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Ticket sales are down 15% despite more movies in theaters than last year.

The killings occurred during a response to a domestic-abuse call in a Minneapolis suburb.

The White House plays down Biden’s metal lapses, while innovations face regulatory obstacles.

CarePortal connects charities with families in need and has helped more than 250,000 children in the past decade.

Christopher Wray warns that Beijing’s efforts to covertly plant malware could disrupt critical networks in the U.S.

Some European countries have said they are considering recognizing a Palestinian state without Israeli input.

A look inside a remote, concrete-and-wood-framed home on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Early adopters are putting a lot of money into these new systems, and they are finding it paying off.

The country’s first known foreign tourists in years stopped by Pyongyang’s Kim Il Sung Square, watched a musical performance and hit the ski slopes.

Richard Rieger II made his rare 1969 Subaru 360 electric with parts from a golf cart and a truck like the one in ‘Austin Powers’.’

Zyn draws debate among lawmakers and public-health experts.

Zyn draws debate among lawmakers and public-health experts.

How to spot AI-generated content, bogus featured text ‘snippets’ and misleading ads.

Plans to store used nuclear fuel temporarily in the Permian Basin could boost the nuclear sector, but oil-and-gas producers are pushing back.

How to spot AI-generated content, bogus featured text ‘snippets’ and misleading ads.

Thanks to archaic laws, the Big Apple is filled with sidewalk sheds that stay put for years.

The president has traveled to his home state nearly half of the weekends of his presidency, spending all or part of 254 days there during three years in office.

Custodial investment accounts for minors have surged in popularity.

‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ breezes onto Netflix, indie group MGMT releases its first record in six years, Beatrix Potter’s work and life get a close examination and more.

Japan’s Nikkei is poised to break the record it set more than 34 years ago. A broker who survived the crash that followed shares what he learned.

The Biden administration is trying to work around a law that prevents it from contributing directly to the Palestinian Authority, while also nudging allies to give more.

Christian Sewing pulled Deutsche Bank to firmer ground, but investors have yet to fully buy into the comeback story.

The Kremlin has killed or exiled a long list of opponents so that Russians see no alternative to Putin.

The former president is likely to seek a quick postponement of the $355 million decision during an appeal.