Scottish lawmakers authorize new referendum to secede from U.K.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scots must be given a chance to vote on their future before the U.K. leaves the European Union
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Almanac: The Falklands War
On March 19, 1982, a small group of Argentine civilians planted their country's flag on a South Atlantic Island, sparking a battle over the remote British territory
Cayman Islands could pull back veil of secrecy for business
Offshore tax haven's legislature could allow law enforcement to see previously opaque info on secretive companies registered there
Women unite to fight "objectifying" dress codes at the office
One woman started petition after she said she was fired because she wasn't wearing heels -- and now the issue will be debated in Parliament
Changing of the guard: British bobbies to start packing heat
Traditionally, the only weapons British police carry are truncheons, or short clubs
Brexit advocate Farage will attend Trump's inauguration
Farage, who has been supportive of Mr. Trump and his campaign, said he "can't wait" for the ceremony
Red-footed booby found some 5,000 miles from nearest habitat flown home
Norman, the booby bird, was discovered on a southern English beach; it was the first recorded sighting of the species in Britain
Dave the giant earthworm sets a world record
Almost double the size of the previous record holder, this wild specimen astonishes scientists
Uber drivers handed big victory against ride-hailing company in U.K.
British tribunal rules Uber's drivers are company employees, not contractors, and are thus entitled to a guaranteed minimum wage and paid time off
U.K., Boeing launch new strategic partnership
Britain buys nine new Boeing P-8A Poseidon military aircraft in the first big deal announced at the Farnborough Airshow
Childless leader comment may have ended the British PM race
Race to replace British Prime Minister David Cameron as the head of the Conservative Party upended by debate over motherhood and politics
Ancient tomb may have been used as prehistoric telescope
A team of astronomers may have discovered a surprising double purpose for ancient structure
Tensions high as EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Brexit
British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived at the Brussels meeting trying to make nice, and it did not go well
How Brexit could disrupt Silicon Valley
The impact of Britain leaving the EU could cross the Atlantic and reach all the way to the West Coast
Moody's economist: U.S. economy will be "just fine" after Brexit
Mark Zandi and other economic experts explained the impact of the Brexit vote on Sunday's "Face the Nation"
What investors will be looking at with Brexit vote
An estimated $2.08 trillion worth of wealth evaporated Friday from Hong Kong to London to New York as a result of the vote
After Brexit, cheers, jeers and fears in Britain and EU
Britons woke up to a different country Friday after a historic referendum which is set to upend the nation's relationship with Europe
Brexit wounds: Stocks bloodied after U.K. shock
S&P 500 wipes out gains for the year on Britain's unexpected vote to depart the European Union
Why Brexit is so scary
Policymakers and bankers are in a bind as the global bull market is threatened by something they can't control: the will of voters
Sunday: Marco Rubio, the "Brexit," and new 2016 polls
Tune in for the latest on the 2016 election and the historic U.K. referendum on leaving the European Union
3 financial upsides to the Brexit fallout
You an investor? A borrower? A frugal traveler? With U.K.'s decision to leave the EU, here's where smart money should look
U.K. heads for "Brexit" with historic vote on Europe
Referendum makes Britain 1st member of European trading bloc to decide to leave, topples a prime minister, and opens up world of uncertainties
World stocks leap as fears ease over British vote on EU
U.S. stocks were poised to open sharply higher, with Dow and S&P 500 futures up 1.2 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively
British lawmaker shot dead in the street
Jo Cox, member of Parliament, killed in daylight attack bringing fierce "Brexit" campaign to shocked standstill
Cameron warns of recession if Britain leaves EU
Says choosing to leave the 28-nation bloc would be a "self-destruct option" for Britain; voters will decide on June 23
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Some Israeli settlers use sheep to push Palestinians from West Bank homes
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" after criticizing Zelenskyy
Trump administration ordered to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads
Terminal in Riyadh airport hit again, day after deadly strike killed 12
Drone swarms are a problem Secret Service says they have not solved yet
Steve Bannon on the GOP and the midterms: "We can't afford to lose"
DHS secretary defends livestream of Fort Hood shooter's execution
