In the aftermath of an inconclusive election, the United Kingdom faces a prolonged political stalemate and lost confidence in government.
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The Mysterious Case of the Ex-Prime Minister’s Memoir
A police raid on a publisher may be another sign of shrinking freedom of expression in Israel.
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A Dance in Riyadh, a Blackout in Gaza
Trump’s unreserved support for his Saudi sycophants could make life even more miserable in the Hamas-ruled enclave on the sea.
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Sessions Must Go, But It Can’t End There
Senator Kamala Harris makes the attorney general nervous for good reason. She knows how to expose the truth.
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Britain: The Triumph and the Muddle
While Labour’s astonishing gains in yesterday’s snap election could prove transformational for the British left, Brexit negotiations promise to be a protracted mess.
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Waiting for Lefty: the Deeper Meaning of Corbyn and Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn’s surprising rise is testament to the hunger for a progressive alternative to Trumpism.
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This Is Your World on Trump
The president is a danger to the nation and the world. It’s time for him and his minions to be shown the door.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s Surprising Gains
Corbyn is similar to Bernie Sanders, and not just ideologically.
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In House Russia Probe, Trey Gowdy Is the Perfect Trump Stooge
The South Carolina congressman’s absurd interrogation of CIA alum Brennan isn’t a show meant for you—it’s all for Trump’s base.Â
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That Sinking Feeling: Trump’s Coast Guard Charm Offensive
The embattled president drew rebukes for his self-absorbed commencement remarks. Compared with his predecessors’ graduation speeches, his address fares even worse on the issues of the day.
