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Xi's Superpower Ambitions Fuel a Dangerous Debt Spiral in China
Chinese leader Xi Jinping, intent on pouring trillions into making China a technological and military superpower, is presiding over a dangerous spiral of debt that is strangling the economy at home and damaging trade par...
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NATO's Top Commander Lays Out Plan to Thwart a Russian Attack on the Alliance
NATO's top military commander sought to steady an anxious Europe on Monday, outlining the alliance's new military plan to thwart a potential Russian assault along its eastern flank with a mix of firepower, autonomous sys...
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Russia Pounds Ukrainian Energy Despite Trump's Ceasefire Announcement
KYIV, Ukraine -- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian strikes had hit energy infrastructure across his country hours after President Trump declared an energy ceasefire between the warring sides.
The Russi...
11:49
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Americans Win Nobel Prize for Work on Economic Stability - 2nd Update
Two U.S. economists, Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences for their work on the role of household and business expectations in providing the foundations for economi...
11:32
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Trump Said Russia Will Release 4.8 Million Tons of Diesel. Is It Enough to Cool Prices?
Spoiler alert: Probably not.
Moscow's commitment to release 4.8 million tons of diesel into the market is "unlikely to make a substantial difference" to prices, according to Jefferies strategist Mohit Kumar. Here's how...
10:55
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The Logistics Report: Trump's Russian-Diesel Move Draws Pushback, Skepticism
President Trump pressed Russia and Ukraine to agree to halt strikes on each other's energy infrastructure, as he faced broad pushback to his decision to allow Russia to export diesel to the U.S., The Wall Street Journal'...
10:26
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Wealth Adviser: Locking In a Mortgage Rate
Prospective homeowners are rushing to lock in mortgage rates before they climb any further, and many are locking for longer than they did a year ago.
The rise in rates is fueling anxiety among borrowers who fear they co...
09:30
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First-Class Amenity Kits Have Become Holy Grail Collectibles
Like most New Yorkers, Andrew Lim doesn't have much space in his apartment.
The 51-year-old e-commerce specialist shares a tight one-bedroom with his husband in Manhattan's Flatiron district. But there will always be ro...
08:05
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Iran-Backed Militants Are Tightening the Screws on Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince
DUBAI -- Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman started the year on a high note. He had just visited the White House where he was embraced by President Trump. Even after the war with Iran kicked off, Saudi Arabia looked...
06:32
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New Delhi Locks Down As Voter Protests Grow
NEW DELHI -- The government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi locked down India's capital with thousands of security forces in a bid to thwart a mass protest over an effort to clean up voter lists that critics say i...
06:32
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Video Cameras Are Hacked for War
Combatants hijack vulnerable devices to track, surveil and attack the enemy
By Daniel Michaels, Anat Peled and Milàn Czerny | Design and Graphics by Audrey Valbuena and Max Rust
As U.S. and Israeli forces bombed Iran e...
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What's News: Worldwide
President Trump pushed Russia and Ukraine to agree to halt strikes on energy infrastructure, as he continued to face bipartisan criticism over moves in recent days to ease U.S. pressure on Moscow and shift blame for the...
06:32
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Saudi Crown Prince's Burden Grows Heavier as Houthis Strike
Kingdom is facing myriad dilemmas as Iran-backed rebels intensify attacks
By Summer Said and Georgi Kantchev
DUBAI -- Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman started the year on a high note. He had just visited the Whit...
06:32
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Trump's Russia Energy Deal Gets Pushback
As president presses a Ukraine ceasefire, senators call his export plan illegal
By Marcus Walker and Robbie Gramer
President Trump pushed Russia and Ukraine to agree to halt strikes on each other's energy infrastructur...
06:32
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Reckitt Thrives on China Social Media
A change in Reckitt's sales tactics led to 12 consecutive quarters of double-digit sales growth in the country
By Natasha Khan
Several years ago, China-based executives of Lysol maker Reckitt leveled with their boss. M...
06:00
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): Trump's Diesel Insult to Lindsey Graham
The world misses Lindsey Graham, and never more than now as President Trump sides more decidedly with Vladimir Putin in his war against Ukraine and Europe. The late Senator might have been able to persuade the President...
06:00
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The Race to Defeat Russia's Jet Drones ---- By Jillian Kay Melchior
Kyiv, Ukraine -- By now everybody in defense knows about the global shortage of Patriots and other high-end interceptors. But the war here is showing that the arms innovation cycle is relentless and cheap drones can beco...
02:00
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Why China Doesn't Want to Join the Ranks of the World's Developed Countries
BEIJING -- China is on the cusp of becoming a high-income country by the World Bank's classification. But Beijing would rather not be grouped with the world's wealthy nations.
As the U.S. and China battle for influence,...
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Trump Pushes Russia-Ukraine Energy Ceasefire as Export Deal Draws Criticism
President Trump pushed Russia and Ukraine to agree to halt strikes on each other's energy infrastructure, as the White House continued to face bipartisan criticism over moves in recent days to ease U.S. pressure on Mosco...
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Trump Declares a Russia-Ukraine Energy Ceasefire, but Moscow Hasn't Confirmed
President Trump declared that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to halt strikes on each other's energy infrastructure, repeating an announcement he made a month earlier that Moscow has yet to accept.
