Opinion

Nations increasingly try to regulate activity in cyberspace and, in many cases, suppress expression they view as threatening.

What happens in China has a real and direct impact on your personal health and your future at ...

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A year after Hurricane Sandy, the East Coast is still reeling financially, and eight years after Katrina, New ...

The poor have become a “dirty word” in American politics, although they are still part of Dr. Martin ...

Magnificent rivers that water 11 countries, nourishing 3 billion people, rise out of the Tibetan plateau. This bounty ...

The internet.org paper heralds an initiative for a commercial consortium—Samsung, Nokia, Qualcomm, Ericsson—to provide low-cost internet to poorest ...

The reason it’s become so hard for Washington to act is that the two parties are driven by ...

In the 1980s, oil companies looked to the Arctic and made plans to drill in ecologically sensitive areas ...

After two deaths at the Electric Zoo festival in New York City over the weekend, a fresh debate ...

With each passing week, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Russia does not share many of the core ...

Many experts believe that those who mainly benefit from cosmetic surgery are the medical professionals who charge large ...

There are millions of parents who wish the Institute were right. So do many young people who delay ...

Last week, the Fraser Institute’s publication of my research study, "The Cost of Raising Children," generated considerable interest ...

Since the Lam Wai-sze affair broke, people in Hong Kong have begun asking whether chief executive Leung Chun-ying ...

Our planet is undergoing one of the largest changes in climate since the dinosaurs went extinct. But it’s ...

Altering environments to suit our needs is not new. From clearing land to building dams, we've done it ...

Some of us still enjoy a newspaper in our hands while on the train

The revolt against Morsi was led not by Christians, but violence against Christians has resulted in dozens of ...

If we contrast the state of Ireland today with that of Ireland in, say, 2006, two very different ...

The reform-minded economic policy dubbed “Likonomics” was heralded by international investment bankers as a positive new turn for ...

yrians used to be proud of the peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims. They no longer are.

The Chinese government has committed to “reduce dependency” on its practice of seizing prisoners' vital organs for transplant ...

The sale by Hong Kong’s wealthiest man of the supermarket chain ParknShop has been the occasion for discontent.

When Congress returns Sept. 9 after a five-week recess, it has just a few days to settle issues ...

Naming Mohammad Javad Zarif as foreign minister suggests the new Iranian president’s intention to break the 34-year Iran-United ...

Forty-two percent of all New York homes are price-regulated in one way or another.