Pew data point to one of the core ironies of liberal politics today.

The Palestinians want international sympathy. But rioting over metal detectors after a terrorist attack seems more likely to draw international contempt.

A Schlumberger surge is a good sign for the health of the U.S. shale industry.

Could it be that the President is less worried about the probe of his Russia dealings than about a general investigation with no set limits?

Ecuador is ignoring OPEC demands to reduce output.

The result came down to ethnocultural identification among the decision-makers more than lawyerly arguments and fact-checks.

American high schools are giving out higher and higher grades even as real academic ability stagnates.

Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic agree that the EU should stand closer with Israel.

Greens might want to hold off on anointing Beijing as the next global green leader.

His critics are accusing him of Erdoganism Lite. Are they right?