Shale’s resilience has put Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world’s petrostates in a very tight spot.

200 dead in latest tragedy. What would happen if they’d died on an Airbus, rather than a boat?

Oil services companies are lowering their prices and even acting as lenders to help keep the shale industry afloat.

The Secretary of State doubled down on a firm American stance against China’s claims to territory in the South China Sea around freshly built artificial islands, saying that the U.S. will not accept any action that threatens freedom of navigation.

Last night’s debate was perhaps the first of its kind, sporting a format attuned to where Americans are.

Top Senate Democrat wants to kill the Iran deal.

Going on a year and a half after Russia annexed Crimea and fomented an ugly hybrid war in eastern Ukraine, Paris and Moscow have finally closed out their business regarding the warships that Paris almost sold to Moscow.

A dangerous perception: With the Iran deal, many wonder whether America is actually taking Iran’s side, throwing its weight behind the Shi’a in the ongoing conflict between Shi’a and Sunni.

For Republicans to reap the full rewards of backing the gig economy they have to do more than just cheer deregulation; they also need a positive vision for what a social system of support looks like for workers.

A smart new opera provides some much-needed laughs about Supreme Court—and some good music too.