The State Supreme Court ruling against pension reform couldn’t have come at a worse time for Illinois’ gridlocked government.

America’s rig count drop is slowing down, suggesting that the shale industry is adjusting to discount crude prices.

Contrary to President Obama’s assurances, the intelligence community seems to think it’s a matter of when, not if.

The NYT lets its readers know that things aren’t going so well in the Middle East, without mentioning Obama by name once.

Euroskeptics and Eurocritics have made significant, if still only symbolic, gains in Poland and Spain over the weekend.

The Saudis are getting serious about funding the rebels. Could this be a gamechanger?

President Obama’s lofty electric vehicles goals have been swatted down hard by reality.

Canada’s oil sands industry has to cut costs to survive today’s bearish crude market. Is it up to the challenge?

Bird flu has killed millions of chickens and turkeys, leading to “completely unprecedented” price jumps, threatened supply chains for big restaurants, and possibly even will put some suppliers out of business.

But will it matter who gets there first? The United States, decades ahead in experience and expertise, will officially commit to a decade-long defense partnership with India in June.