At just the moment when our economy desperately needs a wave of innovation and small-scale entrepreneurialism, the Left has decided to do everything in its power to make the American system as inflexible and corporatist as possible.

Germany’s energy transition has a remarkable ability to consistently fail in its objectives.

The latest terror attack at the Marhaba resort in Tunisia continues a worrying trend of terrorists targeting countries economic engines, a trend which Tunisia’s tourism industry can ill-afford.

China’s foreign ministry announced that it’s done with some of its land reclamation projects in the Spratlys. But that doesn’t resolve the territorial issues.

A new report by Goldman Sachs predicts that innovations in medical tech are poised to save the country over $300 billion. Some of the most promising avenues for bringing down costs lie outside the kind of policy tinkering the ACA represents.

The horrors in South Sudan should remind us that the best efforts of human rights activists all too often yield deplorable outcomes.

Humanitarian and possibly military intervention planned.

Ukraine is bargaining over debt-restructuring like it has nothing left to lose. Because it doesn’t.

A number of new nuclear technologies with some extraordinary promise are threatening to shake up the industry.

Turkey could wind up attacking targets inside Syria—not primarily to counteract ISIS, but to prevent the emergence of a Kurdish state.