Europe

In much of the rich world, governments and central banks face twin challenges: sluggish economic growth and high inflation.

Italy’s elections this weekend look set to deliver a set of firsts: the country’s first female leader, Giorgia Meloni, as well as its first far-right one since the fascist Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.

New England relies on imported liquefied natural gas, and, unfortunately, now Europe does too.

After introducing a bill restricting abortion at the federal level after 15 weeks, Sen. Lindsey Graham made the case that such legislation was fully in the mainstream in the international community.

Given her political party’s roots, a main focus of Meloni’s critics has been on the F-word—'fascist' — a label that Meloni has been working overtime to refute.