Washington is now reconsidering what intelligence it can share with Baghdad, given that any information is likely to make it to Russia, and, more importantly, to Syria.

Deloitte is the latest major UK company to announce that its recruiters will no longer consider which university applicants attended. More, please.

The bearish crude market could cut Russian oil production by as much as 10 percent in the coming years. Russia’s medium-term energy prospects are downright dismal

When it comes to American foreign policy, dodge, vacillate, and retreat seem to be the order of the day.

The Indian prime minister’s emphasis on domestic development spells trouble for the climate summit in Paris this December.

Riyadh has committed itself to a high-stakes game of chicken with upstart U.S. shale producers, hoping the high cost of fracking will make American companies blink first. But the costs are mounting for the Saudis as well.

Jacking up the top marginal tax rate barely has any effect on income inequality.

The new production of Otello at the Met is startling, interesting, and beautiful. Run, don’t walk.

New Pew Survey shows that fewer Hispanics, and many more Asians, are on their way.

The United Nations has decided to devote its resources to studying “just how rough it is being a woman on the Internet in North America.”