The EU’s climate commissioner criticized the sluggish pace of progress in climate talks leading up to the Paris summit.

A major U.S. shale company just signed a multi-million dollar deal to buy wastewater from a Texas town for use in fracking operations.

Politics is thicker than blood: Marine Le Pen tells Daddy Dearest to take a hike, as she preps for the presidential race in 2017.

North Korea and South Korea get tense.

The official statement by NATO is the firmest official warning yet against any further Russian attempts to grab Ukrainian land.

Green nut-jobbery is pushing firms to label their foods as non-GMO—even when their products lack genes to modify.

All the pieces are in place for oil prices to plunge into the $30 range. Are producers and petrostates ready?

With China’s territorial aggression setting the geopolitical tone, the Asia-Pacific submarine market is booming, as its neighbors rush to balance it.

How the U.S. addresses its student loan problem will be one of the major fiscal questions of the next decade. Reforming overpriced graduate programs has to be part of the answer.

Beijing announced the arrest of 15,000 “cybercriminals,” including not a few members of the politically dissenting blogosphere, as Xi’s campaign to tighten controls on citizens kicks into high gear.