Facebook tells Parliament Zuckerberg "has no plans" to appear
After a Parliament committee demanded the Facebook CEO answer questions, including two about a CBS News report, the company said he won't testify in-person
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Ian Bremmer tackles globalism in new book
In his new book,"Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism," CBS News senior global affairs contributor and Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer digs into the factors behind the rise of President Trump, Bernie Sanders, Brexit and other reactions to the impact of globalism.
Facebook suspends another data analytics firm
AggregateIQ worked for the victorious Vote Leave campaign in the Brexit vote
Halfway to Brexit: Where negotiations stand
One year from today is the deadline for Britain to officially exit the European Union. Brexit has been a hotly debated topic since the U.K. voted to leave in June 2016. BBC News political correspondent Jonathan Blake joins CBSN to discuss where Britain stands in the transition. "There's an awful lot still to do," he says.
Facebook knew of illicit user profile harvesting for 2 years, never acted
The Guardian's Carole Cadwalladr says Facebook knew Cambridge Analytica had been harvesting data for at least two years
U.K.'s Boris Johnson seeks to reassure Brexit skeptics
A Brexit supporter, Johnson argues the country will prosper by "going global" after the U.K. leaves the bloc
Trump says he'd be "tougher" in Brexit talks than UK's May
In an interview with Piers Morgan, Trump says he'd have a "different attitude" than May has toward negotiations
2018: What's next for Russia and the U.K.?
CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer on Putin's upcoming election, and Britain's troublesome "Brexit"
Goldman denies moving operations from London to Dublin
Contrary to news reports, the giant firm says it hasn't decided yet to move its European asset management business
Key ally of British PM resigns after porn allegations
Damian Green, who was ousted as first secretary of state, maintains he did not use pornography on his office computers
EU clears way for second round of Brexit talks
The 27 leaders authorized the move, almost nine months after Britain triggered the two-year mechanism by which it will leave the bloc
PM Theresa May loses key Brexit vote in U.K. Parliament
The House of Commons voted 309-305 to insert Parliament in the already strained Brexit process
Brexit "breakthrough" for UK and EU, but tough choices loom
With the Irish border problem resolved, the divorce talks can now move on to the far more difficult issues
Breakthrough in Brexit negotiations paves way for trade talks
Key issues of U.K. border with Northern Ireland and the fate of EU residents in Britain had been sticking points
U.K. defense chief quits amid sex-harassment claims
Fears in gov't that scandal will spread after Michael Fallon admits past behavior "may have fallen below the high standards" expected
Thomas Friedman calls on Mattis to stand up to Trump
The New York Times columnist called Mattis the "one general left standing" in the White House
Prospect of "no deal" Brexit looms larger and larger
As March 2019 deadline approaches without any sign of agreement between London, Europe, some worry while other take heart
Colin Firth becomes Italian dual citizen after Brexit
Firth has been quoted as calling Brexit a disaster
U.K. election jolt likely to delay Brexit talks, Queen's Speech
As PM Theresa May rushes to show strength after devastating election, "chaos" may force delay of some seminal moments
British PM loses her gamble, but vows to soldier on
Theresa May hoped for a bigger mandate in divorce negotiations with Europe, but she's been left a greatly weakened leader
British pound falls as election delivers uncertainty
Conservative PM Theresa May loses snap election gamble, sees her Parliamentary majority ahead of Brexit talks crumble
UK needs "period of stability," May says as country awaits election results
One of Britain's leading political figures says the exit poll projections following Britain's election, if accurate, would make it very difficult for a new government to be formed
British pound dives on fears of U.K. election results
The country may not have a clear winner or strong government -- just as it starts Brexit talks with the EU -- and sterling slides
Britain votes in a surprise election full of surprises
PM Theresa May called vote confident of boosting Parliamentary majority to negotiate Brexit, but a lot has changed in 2 months
"I had the balls to call an election," British PM says
Shortly after Trump's announcement that he would pull out of the Paris accord, Theresa May said "the U.K. believes in the Paris agreement"
Hegseth to announce 20% cut to generals and admirals
Trump and major AI executives sign "morally binding" voluntary controls
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U.S. military declares end of anti-ISIS Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq
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Jack Smith defends handling of Trump probes at heated Senate hearing
