Nathan King

A US-backed oil pipeline runs through Georgia, and allows Europe to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern oil. Audio

United States authorities have charged eleven people with stealing more than 40 million credit and debit card numbers. Audio

Wall Street's main market indices have continued to fall today, but the losses have not been as large as on Friday. Audio

The markets were reacting to dire news about the state of major banks. Audio

New dates for the completion of a memorial, skyscrapers and a transit hub are now expected to be set in September. Audio

It's being billed as the biggest shakeup to the US finance sector since the stock market crash of 1929. Audio

For the latest on the US$ dive and its impact on Wall Street, we are joined by our New York correspondent, Nathan King. Audio

Eliot Spitzer has resigned over allegations he paid for sex from a high-end prostitute agency. Audio

The independence of Kosovo has revealed deep divisions in the international community. Audio

With our correspondents at the Clinton campaign headquarters in New York, and at the Obama campaign headquarters in Chicago. Audio

In towns and cities across the US millions of Americans are choosing their preferred candidates for the White House. Audio

Actor Heath Ledger has been found dead in his New York apartment. Audio

The U.S. Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates by three quarters of a percent to stop tumbling share markets. Audio