"Effective immediately,...
17:40
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WSJ Politics: Houthis and Ukraine Put Trump in Treacherous Territory
Good afternoon. The high price of oil with just three weeks to go before the midterm elections has constrained the White House as it faces two teetering foreign-policy crises.
Houthis missiles hit two terminals at Saudi...
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India Locks Down Heart of Capital to Thwart Voter Rights Protest
NEW DELHI -- The government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi locked down India's capital with thousands of security forces in a bid to thwart a mass protest over an effort to clean up voter lists that critics say i...
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Starving Ukrainians Are Risking Death to Escape Their Front-Line Town
Nearly two months had passed without any food deliveries to the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky when Maria Zakhavko decided she and her husband had to leave.
Before setting out, they dropped off the food they had been...
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Video Cameras Are Everywhere-and Now They Are -2
As U.S. and Israeli forces bombed Iran early this year, a poultry farmer in northern Israel decided to check on his chickens. When he launched the app on his phone for the webcam outside his coop, he was alarmed to see t...
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Video Cameras Are Everywhere-and Now They Are Being Hacked for War
As U.S. and Israeli forces bombed Iran early this year, a poultry farmer in northern Israel decided to check on his chickens. When he launched the app on his phone for the webcam outside his coop, he was alarmed to see t...
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The Crew of Virtually Unknown Donors Powering the Rise of the New Left
In Michigan this year, a new super PAC vowing to fight pro-Israel money chipped in more than half a million dollars to help progressive Abdul El-Sayed's Senate bid. Its funders: a crew of virtually unknown political dono...
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Four Dead After Isaias Crashes Into Gulf Coast
Four people are dead and hundreds of thousands of customers were without power Saturday afternoon after Isaias crashed into the U.S. Gulf Coast overnight, bringing heavy rain and strong winds even as it moved inland.
Tw...
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Trump Calls On Ukraine to Stop Hitting Russian Refineries-and Replace Zelensky
President Trump called on Ukraine to replace Volodymyr Zelensky as its leader and piled pressure on Kyiv to stop airstrikes against Russian oil refineries, a day after the U.S. leader announced a deal to boost Moscow's d...
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Saudi Arabia Closes Riyadh Airport After Dozens Hurt in Houthi Missile Attack
DUBAI -- Saudi Arabia evacuated and closed its international airport in Riyadh after a missile attack by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants Saturday left dozens injured.
The attacks shook the kingdom, which has been s...
18:53
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Saudi Arabia Closes Airport in Riyadh After Damaging New Houthi Attack
DUBAI -- Saudi Arabia closed its airport in Riyadh after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants hit it in a fresh missile attack Saturday on the kingdom's air links.
Terminals 3 and 4 of the King Khalid International Airp...
18:00
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How a Western Consumer Giant Is Thriving on China's Social-Media Shoppers
Several years ago, China-based executives of Lysol maker Reckitt leveled with their boss. More consumers were skipping supermarket runs and buying household staples while they scrolled on their phones, the executives sai...
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Two Dead After Isaias Crashes Into Gulf Coast
Two people are dead and hundreds of thousands of customers were without power Saturday afternoon after Isaias crashed into the U.S. Gulf Coast overnight, bringing heavy rain and strong winds even as it moved inland.
The...
15:31
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Iran-Backed Houthis Hit Saudi Capital's Airport in Damaging New Attack
DUBAI -- Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants hit Riyadh's airport on Saturday in a fresh missile attack on the Saudi capital's air links.
Terminal 3 of the King Khalid International Airport suffered a direct hit from m...
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The Nordic Formula for Prospering in a Dangerous, Fragmented World
COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM -- Sweden's central bank has been worrying about what cashless consumers would do if an emergency such as a Russian cyberattack took down the electrical or communications grid.
And so as of July...
06:33
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China Eyes Islands That Shield Taiwan
Chinese academics and media laid the groundwork for Beijing to claim the Batanes Islands, where U.S. troops frequently train
By Mike Cherney
China's campaign to expand its reach in the Pacific has a new target: a chain...
06:33
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Israeli Airport Was Target, U.A.E. Says
Emirati official gives official timeline of pilot's travels before he joined FlyDubai
By Jon Gambrell
DUBAI -- The co-pilot who tried to take over a FlyDubai flight bound for Israel was inspired by the 9/11 attacks and...
06:33
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Binance Customer Set Up Financial Lifeline for Iran
Previously unreported document reveals how Iranian network used crypto exchange to move money
By Angus Berwick and Patricia Kowsmann
Binance dubbed him a "high-value customer," and he was making suspicious trades on th...
06:33
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Binance Customer Set Up Financial Lifeline for -2
Previously unreported document reveals how Iranian network used crypto exchange to move money
By Angus Berwick and Patricia Kowsmann
Binance dubbed him a "high-value customer," and he was making suspicious trades on th...
06:33
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Houthis Targeting Saudi Air Links
Attacks on airports spook travelers and widen the conflict beyond oil the sector
By Georgi Kantchev, Summer Said and Stephen Kalin
DUBAI -- Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants are taking aim at Saudi Arabia's air link...
