“Returns on a college education are falling,” warns a recent report from the investment bank.

Cuba may be a small, geopolitically inconsequential country, but it is a useful test case for analysts of Obama’s foreign policy.

A grim picture of rising costs suggests that the Affordable Care Act, with its focus on coverage expansion rather than cost control, came at things from the wrong end.

South America is arguably the one arena where President Obama’s hands-off strategy has worked. But things could still get very ugly, very soon.

China’s real economy isn’t doing great, but may not be responsible for the stock market slide.

Last year, America’s average natural gas price hit a low not previously seen this millennium.

Colleges should be conscious of maintaining and expanding black and Hispanic enrollment. But affirmative action is not the answer.

As the Saudis’ regional allies turn on Iran, there are signs that the West is turning against the Saudis. If offshore balancing is the goal, this is not the way to go about it.

European leaders, having embarked on the project of rapidly integrating large numbers of immigrants from a failing society into their own, may have a day of reckoning ahead, perhaps sooner than most people expected it to come.

Today’s Russian Orthodox Church is the child of the Soviet-era Church, which a relentless KGB subordinated to Communist power.