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President Trump tweeted out a warning to former FBI Director James Comey, saying he "better hope there are no 'tapes' " of their conversations. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib examines how these comments could affect the investigation into Russian interference during the 2016 campaign. Photo: Getty

A Paris landscape designer’s unique and worldly garden seat takes cues from England and Japan

A broad plan to reset trade relations with the U.S. gave China a choreographed diplomatic success ahead of a summit of world leaders in Beijing, as both countries avoided some of the stickiest issues of the relationship.

Fueled by discontent with slow growth, high unemployment and disillusionment with mainstream politicians, the euroskeptic 5 Star Movement readies for elections by May 2018

The most remarkable thing about the troubles of Spanish lender Banco Popular Español is how little they seem to matter to the country or the wider eurozone. Italian policy makers must be seething with envy.

Consumer prices rose only modestly in April, a sign inflationary pressures are stabilizing this spring after a monthslong acceleration.

Starting pay for new college graduates is up this year to the highest level in at least a decade, an average of $49,785, according to Korn/Ferry. Software developers, engineers and actuaries are the top-earning fields.

Getting your son a date, preparing for the after party and other tips for parents to get through prom season.

The leaders of history’s most successful sports teams relied on a range of unexpected traits, from dissent and rule-breaking to quiet communication and emotional self-control.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Friday issued a recall for an estimated 1.2 million Ram pickup trucks in North America to fix a glitch in safety system sensors, linking the problem to one death and two injuries.

Retail sales improved in April, suggesting stronger U.S. consumer spending this spring that should bolster broader economic growth as unemployment stays low.

The seller is Jon Venetos, the former head of Surveyor Capital, which is part of hedge-fund giant Citadel.

With violence and discrimination on the rise, church members are seeking new lives in large numbers, much like the Jews before them. Their departure is leaving behind an ominous void.

Sweeping board and management changes say more about the risks facing Cartier-owner Richemont and other luxury groups than an underwhelming quarter for watch sales.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said Greece could secure a new bailout deal at the next Eurogroup meeting, amid ongoing negotiations between Athens’ financiers and an apparent softening of the International Monetary Fund’s stance on debt relief.

How hopping aboard the latest tech trend is no quick fix.

Turkey’s prime minister said his nation is looking for more promises from President Donald Trump to ensure Turkey’s national security, as the two allies meet next week to discuss their alliance in fighting terror in the Mideast.

New data shows that golfers of all abilities think they will hit the ball father than they do.

Brazil is slashing its planned stake in China’s landmark infrastructure development bank, in a growing pain for Beijing’s efforts to create alternative global institutions to place its stamp on the world order.

Trump’s 10-point China trade plan contains a plug for U.S. natural gas exports. Such an alignment of interests could have collateral impacts on other gas producers especially Australia and Russia.

Houston Rockets star James Harden was curiously awful in the season’s most important moment

In an effort to combat a surge in violence, Chicago has opened new strategic centers in the city’s most dangerous neighborhoods that combine surveillance video, gang database and software to predict where crime will occur.

Faced with a surge in bloodshed, Chicago police have turned to predictive policing technology that seems to borrow from “Minority Report.”

A physicist explains the intricate hydraulic system inside plants.

Pope Francis is heading to Fatima, Portugal, to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary there—honoring the sort of grass-roots devotion that can bolster the Catholic faith but poses challenges for the Vatican.