Ankara is not going to like this. And that’s precisely the point.

Environmentalists love to detail the problems we face, but tend to gloss over potential solutions. Here’s a promising one:

A new report argues that the ABA controls the marketplace for legal services by throwing up gratuitous barriers to entry for individuals and firms, and squelches technological innovation.

Laurent Dubois’s history of the banjo is a worthy contribution, even if it strikes a few discordant notes.

A science advisory board reaffirmed the safety of genetically modified crops this week.

Time to face facts, Mr. President: We live in Vladimir Putin’s Hobbesian world. Dealing with Russia without a credible threat of violence is a fools’ errand.

Since North Korea conducted a nuclear test in early January, we have watched Japan and South Korea move closer to the United States and to each other.

India denies that it caved to pressure from China in cancelling a prominent Uighur activist’s visa, but its explanations don’t stand up to scrutiny.

Some good news on social inequality, for a change.

The research budgets of the world’s oil majors have been gutted as a result of sustained bargain crude prices.