A growing number recognize that it will be a crucial skill for competing in the global marketplace.

A routine election  turns into a nailbiter, more women earn more than their spouses, and journalistists hacked in China.

The first year of the “tweens” promises radical change—and resolutions to some of the unfinished business of the decade before.

Americans like to keep score, but the final result in Copenhagen depends on which media you read.