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Associate Book Review Editor Bari Weiss on the singer-songwriter’s literary genius and Nobel prize. Photo credit: Getty Images.

A new, definitive look at the late conceptual artist's work was co-written by "Veep" showrunner David Mandel.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has raised the prospect of a 48-team World Cup as he presented his vision for how to transform world soccer’s governing body.

The 75,000 fans who will attend the Desert Trip festival this weekend probably weren’t expecting to see a Nobel Prize winner perform.

The condo, purchased by Ms. Frankel while she was married to Jason Hoppy, became a point of contention in their well-publicized divorce battle.

Amazon’s new music service isn’t just a play against Apple and Spotify. Google figures in.

The passing of Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who took the throne in 1946, heralds a potential new bout of instability for the politically volatile country and its military rulers.

Is the 2016 presidential election beyond what even the sharpest political satirists could come up with? News Literacy Project president Alan Miller and Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero discuss the campaign, the history of political satire, and examples of when satire turns offensive. Photo: AP

Flying to Havana, Cuba anytime soon? Bring lots of cash. WSJ's Scott McCartney and Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero discuss tips for travelers planning a visit to Havana and surrounding cities. Photo: AP

Grocer Tesco’s refusal to pay Unilever’s higher prices for its foodstuffs pits two of Britain’s business titans—and two of the world’s biggest companies—against each other in a high-profile spat.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here.    MUST READS Unilever’s finance chief admitted that the prices of its popular products, like Marmite, will rise as a result of the collapse in […]

As the U.S. formally recalled the Galaxy Note 7 on Thursday, Samsung Electronics said it would offer a $100 credit to U.S. customers who turn in their device for another Samsung smartphone. Those who want a full refund or to switch to another brand will get a $25 credit.

But a major price spike isn’t likely.

Wells Fargo, in the face of a sales scandal and federal investigations, replaced embattled CEO John Stumpf with longtime employee Timothy Sloan. WSJ's Aaron Lucchetti joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and explains whether the move will be enough to regain the public's trust and appease lawmakers. Photo: AP

Houthi rebels condemned U.S. strikes on three coastal radar sites in Yemen and defended their right to sovereignty, but they denied claims that the group had targeted U.S. vessels in the Red Sea.

Donald Trump, who is threatening to sue The New York Times, could have a very hard time proving libel in court.

Chinese exports fell more steeply than expected last month, highlighting the continuing weakness in global demand that is weighing on the world’s second-largest economy.

Wine lovers who follow their dreams of owning a French château often find an unexpected amenity included: its staff.

North Korea’s nuclear push is triggering a military buildup in the South and adding fuel to a heated debate over defense strategy—including whether Seoul should have its own nuclear option.

A $3 million farmhouse (minus the farm) may sound outrageous, but people can’t build them fast enough, and prices for prime lots are soaring.

The artist, known for his gunpowder explosions and his dream to create a ladder of explosives to the sky, is the subject of a new Netflix documentary.

The amount the U.S. government could spend to buy up airwaves from local TV stations dropped nearly 40% in the second round of complex bidding that is designed to free up spectrum for wireless services.

Wells Fargo’s new CEO can revitalize the bank’s consumer-banking business by looking beyond existing customers.

Watch a film clip from "Certain Women," starring Michelle Williams, and Lily Gladstone. Photo: IFC Films