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The economic outlook for consumers remained strong in early November as their income expectations rose—according to the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey—suggesting Americans could increase their spending heading into the important holiday retail season.

Knife crimes are rising in Britain and knives have become the weapon of choice for London gang members, leaving the U.K. struggling with a crime trend that the city’s mayor says will take a generation to solve.

A gauge of U.S. business prices surged in October, but the increase was likely a temporary bulge driven by companies preparing for Black Friday sales events later this month.

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Police probe the motive of the shooter in the Southern California bar massacre, recounts and runoffs still loom over high-profile elections in Florida and Georgia, and how all those annoying political ads could soon help improve your favorite TV shows.

The new perk for millennial workers in a tight job market; and the partnership between Facebook and Macy's helping entrepreneurs can gain access to new customers.

India’s Jaipur serves up plenty of tourist tropes, but travelers can dig beyond to discover the city’s modern arts-and-culture riches.

Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon is mostly off the radar of stateside wine drinkers. What a shame, because Chilean wineries are offering some remarkable wines at prices that are surprisingly low—perhaps too low.

Dire humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip are showing signs of easing, as Israel and Hamas lower tensions and look for a long-term deal to calm violence, and Qatar supplies fuel, pays salaries and delivers cash handouts.

Subaru’s new DriverFocus Distraction Mitigation, a safety system based on eye movement, is surprisingly intimate, even invasive. Dan Neil takes a peek.

Fights are emerging across the auto industry over who should bear the costs of tariffs, and driving some companies to sue their partners.

The toilets of the future don’t need sewer lines. One doesn’t even need water to flush. They can run by themselves off the grid and turn human waste, or fecal sludge in the industry’s parlance, into sources of electricity and clean water.

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that he doesn't know Matthew Whitaker, his new acting attorney general, but that he is "a very highly respected man." Photo: AP

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that he doesn't know Matt Whitaker, his new acting attorney general, but that he is "a very highly respected man." Photo: AP

Gab, a social media platform in the spotlight after the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, is pledging to curb threats of violence while it said it would remain a platform where hate speech is permitted.

Declining economic growth, trade uncertainty and rising raw materials costs are presenting finance chiefs at European companies with a cocktail of challenges, resulting in slower earnings growth.

Wildfires across California have prompted evacuation orders and set ablaze tens of thousands of acres of land. Photo: AP

A Saudi-led coalition and its allies have intensified attacks on a key Yemeni port city to improve their position ahead of peace talks, posing a potential obstacle for U.S. attempts to end Yemen’s war.

A slowing Chinese economy, weakening consumer sentiment and a trade fight with the U.S. aren’t likely to spoil Singles Day for Alibaba.

Machines that sponge energy from the environment to power ultra-efficient devices is no longer a fantasy, writes Christopher Mims. Some people even call it perpetual computing.

News and analysis from WSJ's Washington bureau

Never mind the nomenclature: Boston cream pie is actually a cake, with an extravagant cream filling and a slathering of chocolate frosting. Up in Massachusetts, they just call it wicked good.

Russia convened Taliban officials, Afghan envoys and representatives from seven nations for talks aimed at catalyzing an end to the war and burnishing Moscow’s credentials as a regional power broker.

Whip up this simple fall gratin from chef Alex Raij, and you’ll see: Mayonnaise and blue cheese combine to form a luscious topping that browns beautifully as it preserves the succulence of the Belgian endive beneath.