The judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 lawsuits from 2010 to 2018 involving companies in which they or their family held shares, a Wall Street Journal investigation found. “I am mortified,”...

Our drama critic wrote beautifully and upheld artistic standards.

The Missouri-born author and musician also wrote biographies of Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and H.L. Mencken

I was more prepared than just about anybody. And some things are exactly what I expected. But other things—not so much, writes David Ekerdt.

The longtime Trump adviser gave an interview a day before he begins serving a four-month sentence for spurning a congressional subpoena investigating the Jan. 6 attack.

The U.S. government reached a $14.5 million settlement agreement with eight men who said in civil suits that they were sexually assaulted by an Indian Health Service pediatrician when they were young.

Apple TV+’s docuseries ‘Wanted: The Escape of Carlos Ghosn’ revisits a wild story involving crime, human smuggling, and intrepid journalists.

Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) is attempting to assemble a group of Democratic senators to go to the White House on Monday and ask that Joe Biden exit the presidential race, according to two people with...

He so thoroughly revolutionized the Broadway musical that his name became synonymous with it.

The Biden administration said Kabul’s airport was open but access remained near-impossible for people struggling to flee, as the Taliban strengthened control and a political leader of the movement...

By attacking Ukraine, Vladimir Putin may have brought about what he wanted least: a galvanized West, determined to act together to preserve a liberal world order.

Scott McCartney charted the highs and lows of flying for 20 years in his column. Here’s what he’s learned along the way.

The emerging picture of what went wrong suggests the crypto empire was a mess almost from the start, with few boundaries, financial or personal.

A big 2018 algorithm change was designed to encourage positive interaction with friends and family. Company documents show how it had the opposite effect, rewarding outrage and sensationalism. CEO...

The appointment of Ms. Blumenstein, a deputy managing editor at The Times, is a part of a broad overhaul of the news division at NBCUniversal.

The new law would extend to the judiciary the same stock-trading law that applies to members of Congress and administration officials.

States and hospitals try to reroute such vaccines, while efforts to export them face hurdles.

Here's the inside story of the executive chaos at Disney over the past few years — and how it could shape the fate of the iconic entertainment company.

On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone went on sale. On that same day, a boy named Noah Schmick was born. Over the next 15 years, the iPhone grew…and so did Noah. Through interviews with current and...

James was separated from his family in the mob pushing to enter the Kabul airport before the Taliban takeover last summer. That left his father with a terrible choice.

Joe Morgenstern, The Wall Street Journal’s Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic, gives a valedictory wave in his final column for the paper.

What light through yonder window breaks? The Folger Shakespeare Library unveils dramatic renovation, with new public galleries and amenities.

The iconoclast shares his thoughts on creativity, how technology might represent the end of civilization and why he thanked ‘the crew of Dunkin’ Donuts’ in his latest book.

Ports and governments refuse to let cargo vessels offload the remains of dead seafarers. The last voyage of Captain Sandu.

When Richard Robinson died he left behind a surprising succession plan. He didn’t give control of the $1.2 billion publisher to either of his two sons, or his siblings, or his ex-wife, but to Iole...

An Alabama medical center was in the midst of a hack when Teiranni Kidd arrived to have her baby. A lawsuit says the computer outages from the attack led staff to miss troubling signs, resulting in...

Historian Andrew Roberts writes that in an era of profound geopolitical challenges and social transformations, Britons could always rely on the decency, common sense and courage of Queen Elizabeth II.

Desperate Afghans in America are trying everything to get family members out of the country, where many have gone into hiding amid threats from the Taliban.

Seeking flexibility or escape from corporate bureaucracy, employees are discovering their inner entrepreneur to start businesses ranging from advertising to handling e-commerce logistics out of their...

From social media to job applications, the pressure to declare our feelings in public is turning us into gushing adolescents.

Failure to stick with best business practices and a younger generation of bumbling suburban-bred mobsters kneecap a storied New York clan.

Farmers challenged efforts to add bumblebees to the state’s endangered species list, which was written into law to protect birds, mammals and fish. “Biologically, a bee is clearly not a fish.”

For four veterans of Bravo Company, fighting as paratroopers in Afghanistan left visible and invisible wounds. Their experiences show that the stories of America’s veterans are still being written.

Smith worked at The Wall Street Journal for more than 20 years covering the electricity industry.

The animals left their reserve and have so far stomped 300 miles through China, getting high on sugary treats and alcohol. Nobody knows where they’re going or why. One theory: the leader “lacks...

The venture will be run by former Walt Disney executives Kevin Mayer and Tom Staggs, who are hunting for content companies amid a land-grab for high-quality programming in Hollywood.

Thirty airports in the continental U.S. have lost at least half the departures they had in 2019. Some are at risk of losing service altogether. The regional airlines that serve them are losing pilots...

Serhat Gumrukcu faces trial in a purported murder-for-hire plot to silence an associate who could have exposed him and derailed a drug-development deal worth millions of dollars.

Investigations by federal officials on phone-hack and extortion claims haven’t led to public action. The government’s response marks a quiet end to a bizarre saga that captivated the business and...

Travelers are finding fees that sometimes top $100 for seats that offer no extra legroom or early boarding, even on nonbudget carriers.

A 1999 book boldly proclaimed the index should hit that target “immediately.” Now the authors have something to say.

The popular app can quickly drive young users into endless spools of adult content, including videos touting drug use and promoting pornography sites, a Wall Street Journal investigation finds.

Our new podcast series tells the story of a Russian hacker who won big by committing cybercrime—and the U.S. officials who eventually caught him.

Evan Gershkovich, who the U.S. says is wrongfully detained, was arrested on a reporting trip over a year ago in Russia and faces 20 years in prison if convicted.

President Biden plans to nominate Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for a second term, opting for policy continuity despite resistance from some progressives. Lael Brainard will be nominated as vice...

The telecast, hosted by Trevor Noah, was a slick and studied affair only occasionally elevated by surprise and genuine emotion.

In late 2022, Biden’s team signaled he’d seek reelection and quashed discussions of an alternative. Now that decision hangs over the political landscape.

Company documents show antivaccine activists undermined the CEO’s ambition to support the rollout by flooding the site and using Facebook’s own tools to sow doubt about the Covid-19 vaccine. 

LVMH aims to heighten the jeweler’s allure to elites abroad while preserving what makes it popular in America.

As Russia pours new forces into Ukraine in its attempt to capture the capital and decapitate its democratically elected government, doctors are bracing for an influx of casualties—children and adults...

The longtime chief of World Wrestling Entertainment secured nondisclosure agreements over the past 16 years to keep secret allegations of sexual misconduct and infidelity.

In an attempt to counter China, lawmakers in Congress have proposed a plan to screen U.S. investment in that country and others.