The Department of Education’s new approach might not have as much of an effect on the ground as its proponents hope and its opponents fear.

Israel’s strike on a chemical weapons and precision munitions plant makes clear that the threat from Syria is about a lot more than ISIS.

A new report has grim news for Berlin’s green hopes.

So much for burying the hatchet with Beijing.

It also shows why politics could get even uglier in the coming years.

Cracks are showing in the group’s common defiance of Brussels. How significant are they?

America’s the shale success story we all know, but how is fracking faring abroad?

But what happens after the road runs out?

A coming surge of migrants and a controversial fiscal stance could complicate Merkel’s life after a likely re-election.

After their failures this past spring, Republican Senators have new plans—at opposite extremes from each other.