Brexit
This English collective says Brexit unfairly targets sex workers for deportation
Romanian sex workers are reporting that they're being harassed and threatened with arrest and deportation by police, says the London Collective of Prostitutes. The group has published a pamphlet titled,"Sex workers are getting screwed by Brexit."
Britain asks Facebook for information about suspected Russian influence in Brexit
The UK prime minister calls early elections — for just seven weeks from now
Farmers in Northern Ireland know Brexit will be bad for them — they just don't know how bad
This young, LGBT advocate isn’t your average Brexiteer
Brexit: The end of a loveless marriage
The divorce is going to take a while.
Ali Smith’s “Autumn”
Ali Smith’s new book “Autumn” is being heralded as the first great post-Brexit novel. Kurt talks with her about politics, art, and the very nature of time.
Scotland's leader wants another independence vote before Brexit
A breakup upon a breakup? Scotland this week said it's planning to hold another independence referendum, and that's tripping up Prime Minister Theresa May, as she prepares to trigger Britain's own divorce from the European Union.
The leader of the California independence movement lives in Russia
A once fringe idea, some Californians are now seriously contemplating Calexit.
Britain will 'fight back' if no EU deal ahead of Brexit
Finance minister Philip Hammond said Sunday that Britain would "do whatever we need to do" to be competitive if the country left the European Union without concluding a trade agreement.
Trump's new ad plays on Europe's refugee crisis — and the videographer is fuming
A new Donald Trump presidential campaign ad features streams of people walking underneath a bridge, while the Republican candidate’s voice speaks of “massive illegal immigration” to the US.
A French eatery in London adapts to Brexit by buying local
The UK government won't start the process of leaving the EU until early 2017, but businesses are already feeling the effects.
Britain's undergoing an identity crisis
As the dust settles, post-Brexit vote, conflicting views remain of what it means to be British, and on what enhances and what threatens that identity. Host Mary Kay Magistad visited London, and chats with people on different sides of the issue, with takes on identity, immigration and borders that defy stereotypes.
What does Brexit mean for the Paris climate agreement?
Brexit, the recent vote in Great Britain to leave the European Union, has roiled global financial markets, pushed the British pound to a 30-year low against the dollar and raised questions about how the UK and EU will now deal with the environment.
Lots to discuss between Britain and Germany, but no Brexit talk yet
British Prime Minister Theresa May met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in her first foreign trip. Despite the country's pending EU exit, it was barely discussed.