Plus, a litmus test for the president in Miami and Washington pushes Kyiv to accept its Ukraine peace plan, in this edition of the WSJ Politics newsletter.
Paramount’s $77.9 billion bid for Warner—backed by $54 billion in debt—is making some bond investors queasy.
With the stock market hitting new highs, some are shielding themselves from a potential pullback.
The Federal Reserve finishes its final meeting of 2025 today with an interest-rate announcement scheduled for 2 p.m. ET. Here ...
On a visit to Beijing, the economist urged the government to get people spending more.
The president called the Democrats’ focus on affordability a hoax in his campaign-style remarks.
The victory is the latest in a recent string of electoral successes for Democrats.
ICE Nassau County executive will face off with Rep. Elise Stefanik in the Republican primary.
National politics has helped turn Tuesday’s runoff into a referendum on the president and his policies.
Under-16s and parents are divided over the merits of evicting youth from their online lives.
Inspired by a movie, residents of Lakeview, Ore., stripped down to raise money for snow plowing.
The Detroit Tigers are giving serious consideration to trading away ace left-hander Tarik Skubal. And the reason is cold, hard economics.
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