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Kuwait arrests four accused of attempted infiltration; Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia have broken up alleged Iran-linked terror cells
By Benoit Faucon
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Japanese carmaker reports first annual loss after it gives up on EVs in U.S. and its China business collapses
By Kosaku Narioka
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
During tests in April, researchers found software issues in MacOS, one of the world’s toughest targets for hackers
By Robert McMillan
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
As the U.S. targets corrupt Mexican officials who aided the imprisoned drug lord’s clan, a bloody civil war rages for control of the Sinaloa cartel
By José de Córdoba and Santiago Pérez | Photography Yael Martínez/Magnum Photos for WSJ
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Divided vote signals challenge ahead for Warsh, who faces a Fed committee skeptical of rate cuts Trump has demanded
By Matt Grossman
The Wall Street Journal, May. 13, 2026
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Resignation of Health Secretary Wes Streeting sets stage for formal leadership challenge
By Max Colchester
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Ukrainian special forces soldier who claimed world-record shot hasn’t been out to shoot in more than a year
By Alistair MacDonald and Ievgeniia Sivorka | Photography Justyna Mielnikiewicz for WSJ
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
More Chinese nationals who return home after working in the U.S., called ‘sea turtles,’ are fueling Beijing’s efforts to take on Silicon Valley
By Hannah Miao and Jon Emont
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Most economists see the likely impact on eurozone inflation this time around as more limited than during the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
By Paul Hannon
The Wall Street Journal, May. 13, 2026
Trump could make the announcements on June 14, which is both Flag Day and his birthday, or on Fourth of July
By AnnaMaria Andriotis and C. Ryan Barber
The Wall Street Journal, May. 13, 2026
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One company has a big early lead in blood tests that detect cancer returning in survivors
By David Wainer
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Shares in makers of chips and related equipment gave stock-picking funds their best month in decades. Steve Cohen’s Point72 is among the winners.
By Peter Rudegeair
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
Chinese leader raises issue that clouds Trump’s hopes for ‘best summit ever’
By Alexander Ward, Annie Linskey and Brian Spegele
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
In an interview, the Fed official said she is watching how households’ inflation expectations have drifted higher
By Nick Timiraos
The Wall Street Journal, May. 13, 2026
Faculty voted to require proctoring in all in-person exams starting this summer, reversing a policy set in place in 1893
By Douglas Belkin
The Wall Street Journal, May. 14, 2026
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