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The situation now is a far cry from earlier this year when Modi visited Pakistan and called for better ties.

Francis Fukuyama’s insights from a generation ago shed light on a controversy at UC Berkeley.

We’re one week away from an Algeria meeting that could produce an oil “freeze.”

The growing ease of genetically modifying bacteria and viruses presages real trouble ahead.

If autonomous cars fulfill even part of their promise, they will transform human life more than any invention since the personal computer.

In Caracas, crises beget crises.

Given all the speculation that the Democratic Party might be turning against Israel, no news is, in this case, news.