Make it a New Year’s resolution to catch up with the magazine’s must-read essays of 2015.

The Christmas story suggests that we can somehow try both to be loyal members of our nations, our families, our tribes—and also to reach out to the broader human community of which we are also a part.

Puerto Rico bondholders are in for an unpleasant start to 2016 as the island announces that it will default on some of its debt payments due on New Years Day.

Maduro’s electoral defeat is both good and bad, as the stage may be set for a messy 2016.

For now, Moscow has little choice but to ramp up production to try to offset bargain prices by selling more.

The decision comes in response to blatant violations of U.N. ban on ballistic missile testing.

A 1923 Yiddish operetta returns to the New York stage. It still has a lot to say about Jews and America.

That little baby lying so cutely in the manger is the biggest trouble maker in world history, and the shocking claims that Christianity makes about who He is and what He means irritate and antagonize people all over the world.

This week, Beijing warned children and the elderly to stay away from deadly smog and not to venture outside.

Italian PM alleges that only about 0.2% of refugee redistributions been implemented.