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Trump wins partial travel ban victory
The US Supreme Court has partially lifted an injunction against President Donald Trump's travel ban.
Millions to miss out on healthcare under new US bill
Some 22 million Americans could lose their health insurance over the next decade under a Senate bill to replace Obamacare, a congressional report says.
US Republicans defy new healthcare bill
A number of Republican senators have said they have reservations about the US Senate's healthcare overhaul and do not think it will be able to pass this week.
ObamaCare replacement due before Senate
The legislation to replace ObamaCare is due to come before the Senate for a vote this week, but that might not be able to happen. Aaron Blake is a political reporter with the Washington Post. Audio
Thousands turn out for funeral for student jailed in N Korea
More than 2500 family, friends and well-wishers gathered for the funeral of Otto Warmbier, the US student who died after falling into a coma while in prison in North Korea.
Trump: I did not record ex-FBI chief James Comey
US President Donald Trump says he did not make secret recordings of ex-FBI chief James Comey despite an earlier hint to the contrary.
US student dies after being released by North Korea
Otto Warmbier, the American student who was imprisoned in North Korea before being returned home in a comatose state less than a week ago, has died. Video, Audio
Guns kill 1300 US children every year - study
Boys and black children were more likely to be among victims, researchers found.
USA correspondent - Susan Milligan
Susan Milligan with the latest from the US, including the ongoing conversation about congressional security, following last week's shooting of a US congressman and others at a Virginia baseball park.
…US student returned from North Korean jail dies
Otto Warmbier's family blames "torturous mistreatment" by North Korea for the student's coma and death.
Personal details of 200 million US citizens exposed
Sensitive personal details relating to almost 200 million US citizens have been accidentally exposed by a marketing firm contracted by the Republican National Committee.
Qatar sold $12bn in fighter jets
The US president Donald Trump has accused Qatar of funding terrorism. We ask Robert Patman of the University of Otago why the US then sold the state $12bn worth of fighter jets. Audio
US doctors dispute North Korean coma story
A team of US doctors have found "no sign of botulism" in the American student freed by North Korea after more than 15 months in captivity.
Gunman dead after attacking US politicians at baseball field
A senior Republican is in a critical condition in hospital after a gunman opened fire during baseball practise in Virginia.
Four dead after shooting at US parcel delivery building
Four people are dead after a man believed to be an employee opened fire at a San Francisco parcel sorting facility, including the gunman.
McClay to meet with Trump administration in Washington
The Trade Minister will be the first New Zealand minister to officially meet with a member of the Trump administration on Washington soil later this week.
US Attorney General denies secret meeting with Russia envoy
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions has denied having undisclosed meetings with Russian officials at a Washington DC hotel. Video
Cosby trial: Defence rests after one witness
US comedian Bill Cosby's defence lawyers have rested their case after presenting a single, brief witness in his sexual assault trial.
USA correspondent - Steve Almond
Steve Almond with the latest from the US, including former FBI chief, James Comey's testimony to Congress about his firing by President Trump. Also, the GOP is also getting close to repealing… Audio
