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Biden’s efforts to deter him have so far had little success. Now the world’s future may hinge on them. ... read more

Lula won, but not by enough to avoid a runoff with Bolsonaro on Oct. 30. ... read more

Watch ‘Captain Blood’ and ‘The Grapes of Wrath’ and ask yourself which movie speaks to your heart. ... read more

Britain’s financial turmoil is part of the inevitable monetary correction after central banks let inflation loose. ... read more

A man hurt by Biden’s illegal write-off sues to block it. He has a good case. ... read more

U.S. Fed officials have no standing to gripe about U.K. fiscal policy. ... read more

A ship with diesel fuel is idling off the island, but docking is illegal. ... read more

As we saw before World War I, it’s easy to become complacent as trouble builds into catastrophe. ... read more

Now that all else has failed, the Tories try a growth agenda. ... read more

It’s past time to reform the Electoral Count Act to make clear Congress can’t overturn an election result. ... read more

North Carolina starts mailing ballots, and all early votes are final. ... read more

She may have been the most recognizable person in human history. ... read more

Analysts say the drug, from Revance Therapeutics, poses a threat to the market-dominating antiwrinkle treatment because it promises to last longer. ... read more

U.S. stock indexes closed higher even as investors considered risks to the global economy. ... read more

Colleges and universities have become stupefied by their ‘brands’ and forgotten their students. ... read more

Under pressure from asset managers, the company embraced policies that are harmful to investors. ... read more

The U.K. might not sound like a natural place to invest, but everything has a price. ... read more

The Chinese tech giant is increasing its stake in a French videogame maker as things get tough at home. ... read more

Plans by Britain’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss to freeze energy bills by borrowing more have downsides, but are probably the best-case scenario for investors. ... read more

The reality star and entrepreneur is joining with former Carlyle partner Jay Sammons to launch a new private-equity firm called SKKY Partners. ... read more

Activist investors don’t usually take on Europe’s luxury brands, but recent underperformance and lopsided corporate governance left Cartier’s owner vulnerable to criticism. ... read more

Billions of dollars that were going out of tailpipes might now be spent on other goods and services following a big decline in gasoline prices. ... read more

The recent reversal in stocks hasn’t sparked options bets that would pay out if markets keep dropping. ... read more

Keeping two of three reactors online is only a tentative nod to reality. ... read more

Higher interest rates have changed the math on what was recently a straightforward decision, advisers say. ... read more

A divided party, a nation beset by an air of crisis. Americans may find the situation familiar. ... read more

The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a $36 million legal judgment against the college. ... read more

Biden’s plans for a green transition are sure to face a wall of local opposition, litigation and obstruction. ... read more

China gets its money’s worth from a strategic pact in the Pacific as Honaira stops U.S. Navy visits. ... read more

And it could do the same to the U.S., which is following a similar path. ... read more

Secretaries of State Kissinger, Shultz and Baker had geopolitical finesse and deep insight. ... read more

The President’s student-loan write-off is an abuse of power that favors college grads at the expense of plumbers and FedEx drivers. ... read more

The Kremlin hopes to thaw sanctions by freezing the Continent. ... read more

His long service is laudable, but his pandemic legacy includes more public mistrust. ... read more

Judge Polster orders a $650 million payday for trial lawyers and politicians. ... read more

Mike Gableman didn’t find mass cheating, and the focus now is November. ... read more

Federal receipts are up 24% in the first 10 months of fiscal 2022. ... read more

Real average weekly earnings are still down 3.6% over the last 12 months. ... read more

Merrick Garland is taking the U.S. down a perilous path. ... read more

They asked for too much because they failed to prepare for the debate over abortion after Roe v. Wade. ... read more

Manchin is being Manchin, but Republicans helped him do it. ... read more

Jerome Powell takes a half-step toward ending a misguided policy tool. ... read more

Rep. Peter Welch breaks the code on the Senate’s new price controls. ... read more

The Constitution protects unenumerated rights that are ‘deeply rooted’ in history and tradition. ... read more

Among the reasons for optimism: lots of jobs, anti-inflationary pressures and a decline in oil prices. ... read more

An economic downturn is a political problem, so the White House is playing semantics by redefining the term. ... read more

He can’t spend his PACs’ millions on 2024 and isn’t using much in midterms. ... read more

The 388-article proposed charter, up for a vote on Sept. 4, could destroy the country’s economy and democracy. ... read more

But is a fed funds rate at 2.5% really ‘neutral’ with inflation at 9%? ... read more

The agency is hiding documents in its Meta antitrust case. ... read more

I think about Mike every time I set foot on a tennis court. ... read more

Exactly five months into the war, artillery and missile attacks have become a daily part of life in much of Ukraine. ... read more

