The country has not benefited from the euro, but no insurgent party has developed.

Illinois gambled big on its pension investments. It shouldn’t claim to be surprised by what happened.

The gap between U.S. imports and exports grew last year, but it would’ve been much worse if not for fracking.

Higher education is in a precarious position. That makes it an especially bad time for Marquette University to violate academic freedom.

Years ago, the federal government stopped requiring health care providers to get permission before offering new services or getting new equipment. But 35 states still have these laws.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen says that President Putin is likely to test the alliance’s resolve directly.

Ukrainians aren’t exactly jumping at the chance to go join the fight against the insurgents in the east, and the government is clearly struggling to fill the ranks.

Private firms are having an easier time adjusting to plunging crude prices than petrostates are.

After a lull, China is once again ramming neighbors’ ships in the South China Sea.

Because of his 2012 recall election, Walker has a deeper donor base than others in his position would. Yet another reason he could do very well in 2016.