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A new remittance tax and cuts to the social-safety net are some ways Republicans helped offset the cost of tax reductions.

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Americans hosting cookouts will have to pay up to buy ground beef because of a historically low cattle supply.

Joanna Stern is The Wall Street Journal’s senior personal technology columnist and author of the Tech Things newsletter. She also hosts and produces the Tech Things video series.

Walgreens Boots Alliance saw sales increase and losses narrow in its latest quarter, a potential harbinger of coming improvements as the company prepares to go private.

The BOE will take account of the rise in yields on longer maturity government bonds as it considers how far to reduce its ...

Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion bans have driven residents from some states, one study finds.

U.S. manufacturing activity contracted for a fourth straight month in June, indicating continued uncertainty among firms ...