06:33
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The Death of the Old Middle East Cauldron of -2
Simon Sebag Montefiore on the dangerous new world replacing it
By Simon Sebag-Montefiore
Simon Sebag-Montefiore is a historian and author of "The Cauldron: the Making of the Modern Middle East."
IF ONE STEPS BACK from...
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The Death of the Old Middle East Cauldron of Dangerous Rivalries, Alliances
Simon Sebag Montefiore on the dangerous new world replacing it
By Simon Sebag-Montefiore
Simon Sebag-Montefiore is a historian and author of "The Cauldron: the Making of the Modern Middle East."
IF ONE STEPS BACK from...
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U.S. Says Deal Is Set For Diesel Shipments From Russia
President says Russia has agreed to supply large amounts of the fuel to the U.S. and global markets, as rising prices rattle voters
By Brian Schwartz, Benoît Morenne and Thomas Grove
President Trump said Friday his adm...
06:33
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Global, U.S. Issues Test Mamdani at Home
Base grumbles as New York mayor navigates tensions over Oct. 7 and ICE
By James Fanelli
Since Zohran Mamdani burst onto the national political scene, he has been seen as a standard-bearer for the progressive movement:...
06:32
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China's Geely Plans Canada Entry in '27
The automaker is expanding to Canada under a deal to bring tens of thousands of affordable EVs from China's car companies to the country
By Ryan Felton
One of the biggest Chinese automakers is setting up shop north of...
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Letters to the Editor: Inside the CCP's Tactics to Weaken the U.S.
Your editorial is right to warn that the recent arrest of an alleged Chinese operative accused of spying on the son of Taiwan's president is only the "tiny tip of the iceberg" when it comes to Chinese Communist Party esp...
06:00
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): A Nobel Prize for Hating Israel
It's possible that the Nobel Committee will someday bestow its peace prize on a less worthy recipient than Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, but we doubt it. The Oslo worthies this year have honored an 85-year-old South African...
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Notable & Quotable: When Truth Is a 'Tossup'
Matthew Continetti writing for WSJ Opinion's Free Expression, Oct. 9:
Paradoxically, . . . Mr. Trump's and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pummeling of Iran and its proxies strengthened anti-Israel opinion i...
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Houthis Bombard Saudi Air Links in Effort to Cut Kingdom Off From Rest of World
DUBAI -- Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants are taking aim at Saudi Arabia's air links to the world, rattling travelers and squeezing another key sector of the kingdom's economy while its crucial oil industry remains u...
01:23
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Trump Strikes Deal With Putin for Russian Diesel
President Trump said Friday his administration reached an agreement for Russia to supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel fuel, marking a major policy shift that eases pressure on Moscow over its war with Ukraine...
20:20
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The Week Mamdani Started to Lose His Grip on the Left
Since Zohran Mamdani burst onto the national political scene, he has been seen as a standard-bearer for the progressive movement: unwavering in his criticism of Israel, support for immigrants and calls for changes in pol...
18:51
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China's Next 'Gray Zone' Target: An Island Chain Critical to U.S. Defense of Taiwan
China's campaign to expand its reach in the Pacific has a new target: a chain of tiny Philippine islands that would be critical to any U.S. defense of Taiwan.
The Batanes Islands sit just south of Taiwan on a channel th...
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FlyDubai Co-Pilot Planned to Crash Into Israeli Airport, U.A.E. Says
DUBAI -- The co-pilot who tried to take over a FlyDubai flight bound for Israel was inspired by the 9/11 attacks and planned to crash the aircraft into Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv to kill as many people as he could, t...
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'In My Own Time' and 'Never Say Die': Learning to Play the Part
Fresh off his memorable turn as a mental patient in the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," Christopher Lloyd signed with a Hollywood talent agent. As Mr. Lloyd explains in his memoir, "In My Own Time," he let h...
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Savoring East Asia at Home: 3 Cookbooks
My parents used to tell me that the more new foods I tried, the longer I would live. Luckily we exist at a time when many Americans have access to an incredible diversity of dishes and ingredients. Three Asian cookbooks...
14:39
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Correction to China Economy Article on Oct. 8
While China's technological advances -- from artificial intelligence to space -- have dazzled the world, much of its economy is in the dumps. A collapsing property market hasn't found a bottom, legions of college graduat...
14:36
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Chinese Auto Giant Geely Announces Canada Entry in 2027 as U.S. Seeks Ban
One of the biggest Chinese automakers is setting up shop north of the U.S. border.
Chinese automaker Geely plans to begin selling vehicles to Canadian customers next year, the company said Friday. Geely, one of the larg...
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The Logistics Report: Walmart Wrangles With Complexities of Warehouse Automation
Walmart relies on more than 140,000 warehouse workers to do jobs that aren't easy, but don't seem all that complicated either-until you try to teach robots to do them, The Wall Street Journal's Sarah Nassauer writes.
Fo...
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WSJ | CFO Journal: Taylor Farms to Curb Lettuce Sales From Mexico; AI Boom Driving Global Growth
Good morning. Produce supplier Taylor Farms is stopping iceberg lettuce sales from central Mexico between May 1 and Aug. 31, starting next year, after a widespread cyclospora outbreak sickened thousands in the U.S., The...
