A more restrictive Beijing likely signals that China’s leadership is scared of what’s ahead for China’s economy.

Perhaps terrorists who choose to carry out their massacres with guns are actually “taking advantage” of American society in a different way than many liberals think.

Markets in Japan and China fell on Monday on fears of slowing growth.

The Chancellor is under pressure at home to get tougher.

$50 crude is breathing new life into an American shale industry that has struggled in recent months.

The U.S. should do more to let Russian pensioners know the Kremlin is too busy doling out billions to Putin and his buddies to give a damn about their welfare.

Flared gas rates in North Dakota have dropped from 36 percent in January 2014 to just 10 percent in March.

Hunger and looting are now an everyday occurrence in Caracas.

Britons vote on whether or not to remain in the European Union.

A Russian performance artist, who set fire to the front door of the FSB’s offices, was found guilty and convicted to a half million ruble fine by a Moscow court this past week.