Brazil has its own version of the blue social model. And it’s dragging down the country’s economy.

Good employment figures suggest that Australia’s economy isn’t taking on too much water due to China’s troubles—at least not yet.

America’s move to trade different crude oil varieties with Mexico isn’t just efficient, it’s eco-friendly.

Even in the Land of the Rising Sun, it’s now well-understood that the blue model can’t support a twenty-first century economy.

The AKP appears be playing hardball before the new elections.

A new study warns of biofuel’s insidious and widespread ripple effects throughout the American economy.

A $15 minimum wage sends a clear message to business: Sell New York bonds, stop hiring poor people, and see what you can do to move your company to a more welcoming state.

It is unrealistic to force people who have nothing in common in this world to enjoy relaxed sociability, and yet that has become the norm among American religious communities.

Political support for British fracking is crossing party lines. Is the UK finally ready to frack?

As his second term wanes, President Obama seems to be making subsidized community college one of his foremost domestic priorities.