Here’s How Boris Johnson Gets The Brexit Deal The U.K. Really Needs
Although British Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems to be in an impossible position, there is a way to accomplish Brexit and to force — and win — an election.
Despite A Bad Week, Boris Johnson Still Has A Fighting Chance
Boris Johnson has to make necessary changes quickly to unite his party, because the ‘do or die’ moment for him and his country is fast approaching.
Your Guide To The Crazy Things That Happened This Week Over Brexit
The defeats, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s lack of a governing majority, and Parliament’s continued indecision on what to do about Brexit all suggest the need for a quick election.
U.K. Parliament Gives A Full-Fledged Finger To The British People
Twenty-one Conservative Party members of Parliament defected to the Liberals-Democrats to damage the new Boris Johnson government and oppose a No-Deal Brexit on October 31.
Anti-Progressive British School For Poor Kids Leads Nation In Latest Tests
‘Britain’s strictest school’ for the underprivileged, where discipline and order sparked controversy, just got its first major results, which are four times better than the national average.
The Leaked No-Deal Brexit Document Is A Wake-Up Call For Transparency
Presenting a worst-case scenario resulting from a ‘no-deal’ Brexit, this document is making waves in the U.K. and will require forthright communication from Boris Johnson’s administration.
To Deliver Brexit, Boris Johnson Must Defeat The UK’s Socialists
By appointing Dominic Cummings, the ‘Batman,’ as his most senior adviser, Johnson showed he is committed to delivering Brexit. But their villain awaits.
In Week 1, Boris Johnson Turns His Pursuit Of Brexit Into ‘Game Of Thrones’
The new U.K. prime minister has his work cut out for him amid political chaos and tensions. His primary job is to deliver Brexit. Can he do it?
How Britain’s Breakout Hit ‘Love Island’ Gets Reality TV Right
After wrapping up its fifth season with record viewership, the U.K.’s hottest reality show has officially become a global sensation. What do people love about ‘Love Island’?
Brexit’s New Hope: Boris Johnson Brings a Mix of Churchill and Gingrich
The United Kingdom’s new prime minister quotes Thucydides from memory, delivers devastating one-liners, and is utterly unfazed by the spotlight.
For Boris Johnson To Succeed, He Needs To Pick The U.S. Over The EU
Give the mess Britain is in, simply invoking the spirit of Nelson won’t be enough. Boris must lead London to choose a side soon, between D.C. and Brussels.
New U.K. Prime Minister Changes Tough Brexit Politics Only Slightly
Boris Johnson won by a nearly two-to-one margin in the Conservative ballot, as voters chose a prominent Leave supporter over someone who voted Remain in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
Federalist Radio: The Shifting Of World Powers And Foreign Policy Realism
How can the U.S. utilize realism in understanding foreign relations? Is China the largest threat to the U.S.?
Bernie’s Radical Healthcare Proposal Distorts Socialized Medicine Abroad
At tonight’s debate, Bernie Sanders called for a radical Medicare for All, immediately banning private insurance for anything but cosmetic surgery.
Australian Rugby Star Sacked For Posting Christian Meme On Instagram
GoFundMe, where Israel Folau initially located his legal defense fund after being fired over a Christian Instagram meme, abruptly closed his account, accusing him of bigotry.
A British Judge Tried To Force A Disabled Woman To Abort Her Child Against Her Will
In this dystopian scenario, the state initially decided it knows better than an intellectually disabled adult woman and her caretaker.
Uproar Over U.S. Companies Contracting With NHS Should Instead Focus On Care Rationing
One of the worst things that could happen to health care in the United States would be for it to head down the road of NHS-style, bureaucratic rationing.
Interview: Ambassador David Mulford On India, China, And Economic Trends
Ben Domenech interviews former U.S. Ambassador to India, David Mulford on the rising trends in economics and politics around the globe.
Brexit Brought Down Theresa May, And Threatens Her Successor
Like her last three Conservative predecessors as prime minister, divisions over Europe became Theresa May’s undoing.
The Best Brexit Strategy Is To Leave First, And Then Deal
Theresa May has foolishly accepted Brexit in name only, making it impossible for her to secure passage of her deal in Parliament. Here’s how to fix that.
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