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Biden Exits Battling for His Legacy and Believing He Could Have Won
The beginning of the end of Joe Biden’s political life was off to a very slow start. The Monday speeches at the Democratic National Convention in August had run over their allotted time ...
Wall Street Journal17d
Stocks Cap Best Two Years in a Quarter-Century
U.S. stocks roared to another blockbuster showing in 2024. Few expect such a torrid advance in the year to come. The S&P 500 climbed 23%, notching 57 record closes as the economy remained healthy ...
Wall Street Journal18d
The Blue State Homeless Boom
In case you missed last Friday’s pre-holiday news dump, the Department of Housing and Urban Development reported that homelessness this year hit a record. Add this to President Biden’s ...
The Hill18d
Wall Street Journal backs Trump on H-1B visas: ‘Enlightened nationalism’
The Wall Street Journal backed President-elect Trump’s stance on visas for highly skilled workers amid a contentious debate between Trump’s Silicon Valley supporters and the anti-immigrant ...
Wall Street Journal19d
It’s the Most Indispensable Machine in the World—and It Depends on This Woman
BOISE, Idaho—Brienna Hall has the most valuable role that you’ll never see at the most vital company that you’ve never heard of. Until she began working at ASML last year, she didn’t ...
Wall Street Journal19d
Drug Middlemen Spared by Trump and Musk, for Now
Tucked into the bipartisan budget deal that President-elect Donald Trump’s allies torpedoed earlier this month was a rare and significant attempt to reform the mechanics of America’s drug ...
Wall Street Journal19d
Discounts on the Dealership Lot Lift Car Sales
Car shopping in 2024 started to get back to normal for the first time this decade, with ample choice on the dealership lot and even some bargains for shoppers. After years of depressed inventory ...
Wall Street Journal19d
Jimmy Carter, Former U.S. President and Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Dies at 100
ATLANTA—Former President Jimmy Carter, the Georgia peanut farmer whose one term in the Oval Office was plagued by problems at home and abroad but who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize after he ...
Wall Street Journal20d
Some Justice Department Lawyers Look for Protection—and the Exits
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Wall Street Journal20d
After Another Bad Year for Bonds, Investors Lose Faith in a Turnaround
Wall Street investors entered each of the past two years brimming with optimism about U.S. Treasurys and other types of high-quality debt. Each time, they were disappointed. Now, they are far more ...
Wall Street Journal21d
Trump’s Border Czar Says Military Bases Could Aid Deportation Effort
Donald Trump’s team is looking at using military bases to detain migrants and military planes to boost deportations, the president-elect’s incoming border czar Tom Homan said. “It’s ...
Wall Street Journal21d
U.S.’s Channels With China Have Gone Dark With Trump’s Return
For the past year and a half, senior Treasury officials have met with their Chinese counterparts almost once every other month. Whether an incoming Trump team will keep such channels of dialogue ...