US president Donald Trump

President's loyal supporters also back him up on Russia and wiretapping allegations.

The NYPD estimates it costs up to $146,000 a day to protect Melania and Barron Trump in New York.

Investors hope the US president goes ahead with his other planned stimulus policies.

Investors are said to doubt Trump's ability to push through major reforms.

President failed to reach consensus in negotiations with the conservative Freedom Caucus.

Approval rating slumps as 60% of respondents say US president is 'not honest'.

Investors concerned fight over healthcare may slow down Trump's pro-growth policies.

Investors are said to be re-evaluating their optimism on Trump's ability to deliver on his promises.

The new Trump administration policy received the support of at least one Democrat: Rep Adam Schiff.

The former British prime minister made the quip during a visit to Brown University in Rhode Island.

The first daughter will voluntarily subject herself to ethics rules despite not being a government employee.

The foreign secretary, who will stop in Washington DC and New York, is not expected to meet with President Trump.

Hate crimes in the United States are rising sharply under Trump.

Gallup poll shows just one third of respondents back new president day after survey shows young Americans do not view Trump as legitimate incumbent.

Artist Karen Fiorito getting death threats for anti-president swastika dollar-sign poster but billboard owner says image can stay.

Third security scare in less than two weeks at President Trump's official residence.

Benjamin Netanyahu's comments came hours before meeting with Trump's Middle-East envoy Jason Greenblatt.

Former national security adviser was paid $45,000 by Kremlin-backed news outlet RT in December 2015.

The story, which first appeared on a website called Fox Channel, said Trump had called President John Magufuli 'African hero'.

Senior Republican Devin Nunes confirms: 'We don't have any evidence that that took place'.

New executive order frozen just hours before it was due to come into effect.

The two pages of the president's tax return reveal he paid $38m in tax on $150m earned in 2005.

The office has reportedly issued a new set of social media guidance for its staff.

Meanwhile, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz is on a month-long trip through Asia.

The meeting follows weeks of tension after Trump's initial travel ban.

The president appeared right under the official portrait of former first lady Hillary Clinton.

Reserve Bank of Australia leaving cash rates unchanged had a positive effect on the country's equities.

Democrats insist the ban is merely a watered-down version of the first travel ban signed in January.

Trump accused Obama of ordering wiretap surveillance of Trump Tower before the presidential election.

Officials want to stop future hacking and leave a trail for government investigators.