09:25
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Iran and Houthis Try to Regain Upper Hand in Hormuz With Spate of New Attacks
DUBAI -- Just last week, Iran appeared to have its back against the wall in its war with the U.S., its ports blockaded and its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz slipping. Now, Tehran is trying to regain the upper hand....
06:33
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China Is Offering Half Measures To Fix Economy
Beijing pursues big technological advances while shunning painful policy measures needed to fix the broader economy
By Katrina Northrop
While China's technological advances -- from artificial intelligence to space -- h...
06:33
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Russian Attack on Buses Kills at Least 30 in Ukraine
Glide-bomb strike on eastern city comes in a bloody week for civilians
By Anastasiia Malenko
KYIV -- A Russian airstrike hit two buses in the eastern city of Kramatorsk on Thursday, killing at least 30 people, the late...
06:33
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A Glimpse Inside Gaza Shows How Israel's Military Footprint Is Expanding
GAZA CITY -- From an elevated perch on the eastern edge of Gaza City, a military official standing near bulldozers described the extent of Israel's entrenchment in the Palestinian enclave. He pointed out two of Israel's...
06:33
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Iran, Houthis Deliver Big Blow In Gulf
Oil prices soar after attacks against tanker near Qatar and in Saudi capital
By David S. Cloud, Summer Said and Saleh al-Batati
DUBAI -- Just last week, Iran appeared to have its back against the wall in its war with t...
06:33
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Michigan Senate Rivals Clash on Healthcare, Trade at Debate
The race is one of the most competitive in the nation and could determine Senate control
By John McCormick
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers clashed Thursday evening over po...
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Taylor Curbs Sale of Mexico Lettuce
After thousands of foodborne illnesses this year, the produce giant will suspend some harvesting and processing during peak summer months
By Jesse Newman
Taylor Farms, the produce giant linked to last summer's deadly c...
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The Birth and Rebirth of Western Civilization
The following are excerpts from a speech Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered in Athens on Oct. 7:
Here, in Athens, we found the first full realization of all the essential traits that would come to define the West:...
06:00
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Houses of Worship: The Jewish Way of Grieving ---- By Kenneth Brander
Almost everyone in Israel knows someone who was killed in the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023, or in the ensuing war. The scale of those losses remains overwhelming even as we pass three years since the day that shook Jews...
02:51
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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers Agree on Virtually Nothing in Michigan Debate
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers clashed Thursday evening over policies involving the Middle East, healthcare, immigration and more in their first debate in the race for U.S....
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American Oil Refiners Are Printing Money as Wars Shrink Global Energy Supplies
The earnings of America's largest oil refiners are set to go gangbusters in the third quarter, spurred on by the conflicts in the Middle East and the war in Ukraine that have sent the world scrambling for fuel.
Wall Str...
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Startup Raises $10.15 Million For Anode-Free, China-Free Sodium Battery
Four years ago, Tyler Evans set out to build a battery with the lowest possible materials costs, emboldened by a surge in prices for lithium and other components.
That battery, he decided, would be made with no anode ac...
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Trump Says U.S. Won't Resume Strikes on Iran Before Midterms
The U.S. won't attack Iran before the November midterm elections, President Trump said Thursday, citing "productive" talks with Tehran.
"We are having productive discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran," Trump sai...
16:58
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China Is Offering Half Measures to Its Mounting Economic Problems
While China's technological advances -- from artificial intelligence to space -- have dazzled the world, much of its economy is in the dumps. A collapsing property market hasn't found a bottom, legions of college graduat...
16:10
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Two Latvians Arrested After Break-In at U.K. Military Base
LONDON -- U.K. counterterrorism police are questioning two Latvian men after they broke into a British military base that is used as an intelligence hub by the U.S. military and NATO forces.
The arrests mark the second...
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Russian Airstrike on Bus Stop Kills at Least 30 in Ukraine
KYIV -- A Russian airstrike hit two buses in the eastern city of Kramatorsk on Thursday, killing at least 30 people, the latest deadly attack in Moscow's escalating bombardment of Ukrainian cities.
The two buses were ne...
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Tanker Attacks Push Deeper Into the Gulf and Rattle Oil Markets
An attack on an oil tanker near Qatar, deep inside the Persian Gulf, has raised fears among traders that a surge in strikes on shipping is spreading beyond the Strait of Hormuz, threatening the tanker operations that hav...
14:55
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Israel Downgrades U.K. Consulate in Jerusalem Over West Bank Trade Ban
Israel and the U.K. reached a deal Thursday to keep a reduced British diplomatic presence in Jerusalem serving Palestinians even as their post was diplomatically downgraded.
Israel ordered the British Consulate in Jerus...
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The Logistics Report: Electric-Truck Drivers Struggle to Compete, Even as Diesel Prices Surge
Truckers are struggling to make the economics of battery-electric rigs work, even with diesel prices soaring to record highs, the WSJ Logistics Report's Paul Berger writes.
Truckers in California are asking the Ports of...
