When I worked as a reporter in New Orleans during the aftermath of the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill, I...

Minimum wage laws are politically sacrosanct; politicians who argue against increasing the minimum wage commit political suicide. Voters believe that...

Venezuela has garnered warranted attention lately, given a Chavista-led brawl in the national legislature (see below) and bizarre shortages of...

One might have predicted that the host of the United Nations World Press Freedom Day, Costa Rica, would soon face...

Hoy un amigo me despertó con una llamada bien temprano por la mañana. Me llamo para recordarme que hace cuatro...

Although laws against owning another person (slavery) are on the books in every nation on earth — and rightly so...

The Voice of Russia Radio has examined both the likelihood of passage and the potential outcomes of the Senate immigration...

As many of us watch the Edward Snowden saga with bated breath, while he remains in the Moscow airport, Ecuador...

It is my experience that the citizens of the United States of America are generally isolated from world events, on...

This weekend, Colombian newspaper El Tiempo reported on a new surveillance program in the country that will allow authorities, with a...

The last time I was in Brazil, there was a corruption scandal all over the TV.  I don’t remember the...

While Rand Paul may be open to a limited degree of immigration reform, his recent Op-Ed in the Washington Times...