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Mounting evidence that the Assad government used poison gas against a rebel village is changing Trump administration thinking.
Scientists have developed a new filter that could boost desalination at a time when the world faces growing water shortages.
Supermajority approval is important in cases such as a Supreme Court justice, who could serve for decades.
Strongmen can seem decisive, but democracy's great advantage is that it doesn't rely on just one person.
For all its flaws, the European Union has brought decades of peace to a historically fractious continent.
It might be a feint after the health-care defeat, but President Trump could be signaling a bipartisan shift.
The filibuster does not make for edge-of-your-seat reading. But maybe it should.
President Trump is a wayward defender of workers’ interests.
Drought and conflict are threatening famine across sub-Saharan Africa. The world community can make a difference.
The biggest protests in Russia in five years haven't shaken Mr. Putin's grip on power, but they show that not all Russians back him.