The Wall Street Journal

Harris Left Canada at 18. She Doesn’t Often Look Back.

Vice president graduated from high school in Montreal, but those years are absent from her biography

Former Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries Is Arrested, Charged in Sex-Trafficking Case

Prosecutors charged Jeffries with coercing aspiring male models into sex acts

Hezbollah Targets Tel Aviv as Blinken Visits in Fresh Push for Cease-Fire

Visit is top U.S. diplomat’s first visit since Israel killed Hamas leader in Gaza

Military Gains Strengthen Netanyahu’s Hand, but Israelis Remain Divided

Hamas chief’s killing extends a run of tactical wins for Israeli leader

Sick of Vacations in Italy and Greece? Airlines Are Betting No

U.S. airlines are adding seats to European destinations and flying to new locales to capture spending from travelers

Nuclear-War Risks Rise Again, Stoked by Global Conflicts

Arms reduction flourished with the Cold War’s end but now atomic arsenals are growing

He Made Pfizer a Household Name. Wall Street Wants More.

With Pfizer’s stock down sharply, an activist investor is pushing for CEO Albert Bourla to improve performance

A Second Trump Presidency Stands to Radically Remake World Trade

Tariffs could rise to highest levels since the 1930s. Anything from a global trade war to a U.S.-led system against China could be the result.

Inside the Nasty Rivalry Rocking the World of Private Jets

The head of a private-jet company has been involved in a massive, often secret campaign to undermine his bitter rival. Now it’s spilling out into the open.

Sinwar’s Bloody Gambit Changed the Middle East—but Not as He Imagined

Israel was wounded but didn’t fold, and Palestinian statehood is more remote than ever

Traveling in Retirement Is Great. Being at Home Is Harder.

Facing a blank schedule, and finding things to fill in those blanks, can be the toughest part of retirement

U.S. Presses to End Gaza War After Death of Hamas Leader

Israel and Hamas signal they are not ready for a cease-fire, as White House seeks broad diplomatic deal

After Sinwar’s Death, Israel Has Stark Choice: Declare Victory or Keep Fighting

Netanyahu suggests the war will continue as the U.S. and Israel’s military argue for a cease-fire in Gaza

Hamas Chief Sinwar Killed in Gaza Operations, Israel Says

Death marks biggest blow to militant group in more than a year of war

Lufthansa Fined $4 Million for Stopping 128 Jewish Passengers From Boarding Flight

Transportation Department says it’s the largest penalty against an airline for civil-rights discrimination

Inside Israel’s Ground Offensive in Lebanon

Thousands of troops are on the hunt for Hezbollah infrastructure along the border

Russia and China Defy the West Deep in the Arctic

The Svalbard archipelago has become a critical steppingstone for projecting power across one of the world’s most sensitive regions

How This Conflict Mineral Gets Smuggled Into Everyday Tech

Coltan from militia-controlled mines in Congo is increasingly flowing into global supply chains for smartphones, computers

Drought-Stricken Countries Kill Elephants to Feed the Hungry

Worst drought in 100 years drives Namibia, Zimbabwe to conduct culls in national parks to help alleviate food crisis, as well as population pressure

Is Europe Becoming Ungovernable?

Political fragmentation is paralyzing the continent’s largest economies