What’s missing from Yale’s new diversity report.

We don’t spend too little on mass transit. We just spend it in all the wrong places.

While overall support for Israel has grown over the past several decades, the distribution of that support has changed.

There’s a lot to be concerned about in the Pacific these days.

Tribalism and other forces make ending the “caliphate” more complicated than it at first appears.

Germany has tripled its renewable power production over the past decade. But how green is its energiewende, really?

Vladimir Putin convened his Council of Economic Advisors for the first time in two years this week, with his former Finance Minister on board. But it was only for a “brainstorming session”, the Kremlin said, suggesting that serious reforms were not about to be unveiled.

Tehran’s oil output has returned to pre-sanctions levels quicker than most expected, while OPEC continues to slide into irrelevance.

Chicago’s public school system is on the verge of facing financial insolvency, and it’s not because selfish taxpayers have been starving it of revenue.

It will indeed, unless something changes, according to a member of a European Union delegation to the United States investigating shell companies.