New EU succession laws make it vital for U.S. citizens in Europe to check their wills.

The Republican refusal to replace Antonin Scalia reflects a dangerous kind of political contamination.

The Flint, Michigan water crisis helps focus one writer's appreciation for candidate Bernie Sanders.

Should terrorism fears push couples into making sure they have a U.S. passport handy?

So your uncle gave you a chalet for Christmas. Good for you, but what about the tax burden?

Hillary Clinton, a trained lawyer, could have avoided her Libya email mess, but chose not to.

When it comes to choosing U.S. presidential candidates, think "Star Wars" and think hard.

Ignoring deadlines can be fun, if only Italy and the IRS bought into the idea. They don't.

Emma Sulkowicz's Columbia University rape protest is likely to be remembered for years to come.

Whether Tom Brady had footballs deflated to help his play has entered the realm of morality.

U.S. citizens with funds squirreled away in Switzerland are suddenly feeling more than a pinch.

After 50 columns, the author reflects on the U.S. and Italy, at once exalted and damned.