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Israel Orders U.K. Consulate in Jerusalem Closed Over West Bank Trade Ban
TEL AVIV -- Israel on Thursday ordered the British Consulate in Jerusalem to be closed, ending a nearly 200-year presence there and sending the consul general and 19 other diplomats out of the country.
The decision, tri...
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Bond Yields' Surge Misses China
Fall in government debt yields reflects a weak economy and a savings glut
By Jason Douglas
TOKYO -- A rout in government bonds is pushing up borrowing costs around the world, causing consternation from Washington to Pa...
06:33
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In Greece, Rubio Pitches 'America First'
Secretary of state invoked historic figures from Socrates to Julius Caesar to make the case for Trump's nationalist agenda
By Vera Bergengruen and Robbie Gramer
ATHENS -- In a sunset speech framed by ancient Greek ruin...
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The Americans Who Now Make Israel Home
After Hamas attacks, U.S. Jews increasingly seek citizenship, enlist in military
By Anvee Bhutani
Yocheved Ruttenberg grew up in Baltimore, went by "Kim," and was selling roofing door-to-door in Texas when Hamas attack...
06:33
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Suspected Iranian Drone Plot Exposes Security Gap in U.K.
The rise of drones raise questions about how to protect large and expensive assets like bombers - even thousands of miles from front lines
By Max Colchester
A suspected Iranian plot to attack prized U.S. B-1 bombers ho...
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FlyDubai Pilot Was Poised to Attack in July
Omani first officer had sought airlines, routes that would take him to Israel
By Summer Said and Anat Peled
The FlyDubai first officer who allegedly tried to bring down Flight 1073 to Tel Aviv told investigators he had...
06:33
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France's Economy Stuck in Negative Loop
Uncertainty about whether the country can fix its finances has itself started to weigh on economic activity
By Don Nico Forbes
The French government desperately needs a return to strong growth if it is to contain its r...
06:33
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The Spy Crisis That Threatens to Defang Germany's Top Intelligence Agency
BERLIN -- August Hanning, the former head of Germany's foreign spy service, once described the agency he ran as "the vegetarian of intelligence services" surrounded by more powerful, less rule-bound and carnivorous peers...
06:33
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Spanish Premier Pins Hopes On Woman's Eviction Ordeal
Sánchez called vote after protests over fate of 87-year-old, who died this week
By Margherita Stancati and Marcos Garcia Rey
If Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez still has a shot at staying in power, it is partly be...
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U.S. Forces in Okinawa Face Curfew and Ban on Alcohol
The case of a Marine accused of robbery and killing has sparked protests in Japan
By Junko Fukutome
TOKYO -- The U.S. military in Okinawa said it would impose a monthlong curfew on serving personnel after a U.S. Marine...
06:33
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Russian Attack Kills at Least 24 in Ukraine
Children are among dead, as Moscow exploits gaps in Kyiv's air defenses
By Anastasiia Malenko
KYIV, Ukraine -- A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack killed at least 24 people across Ukraine early on Wednesday,...
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A New Angle on O'Keeffe
The Detroit Institute of Arts highlights her works that depict architecture
By Judith H. Dobrzynski
Detroit
For more than a century -- since her breakout exhibition at Anderson Galleries in New York in 1923 -- Georgia...
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Rogue Pilots Have Become One of the Biggest Threats to Airline Safety
A pilot's suspected attempt to crash a Boeing 737 MAX bound for Israel shows how one of aviation's biggest safety threats is in the cockpit.
As commercial flying has become safer, the death toll from suspected intention...
06:33
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Shell's Refining Margin Soars to Record
Its refining margin marker is forecast at $42 a barrel, topping the record of $28.04 shortly after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022
By Adam Whittaker
Shell expects to report that its refining margin hit...
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Weak China Sales Dent Mercedes
Europe sales increased 5%, with broad-based growth across markets, led by strong momentum in Germany and the U.K.
By Dominic Chopping
Mercedes-Benz car sales fell in the third quarter as a hefty drop in China offset gr...
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): Anduril's Bet on U.S. Submarines
In an announcement with President Trump on Tuesday, Anduril said it will invest $3.7 billion to build a facility that can produce sections of Virginia-class attack submarines for the U.S. Navy. The aim is to stand up the...
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): Celebrating Hamas on Oct. 7
Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of New York, used Oct. 7, 2026, the same way he used Oct. 7, 2023: as another opportunity to libel Israel. After his perfunctory mention Wednesday of the Hamas massacre came a stream of propagan...
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East is East: India's Best Bet to Catch Up With China? Democracy ---- By Sadanand Dhume
When President Trump rolled out the red carpet for Xi Jinping, some pundits saw it as America foolishly acknowledging its main competitor as a peer, signaling a "G-2" world dominated by Washington and Beijing.
For devel...
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Most Recycling Is a Waste ---- By Bjorn Lomborg
I recently finished an ice cream in Copenhagen and found myself stumped at the trash bins, wrapper in hand. Denmark sorts its garbage into 10 official categories, so that throwing something away becomes a small bureaucra...
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): Rubio Gets to the Heart of the Matter
The Western world is having a crisis of confidence, moral and political, and it is eroding its prosperity and the will to defend its principles. For a bracing and timely antidote, we recommend Marco Rubio's speech Wednes...
