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For the president, there's no difference between critics and suicide bombers.

After closing coal mines, Beijing is halting the construction of hundreds of coal-fired power plants. But is it too late?

A mysterious figure at the center of the Brussels bombings points to a larger network linking the attack in Belgium with November's slaughter in Paris.

In the wake of the Brussels attacks, Clinton dismisses the Republicans' tough talk as bluster that makes America less safe.

With major powers wary of putting boots on the ground in the Middle East, there’s a new push for high-tech solutions to monitor the world’s most volatile combat zone.

The Democratic front-runner has morphed her well-worn positions, like boosting natural gas production, in her race against Bernie Sanders. But energy-market realities mean it may not matter.

The East African country is facing its biggest protest movement in decades. Its uncompromising approach to development is to blame.

Belgian spies said attacks were coming, but overwhelmed security forces were powerless to prevent terrorists from killing 31 and wounding hundreds more.

The GOP front-runner told a skeptical audience exactly what they wanted to hear, calming his critics — and winning some new supporters along the way.