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Like terrorists, disruptive protests prey on law-abiding citizens to achieve their political goals.

CEO David Ellison, father Larry Ellison and other investors are in talks to buy Shari Redstone’s stake in National Amusements, Paramount’s parent.

Games attracted 7% more viewers than a year earlier. Taylor Swift helped boost interest in the football league.

Several people were captured and at least one killed Wednesday when a United Nations helicopter made a forced landing in a militant-controlled area of Somalia.

Laced with cream and studded with crispy prosciutto and delicate poppy seeds, this simple one-bowl supper channels the soul of the Italian Alps.

Consumer and business sentiment is improving around the world, and that bodes well for a global soft landing, Oxford Economics senior economist Tamara Basic Vasiljev writes in a report.

As sprawling, noisy open-concept floor plans prove divisive, some homeowners are adopting the British snug—a small, comfy, den-like space where a television doesn’t dominate the décor or the vibe.

National Football League ratings for the regular season rose 7% despite injuries to star quarterbacks and more low-scoring games, as Taylor Swift emerged as a new NFL star.

How well do you really know your colleagues? A new Wall Street Journal comic about the modern workplace.

Find insight on Willow Biosciences, Corus Entertainment, Infineon Technologies and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.

Manchester United’s new investor has tapped Dave Brailsford, the architect of a Tour de France dynasty, to help turn around the ailing giant.

The hack of the regulator’s X account likely complicates an expected vote Wednesday on whether to greenlight exchange-traded funds holding bitcoin.

Shares of EchoStar, which recently merged with Dish Network, jumped after the telecommunications company said it has hired advisors to help evaluate potential strategic alternatives.

Some House Republicans insist on major changes to immigration policy as a condition for backing a funding deal.

Oil inventories rose by 1.3 million barrels to 432.4 million barrels in the week ended Jan. 5, compared with analysts projections of a 600,00-barrel decline.

Jonah Winter responds to Meghan Cox Gurdon’s review of his book.

There is as much myth as science in artificial intelligence.

Will the revolution continue on to M.I.T.?

How about the disparities among the victims?

George Yancopoulos is chief scientific officer of Regeneron. Gallup has found that public confidence in U.S. higher education fell to 36% this year from 57% in 2015.

The e-commerce company laid off thousands of employees last year across several business units.

As voters prepare to choose a presidential candidate, a small-town official becomes a political rock star for continuing house parties; promises comfy seats and maple-pecan cookies.

President Biden’s son could face additional criminal charges for failing to testify at a December deposition.

A state-funded program offers teachers performance-based bonuses, but some say it creates division.

The U.K. government has taken the rare step of proposing a law to overturn hundreds of convictions of people running post offices across Britain.