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The nation’s top telecommunications regulator is expected to unveil his strategy Wednesday for rolling back Obama-era net neutrality rules.

Ivanka Trump clothing was sold at discount retailer Stein Mart under the label of a different designer, the latest controversy surrounding Ms. Trump’s brand

Serena Williams is pregnant and hasn’t played a match since January, but she’s still a champion: She moved up to the No. 1 ranking in the world this week.

Former Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey has the versatility, speed and star power that the NFL craves, but is that raising expectations to impossible heights?

Some of your favorite artists showed an artistic flair when they were children. ProjectArt founder Adarsh Alphons displays early and current works by artists such as Tom Sachs and Cicily Brown on Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero. Photo: ProjectArt/Will Cotton

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on GOP efforts to revive the ObamaCare repeal and replace bill. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Europe Editorial Page Editor Joseph Sternberg on the first round presidential election results. Photo credit: Zuma Press.

Tick and Lyme disease season is here, and scientists warn this year it could be worse than ever. Dr. Goudarz Molaei joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to explain what triggered the rapid spread of the disease and how we can avoid being affected. Photo: Kent Wood/Science Source

The number of crimes committed by migrants surged 52.7% in Germany last year, new statistics said, highlighting the challenges facing Chancellor Angela Merkel and other pro-immigration politicians in coming elections.

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President Donald Trump is renewing his push to cut the U.S. corporate tax rate to 15% from 35%, a move that would boost corporate profits and could encourage businesses to locate jobs and investment in the U.S. Here are five likely obstacles for the effort.

Europe Editorial Page Editor Joseph Sternberg on the British Prime Minister’s economic platform. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The euro, French government bonds and European stocks closed sharply higher in the wake of the first round of France’s presidential election, with centrist former economy minister Emmanuel Macron edging out far-right politician Marine Le Pen.

The biotech stock's shares surged after Barron's said the market is underestimating potential sales of its Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy treatment. Ben Levisohn and Jack Hough discuss. Plus, a positive take on U.S. banks, including Bank of America.

The way to better communication in your relationship may not be to just be nicer. Researchers found that sexual thoughts lead people to chat more about their personal lives and feelings, writes Elizabeth Bernstein in “Bonds: On Relationships.”

McDonald’s is scheduled to announce its first-quarter earnings before the market opens on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know.

The border wall is slowing down budget talks, the big geopolitical risk markets are missing, and why you are ruining recycling.

Joshua Greene, Holocaust History Expert and Gordon Deal discuss Holocaust Remembrance Day.

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 Emmanuel Macron, France’s independent presidential candidate, at an En Marche party in Paris. Photographer: Christophe Morin/Bloomberg Photographer: Christophe Morin/Bloomberg French Presidential Runoff […]

After years of trailing behind Mattel, Hasbro passed its rival in quarterly revenue for the first time since 2000, highlighting the diverging fortunes of the two toy makers.

Without price increases or deals to boost earnings, the pharmaceuticals sector faces a weak earnings season.

Apple’s plan for testing autonomous vehicles calls for putting senior engineers—some with NASA experience—in its cars, a move that suggests the company’s technology is still in early phases.

The Trump administration on Monday blacklisted 271 employees of the Syrian government agency involved in developing and producing chemical weapons, the Treasury department said.

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Becton Dickinson’s acquisition of C.R. Bard is worth the high price.