Donald Trump
'If Iran wants to fight, that will be ... the end of Iran' - Trump tweets threat
The US President has directly threatened Iran on Twitter, raising concerns about a potential conflict between the two countries.
Truth and the changing media landscape
Jill Abramson was the first woman to become executive editor of The New York Times before she was fired in 2014, becoming a poster-girl for working women described as "too pushy". In her book… Audio
Trump pardons author of biography that flatters him
Donald Trump has granted a full pardon to Conrad Black, a former newspaper publisher who has written a flattering political biography of the president.
Being Bibi: The turbulent life of Israel's leader
Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu into his fifth term as Prime Minister - but with the threat of indictments hanging over him. What price might his coalition partners extract for their support? And… Audio
Ardern in Paris for social media summit, but no Zuckerberg
The US President and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg will be no-shows at a social media summit in Paris this week to be chaired by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and French President Emmanuel Macron. The… Audio
Why it matters that Donald Trump cheats at golf
Donald Trump cheats at golf, and lies about his handicap. Why does it matter? Former Sports Illustrated writer Rick Reilly talks about the President he says is as rotten as a year-old banana. Audio
Bret Easton-Ellis: Calling out the "crybaby generation"
Bret Easton Ellis has spent most of his career causing controversy. He's doing it all over again with latest book, White. He speaks to Jim about his latest work and why he's targeted millennials. Audio
Mueller report contempt action & Joe Biden's popularity grows
US correspondent, Susan Milligan with the latest moves in politics. The House Judiciary Committee has signalled it will begin contempt proceedings against Attorney General William Barr over access to… Audio
Karen Kasler: What's driven 'Sleepy' Joe Biden to launch a third tilt at the US presidency
Statehouse Bureau Chief Karen Kasler joins the show to look at the decision by 76-year-old former Vice President Joe Biden -- the man Donald Trump refers to as 'Sleepy Joe' -- to run for the US… Audio
The fallout from the Mueller report
US correspondent Susan Milligan joins Lynn for a look at what the Democrats are likely to do in the wake of the Mueller report's release - is their position simply untenable? And the Supreme Court is… Audio
Mueller report: Democrats launch legal action for full version
A powerful US congressional committee has issued a subpoena for an unedited version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
What you won't see in the Mueller report
The special counsel's Trump-Russia report will be out on Thursday for all to see. But not all of it.
Trump to award Woods Medal of Freedom
US President Donald Trump says he will award Tiger Woods the Presidential Medal of Freedom after the golfer won the Masters for the fifth time.
Prosecutors paint Avenatti as con man, he says claim 'bogus'
A high profile US lawyer and critic of Donald Trump has been charged with defrauding clients and the US government out of millions of dollars.
US faces avocado shortage if Trump closes Mexico border
Americans could face an avocado shortage and higher prices for fruits and vegetables if President Donald Trump carries out his threat to shut down the US-Mexico border. Fred Katayama reports. Video, Audio
Blow for Biden, & does Trump cheat at golf?
From the US, Washington bureau chief of The Guardian, David Smith talks to Kathryn about unwanted touching and kissing allegations levelled at former Vice President Joe Biden amid talk he may run for… Audio
Redacted 400-page Mueller report gets mid-April release date
A redacted version of Robert Mueller's full report into Russian interference in the 2016 US election will be made public "by mid-April", US Attorney General William Barr says.
Mueller report: The best day of Trump's presidency
Opinion - Today is without doubt the best day that US President Donald Trump has had since his inauguration, the BBC's John Sopel writes.
Mueller report doesn't conclude Trump committed a crime
US House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler says the Mueller report doesn't conclude US President Donald Trump committed a crime, but neither does it exonerate him.
Trump 'not out of woods' after Mueller report
In the United States, details are beginning to emerge on Robert Mueller's report into foreign interference in the 2016 election campaign. Guyon Espiner talks to Simon Marks in Washington DC with the… Audio
