A small oil explorer claims to have found as many as 100 billion barrels of crude in southern England.

Enroll America, a big force for promoting ACA coverage, is shedding staff after losing funding. As enrollment slows, it’s a bad time for ACA supporters to lose the help.

Authors tapping into the renewed interest in the history and nature of capitalism are stumbling over an unexpected problem: There’s no agreement on what capitalism is.

Even more Americans are biking their way to work and to better health-also to bars, romance, and all too often emergency rooms.

The creator and 42-year director of the Pentagon’s Office of Net Assessment plots his next career move.

First Pakistan prevaricated. Now Turkey refuses to make nice with Egypt. Can the Saudis build a unified Sunni front to counter Iran?

Research has linked Oklahoma’s oil and gas industry with an uptick in earthquakes. Smart regulation is needed.

As the credulous Rolling Stone shows, abandoning skepticism in the service of a higher cause is a self-defeating proposition.

The mental act of looking at something is a critical component of conscience. This perhaps helps us understand why certain front lines in the culture war are shifting and others are not.

Henry Kissinger and George Shultz are none too pleased with President Obama’s framework agreement. They are right.