Turkey’s worries about Russia are again pushing it toward the West, and Israel’s gas reserves are giving the country new regional clout.

Campus protesters are (in a way) right. Colleges do treat minority students differently.

In the long run, the best way to improve human rights in China is to bring it into an American-led world order, not to castigate it at every opportunity.

Lawmakers slip tripling of H-2B visas into omnibus.

Despite a bearish crude market, our southern neighbor successfully auctioned off every oil tender on auction this week.

Our society is supposedly drowning in a flood of information brought on by the frenzied pace of technological change. A tour through history, however, shows us that these concerns are nothing new.

The rise of educational homogamy is indicative of an ever-more siloed elite.

U.N. leaders warn that broad ethnic violence may be imminent.

From Beijing to Shanghai to New Delhi, toxic smog is choking some of Asia’s biggest cities. The problem will get worse before it gets better.

Both arguments for affirmative action—”diversity” and “reparations”—are riddled with flaws and inconsistencies.