A troubled European business climate has German money looking for a new home in Russia.

Just a few weeks ago, the press was hailing the glories of the Obama economic recovery; now that the election is over, a darker picture is beginning to emerge.

People generally don’t live near shale formations in the United States.

Six years after charging Sudan’s president with genocide, the ICC still has no leverage in securing his arrest.

Is this a bid for attention from the incoming Trump Administration?

The latest effort to market its debt reflects a new level of desperation on the part of the district.

Greens are spooked by Trump’s nomination of Scott Pruitt. Should they be?

Congress was intended to be the center of political life in the United States, but over successive administrations it has seen its power and influence curtailed.

And fracking has nothing to do with it.

Let’s conduct a little thought experiment: What if the 2016 race had come down to Dick Cheney vs. Al Sharpton?