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Our new course satisfies Michigan’s pernicious mandate by turning woke indoctrination on its head.

Biden’s program does nothing for the promising young man I helped.

Will heavy-handed U.S. intelligence spooks re-elect Trump? Will the New York Times help?

Nasdaq’s gains accelerated Friday while energy stocks edged lower amid earnings reports from Exxon and Chevron.

John Ondrasik won’t let his industry forget those slaughtered at the Nova music festival on Oct. 7.

First released in 1965, Super 8 cameras and film are now selling at a remarkably brisk pace. Here’s why.

The board is considering installing a committee of top executives to run the company on an interim basis as turmoil over sale talks deepens.

The NHTSA launched a new probe into the adequacy of a two-million vehicle recall in December, after discovering more crashes linked to the controversial technology.

Democrat’s campaign journey doesn’t go exactly as planned.

Readers weigh in, and our columnist responds, on how to invest for income in this market

The real-estate industry has now agreed to pay nearly $1 billion to settle anticompetitive allegations.

Chinese officials have been relatively muted in defense of the country’s most globally successful app, while quietly signaling that they would prefer a ban to a sale.

The oil and gas giant’s spending in recent years has opened up a huge gap with Chevron, and it might widen further.

The FCC’s net-neutrality rules argue for a more active role defending cable and wireless networks from online threats.

U.S. Silica Holdings has agreed to be taken private by Apollo Global Management in a deal that gives the industrial minerals company an enterprise value of roughly $1.85 billion.

One way or another, some of mining giant Anglo American’s assets seem destined for new owners.

The migration has armed consumers with much more information and choices. It has done the same for dealerships.

The Beijing-based company said that foreign-media reports that it is exploring the sale of TikTok “are untrue.”

China plans to give car owners up to nearly $1,400 to replace their old cars with new ones, a move to boost slowing demand in the world’s largest electric-vehicle market.

Chinese buyers, spooked by a protracted property slump and a recent stock-market rout, are rushing toward gold as economic uncertainty looms, propelling a global bullion rally.

Rapid growth of renewable power has been a bright spot in the energy transition, but soaring demand could make all of those gains moot.

The exiled Patriots coach joins Pat McAfee—and doesn’t hold back on his concerns about the incoming talent.

We launched a drone with Apple and Samsung phones 300 feet in the air to test their durability.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as the U.S. urged Beijing to cut back on his nation’s extensive support for Russia’s defense industry.

Cairo’s intelligence chief is leading effort to spur a new Gaza cease-fire proposal and stave off an invasion of the crowded border city.