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As Iowans gather for the nation's first presidential contest, WSJ's Jerry Seib discusses three things to watch for in the Democratic and Republican caucuses. Photo: AP

A changing conservative electorate could shake up the outcome between Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz in Iowa, a new WSJ/NBC/Marist polls shows. Photo: Bloomberg

One person was killed and seven people arrested following a violent confrontation between the FBI and members of a group that have occupied a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon for weeks. Photo: AP

Sony is moving its gaming headquarters from Tokyo to California to respond quicker to industry trends. The move will also see the creation of new company Sony Interactive Entertainment, as Mark Kelly reports. Image: Getty

A record-setting blizzard nicknamed Jonas blanketed New York City in over two feet of snow. This time-lapse shows views of the snowstorm slamming the city in Midtown Manhattan and Bryant Park. Photo: Jarrard Cole/The Wall Street Journal

India, the world's largest democracy, also has the world's largest diaspora, according to the United Nations. Photo: Getty Images

Glenn Frey, who helped define the California sound of the 1970s with the Eagles’ country-inflected rock, passed away in New York on Monday at the age of 67. Photo: Zuma Press.

Will schools dip into their budgets to buy “Minecraft” for students? Microsoft thinks so. The technology giant on Tuesday announced plans to release this summer a new classroom edition of the videogame. Photo: Mojang AB

The apology video from K-pop singer Chou Tzu-yu for waiving a Taiwanese flag sparked a social media firestorm between mainland China and Taiwan. The WSJ’s Menglin Huang looks back on some similar cases in the past.

Lottery officials have announced the winning numbers for Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot. A winning ticket was sold in Chino Hills, Calif. Photo: Will Lester/The Sun via AP

It's time for you to learn how to love the most confusing social network. WSJ's Joanna Stern guides you through the app in a series of quick video "snaps."

President Obama's last State of the Union address to Congress in two minutes. Photo: Getty

Mercedes is known for making a statement. The 2017 E-Class aims to take things to the next gear. Photo: Drew Evans/The Wall Street Journal.

Asking Americans to uphold their duties as citizens by voicing their concerns and voting, President Obama said that hard changes in the political process will depend on the American people demanding it. Photo: Getty

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley criticized President Obama for failing to deliver on his promises and said he was either "unwilling or unable" to address the worst terror threat since 9/11. Photo: GOP.gov

Crude-oil prices plunged more than 5% on Monday to trade near $30 a barrel, making the specter of bankruptcy ever more likely for a significant chunk of the U.S. oil industry. WSJ's Bradley Olson explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Bloomberg News

The eye-catching red Acura Precision Concept was revealed Tuesday at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Photo: Drew Evans/The Wall Street Journal.

Wednesday's Powerball lottery jackpot has surpassed a billion dollars and set a new record. Here are shopping ideas for the winning billionaire. WSJ's Elva Ramirez reports. Photo: NASA.

Although President Obama made few policy proposals in his final State of the Union, he used the platform to discuss ideas for lawmakers to think about in the coming years. WSJ's Jerry Seib explains. Photo: AP

Voters in Taiwan, the only democracy in the Chinese-speaking world, will choose a new president and legislature Jan. 16. Here are five things to watch for in the elections. Photo: Associated Press

Actor Sean Pean has revealed that he and others met with Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, which helped authorities eventually find the fugitive. Photo: Rolling Stone

David Bowie, who died from cancer Sunday at 69, pioneered a type of bond sale in the late 1990s that helped the music icon reap millions of dollars. Here are details of how he made financial history with "Bowie Bonds."

An estimated 8,000 common murre birds have washed ashore on Alaska’s Whittier beach after apparently starving to death. Murre die-offs have occurred in previous winters but not in the numbers witnessed in Alaska. Photo: AP

President Obama's relationship with Congress started out strong, but soon took on a different tone during the course of his administration. We chart the relationship through his State of the Union rhetoric. Photo: Getty

A powerful explosion hit the heart of Istanbul’s central tourist district on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people and injuring 15 others. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said a Syria-linked suicide bomber is believed to be behind the blast. Photo: AP.

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the world's most wanted drug lord, is back in prison in Mexico. Mexico said that it will act on U.S. requests to extradite the drug lord. Photo: AP

Massive flooding struck the Midwest at the end of December, stopping just shy of breaking 30-year records. Photo: Camp Jessop Studios