The number of African Americans who think that guns are an effective way to protect oneself has doubled in the past two years. Could recent events be a factor?

Every little helps, but Ukraine’s financial woes run very, very deep, and it will take a sustained effort to turn things around.

A new study predicts Medicaid reimbursements will see a 42.8 percent average drop—which means many doctors won’t take new patients created by the Medicaid expansion.

Maduro and his henchmen are evil, as well as buffoonish. But is this the best way to handle them?

ISIS and the Assad regime fight each other far less than they do the moderates, statistics show.

Urbanization is picking up, but that doesn’t mean suburban-style sprawl is going away. Many newly popular cities are low-density.

Saudi Arabia’s climate negotiator is talking of big changes at UN talks in Lima, but let’s not kid ourselves: crude is still the name of the game in Riyadh.

Will the report sway public opinion enough to create lasting change?

A new report finds that methane leaks from natural gas drilling operations are falling.

The American evangelical movement’s manufactured nostalgia is failing to slake the soul’s thirst.