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Law school enrollment has taken a big in recent years. To Kirkland & Ellis partner, Steven J. Harper the decline in students is a problem -- it's not steep enough.

American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow Ed Pinto on the federal government’s expansion of affordable housing goals. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Europe Editorial Page Editor Joseph Sternberg on recent stock market volatility and the prospects for growth on the continent. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Institute for Energy Research Distinguished Fellow Charlie Drevna explains why production is increasing, despite oil price declines. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The annual ceremony will take place on Sept. 28 in New York City.

The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Counsel Stephanie Barclay with an update on the Catholic organization’s fight for an exemption from ObamaCare’s contraception mandate. Photo credit: Becket Fund for Religious Liberty.

A Lockheed Martin F-35A stealth fighter jet fired 181 rounds from its four-barrel, 25mm Gatling gun during a ground test at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., earlier this month. Photo: Lockheed Martin/Matt Short

Employees at Amazon Inc. are less satisfied with their work/life balance than at other tech companies – but report high satisfaction with their work overall, according to a study published earlier this month by researchers at the University of Kansas.

The comedian previews his upcoming HBO special 'Ferrell Takes the Field.'

U.S. markets rebound after a historic selloff. Are China worries over? WSJ's Geoff Rogow discusses what investors should keep in mind. Photo: AP.

Why China has markets in a panic, judge overhauls troubled Ferguson court and what is the "Clap Out."

How independently owned restaurants are responding to new minimum-wage proposals; and how small businesses might consider a new way to say farewell to an employee.

Brazil’s troubled economy showed more signs of deterioration on Tuesday as consumer confidence sank to a record low and unemployment climbed.

Patterns that riff on the Rorschach test can add an enigmatic, symmetrical grace note to the home—and perhaps even trigger some revealing conversations.

The Automobile Association of America predicts gas prices will drop below $2 a gallon by the end of the year thanks to lower crude oil prices and reduced global demand. Photo: AP

The curator and grandson of Ernest Hemingway recalls his family’s fascination with Africa and his own connection to the continent.

Research firm Gartner placed autonomous vehicles at the peak of its annual 'Hype Cycle' report.

China's oddly nicknamed central bank sent world markets soaring, and Goldman has some stock picks. Ben Levisohn and Jack Hough from Barron's discuss.

On Monday, bond investors may have said -- we warned you -- but they also tacitly gave investors reason not to worry too much.

After building a career representing railroad employees and others in personal injury and civil rights cases, St. Louis plaintiffs' lawyer Jerome Schlichter decided a decade ago to take on a vastly different area of law: the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act. One of his first retirement lawsuits, against Boeing Co., is finally going to trial this week.

The actor, writer and director gears up for his new restaurant, a new film project with Tom Hardy and the premiere of a musical based on his autobiographical one-man show.

Automatically paying tourism taxes are part of the company’s effort to woo authorities in Europe, which has become the company’s biggest market.

China took fresh moves to free up money for its slowing economy, after global investors expressed concerns over Beijing’s management of the world’s No. 2 economy.

Authorities have arrested 14 people suspected of forming part of a network to recruit and send fighters to Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, Spain’s Interior Ministry said.

Federal budget analysts dropped their estimates for U.S. economic growth after another disappointing first quarter, extending a string of downward revisions to initial forecasts.