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Here are key moments and lines from Donald Trump's press conference.

WSJ's Rebecca Davis O'Brien explains how sexual abuse allegations against the former doctor for the U.S. Women's national gymnastics team has escalated into a federal investigation. She and WSJ's Tanya Rivero discuss lawsuits filed by numerous girls and women against the doctor. Photo: Dave Wasinger/Lansing State Journal

Facing five times the debt of previous generations and relatively small savings, many retirees are making fundamental lifestyle changes. Some senior citizens will either have to work longer, move to less expensive places or pare back their spending.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on why Republicans abandoned President Trump’s Labor Secretary nominee. Photo credit: Reuters.

Dog behaviorist Cesar Millan and his son Andre discuss the series premiere of "Cesar Millan's Dog Nation" with WSJ's Tanya Rivero. They highlight inspirational stories of dogs working with veterans, police forces and children with autism.

Editorial Features Editor James Taranto on second-hand reporting about the former National Security Adviser’s Russian diplomacy. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Editorial Features Editor James Taranto on second-hand reporting about the former National Security Adviser’s Russian diplomacy. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Meg Ryan's Soho loft, on the market for $10.9 million, and former Bear Stearns co-president Warren Spector's double-wide Manhattan townhouse are among properties spotlighted by WSJ's Candace Taylor on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Evan Joseph

Center for Strategic & International Studies Distinguished Senior Associate Evan Ramstad on the political implications of Kim Jong Nam’s assassination. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Mark Mills on how tech companies are driving the next wave of U.S. oil production. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Home-sharing site Airbnb Inc. said it bought a Canadian competitor, marking its biggest acquisition to date and signaling an expansion into higher-end vacation rentals and concierge services.

Islamic State claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing at a Sufi Muslim shrine in southern Pakistan on Thursday that killed at least 70 people and wounded hundreds, the second such attack the group has claimed in three months.

Oenophiles love a good debate, and a popular subject these days pits single-vineyard wines against blends. Is one better than the other? Lettie Teague weighs in.

President Donald Trump announced his nomination of Alexander Acosta as Labor secretary. Mr. Acosta has served as dean of Florida International University’s law school in Miami since 2009 and was appointed by President George W. Bush to serve on the National Labor Relations Board.

Donald Trump's labor pick withdraws, NATO is being called out on military spending and how you can limit the long-term damage of a layoff.

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The total amount of debt held by American households climbed in 2016 by the most in a decade.

The company added 5.2 million customers in its latest quarter. Shares soared 23%.

Islamic State claims responsibility for the largest bombing in the south of the Iraqi capital, which leaves at least 45 people dead and nearly 50 others wounded.

Sensitive information is being withheld from President Trump by intelligence officials and spies, a sign of mistrust between intel authorities and the White House. WSJ's Shane Harris has exclusive details on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Olivier Doulier/Press Pool

Shares of two online lenders are down sharply after another rough quarter.

Britain is already putting out feelers about its future trading relations outside the EU, which has handled its global trade arrangements for more than 40 years, Stephen Fidler writes.

Hunter Harrison is disappointed that “chest pounding” between his activist investment partner and directors of CSX Corp. contributed to a breakdown in negotiations for him to take the helm of the railroad.

United Auto Workers President Dennis Williams said the union has had no engagement with the Trump administration but is eager to meet with the president to discuss the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Rep. Mick Mulvaney to lead the Office of Management and Budget, putting a persistent critic of federal spending in charge of setting fiscal priorities for President Donald Trump.