The Defense Department is as worried about China as ever. How will Trump respond?

The effort to downplay old-fashioned measures of academic merit is really about protecting the already-privileged.

A minor concession to China—or the sign of a serious rift with Washington?

As the assault on ISIS’ capital Raqqa begins, another U.S. strike on the Assad regime makes clear that the scramble for Syria is only beginning.

Kansas lawmakers repudiate Gov. Brownback’s extreme supply side approach to public budgeting.

Canada is defining its foreign policy agenda in sharp contrast to Trump’s, but the ties that bind the two countries remain as strong as ever.

The Obamacare insurance markets have suffered yet another major blow.

Qatar is the world’s largest LNG exporter, and it’s also the target of an attempt by a group of Arab countries to isolate it over accusations of attempts to destabilize the region. That decision by Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Maldives, Yemen, and the UAE to cut diplomatic ties with Qatar is going to make […]

We will find out this summer, and the answer could profoundly shape the prospects for his presidency.

The Administration’s budget plan puts pressure on the Office for Civil Rights in Education. That’s a step in the right direction.