The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. Department of Agriculture suspended imports of fresh beef from Brazil, citing recurring safety concerns.

Escalating concerns about cyberthreats are prompting the aviation industry to devise an unlikely new safeguard: real-time warnings to pilots about potential hacking attempts.

Samsung Electronics is in late-stage discussions to invest about $300 million to expand its U.S. production facilities at a factory soon to be vacated by Caterpillar.

An eccentric millionaire, Forrest Fenn, who claims to have hidden gold and gems in the mountains of northern New Mexico, is considering calling off the yearslong treasure hunt after a man died recently looking for the bounty.

The Supreme Court tightened standards for stripping an immigrant of citizenship, rejecting the government’s position that any lie during the naturalization process can cost an American their nationality.

Kevin Mallory was arrested on espionage charges after he allegedly gave classified defense information to a suspected Chinese government agent.

The economic reform plan championed by newly-designated Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has made little headway. The first heir to the throne now gets another chance.

European Union leaders reached a political deal Thursday to extend the bloc’s economic sanctions on Russia by a further six months.

All European Union citizens currently in Britain would have a pathway to apply for permanent residency under an offer British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined Thursday evening to her European Union counterparts.