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'Londonistan' and Britain's Growing Rift With Washington ---- By Dominic Green
London -- The only thing worse than being Britain's enemy is being Britain's friend. For decades a pillar of the Western alliance, the U.K. is becoming an unreliable ally. The foundation of the British-American alliance...
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Correction to Suspected Iranian Drone Plot Raises Security Questions at U.K. Bases Article
A suspected Iranian plot to attack prized U.S. B-1 bombers housed at Britain's RAF Fairford exposed an Achilles' heel in U.K. defenses: its air bases are far from drone-proof.
A dozen B-1 bombers were abruptly flown out...
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Spain's Leader Pins Political Survival on Public Anger Over Housing Crisis
If Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez still has a shot at staying in power, it is partly because of a woman known as Maricarmen who died on Wednesday.
Sánchez this week called snap elections following nationwide prote...
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Houthis Escalate Attacks on Saudi Airports, Killing 3 and Wounding Dozens
DUBAI -- Attacks claimed by Houthi militants damaged two airports in Saudi Arabia, including one in its capital, killing three people and wounding 36 others, escalating a conflict between the kingdom and its Iran-backed...
01:15
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Suspected Iranian Drone Plot Raises Security Questions at U.K. Bases
A suspected Iranian plot to attack prized U.S. B-1 bombers housed at Britain's RAF Fairford exposed an Achilles' heel in U.K. defenses: its air bases are far from drone-proof.
A dozen B-1 bombers were abruptly flown out...
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FlyDubai Co-Pilot Almost Carried Out His Attack in July
The FlyDubai first officer who allegedly tried to bring down Flight 1073 to Tel Aviv told investigators he had sought out airlines and routes that would take him to Israel and had almost carried out an attack this past s...
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Heavy Russian Attack Kills at Least 24 in Ukraine, Including Children
KYIV, Ukraine -- A large-scale Russian missile and drone attack killed at least 24 people across Ukraine early on Wednesday, including four children.
The bombardment, part of Russia's nonstop campaign of airstrikes agai...
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Bond Yields Are Surging Around the World-but Not in China
TOKYO -- A rout in government bonds is pushing up borrowing costs around the world, causing consternation from Washington to Paris to Tokyo.
Beijing has the opposite challenge.
Chinese government bond prices have risen...
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Correction to U.S. Forces in Okinawa Face Curfew Article
TOKYO -- The U.S. military in Okinawa said it would impose a month-long curfew on serving personnel after a U.S. Marine was arrested on suspicion of the killing and robbery of a Japanese woman.
The incident has revived...
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U.S. Forces in Okinawa Face Curfew, Booze Ban After Killing
TOKYO -- The U.S. military in Okinawa said it would impose a month-long curfew on serving personnel after a U.S. Marine was arrested on suspicion of the killing and robbery of a Japanese woman.
The incident has revived...
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The Logistics Report: U.S. Trade Deficit Widens as Data-Center Build-Out Boosts Imports
The U.S. trade deficit expanded in August to its widest in more than a year, as imports of products such as crude oil, gold and semiconductors increased, the WSJ's Konrad Putzier and Anthony DeBarros write.
The trade ga...
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What We Know About the Death of the Russian Plague-Lab Worker
The World Health Organization has asked Russian authorities for more information on the cause of death of a woman who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia and died after contracting severe pneumonia.
Disease...
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The Young Americans Who Moved to Israel After Oct. 7
Yocheved Ruttenberg grew up in Baltimore, went by "Kim," and was selling roofing door-to-door in Texas when Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, near where her brother was stationed on an Israeli military base. Soon af...
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In Iceland, Rubio Seeks Wider Military Cooperation
Rubio visit seeks to deepen military cooperation with country rattled by Trump's threats against neighboring Greenland
By Vera Bergengruen
REYKJAVIK -- Secretary of State Marco Rubio brought President Trump's Arctic am...
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Russia Is Pressed For More Information On Siberia Lab Death
In démarche, State Department urges Moscow to carry out its international health reporting obligations
By Michael R. Gordon, Robbie Gramer, Vera Bergengruen and Thomas Grove
The U.S. has warned Moscow that its failure...
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Sheinbaum Is Losing Patience Playing Nice With Washington
U.S. sanctions on alleged cartel-linked officials infuriate the president as she faces relentless pressure from the Trump administration
By Santiago Pérez
MEXICO CITY -- President Claudia Sheinbaum began her workday at...
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Ebola Patient Died After Flight
Man is Kenya's first reported death in epidemic that has killed more than 4,000 in Congo
By Caroline Kimeu in Nairobi, Kenya, and Nicholas Bariyo in Kampala, Uganda
A man who fell ill with Ebola in the Democratic Repub...
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Voter-List Purge Sparks Anger in India
About 130 million people were deleted from rolls that some criticize as opaque
By Krishna Pokharel and Tripti Lahiri
Months after massive street protests over a university exam scandal forced the resignation of India's...
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Yemen's Houthi Militants Strike Two Saudi Airports
DUBAI -- Attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels damaged two airports in southern Saudi Arabia near the border with the war-torn nation, the kingdom said Tuesday, marking the latest escalation in fighting that threatens global...
