Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal recently profiled Motor Yacht A, the sleekly designed uber-boat built for Russian billionaire industrialist Andrey Melnichenko. While it's making waves in the yachting world because of...

This week's New Yorker magazine cover, an illustration depicting Barack Obama and his wife as fist-bumping terrorists, has been all over the news. But that isn't the only Obama-related artwork...

With the party-like atmosphere, some people become regular open-house goers, even if they aren't looking for a house. Judy George-Garza, a historic preservationist in Austin, Texas, first came to a...

After last summer's travel nightmare of delays and cancellations, airlines and the federal government promised that things would be better this year. But, so far, this summer is just as...

What's in a name of a drink? Sometimes confusion -- as with the Queen Elizabeth Cocktail, of which there are at least two wildly different versions: a drink of gin,...

Planned Parenthood is trying to appeal to more patients with new health centers and suburban clinics. Executives say they are "rebranding" their clinics to appeal to women of means --...

Feeling pains at the gas pump? New hybrid cars have impressive fuel economy, but they may be a pain in your wallet. The 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid has a suggested...

Hydrox, the defunct chocolate-sandwich wafer, is returning for one more rematch with its nemesis, the Oreo. Bowing to more than 1,300 phone inquiries, an online petition with more than 1,000...

After a decade of declining prices, footwear makers at all levels are raising prices. The mass-market Payless recently increased prices on shoes in stores, though it won't say by how...

You'll never look at, or reach into, an airline seat-back pocket the same after reading this. Besides being a repository for magazines, newspapers, books, iPods and air-sickness bags, seat-back pockets...