But Oklahoma’s seismic problems aren’t shared by the rest of the country’s shale formations.

And it’s (almost) all Libya’s fault. It’s a bad time to be a petrostate.

The hypocrisy of Germany’s outrage to NSA spying is laid bare once more.

And it’s sparked an acrimonious debate amongst scientists in the process.

A year after the referendum, the path forward on Brexit looks murkier than ever.

Environmentalists, take note.

The Golden States’s self-righteous “travel ban” sets a dangerous and destructive precedent.

The much-criticized fighter jet program now appears to be a stealthy success story.

Emmanuel Macron has a large mandate on paper to push through far-reaching reforms in France, but the relatively low turnout and the threat of strikes and protests from unions opposed to what he campaigned on appear to be pushing him towards protectionism.

Fuel trucks roll into Gaza from Egypt, keeping Hamas’ electricity running despite attempts by Abbas and the PA to shut it down.