China and the U.S. each need the other to remain economically vibrant, and both will benefit from a U.S.-led global order.

Japan is worried by America’s “strategic ambiguity” and uncertain about its own future.

Obama should be thinking of his place in history as he ponders what to do about Ukraine.

Burma’s persecuted Rohingya minority is in desperate need of basic supplies like water and medicine, and angry Buddhist mobs have driven away the humanitarian aid groups who want to help.

The President takes the long view, and his caution in the global arena is no mistake.

The Obama Administration’s foreign policy has been one long parade of errors.

The leader of the world’s only superpower just “wants to be alone.” Part of the symposium: “America Self-Contained?“

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel told an audience in Beijing, point blank, not to pull a “Crimea” in its territorial disputes in the region. Will it be enough to reassure Japan and other nervous U.S. allies in East Asia?

The growth of health clinics at big box retailers may be the most important innovation in health care delivery in our time.

Colleges are increasing athletic budgets much faster than academic ones, especially at Division III schools.