Democrats made their disdain for Trump known during his 100-minute address as they heckled, booed and held up signs in protest throughout the speech

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Author: Rhian Lubin

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Author: Elizabeth Elkind, Emma Woodhead

U.S. President Donald Trump’s address to Congress on Tuesday received high marks from a group of voters who backed the president in November’s election, saying in interviews they supported his promises to cut taxes, reshape the government and crack down on immigration.

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Author: Julia Harte,Daniel Trotta,Brad Brooks

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Author: Sky News

The Ukrainian president says he is now ready to swallow his pride and sign on Trump’s dotted line – but, as other world leaders have found, there are benefits to fighting your corner, says Simon Walters

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Author: Simon Walters

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Author: Connor Sephton

The nation’s capital city will remove the large painting of the words “Black Lives Matter” on a street one block from the White House.

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Author: Ashraf Khalil

As the world awaits Donald Trump’s first key speech to Congress in second term, here are the key US politics stories from Tuesday at a glance

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

US president is expected to lay out his vision to joint session of Congress after a radical start that has already reshaped domestic and foreign policy

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Author: @leonie_chaofong

Donald Trump’s decision to halt military aid is, however, likely to mean Ukraine will suffer more casualties at a faster rate

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Author: Dan Sabbagh,Luke Harding

Conciliatory statement comes after White House clash led to abandonment of plan to sign agreement

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Author: Christopher Miller

President Donald Trump will meet with members of the House Republican’s ultraconservative Freedom Caucus at the White House on Wednesday, Punchbowl News reported on Tuesday, as lawmakers grapple with making a deal to fund the U.S. government ahead of a March 14 deadline.

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Author: Reuters

Ukrainian president signals willingness to sign US minerals deal as he attempts to rebuild ties after Oval Office clash

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Author: Luke Harding,Jon Henley

It involved Donald Trump acolyte Lindsey Graham.

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Author: Lee Moran