrats agree on a deal to avoid what experts have branded a “huge financial calamity” for the United States? Felicity Spector takes a look.
As the United States and the United Kingdom contemplate further troop withdrawals from Afghanistan, any negotiated settlement is likely to involve more contact with the Taliban.
Channel 4 News’s US politics commentator Felicity Spector gives her reaction to the first major debate between the Republican presidential contenders.
As US lawmakers discuss America’s spiralling debts, Channel 4 News counts out dollar bills and discovers the $14tr owed by the US could wrap around the globe 35 times.
US Congressman Anthony Weiner admits to having inappropriate online relationships with women and to sending a photo of his crotch to one on Twitter – but says he will not resign.
Channel 4 News looks at the fall-out in the United States of Congressman Anthony Weiner’s online indiscretions – and whether he can survive the political storm.
US Congressman Anthony Weiner says he is the victim of hacking after a photo of his crotch was sent from his Twitter account to a college student whom he follows.
Jon Snow blogs on President Barack Obama’s visit to the UK.