Simon Marks
Outrage at photos of US troops with Taliban body parts
Pentagon officials have reacted angrily to photographs published today seemingly showing US soldiers posing in Afghanistan with body parts from Taliban fighters. Audio
Obama wants inquiry into scandal in Colombia
President Obama says the US Secret Service will fully investigate embarrassing reports that 11 of its agents, assigned to protect the President in Colombia, were caught with prostitutes. Audio
News of the World phone-hacking cases launched in USA
Legal action over News of the World's phone hacking has now spilled over to the United States. Audio
Santorum suspends White House campaign
Rick Santorum has announced he's dropping out of the race to become the Republican candidate for the Presidency. Audio
US soldier charged with 17 counts of murder
The US soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians on a shooting rampage in Kandahar province has been charged with 17 counts of murder. Audio
Mitt Romney cruises to victory in Illinois primary
Mitt Romney's cruised to victory over his rivals in the Illinois primary - moving him a step closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination. Audio
Romney expected to win in Illinois
Voting is underway in the Illinois Primary. The former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is expected to win easily. Audio
Latest primary results from Alabama and Mississippi
To the US now, where the Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum has just won the Mississippi primary, taking both Deep South states that were up for grabs today. Audio
Details on the soldier who went on shooting rampage
The American defence secretary, Leon Panetta, says the soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in a shooting rampage in Afghanistan's Kandahar province could face the death penalty, if he is found… Audio
Details emerge about US soldier accused of opening fire
To the US now, where more details are emerging about the American soldier who went on a killing spree shooting dead 16 people in Afghanistan - including nine children. Audio
What Next After Super Tuesday?
The "Super Tuesday" primary contests in the United States have failed to give any of the candidates seeking the Republican Party's Presidential nomination the edge they need to claim victory in the… Audio
The latest Super Tuesday results
To the US now, where Super Tuesday votes are being counted. Audio
Republicans prepare for Super Tuesday
In The United States, Republican hopefuls for the Presidency are still going all-out for Super Tuesday. Audio
North Korea agrees to suspend nuclear programme for aid
North Korea, under the stewardship of Kim Jong-Il's son Kim Jong-Un, has agreed to halt the enrichment of uranium at its main nuclear facility and to stop testing its long-range missiles, in return… Audio
Mitt Romney wins Michigan
To the US now, where the Republican race for two key primaries has just finished. Audio
Important votes for Republican party in Michigan and Arizona
The Republican primary elections is underway in two key states - Michigan and Arizona. Michigan is considered home territory for one of the Presidential candidates, Mitt Romney, but he's only caught… Audio
Underpants bomber sent to prison for life
A Nigerian man who tried to blow up a US airliner with explosives hidden in his underwear has been sent to prison for life. Audio
Obama welcomes Chinese vice president to White House
It's being billed as a 'getting to know you' visit, as the vice president of China arrives in Washington. Audio
Obama releases planned budget, wealth tax planned
The United States president, Barack Obama, has released his 2013 budget proposals to the US Congress, with a controversial plan to raise taxes on the wealthy. Audio
The latest on three primary battles in the US
To the US now, where it's Rick Santorum is giving Mitt Romney a run for his money in at least two states as the battle to pick a Republican presidential nominee heats up. Audio