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Cockpit Ax Attack Heightens Dubai's Economic Risks
The war in Iran had already punctured the emirate's image as a haven insulated from regional turmoil
By Georgi Kantchev and Omar Abdel-Baqui
DUBAI -- Dubai's economic recovery from the Iran war depends on getting trave...
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Rogue Pilot Was Part Of Airline Hiring Spree
FlyDubai's growth raises questions on whether it had a hand in near-catastrophe
By Jon Gambrell, Benjamin Katz and Feliz Solomon
FlyDubai has been one of the world's fastest expanding airlines, nearly doubling its staf...
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Oil Flows From Hormuz Again
Ships are ferrying almost as much crude oil out of the Strait of Hormuz as they were before the Iran war. But they are barely moving any barrels of the fuel the world needs most: diesel.
For now, the distinction is para...
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Germany Arrests Ex-Spy Chief Over Suspicion of Espionage
August Hanning was arrested under suspicion of illegally obtaining classified information for years
By Bertrand Benoit
BERLIN -- German police on Tuesday detained the country's former head of its foreign-intelligence s...
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After Years of 'Magic Money,' France Becomes a Debt Bomb
Overspending has turned the country into one of Europe's weakest links
By Stacy Meichtry and Chelsey Dulaney
France is on the precipice of a dangerous financial spiral.
The global surge in interest rates has exposed t...
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After Years of 'Magic Money,' France Becomes a -2
Overspending has turned the country into one of Europe's weakest links
By Stacy Meichtry and Chelsey Dulaney
France is on the precipice of a dangerous financial spiral.
The global surge in interest rates has exposed t...
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California Couple Who Had Mansion Full Of Surrogate Children Charged With Abuse
Silvia Zhang and Guojun Xuan were charged with conspiracy for allegedly directing nannies to abuse 14 children in their care
By Katherine Long
A Chinese-born couple who paid a nationwide web of surrogates to bear close...
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Cornell Furor Upends Its President's Tenure
Michael Kotlikoff has already navigated federal-funding cuts, antisemitism crisis
By Douglas Belkin and Jared Mitovich
Before ascending the ranks of academia, Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff demonstrated...
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Luxury Senior Housing Locks In a Buyer
Investment firm aims to lure boomers who can splurge on their retirement
By Peter Grant
An investment group is acquiring a luxury senior-housing operator in a $1 billion deal, seeking to capitalize on the buying power...
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Forbion Raises Billions For Biotech
Dutch haul comes despite European drugmakers and investors warning the region is losing ground
By Xavier Martinez
Forbion, a Netherlands-based venture firm that is one of Europe's largest biotech investors, has raised...
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): Iranians on the Loose in Britain
The U.S. scramble to remove all 12 B-1 bombers from the U.K.'s Fairford air base on Sunday tells us much about Iran, Britain and the emerging threats to U.S. forces and assets. None of it is good.
The danger, U.S. and E...
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What I Saw on Oct. 7: Leadership and Israel's Greatest Generation ---- By Ophir Falk
Every Jew and Israeli remembers where he was on Oct. 7, 2023.
My day started shortly after 6:30 a.m., when Tzachi Braverman, the prime minister's chief of staff, called me and said, "Get up! Come to the Kirya immediatel...
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Yemen's Houthi Rebels Strike Two Airports in Saudi Arabia
DUBAI -- Attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels damaged two airports in southern Saudi Arabia near the border with the war-torn nation, the kingdom said Tuesday, marking the latest escalation in fighting that threatens global...
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FlyDubai Attacker Was Part of Pilot Hiring Spree at Fast-Growing Airline
FlyDubai has been one of the world's fastest expanding airlines, nearly doubling its staff since the pandemic to become the go-to low-cost carrier for a travel-hungry region.
That growth is now running headlong into the...
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Mexico's Sheinbaum Is Getting Fed Up With Playing Nice With the U.S.
MEXICO CITY -- President Claudia Sheinbaum began her workday at dawn last week by grilling Mexico's top security and intelligence officials. She wasn't happy.
Inside the ornate National Palace, Sheinbaum confronted some...
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Ebola Patient Boarded Commercial Flight, Died Shortly After Arrival
A man who fell ill with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo transited three countries and boarded a commercial flight to Nairobi, where he died of the highly contagious virus, senior Kenyan health officials said Tu...
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The Silent Electronic Battleground Shaping the -2
KYIV, Ukraine -- Earlier this year, two Russian ballistic missiles hurtled at hypersonic speeds toward a key government site in Ukraine's capital city. They crashed into the Dnipro River after being intercepted by a radi...
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The Silent Electronic Battleground Shaping the Future of Warfare
KYIV, Ukraine -- Earlier this year, two Russian ballistic missiles hurtled at hypersonic speeds toward a key government site in Ukraine's capital city. They crashed into the Dnipro River after being intercepted by a radi...
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U.S. Looks to Iceland as It Expands Military Footprint in Arctic
REYKJAVIK -- Secretary of State Marco Rubio brought President Trump's Arctic ambitions to Iceland on Tuesday, seeking to build on a deal that emerged from his push to take control of Greenland as the U.S. expands its mil...
