The Brentwood house is fortified with cameras and laser beams surrounding the property.

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In their own words, GOP lawmakers explain their reasons for backing a contentious House vote.

White House said it would clarify tariffs on the precious metal ...

An exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the influential relationship between the automobile and the camera, offering over 100 prints from 20th-century photographers such as E.O. Hoppé and ...

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

Advisers used tough tactics to bring desired trade deals to the president, but key details in many remain unfinished.

Traffic police deploy new technology—and steep fines—to combat roaring mufflers, revving engines and blaring stereos.

Wendy’s lowered its full-year earnings and sales guidance after reporting declining revenue in the second quarter tied to ...

The sportswear company reported a drop in first-quarter profit and guided for steeper declines in the current quarter. It also said it expects tariff headwinds to cut its fiscal-year profit in half.

Germany moves to suspend arms sales as Israel’s decision risks deepening international isolation.