The U.S.-trained force of fighters in Syria, originally 60 men, continues to bleed strength—and U.S. prestige.

As public education fails kids around the globe, private schools are taking off in the developing world. Governments, leave those schools alone!

Western stocks aren’t immune to China’s troubles. Major companies have depended for years on Chinese growth to boost revenue and profits.

At Connecticut College, the outrage machine claims another victim.

Blue model misgovernance has created a trillion dollar disaster, and how America digs itself out of this hole is going to be one of the big questions of our time.

The Planned Parenthood videos are forcing the public to think hard about a Democratic-supported practice that makes many Americans uneasy.

The President says this is the best deal available. He’s right; it’s the best deal he could get—absent a credible threat to use force.

India will surpass China as the world’s most populous country more quickly than previously thought. That growth underlines the desperate need for India to become a manufacturing hub.

Al Nusra captures 18 U.S.-trained rebels—or 30 percent of our force.

Latvia and Lithuania, NATO members, are worried about a Russian invasion. That’s why these two Baltic states are boosting their defense spending.