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Britain’s new Conservative prime minister has been shrouded in calculated mystery.

The elite reaction to the Leave campaign’s victory has been revealing.

The pluses and minuses of his big foreign-policy speech.

Working-class Trump supporters school the policy wonks.

London — In September 2015, only four months after David Cameron’s Tories pulled off an unexpected victory in Britain’s general election.

He came, he saw, he went. But did he conquer?

Whichever side wins, the Brexit referendum could imperil Prime Minister David Cameron and the Conservative party as a whole.

Writing in the Washington Post, Derek T. Muller, an associate law professor at Pepperdine University, offers the following solution to the nation’s pressing problem that American voters may elect Do...

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