The future is almost here. Public sector unions won’t like it, but everyone else stands to benefit immensely.

A change of focus in medical school curricula is a hopeful sign for the future.

This is a big win for the cause of democracy. But more importantly, it’s a big win for poor South Africans.

The military junta is poised to strengthen its control over Thailand, belying American confidence in an inevitably democratizing Asia.

The West is ignoring an ongoing crisis in Egypt, as painful austerity measures stoke outrage against the Sisi government.

Even the New York Times is beginning to acknowledge Obama’s sorry legacy in the Middle East.

Financial literacy has to become a basic element of the U.S. educational system.

The inability to pass the easiest of trade deals with Canada speaks to a deeper structural crisis at the heart of the continent.

Fair enough. But some of the Realpolitik Russia won’t like.

The Philippine pivot to China is just the latest consequence of Obama’s feckless foreign policy.