There are all sorts of enclaves in the world—communities whose worldview, moral values and lifestyles differ significantly from those of the surrounding society. A basic requirement for the survival of such enclaves is social and psychological mechanisms to prevent contamination from the outside.

On both the state and the federal level, there is a significant legislative ferment over the continued implementation of the ACA.

Join us for an exciting webcast with Walter Russell Mead, hosted by the Hudson Institute, on the challenges France faces.

Negotiations should follow a Syriza win, the French Finance Minister says.

Keystone’s builder is invoking eminent domain, setting itself up for legal and legislative challenges.

Premiums vary widely in Colorado, and could go up in some parts of the state as insurers adjust to market realities. It’s too soon to evaluate the ACA’s affect on premiums.

Working With the Grain urges development practitioners to get their hands dirty—even if it means less preaching about “good governance” standards for growth.

China’s 2014 GDP growth was the slowest it has been in decades. This is what Xi has spent the past few years preparing for.

From Yemen to the Israeli-Syrian border, Iran is setting fires again. Did the Administration misread its intentions as badly as it misread Russia’s?

Price transparency is key to fixing U.S. health care, and we should take our cue from solutions to opacity that are already emerging.