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How the Big Chip Makers Are Pushing Back on Biden’s China Agenda
Nvidia, Intel and Qualcomm are campaigning to protect their businesses before further crackdowns on the sale of semiconductor technology to Beijing.
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The Remaking of The Wall Street Journal
Emma Tucker, the top editor, is moving away from some of the organization’s traditions.
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A Giacometti for a Cezanne: Jeffrey Epstein’s Role in a Pricey Art Deal
Mr. Epstein helped the billionaire Leon Black defer capital gains taxes from the swap. A Senate committee is scrutinizing some of Mr. Black’s art deals as it looks into tax avoidance schemes.
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U.A.W. Chief Shawn Fain Has a Nonnegotiable Demand: Eat the Rich
Shawn Fain’s disdain for the “billionaire class” informs his showdown with Detroit’s automakers. Now he must prove that his hard-core tactics pay off.
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Gunman on New York subway car in 2022 sentenced to life in prison
Frank James, who opened fire on a New York subway car in April 2022, injuring 10 people, was sentenced to life in prison in federal court.
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Victim of school bathroom sexual assault sues Va. school district
A teenager who was sexually assaulted in a Loudoun County school in 2021 is seeking $30 million, alleging school officials tried to cover up the incident.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein memorialized at San Francisco City Hall
The U.S. senator and local politician, who died at age 90, lies in state as mourners from around the country pay their final respects.
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A catalogue of Trump’s attacks on judges, prosecutors and witnesses
As Trump faces gag orders, it’s worth emphasizing the scale, similarity and viciousness of his many attacks.
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Opposition to Ukraine Aid Becomes a Litmus Test for the Right
The drama that has played out among House Republicans over the past week has highlighted a sharp decline in the party’s willingness to back continued aid for Kyiv’s fight against Russia.
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Biden Watches Republican Dysfunction From a Distance
President Biden has chosen not to weigh in forcefully on the Republican meltdown in the House, instead trying to contrast his own achievements with the chaos of his rivals.