Theresa May

Economists blame Brexit for low productivity

Theresa May admitted defeat in her attempt to take Britain out of the European Union and sparked a contest to become the country’s next prime minister.

Rocketing cost projections are scaring off some observers.

British Prime Minister Theresa May still has to agree to the offer.

U.K. lawmakers on Friday rejected the government’s divorce deal with the European Union for a third time.

The prime minister has been under mounting pressure to quit.

We know you’re probably wondering why it matters. And if it matters to you.

Great Britain is without a plan just 17 days before the country's proposed exit from the European Union.

The turmoil of Brexit continued today with a no-confidence vote attempting to oust Prime Minister Theresa May. She survived by a margin of 19 votes. But the Brexit storm is hardly contained. It remains an uneasy, potentially expensive complication at a time when the world may not be able to afford it. So at what […]

The narrow victory comes a day after her European Union divorce deal was rejected.