Wall Street Journal readers take a sentimental and symbolic journey through their belongings.

Benoit Faucon is a Middle East correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on the geopolitics of oil, Iran and Russia's involvement in Africa and the Middle East. He has also strayed ...

We can’t bear the ordinary, so everything must be extraordinary.

The president’s handling of the universities is just.

Its signature scholarship will no longer violate ‘fundamental public policy’ by excluding students based on race.

The author and his mother were both scarred from living and working through wars in Africa. In her last days, he attempted to ...

Lawyers representing Sudan at the world court presented the factual basis for their application requesting interim measures ...

From hidden magnetic fields to the way ink bleeds across the paper, WSJ sits down with a leading currency expert to explore the techniques used to prevent counterfeiting and forgery.

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S&P 500 EPS growth expected to come in at 7% for Q1, which would be the seventh consecutive quarter of growth. Read more here ...

Ukraine war latest: US envoy meets Putin - as Trump tells Russia to 'get moving' on peace deal The UK has accused Vladimir Putin of dragging his feet on a Ukraine ceasefire at a meeting of allies ...

The UK has accused Vladimir Putin of dragging his feet on a Ukraine ceasefire at a meeting of allies - at which more than £18bn in aid was pledged to Kyiv. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's envoy has ...