In political triumph, Trump acquitted in impeachment trial President Donald Trump was acquitted by the US Senate on Wednesday following a historic impeachment trial that shone a harsh light on America's divisions.

White House say voters should decide if Trump remains in office White House lawyers began their defence of Donald Trump at his historic Senate impeachment trial on Saturday, saying the president did nothing wrong in his dealings with Ukraine and American voters – not Congress – should decide his fate.

Democratic prosecutors wrap up case against Trump Democratic prosecutors sought to seal their case for President Donald Trump's conviction and removal on Friday, presenting evidence of his obstruction to the Senate trial.

Speed demon fined for social media hoax A young man who posted photos of his high-speed motorbike journey across the country has admitted to police that it was a hoax, the Traffic Police Department announced on Tuesday.

Impeachment vote set for Wednesday as Trump rages An enraged US President Donald Trump said he was being subjected to an "attempted coup" and a witch trial as Democrats set a historic impeachment vote for Wednesday.

Trump under pressure in 2nd week of impeachment hearings President Donald Trump faces more potentially damning testimony in the Ukraine scandal as a critical week of public impeachment hearings opens Tuesday in the House of Representatives.

First impeachment transcripts go public as W.House stonewalls Witness transcripts in the impeachment probe into Donald Trump were made public for the first time on Monday, with the former US ambassador to Kiev telling investigators she felt threatened by the president in his call to Ukraine's leader.

Trump asked Australian PM to help discredit Mueller: NYTimes President Donald Trump asked Australia's prime minister to help US Attorney General Bill Barr gather information for an inquiry intended to discredit the Mueller investigation, The New York Times reported on Monday.

Judges rule migrant children must get soap and bedding, reject US govt appeal Detained migrant children must be given soap, dry clothes and clean bedding, US federal judges ruled on Thursday, dismissing an appeal by the Trump administration.

Hashtag campaigns: Do they have a realistic impact? Do unique hashtag campaigns or challenges, which take place across many social media platforms, result in something good or bad for society?