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The mayor pressures the new chancellor to cancel controversial speakers.

Protectionist threats undermine U.S. geopolitical goals.

The U.S. has never used all of its tools to topple the North Korean regime.

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The county that gave Clinton only 5 votes, dealing with bad sports parents, and fascinating facts about the Labor Day holiday.

If the administration and Congress drop the income tax, it won’t be difficult to achieve 3% growth.

Set clear, neutral rules and support the rights of controversial speakers before a crisis begins.

A Washington, D.C., judge strikes the balance in an investigation of riots on Inauguration Day.

‘Owners represented their dog’s needs in a way which aligned with their own.’

‘There’s a person for every job and a job for every person,’ says Bob Funk.

It might please the ‘America First’ crowd. But retreat from Asia won’t bring peace.

Forty years ago NASA launched Voyager 1—and 27 musical picks.

North Korea is making preparations for the possible launch of another intercontinental ballistic missile, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said, one day after Pyongyang detonated its most powerful nuclear device.

The stunning ruling by Kenya’s Supreme Court to annul last month’s presidential election marks a new threshold for democracy in Africa, and a new front in a battle of ideas over resurgent authoritarianism elsewhere on the continent.

The National Insurance Crime Bureau has developed new technology, using high-resolution imagery, to create 3-D data for insurers to assess damage and speed up the claim decision process. Photo/Video: Jake Nicol for The Wall Street Journal

School officials visited Hilliard Elementary School in northeast Houston on Saturday to assess the damage left by Hurricane Harvey. Across Texas, at least a million schoolchildren will be impacted by the storm. Photo/Video: Jake Nicol/The Wall Street Journal

Air France-KLM shareholders backed Delta and China Eastern Airlines taking minority stakes in the airline to strengthen the partnership among three of the world’s biggest carriers.

Novartis said its Chief Executive Joe Jimenez is to step down in January after leading the company through a tumultuous eight years marked by big patent expiries and intensifying scrutiny on drug pricing in the U.S.

A deadline for insurers to file 2018 prices for health insurance sold through Affordable Care Act exchanges arrives Tuesday, but state regulators are still struggling to make decisions about pricing and coverage amid uncertainty in federal-health policy.

The movie based on a Stephen King novel is expected to make $70 million or more during its opening weekend in the U.S., according to prerelease surveys, which would be a record for September.

The Alphabet-owned technology titan is ramping up its presence in the country through the hiring of engineers to work in one of tech sector’s hottest corners.

The nearly 50-year-old label known for its midprice signature underwear and jeans sold at Macy’s and Lord & Taylor is working hard to win over the Barneys shopper too.

As Iraqi security forces drive Islamic State from cities such as Mosul, commerce is kicking in, a first step toward rebuilding the economy amid vast destruction.

The main televised debate between Angela Merkel and Martin Schulz highlighted something that makes Germany unusual among large democracies: on many of today’s most polarizing issues, its two leading parties are in agreement.

The company's Venmo platform is expanding beyond peer-to-peer payments.