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India Voter-List Purge Draws Growing Backlash
Months after massive street protests over a university exam scandal forced the resignation of India's education minister, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is facing a fresh wave of demonstrations over an even mo...
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Campus Rape Allegations Are Upending the Tenure of Cornell's President
Before ascending the ranks of academia, Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff demonstrated against the Vietnam War and earned a literature degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Weeks before he graduated in 1...
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Former German Spy Chief Arrested on Suspicion of Espionage
BERLIN -- German police on Tuesday detained the country's former head of its foreign-intelligence service on suspicion of espionage and attempted treason in one of the biggest scandals to engulf the spy agency since its...
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Spain's Sánchez Calls for Snap Elections
Prime minister gambles outrage over rising rents will help socialists
By Margherita Stancati and Marcos Garcia Rey
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for snap elections Monday, gambling that he can turn a hous...
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Rivals Move To Oust Houthis From Key Port City
Ground operation is aimed at taking back the strategic port of Mokha, which Iran-backed rebels have used to disrupt oil-tanker traffic
By David S. Cloud and Saleh al-Batati
Saudi and Yemeni forces pressed a counteroffe...
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U.S. Pulled Bombers on Fear of Iran Drone Strike
The planned attack was part of a broader Iranian plot to target the aircraft and kill American pilots at RAF Fairford, officials said
By Shelby Holliday, Benoit Faucon and Max Colchester
The U.S. abruptly moved a dozen...
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Russia Probes Death of Woman Who Worked at Plague Facility
Kremlin seeks to play down death of woman who contracted 'pneumonia of an unknown cause'
By Thomas Grove
Russian authorities are investigating the death of a woman who worked at a Siberian institute for infectious dise...
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How F1 Drivers Beat Jet Lag: They All Live the Same Lie
Drivers live in a nocturnal bubble where everyone pretends they're still in Europe
By Stu Woo
SINGAPORE -- Every autumn, an elite group of 3,000 business travelers flies halfway around the world for a high-stakes event...
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Germany and France Push EU To Get Tough on Chinese Trade
New proposal would create tool to level playing field; U.S. could be a target,
too
By Bertrand Benoit and Kim Mackrael
Germany and France are proposing a new weapon for Europe to fight back against a flood of cheap Chi...
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FBI Arrests Suspected China Spy In California
California realtor surveilled family in Washington and reported back to handlers in China, federal complaint says
By Joyu Wang
The FBI arrested a California realtor on Sunday on charges of acting as an unregistered age...
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China's Range Rover Look-Alike Wins Over Buyers in Britain
The Jaecoo 7, made by China's Chery, was the U.K.'s bestselling vehicle in September
By Stephen Wilmot
LONDON -- When Mark Thewlis went looking for a new family car this summer, he was struck by how much cheaper the Ja...
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Popular Jeweler Adjusts to Gold Prices' Rise
Mejuri, which has won a following among young women-including high-profile celebs like Taylor Swift-is riding a metal-market roller coaster
By David Uberti | Photography by Francesco Lastrucci for WSJ
Mejuri, a jeweler...
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Editor at Large: The Russian Spy Who Couldn't Perform ---- By Gerard Baker
Did the West win the Cold War and avert nuclear armageddon because of the sexual incapacity of an obscure secret agent?
This is the intriguing proposition of a new book by Ben Macintyre, a British author and journalist....
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REVIEW & OUTLOOK (Editorial): China Spies on Taiwan on U.S. Soil
The phrase of the hour in Washington is that the Trump Administration wants "strategic stability" with China, and it's a nice aspiration. But the Chinese Communist Party isn't behaving like a force for peace in the world...
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Global View: The Year of the Political Outsider ---- By Walter Russell Mead
This is a bad year for incumbents. President Trump is testing new lows in the polls as Republicans brace for tough midterm elections. But even with approval ratings in the mid-30s, by global standards Mr. Trump isn't doi...
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Letters to the Editor: The Narrow Bridge Between Fear and Bravery
Thank you for your editorial on the passengers who subdued the terrorist co-pilot and saved the pilot, crew and passengers from almost certain death ("Passengers Defeat a Would-Be Hijacker," Oct. 1). The editorial referr...
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Oil Is Flowing From Hormuz Again--Just Not the Kind the World Needs Most
Ships are ferrying almost as much crude oil out of the Strait of Hormuz as they were before the Iran war. But they are barely moving any barrels of the fuel the world needs most: diesel.
For now, the distinction is para...
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France's Appetite for 'Magic Money' Has Turned -2
France is on the precipice of a dangerous financial spiral.
The global surge in interest rates has exposed the country, once considered an oasis of relative stability in Europe's financial markets, as one of the contine...
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France's Appetite for 'Magic Money' Has Turned Into a Debt Bomb
France is on the precipice of a dangerous financial spiral.
The global surge in interest rates has exposed the country, once considered an oasis of relative stability in Europe's financial markets, as one of the contine...
01:00
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Oil Is Flowing From Hormuz Again-Just Not the Kind the World Needs Most
Ships are ferrying almost as much crude oil out of the Strait of Hormuz as they were before the Iran war. But they are barely moving any barrels of the fuel the world needs most: diesel.
For now, the distinction is para...