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The Galaxy Note 7 goes on sale tomorrow and we got a sneak peek.

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Waddup Android peeps! There's a new Samsung phablet: the Galaxy Note 7.

Galaxy Note phones have always been great for productivity, with their spacious screens and handwriting-friendly styluses. Today, Samsung is announcing the *new* Note 7, an oversized, 5.7-inch device that goes on sale in the US on August 19, and is available for pre-order August 3. Читать дальше...

Mother Sarah Allen calls for free chickenpox vaccinations after her toddler had the "worst ever case".

In fast-moving housing markets, many sellers worry that once they’ve found someone to buy their place, they won’t have enough time to secure another home for themselves.

In fast-moving housing markets, many sellers worry that once they’ve found someone to buy their place, they won’t have enough time to secure another home for themselves.

Luckily, phone companies look kindly upon world champion athletes.

The midstream general partner maintains its distribution.

President Obama said on Tuesday that Donald J. Trump was “woefully unprepared” to serve as president, and asked why Republicans kept distancing themselves from the candidate while still supporting him.

President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump again on Tuesday, this time attacking the Republican presidential nominee for slandering a Muslim family whose son was killed while fighting in Iraq.

A weather system that already has caused at least six deaths in the Dominican Republic has been designated as Tropical Storm Earl

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The president slams the Republican nominee as “woefully unprepared” and lacking “basic knowledge.”

You must navigate some confusing tax rules when a personal residence is converted into a rental.

The University of Texas at Austin held a solemn commemoration of a dark history: the 50th anniversary of the school’s clock tower shooting. As the school recalls its bloodiest day, a new state law also goes into effect Monday allowing concealed handguns on public university campuses. WSJ's Dan Frosch discusses. Photo: Reuters

End to discounts nearly doubles cost of rides in Beijing

Two weeks after Department of Justice blocks its Humana merger, Aetna reviews its Obamacare involvement.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi earlier on Tuesday led a massive roadshow in Varanasi, kicking off the party's campaign for the 2017 Assembly Elections in Uttar Pradesh.

The U.S. has a new federal law that will, for the first time, require labeling of genetically modified ingredients in food. President Barack Obama signed the bill into law Friday, and the secretary of agriculture has two years to finalize the labeling standard. 

Safe, steady stocks are popular and UK media group is just that

WASHINGTON ― In February 2009, then-Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) derided President Barack Obama’s stimulus legislation as nothing more than a debt creator. “This bill is not about stimulating the economy,” he said, previewing his vote against the legislation. “It is about stimulating more government.”

Among names on a list claiming to be David Cameron's resignation honours list is his wife's adviser - widely described as her stylist. Why would the PM's spouse need a £60,000-a-year aide?

The Obama administration is encountering a big challenge: Seven million Americans have collectively billions of dollars in federal student debt but aren't making payments, despite hundreds of monthly attempts from servicers. WSJ's Josh Mitchell explains on Lunch Break. Photo: iStock

It's almost game time in Rio, but first there's the pageantry of the Olympic opening ceremony.

It's almost game time in Rio, but first there's the pageantry of the Olympic opening ceremony.

It's almost game time in Rio, but first there's the pageantry of the Olympic opening ceremony.