Sean Spicer said he expects an announcement "this week" on the possibility of tapes.

US President Trump's dissatisfaction with his communications teams has long been known.

COMMENT: Everyone's an expert until events intervene, writes Alan Duff.

"I was visibly queer in the Oval Office and no one can take that away from me."

Trump boasted about his poll numbers as his lawyer said he wasn't under investigation.

EDITORIAL: Britain begins its Brexit negotiations this week in a much weaker position.

COMMENT: No single party in NZ appears to have figured out what to give our young voters.

Donald Trump beamed comfortably in the flattery of this week's Cabinet meeting.

World leaders are lining up to poke fun at the US President.

Will the US President take action to fire special counsel Robert Mueller?

Officials fail to agree on a start date for formal Brexit talks.

The US Defence Secretary declared North Korea as the "most dangerous threat".

Twitter just met Melania Trump's dad and everyone seemed to notice something odd.

Labour could have won in the UK if it had gone into campaign united, writes Josie Pagani.

The President had a rapturous reception as he posed for photos with the bride and groom.

Trump blasts James Comey on Twitter while telling Theresa May he won't visit the UK.

British voters have shown once again their decisions cannot be taken for granted.

The NZ dollar rose against the British pound as markets awaited official election results.

The oldest son stayed quiet for first hour of hearing, but then unleashed.

UK election: Conservatives are the largest party but short of an overall majority.

Trump's fate now rests with a tribunal where he can't bully participants with his money.

The latest issue of Charlie Hebdo shows a decapitated Theresa May on the front page.

Sacked FBI director James Comey has launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump.

PR chief has quit, as it's claimed Russian officials discussed "derogatory" info on Trump.

Europe looks to its future after a visit from Donald Trump.

They battled over the nation's divorce from the European Union, healthcare and security.

French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a blunt greeting to Vladimir Putin.

COMMENT: Trump may be so happy with his first foreign tour he will come this way soon.

Duterte expanded his powers to new levels and vowed to become "harsher than Marcos".

A shake-up of the president's senior staff may be ahead to contain the Russia crisis.