The votes are in, and academics think Kerry is the least effective Secretary of State of our time.

Homeschooling is on the rise in Silicon Valley, mirroring and perhaps accelerating national trends. This rise portends a shaky future for blue model institutions.

A Sinai affiliate’s success might be a sign of a troubling expansion.

Ruthless national interest as the sole basis of foreign policy is repugnant to the national conscience, and since the United States is a democracy, this conscience must be reckoned with.

China fears that the execution of Japanese citizens by ISIS will give a boost to Shinzo Abe’s push for increased militarism.

One half of Spain takes the hardest line on Greece; the other wants it to have the best deal. Why? Europe’s new political realities.

EU electric vehicle sales are plummeting along with oil prices, but policymakers are convinced more regulations will save the nascent industry’s day.

China is making a number of huge investments in Argentina, as part of its longterm strategy of seeking resources and clients in Latin America.

As the whole structure of the legal industry changes around them and pool of students shrink, law schools are fighting over the transfer students who remain.

In a letter to the State Department, the EPA asked for new Keystone analysis based on plunging global oil prices.