Today’s authoritarians are just as threatened by pluralism and dissenting ideas as the single-party states that preceded them.

Impending changes to forestry rules could conceal “300 million tons of carbon dioxide every year,” researchers say.

Oregon legislators have taken a step to break NIMBY power over housing development.

But Oklahoma’s seismic problems aren’t shared by the rest of the country’s shale formations.

And it’s (almost) all Libya’s fault. It’s a bad time to be a petrostate.

The hypocrisy of Germany’s outrage to NSA spying is laid bare once more.

And it’s sparked an acrimonious debate amongst scientists in the process.

A year after the referendum, the path forward on Brexit looks murkier than ever.

Environmentalists, take note.

The Golden States’s self-righteous “travel ban” sets a dangerous and destructive precedent.