Parliament will not have "meaningful vote" on Johnson's Brexit deal
"The motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so," the speaker of the House of Commons says
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Brexit is "breaking down" the left-right divide in U.K. politics
"There's an appetite amongst all people for political reform, for completely getting rid of the current system we've got," Nigel Farage says
UK lawmakers to vote on whether to delay final decision on Brexit
Lawmakers gathered for their first Saturday sitting since the 1982 Falklands War
U.S. hits European wine, whiskey and planes with new tariffs
Long-running dispute over subsidies for aircraft makers is behind the new tariffs, but they could affect prices on a huge range of products
U.K. and EU agree on new Brexit deal, but it isn't over yet
"We've got a great new deal that takes back control," British PM Boris Johnson tweets, but his Northern Irish partners could stand in the way
U.S. to hit Irish whiskey and other EU products with tariffs
The Trump administration is targeting $7.5 billion worth of European imports, from gouda cheese to
U.K. sends "compromise" Brexit proposal to EU
Proposed plan addresses what has been a major sticking point in getting a Brexit deal approved
Boris Johnson challenges political foes at raucous Parliament
"Have you no shame, prime minister?" said Ian Blackford, the Scottish National Party's leader in Parliament
U.K. Supreme Court deals Boris Johnson a huge Brexit defeat
Court declared Johnson's controversial decision to suspend Parliament weeks ahead of scheduled EU withdrawal "unlawful" and null and void
Brexit could make thousands of kids in U.K. undocumented immigrants
Child advocacy groups say it could be difficult for about 5,000 young people under state guardianship in Britain to gain legal residency if the U.K. crashes out of the EU
Boris Johnson suspends UK Parliament over latest Brexit defeat
Opposition parties in the U.K. say they won't support an election until Britain has secured a delay to departing the European Union on October 31
Boris Johnson suffers Brexit vote defeat
Members of Parliament are terrified of a so-called "no-deal Brexit," fearing it would cause chaos and even food shortages
Another Brexit delay likely as "rebels" try to block U.K. PM's path
Boris Johnson is threatening to answer a major defeat in parliament by calling a new election, which could help him, or end his short stint in office and derail his Brexit ambitions
Will Brexit drive Scotland to break from the United Kingdom?
"If Scotland is independent in 2025, 2030, I think Brexit will pretty obviously be the main reason for that," warns man who fought 5 years ago to maintain the union
British parliament poised to consider bill to stop no-deal Brexit
A showdown between the Prime Minister and lawmakers who disagree with his Brexit strategy commences as House of Commons reconvenes
U.K. leader Johnson threatens Brexit "rebels" with banishment
Prime minister warns fellow Conservative lawmakers that if they try to stop his march toward a no-deal Brexit, they'll be booted from the party
Outrage as U.K. PM moves to suspend Parliament weeks before Brexit
Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists it is a routine move, but many see it as an unprecedented power-grab to try and "govern without parliament"
Trump to make announcement on trade with the EU
It's a beef deal. "America has great beef," top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said. "We're going to sell more of it"
Diplomats hold "very professional" meeting to salvage Iran nuclear deal
"The atmosphere was constructive, and the discussions were good," Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi told reporters after the meeting ended in Vienna
EU: Amazon may unfairly use third-party sellers' data
Antitrust probe asks if the online giant gains a marketplace edge by using info gleaned from independent sellers
Campaign group uses humor to hold politicians accountable
"We feel that by laughing at them, we remove a little bit of their power as well," one activist said. "So we've quite enjoyed calling them donkeys"
Trump meets with Theresa May and Nigel Farage on second day of U.K. visit
Trump continues his first official state visit to Britain with a push for new business deal
EU elections show Britain searching for a firm line on Brexit
Outgoing PM Theresa May will stick around to host President Trump, with whom Britain may seek to foster close ties as it prepares to step into the post-EU void
"A new Europe is born": Centrists' grip on EU Parliament loosened
The center-right and center-left lost significant ground to far-right, business and environmental parties in continent-wide balloting that saw the highest turnout in 20 years
Exit polls suggest EU's centrist parties losing ground
Pro-EU parties are still expected to win about two-thirds of the 751-seat legislature
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
Christa Pike's execution can proceed, Supreme Court rules
Hegseth says he's cutting generals and admirals by 20%, ousting "woke"
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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