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Wiretap claims: Republican threatens FBI with subpoena
A US Republican senator has warned he will use a court order to force the FBI to say whether Barack Obama wiretapped President Donald Trump's phones.
US charges Russian spies over Yahoo breach
Four Russian citizens have been indicted in relation to the hacking of 500 million Yahoo accounts in 2014.
Nights' Overseas - Oh Canada !
It's the second-largest country by total area and the northernmost country of the North America continent, journalist for Medicine Hat News, Peggy Revell reports from Canada. Peggy will discuss the… Audio
The Great Molasses Flood of 1919
A fluid dynamics specialist talks to Bryan Crump about the collapse of a molasses tank in Boston which killed 19 people. Audio, Gallery
NZer in Trump's inner circle accused of conflict of interest
A New Zealander is at the centre of new accusations about conflicts of interest involving US President Donald Trump. Audio
US military expansion of training airspace in CNMI approved
A plan has been approved to expand a US military training area on a Northern Marianas island to accommodate the use of an advanced weapons system.
More time needed for White House's wiretapping investigation
The American Department of Justice says it needs more time to respond to a request from lawmakers for evidence about President Donald Trump's allegation that he was wired tapped by Barack Obama.
Trump climate stance 'a real war on science' - Greens
The Trump Administration is waging a war on science and New Zealand must now ignore the US when it comes to climate change, the Green Party says.
Wikileaks offers tech community first access to CIA files
Technology firms will get "exclusive access" to details of the CIA's cyber-warfare programme, Wikileaks says.
Republicans' healthcare bill clears first hurdle
A healthcare bill by US Republicans has cleared a key congressional committee, despite concerns that the plan's impact on the budget remains unclear.
US environment chief doubts CO2's role in global warming
The man Donald Trump has put in charge of the US Environmental Protection Agency says he doesn't agree that carbon dioxide is a primary contributor to global warming.
Criminal inquiry under way into WikiLeaks hacking release
The FBI and CIA have started a criminal investigation into the release of documents said to detail their hacking tools, officials say.
Gagging free speech on US uni campuses
Physical confrontations at universities if students don't like the message. Audio
US congresswomen walk out on Women's Day
US congresswomen have walked out of work, joining women around the world who are striking as part of International Women's Day.
Republicans baulk at Trump's 'Obamacare lite'
US Republicans' long-awaited plan to replace former President Barack Obama's health law is facing opposition from members of their own party.
Trump risks becoming a political Br'er Rabbit
Opinion - Donald Trump stumbles from self-inflicted crisis to crisis. Phil Smith wonders whether he is becoming the living embodiment of Br'er Rabbit.
American immigration law expert on Trump's latest order
Immigration law specialist Zach Norris says the new Trump travel ban will put New Zealanders under greater scrutiny if they have dual citizenship with one of the six countries on the banned list. Audio
Trump's new travel ban excludes Iraq
Donald Trump has signed an order banning travellers from six mostly Muslim countries - this time Iraq has been left off the list. Our Washington correspondent Nina-Maria Potts says Mr Trump can't… Audio
Mexico opens legal aid centres in US
Mexico has opened legal aid centres at its 50 consulates across the United States, amid worries of a US crackdown on illegal immigrants.
US politico says praise for Trump's speech 'unduly warranted'
The praise for Donald Trump's speech to Congress from one former political conultant was faint indeed. " I agree he did an adequate job reading someone else's speech but I fail to see how much of that… Audio