International

MEXICO CITY — Barely six days in office, President Donald Trump has managed to poison one of the United States’ most important strategic international relationships by prompting Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto to cancel a planned visit to the White House, sending a good relationship to a new low. Pena Nieto had been scheduled next

PHILADELPHIA – British Prime Minister Theresa May cozied up Thursday to Republican lawmakers, saying the political wave that swept them and President Trump into power would make America a stronger and bolder leader in the world. In a speech to a congressional Republican retreat for formulating strategy, Ms. May said the upset victory by Mr.

WASHINGTON — The Mexican president’s abrupt cancellation of a White House meeting following President Donald Trump’s intensified pressure on Mexico to pay for a border wall not only raises the risks of a diplomatic crisis but the specter of an unraveling of the North American Free Trade Agreement. While the tit for tat between Trump

PHILADELPHIA — Mitch McConnell’s got what he has long sought: Republicans controlling Congress and the White House. But he’s heading down a bumpy, unpredictable road. That became clear Thursday as Republicans conducted a second day of strategy meetings here, including sessions with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Instead of a celebration and

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said Thursday that he’s canceled his planned visit to see President Trump next week, retaliating for the strict new executive orders issued a day earlier. In a Twitter post, Mr. Pena Nieto said he remains a friend to the U.S. and is willing to work on agreements – as long

MEXICO CITY — Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said he rejects and condemns U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to immediately begin construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. In a televised address Wednesday night, Pena Nieto said Mexico “does not believe in walls.” His voice rising, Pena Nieto repeated his promise that Mexico “will