In what could mark the beginning of the end of Britain’s traditional politics, three of Theresa May’s MPs join a new pro-EU group.

The French author of a shocking book on gay priests inside the Vatican suggests a climate of blackmail and secrecy prevents whistleblowers from coming forward.

Kim Jong Un used the threat of war—and Trump’s own hysterical rhetoric—to create a situation where he appears a peacemaker, and U.S. forces are out of the peninsula.

The German far right has jumped on the bizarre Trump-vs.-Satanic-pedophilia-ring bandwagon to amplify its own agenda on social media.

Mexico is not paying for ‘The Wall,’ but some officials are playing the U.S. administration’s game along the border, and the human cost is high.

Sideshows abound at the pontiff’s unprecedented crisis summit on clerical sex abuse as victims, children of priests, angry nuns, Bannon, and Cardinal Burke seek the spotlight.

Xi Jinping’s “Made in China 2025” is meant to end China’s reliance on foreign tech advances—whether stolen or licensed. The new tech board in Shanghai is central to that plan.