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The 'Neighbors 2' star yukked it up on a faux comedy-club stage on Thursday's 'Tonight Show.'

Egypt said it has located parts of the missing EgyptAir plane in the Mediterranean Sea Friday, as the international search operation intensified. Personal belongings and plane debris were found 190 miles north of Alexandria, Egypt, said a military spokesman. Photo: Egyptian Defense Ministry

Merger talks between German container-shipping operator Hapag-Lloyd AG and Dubai-based rival United Arab Shipping Co. are progressing well, and the companies will likely combine by the end of the summer, two people involved in the matter said.

A small change in Facebook’s advertising formula had a devastating effect on ad-supported app maker Cheetah Mobile.

Amina Ali Nkeki was the first schoolgirl to escape from Boko Haram in nearly two years after being kidnapped from the town of Chibok in 2014.

A three-way deal among Total, Oil Search and InterOil shows demand for low-cost producing natural gas remains strong.

Today on the campaign trail and more of the biggest news stories and exclusive features from Washington on politics, policy, financial regulation and defense.

Are American diplomats trying to subvert the Chinese government by answering questions on how to set up a food truck in the U.S. or buy cheap Broadway tickets?

The body count rises as the clone sisters lose everything

Authorities in southern India are on alert after weather officials predicted a cyclone packing winds of 68 miles per hour would hit parts of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa on the eastern coast this weekend.

The nation’s most prominent business organization is preparing to unleash a multimillion-dollar effort to keep the Senate in Republican hands, while side-stepping the contentious presidential campaign.

Taiwan’s newly inaugurated president pledged to work with China to maintain stable relations, though stopped short of endorsing the terms Beijing sees as vital for that engagement.

Egypt said it had located parts of the missing EgyptAir plane in the eastern Mediterranean, providing the first solid evidence the jetliner had crashed.

Turkey’s parliament is voting to rescind immunity for a quarter of the nation’s lawmakers in a step that will likely destabilize this key North Atlantic Treaty Organization member and fuel the simmering Kurdish insurgency.

Ever wonder if those rupees in your hand are real? India could have as much as 4 billion rupees ($59.8 million) of fake currency in circulation, according to a new report.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will host the summit of the Group of Seven advanced economies in Ise-Shima, Japan, on Thursday. Here is what you need to know about the meeting. Photo: Prime Minister's Office of Japan

The number of execs earning 10 million rupees or more plummeted in the last fiscal year. Here’s why.

Amid a decline in viewership among key demographics, the big four television networks are taking pages from the past to beef up their fall prime-time lineups. Series based on popular movies "The Exorcist" and "Lethal Weapon" are among the shows broadcasters are presenting to advertisers. Photo: CBS

After a raucous Nevada Democratic Convention over the weekend, party leaders are seeking an apology from Sen. Bernie Sanders over his unruly delegates. But WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why Sanders may not be inclined to play nice with the Democratic establishment. Photo: AP

Former Dean Foods Chairman Thomas Davis and legendary sports gambler Billy Walters face criminal charges in an insider-trading scheme regarding the food company's stock. The FBI and SEC probe also involved pro golfer Phil Mickelson who was not charged with wrongdoing, but settled a suit by regulators. Photo: Justin LaneEuropean Press Photo Agency

Volkswagen said it has reached a wage agreement with the labor union representing around 120,000 workers in Germany.

In her inaugural address, Tsai Ing-wen—Taiwan’s first woman president—said she would respect earlier understandings reached with Beijing, but work to reduce economic reliance on the mainland. Photo: Associated Press

This week in Brexit news, Boris Johnson mentioned the H-word, the International Monetary Fund gave its most detailed assessment yet of the consequences of Brexit, there was an inconclusive discussion on what would happen to EU citizens in the U.K. and vice-versa after exit, and a debate over whether the EU weakened the U.K.’s ability to control its borders.

Aston Villa had a terrible season, and Villa fans will hope that Chinese businessman Tony Jiantong Xia will bring glory back to the English soccer club. But Mr. Xia also wants to use Villa to boost Chinese soccer and please President Xi Jinping. Photo: Getty Images

After the latest round of state-assembly elections, India’s left-leaning, independence-era party that once dominated the country’s political landscape now runs the government of only one large state, Karnataka.