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Europe let go of its own interests to obey the United States.

During the last two years of his presidency, Obama is going to face the growing power of the Republicans and the growing anger of his fellow Democrats.

The American middle class is uncertain of its future, and everything shows that the field of this uncertainty is where the next battle for the White House is going to take place.

Obama compared Paris and London to his daughters Sasha and Malia — impossible to choose between them.

American voters are bored and upset with their president. His failures have piled up. With his State of the Union address, he tried to break the lethargy that has fallen over the United States.

Journalists from Germany, Britain and France began to use the word 'Nazis' in their stories in reference to Kiev’s militants, but the Americans continued not to notice them.

The fresh face of a young leader with a record of achievement is exactly what the Democratic party needs.

At the end of the day, Trump has nothing but gains in his pocket

The report released this month by the Department of Justice finally lines up the facts needed to understand the actions of former FBI director James Comey.

International agreements and trust are a two-way street used by Europe for many years to move in only one direction.

The possibility of a large military campaign against Assad may be an American bluff.