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Today we're exploring how Amazon's five-day office requirement is rippling through American workplaces, when to ask for a signing bonus and which cities have the quickest commutes.

Exclusive: In Oregon, a 20-acre estate with a car showroom, workshop and a 1950s-style diner is coming on the market for $8 million. The diner has a professional-grade griddle for pancakes and French toast.

Federal prosecutors will unveil criminal charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday, a stunning blow to the leader of the nation’s largest city.

Banko Brown tried to walk out of a Walgreens in San Francisco with $14.64 in stolen candy. He was shot dead by a security guard. Who’s to blame for his death? The official answer is no one.

From Opinion: Trump’s biggest selling point is the first-term economy his supply-side policies helped promote. But these days he’s making tariffs his highest priority, and that won’t help the economy if he wins.

OpenAI plans to convert to a for-profit company from a nonprofit organization as it undergoes a wave of departures in its senior ranks.

From Opinion: For decades, the government encouraged Americans to save and invest for future financial security. Now the same government wants to say: Save and invest now, so you can hand over a chunk of it to Uncle Sam later, writes Eddie Benton.

Hurricane-hunting aircraft have been flying into powerful storms for decades, but high-tech drones are doing things that humans can’t.

Open-relationship enthusiasts are crashing mainstream dating apps, creating confusion among those who prefer monogamy. “I’ve dabbled in a little bit of everything in life, but there’s a website for that.” ??https://on.wsj.com/4dhNyUM

The No. 1 college in the country, Princeton, has the highest graduation rate of any of the 500 schools in the WSJ/College Pulse rankings. It eclipses almost every other school in setting up students for financial success later in life. ?? https://on.wsj.com/4dp0Qil