The Wall Street Journal

Federal regulators fined wireless carriers Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint nearly $200 million for sharing customer-location data without consent.

The actor and his wife, actress Robin Dearden, are asking $3.495 million for the apartment at Berkeley House.

Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor has earned a reputation for being sure-footed in a crisis.

The Luxembourg-based and Hong Kong-listed cosmetics company said that the offer from L’Occitane Groupe, Geiger’s holding company, to buy the remaining shares would cost €1.7 billion.

Wall Street has spent billions buying up homes. A crackdown is looming.

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Under Supreme Court precedent, racial handouts are strictly limited.

Star Wars: Return of the Union of Concerned Scientists.

States take on China in the name of national security. And, Washington’s telecom cop seeks new beat: cybersecurity.

Each one is used by the terrorists for passing the charity hat, regrouping, rebuilding tunnels and rearming.

Mike Johnson had to risk his job and arguably his entire career as well.

A group of 21 House Democrats called on the school to disband the encampment that helped launch a movement at other U.S. colleges.

The protesters should be burning Hamas flags, not waving them.

A new rule details how the agency will oversee the $10 billion industry for medical tests conducted by single laboratories.

Until recently, India didn’t see itself as a great power in the traditional mode. Now it wants to establish a leading role in the world order.

After months of backlash from players and fans over new uniforms that rolled out this season, Nike is preparing to modify the most ridiculed elements of the jerseys.

The digital financial-services provider posted better-than-expected revenue and income for last quarter, but shares declined about 10% after it issued a second-quarter forecast that missed analysts’ expectations.

Tentative approval for the software feature follows Musk’s surprise visit to Beijing and marks a crucial victory in his push to reignite Tesla’s growth.

The Federal Reserve has a policy meeting this week, and the latest inflation data is likely to set the stage for some uncomfortable discussions.

In Virginia’s data-center alley, rising power demand means more fossil fuels.

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BHP Brasil said that together with Samarco and Vale it has submitted a nonbinding indicative settlement proposal worth around $25.7 billion relating to the failure of the Samarco dam in 2015.

U.S. natural gas futures were steady to higher as the front month switches to June after Friday’s weak May expiry.

Norfolk Southern leaders were dealt a heavy blow in their proxy fight with activist investor Ancora Holdings after proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis endorsed six of Ancora’s eight proposed board nominees.