Brad Ryan

The controversial leaders of Israel's far-right politics were boycotted by the US in the past. But they've been meeting with Donald Trump's officials and dining at his resort.

The cordial tone of the leaders' meeting mostly belied the bitter trade war being fought by their countries.

The Trump adviser responsible for the Signal group chat that became a national security scandal is being replaced and nominated as the next US ambassador at the United Nations.

The US and Ukraine sign an agreement to create a "reconstruction investment fund", two months after initial plans to sign a wartime deal were shelved when the countries' leaders spectacularly clashed in the Oval Office.   

Donald Trump has used a campaign-style public rally to rage against "fake polls" that show his approval ratings falling as he chalks up 100 days back in office.

US President Donald Trump acknowledges Australia's efforts to talk to him about trade and says he intends to speak to the Australian prime minister about the issue.

April 29 marks day 100 of Donald Trump's extraordinarily eventful second term as US president. Here's some of what you might have missed.

US markets plunge again as optimism over President Donald Trump's tariffs "pause" is overshadowed by his escalating trade war with China, which the White House says will now be hit with a 145 per cent tariff.

Perched on one shoulder, the demons have been appealing to Donald Trump's long-held love of tariffs. On the other side, the angels have been appealing to his long-held love of deal-making.

Almost all countries will now be subject to a 10 per cent tariff, rather than the larger "liberation day" rates announced last week. But China will be hit with an extraordinary tariff of 125 per cent.

It's been another tumultuous day on Wall Street as concerns rise about whether US President Donald Trump's trade war will torpedo the global economy.

Donald Trump's commerce secretary indicates Australia should not expect an exemption from tariffs even if it relaxes its restrictions on American beef imports. 

Wall Street is struck with a COVID-like blow in the wake of Donald Trump's tariffs announcement, but the US president insists his country is "healing". 

The US will place tariffs of at least 10 per cent on foreign imports from Saturday, after President Donald Trump finally unveiled his long-awaited "liberation day" trade policy.

Donald Trump's attorney-general orders prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, the man accused of murdering a health insurance boss on a New York street last year.

As American producers lobby Donald Trump to put tariffs on Australian meat imports, a Republican cattle-rancher takes the fight to the US Congress.

This week's story about Washington's group chat mix-up has prompted debate over what constitutes "war plans" and whether the material was classified. The Atlantic has now published the full chat.

US President Donald Trump defends the top adviser who inadvertently looped a magazine editor into a war group chat, saying he'd "learned a lesson" from the "glitch".

In any other presidency, the story would rock the US: top national security advisers mistakenly adding a journalist to their group chat. But Washington is not what it used to be.

A US magazine editor appears to have been sent classified military plans after Donald Trump's national security team accidentally included him in their group chat.

Donald Trump's attacks on the judiciary pre-election, as he personally fought criminal prosecution, was one thing. But the way it's escalating from the White House is stress-testing the separation of powers. 

Silicon Valley, whose top executives have cultivated close relationships with Donald Trump, is now pushing him to pressure Australia to relax its regulations or risk retaliation. 

Donald Trump says he's had a "very good" phone call with Volodymyr Zelenskyy — their first conversation since the US president publicly scolded his Ukrainian counterpart and ordered him out of the White House three weeks ago. 

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are both hailing their phone call as a significant step towards peace in Ukraine. That doesn't mean it was.

Vladimir Putin rejects Donald Trump's proposal for an immediate full ceasefire in Ukraine, but tells the US president he will pause attacks on energy infrastructure while talks on a permanent truce take place.