There is a curious resemblance between the fundamentalists of both the Protestant and “New Atheist” varieties.

A new LNG import terminal and a proposed pipeline to Norway could help Poland diversify away from Russian gas.

China is caught between a rock and a hard place, with its only ally on one side and more powerful regional players on the other.

Students at top schools have a leg up in many professional fields no matter how much they learned or didn’t learn. A standardized college testing system might help address this problem.

A new study suggests schools are using the wrong set of characteristics to make teacher hiring decisions.

Obama’s America and Abe’s Japan: two countries trying to get “back to normalcy”—but from opposite directions.

California’s official balance sheet is in much worse shape this year than last year—and that’s a good thing.

Chinese firms can invest elsewhere because of China’s decades of success, but that doesn’t explain why they’re doing so with such urgency now.

More than a third of US nuclear power capacity is due to go offline by 2035. That’s a big problem.

Two years after the annexation of Crimea, it is clear that neither Russia nor the West is prevailing—in large part because one does not have enough strength, while the other lacks will.