Let’s hope other Democrats start reaching the same conclusion.

King Bhumibol’s passing makes the task of American foreign policy in Asia more complicated than ever.

Fracking is elbowing out coal and bringing U.S. energy-related emissions down in the process.

The younger generation of professors is more liberal than the cohort it is replacing.

The purchase of Bashneft by Rosneft represents one more example of how the “market economy” works in Russia—especially when money is being transferred from one state-owned pocket into another.

The coming ban on hydrofluorocarbons will mean a hotter, poorer life for many Indians.

Turkey gets discount gas, but Russia gets to turn the screws on Ukraine while securing its hold on the European market—for now.

Wei Te-Sheng’s films illuminate Asia’s under-appreciated success story.

A glimpse into the grand bargain being offered by the Chinese.

The pension Ponzi scheme has run its course for a tiny California town.