Marco Rubio's speech in Munich contained echoes of President Ronald Reagan's famous address at the Berlin Wall.

W hen the Brandenburg Gate reopened after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Daniel Diermeier was in the throng, celebrating and sipping sparkling wine.

His message has not changed. Power does not come from cruelty. The streets belong to everyone, or they belong to no one.

The French screen legend on her 50-year relationship with the Berlinale, how German stage directors shaped her craft and why the festival has always celebrated the side of her that the world rarely ...

The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp is coming to Maryland's Eastern Shore.Founded by Paul Newman, the camp offers family programs for children with serious illnesses.The free camp is medically supported ...

Count former Washington Wizards star John Wall among the many who disapprove of the NCAA's rule allowing players who have previously played professional basketball outside the NBA or were drafted by ...

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) discussed the successes in President Trump's foreign policy over the last year: TED CRUZ: Our enemies are terrified of President Trump and the world is safer when our enemies are ...

Colter Wall’s two-night stand in Fort Worth will bring one of modern country music’s most authentic voices to a city steeped in Western tradition. The Saskatchewan-born singer-songwriter has carved ...

The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal said President Trump “ought to worry more about inflation” amid concerns about affordability. “The consumer-price index came in somewhat hotter than ...

In the spring of 1945, Berlin faced an assault unlike anything in its history as Soviet forces closed in from multiple directions under commanders Georgy Zhukov and Ivan Konev. Millions of artillery ...

New Berlin’s Common Council denied a request to combine parcels for a proposed $12 million rehab center. The Milwaukee Rescue Mission facility would have housed up to 120 men seeking treatment and ...

I keep two chunks of concrete in a box on a shelf in my house. Gray, rough, and about the size of a golf ball. They look unremarkable, but they’re anything but. I got them as a Christmas gift in 1989.