What comes after state-level legalization?

And though it has since flagged, there’s reason for renewed optimism.

In dismissing his reformist finance minster, Xi is banking on the status quo for now—but the risks of non-reform keep rising.

Germany’s Interior Minister floats a plan for intercepting migrants at sea and sending them back to North Africa.

On election eve, Clinton is the favorite.

Citing pervasive corruption, the former Georgian President has resigned from his post in Ukraine—and turned on his patron, Petro Poroshenko.

The rift between the two most important Sunni Arab nations is growing.

The collapse of order in the Middle East and the Obama administration’s lame response to it won’t be washed away by the fall of ISIS. But ISIS needs to die

Protesters hit the streets in Chile again last week, urging their government to scrap the pay-as-you-go program that has in the past been held up as a model for the rest of the world.

A warmed-over ballot summary for California’s bilingual education initiative.