British Prime Minister Wants Election Now, Before Cost of Brexit Becomes Clear
The fact that the U.K.'s major parties were both sharply divided over Brexit makes it hard to predict exactly how an election dominated by the issue will turn out.
The fact that the U.K.'s major parties were both sharply divided over Brexit makes it hard to predict exactly how an election dominated by the issue will turn out.
U.S. airlines have asked Trump to punish Gulf carriers such as Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Qatar Airways, which they say are unfairly subsidized.
Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 of its 960 employees on 9/11. But a $135 million settlement with American Airlines went to the firm and its partners, not the families of the dead.
While the Senate was holding votes on Scott Pruitt, climate scientists gathered in Atlanta to defy the Trump administration's climate denialism.
The South African company best known for selling Muammar Gaddafi’s regime spy equipment is now claiming it can intercept communications on a scale that rivals a government spy agency.
There’s no reason concern for “separation of powers” should stop Trump from proving the government surveilled him.
Nothing brings warmongers, hawks, and elites from both parties closer together than a cruise-missile strike.
The World-Check database includes a baby and groups like Human Rights Watch, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, and Greenpeace.
Members of SEAL Team 6 deployed to Yemen in early March for a ground assault targeting suspected members of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
The brutal lynching of a journalism student in Pakistan alarmed civil society activists concerned by the corrosive effects of the nation's blasphemy law.
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