A Hung Parliament Is Still Possible, British Pollsters Say
The director of YouGov, a British polling firm, has told the Times of London that, according to most recent numbers, “we cannot rule out a hung parliament.”
China Tops List of Countries that Imprisoned Journalists in 2019
China imprisoned more journalists in 2019 than any other country, according to a report released Wednesday by the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Social Conservatism in Britain
The options offered in tomorrow's election have some questioning whether they'll use their vote or not.
Ukraine Official Denies He Ever Discussed Ukraine Military Aid with Gordon Sondland in Warsaw Meeting
In a statement, Sondland’s lawyer said “Ambassador Sondland stands by his prior testimony and will not comment further.”
On Ukraine, a Mailbag
Letters in response to a journal.
Trump Defenders Continue to Push Ukraine Conspiracy Theories
They take a handful of anecdotes about individual Ukrainians and insist this thin gruel amounts to something as sinister as the Russian effort.
The USMCA Should Be the First Step to Broader Trade Liberalization
The renegotiated NAFTA includes a couple of key improvements, but there’s still much work to be done.
15 Million Iranian Bank Accounts Hacked During Protests
Following anti-government protests in Iran, the details of 15 million Iranian debit cards were published, exposing almost one-fifth of Iran's population.
Pentagon IG to Probe Use of Military Personnel on U.S.-Mexico Border
The Defense Department Inspector General's office sent a memo indicating it will investigate the deployment of American soldiers to the border with Mexico.
Boris Johnson’s Media Blunder, on Health Care, Is Very Ill-Timed
With two days to go before the election, Conservatives cannot afford any more missteps.