Attention is once again focusing on OPEC as analysts wonder if it will limit production at its semiannual meeting next month.

More professors add their voice to the chorus of criticism of the federal government’s assault on campus civil liberties.

The Nordic country is selling off new exploratory licenses for the first time in two decades.

Thanks to shale, natural gas power production jumped 19 percent last year.

The Kremlin reacted very differently when Russia’s own airliner was brought down by a terror attack last year. Here’s why.

The high-speed rail increasingly looks like a last-ditch effort to project 20th-century ideas about transportation into the future.

Ahead of President Obama’s trip to east Asia this weekend, things are heating up in the South China Sea.

The real reason teachers aren’t getting a raise.

The EU wants to ignore Germany’s concerns over nuclear power and start funding the research and development of new nuclear technologies.

China’s only friend? Maybe not so much…