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The worst mass shooting in U.S. history left at least 50 people dead early Sunday morning in a case that raised a series of urgent concerns, including the threat of homegrown terrorism, anti-gay violence, and the vulnerability of “soft” targets to mass killings.

Vigils were held around the world to honor the victims of the shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., on Sunday. Photo: AP

Sitora Yusufiy, the ex-wife of Orlando shooter Omar Mateen calls him mentally ill and describes their abusive marriage. Photo: Autumn Parry/Daily Camera/AP

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Police in Bangladesh on Sunday said they detained more than 5,000 people in the first three days of a countrywide security operation aimed at combating extremist violence against religious minorities and secular activists.

Any meaningful traction that China bulls thought the economy was gaining a couple of months ago is harder to find.

Survivors and relatives of victims of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., described the June 12 attack by a gunman that killed at least 50 people, the deadliest shooting in U.S. history. Photo: AP

China Life Insurance, which has invested in Uber Technologies, is now pouring $600 million into Chinese ride-hailing rival Didi Chuxing Technology.

We asked Beijingers about their thoughts on the China-U.S. relationship.

Apple has always had a talent for perfecting the work of others. Now, it has market-defining scale. So, its best hope of growth may be to leverage those assets and its loyal mobile-apps developers and not trying to innovate.

Disney CEO Robert Iger doesn’t typically get involved in the minutiae of his company’s projects, but he is making an exception for the Shanghai Disney Resort, whose construction costs have exceeded $5.5 billion.

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Drugstore operator Walgreen formally ended a strained alliance with Theranos, as regulators near a decision on whether to impose sanctions against the embattled Silicon Valley blood-testing firm.

Would-be hosts are enrolling in how-to courses and sitting for exams on what to serve and how to handle guests who stay late.

In addition to the massacre in Orlando, here's a look at the deadliest shootings in the United States in the past 40 years. Photo: AP

On the red carpet at the 2016 Tony Awards in New York on Sunday, celebrities and politicians voiced sympathy for all of those affected by a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando and some also called for stricter gun control laws. Photo/Video: Carly Marsh/The Wall Street Journal

Among them: being blinded by seemingly big numbers, and making the first bid.

A salary cut is a challenge for one woman, but an adviser suggests ways to save and pay off her loans.

Children often find it difficult to stop fraud, or recover the money, But there are steps they can take.

The small-business vote could prove crucial on June 23, when Britons will go to the polls to decide on their continued membership in the 28-nation club.

The Taliban have developed slick propaganda videos and a smartphone app in a bid to promote the insurgency.

Cersei is pushed to extremes, the Hound hunts, Jaime makes his play, and Arya is in a bad spot.

Symantec plans to buy Blue Coat Systems in a $4.65 billion deal that will give the computer-security company a new portfolio of cyberdefense technologies along with a new chief executive.

A ferocious hiring battle for highly skilled engineers is pitting traditional cars makers against startups trying to accelerate a shift to electric and autonomous-driving vehicles.

The suspected attacker in the mass shootings in Orlando is Omar Mateen, an American citizen and Florida resident. Mateen had twice been the subject of terrorism-related investigations by the FBI in 2013 and 2014. Photo: Orlando Police Department/European Pressphoto Agency