There are no short-term fixes to the North Korean crisis, only a long-term containment challenge.

Kenya’s Supreme Court tosses last month’s fraudulent election results after John Kerry and the Carter Center affirmed them.

Europe and Mexico are feeling the effects of Harvey’s devastation.

Oil rich Kirkuk’s vote in the in the Kurdish independence referendum will annoy Baghdad, but might be a minor consolation to Turkey.

It’s becoming impossible to take seriously.

The Iranians are laying the groundwork for America’s diplomatic isolation if the President declares Iran non-compliant.

Electronic health records have not proven to be the boon for lowering health care costs some hoped they would be. But there’s hope yet.

It’s a sudden end to a smoldering standoff between Beijing and New Delhi—but who was the one that blinked?

Both the Syrian regime and the U.S.-backed Kurds are poised to capture ISIS’ last major strongholds—and its oil.

The storm is bearing down on a part of the country that’s chock full of major energy infrastructure.