Narendra Modi and the BJP are using Modi lookalikes to help campaign in India’s election.

Unions are waging an aggressive campaign against nonprofit groups that fund research into problems with public pensions.

The hunt for a radio host who insulted Thailand’s king gives us a window into the parlous state of the country and its politics.

Private colleges have fought against a federal system that would make data on graduation rates and employment outcomes available to students. This idea’s time may finally have arrived, however: Both parties have gotten behind it.

Puerto Rico has a terminal case of the Blue Social Model. The island’s highest court has ruled that recent reforms of teachers’ pensions are unconstitutional.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott leaves Asia in triumph. He signed two free-trade agreements—one with Japan and the other with South Korea—and laid the groundwork for a third with China.

Multiemployer pension plans were long considered some of the safest defined-benefit plans in the business, but more and more of them are collapsing.

How much do employers actually care what students learn in college? According to a new podcast with GMU’s Bryan Caplan, not much.

Follow the money. It shows the way that European financial institutions see their interests regarding Russia and Ukraine.

S&P downgraded New Jersey’s bond ratings due to the state’s poor fiscal health. Only Illinois and California are in worse shape.