Новости за 25.11.2019

Romania’s reelection of an anti-graft president reflects the success of both the EU and Romanians to push for honest governance in one of the union’s most corrupt countries.

Historically, British politics may have been rough, but rarely hostile. In recent years, though, bullying and threats have become alarmingly common.

Crushed by the 2008 mortgage crisis, the Chicago Lawn neighborhood is fighting crime by rehabilitating abandoned homes and apartments.

Climate change is becoming a more prominent electoral issue because political parties, to a far greater extent than before, see votes at stake.

With fires and planned power outages in California, experts are looking for ways to keep the power on. One solution might be burying the lines.

The Monitor Breakfast's first 'third generation' guest, Ronna (Romney) McDaniel was open about her conflict with ‘Uncle Mitt’ and about being a woman and mother in politics.

The Navy's top official, Richard Spencer, was fired Sunday, ending a clash between President Trump and military leaders over a SEAL accused of war crimes.

In good news this week: The Australian women’s national soccer team will now have the same resources as the men’s, and more positive stories.

Friendship, culture, and travel enliven the best picture books of 2019. And tweens will be pulled into our entertaining middle-grade picks.

Catch up on the weekend news: Hong Kong's pro-democracy candidates sweep local elections and Michael Bloomberg, the 2020 pragmatist candidate?

Pro-democracy candidates won 90% of the 452 seats in Hong Kong's local elections, as voters sent a signal of support for anti-government protests.

Michael Bloomberg, one of the world's richest men, says America "cannot afford four more years of President Trump's reckless and unethical actions."

With the U.S. economy expanding for an 11th year, most of Jerome Powell's predecessors would have focused on the threat of inflation. Why isn't he?