The EU has put an agreement together that will extend the sanctions against Russia, but it’s tenuous.

Walter Russell Mead is hosting a conversation about US foreign policy with Senator Tom Cotton at the Hudson Institute this morning.

Throughout history, movements have sprung up denying the profound discontinuities between Christians and Jews, as well as between Protestants and Catholics.

Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil firm is luring laid-off American shale workers to frack the Middle East.

The State Department’s attempt to walk back Secretary Kerry’s remarks on Assad is just the latest reminder: the Administration’s Middle East policy is thoroughly muddled.

As Apple pushes forward with plans to launch an online streaming TV service, the U.S. can come one step closer to cutting the cord.

Teenagers who have committed only trivial offenses are sent to juvenile detention centers—where they are exposed to terrible conditions and dangers.

If huge amounts of Iranian oil are suddenly allowed to pour into an already flooded global market, Russia could lose big.

As rural hospitals close nationwide, telemedicine is an obvious, and cheap, way to deliver health care to rural populations. But legal barriers are restricting it.

Or was Putin’s disappearing act just the dress rehearsal for the looming collapse?