India is giving individual states more freedom to test new ideas. It worked for us!

A new survey finds that 66 percent of millennial respondents want to live in the suburbs. Technology can make that choice more sustainable.

The U.S. is sending armored vehicles to the Ukrainian military and deploying troops to the outskirts of Lviv, where they will be training Ukrainian national guard units.

In its green fervor, Europe has lost $100 billion by siting renewables in cloudy and windless locations.

In the lead-up to a visit from Obama, Modi is trumpeting a new diplomatic stance toward China that is in line with U.S. interests.

Last year the NYT print edition passed on covering the March for Life. The media’s biases will just as likely be at work this year.

Where Americans see unjustifiable rights violations, Saudis see emergency measures that America made necessary.

The Egyptian Museum’s inability to take care of the King Tut relics points to a larger dysfunction.

The Gulf Cooperation Council stands to lose $300 billion this year as a result of plunging crude prices, according to the IMF.

For the first time ever, Blue Cross Blue Shield has released price data on surgery costs. This is huge news.