Republicans want America to lead again. What happens if the EU’s migration crisis decimates the EU—and our closest allies are neither capable nor willing to follow?

The Democratic Party is running left, and presidential candidates need to run fast enough to stay at the head of the parade.

“Middle class” is defined differently in India, Brazil, and South Africa, but all three countries share the same need: for a second wave of reforms to make their middles classes less state-oriented and more entrepreneurial.

Increased sales of U.S. debt by central banks are a sign of weakness in emerging markets.

An important series of negotiations has begun that could determine the future of the immigration crisis.

Natural gas is rapidly displacing coal as a power source here in the U.S., and it’s reducing emissions in the process.

A new Chinese fund directs venture capital to Israeli startups. Didn’t Beijing get the BDS memo?

All religion is an attempt to answer the question whether we insignificant beings are alone in the universe.

Thanks to fracking, U.S. households will save money on heating bills this winter.

Campbell’s comments may suggest the White House is reconsidering the complete withdrawal promised by the end of President Obama’s tenure.