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Secluded on the edge of the Hualālai Resort, the home epitomizes indoor-outdoor living-effortlessly flowing from the front entrance to the open-layout great room to the massive poolside lanai.

The historical property has been renovated from top to bottom by the preservation architect Glenn Keyes and preservation contractor Richard "Moby" Marks.

The house is built with heavy Montana rock masonry and reclaimed wood.

The modestly sized residence possesses actual hidden depths with multiple subterranean levels that conceal a bevy of unique rooms and luxurious amenities.

The modernized Art Deco house was built in 1934 and has been recently renovated.

U.S. judge blocks Trump move to end DACA program, Oprah buzz sparks debate about celebrity presidents, and Google can't find its bikes.

One million followers on Instagram used to be a level only celebrities could aspire to, but entrepreneurs, musicians and regular people are now aiming for a capital M next to their follower count.

Two former French presidents, François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy, have told Saudi Arabia’s crown prince that the arrest and detention of billionaire Prince al-Waleed bin Talal raised worries among foreign investors, according to French and Saudi government advisers.

Under a German law in effect since Jan. 1, Facebook and other social platforms now are responsible for keeping illegal content off their sites—and finding the job is harder than it looks.

A battle has broken out in France between campaigners against sexual harassment and a group of prominent women who argue overzealous misconduct allegations threaten the country’s embrace of sexual freedom.

The significant pay premium that Americans used to receive for working at large companies has shrunk rapidly in recent decades, especially for lower-wage workers, a new study finds.

Delta dethrones Alaska in the Journal’s annual analysis of U.S. carriers, while American climbs out of the cellar.

This recipe puts a flavorful, wholesome supper on the table in under a half hour: crisp-seared trout and a tomato-kale sauté, perfectly spiced and cooked just until the flavors pop.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS Ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont is greeted by a supporter as he arrives for a press conference. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert) Associated Press […]

For 24 House Republicans, the real capper on the new tax law comes Wednesday. They will unlock a glass display case in the Capitol and retrieve baseball caps they signed and stowed there two years ago. The hats emblazoned with a white “24”—the number of Ways and Means Committee Republicans—were a reminder of their commitment to a major tax bill.

Catalonia’s two main separatist parties have agreed to support the re-election of ousted leader Carles Puigdemont as president, in a sign that pro-independence groups are eager to ratchet up the tension with Spain’s central government.

With stock and property prices once again setting records, the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell may face some agonizing trade-offs in the next year or two.

Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox is nearing a deal to buy about 10 TV stations that Sinclair Broadcast Group is shedding as it seeks regulatory approval for its purchase of Tribune Media.

With stock and property prices once again setting records, the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell may face some agonizing trade-offs in the next year or two.

Delta dethrones Alaska in the Journal’s annual analysis of U.S. carriers, while American climbs out of the cellar.

Space fashion is getting an upgrade, but it has a way to go before it can compete with some interstellar standouts immortalized in film. Photos: AIP, NASA; Video: Laura Kammerman/The Wall Street Journal

The significant pay premium that Americans used to receive for working at large companies has shrunk rapidly in recent decades, especially for lower-wage workers, a new study finds.

Poland’s new prime minister said misunderstandings had stalled a high-stakes dispute with the European Union over the health of Polish democracy.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans said he would prefer the central bank to hold off on its next rate rise until the summer while taking stock of what happens with inflation.

A Jersey Shore vacation home features a nine-hole miniature-golf course—complete with a model windmill—on the roof