The government grants a concession—but a small one, so far.

Two new studies show that patients need much better information about the risks and benefits of medical procedures.

Feeling threatened by Islam, secularism, and regional powers, Buddhists in south and southeast Asia are becoming militant—and joining forces.

Across the country projects to build new streetcar routes are floundering, just like much of the rest of Obama’s pet urbanist projects.

Blocking Keystone won’t save the environment. By the same token, approving it won’t destroy our climate, either.

Russia is set to sell Argentina up to a dozen long-range strike aircraft. There’s really only one place Buenos Aires could use them to target.

Make it a new year’s resolution to catch up with the magazine’s must-read essays of 2014.

The Palestine proposal did not even make it to a U.S. veto, thanks to African votes.

As the temporary Medicaid payment increases expire, access to care for many Medicaid patients will become even more restricted.

Gazprom expects 2014 production to hit an all-time low, while Russian ministers predict a 4 percent drop in GDP in 2015.