Far-right waxes in Germany & Austria, far-left in Spain.

The American oil industry is rife with bankruptcies as companies fall victim to bargain oil prices and rising debt.

Back to the USSR? Not at all. This is just the Putin regime’s latest means of suppressing dissent.

A respected Russian media outlet, which was at the forefront of reporting on Panama Papers stories in the country, purged its top editorial talent today.

The ascent to the presidency of a figure like Trump would require a cascade of institutional failures. Many of these failures have already happened.

All the pieces are in place for fracking to start back up in the UK after a five year hiatus.

And more bad news: Merkel’s party cracks beneath her, while Socialists hunt for new leader.

In wake of Ben Rhodes story, GOP wants Constitutional restraints slapped on President’s parallel cabinet.

According to a first-of-its kind pension-tracking website created by Stanford’s Institute for Economic and Policy Research, unfunded pension liabilities total over $4.8 trillion.

A Russian businessman, who is suing Gazprom and Lukoil, opens up about the Panama Papers, shady dealings in Putin’s Saint Petersburg of the 1990s, and the Russian President’s bluffing strategy.