Even after the last-minute surge in enrollment, only 26 percent of new health insurance enrollees say that they were previously uninsured. This falls far short of success.

Genetically modified farm animals may be a key part of feeding future generations in what looks to be a hotter and more hostile world.

A human rights lawyer working for the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan was murdered for defending people accused of blasphemy.

Japanese nationalists slipped propaganda and revised history into the translation of a British journalist’s book. The elderly writer is flabbergasted at the insertions—but the book is selling fast in Japan.

Gazprom is cracking the whip in Kiev, requiring its delinquent customer to prepay its June gas bill by next Friday. This isn’t just a problem for Ukraine, though: Some 15 percent of Europe’s gas supply could be affected, if Ukraine can’t come up with the funds.

The North Korean news agency just directed some unspeakably vile and racist insults at President Obama and South Korean President Park.

The left has always held up the Veterans Affairs hospitals as shining examples of socialized medicine. But new revelations about secret waiting lists at a VA hospital in Phoenix paint a very different picture.

Myanmar’s government prides itself for the strides it has made on press and other freedom indices, but its record, especially when it comes to the treatment of Muslim minorities in the west, remains dismal.

The EU may be giving up on its plan to snub Canada’s dirty tar sands crude. A pushy Putin may have something to do with that.

Pew’s latest survey has a lot of good data on Ukraine. Here are two troubling data points that jumped out at us.