New York Judge Sets Donald Trump Hush-Money Sentencing for Jan. 10
The president-elect may appear either virtually or in person, the judge says.
What Car Sales Can Tell Us About the U.S. Auto Market Right Now
Demand for pickup trucks and hybrid vehicles helped automakers increase deliveries, but challenges loom for 2025.
Bill Maher, an ‘Old-Fashioned Liberal’ Scourge of the Woke
Bill Maher thinks the far left isn’t ‘nearly as crazy as the crazies on the right’—but these days he focuses as much fire on ...
The Consumer Fraud Promotion Bureau
Rohit Chopra’s assault on Zelle will create more openings for crooks.
In Two Attacks, a Pair of Unraveling Lives and Remaining Mysteries
New Orleans and Las Vegas grapple with the aftermath of deadly incidents; suicide note is recovered from exploded Tesla.
U.S. Steel and the Corruption of Cfius
Biden blocks Nippon Steel’s investment bid in an act of American economic masochism.
Do Men Think Too Much About Rome?
An obsession with Rome isn’t a bad thing.
Johnson Wins Speaker Battle, but Proves GOP Has Little Room for Error
His tenuous victory to retain the gavel points to bigger tests ahead.
It’s Called a Premortem—and It’s the Most Productive Thing You’ll Do All Year
Forget about making a New Year’s resolution. Have you tried imagining your deathbed?
The Mystery of What’s Causing Young People’s Cancer Leads to the Gut
Doctors are investigating bacteria and contaminants such as microplastics connected to cancer.
Denmark May Regret Not Selling Greenland to Trump
How long will the Danes even own it?
Syria’s New Islamic Government Creates Controversy With Education Overhaul
Documents released this week by the new government in Syria spur concerns about whether it will seek to impose a conservative ...