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Barron's Bounce: Two stocks panned by Barron's are falling hard: JetBlue and Volkswagen. For bargains, look to auto-parts suppliers.

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Bill Clinton defends his wife by rewriting history.

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The American potter-turned-design-titan shares his thoughts about hotels that miss the point, his ideal sneakers and the strangest thing he’s ever created.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump outlines his tax-plan proposal, if elected next U.S. president, at a press conference Monday. Photo: AP

Chinese President Xi Jinping stated his commitment to peaceful global development, in a speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Monday. Photo: AP

Barron's Bounce: Two stocks panned by Barron's are falling hard: Jet Blue and VW. But bargain hunters may find opportunity in auto parts suppliers.

The number of attorneys in Texas grew by nearly 20,000 over the last decade, outpacing growth in the state's general population, according to a report by the State Bar of Texas.

President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin clinked glasses to a toast offered by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, in a chilly exchange ahead of a planned private meeting later in the day.

While Tyson said he’d be on the lookout for bad science, he doesn’t mind when filmmakers take creative license with the natural laws of the universe.

In opposition to President Obama, Russian President Vladimir Putin defended the Syrian government and its actions against rebels and Islamic State. Photo:AP

Pope Francis ends U.S. visit with outdoor mass in Philadelphia, with John Boehner's resignation comes another bout of economic uncertainty and is the Pope a Philadelphia Eagles fan?

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the Russian dictator’s meeting with President Obama Monday. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the latest NBC News/WSJ poll of primary voters. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Alyssa Ayres on Narendra Modi's trip to the U.S. and his efforts to reshape India's role in the world. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Touro Institute Professor Anne Bayefsky on the U.N.'s founding mission, how it's changed and why we need a pro-democracy alternative. Photo credit: Getty Images.

One of the jazz world’s youngest prodigies is maturing at a breakneck pace.

Donald Trump boasted Monday that his newly unveiled tax plan could supercharge the U.S. economy, pushing annual economic growth as high as 6%, as he upped the ante with Republican presidential rivals over the growth benefits from their competing proposals.

Conservatives may be glad to see House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) go next month, but there’s one place his departure won’t be cheered: party fundraising.

Private equity firms, which have maximized every available exit path for the past 2½ years, continue to look to the public markets as a viable route to monetize their portfolios.

President Obama addressed the U.N. General Assembly Monday and said the U.S. is wiling to work with Iran and Russia to solve the Syrian conflict. Photo: AP

If you ever wanted to invent your own fictional language, the creator of the Dothraki and High Valyrian tongues for “Game of Thrones” has some simple advice for you.

The federal case against former House Speaker Dennis Hastert may not go to trial.

The European Union published details of the much-delayed tough new financial regulation for commodities markets, ending more than a year of uncertainty.