The role of hospital consolidation in high health care prices is coming under more scrutiny.

The rise of the political right in Europe signals a potentially enduring change in public sentiment that could reorder the core tenets of the European project.

Brazilian police raided the home and office of lower house President Eduardo Cunha and other elected officials this morning, looking for evidence of corruption.

With its deepening pension crisis, failing school system, and corrupt administration, the Windy City is quickly becoming a face of blue model failure.

Brent and WTI crude benchmarks neared 11-year lows yesterday before mounting a tepid recovery.

The Paris climate treaty included some aspirational climate goals that can only be reached courtesy of technological breakthroughs.

New York’s decline isn’t at all inevitable, or even necessarily likely, but the winds which have blown New York so far are starting to change direction.

Even the generally Obamacare-boosting Vox delivered its readers some bad news about the Affordable Care Act today.

Aung San Suu Kyi and her party now control Burma’s parliament, but their work is just beginning.

India and Japan need to get their own houses in order before the partnership can reach its true potential.