World Politics
Election 'likely to be a landslide' after Trump shooting
Ronald Reagan soared in the polls after he was shot in 1981 - and Donald Trump is likely to see similar gains, an expert says.
Analysis: Attack on Trump could spark further US political violence
Analysis - In a country already on edge, the assassination attempt has enraged Trump supporters and raised fears of more bloodshed ahead of the election.
Trump rally shooting: What we know so far
Everything you need to know about the suspected assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump.
Photographers' perspective: Shooting at Trump rally
Amid a sea of red caps, the crowd dropped as shots rang out while Trump spoke. Here's what photographers captured of the events.
Trump rally shooting hardly surprising, amid violent political rhetoric
Analysis - Anyone closely following US politics will not be surprised that the violent rhetoric has been upgraded to an assassination attempt on a candidate, writes Tim Watkin.
Elon Musk uses shooting to endorse Trump
Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla, publicly endorsed Donald Trump for the first time in the US presidential race and called him "tough".
Trump keeps everyone guessing over pick for running mate
The convicted felon and former president has said he will announce his vice presidential pick shortly before or during the Republican Party's national convention.
The NZ attitude Luxon says is changing
Christopher Luxon thinks "very deeply" about foreign affairs - here's how he says Kiwis' views are changing.
Biden is teetering. Trump's plan? Let it happen
"He's played it brilliantly," one strategist says of Donald Trump. "Why take the shovel away when they're digging their own hole?"
'I'm not going anywhere,' Biden says as campaign struggles
Seeking to revive his struggling reelection campaign, President Joe Biden held a rare rally in Detroit today, telling a cheering crowd he wasn't going to leave the race.
Fresh out of NATO, Luxon sets out what's at stake for NZ
Analysis - The prime minister may have been a c-lister at NATO, but simply being there was a big deal, political editor Jo Moir writes.
The Panel with Nick Leggett and Sally Wenley (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Nick Leggett and Sally Wenley discuss the closure of iconic Auckland restaurant SPQR, the response to President Joe Biden's performance at a press… Audio
With Biden's latest gaffe, does he still stand a chance?
Analysis - Americans are losing faith in the president's ability to serve another four years, writes Tim Watkin.
Biden calls running mate 'Vice President Trump', calls Zelensky 'Putin'
While explaining why he should still run for president, Joe Biden referred to his Vice President Kamala Harris as "Vice President Trump".
Watch: Biden vows to keep going in 'unscripted' press conference
Every word he utters, every step he takes, the US President now has the eyes of a worried world on him. Video
Two Australians charged with spying for Russia
A woman who is an army private and a man have been arrested at their Brisbane home.
Biden vows to fight on as Democratic candidate
President Joe Biden held an unscripted media conference declaring himself the best person to beat Republican candidate Donald Trump. Audio
Biden introduces Zelensky as 'President Putin
Ahead of a critical press conference, the US President made another serious gaffe on stage. Video
'On top of his brief': Luxon not worried about Biden's abilities
The prime minister has been meeting with world leaders in Washington, including the embattled 81-year-old US president. Audio
Luxon calls out 'Russia's callous disregard for life' in meeting with Zelensky
The prime minister's time in Washington DC is coming to a close after a packed day of meetings with both NATO leaders and Ukraine's president. Audio