A new Vanderbilt University report highlights the way federal regulation keeps college from getting cheaper.

Rent-seeking is so entrenched in many developing economies that nothing short of a wholesale revolution could change the their stagnant status quo.

The Grey Lady reports that many employees find insurance too expensive even after the ACA—and are choosing to forgo coverage.

India’s official growth numbers may be overstated, just like China’s.

Poor countries were just handed a new cudgel with which to beat developed countries at the upcoming climate talks in Paris.

Religious leaders publicly condoning violence is nothing new, but they’re a reminder of the deep roots of world conflicts.

These reluctant allies only hug when they must.

We are entering what looks likely to be a tight 2016 presidential election in a political context where one party—the Democrats—has vastly more to lose.

Taiwan appears poised for a more anti-China government. But the U.S. will stick with the “one China, no drama” policy that goes back to the Nixon administration.

When will mainstream parties start stepping up on immigration?