Five and half years after Fukushima, nuclear power is back online in the Land of the Rising Sun.

Limiting oil production won’t accomplish much if demand doesn’t pick up.

Uber’s disruption of the London taxicab industry has been particularly ruthless.

Reports that the Chinese have been playkng footsie with the Venezuelan opposition.

Texas’s Permian basin weathered the collapse in crude prices. Now it’s raring for a rebound.

Advocates of liberal education should cheer the preliminary signs of a turnaround on college campuses. But they shouldn’t break out the champagne just yet.

Are you paying attention, California?

The public recognizes that the President’s signature legislative achievement has fallen far short of expectations.

No one needs Bush-era press inquisitions to make a return. But some more questioning by the media as to why Libya has turned out to be such a colossal disaster would be welcome.

Communal tensions in India suggest to the military and intelligence elites in Islamabad that the rising power of Islam will eventually lead to the undoing of India.