Strong shale gas output is flooding the market and depressing prices, just in time for winter’s heating bills.

Both nations on pace to break their own records amid security fears.

If ACA premium spikes occur in some of those states that have narrowed their networks, the ACA will be a bill that has seen both narrowed networks and raised costs.

Germany’s energiewende is costing consumers 28 billion euros every year, and the country’s poor are feeling that pinch most keenly.

China’s Premier Li is in trouble. The country’s economic crisis may be spilling over into its political system.

Growth falters, spelling problems for region.

71 percent of Ukrainians answered a recent poll asking whether they favor an independent Ukraine in the affirmative. It’s a heartening sign, but one that will only matter if it translates to real results that bring about change.

A new report says a UN carbon offset scheme is plagued by questionable credits and may have incentivized emitting more.

The Times tried hard to find racial discord in a story about New Orleans ten years after Katrina. The problem is the facts just aren’t cooperating.

A NATO ally seems to have connived in the capture of U.S.-backed forces by the Nusra Front.