Bacteria with a new gene that makes them resistant to the most powerful antibiotics have been found in humans.

The ACA chose to address coverage rather than underlying cost, and that move is slowly but surely coming back to haunt it.

NYU Professor Jonathan Haidt gave a fascinating interview to First Things magazine on campus coddling.

Terrorism costs the world economy billions of dollars.

And Islamic State fighters are still not Lord Voldemort’s Death Eaters. It’s time for the West to face some unpleasant truths.

Successes in the campaign against IS in Iraq and Syria are creating opportunities for the United States to shift the momentum of the conflict.

Divisions within the petrostate cartel are bogging down talks meant to sketch out a long-term strategy.

The Democratic Party may be overconfident in the popularity of its current policy agenda and the durability of the coalition it has constructed.

France’s requested reforms, due to be presented at Friday’s emergency meeting of EU ministers, fall well short of solving Schengen’s problems. And the EU is unlikely to even accept all of them.

At least, so says a top Turkish official. We’re still awaiting word from the Greeks.