The Wall Street Journal

Here’s the iPhone. Here’s the iPhone With Tariffs.

This is what Apple pays for components inside its bestselling phone, and how Trump’s China tariffs could raise the bill

Your New Lunch Habit Is Hurting the Economy

More people are bringing lunch to work and restaurants are selling fewer lunches than they did in 2020

Euro Emerges as Surprise Winner of Tariff Aftermath

The U.S. dollar remains weak after the DXY index slumped to a six-month low on Thursday following President Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariffs.

Market Upheaval From Trump’s Tariffs Could Be Just the Beginning

Investors who think the return to high tariffs will hammer the economy into recession should expect much bigger falls in stocks and bond yields

The Brutal War Complicating Myanmar’s Quake Response

Earthquakes struck in an area where rebel fighters had pushed close to the stronghold of the military junta

Trump Tries to Limit GOP Defections on Tariff Vote

Senate considers measure to revoke emergency declaration used to impose tariffs on Canada

Trump Tariffs Aim to Bring Down Curtain on Era of Globalization

The president wants companies to return production to the U.S., but it won’t be easy

Trump Imposes 10% Baseline Tariff, Higher Rates for ‘Bad Actors’

The president unveiled the new plan at a Rose Garden ceremony

Attorney General Directs Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty Against Luigi Mangione

Justice Department’s directive comes in case against suspect charged with killing of UnitedHealth executive

How Prevalent Are Dyes in Foods? We Crunched the Numbers.

RFK Jr. and consumer advocates want to rid Americans’ diets of artificial colors; switching to natural alternatives can be costly

Le Pen Verdict Fuels Claims That Europe’s Elites Are Colluding Against Populists

Critics of French court ruling accuse judiciary of disenfranchising voters, while mainstream politicians praise upholding the rule of law

New York’s Storied Chinatown Fights Tourism, Crime in Bid to Stay Authentic

Some residents are also trying to fend off New York City’s plans for another homeless shelter and a massive jail tower

Under Attack, Paper Straw Fans Fight Back

Trump’s executive order is fueling the return to plastic. What’s a paper straw lover to do?

Catastrophic Earthquakes Test Myanmar Junta’s Grip on Power

Regime has been weakened by a yearslong civil war, now millions are counting on it to allow emergency aid

How the CIA’s ‘Benign Coverup’ After the JFK Assassination Gave Rise to the ‘Deep State’

President Kennedy’s killing planted the seeds for the belief that shadowy bureaucrats could be conspiring against the public

One Couple in Their 90s Confronts a Stark Reality: Aging at Different Speeds

Lifelong partners grapple with how and whether to stay together when one can’t care for the other

Trump’s New Ukraine Proposal Looks Like an Offer It Must Refuse

Draft accord sent by Washington to Kyiv gives U.S. first pick of Ukrainian natural resources and infrastructure projects

Europe Confronts Reality That Vance’s Hostility Is More Than Just a Show

Vice president has taken an aggressive stance, sparking fears for the trans-Atlantic alliance

Israel Supplied Intelligence in Airstrike Discussed in Signal Chat, Officials say

Houthi missile expert was tracked with help of Israel-linked human source in Yemen

Trump Plans to Impose 25% Tariff on Imported Vehicles

President leaves little room for exempting Canada or Mexico