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Saving time and money while having peace of mind is a must when traveling. MarketWatch reporter Catey Hill gives five simple tips on how to properly book your next flight. Photo: AP

The “Fun Home” star and 2015 Tony Award-winning actor tells WSJ’s Tanya Rivero about his pre- and post-show rituals, and why Broadway is so great right now.

The “Fun Home” star and 2015 Tony Award-winning actor tells WSJ’s Tanya Rivero about his pre- and post-show rituals, and why Broadway is so great right now.

Rachel McAdams, Jake Gyllenhaal, 50 Cent and Eminem were among the stars on hand.

Kasich finds the sour spot on religion and economics.

Women earned 81.9 cents for every dollar a man earned in the second quarter of the year. Labor Department data out Tuesday showed the pay gap between men and women little changed, and perhaps even taking a step back. Women earned almost 84 cents for every dollar a man earned in the second quarter of 2014.

FX Networks released a full trailer, and it is full of plot details.

Google said it is adding the mobile-app development platform Pixate to its suite of services for designers.

Apple's quarterly profit surged 38%, boosted again by strong demand for the company's latest iPhones. We're live-blogging CEO Tim Cook's conference call with Wall Street analysts.

On Monday Donald Trump clarified his controversial comments about Sen. John McCain. Like many public figures before him, Mr. Trump found himself practicing the delicate art of the public apology.

Google wants everyone to be able to search for anything online - unless it involves the salaries it pays to its workers.

Though puppy parties have been available for years, businesses say they are receiving more requests. Penelope Pfister plays with puppies rented for her recent birthday party. Photo: Sam Comen for WSJ

Apple Inc. is recruiting experts from the auto industry, a signal that its efforts to develop an electric car could be gaining ground. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins discusses the new hires. Photo: FCA

A host of Apple services were knocked out of service intermittently Tuesday morning.

A host of Apple services were knocked out of service intermittently Tuesday morning.

Syfy's latest installment of the campy summer franchise will offer more sharknados, with the notion of family front and center.

More details emerge about the shooter in Tennessee, how will the GOP handle Donald Trump and how the money from the "Ice Bucket Challenge" was actually spent.

Marketing ideas from a young CMO of a fast-growing company; and entrepreneurs finding a niche with gondola rides in the U-S...

Google wants everyone to be able to search for anything online - unless it involves the salaries it pays to its workers.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto on the Ohio Governor’s bid to win the GOP presidential nomination. Photo: Getty Images

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on Uber’s latest road block and the Democratic impulse to tax and regulate. Photo: Getty Images

Former Arkansas Senator Blanche Lincoln on how President Obama has reshaped the political left. Photo: Getty Images

Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust Director Anne Bayefsky on the significance of the U.N. vote to lift international sanctions on Iran. Photo: Getty Images

The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association kicked off a new "20x20" initiative to help land 20 Asian-American lawyers into the ranks of Fortune 500 general counsel by 2020.

New, unknown music acts are topping the charts faster in the social-media age.