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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer argued in Tuesday's press briefing that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has committed atrocities worse than Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. Photo: Reuters

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Stumped by a teenager’s mood swings? Read the latest research on helping girls between 10 and 15 years old thrive.

President Donald Trump promised “some very pleasant surprises” to come on the North American Free Trade Agreement, in a gathering with U.S. chief executives, but he declined to give specifics.

A listing of Altice USA lets investors buy into its acquire-and-turnaround cable-TV strategy.

California gunman kills wife, self as she teaches class; student also dead, Trump's bromance with Putin is history, and The grayer his hair, the higher his heart risk?

Please note: Brexit & Beyond will not be published on April 14 and April 17. MUST READS French Left party presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon delivers a speech in Paris. PHOTO: Associated Press France’s Volatile Presidential Race Puts Far-Left Crusader in the Mix: Far-left firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon, campaigning as an anti-globalist champion of a forgotten working class, has surged into […]

A high-profile federal panel has backed away from its 2012 recommendation against prostate-cancer screening for men ages 55 to 69, concluding in a new opinion that the risks and benefits of screening are “closely balanced’’ for those men and that they should seek a doctor’s advice.

U.S. casinos are turning to videogame competitions to attract younger visitors and turn around years of subdued growth.

Can parents avoid spending a small fortune for clothes their children rapidly grow out of? "The Borrowed Boutique" allows parents to rent formal children's clothing. Founder Emma Hostetter shows off several samples on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero.

Shazi Visram, mother and self-made female entrepreneur, discusses Happy Baby, the U.S. market's first organic baby formula that also has similarities to breast milk. She and WSJ's Tanya Rivero also discuss her path from the daughter of immigrant parents to successful businesswoman. Photo: Nurture, Inc.

A former 'Apprentice' star suing Donald Trump for defamation says he shouldn't be protected by presidential immunity.

Income investors should look to bank loans, short-term junk bonds and emerging markets for income, says PAAMCO's Putri Pasqualy.

U.S. Women's Hockey Team members Amanda Kessel, Meghan Duggan and Kendall Coyne discuss the team's gold medal victory in the World Championships. The teammates and WSJ's Tanya Rivero also explain last month's deal reached with USA Hockey over fair pay. Photo: Getty

High-school students converted a 1980s Mercedes-Benz into ‘Purple Reign,’ a tribute to the late performer, Prince, and swept the competition at the Houston Art Car Parade

United Continental’s flight-removal uproar isn’t the main concern investors face.

A Democratic senator is seeking an investigation into whether a senior White House aide violated federal law by publicly threatening to defeat a Republican lawmaker in his re-election bid.

After a decade of buzz that brought bold headlines but few profits, Kenya’s “Silicon Savannah” technology hub is retooling to put income before activism.

Bedazzled windows, clandestine paint jobs and other childhood exploits from kids who grew up to be design pros

Donald Trump has long used his name to boost his various business projects. But new market survey data suggest the Trump presidency may be having a negative effect on his name's potential influence among consumers.

Expectations have been lowered for major banks’ first-quarter earnings, but 2017 should still be good year for the sector.

With more employees competing for limited spaces, cars are often jammed diagonally in spots, propped up on curbs or left on gravelly medians. Some workers sleep in their cars to save spots.

Loews said it reached a $1.2 billion deal with Bain Capital Private Equity to buy a packaging business it sees as immune to disruption by technology.

The ‘Hairspray’ director used his family’s suburban Baltimore house as a movie studio

Foreign companies with business operations in China would be required to apply for permission to transfer data out of the country under draft rules released Tuesday.