Polling shows a clear majority of Americans, across all ages and demographic groups, are increasingly concerned with the state of the economy and the president's approach.

In the decade that followed the euro zone debt crisis, France stood out as an island of stability amid Europe’s turbulent politics. Spain was burdened by weak governments and serial elections, Italy’s deadlocked parties often left it to technocrats to run the country and the UK struggled through years of post-Brexit infighting and a revolving door at 10 Downing Street.

President Trump is growing frustrated as Americans struggle with higher prices and pessimism over the state of the economy.

Nearly 3 in 4 Colorado voters characterized the political situation as “in crisis” in a new poll, while nearly two-third feared political violence would worsen over the next few years.

What C‑Suites and Investors Should Really Expect Andrej Babiš is set to return as prime minister of the Czech Republic. President Petr Pavel confirmed that he will appoint Babiš after the 71‑year‑old ANO leader agreed to move his Agrofert business empire into an independent structure to address conflict‑of‑interest concerns.