Changes in sunlight can upset our circadian rhythms — and disrupt our moods. A clinical psychologist explains how seasonal affective disorder can still happen in the summer.

- In this file photo dated Thursday, May 26, 2016, a workers scrapes the foam off of a glass of beer before serving, in Bruges, Belgium.

Japan and the United States have yet to find common ground on tariff issues but still aim to strike a deal of some sort in ...