Both ends of Britain’s bridge between the U.S. and Europe are now looking creaky.
The biggest prize yet for a movement built on grievance could be a catalyst for more triumphs.
Russia cheers, Mexico fears a ‘nightmare’ and China gloats as shock ripples across the globe.
The campaign isn’t over. But the damage to U.S. moral standing may already be done.
Most lawmakers opposed the June referendum measure that set Brexit in motion.
The secretary calls the conflict “as difficult as any diplomatic cocktail I can think of.”
The parallels to U.K. vote are many, but the GOP nominee’s path to victory is more difficult.
The radical movement had led some pre-election polls, but it slipped to third place in the vote.
American football is catching on in the U.K., but obstacles to a Britain-based team remain.
Birgitta Jónsdóttir says in an interview that voters hunger for real change, and that her party is ready to deliver.
