They appear to have been headed for Italy; wages of non-deterrence strike again.

Thanks to the shale boom, US total energy production reached 91 percent of consumption in 2015. (But beware the energy independence myth!)

Geopolitics has returned to Europe not because history has been forgotten, but because it has been remembered all too well.

The success of the Prison Initiative’s debating team is a reminder that many young people have tremendous untapped potential that can be unleashed with the right support.

We’ve slipped into a second nuclear age, though most of the West hasn’t noticed. This one is a lot more complicated and a lot less stable.

Liberal Southern cities and conservative Southern states are in the midst of a series of pitched political battles. While the issues defining this conflict are new, the conflict itself is not.

As awful as corruption may be, it’s only the start of Brazil’s problems.

Ten thousand Palestinians trapped without food or water by fighting in Syria.

As its era of global dominance ends, the United States needs to take the lead in realigning the global power architecture.

New Delhi is getting more and more worried about China.