New numbers show just how significantly the Shi’ite militias outnumber the Iraqi army.

Medical schools are experimenting with new ways of teaching students, including cutting down on how the number of years it takes to complete a degree. Not a moment too soon.

The ACA penalty for not having insurance is about to kick in, but exemptions and extensions may undermine how forceful the mandate is in practice.

In a twist, it turns out the Bush administration was keeping real Iraqi WMDs secret, not hyping fake ones. This was part of an effort to buy and destroy as many chemical weapons as possible, an effort whose incomplete success raises some unsettling questions about whether ISIS may have gotten its hands on some.

It’s been two days since the new ceasefire took effect, and things are not going well in Ukraine.

An ACA co-op has collapsed because it set its premiums too low. Other insurers with the same problem won’t collapse but may raise prices.

Over the weekend, a train carrying 100 cars loaded with crude derailed in remote Canadian wilderness. Mr. President, consider accidents like these as you ponder your Keystone decision.

Adjunct professors across the country are angry with higher ed trends that make them poor and miserable. But the blue model they support is responsible for their troubles.

The Eurogroup and the Greeks are speaking different languages.

The USDA just approved two new apple varieties that have been genetically modified to resist browning.