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Experts said Vladimir Putin was unlikely to change course despite worsening fuel shortages and a sharp decline in the stock market.

Twin earthquakes expose the deadly cost of a system built on lies.

Weeks of punishing strikes have disrupted water, fuel and electricity supplies across the peninsula, which Ukraine's president has vowed to reclaim.

Poland was carved up in 1772. Four years later, Americans took note.

It became the ideology of the establishment it once existed to attack. That's why it's losing.

His policy deserves careful appraisal, not the reflexive dismissal it's gotten.

State legislatures are dealing with the changing legal status of dogs and cats.

Millions of Americans have moved to the South in recent years. The usual explanations -- lower taxes, cheaper housing and warmer weather -- are only part of the story. Host Megan McArdle explores the economic and historical forces driving the century ...

In this year's World Cup, Scotland's second favorite team is anyone playing England.

U.S. AI companies seem to be in the lead, but that could be short-lived as Chinese competitors offer cheaper products with more commercial appeal worldwide.