The U.S. disability system is failing--growing at an unsustainable pace for taxpayers and delivering relatively poor outcomes to those with disabilities.

The economies of Great Britain and Germany are growing after those nations' governments announced plans to reduce spending, an example that the United States would be well-advised to follow.

The economic tragedy that is post-colonial African history, indeed, arguably constitutes the twentieth century"s single greatest developmental failure.

Jagdish Bhagwati answers questions on technology and international finance.

In response to Russia's economic woes, the Kremlin is attempting to create a kind of free entrepreneurial zone, but the current Russian political climate does not allow for a commitment to innovation.

Young voters who voted for hope and change should look at the president and see if his policies are leading to change or entrenching more of the same.

Too many of the developed economies have allowed their fundamentals to deteriorate in a disturbing manner.

Iran will not respond to "soft power" pressures like sanctions and diplomacy. Its leaders understand only force.