The third branch could be a bulwark against Trump’s potential abuses of power.

America’s rig count is rising, and it’s only going to climb further after OPEC’s decision to cut output.

Moscow just promised to cut its oil output, but that promise rings hollow.

China’s seizure of Singapore’s troop carriers is a power move that sends a signal about Beijing’s displeasure with the Lion City.

Outrage at Myanmar’s leader for her inaction on the Rohingya demonstrates the continuing failure of human rights activists to understand the world or develop wise strategies for dealing with it.

Nancy Pelosi’s re-election at House Minority Leader suggests that even the 2016 disaster has not yet weakened the establishment’s iron grip over Democratic power centers.

The inability of U.S. diplomats to explain Trump and his worldview to their foreign interlocutors is likely to be a more serious problem for American foreign policy than any early flubs by the President-elect.

Our southern neighbor is benefiting from the shale boom, too.

A massive cyber attack on Saudi Arabia could bring serious geopolitical blowback.

The anti-Trump establishment falls prey to conspiracy theorizing and paranoia.