In a move that threatens to “put a cap” on any potential oil price rebound, American frackers are ready to increase spending if crude edges into the $40 range.

While Angela Merkel was denouncing the NSA, Germany was trying to tap Kerry’s phone.

The opening of Myanmar has been a geopolitical success for the United States, but a tenuous one.

One defining characteristic of decaying blue model institutions is that they serve insiders well, while making it harder for striving outsiders trying to climb the ladder.

A new report from the Council on Foreign Relations looks at Xi Jinping’s nationalism and political crackdowns.

It’s not just right-wing populists who are worried that some academic humanities fields are veering into irrelevance.

As the first cargo of U.S. LNG makes its way to Brazil, we look at the big winners and losers of this new American export.

Vienna Declaration may have made an unstable situation unsustainable.

Across Latin America, the winds that propelled Leftist regimes have died down.

Brent crude hit $37 in trading today for the first time in two months. Here’s why that rebound didn’t last: