A tiny number of superstar colleges are getting the lion’s share of endowment contributions, while ordinary colleges are getting squeezed tighter and tighter.

Is the Russian regime under Vladimir Putin becoming a “crazy state”?

When will the U.S. see the connection between Putin’s repression at home and aggression abroad?

Japan is using a revived military research and development program to turbocharge its high tech sector as it seeks a new era of economic dynamism.

Some of America’s biggest shale firms are cutting spending, but production isn’t falling off a cliff as many feared it might.

Increasingly, Xi’s campaigns aren’t confined to Chinese citizens, or by China’s borders.

Resurgent anti-Semitism is too important a problem to be ignored and suppressed; it must be confronted, exposed, and repudiated—but with argument, not with formal speech prohibitions.

Virus that may cause birth defects may hit tourism at the worst time—and increase immigration to the U.S.

Electric cars are making China’s deadly smog worse, according to new research.

The arrest underscores the breadth of President Xi’s corruption crackdown, but it also comes amidst debates about the validity of China’s official statistics.