Traditional diplomacy is colliding with the new realities of covert surveillance. The clash turned Robin Raphel's life upside down.

AT&T turns to television with its $80 billion agreement to buy Time Warner, while Verizon bets on Silicon Valley with deals for AOL and Yahoo.

Snapchat is launching sunglasses called Spectacles that record video when you tap a button near the hinge.

With the iPhone 7, Apple removes the headphone jack but includes a new “home” button, a new camera system and a sharper screen, among other new features.

Relationships around the country are being tested by cargo shorts.

To win gold in Rio, Kayla Harrison will need four or five consecutive wins—all in the same day.

Amazon has had talks with the NBA, MLB and NFL among other leagues as it pursues a premium sports package for Prime members.

AT&T has reached an agreement to buy Time Warner for between $105 and $110 a share, with a deal likely to be announced as soon as Saturday evening.

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The 2016 Rio Olympics will play on TVs, tablets, phones, and—for the first time—4K screens and virtual reality headsets. A guide to gear, apps and subscriptions for following the Games.

Roger Ailes has agreed to resign as Fox News Channel’s chairman and chief executive in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal, ending his successful but controversial tenure at the helm of the cable news network he has built up over 20 years.

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