ISIS has become a widespread image of pure evil. Yet the global Muslim community can counter the jihadists with ideas—chief among them, perhaps, the centrality of mercy.

Analysts don’t expect crude prices to rebound anytime soon. That’s good news for consumers, but quite scary if you’re in the business of selling oil.

The new online snoops, spies, and cybercrooks have a wide range of motives and agendas. Whether we agree with them or not, we shouldn’t condone web vigilantism.

We are in desperate need of better ways to assess the changes brought about by technological innovation.

The proposed measure would undermine U.N. arms embargo—and an even more forceful Arab League response may be right around the corner.

As Obamacare co-ops lose money, billions in federal loans could go up in smoke.

Why does the Obama Administration insist that the Iran deal is perfect as is? 

The German parliament overwhelmingly voted to approve the Greek bailout today, but the rancor unleashed by the crisis will continue to percolate under the surface for quite some time.

Will the Europeans press Kiev for more concessions at next week’s emergency meeting in Berlin? If recent history is any guide, probably.

Swedish membership in NATO would foil Russia’s objectives and enhance the security and stability of the region. Those who think otherwise have fallen for a Russian propaganda narrative.