The U.S. President did not go to Europe planning to punish Britain, reward Germany and promote France. But that is exactly what he did.

As North Korea’s missile progress proceeds apace, the U.S. is coming ever closer to a binary choice: war with North Korea or acceptance of its deterrent.

To lose one President to a corruption scandal may be regarded as a misfortune. To lose two in a row begins to look like carelessness.

The recent crude “cost recalibration” is about much more than hydrocarbons.

Pressure on Germany will grow after its elections, as Spain joins France and Italy in a clear call for Eurozone reforms to benefit its indebted southern members.

The thing that is slowly killing Obamacare is the same thing that is making it so hard for the GOP to come up with an alternative: American health care costs too much.

“Thank you for beating Le Pen but no, you can’t have any money.”

The MSM would have attacked any politician trying to avert the kind of mess now unfolding in Puerto Rico.

It’s early days still, but the German Chancellor must feel good about her chances.

For Emmanuel Macron, all the problems that wrecked his predecessor’s presidency are still there.