China’s wind industry is threatening to sue local provinces for curbing their ability to provide power to the grid.

California moves to hike minimum wage just as the Obama administration warns that low-skilled jobs are highly vulnerable to automation.

Iran launches missile tests, Administration gives them another treat.

Israel is reaching out to traditionally hostile Sub-Saharan African countries, bringing counter-terrorism expertise and defense aid. Reports of Israel’s diplomatic isolation are greatly exaggerated.

Bad news for China’s economic prospects is bad news for lots of other people too.

There’s less to the Russian withdrawal than meets the eye.

Russia’s largest state-owned oil firm reportedly intends to cut production ahead of the April 17th summit in Doha to map out a production freeze strategy.

Here are some better approaches for bringing admissions madness under control.

It’s the latest demonstration of the consequences of Chinese aggression in the region.

The U.S. shale industry has defied expectations and kept afloat, even with oil under $40 per barrel. This chart helps explain why: