New York’s planners seem not to understand much about how people actually use train stations in 2016.

The ruthless logic of algorithmic efficiency threatens Wall Street business models.

The U.S. will probably see more ISIS-inspired attacks in the run-up to the election—and the “how” and “why” should be no great mystery.

The next joint military exercise will be the last.

Comparing and contrasting different cases of “religionization” or “desecularization” yields striking parallels.

At the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu took a very unusual attitude, for him: optimism.

Smart environmentalists should be thrilled.

The Indus Waters Treaty has been a cornerstone of the India–Pakistan relationship since it was signed in 1960.

Our discourse would be better-served if people on both sides of the political divide were more charitable in interpreting each others’ expression.

As America gets nervous about trade, Asian leaders start to feel pushback at home.