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From the basic to the more complex, there’s still a lot of confusion about artificial intelligence

Sledding in D.C., buying lava-filled lots in Hawaii and more images from around the world, selected by WSJ photo editors.

Birmingham-Southern College is seeking a new Alabama lifeline, while the city is pushing to avoid the campus’ closing.

Some businesses say they are still waiting for legitimate refunds for the pandemic-era credit.

Looking for entertainment both you and your partner will like? For a family road trip? For doing your taxes? You just have to know the right questions to ask.

For her courtroom appearances in a second defamation trial, the writer donned a protective wardrobe of layered knits, button-ups, blazers and belted coats.

Many credit measures are still being driven by the pandemic’s effects on household finances.

London’s National Gallery mounts a small but delightful show about the 15th-century painter who, in his work for the Medici and other leading families, encapsulated the best of his era’s artistic achievements.

Opening under its current name in the 1930s, the Harlem venue quickly became the center of African-American music and performance in New York, jumpstarting the careers of Ella Fitzgerald, Gladys Knight and other stars.

The incident casts light on a lifeline offered by some Arab militaries in the devastated enclave.

We answer reader questions for extra advice on how to let the five-week program work for your needs.

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

Ordinary investors are experimenting with complex, computer-driven strategies.

The billionaire’s public demands for another payday are just the latest headache for his bosses.

The highest-ranking woman in the House GOP grabbed the spotlight when she grilled the leaders of elite colleges over antisemitism on campus. Now she is being floated as a potential running mate for Donald Trump.

Skydance Media’s David Ellison produced and financed movies and shows, and now he has his eyes on Paramount.

JetBlue and Spirit plan to appeal a federal judge’s ruling blocking the planned merger of the airlines.

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China will pay about $32 million to resolve investigations into alleged compliance problems at the bank’s New York branch.

The Israeli-occupied West Bank has become an increasingly deadly front in a Middle East conflict that has spread beyond the war in Gaza, with near-daily Israeli raids into Palestinian villages and cities.

A New Mexico grand jury has indicted Alec Baldwin on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal “Rust” movie shooting.

Japan landed a spacecraft on the moon, becoming only the fifth country to do so, but a problem with its solar panel could limit the data the country can collect.

Some Democratic lawmakers and affordable-housing advocates oppose the Fed’s plan to make big banks hold more capital.

Apple has agreed to let third-party mobile wallet and payment services in Europe use the technology behind its Apple Pay app.

A spike in attacks against foreigners led the U.S. Embassy in Colombia to issue an alert this month urging caution for U.S. citizens meeting people on dating apps.

Consumer sentiment surged 29% since November, the biggest two-month increase since 1991, the University of Michigan said.