Despite worrying pivots to China from U.S. allies, long-term trends show that Washington can still maintain an edge over Beijing.

A grim milestone for the Garden State.

A transportation strike in Philadelphia threatens to keep critical Democratic voters from the polls.

Malaysia looks ready to cooperate with Beijing on the South China Sea: another sign of Obama’s collapsing legacy in Asia and around the world.

Duterte is capitalizing on a cancelled U.S. weapons sale to argue that Washington is an unreliable partner.

American oil production just saw its first big increase since April 2015.

The future is almost here. Public sector unions won’t like it, but everyone else stands to benefit immensely.

It’s likely that German-Chinese tensions over trade and economic issues will grow.

A change of focus in medical school curricula is a hopeful sign for the future.

A disappointing display of conventional blue thinking from the presidential frontrunner.