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Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson quits amid fury over Boris Johnson's plan to suspend Parliament

Davidson announced her resignation on Thursday in a major blow to the Conservative Party.

MSNBC's O'Donnell said he 'shouldn't have reported' his on-air claim that Trump has loans with Deutsche Bank backed by 'Russian billionaires close to Vladimir Putin'

MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell did not say he'd been able to corroborate the source's claim. He has since said he "shouldn't have reported it."

Brazil rejected a $20 million donation from the G7 to fight the Amazon fires, calling the gesture 'colonialist and imperialist'

The rejection came as Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro feuded with French President Emmanuel Macron over the correct response to the crisis.

Trump derailed a meeting with G7 leaders when he insisted Russia should be readmitted to the group and everyone slapped him down

President Donald Trump reportedly derailed a meeting with G7 leaders on Saturday evening after he insisted on Russia's readmittance.

Brazil has angrily attacked offers to help it put out the huge fires in the Amazon — here's why it is pushing back against global outrage

Brazil's leaders are pushing back on world leaders' outcry about the Amazon, telling the rest of the world to stay out of the issue entirely.

Queen Elizabeth agrees to Boris Johnson's request to shut down Parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit

Johnson has moved to suspend Parliament from mid-September until mid-October, giving members less time to stop a no-deal Brexit.

Here are all the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who will be on stage for the September 12 primary debate

The next round of debates had much more strict criteria for candidates looking to secure a spot on stage. As a result, the field is thinning out fast.

Federal agents can search your phone at the US border, even if you're a US citizen. Here's how to protect your personal information.

Federal agents have broad authority to search citizens and visitors alike, and they're doing so more and more often these days.

Some of the photos celebrities are sharing of the Amazon fires were actually taken several years ago, and it shows a fundamental problem with social media

A report from Mother Jones found Leonardo DiCaprio, French President Emmanuel Macron, and others sharing false pictures of the Amazon fires.

The art of a bad deal: A negotiations expert breaks down the everyday lessons we can learn from Trump's messy trade war with China

Negotiations expert Maurice Schweitzer, of the Wharton School, broke down what went wrong during the Trump-China trade war.

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