Syriza is proving to be incapable of serious, effective negotiations.

In the latest demonstration that anybody with important information stored online (that’s you) is losing out, hackers stole 80 million private records from the second largest health insurer in America.

And with Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande flying off to Moscow to try to negotiate a deal with Vladimir Putin, an ever-more desperate Ukraine is looking at a bleak future.

Ten months out and already top officials are trying to tamp down expectations for this year’s climate summit in Paris.

The votes are in, and academics think Kerry is the least effective Secretary of State of our time.

Homeschooling is on the rise in Silicon Valley, mirroring and perhaps accelerating national trends. This rise portends a shaky future for blue model institutions.

A Sinai affiliate’s success might be a sign of a troubling expansion.

China fears that the execution of Japanese citizens by ISIS will give a boost to Shinzo Abe’s push for increased militarism.

One half of Spain takes the hardest line on Greece; the other wants it to have the best deal. Why? Europe’s new political realities.

EU electric vehicle sales are plummeting along with oil prices, but policymakers are convinced more regulations will save the nascent industry’s day.