The Democratic and Republican parties are both split internally. But is the partisan divide widening? The Wall Street Journal ...

The Wall Street Journal has launched WSJ Social, which allows users to access WSJ stories through Facebook. WSJ's Social ...

The drop in unemployment to 10 percent was an unexpected boost to the economy, but WSJ's Sudeep Reddy says the rate is likely to stay in double digits for a while yet.

Lyft Co-founder and President John Zimmer talks about the future of mobility and how the ride-sharing company is responding ...

Donald Trump's campaign, which has lagged Hillary Clinton in fundraising, is in line for large cash donations from two ...

PG&E's planned bankruptcy could have a major impact on the hundreds of lawsuits the utility is facing. And it could jeopardize the state's efforts to combat climate change with green energy. The Wall ...

Senators race to handle Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General, the late Lindsey Graham's Russia sanctions bill, a ...

Passive investors can choose between standard and equal-weight S&P 500 Index funds. WSJ’s Jonathan Weil explains the pros and ...

A fire in a Philadelphia row house killed at least 12 people Wednesday morning. Eight people were living in the first-floor ...

Support for Israel aid is shifting among Democrats—and the divide is playing out in Congress and on the campaign trail.

Russia's global online retails company, Wildberries, has emerged as one of Ukraine's biggest targets as Kyiv has sought to ...

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R., La.) says Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche 'is not perfect,' but worries another attorney general could be worse. Cassidy's vote clears the path for Blanche's approval.