And we don’t expect 2015 to be much better.

The Japanese have never been overly fond of Koreans. Now they are even less so, though Seoul and Tokyo have foreign-policy interests in common.

Just as the Medicaid Expansion is starting to show signs of serious strain, Texas’s Governor-elect is reconsidering his state’s decision to reject it.

If you have secularist projects in a country with strongly religious demographics, beware of democracy! Has the religiously tone-deaf Obama administration finally gotten this?

The flawed human race, trapped in a cycle of cascading pain and wrong is what, and who, God is bound and determined to love; the question is how can he do it?

The government grants a concession—but a small one, so far.

In terms of power and position, here’s who came out on top last year.

Two new studies show that patients need much better information about the risks and benefits of medical procedures.

Feeling threatened by Islam, secularism, and regional powers, Buddhists in south and southeast Asia are becoming militant—and joining forces.

Across the country projects to build new streetcar routes are floundering, just like much of the rest of Obama’s pet urbanist projects.