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The 6 most serious allegations in the 37-count indictment against Donald Trump
The allegations run from storing secret documents in hallways and bathrooms to plotting to not return them when the government demanded them back.
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‘It’s caused a lot of tension in our marriage’: My wife’s family comes visit, hides food and never cleans up. How do we get rid of them?
‘Their vacations should not cost us money.’
China’s AI Clout Might Be Overstated. What to Know.
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence adds another complicated layer to an already fraught relationship between Washingon and Beijing.
This Company Makes Costco and Amazon’s Store Brands. Its Stock Is a Buy.
TreeHouse Foods is the only major publicly traded pure play on increasingly popular private-label food products. The stock is cheap—but it might not stay that way for long.
This Carbon-Capture Stock Has Big Plans. Why It’s a Buy.
NET Power went public in a SPAC merger. But it has a promising technology for clean energy from natural gas and well-connected partners and investors.
Forget Apple and Nvidia. Why June Belongs to Small-Caps.
May saw a narrow group of large-cap techs continue a rally driven by artificial intelligence, while the rest of the market worried about debt default. But June saw a big reversal: a debt deal and fading AI mania, and small...
Market Gains as Wall of Worry Crumbles. What Happens Next.
It’s fitting that the S&P 500 exited a 248-trading-day bear market—its longest since 1948—right as more stocks are beginning to join the party.
Judge in FTX bankruptcy rejects media challenge, says customer names can remain secret
The names of individual customers of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading can be shielded from public disclosure, a Delaware bankruptcy judge rules.
Commercial Traders Are Net Long Copper. That’s a Good Sign for the Red Metal.
Producers and users are looking to lock in low prices. Plus, investment newsletter commentary on China’s punk recovery, Europe’s brighter prospects, bank regulations, and a wedding-bell forecast.
Biogen stock rallies after full-day halt as FDA panel recommends Alzheimer’s drug for approval
Biogen Inc. BIIB shares rallied in the extended session late Friday following a full-day halt after the biotech company received a recommendation from a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee to approve an Alzheim...
Fed Will Have to Keep Raising Rates, Even if It Pauses in June
The Federal Reserve is likely to leave its policy rate unchanged in June. But don’t mistake a skip for an end to monetary tightening, so long as inflation persists.
Oil Has a Pricing Disconnect—and a Trust Issue
Official statistics on the oil market from official bodies like OPEC and the Energy Information Administration may not reveal actual supply-and-demand dynamics. That creates a serious problem for investors.
Nabors Stockholders Vote Against Advisory Say-on-Pay Proposal
Nabors Stockholders Vote Against Advisory Say-on-Pay Proposal
Tilly’s and Krispy Kreme See Activist Action
Fund 1 Investments raised its investment in apparel retailer Tilly’s. BD Capital Partners slashed its stake in donut chain Krispy Kreme.
Possible Threats and Hidden Risks
Readers weigh in on “shadow banking,” artificial intelligence and market manipulation, three “dividend kings,” caution on India, Eaton and nVent Electric, and a quote from Rudiger Dornbusch
Blue Apron Shares Fall 13% Post Market After Soaring in Regular Trading Session
Blue Apron Shares Fall 13% Post Market After Soaring in Regular Trading Session
Toronto Blue Jays cut MLB pitcher Anthony Bass after latest anti-LGBTQ comments
The Toronto Blue Jays cut Anthony Bass on Friday, a day after the reliever said he didn’t think an anti-LGBTQ+ social media post from last month was hateful.
ADRs End Mostly Higher, Kingsoft Cloud and Tuya Trade Actively
ADRs End Mostly Higher, Kingsoft Cloud and Tuya Trade Actively
AI Is Stock Market Magic. Now, If We Could Only Spread It Around.
Goldman Sachs says AI isn’t a bubble because it hasn’t raised earnings expectations more broadly. We investigate some nontech companies trying it out. Plus: the allure of mid-cap stocks.
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Ukraine Achieves Mixed Success in Counteroffensive’s Early Battles, Says U.K.
Kyiv’s forces have managed to break through some Russian defensive lines but are struggling on other fronts.
‘Life Don’t Miss Nobody’ by Tracy Nelson Review: Soulful Survivor
The 78-year-old vocalist’s first album in a dozen years finds her undiminished, revisiting her jazz-blues-country repertoire with collaborators both old and new.
‘Kinship: Photography and Connection’ Review: Camera Convergences
An exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art features six personal projects capturing relationships across time, space and experience.
OpenAI CEO Calls for Collaboration With China to Counter AI Risks
As the U.S. seeks to contain China’s progress in artificial intelligence through sanctions, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is choosing engagement.
The Joy of Running—Very Slowly
New groups are forming to make people at the back of the pack feel more comfortable with the sport.
News Quiz for June 10, 2023
Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in the Wall Street Journal.
Walt Nauta, Trump’s Valet, Charged Alongside His Boss
The former serviceman, who followed Donald Trump from the White House to Mar-a-Lago, was indicted on six counts.
Grilling Hasn’t Been This Cheap in Years
U.S. propane prices have dropped more than 50% over the past year despite record exports.
After India’s Train Crash, a Couple Frantically Searches for Their Son
A three-day hunt through hospitals, morgues and competing claims for bodies shows the immense human toll of one of the country’s worst rail accidents.
The Moral Hazards of Being Beautiful
Research shows that attractive people tend to receive unearned esteem from others and cultivate self-serving beliefs.
Can Twitter’s Odd Couple Make It Work? Elon Musk and His New CEO Are About to Find Out
Musk announced her arrival before she had a contract. They haven’t formally agreed on a budget or headcount. And Linda Yaccarino hasn’t even gotten to the hard part yet.
Trump Faces 2024 Split Screen of Campaign, Criminal Trials
The former president’s indictment ensures his legal woes will be front and center through the GOP primaries and next year’s general election.
Nord Stream Sabotage Probe Turns to Clues Inside Poland
German investigators suspect the Nord Stream pipeline saboteurs used the NATO ally’s territory as an operations base for the attack.
The Case for Banning TikTok and Other Socials for Kids Under 16
Doctors and policy makers say that 13 is too young for social media. Science suggests waiting would be better.
The Denver Nuggets Move to the Brink of an NBA Title
Denver pulled away from Miami in Game 4 of the NBA Finals and could close out the series at home on Monday night.
Why a Sand Castle Sticks Together
A critical mix of sand, water and air makes the difference between walls, windows and turrets that stay solid or slump
Children Lost in Amazon Jungle After Plane Crash Found Alive
The four children, including a one-year-old, spent nearly six weeks in the wilderness after surviving a plane crash.
Why America Isn’t Ready For the EV Takeover
Software glitches, inaccurate range estimates and clunky charging options all limit adoption.
