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The unrelenting American consumer spends through a sour mood and a cooling labor market
By Jeanne Whalen and Rachel Wolfe
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 24, 2025
Consumer-watchers forecast the more surprising behaviors that marketers should pay attention to in the year to come, featuring sauce to go and decor for your decor
By Katie Deighton
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Thai attacks on border compounds left trafficked workers locked up in a war zone
By Gabriele Steinhauser
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
An army chief and commander of ground forces for government in Tripoli among five confirmed dead in crash shortly after takeoff in Turkey
By Jared Malsin and Elvan Kivilcim
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Rare defeat for Trump administration on court’s emergency docket hurts efforts to send troops to Democratic-run cities
By James Romoser
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
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The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2026
By Nicholas G. Miller
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
A passenger in the GMC Sierra was injured by the air bag; the pickup had an open recall for a defective air bag
By Ryan Felton
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Statements are at odds with Trump’s multiphase peace plan for the enclave
By Anat Peled
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Justice Department releases thousands more Epstein documents, including a fake passport and copies of Epstein’s will
By Becky Peterson, Brian Whitton and Sadie Gurman
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 24, 2025
Deployment is latest by Trump administration to ratchet up pressure on Maduro regime in Venezuela
By ShelHolliday and Lara Seligman
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
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Price-conscious consumers, less concerned about stigma around used gifts, thrifting in higher numbers
By Jennifer Williams | Photography Shuran Huang for WSJ
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Total orders for durable goods declined 2.2% in October, compared with a 0.7% climb in September and a 3% increase in August.
By Connor Hart
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Lawmakers approved a bill averting a government shutdown after weeks of debate in parliament failed to agree on a new budget
By Noemie Bisserbe
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
Estate of Texas software executive Robert Brockman agrees to settle case in which IRS had sought about $1 billion plus interest
By Miriam Gottfried and Mark Maremont
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 24, 2025
Imports, which have a negative effect on GDP, slipped again in the third quarter.
By Myles McCormick in Washington
Financial Times, Dec. 23, 2025
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