Renault board to vote next week on merger with Fiat Chrysler

French automaker Renault says its board will meet on Tuesday to vote on a possible merger with Fiat Chrysler.

Renault board to vote next week on merger with Fiat Chrysler

French automaker Renault says its board will meet on Tuesday to vote on a possible merger with Fiat Chrysler.

Congolese paying tribute to late opposition leader

Tens of thousands of Congolese are descending on a stadium in the capital to pay their respects to the late opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi.

Shanahan to call out China over South China Sea

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan says he will call out China’s bad behavior in a speech Saturday, including what he termed the excessive militarization of manmade islands in the South China Sea.

Is Twitter making you dumber? A new study suggests yes

Research finds high school students that used Twitter as a studying tool performed worse than average on exams.

Marc Thiessen: Mueller’s report says it best — No need for him to say more

Like with a verbal Rorschach test, critics are now reading between the lines to hear what they wanted to hear from Mueller’s news conference.

Tucker Carlson: Corporations, not voters, are in charge now and want to boss you around for the activist left

Tucker Carlson: Tyranny of a ‘woke’ capital is real and terrifying.

Karl Rove: Five things that will happen if House Dems move to impeach Trump

President Trump and his defenders can successfully attack former Special Counsel Robert Mueller or congressional Democrats on impeachment – but not both. The independent voters who will decide the 2020 election don’t have time for multiple sets of arguments.

Daniel Turner: The real Russian ‘conspiracy’ is happening in the energy sector

The working-class left should be outraged that potential American jobs in energy production and transportation have been outsourced.

Elaine Parker: This economy is a gift to all Americans

Some believe that President Trump’s economic reforms are only benefiting the country’s “one percent.” But in reality, the pro-growth policy agenda being pursued by the current administration is helping the Americans who need it most.