Socialism may be a dirty word in Scandinavia these days.

“I am not asking for a right of return for six million Palestinians; I want a solution for them.”

Meanwhile, the United States seems to have finally settled on a plan.

November 1 vote shows Erdogan’s divisive tactics worked. Bad news for Turkey ahead.

With chances for more sweeping reforms looking dim, Chicago is trying to tax itself out of its problems. But will people stick around to pay their rising bills?

To make a case against the viability of a modern socialist state, particularly one that relies on exporting natural resources, one need only point to Venezuela.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks discusses his new book, “Not in God’s Name,” which explores the roots of religious extremism.

Several colleges are creating posters and videos explaining to students what kinds of costumes they can and can’t wear.

If Americans are going to understand their own history and society, much less the nature of America’s role in world affairs, our colleges and schools are going to have to recover one of the most dramatic and consequential elements of the American story.

Plea coercing still an unadressed problem in drug reform bill.