The Philippines is reopening an old U.S. base that was once one of the largest naval bases in the world. Now, thanks to a 2014 agreement, the U.S. just might get to use it too. China, take note.

The Iran deal is seriously compromised in several places, and deserves a “no” vote. But anyone who believes the deal deserves the thumbs down in Congress is obligated to specify an alternative policy.

Signs that the Great China Bubble may be bursting have more and more of the world’s smartest investors fretting.

Thanks in large part to the shale boom, this summer’s gas prices are expected to be lower than they have been in years.

Uber takes its case all the way to Brussels, even as it fights a challenge in its own backyard.

San Diego judge says UC San Diego violated due process in a sexual misconduct hearing. Will other courts follow?

Moscow just redrew a border yet again, albeit very slightly. The line of Russian control in the breakaway region of South Ossetia, Georgia reportedly now includes about half-a-kilometer more territory, and one more important bit of pipeline.

Brussels just unveiled new plans to try to fix its broken carbon market. Can it be salvaged?

A Pew survey finds that people nearer to China and Russia are more worried by those countries’ territorial aggression than others are. But we should all be.

Houthi forces suffered a defeat in Aden. What does that mean for the Saudis’ war in Yemen?