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Computer makers like HP, Dell and Microsoft are rethinking the old standby, says WSJ's Geoffrey A. Fowler. Now, you can buy a PC with a huge screen that surrounds your head, one built into speakers, even one with top and bottom touch screens, like something out of Star Trek. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

On April 16, Turkey's citizens will vote on a constitutional referendum that could dramatically reshape the government and keep President Erdogan in office for another two decades. Heres a look at Erdogan's political career over the past two and a half decades. Photo: Associated Press

An attorney for David Dao, the passenger dragged off a United Airlines flight, said at a news conference Thursday that Dr. Dao suffered a concussion during the incident and will likely sue. Daos daughter Crystal Pepper also spoke about the toll the incident has taken on the family. Photo: Kamil Krzaczynski/Reuters.

What household products do scientists believe are a link to the dramatic rise in thyroid cancer over the past 40 years? Duke University's Dr. Julie Sosa and WSJ's Tanya Rivero discuss on Lunch Break. Photo: Getty

In an Oval Office interview with The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, President Trump affirmed that North Korea is the U.S.'s biggest international threat. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib gives us more insight on what Mr. Trump had to say about Washington's posture toward Pyongyang. Photo: Jason Andrew for WSJ

San Francisco startup Marble is testing its takeout food delivery robots in The Mission and Potrero Hill neighborhoods. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

Many young Chinese, especially women, who seek fame and fortune online, go under the knife. They believe that to become an online star, they first need to get an online-star face through plastic surgeries. Photo: Andrea Cavazzuti

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