The Wall Street Journal

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Drops Out of Presidential Race, Endorses Donald Trump

Polls have indicated his departure from the race could help the former president

Why the Reliable Office Workhorse Rarely Gets Ahead

Working too hard can hurt your career trajectory, but there are other paths to office stardom

Harris Accepts Democratic Presidential Nomination, Vowing to Unite Nation ‘Around Our Highest Aspirations’

On the closing night of the DNC, the vice president spoke about why she’s running—without dwelling on the historic nature of her candidacy

Body of Mike Lynch Among Five Pulled From Wrecked Yacht

Divers search for the body of his daughter among wreck of the Bayesian

Tim Walz Is Fascinated by China—and Disturbed by Its Human-Rights Record

Democratic vice-presidential candidate has made dozens of visits to China as an educator, businessman and politician

The U.K. Stamped Out Anti-Immigration Riots—Now Comes the Hard Part

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised to bring down record levels of both legal and illegal immigration

Eating Leaves, Knee-Deep in Water: Inside Sudan’s Man-Made Famine

Zamzam displacement camp in Darfur is ground zero of a countrywide starvation crisis

10 Surprising Reasons to Visit—and Revisit—Athens

The Greek capital was the cradle of Western civilization, but it has far more to offer today than its famed ancient ruins

Gaza Cease-Fire Talks Put Iran Attack on Hold

U.S. officials think Tehran is exercising restraint amid negotiations, but a breakthrough appears elusive

Top Banker, Lawyer Among Missing, Presumed Dead in Yacht Sinking off Sicily

Morgan Stanley executive and a former U.S. prosecutor were on boat with tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch

Nord Stream Revelations Ignite Dispute Between U.S. Allies

Poland’s prime minister said German authorities should ‘apologize and keep quiet’ after a suspect crossed back into Ukraine without being arrested

Biden Passes the Torch to Harris as Democratic Convention Begins

The president touts his legacy—and his vice president—to kick off an event where he was supposed to be the star

Hamas Claims Attempted Suicide Bombing as Cease-Fire Diplomacy Resumes

A failed attack on Tel Aviv threatens to open a new dimension of violence amid efforts to de-escalate tensions

Tech Entrepreneur Mike Lynch One of Six Missing After Superyacht Sinks in Italy

A total of 22 people were aboard the luxury boat when it was hit by a storm while anchored off the coast of Sicily

Inside Kamala Harris’s Enormous Fundraising Drive

Donors have taken a give-money-now, ask-questions-later approach to fueling the Democratic ticket

Behind the Movement to Turn Back the Clock on Gender Roles

A vocal group of Americans believes the country has strayed too far from a focus on supporting heterosexual couples and their children

Trump Sees Opening in Battleground Pennsylvania: Courting Disaffected Democrats

Both Trump and Kamala Harris are pushing hard to win rural and blue-collar votes in the biggest swing state

What’s Wrong With Starbucks?

Prices are up—and so are the wait times. But that’s just the tip of the iced-latte-berg. The coffee giant’s new CEO will have his work cut out for him.

Biden Pushes Elusive Gaza Cease-Fire as Democrats Prepare for Convention

With a potential Iran attack looming, U.S. officials are pressuring all sides to make a deal

Gaza Cease-Fire Talks Proceed in Face of Obstacles

Biden says deal is close as negotiators signal gains and Iranian attack looms, but Israel and Hamas give no indications of progress