That probably means that President Obama’s confident predictions of Russia getting bogged down will probably not pan out.

Maine wants to guarantee solar producers long-term, regulator-set rates. This is not what a healthy industry looks like.

There is one enduring lesson from Angela Merkel’s big political defeat this weekend that bears repeating on both sides of the Atlantic: This is what happens when you don’t listen to your citizens.

Terrorists seize advanced weaponry as U.S., other rebels left FSA hanging.

Brazilians want Dilma gone, and they’ve taken to the streets to make sure their representatives get the message.

Trump is for real, like it or not, because the people who are attracted to him have real problems, and for the most part they are problems not of their own making.

Influential Saudi Prince lambasts POTUS.

It’s probably dead on arrival, given how one-sided it is.

In what was widely seen as a referendum on the German Chancellor’s migrant policies, Merkel’s parties suffered setbacks.

The Archbishop of Canterbury speaks sense on immigration.