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GoPro can go where few people ever have: 100,000 feet above the earth. And the footage provides some awesome shots from the stratosphere of the Grand Canyon and the place we call home.

GoPro can go where few people ever have: 100,000 feet above the earth. And the footage provides some awesome shots from the stratosphere of the Grand Canyon and the place we call home.

A new jazz quartet joined up with five legendary innovators for "The Royal Bopsters Project," an album featuring musicians ranging in age from 33 to 94. Members rehearsed recently ahead of a gig on through Saturday at Birdland. Photo: Peter Foley

A new jazz quartet joined up with five legendary innovators for "The Royal Bopsters Project," an album featuring musicians ranging in age from 33 to 94. Members rehearsed recently ahead of a gig on through Saturday at Birdland. Photo: Peter Foley

The European Union’s plan for immigration is as nonexistent as its plan for debt.

New brushes and devices are coming to the hair-care aisle to help parents get through their children’s knotty hair without the screaming.

Why isn’t it more a matter of concern to the left that so many black babies aren’t brought into the world?

The Democratic presidential race has unfolded in polite fashion, with the candidates avoiding personal jabs and focusing on policy differences to the extent they engage one another at all. But a news article forwarded by a Clinton super PAC prompted the first kerfuffle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, her chief rival.

Why the Fed keeps finding reasons not to raise interest rates.

Justice aims to prosecute more people for white-collar crime.

With California scorched by thousands of wildfires this year, forest managers are turning to a controversial approach to reduce fires: cutting down trees. Photo: Max Whittaker for The Wall Street Journal

Peter Schramm didn’t publish much, but he showed countless students how to think.

Despite the best efforts by the archdioceses of Washington, D.C., New York and Philadelphia to prevent the sale of free tickets to see Pope Francis, sellers are using Ebay, Craigslist and StubHub to cash in on demand from the devout.

The Statue of Liberty takes your breath away, especially as immigration debates rage here and abroad.

LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock Partners investor Reid Hoffman is teaching a new class at Stanford University this fall, but don't apply just because you want Greylock to fund your startup.

In their new book, ‘Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception,’ George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller say that markets, in addition to giving us what we really want, also systematically target our weak spots.

There’s more to life than chocolate-chip. Nutty and even nutritious, an oatmeal cookie done right is a joy. Here’s how, in a recipe from newly opened Sadelle’s, in Manhattan—to our minds, the one to beat.

Phil Libin, the co-founder of digital note-taking service Evernote Inc., is moving into venture capital two months after he stepped down as chief executive of the startup.

In photos selected Tuesday by Wall Street Journal editors, a woman walks across mud after a flash flood in Arizona, a migrant pushes another in a wheelbarrow in Serbia, and more.

Facebook is working on something akin to a “dislike” button, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

The actors and filmmakers were on hand at a screening at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City last night.

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