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Fixing Britain's weaknesses will require reforms that may end up punishing the very voters who thought voting for Brexit would change their lives for the better.

The referendum was advisory. No enabling legislation has been passed. Negotiations won't be possible until a stable government is prepared to act.

Turkey, a regular victim of violence, does not need to be scapegoated, ostracized or criticized in the aftermath of this attack. It needs our support.

Cameron personified the disastrously smug response to economic despair we have seen among conservatives ever since the Great Recession of 2009.

The British referendum has not turned out to be the final word. In both the U.K. and the EU, leaders are now pausing to consider their options.

Fallout from the Brexit vote in the U.S. entails tighter financial conditions, falling stocks, reduced risk-taking and a weaker outlook for growth.

The fact that Trump could so easily defeat 16 well-qualified opponents shows that anti-elite sentiment is a more powerful force than some want to acknowledge.

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Leaving the EU is a ghastly self-inflicted wound that will hasten the end of the UK, cause a surge in right-wing bigotry and leave no one better off.

The idea of one world was sorely tested in the 2008 economic crisis. The interconnectivity that had promoted prosperity proved to be an economic Achilles' Heel.

The Russian leader isn't above kicking a dog when it is down.

Proponents of immigration say it has grown the British economy. Critics say it has changed Britain's culture and values.

Prime Minister David Cameron will resign, leaving the U.K. in its worst crisis since World War II.

It hardly surprised anyone when one of the Brexit campaigners shouted last week: "Hitler did it with gas! Merkel does it with paperwork!"

To win our freedom, our small nation overcame dire poverty, a bloody civil war, invasion and partial occupation by Russia, a neighbor many times our size.

President Obama had told Britons that leaving the European Union would impact trade relations with the U.S.

"Europe may not be able to cope with another frozen conflict," the ex-president said.

The Russian leader compared the Soviet code of ethics to the Bible.

Lenin's ideas planted an "atomic bomb" underneath Russia, Putin said.

The full measure of King's legacy requires nothing less than to honestly wrestle with hard truths that he publicly confronted a half century ago.

From Black Lives Matter activists and a Muslim doctor to Little Sisters of the Poor nuns.

The Communications Workers of America and Democracy for America both gave the Vermont senator the nod Thursday.

The "overwhelming majority" of 350 editorial staffers signed union cards.

The organizing union represents two million workers.

Quentin Tarantino has "shown through his actions that he is anti-police," a Philadelphia police group charges.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on a variety of hot-button social issues.

The Transport Workers Union awards medals to 150 transit workers.

Investigation shows 6.2 million tons of discarded electronics went missing in 2012.

Writers at Shane Smith's digital media empire voted to unionize, according to reports.

Gawker is set to become the first all-digital media company to see its workers organize in a union, a move that may have ripple effects.