A Nebraskan court decision is giving President Obama yet another reason to delay his decision on Keystone.

New Delhi’s elections saw Modi’s party lose big to an anti-establishment, anti-corruption upstart. Is Modi an elite political insider already?

The Saudis are well prepared to ride out today’s oil bear market.

The question of whether remarried Catholics can receive communion is quickly becoming the defining question in the Catholic church, and Bishops are picking sides.

How the West uses a collection of “myths” about Russia to deceive itself about its own impotence.

Putin, Poroshenko, Merkel, and Hollande hammered out the terms of a ceasefire last night. Other than a few concessions on largely nominal issues, it’s everything Vladimir Putin wanted.

Factions within the new Greek ruling party dream of a socialist future that cannot be attained within the eurozone.

A WaPo story struck a glancing blow at best, but such attempts to draw blood mark the real start of a presidential campaign.

Big wind has found a way to crash the UK’s green subsidy party, and it’s costing consumers a fortune.

Over the past 30 years, America’s swelling county jails have seen people kept behind bars for failing to pay to court fees. Reform can’t come soon enough.