State-supported renewables are set to send French electricity bills up next year.

The most devastating takedowns of last night’s Republican presidential debate were directed not at candidates, but at the press.

“We are now directing this broadcast,” official declares, as cops drag out journalist in headlock.

Cue up a mournful dirge for the slow death of Europe’s once-vaunted shale hopes.

It may be that even if they are allowed to have multiple children, Chinese parents will still choose to only have one.

Ankara has filed for international arbitration as it looks for cheaper gas prices from Russia’s Gazprom.

A helpful new nationwide survey of college students’ attitudes toward PC-related issues gets us somewhat closer to understanding how college students really feel about political correctness, trigger warnings, and freedom of speech.

We find ourselves worried that the President hasn’t properly thought through even one of his wiser foreign policy maneuvers.

The likelihood of a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding all along the Balkan peninsula just got a lot higher.

A new study suggests “Ferguson Effect” is real. Here’s why that could be a good thing for criminal justice reform.