Sluggish growth, budget deficits, and austerity rules bring back old fights in Italy and Spain at a terrible time.

The biggest reason to worry about China is that the government may be losing confidence in both the country’s future and the loyalty of its citizens.

America’s biggest solar companies are taking a beating as worries grow over their reliance on government subsidies.

Vladimir Putin is exploiting yet another incoherence in U.S. Middle East policy. And the MSM is still ignoring the implications of the comprehensive failures of the Obama Administration.

We’re beginning to see a pattern, and it isn’t a pretty one for President Poroshenko.

Israeli ex-PM goes to jail—because the system works.

A memoir of a girl’s Maine childhood considered by another Maine memoirist, with sixty years—and a class divide—separating the two.

There have been two instances since the Civil War where a president failed to fill a Supreme Court vacancy. But this debate isn’t really about precedent.

How the President took a bad situation in Afghanistan and made it even worse.

Justice Scalia will be mourned across the aisle, and remembered for his vivid personality as well as intellect.