Major demographic shifts have put men and women on divergent paths. That’s left more women resigned to being single. “The ...

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A North Dakota jury finds the group defamed Energy Transfer LP.

Many of the president’s actions align with the chief justice’s efforts to restore the U.S. government’s structural integrity.

Why must everyone chase after proxies and puppets when the puppet master in Tehran is in plain sight?

Chinese officials weigh Japan’s 1980s strategy—restraining exports while charging more—for products such as electric vehicles ...

Militants in Lebanon exchanged fire with Israel, further expanding the fighting in the wake of Israel’s renewed assault on ...

The two-time presidential candidate draws “insane” crowds as he criticizes cuts by the government.

The fossil-fuel industry wants to avoid the financial penalties that tobacco companies faced and is asking for the ...

Among individual investors, strategies range from shifting into Treasurys to buying up more stocks.

The Chinese leader is battling petty corruption through a nationwide campaign that has swept up more than half a million low-level officials over the past year.

The capitulation by one of the top U.S. firms reflects deep worries that being threatened by the president could lead to financial ruin.