As election day unfolds in the United States today, November 5, the country—and the world—watches with bated breath. Will ...

Dutch Palestinian analyst Mouin Rabbani discusses the violence that broke out last week between visiting Israeli soccer fans ...

I witnessed the celebrations in November 2020 when Biden won: people were literally popping champagne corks on rooftops around me and dancing with flags in ... I told my British friends that ...

There's no smuggling 'kingpin' to take down. Instead, Labour’s security rhetoric risks putting more people in danger ...

But in the cradle of western civilisation and birthplace of democracy his players handed him a massive vote ... It was tight, but the flag stayed down. Dessers steadied himself, but shot straight at ...

The ceremony was attended by dozens of veterans and their families, and included a POW/MIA remembrance candle lighting and ...

Jamie Bryson says there are “serious questions” for the DUP leadership on a local council, after the loyalist campaigner had ...

for Great Britain and Ireland and for the Dominions beyond the seas At the dedication service on 11th November 1921 the flag was hoisted onto the pillar above the grave. Company Sgt. Major Harry Evans ...

A council decision which blocked plans to fly the Union flag permanently at war memorials in Ards and North Down is to be ...

Yet, it is vital for the U.K. to continue to develop that relationship and we have much to offer the new President Trump.

Zack Beauchamp is a senior correspondent at Vox, where he covers ideology and challenges to democracy, both at home and abroad. His book on democracy, The Reactionary Spirit, was published 0n July 16.

In the end, Donald J. Trump is not the historical aberration some thought he was, but instead a transformational force reshaping the modern United States in his own image.