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Image copyright AFP/Getty Dominic Raab will be fronting the UK's negotiations with the EU The UK's new Brexit secretary will hold his first talks with the EU's
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Image copyright Getty Images Plans are being drawn up to issue millions of permits so Britons can drive on EU roads after Brexit. Up to seven million Internatio
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Image copyright PA The majority of military personnel in Scotland are facing higher income tax bills The UK government is to compensate thousands of soldiers wh
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Image copyright Getty Images The UK publishing industry has warned that Brexit could damage its record-breaking export business. The boss of the Publishers Asso
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Image copyright Reuters The strike will affect some of the airline's European routes on Wednesday 25 July and Thursday 26 July Irish airline Ryanair has cancell
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A new report released this week shows that despite efforts to drain the DC swamp, wasteful spending is still alive and kicking. Known as the Congressional Pig B
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WASHINGTON – Hours after President Donald Trump seemingly claimed Russia was no longer targeting the United States, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders so
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A United States Secret Service agent passed away after suffering a stroke while on duty in Scotland. President Donald Trump was on the trip over the weekend, th
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WASHINGTON – the United States Air Force locked down a $3.9 billion deal with Boeing Company to build two "Air Force One" replacement aircraft. The Wh
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WASHINGTON – Senate Democrats have promised to fight Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination in any way possible and are wasting no time attacking his
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