Breaking Stateside news by our hardnosed reporter Howard Elston (CBE) – US authorities have dropped the charges against a Mississippi man accused of sending letters poisoned with Barry Manilow music
In which our travel columnist attempts a journey to the final frontier.
A member of Coventry University’s School of Art and Design is to act as curator for a new arts festival taking place in Florida later this year.
Marketing Birmingham’s inward investment programme Business Birmingham is running a roadshow to target the region’s top investor, North America, during 2013.
The annual Super Bowl is gone. But it summons up images that America wants to ignore, says Richard Lutz
Hillary to run for Prez in ’16? Richard Lutz throws a spotlight on the next US race.
Richard Lutz warns about how the old fashioned media are stealing from social media sites
Howard Elston. all star hack from the UK, interviews Fiscal Cliff now that the US crisis has ended.
American lawyer Jim Burke gives us his assessment on the gun debate in the US,
Robin Clarke has been watching the news unfold over the last few days and smells the stink of hypocrisy.
Howard Elston, our US correspondent is travelling in the States learning more about our American cousins. Today, he answers your vital questions:
Obama is good news for the US, says Richard Lutz
An American tells her story of how the US health insurance system refused to cover her husband’s stroke and almost left her broke
More drone attack planes for Britain. But what’s behind it, asks Richard Lutz
Last Friday, the European Court of Human Rights made its final decision that British citizens Babar Ahmad and Syed Talha Ahsan were to be extradited to the United States.
The UK’s only American election YouTube Sensation has finally broken his silence and released a book about his adventure in 2008.
The German Marshall Fund has recently released its eleventh Transatlantic Trends survey. It charts US and European public opinion on a range of transatlantic issues, including foreign policy challenges, support for NATO, the economy, and the rise of other world powers.
Aldridge students enjoyed a taste of US political and economic life after securing once-in-a-lifetime visits to America thanks to the US Embassy.
25 US teenagers who were affected by the terrorist attacks of 9/11 are currently enjoying a special activity-packed tour of the UK.