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In 1999, Serco paid $53 million to acquire Elekluft, a company that specialized in military and aerospace customers, and was originally formed in 1961 to install and support German …

Islamabad, Pakistan - The seemingly interminable friction between Pakistan’s president and the country’s judiciary is about to get interesting. After declaring unconstitutional in December a decree of sweeping amnesty, …

Despite the recent hack during public testing of DC's Internet voting pilot and the rash of other security problems that have plagued the short history of online voting systems, …

By the greater use of compulsory licenses, Brazil could lower drug costs not only in Brazil, but in developing countries overall. At a time when The New York Times …

A federal judge's order that the US military must stop enforcing its “don't ask, don't tell” (DADT) policy that requires gay service members to be discharged when their sexual …

Even the Queen of England could see that the economics profession messed up big time in the lead up to the financial meltdown. On a visit to the London …

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, a debate over Social Security is heating up. This debate raises fundamental questions about what kind of society in which Americans wish …

Mexico City - In lieu of signing a treaty to curb global warming, the European Union says it will push instead for “concrete and ambitious results” in six specific …

The rescue of 33 miners in Chile is an extraordinary drama filled with pathos and heroism. It is also a media windfall for the Chilean government, whose every beneficence …

Don’t look now, but Sarah Palin is back on her death panel kick, just in time for Halloween. No, really, don’t look. It just encourages the former governor of …