As the 1MDB scandal rolls on, a popular ex-PM points the finger at Singapore. He’d do better to look in the mirror.

Telemedicine is taking off. It could be the key to solving several of America’s most pressing challenges.

Brussels backs diesel to combat climate change, but it does so at the cost of Europe’s air quality.

As the F-35 gets approved for combat by the Air Force, it’s clear that all the controversies that have surrounded it are likely to repeat themselves with the development of most complex next-generation weapons systems.

A high-enough level of polarization will undercut the Supreme Court’s legitimacy.

But he (like Clinton) would do nothing to address the fact that U.S. infrastructure is too expensive and too shoddily-constructed.

As time goes on, the pattern continues: more and more of Vladimir Putin’s support staff and friends get a foothold in Russia’s political life.

Moïse Katumbi’s plane was turned away from the airport at Kinshasa just as he was slated to address tens of thousands of supporters. Election season just got wilder.

Meanwhile, all eyes are on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to see whether he will push for remilitarization.

It’s too big for Burundi’s president and too small to protect the people he’s killing.