A new report from an influential Israel think-tank counsels Jerusalem to consider ousting the Syrian dictator.

Mongolia’s “emergency” is a case study in what has already been happening to China-dependent emerging markets around the world, and a sign of things to come.

No other developed country is making more progress in moving away from coal than the United States, according to a new report.

We wouldn’t be surprised if this anti-terrorism campaign just happens to ensnare a few domestic political opponents too.

Homeowners that participated in a federal green financing program are having trouble selling their houses in California.

Humanitarian “safe zones” are a great idea in theory. But they’re a bad, dangerous idea in the context of the Syrian civil war.

The Kansas GOP is taking a new approach to fighting voter fraud, the explosive topic that many in the GOP say is rampant and many Democrats say is a smokescreen designed to give cover to Republican efforts at voter suppression.

A new Vanderbilt University report highlights the way federal regulation keeps college from getting cheaper.

Putin has his agenda. It’s time we stop reacting to his—and get back to ours.

Rent-seeking is so entrenched in many developing economies that nothing short of a wholesale revolution could change the their stagnant status quo.