Shinzo Abe has extended the current session of parliament to allow debate to continue, even as the bills face stiffer and stiffer opposition from the Japanese public.

Terrorism is taking root along the banks of the Nile, threatening to plunge Egypt into another lost decade.

Moscow is facing a cold new energy reality as it struggles to find a place in today’s oversupplied world.

Tehran moots pushing the nuclear talks past June 30.

Los Angeles regulators are willing to put thousands of jobs for undercapitalized workers in the crosshairs to protect themselves from lawsuits.

Even in the age of Putin, many allies still don’t take defense seriously enough. If not now, when?

It seems all involved in the shale industry are taking pay cuts to keep American crude flowing.

“With no new medical discoveries, no new technologies, no payment incentives” hospitals managed to make treatment for heart attacks much more efficient, saving lives. There’s low hanging fruit for the picking in our health care system.

Wait lines and costs have only gotten worse in the VA since the scandal broke last year. Maybe the system doesn’t work as well as some on the left think.

With Greek banks capitalized at 66 percent, money stampeding out of the country, and the chances of a deal being reached tonight declared nearly impossible… markets have rallied.