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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Amb. Chris Stevens, killed in the Benghazi attack, never raised concerns with her staff about security in Libya, instead taking concerns to State security experts. "I know that's not the answer you want to hear," she told Rep. Trey Gowdy. Photo:AP

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said Thursday his office is abandoning a high-profile insider trading case, saying he is dismissing charges against former SAC Capital Advisors LP portfolio manager Michael Steinberg and and six analysts,.

A Magellanic penguin that migrates from Patagonia and a retired bricklayer in a Brazilian fishing village have struck up an unusual friendship. Photo: Paul Kiernan/The Wall Street Journal

In the post-gay marriage world, at a time when more and more athletes are coming out, it may not seem like much that Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy has joined the ranks of openly gay athletes. Here's why it's a big deal.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Amb. Chris Stevens, killed in the Benghazi attack, never raised concerns with her staff about security in Libya, instead taking concerns to State security experts. "I know that's not the answer you want to hear," she told Rep. Trey Gowdy. Photo:AP

Republicans released a new email at the Benghazi hearing written by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to her daughter Chelsea Clinton late on the night of the attacks in Benghazi.

Nearly flawless play, surprise performances and good fortune have propelled a franchise accustomed to failure.

A nascent group of startups wants to give power to the people--at work, anyway.

A nascent group of startups wants to give power to the people--at work, anyway.

In the post-gay marriage world, at a time when more and more athletes are coming out, it may not seem like much that Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy has joined the ranks of openly gay athletes. Here's why it's a big deal.

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Exploring the finer points of hybrid hiking boots that merge fashion and function to varying degrees.

At a congressional hearing Thursday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended her initial statements about who was responsible for the Benghazi attacks, saying there was unclear information at the time. Photo:AP

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, reported gains in revenue and profit. We're live blogging the numbers conference call with Wall Street analysts. Listen to the call below and follow along. As always, let us know what you think in the comments tab.

Economic headwinds and increased competition will keep pressuring American Express earnings.

Christine and the Queens' Héloïse Letissier is bringing her unique brand of French pop to America.

Joe Biden decides not to enter Presidential race, lawmakers prepare for Benghazi panel showdown and Californians go to water school.

Brai Odion-Esene: Rather than piling on the criticism over China's currency policy, it would be best to wait for clearer signals from Beijing and on market forces.

Chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi Trey Gowdy questioned former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on her relationship with former adviser Sidney Blumenthal. Photo:AP

As the bitcoin industry embarks on an outreach campaign with U.S. law enforcement authorities, a court ruling handed down in Europe on Thursday is a sign of how deep its inroads across the Atlantic have reached.

The new head of U.S. naval operations talks of the need to shift NATO strategy and to coordinate more closely with the European Union.

The new album is due out in February.

If you're saving for retirement, you need to know about bond duration, time horizon and liquidity in the bond market. MarketWatch panelists say these are the challenges investors will need to focus on as interest rates rise.

If you're investing for retirement, don't focus on the Fed and short-term rate hikes. Stick to your long-term investment goals, beware of inflation and keep an eye on asset allocation, say MarketWatch panelists.

Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson is leading Donald Trump in Iowa among likely Republican caucus-goers, a reversal from last month helped by a surge in support from women, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday.