WSJ Spain Deputy Bureau Chief Jonathan House previews this weekend's elections in Spain, where unemployment is 21% in one of ...

The GOP sees transgender athletes in women’s sports, border security and socialism as keys to convincing voters that ...

A jury ordered the accuser to pay $6 million in damages to David Sabatini, who left the Whitehead Institute in 2021 after an ...

The “Cornell 7” case has thrown a spotlight on safety efforts at schools, many of them student-led, like sober monitors and ...

Food and gas prices are up, but so are 401(k) balances.

WSJ's Jean Eaglesham visits the News Hub for a quiz on the latest set of government agency acronyms that have entered the ...

Mayhem breaks out beside peaceful demonstrations in Paris, Marseille and elsewhere as resentment rises over affordability and ...

With Trump’s help, Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall scrambles to fend off a surprisingly strong Democratic challenger.

A pattern of escalating violence in the occupied territory is straining Israel’s relations with the West.

The move drew criticism from lawmakers, including some Trump allies, for easing pressure on Putin to end the war in Ukraine.

There’s a deep freeze paralyzing the labor market—and it’s hitting college-educated workers hard.

Even after their breakup, Julie Huang and Jarlon Tsang continued to build a permanent base for their two kids in Palo Alto, ...