Ridership is down, and there are reasons to believe it may never recover.

California’s utopian high-speed rail project just got another wrench thrown in its gears—this time by the Trump administration.

…And it wasn’t long ago that the U.S. was worried about LNG imports.

The unpredictable French presidential election has taken a new turn in favor of independent candidate Emmanuel Macron.

China has almost finished building structures intended to host surface-to-air missiles on its artificial islands in the South China Sea.

The campaign for more intellectual diversity in higher education just got an eloquent and influential new champion.

But do shifting American attitudes portend a lasting realignment?

Our elites don’t feel a sense of urgency about entirely predictable problems that threaten to devastate the middle class.

Dmitry Firtash, a Ukrainian oligarch with ties to former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, could soon face extradition to the U.S. on bribery charges.

A newly energized shale industry is once again pushing U.S. oil production near the nine million barrels per day mark.