Two dramatic moves by Ukraine’s governments against corruption give one hope that Ukraine may be able to turn the corner.

When the Iranians are stringing you along in the nuclear talks and openly eyeing Jordan, it might be time to think twice.

Western Europe is setting aside serious money for military projects in response to the Russian threat, and Eastern Europe is setting aside troops.

Israel seeks support from the country taking the hardest line against the Obama Administration’s Iran deal: France.

A trio of recent studies send some baffling mixed signals about the effects of global warming.

Checked by Western sanctions, Russia’s Siberian LNG ambitions may rely on Chinese financiers.

The Medicaid expansion has helped hospitals save $5 billion dollars. Hospitals are winning under the ACA even while they continue to charge exorbitant rates.

Former Italian PM on French dyspepsia regarding EU: “I would not be surprised to hear this tone in Athens or in Lisbon, but I’m very surprised to hear this in Paris.”

President Obama’s record of miscalculation in the Middle East continues with Yemen going up in flames. But the White House appears unflustered.

American crude sells for less than the global benchmark thanks in part to a 1970s-era export ban. Shale operators are less than pleased.