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Democrats are looking to reunite the party through a carefully orchestrated plan aimed at nudging Bernie Sanders to make his exit.

Russian Orthodox Church spokesman Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk has not departed for Crete to attend the Pan-Orthodox Council on the Greek island of Crete after the church decided to suspend its participation following the refusal of several orthodox churches to take part, a church source told RIA Novosti Friday.

What happens when the presumptive nominee himself is at odds with the GOP’s core religious values?

AS WE yawn through this most boring election campaign we were hoping to see “Save The Smokers” election day placards. But John Elliott’s plans have gone up in smoke.

The Blaugrana’s summer transfer shortlist has a total of 13 international players who they will be able to scout extensively at the European Championships in France

Rulers and nations have come and gone throughout history. Some of them have been important, leaving behind a legacy that affects us to this day; others, like the ones on this list, vanished almost as quickly as they started.

Save a spot for this guy in the Guac and Bowl Hall of Fame.

Ah, the look of love—what could be sweeter? Fresh off the heels of their second wedding anniversary, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West continue to fuel our dreams about dating and...

Fly your Union Jacks and pour your tea, because Prince Philip, the beloved husband of Queen Elizabeth II, is celebrating his 95th birthday Friday. As tends to happen over the course of...

A man accused of murdering a 17-year-old girl blew supporters a kiss in court today as he was led away to the cells.

The long-expected endorsement by President Barack Obama of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton finally came Thursday. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains how his official backing could shift the presidential campaign. Photo: AP

The traditional reliance on prices and interest rates fails to illustrate the full picture

Today’s topics include teen suicides, paying Pan Am execs not to jump ship, gender and merit ... and other letters to the editor

Holocaust survivor, scholar, engineer, artist. Born on Oct. 30, 1940, in Nizhny Tagil, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Soviet Union; died on March 2, 2016, in Ottawa, of cancer, aged 75.

The person who causes harm may have a good reputation in the community and a long list of accomplishments

Inside the wardrobe of a monarch

Faith in the judiciary restored.

Over the past week, the makers of Udta Punjab have been locked in an intense tussle with the Censor Board to get their film certified.

The board refused to pass the film without 13 pretty major cuts, including the removal of all expletives, which the producers refused to make.

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As much a living space as a food hub, this restrained room rewrites the rules on kitchens.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon ranked first in a survey of South Korean people to pick the country’s next president, a poll showed.

A Maldives court convicted former VP Ahmed Adeeb of masterminding a plot to kill the president sentenced him to 15 years in prison.

Plus, some advice on whether it’s best to repair or replace an appliance