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High-school basketball heroes, the revolutionaries inspired by America, the genius of Miles Davis and more.

The social-media company was valued much higher a few years ago.

The U.S. Justice Department said that Gunvor S.A. was charged with conspiring to bribe officials of Ecuador’s state-owned oil company in order to obtain contracts to buy oil products.

The declining core-inflation rate in the eurozone doesn’t mask the fact that underlying upward pressure on prices has increased again, according to Commerzbank senior economist Christoph Weil.

The Pentagon is set to begin a humanitarian airdrop campaign in Gaza in the coming days to help bring aid to Palestinians caught in the crossfire of the conflict with Israel.

A New Jersey businessman pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe the Democratic senator from New Jersey and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.

It’s official: We can pretty much treat Covid like the flu now. Here’s a guide.

New guidelines from the CDC Friday brought Covid precautions in line with with those of other respiratory viruses.

New York Community Bancorp shares were falling more than 20%.

How Dietrich Mateschitz made Red Bull the dominant force in Formula One.

The new ‘see-through’ baseball outfits are just the tip of the garish iceberg

Led by a future NBA great, a high-school basketball team in segregated Indianapolis won back-to-back state championships.

The American colonists’ fight to be free was an ‘apprenticeship’ for many radicals around the world.

The pharmacy chains have received certification to sell the pill under last year’s FDA guidelines.

Plus ‘Everyday Freedom’ by Philip K. Howard.

Caitlin Clark could have stayed at Iowa another year. Instead she’s entering the WNBA draft—with Nike and other brands already courting her.

The postal inspector general’s report faulted safety vetting of long-haul contractors. The agency said the mail service is improving.

Plus reviews of ‘Trim Saves the Day’ by Deborah Hopkinson, ‘My Baby Sister Is a Diplodocus’ by Aurore Petit and ‘Bunny Should Be Sleeping’ by Amy Hest.

The British Empire’s trade in opium led to wars in China and poverty in India.

While the great churches of Continental Europe developed in a succession of styles, England’s for the most part remained Gothic.

If you’re going to kick yourself for not buying the hottest stock of the moment, make sure you also pat yourself on the back for the mistakes you didn’t make.

Analysts who share the same first name with the CEO of a company they cover have more accurate earnings estimates than those who don’t, research finds.

Settlement fund could pay hundreds—or hundreds of thousands—for the same abuse.

The six-bedroom, roughly 6,800-square-foot house was listed for $48.2 million in October.

Plus ‘Parasol Against the Axe’ by Helen Oyeyemi and ‘Your Absence Is Darkness’ by Jón Kalman Stefánsson