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Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and de facto ruler, is attempting to modernize—not to democratize—the desert ...

Trump voters are now likelier to say that he is more responsible for the current state of the economy than to say that Biden ...

Investors fret more taxes or borrowing are likely after the U.K. government abandoned a plan to cut welfare spending.

JJ Lin (Jacqueline Jing Lin) is the motion graphics director for The Wall Street Journal’s video team in New York. Her team ...

Mahmoud Khalil arrived in the New York area on Saturday, following his release from custody more than three months after the former Columbia student was first detained by immigration officials ...

Israel’s attack on Iran gave the greenback a boost after a long stretch of trouble. But the long-run prospects for the dollar don’t look good.

Following the backlash that hit health insurers after the killing of a top executive last year, the industry will pledge steps meant to smooth the controversial preapproval process that can deny ...

Baidu’s BIDU-0.38%decrease; red down pointing triangle Apollo Go could enter the Southeast Asian market as early as this year as autonomous-driving companies race to grow overseas. The Chinese ...

Total export volumes of rare-earth magnets from China fell 74% in May from a year earlier, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of Chinese customs data. That was the biggest percentage ...

Chili’s CEO Kevin Hochman has spent the past three years working to revive the chain. It’s paying off: Sales and traffic are up, even as the wider industry slides. In April, he told WSJ how he ...

Israel launches a wave of new attacks on key Iranian military and industrial targets overnight as Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says regime change in Iran is “unimaginable.” Photo: Maya ...