San Bernardino will be allowed to cut benefits for its firefighters as it attempts to get out of bankruptcy.

Despite Venezuela’s vast resources, Chavismo continues to ravage the country’s economy.

The numbers suggest that as millennials enter their 30s they’re more likely to settle down in cities like Raleigh than in New York. Maybe, just maybe, policy makers and city planners should consider making their cities more child-friendly?

Relations between the two countries are at an all-time low, with a majority of poll respondents from each nation thinking poorly of the other, and more than half Chinese respondents expecting war.

With Russia no longer supplying it with natural gas, Ukraine is now relying on its other European neighbors to reverse their own gas flows and help make up the massive energy shortfall. This winter looks to be a cold one for Europe.

America’s one NATO ally in the Middle East refuses military cooperation against ISIS.

A majority of Chinese foreign resource investments end up folding, losing money, or failing to yield as much raw material as expected. If China can’t turn things around, it will be a sign that Xi is right to be battening down the hatches.

A new poll shows that Turkey’s people are warming up to the West again, though now-President Erdogan is unlikely to renounce his neo-Ottoman ideology.

The ineptitude of Britain’s politicians have them scrambling to stop Scottish independence with only a week to go. But Britain’s inability to handle Scotland should raise flags in Brussels and Washington as well.

ISIS is taking advantage of President Obama’s announcement that the campaign in Syria will be undertaken from the air.