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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban claimed credit for shielding Germany from migration in a dig at Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose sister party gave him a platform to criticize her refugee policy.

The Federal Communications Commission rejected calls to delay ending net neutrality rules over a flawed public comment system, saying it hadn’t relied on millions of identical or suspicious

The U.S. Treasury Department slapped sanctions on four Venezuelan military men Friday, accusing them of corruption and rights abuses as the Trump administration intensifies pressure on the South

Airbus SE is discussing a large plane order from China during French President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit this weekend, according to people familiar with the plans.

Gary Cohn, the White House chief economic adviser who has been the focus of speculation he will soon depart, won’t make much of a commitment to President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration may try to block potential plans by high-tax states including New York and California to shield residents from state and local tax break changes, according to White House

“Throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart,” Trump says on Twitter

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The Conservative Brexit rebel who dealt Prime Minister Theresa May a parliamentary blow has a hypothetical argument for a second referendum, but he doesn’t want you thinking he sounds like Tony Blair.

California and New York hope to set a nationwide standard

Venezuela’s economy is in such a state of disrepair that it’s easy to forget that there are still companies operating in the country.

A Bloomberg survey found that 14 of the 28 members of cabinet plan to leave the government in the next few months, including the ministers of agriculture, foreign affairs and mines.

The high-profile rupture between President Donald Trump and his former chief strategist is already roiling a key U.S. Senate primary in Wisconsin, where Republicans face an early test of party unity

Farmers are looking for a sign from President Donald Trump that their issues mean as much to him as their votes do.

The Justice Department’s decision to free federal prosecutors to enforce marijuana laws in states that have legalized the drug adds to the political burdens of congressional Republicans trying to hold

Donald Trump’s unusual bid to muzzle his one-time top strategist is a flimsy legal gambit that could bring deeper complications for the president if he chooses to pursue it, according to legal

The French aren’t eager to go drinking with their political leaders, but if they had to choose one to share a beer with, it would be President Emmanuel Macron.

Malaysia’s political parties are gearing up for an election within months, with the ruling party launching a portal aimed at combating “fake news” and the opposition alliance holding a national

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