In 1988, Michael Dukakis tried to save his presidential campaign by picking Lloyd Bentsen as his running mate. It failed—and Tim Walz will fail for Kamala Harris as well.
Reform says new plans show “Labour don’t care about British working class.”
Fugitive ex-president Carles Puigdemont, facing arrest threat, vows to return to parliament.
The Ukrainian president wants Russia to be present at the upcoming summit in November.
Tax agency can’t explain how David Sánchez has €1.7 million in assets.
Two prominent American politicians want to get the government deeply involved in bitcoin. That does not bode well, either for bitcoin or for the government.
Google achieved and perpetuated its dominance—and strangled rivals—through default deals.
The Chinese app’s ‘reward program’ incentivizing screen time will never be rolled out in Europe.
The group is dismayed that ordinary citizens don’t appreciate their road blockades and airport disruptions.
The caliphate was destroyed, but persecution of Christians has continued unabated across the Middle East, Africa, and even in Europe.
“Read here what you are not allowed to read,” the new publishers wrote.
Critic says Labour is offering “excuses for violent assembly.”
