Americans are becoming less racist and less sexist, but also less tolerant of people who disagree with them.

Ukrainian President Poroshenko is provoking Putin in the hopes of drawing Western attention. It’s a risky move.

Oil firms hope technology will help them adapt to the impending price on carbon.

It’s too early to say—and neither side of the debate should be claiming vindication just yet.

The Ponzi scheme at the heart of state and local governance is becoming increasingly obvious. The blue social model is running out of safe space.

Riyadh said today it would be willing to coordinate production with non-OPEC producers, and the market (over)reacted.

A turn for the better in Argentina would send a powerful signal across Latin America. But reform will be an uphill battle for the new president.

Call marks a split among international Jewish leaders on the refugee question.

Putin and the Ayatollah are getting together, but there are many things they won’t be discussing. President Obama’s strategic genius, for example.

We desperately need a way to cut health care costs, and an aggressive move to shift as much of the work as possible to smarter machines—or even pigeons who will probably work for chickenfeed—needs to be part of our national strategy.