EU Parliament President: Compromise Possible on Britain’s Future

British Prime Minister David Cameron met European Union officials Friday on the second day of a summit following all-night discussions about Britain's future in the 28-nation grouping. European leaders are discussing the future of Britain's EU membership and the migrant crisis, among other issues, during a two-day summit in Brussels. European Parliament President Martin Schulz told reporters that he believed the summit would end Friday as scheduled. Schulz hopeful "I...

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