News Analysis
Syrian Civil War
The Next Stage of Barbarity

Human shields may be just the start in Syria.

hopelessness
Mortality Study Should Raise Doubts About Assisted Suicide

A new analysis on mortality paints a picture of a population with exactly the qualities—desperation, depression, deteriorating physical condition—that we should be worried about when it comes to physician-assisted suicide.

The Mess in the Middle East
Russia Leads in Syria as U.S. Falters

The U.S.-backed alliance in Syria is still little more than Kurds and on-paper agreements with small Arab forces.

The Evolution of Erdogan
After Elections, Erdogan Doubles Down

Turkey launches fresh attacks on Kurds amidst crack-down at home.

Cheating on the Test
Porsche and Audi Join VW Emissions Scandal

Luxury car brands Porsche and Audi also cheated on emissions tests, according to the EPA.

Defending Freedom at Sea
U.S. Navy Reassessing “Global Posture” in Response to Russia

The Russians would like to make it harder for America to defend the freedom of the seas. Is Washington taking note?

The Waiting Game
TransCanada to Obama: Forget About Keystone

The company behind Keystone just asked the White House to delay its decision. Here’s what is likely behind this new strategy.

Keeping Up With the Purges
Communist Party Expels Newspaper Editor

The corruption campaign is a tool for quashing dissent and consolidating power.

Asia's Game of Thrones
South Korea and Japan Draw Nearer

Japan and South Korea aren’t completely buying China’s overtures.

Higher Ed Shake Up
Breaking the Ivy League Monopoly

Whether or not someone impressed an admissions committee at age 17 is hardly the best way to measure what he or she has learned by age 22.

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