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French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out actions that could put the European Union and the U.S. into a trade war over Iran sanctions, laying bare the limits of Europe’s ability to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal.

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Documents show Federal Reserve vice chairman nominee Richard Clarida holds employment-related financial assets valued at between $9 million and $39 million and other assets valued at between $12 million and $54 million.

A star-packed quartet of older women renew their friendship in a group transfixed by a racy novel.

Ryan Reynolds returns to the role that made him a surprise action star.

A musical keeps the legacy of the consummate entertainer alive.

This updated version of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel stars Michael B. Jordan as a book-burning fireman with a troubled conscience.

The U.N. and Iraqi political leaders called for investigating electoral-fraud complaints and sought manual recounts in some districts, as questions intensified about the legitimacy of the recent parliamentary vote.

President Trump calls some criminal illegal immigrants "animals," White House still plans on talks with North Korea, and a quarter of Americans spend all day inside.

American home equity has recently recovered, but much of this household wealth is more likely to be held by older, high-credit-score borrowers less exposed to financial shocks.

Thanks to Europe’s GDPR, companies have bombarded you with their new privacy policies; how to read them without actually reading them.

The move comes amid increasing competition from Spotify and pressure from music companies.

Greece and its neighbor, Macedonia, are close to resolving a decades-old dispute that has prevented the small Balkan country from joining the European Union, creating a rare bright spot in a region where hopes of joining the bloc remain largely on hold.

A dozen design experts reminisce about the seasonal décor changeover at their folks’ houses—and share their current tricks.

UBS predicts Germany will lift this June’s World Cup.

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North Korea’s latest tirade, threatening to shelve inter-Korean talks unless Seoul ends U.S. military exercises and muzzles criticism of the North, heralds a shift that will test the allies’ willingness to engage with Pyongyang.

If they obey the law, why not allow more new Americans?

Meghan Markle’s marriage to Prince Harry is the only monarchical topic people care about, prompting career crises; Going to ‘milk it for as long as I can.’

Tesla and a large Chinese firm each struck new deals with lithium producers, the latest sign that technology companies, car makers and other big users of lithium are rushing to secure supplies of the material used in electric car and cell phone batteries.

After too much pink and green in the ‘80s, you might have Post Traumatic Prep Syndrome, but these new twists on the look may change your mind.

President Trump is pressing Germany to pull the brakes on a major gas deal with Russia as the price for avoiding a trans-Atlantic trade war.

CBS lost the first round in a battle to break free from its controlling shareholder after a judge denied its request for a temporary restraining order against the Redstone family that would have enabled the company to strip the family of its voting power.

A Wall Street Journal analysis of 1,450 cryptocurrency offerings reveals rampant plagiarism, identity theft and promises of improbable returns.

A strong U.S. economy and recent store improvements are helping Walmart Inc., Macy’s Inc. and many other big retail chains recapture revenue they have lost to online shopping.