The President once hailed as the reincarnation of Lincoln and Kennedy has just been handed another major defeat—at the hands of his own party.

Shelling in eastern Ukraine has cut off the gas supply to Mariupol and its environs. Meanwhile, Shell corporation cut off a gas exploration project there that could have been a huge boost to an economy that sorely needs one.

Don’t believe the hype: solar energy still isn’t cost-competitive with fossil fuels.

“The next 24-72 hours will be crucial as we enter potentially uncharted territory for the eurozone.”

Time is running out for climate negotiators to produce a clarified draft text for December’s momentous climate summit.

Thought you were safe from China’s latest hack because you don’t work for the government? Think again.

As the consequences of errors made in the quieter years before 2012 have begun to take their toll, and the significant misjudgments and missteps made since the election have added to the chaos, President Obama is in danger of the achieving the least successful track record in foreign policy of any American president, bar none.

The EIA expects American oil output to drop slightly next year as low crude prices hurt shale producers.

Is the long-rumored Davutoglu-Erdogan split finally coming into the open? Prime Minister Ahmet Dagutoglu speaks bluntly about ending discussion on the presidential system.

Fifty U.S. hospitals charge uninsured ten times the cost of care. This is just a small example of the larger costs Big Hospital imposes on us.