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A landmark decision by the International Criminal Court begins an obstacle course for prosecutors seeking to put Myanmar military commanders on trial for the purge of ethnic Rohingya, while opening the door to other potential cases involving mass exodus, such as Syria.

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Brett Kavanaugh endures hearing day 3, Burt Reynolds, 'Deliverance' star and devil-may-care Hollywood sex symbol, dies at 82, and the social media network most likely to incriminate you.

Why local car dealerships can't get millennials to stay in the auto retail business; and the banker financing college education for entire high school classes.

Interior designer Dorothée Boissier details her admiration for Saint Laurent’s fanciful dacha, which turns cottage décor on its antlers.

The pace of hiring picked up in August, American workers’ paychecks grew strongly and the unemployment rate held steady, showing ongoing strength in the labor market.

President Trump said tariffs on another $267 billion in Chinese goods are ready to go and could be rolled out on short notice, reinforcing earlier threats and signaling no end in sight for the growing trade dispute.

Intel and a handful of tech giants are invoking one of the White House’s priorities—leadership in an emerging wireless technology known as 5G—to argue against adding tariffs on $200 billion in goods from China.

An international tribunal found Ecuador violated a treaty with the U.S. by allowing its court system to issue a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron in an environmental case.

Strong hiring and a pickup in wage growth last month are likely to reinforce the Federal Reserve’s plan to continue gradually raising interest rates as the U.S. economy enters its 10th year of expansion.

Dan Neil examines the impact that John Deere’s 1918 Waterloo Boy tractor had on a century of American agriculture—and wishes the brand had committed to a different shade of green.

Turkey’s president pressed the countries’ leaders to prevent what could be one of the Syrian war’s bloodiest battles, as they met at a summit to discuss the fate of thousands of civilians and militants in Idlib province.

Toyota Motor said it would suspend production at more than a dozen Japanese assembly plants after an earthquake cut power to a key parts factory in northern Japan.

Departure of Tesla’s chief accounting officer after a tumultuous month should make investors look carefully at the company’s finances.

The effects of the Hokkaido quake and a typhoon that hit Osaka have rippled across the world’s third-largest economy.

Two months after announcing plans to acquire CA Technologies, Broadcom explained its strategy. Investors seemed receptive, if not fully convinced.

The New York hedge fund led by Paul Singer laid the groundwork for what could be a public battle over corporate reform at South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate.

Tesla’s share price approached its 2018 low after the electric-car maker lost more executives and Chief Executive Elon Musk was seen appearing to smoke marijuana during an interview.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appeared to smoke marijuana during a lengthy interview with comedian Joe Rogan that covered topics ranging from the dangers of artificial intelligence to the CEO's use of Twitter. PHOTO: THE JOE ROGAN EXPERIENCE

Brazil’s far-right presidential candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, vowed to keep campaigning after a near-fatal stabbing left the front-runner in intensive care and the race ahead of October’s election in chaos.

Burning food needn’t equal failure—far from it. A good char can dial up the flavor of so many recipes.

The goat’s-milk tang of chèvre lights up anything it touches. Try it in all sorts of dishes, beginning with this creamy no-cook dip.

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