The rand continues to fall amidst the impression that the President is out of his depth.

Academic insiders would like the public to believe that traditional higher ed is invulnerable to disruption. They’re wrong.

After a weekend of squaring off with Russia, Erdogan may be backing down.

Russian recklessness is aimed at coercing the West into accepting a grand bargain on the Kremlin’s terms. But whether it accepts or rejects this bargain, the West (and Russia) will pay a heavy price.

The Paris negotiation was always a distraction from the real work of reducing humanity’s planetary footprint.

Peter Orszag argues that this Democratic opposition to Cadillac tax is the “biggest legislative threat the Affordable Care Act has faced in the past five years.”

Despite the perpetual threat of terrorism, Israel has never succumbed to something like Trumpism.

Gas prices on both sides of the Atlantic are dropping, thanks to the oversupplied and decidedly bearish crude market.

Rand slides and bonds spike as President Zuma makes mysterious move.

To the surprise of exactly no one, negotiators in Paris were unable to hammer out a deal by today’s deadline.