General Soleimani is back in Moscow despite travel ban.

California’s powerful teachers unions have successfully fended off a legal effort to improve education for vulnerable students.

Getting rents under control should be a major priority for any reform-minded politician—left or right—who wants to prioritize fairness, growth, and political stability.

The Turkish President gets prosecution of comic he requested; will likely want more.

North Koreans are the most lied to people on earth. Imagine what would happen if someone told them the truth.

Cheap oil has cost the 18 petrostates convening in Doha this Sunday $315 billion, according to Bloomberg research.

Alas, for the victims of the violence and for the stability of Africa, a certain political correctness seems to have descended at least on parts of the continent.

Well-intentioned but harebrained social engineering is a menace to the poor.

Former Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko’s icy assessment of the incoming Ukrainian government underlines the challenges ahead.

The International Energy Agency is skeptical of the petrostate plan to freeze output, but expects falling U.S. shale production to erase a global glut.