Trump thinks wind turbines are ugly. What does this mean for the future of American offshore wind power?

Behind the harsh rhetoric about freeloading allies, is Trump a Transatlanticist at heart?

After the Chinese abruptly canceled a trade summit, the Philippine President is now walking back his Foreign Secretary’s harsh criticism of China.

Perhaps what truly has the power to keep us together in divisive times are the “mystic chords of memory.”

A moment of bitter irony in the midst of Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis highlights the promises and limits of technology.

The love of Putin’s Russia is a precious gift that costs a lot and can be taken away at a moment’s notice—as soon as the beloved doesn’t fit the Kremlin’s selfish interests any longer.

Trump’s core global strategy is intended to destroy any illusions in Moscow that Russia is a peer competitor of Washington’s.

How the government might restrict the flow of subsidies to selective American universities whose priorities aren’t necessarily in line with the public’s.

Europeans hoping that the U.S. might lean on the IMF for friendlier Greek bailout terms may be out of luck.

City Opera’s revived production of Candide is a bleak, and hilarious, musical comedy—equal parts light opera and brutal savaging thereof.