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The EU and British Prime Minister Theresa May agreed on a Halloween Brexit, avoiding a no-deal exit on Friday.


The bill is unlikely to pass, but it’s part of a larger trend.

The NATO allies’ partnership has devolved into a “slow-motion car crash.”


The Washington governor focused on global warming, but also fielded questions on health care, gun control, and Boeing.


For the first time in history, a black hole is captured in a picture; a young protester in Sudan rises as a symbol of female leadership.


And it seems like he’d ask them to do it, too — if it weren’t for those pesky laws.


After getting an unjust prison conviction commuted, Kim’s prepping for the California bar exam.


A slight majority of voters did not think he should resign, although his approval rates took a big hit.


Tuesday’s election results exposed two major threats to Israeli democracy.


Rooney Mara and Joaquin Phoenix star in a reenvisioned version of the traditional Jesus narrative.


Here’s a refresher on where season seven left the Lannisters, Starks, Targaryens, and their armies.


Guests included diplomats, Mrs. District of Columbia, and me.


Barr voiced sympathy to some long-running conservative criticisms about the Russia probe’s handling.


Sanders proposes a generous benefit package that would require almost no out-of-pocket fees.

Rockland County and New York City have declared emergencies because of the outbreaks.