Mourners attend the memorial for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Arizona. The service comes nearly two weeks after Kirk was fatally shot during an
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in nine months, with officials judging recent labor-market softness outweighed recent setbacks on inflation. WSJ’s
High mortgage rates are keeping many Americans on the sidelines from buying or selling a home. WSJ’s Veronica Dagher explains why a potential interest rate
President Trump has shown the U.S. can use lethal force to combat drug cartels in Venezuela and has repeatedly tied Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to
WSJ’s Brenna Smith explains how she verified social media videos of ICE arrests across New England, and what their locations reveal. #ICE #Trump #Shorts
Apple’s latest iPhone software iOS26 is the biggest visual makeover in years. New features include Liquid Glass, a built-in assistant to screen your calls, hold
President Trump repeatedly claims tariffs will reap “billions” of dollars for the U.S.—and so far, he’s right. According to the Penn Wharton Budget Model, the
WSJ’s Aaron Zitner explains how conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s approach to persuading people made him an important figure in Republican politics, particularly in President Trump’s
Taco Bell is seeing sales rise despite an overall slump in the fast food industry. The restaurant chain recently made a big bet on chicken
It took two people to make WSJ’s Amy Dockser Marcus feel like a woman in her 80s. At the MIT AgeLab, which works on