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Domestic sales for the remake fell in the middle of the studio’s recent live-action redos of animated classics.

Taylor Swift fans exchange cryptic friendship bracelets referencing lyrics, memes and other deep cuts.

A famous photo of Col. Francis Fenton praying over his son’s body on Okinawa resonates today.

California progressives are using phony scientific theories to target processed-food ingredients.

A victory would establish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as one of the great survivors in recent political history.

House Republicans coalesced around a spending bill, which eroded the White House’s leverage.

During Covid-19, patient complaints soared. Here are some of the biggest gripes, and what hospitals are doing to address them.

The president and the House speaker plan to release details to House lawmakers, who could vote on the deal as soon as Wednesday.

A study finds that people get better results when they speak rather than type

A restored version of “The Oath of the Sword” premieres Sunday in Los Angeles.

Gov. Kim Reynolds is at times a tour guide, consultant, referee or cheerleader, as Republican hopefuls crisscross her state ahead of the first presidential caucuses next year.

The green push by the U.S. and state governments is turning trash into treasure and boosting the firms that handle America’s garbage.

Taylor Swift fans exchange cryptic friendship bracelets referencing lyrics, memes and other deep cuts.

Keep cool in culottes, paired with matching crop tops and loose overshirts for a chic but casual look.

A visualization of what has happened to the more than 1,000 people arrested in connection with the 2021 attack.

Derrick White’s lay-in at the buzzer is good—setting up the possibility of an unprecedented NBA comeback from 0-3.

One measure shows large-cap stocks beating smaller companies by the widest margin in 25 years.

The outcome of the dueling requests could shape a prisoner-swap deal to free WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich.

Spider-Man returns in many forms, Picasso goes under the lens, the Foo Fighters release a new record and more.

The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate increases affect Europe’s economy as much as—or even more than—they do the U.S.

For at least four years, officers in Antioch called Black residents racial slurs, bragged about beating suspects and joked about violating people’s rights.

Elizabeth Holmes is expected to begin an 11-year sentence at a Bryan, Texas, prison camp on Tuesday.

Jellycats’ quirky designs and humanlike characteristics seem suited to home décor and self-care.

Despite backing from top leaders and a ready-made market for its planes, manufacturer Comac faces a steep path to success.

The agreement in principle between President Biden and House Republicans includes spending caps, work requirements and permitting.