European publics continue to support the idea of an integrated European project in the area of defense.

But how will it shake out? The Chinese, for their part, have shown that they’re not above driving a harder bargain when they sense their negotiating partner is needy.

51 percent of respondents to a new poll on the ACA want to give the law more time to work. Only 34 percent favored full repeal—a number that’s held pretty constant since the law first passed.

The fossil fuel divestment movement is riddled with inconsistencies. Is it any wonder that greens are captivated by it?

France’s Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, may be just the person to shake the Socialist Party out of its torpor and return it to fighting trim. Does he have a shot at the presidency in 2017?

Iran isn’t using its expected windfall to promote peace.

President Obama took to the pages of Time to pen a paean to Narendra Modi. Though the optics are a bit strange, it’s the right idea overall.

Secretary Clinton showed support for corn ethanol this week, but the policy’s merits (or rather, lack thereof) are more troubling than her “flip-flop.”

Bored of writing about the Kim regime’s antics, two veteran journalists offer a rich portrait of ordinary life in North Korea—how people dress, date, work, and play.

Hillary Clinton has come out in support of President Obama’s community college proposal. The idea hasn’t gotten any better since the President announced it.