House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) alluded to the late British prime ministers Neville Chamberlain and Winston Churchill. “This is a Churchill or Chamberlain moment,” Jeffries ...

The most explosive political pamphlet in modern British history came out in 1940. Entitled Guilty Men, and co-authored by ...

Once war broke out in 1939, when Neville Chamberlain was prime minister, that surged to 19 per cent. That shot up again to 46 per cent a year later, when Winston Churchill was in power and we were ...

in which he said he had been re-reading a famous speech by former British wartime leader Winston Churchill from 1938, when Churchill was a lawmaker in the government of Prime Minister Neville ...

If Big Law does not stand up to Trump, his administration will be emboldened to push for more concessions—further eroding ...

Chamberlain resigned and was succeeded as Prime Minister by Winston Churchill. The rest, literally, is history. Neville Chamberlain's name is used synonymously with surrender, weakness ...

Charles Xuereb keeps repeating a quote about Malta attributable to Winston Churchill out of ... This quote is taken from Neville Chamberlain’s diary and is not reported in the minutes of any ...

Sir Winston Churchill was a British prime minister ... Churchill became first lord of the Admiralty. In May 1940, Neville Chamberlain resigned as prime minister and Churchill took his place.

Talking about Reagan and strength abstractly is one way Paul might get past the Neville Chamberlain trap, but he shows the weakness of trying to have it both ways in a Sunday op-ed in TIME.

Any president is constrained by Russian military power, geographic advantage and the threat of escalation.

New Zealand’s envoy to the U.K. has been fired for quoting Winston Churchill ... to the U.K. Phil Goff quoted Churchill’s words to then-Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain after Chamberlain ...

Entitled Guilty Men, and co-authored by future Labour leader Michael Foot, it laid the blame for Britain’s perilous situation after Dunkirk on Tory politicians, especially successive prime ministers ...