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John Krasinski’s horror thriller takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where even a peep can get you killed.

Trump is sending National Guard troops to the border, Facebook says Cambridge Analytica harvested data of up to 87 million users, and do you live in the most stressed out state.

The U.S. trade gap widened in February, largely reflecting an increase in the goods deficit and a decline in the services surplus the U.S. typically holds.

Sourcing local produce is one thing. Now, chefs are redefining ‘farm-to-table’ by overseeing the growing themselves. On the plate, the results are radically fresh. Plus: a guide to next-level restaurants near you.

Need a fresh pair of jeans (or a patchwork denim purse, perhaps)? Our exhaustive compendium of the latest in indigo trends is essential to your search.

With its new cardboard LABO kits, the Japanese powerhouse has reimagined the videogame accessory for craft-minded, environmentally conscious people.

Thousands of vehicles swept up in Hurricane Harvey last year are being shipped around the world after insurers declared them total losses in the U.S.

Federal regulators have asked Goodyear for more information on what the company knew about performance issues involving its tires for motor homes possibly linked to 95 deaths or injuries.

Clever road trippers are adopting rooftop tents to avoid critters, range more widely and slightly heighten the breathtaking views.

A first round of consultations to form a new Italian government failed Thursday, as the main parties remained at loggerheads.

As frustrations with Facebook Inc. reach a fever pitch following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, some users are having trouble deleting their accounts.

The NFIB hiring survey for March finds booming employment at small firms.

While C-suite guys have always gravitated to pale pink button-down shirts, a risk-taking crew is getting more daring when it comes to the loaded color.

The caravan of Central American migrants that raised the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump was slowly breaking up early Thursday and organizers said there were no longer plans to make it to the U.S. border.

The capital of RV manufacturing, which once had the worst unemployment rate in the U.S., is now facing labor shortages, rising home prices and wages. As the U.S. turns the page on a decade of postcrisis underemployment, scenes like this are becoming more common.

Some independent video makers complain YouTube has limited viewership and shortchanged them on ad payments

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Europeans are flocking to the lush links and luxury villas near the North African city.

An antique Chinese chair must settle in with a brand new Scandinavian bookshelf. Three designers suggest other elements that could broker a stylistic peace.

HNA Group is preparing to sell some or all of its stake in the Hilton hotel chain, a marquee investment the Chinese conglomerate made a year ago, as it continues to unload its overseas holdings.

The world’s largest money manager is stripping retailers that sell guns out of some exchange-traded funds, the latest sign that weapons sellers are facing the same scrutiny from investors as producers.

A casualty of everyday antiques’ fall from hipness, the stately, compact secretary desk is regaining relevance as most people’s computer needs shrink to laptop-size.

Many homeowners in the North Carolina city are fleeing developments built around courses for thriving urban areas that are close enough to links.

Not all pet-food acquisitions are the same. J.M. Smucker’s $1.7 billion deal for Ainsworth Pet Nutrition looks like a winner.