The political strength of the president is often determined by their control of congress. In a divided government, Biden could be at the mercy of a Republican-led legislative branch, but the Georgia run-off elections could change that

The US presidential election is as much about splashing the cash as it is about winning people over. But the winner isn’t necessarily the biggest spender

With gun sales falling for the second consecutive year, some have proclaimed the US firearms market to be in a permanent state of decline

European and Asian markets breathed a collective sigh of relief as pollsters’ predictions came to fruition in the November 6 US midterm elections

Japan, North Korea and China are among the eight nations exempted from oil sanctions against Iran that came into force on November 5

When tax bills are in the millions or even billions, some individuals will go to any lengths to avoid paying up

The New York tax department has opened an inquest following explosive revelations about the US President’s financial history in the New York Times

Europe currently faces an array of challenges, many of which have been caused by the US. Fortunately, this also presents an opportunity for the continent to reaffirm its global influence

The tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump earlier this year push his country closer to a trade conflict with China. Looking at the history of trade wars, a US victory could prove elusive

With the continued proliferation of threats concerning a US withdrawal from NAFTA, there is a sense that the protectionist stance promised by President Trump during his election campaign is beginning to materialise

China vows to respond as President Trump approves trade tariffs on solar panels and washing machines