The Wall Street Journal

Locals and tourists are lining up this summer for a dip in the Seine. But the reopening of the storied river to public swimming after a centurylong ban hasn’t been entirely smooth.

Homegrown names such as Laopu, Mao Geping and Songmont are winning over customers who are losing their taste for high-end Western brands.

CK Hutchison Holdings is in talks with a BlackRock-led consortium to include a strategic investor from China to push ahead with its plans to sell ports on either end of the Panama Canal.

Google DeepMind and OpenAI won gold medals at the math Olympics—but these American teenagers still got higher scores. Will this be the last time humans outperform AI?

Google DeepMind and OpenAI won gold medals at the math Olympics—but these American teenagers still got higher scores. Will this be the last time humans outperform AI?

Bosses aren’t just unapologetic about staff cuts. Many are touting shrinking head counts as accomplishments in the AI era.

As major home insurers flee storm-ravaged markets, Demotech’s ratings enable smaller ones to step in. A string of failures has left homeowners in the lurch.

The spread of electronic shelf labels to big U.S. retailers like Kroger and Walmart has raised questions about a future where prices could change in an instant.

The U.S. President gets his beloved 15% tariff but little else from Europe.

The pact imposes a baseline tariff of 15% on the U.S.’s biggest trading partner.

False records help Brazil’s dubious charge against a Bolsonaro ally.

Recognizing a state of Palestine before it exists does nothing for peace.

Who created a fake U.S. record of entry used to keep a Lula critic in Brazilian jail?

At NPR and PBS, bias has long been the biggest problem. Let 1,000 podcasts bloom.

A top FDA appointee who doesn’t think patients can be trusted to make their own healthcare decisions.

It used to be taboo to say you hated the Jews and wanted to wipe Israel off the map. Not anymore.

A stabbing suspect, who is believed to have acted alone, is in custody, but no motive is known, police say.

The Trump FDA tries to kill a therapy that has helped boys with a deadly diagnosis.

The Fed might have to raise the target rate to bring down inflation.

In 2000, there were 23 aluminum smelters in America. Now it’s down to four.

Consolidate your personal data with your passwords for convenience and security.

Expensive labels are trying to figure out why sales have weakened so much outside a recession.

Some patients reluctantly shifted to save money while others have appealed for coverage of Zepbound after having experienced better weight-loss results and fewer side effects.

The president is calling for increased logging in national forests and raising trade protections against Canadian exports.

The announcement of a 10-hour daily suspension follows growing pressure on Israel as a deadly hunger crisis spreads across the enclave.