Reform we need: A new law in Michigan will make it easier for residents to contract services directly with a doctor instead of going through a third-party insurance mechanism.

The Telegraph reveals that the NSA provided proof that the Kremlin killed the spy-turned-dissident in 2006.

It’s not just TAI that’s seeing it anymore.

An NYT investigation reveals that it has become more common than you would think for nursing homes to get legal control over their residents—and their residents’ assets.

The task of maintaining a peaceful, liberal world order is getting harder and more complicated.

The next shoe to drop after the Greek election may be pointing in an eastward direction.

Ten days after discussing easing sanctions on Russia, will Europeans ratchet them up in the face of new aggression in eastern Ukraine?

The overall situation in the aftermath of the Greek elections is a combination of a classical tragedy and Sartre’s No Exit.

Nigeria faces a contentious election in February, likely to be made worse by violent attacks from Boko Haram.

The F-35 program’s supporters are willing to toss aside the useful and sturdy A-10 “Warthog” for this problem-plagued but glamorous jet.