President Obama acted as promised and vetoed a bill that would have approved Keystone today. The end of this saga is nowhere in sight.

A new report warns that the U.S. is severely underfunding research into innovative new energy technologies.

Black families are homeschooling at increasing rates. The cultural trends behind the rise of homeschooling are some of the most important in America today.

Modi angers Beijing by visiting a disputed territory claimed by both India and China. On both land and sea, Asia’s Game of Thrones is still going on.

Chevron’s decision to stop seeking concessions on Romanian shale is only the latest setback for Europe’s fracking ambitions.

The base is going to love this: Scott Walker’s 2011 legislation may have done more damage to public sector unions than anyone knew.

As Obama readies a Keystone veto, he should keep in mind the recent spike in fiery derailments caused by under-built pipeline infrastructure.

The euro has no future, but no exit plan—and the Greek negotiations, far from papering that over, are making it painfully apparent.

U.S. negotiators now seem set to tolerate an Iranian path to nuclear weapons. This would set off a catastrophic arms race.

A recent poll shows that Americans continue to support the Jewish state, regardless of the tense relationship between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu.