Carrington Clarke

Under Donald Trump's tariff program, Australia appeared to be one of America's least badly treated friends. But, without a new deal, the president's latest idea would change that. 

A judge grants a delay until November but warns lawyers they will be fined if they are not prepared for the next hearing.

As an suspected link was revealed between the Sinaloa Cartel and the men accused of killing Australian surfers, the cartel came under a spotlight in the US, as a son of fallen leader El Chapo struck a deal with prosecutors.

Four people accused of murdering Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson appear in a Mexican court. A legal document reveals two of the men have alleged links to the country's notorious Sinaloa cartel. 

The Mexican prosecutor leading the case against the suspected murderers of Jake and Callum Robinson says there's still no evidence of cartel involvement.

It was a primary race that pitted competing visions for the Democratic Party against one another, and in the end, the New York progressives emerged victorious. They now believe they have the momentum to change their party.  

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson says the network's Australian boss, Lachlan Murdoch, encouraged him to run for US president to thwart Donald Trump's return to the White House.

Before the strikes in Iran, some high-profile Trump supporters argued such action would be a betrayal of the US president's base. But most Republicans back the attacks.

Donald Trump has seemingly called for Iran's "unconditional surrender" and threatened the nation's supreme leader, telling Ayatollah Ali Khamenei the US won't kill him "for now".

Uncertainty over the multi-billion dollar nuclear submarines deal as the United States reviews the AUKUS security pact. 

Depending on your politics, you could see this as either a wannabe dictator illegally trying to quash civil liberties, or local and state-level politicians trying to stymie the policy agenda of a legitimately elected president.

Since Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs were announced, they have been changing constantly. But does the escalating court battle to implement them give the president an off-ramp to soften his second-term trade agenda without facing political fallout?

There's been another extraordinary meeting at the White House with the United States president Donald Trump confronting the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with false allegations of mass killings of white farmers. 

The trade war between the US and China isn't fully over, but a deal between the two sides to slash reciprocal tariffs is a major capitulation from Donald Trump.

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.

Canadians are voting to decide their next national government. The poll pits the new Prime Minister, Mark Carney of the Liberal Party, against the Conservative Pierre Poilievre. But it's a man who's not on the ballot who has arguably changed the course of the race – US President Donald Trump. 

Canadians have gone to the polls, with the ruling Liberal Party favoured to stay in power after an extraordinary surge in support following Donald Trump's return to the US presidency.

On-again-off-again tariffs and an intensifying trade war with China are taking their toll on ordinary Americans in a range of ways.

Stocks on Wall Street slid again overnight, as investor worries grow over the escalating trade war between the United States and China.

The White House now says the tariffs its levelling on Chinese imports add up to even more than Donald Trump originally said. 

A series of policies have up-ended the global trade system and wiped trillions of dollars of value from the face of the Earth. Here's what could happen next.

Key members of Donald Trump's team have been defending his tariff policies, down-playing the impact on the stock market, and potential economic costs.

No matter how it might be spun, a small judicial election in the US state of Wisconsin was a terrible result for both President Donald Trump and his billionaire adviser Elon Musk. 

U-S tech companies are urging the Trump Administration to target Australia over proposed laws for social media and artificial intelligence.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to slap a 200 percent tariff on European wine and spirits into the US if the EU does not remove its duty on American whiskey.

Australia will not be granted an exemption from the Trump administration's 25 per cent tariffs on aluminium and steel imports, the White House says.