The pontiff has been asked to expand on his apology for the Catholic role in a historical residential-school system that has been called cultural genocide. ... read more

Ukraine has opened investigations into more than 16,000 suspected war crimes, but despite evidence has indicted only a small number of Russians. ... read more

The top U.S. military officer visited Indonesia on Sunday as the U.S. seeks to strengthen relationships with Indo-Pacific nations. ... read more

They joined Trump in backing a fringe GOP nominee in the race to succeed me. ... read more

Competing with China is the new excuse for corporate welfare. ... read more

The state kills a nutty licensing rule after an immigrant sues. ... read more

He takes on Ron DeSantis in ads urging Floridians to move to California. Good luck with that. ... read more

Albany passes a law that willfully defies the ruling that the right to bear arms extends beyond the home. ... read more

In a 5-4 decision in Castro-Huerta, the Justices begin to clean up their tribal McGirt mess. ... read more

The Guttmacher Institute has some surprising findings on the number and availability of abortions. ... read more

The Justice Department hasn’t ensured peace at the homes of the Justices. ... read more

A 6-3 majority recognizes a right to carry guns in public for self-defense. ... read more

Berlin braces for a cutoff of Russian gas, but the nuclear power taboo remains. ... read more

Kirkland & Ellis tells Paul Clement and a partner to dump their Second Amendment clients. They refuse and resign. ... read more

Inflation and recession will stress popular support for a hard line against Russian aggression. ... read more

If Russia is violating the Geneva Conventions, it seems vain to expect it to honor a peace agreement. ... read more

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been sitting on a bill to protect the Justices’ families. ... read more

The former German Chancellor says she wasn’t naive about Putin. ... read more

Tribal lawmaker Wes Nofire runs for Congress on solving the problems caused by the Supreme Court’s McGirt ruling. ... read more

They expect the war on fossil fuels to resume when the current crisis ends. ... read more

He tried to exploit the mass shooting to get attention and raise campaign donations. ... read more

We are expanding and modernizing our satellite fleet to detect and track hostile missile launches. ... read more

Democrats and Republicans reject policies that would fortify what St. John Paul II referred to as a ‘culture of life.’ ... read more

Voters in the city want out of the suicide pact that is doctrinaire progressivism. ... read more

‘The day is surely coming . . . when the Supreme Court will be able to assess the various university procedures that undermine the freedom and fairness of the academy in favor of the politics ... read more

Voters on the Left Coast send a loud message to progressives. ... read more

North Korea fired eight short-range ballistic missiles on Sunday, South Korea’s military said, a day after a special U.S. envoy departed from Seoul. ... read more

Both sides send in additional troops as they fight over the pivotal city of Severodonetsk in the Donbas region. ... read more

Hong Kong police blanketed a busy district and stopped people entering a park that traditionally held a mass vigil on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, but many people staged small acts of defiance. ... read more

Ukraine’s wheat harvest is coming soon, but the U.S. still won’t consider a naval escort for commercial ships in the Black Sea. ... read more

If it turns out to be a law clerk, there are federal statutes under which criminal charges can be brought. ... read more

Brutal fighting in Ukraine’s east is a battle for lives and land, but it pivots on rail lines. Train transport is vital to Russia’s conquest, starting with the dense track networks of Donbas region. ... read more

Officials from both countries said the deal would boost business ties less than two years after they established formal diplomatic relations in a U.S.-brokered deal. ... read more

A Taiwanese air force pilot died Tuesday after his jet went down during a training flight. It comes as China’s military has ramped up aircraft sorties near Taiwan. ... read more

The bloc’s agreed-to embargo would exempt imports via pipeline and mark a sixth sanctions package. ... read more

Democrats want the pandemic emergency bonus payments to be permanent. ... read more

The United Nations atomic agency said Iran hadn’t offered credible answers to its probe into nuclear material found there, making it likely its investigation will continue. ... read more

If Republican leaders were to participate in this political stunt, it would change the House forever. ... read more

Intended to punish Chinese panel makers, the import taxes are crushing U.S. companies and consumers. ... read more

A Wisconsin school district opened a Title IX sexual-harassment investigation against 8th graders for calling a student ‘her’ instead of ‘them.’ ... read more

ESG advocates would return society to the communal and stagnant world of the Dark Ages. ... read more

Trump urges Mehmet Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted. ... read more

The GOP nominates Doug Mastriano, a long shot in November. ... read more

The despicable rush to blame a deranged killer on Republicans ... read more

Their arguments aren’t persuasive and overlook U.S. security interest in supporting the country against Russia. ... read more

Generation Z discusses the rise in depression and anxiety of the past years. ... read more

The country needs military support against al-Shabaab. ... read more

Democrats usually cheer when courts draw maps, but not this time. ... read more