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WHY HAVE DEMOCRATS PLAYED THE HITLER CARD? In the last few weeks, Vice President Kamala Harris's national polling lead over former President Donald Trump has been shrinking. Look at four prominent ...

Activist’s claim that ‘no one lives’ at the Benedictine Sisters of Erie monastery denounced by sisters ...

European stocks made solid gains on Thursday, as investors weighed some positive company earnings and as hopes increased that the European Central Bank will accelerate interest-rate cuts to spur ...

Anyone with an Ohio State email address has immediate, free access to the Wall Street Journal beginning this week. The university’s Undergraduate Student Government has launched its long-term ...

The former president has opened a narrow lead in the race for the White House, a new Wall Street Journal poll finds, as ...

Many people—though not all—saw wage increases that kept pace with the pandemic’s rapid price hikes, but the psychological ...

As the high costs of green policies hit, it’s becoming a lose-lose issue for politicians of the left.

A federal court sides with the FTC, which argued that a Tapestry-Capri merger would raise prices for handbags.

The former president’s team is avoiding anyone with ties to Project 2025.

Nurse visits were worth $1,869 each for Medicare Advantage companies, according to a new inspector general’s report.

Perplexity fired back at the News Corps-owned Wall Street Journal and New York Post for a copyright infringement lawsuit ...