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Built for the digital age, the quirky site is being bought by a Japan’s Uzabase for at least $75 million.

Built for the digital age, the news site has been sold to a Japanese buyer for at least $75 million.

Michael Dell took his company private when he didn’t have enough control to fix it. He won’t make that mistake again.

Shares in Europe dropped, following Asian markets lower, as investors grappled with worsening global trade ties and an escalating rebellion against Germany’s leader.

Mr. López Obrador won the presidency with vows to end Mexico’s stubborn culture of corruption and battle its high poverty and yawning inequality.

Progressive groups getting tens of millions of dollars a year find their funding at risk given the expected drop in public-sector unions’ revenue.

A new jobs report is expected to show another month of payroll growth, and Wall Street will be closed in the United States for the Fourth of July holiday.

High school educators across the country have been clamping down on students who publish articles on protests, sexuality and other hot-button issues.

Samples of canal water in the Yuma area of Arizona were found to contain the same genetic strain of E. coli that caused the outbreak, but how it got there is unclear.

“Fox & Friends” and Sean Hannity rack up ratings victories while cheerleading for the president, whose approval numbers hit a high point in June.