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As one of the prosecution’s key witnesses took the stand Wednesday in a trial charging Dewey & LeBoeuf’s three former leaders with defrauding creditors, reporters weren’t the only ones capturing the activity in the courtroom. From the second row, longtime courtroom artist Elizabeth Williams illustrated the scene.

Texas officer resigns after pool-party video, Scott Walker bets on the Midwest and nanny states kick it into high gear.

Out of drive space? Apps taking too long to launch? WSJ’s Joanna Stern shows you three ways to make your Mac run like new. Photo/video: Drew Evans/The Wall Street Journal.

One day after New Jersey’s highest court delivered Gov. Chris Christie a victory on a pension-funding fight, the potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate is using the issue to fundraise.

BMW has launched its latest range of executive cars. The new 7-series includes gesture control, self parking and an app store. Photo: Reuters

A new generation of beauty products aim to work faster and shave minutes off the daily regime. WSJ's Elizabeth Holmes reports. Photo: Devon Jarvis for The Wall Street Journal

Is there a real market for custom-made $3,000 underwear? Yes, there really is. WSJ's Christina Binkley discusses. Photo: Getty

Telling the news in real time is now meat and drink to reporters. But predicting how content will be consumed in 2020—and on which platform—is much harder to do. The Journal put the question to leading influencers from the worlds of journalism, gaming and virtual reality.

Boomerang Tube filed for bankruptcy, Corinthian Colleges students want a shield from loans, and top labor negotiators left GM and Chrysler.

South Korea’s battle with a rare viral outbreak entered a third week with a rising death toll and increasing concerns about another potential casualty: the economy.