Danaerys Targaryan can now add "Really Big Army" to her checklist. The feuding houses in the land of Westeros had better keep an eye to the east. They won't of course. WSJ's Marshall Crook and his wife Jennifer Krieger wei...

A developing timeline of the Boston Marathon bombing and subsequent suspect manhunt.

President Barack Obama hailed authorities for their work in tracking down suspects in the Boston Marathon explosions, saying "Tonight because of their determined efforts we've closed an important chapter in this tragedy."

Making a legitimate business out of growing marijuana is more complicated than most people think. WSJ's Ana Campoy reports from Pink House Blooms in Denver, Colo. Photo: Benjamin Rasmussen.

Col. Timothy Alben of the Massachusetts State Police announces authorities have captured Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, at a house in Watertown, Mass.

WSJ's Anton Troianovski reports from the scene as an ambulance allegedly holding Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev drives down Mt. Auburn St. in Watertown.

A Watertown, Mass., man noticed blood on a boat in a backyard. It was his call that led to the capture of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, says Boston Police Chief Edward Davis.

Where did the alleged bombers of the Boston Marathon come from? What were their career aspirations? What can we learn from their online media presence? WSJ's Jason Bellini has "The Short Answer."

The ethnic Chechens suspected of planting the Boston Marathon bombs has put the spotlight on Chechnya, the embattled Russian republic that's been engaged in fierce fighting for its independence. WSJ's Mark Scheffler reports.

In today's pictures, a newborn giraffe is presented to the public in Berlin, a wounded protester is carried away in Cairo, and more.

Colonel Timothy Alben of the Massachusetts State police gives an update on the manhunt for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen, director of Google Ideas, talk with WSJ's John Bussey about what they hoped to accomplish from a visit to North Korea, and their observations about the country's technological ...

Heavily armed FBI and police SWAT teams combed through Watertown, Mass. in a massive manhunt for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Video: YouTube/Scott Sassone, YouTube/David Tamang.

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Ruslan Tsarni, uncle of Boston Marathon bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, gave a heated press conference outside his home in Montgomery Village, Md. urging Dzhokhar to turn himself in.

Evan Perez joins Lunch Break with the latest developments on the manhunt for one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings. Photo: AP.

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Arizona Sen. John McCain comments on the events surrounding the Boston Marathon bombings.

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Massachusetts State Police, Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino held a press conference on Friday afternoon to update the public on developments in the Boston Marathon bombing manhunt.

Auto body shop owner Gilberto Junior recalls a strange interaction with bombing suspect and regular customer Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on Tuesday after the Boston Marathon attacks. Video by WSJ's Jennifer Levitz via #WorldStream.

Watch a clip from "Raze," showing at the Tribeca Film Festival. Famed stuntwoman Zoe Bell plays an abducted woman forced to do battle with others trapped in an underground lair.

U.S. authorities identified two Russian-born brothers of Chechen background, one killed and the other at large, as the suspects in Monday's Boston Marathon bombing. WSJ's Evan Perez and Andrew Arena, a former FBI special a...

WSJ's David Wessel says the world economy remains bumpy and China's recent slowdown deserves a close look - and Europe is still problematic. Plus, WSJ's Kristina Peterson on how the economy is impacting Washington's budget...

WSJ reporter Kristina Peterson says the effort to expand background checks on gun sales seemed to have a chance in the Senate but then died on the vine. Is this the end of the road for gun control advocates?

Boston-area residents were advised to stay in their homes after one of the marathon bombing suspects was killed and the second was said to be armed and at large. The WSJ's Jennifer Smith has the latest details.

As PC sales continue to slump, Lenovo looks for acquisitions to brace for a continual decline. WSJ's Yun-Hee Kim speaks with WSJ Reporter Juro Osawa about the deal.

Witness accounts from a shootout in Watertown, Mass., in which a federal law-enforcement official said that a Boston Marathon bombing suspect was killed. Video courtesy: Associated Press

The spread of technology from security cameras to smartphones in every pocket, has proved helpful to criminal investigations—including the one focused on this week's Boston Marathon explosions, Joel Schectman reports on di...

The rate of obesity in the U.S. has increased dramatically in the past two decades. MarketWatch's Rex Crum discusses new data that shows the American cities with the highest obesity rates. (Photo: AP)

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The FBI releases a surveillance video containing two people who appear to leave a bag where one of two bombs exploded. Video: FBI.

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In today's pictures, a woman waits for medication in South Sudan, a sinkhole swallows three cars in Chicago, a Major League Baseball player dodges water, and more.

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What's the likely cause of the massive fireball responsible for up to 15 deaths in West, Texas? What is anhydrous ammonia and how is it made? WSJ's Jason Bellini has "The Short Answer."

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The FBI released images of two individuals suspected of involvement in Monday's bombings at the Boston Marathon.

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On Thursday, President Barack Obama spoke at an interfaith memorial service for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

What's News: A judge says J.C. Penney can sell a line of products designed by Martha Stewart. Toyota will begin producing Lexus models in the U.S.. President Obama attends a service for victims of the Boston bombings. Phot...

Treasury Sec. Jacob Lew comments on the challenges of talking with China about hacking in an interview with WSJ's David Wessel.

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob Lew tells WSJ's David Wessel what he's learned since being on the job.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W. Va.) says if the NRA hadn't scored Senators on the Toomey-Manchin Bill - which had sought to expand background checks on gun sales - it would have won 70 votes and passed easily.

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U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob Lew talks with WSJ's David Wessel about Japan's recent pledges to make structural and monetary reform.

Now that Spring has finally sprung, the last thing you want to do is waste a beautiful Saturday morning figuring out how to style your hair! Instead of wasting precious time that could be spent enjoying the weather with a ...

In same Los Angeles garage where he not long ago considered killing himself, comedian Marc Maron built the podcast that saved his career. Don Steinberg reports. Photo: IFC.

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