A Lawyer Whose Struggle With Psychosis Captivated WSJ Readers Returns Home
Rob Dart always hoped a story he wrote would reach people all over the country. He never thought the story would be about him ...
The Days of Set-and-Forget Investing Just Ended for Many Americans
President Trump’s economic policies are sending investors out of U.S. stocks and into cash, bonds, gold and European defense ...
Trump Order Aims to Dismantle Voice of America, Other Programs
The president’s move gives offices one week to comply, as part of his effort to scale back government.
Trump’s New World Order Tests the Dollar
Investors are more optimistic about Europe while tariffs cloud the U.S. outlook.
Democrats’ Anti-Musk Strategy Gets First Test in Wisconsin Election
Billionaires across the political spectrum pour money into a race that is poised to be the most expensive judicial contest in ...
The Sprinter Who Hasn’t Lost in 11 Years
American Grant Holloway has won every 60-meter hurdles race he’s entered since he was a sophomore in high school.
The Snapchat Move That Leaves Teen Girls Heartbroken
Makers of the popular social app tried to remedy the problem, but even the fix is causing drama.
Consumers and Businesses Send Distress Signal as Economic Fear Sets In
We are cutting back on virtually everything.” ...
In America’s Insurance Crisis, Hail Hits Harder Than Hurricanes and Fires
Home insurers are dropping policyholders and raising premiums as the costs of repairing storm damage rises.
Big Retailers’ Hardball Tariff Playbook: Haggle, Diversify, Raise Prices
Walmart, Home Depot, Target and others ask China-sourced suppliers to share costs. ‘A lot of those negotiations are going on, ...
Judges Become Targets in Combative Political Environment
As more judges block or slow some of President Trump’s initiatives, his surrogates are calling out adverse rulings as not just incorrect but illegitimate.