College kids must be running out of objects of righteous indignation. The latest campus scourge is the emotional harm wrought by…the books that make up much of the liberal arts curriculum.

Nigeria’s northern region, prey to Islamic insurgents, endures economic stagnation while the south prospers.

One of Britain’s most entertaining politicians, London Mayor Boris Johnson, sounds off about the European Union.

What did Godzilla symbolize to Japanese audiences when they first saw him in 1954?

The scandal over alleged corruption at a Phoenix VA hospital is snowballing, and the Senate questioned VA Secretary Shinseki yesterday.

Policymakers should look warmly upon MOOCs, says AEI’s Andrew Kelly. MOOCs are great for self-starters and less so for remedial students, but they still have a role to play in increasing access to education and lowering costs.

Young households without student debt accumulate seven times the net wealth of young households with student debt. And student debtors also rack up far more debt of every sort.

More Jews will have left France for Israel by the end of 2014 than in any other year since 1948, when Israel was founded—and a new poll shows that Jew-hatred is a worldwide problem.

A tiny school district in Pennsylvania decides to compete with the state’s growing charter movement—with great results.

People with outstanding student debt are less likely to own a home, says Vox. Since more people than ever are going into debt to pay for college, that’s a bad sign for the American economy.