Our national health system is seen as a treasure in Britain yet viewed as an alien, dangerous concept to many in the United States.

Catalonia’s tragedy has become a new kind of threat, not only to Spain, but to the European Union.

Spanish police tried to shut down polling places and fired rubber bullets to prevent Catalans from voting in the Oct. 1 referendum for independence.

Far-right groups are “crowdfunding” to pay for a purported defense of Europe. The aim of the new-right is to target vessels of various charities and aid agencies that are trying to rescue refugees at risk on the Mediterranean.

When it proved necessary to negotiate with the D.U.P to secure their support in the House of Commons, the money tree was found and shaken and over £1 billion of public spending promised to the Six Counties of Northern Ireland.

That the Grenfell Tower fire happened in a poverty-stricken enclave of the richest of London’s boroughs quickly became an unavoidable symbol of how divided the united kingdoms have become. And it was not the terrorists who divided us.

Winners are losers in the United Kingdom's snap election.

Prime Minister May’s record on terrorism, and a widespread hostility to Donald Trump, also complicates the Tories’ bid for a mandate in parliamentary elections.

It would be fascinating were the producers able to arrange a quick transfer to a venue somewhere near the White House.

More and more, the political campaigns are indistinguishable from advertising campaigns for, say, breakfast cereals.