An Indian minister advocated sending “good vibrations” to seeds to improve yields. This kind of thinking pervades Western green thought, as well.

Europe’s far-Right has discovered that the road to electoral respectability involves rejecting anti-Semitism and embracing Israel.

One of the major effects of the Affordable Care Act has been to reduce competition in the health insurance sector.

A new study shows that Americans’ support for economic redistribution has remained constant or decreased, despite rising economic inequality.

U.S. companies are refracking vertical wells in mature fields for a cheap, quick boost in today’s bearish oil market.

A moral vision is important, but it helps greatly if you can appeal to hard interests as well as to conscience.

Back-of-the-envelope math says we will shoot well past the two degrees Celsius of warming scientists have warned against.

Commendable as the French turn against ISIS is, Paris may not have any more strategy to deal with the problems posed by Syria than we do.

Japanese premiere Shinzo Abe promised Hanoi a loan of 100 billion yen ($835 million) for infrastructure development.

A new poll puts the support for leaving the EU at 40 percent. The uptick in support for a Brexit comes after a change in the way the poll question was worded, but the reason for the change appears to be the migrant crisis.