She doesn’t trust Iran, and thinks we should be harder on Putin.

The rest of the world is struggling to replicate America’s extraordinary success with shale oil and gas.

It’s not an either/or.

Don’t be fooled. Personnel cuts are part of broader effort to strengthen the Chinese military.

A case coming before the Supreme Court this autumn argues that it is, but public unions have done far more damage to American civic life than just abridging their members’ rights.

As the quantity of work has fallen, professional firefighters’ salaries are still growing healthily—Los Angeles saw the average firefighter making more than $142,000 in 2013.

As China turns inward, Africa stands to lose much-needed development assistance.

Scientists have found a way to genetically modify glow-in-the-dark, bird-flu resistant chickens. We live in interesting times.

Puerto Rico needs to have any financial relief tightly tied to serious, far-reaching reforms. Blank check bankruptcy protection, such as the kind being floated by Governor Andrew Cuomo, just won’t do.

Two continuities mark the life of the longest-reigning monarch in British history: one is the presence of accelerating, transformative change in every dimension of human life; the other is the smugness of establishments who assume that the important questions have been answered, and that nothing important will ever change.