Watch the upcoming battle over the Safe Campus Act closely. It’s about more than reporting technicalities; it’s about an ongoing culture war that will resonate for a generation.

Britain’s been busy closing coal plants in an attempt to go “green”, but a lack of replacements is threatening grid stability.

Iranian crude is set to douse an already oversupplied global market in 2016.

As the clock counts down to implementation, the U.S. needs to move quickly to correct the flaws and close the loopholes of the JCPOA.

Last week’s freedom of navigation exercises seem to be bearing fruit as Malaysia joins the U.S. in a public rebuke of China.

Getting the kind of thoroughgoing reform that Ukraine needs would be a challenge in any democratic polity.

Three U.S. fracking companies project a bump in production this year, defying the pressures of a bearish oil market.

Even in the “safer” parts of Yemen, Saudi inexperience has shown. What about in Houthi country?

The first meeting between leaders of the two countries since 1949 conveniently is set for just before Taiwan’s critical elections.

Voters in Maine handed a stinging rebuke to the $15 minimum movement. Is sanity setting in?