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Documents found on dead militants after last weekend’s assault on Israel indicate massacres were a central objective.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has sought to encourage Arab nations to set aside distrust of Israel to isolate Hamas.

Election-interference case judge set to consider whether former president’s public utterances should be restricted.

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Prices at the pump are tumbling, even as war rages in the Middle East.

Hundreds of billions of dollars have been invested worldwide. Here’s what you need to know about how much the technology has, and hasn’t, changed things.

What’s happening with the colors this year, when to look for leaf-peeping and where to travel.

Israel is preparing a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip to destroy Hamas. But it hasn’t offered any indication of what could happen next.

Our top picks of images from around the world.

For the under-13 crowd, a smartphone is still the most coveted technology.

Researchers are “shocked” by the growing number of people who resist routine shots for their pets.

The most recent project is the network’s 500th movie, marking a milestone for a certain kind of true crime tale.

There is a long history of legendary CEO returns, but more companies have regretted them than rejoiced.

The artist spent the summer of 1921 working in a makeshift studio in the town south of Paris, creating four monumental masterpieces that are now reunited in a brilliant show at the Museum of Modern Art.

Boasting memorable melodies and Bernie Taupin’s cinematic lyrics, the 1973 album is rich with moving piano ballads and fast-paced, flamboyant rock songs.

Americans are raising millions of dollars and organizing grassroots campaigns to provide flights, medical supplies and other aid to Israel, while efforts to get aid to civilians trapped inside Gaza are being stymied by Israel’s blockade.

The Biden administration’s reluctance to unwind tariffs on metals imposed by the former president clouds trans-Atlantic ties.

It wasn’t clear whether Hamas, which controls Gaza, would allow foreigners to move to the border crossing.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

Rucking, or walking with a weighted backpack, is finding converts of all ages and strength levels.

The rejection of the constitutional amendment reflects deep divisions over how best to address the legacy of colonialism and improve the lives of the nation’s first inhabitants.

Musk jabs at a key European regulator, while Yaccarino, his CEO, hustles to show the platform is in compliance on content moderation.

A wager against U.S. shopping malls looked like a sure thing but hasn’t worked out that way.

Egypt sent drones to Sudan’s military to bolster its fight against a powerful warlord, a potentially dangerous escalation of a conflict that is drawing in more regional players.

Phones have enabled people to bear witness to unimaginable images of human suffering—in real time.