As oil production plunges and pipelines explode left and right, Nigeria’s government finally decided to start negotiating. The trouble is, they’ve picked the wrong militant group to negotiate with.

In California, pensioners have taken a back seat to well-connected corporations and fashionable liberal political causes.

Could it be that Putin’s threat to liberty and decency is bringing Americans together?

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A landmark settlement raises questions about whether there are similarly unsavory (and perhaps totally legal) hiring practices in America.

The whole point of the Castro brothers’ opening was to avoid change.

We are shocked—shocked!—that a system of ill-thought out mandates has produced such brazen chicanery.

Beijing’s efforts to keep manufacturing competitive and support consumption have been working at cross purposes to each other.

The wrong way to answer a demagogue.

Bibi is playing chess and Abbas is playing checkers: bold moves are securing new partners for Israel in Africa, even as the Palestinians try to counter them.