The Best Films of 2022: The Silver Screen Staggers On (www.wsj.com)
Congress Faces Deadline for Keeping Government Funded (www.wsj.com)
Now Driving You Mad at the Car Dealership: A Shortage of Title Paper (www.wsj.com)
Iran’s Islamic Leaders Face a Crisis of Faith as Protests Swell (www.wsj.com)
Utility Bills Rise as Americans Pay Off Storm-Recovery Costs for Decades to Come (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Amgen in Advanced Talks to Buy Horizon Therapeutics (www.wsj.com)
Interest-Rate Paths for U.S., Europe Set to Diverge (www.wsj.com)
Doctors and Lawyers Debate Meaning of Death as Families Challenge Practices (www.wsj.com)
SoftBank, Tencent Lead Way as Asia’s Tech Investors Become Stock Sellers (www.wsj.com)
The 250 Best-Managed Companies of 2022 (www.wsj.com)
Ukraine Can Win the War. But the Cost May Be Too High for the West. (www.wsj.com)
Fed Rate Increases Are Squeezing Consumer-Finance Companies (www.wsj.com)
Jay Leno on Electric Cars, Hydrogen Fuel, Space Travel—and His Recent Accident (www.wsj.com)
NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Lands After Journey to Moon in Key Test for Artemis Mission (www.wsj.com)
The World Cup Contenders Who Don’t Want the Ball (www.wsj.com)
Microsoft Tops the Best-Managed Companies of 2022 (www.wsj.com)
Russian Drone Strikes Leave Most of Ukraine’s Odessa Region Without Power (www.wsj.com)
U.S. Builds New Firewall to Stop Spread of Militant Islamists (www.wsj.com)
Homelessness Worsens in Older Populations as Housing Costs Take Toll (www.wsj.com)
How to Pack Your Carry-On Travel Bag Like a Pro (www.wsj.com)
Welcome to Your Airbnb, the Cleaning Fees Are $143 and You’ll Still Have to Wash the Linens (www.wsj.com)
Lockerbie Bombing Suspect Is in U.S. Custody (www.wsj.com)
Rise of Open-Source Intelligence Tests U.S. Spies (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Who’s to Blame for the High Cost of Living? (www.wsj.com)
Investors Grow More Confident Fed Will Pull Off a Soft Landing (www.wsj.com)
How Washington Persuaded Europe to Put a Price Cap on Russian Oil (www.wsj.com)
Five Ways You’ll Exercise Smarter in the Future (www.wsj.com)
In ‘Harry & Meghan’ Netflix Series, Couple Airs Royal Grievances (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Former Apple Executive Says Company Blundered by Firing Him After TikTok Video (www.wsj.com)
Philadelphia’s Center City Sees Resurgence in Housing, Economic Activity (www.wsj.com)
In Bedding’s Top-Sheet Debate, a Raging Generational Divide (www.wsj.com)
Are No Eyebrows the New Eyebrows? (www.wsj.com)
How to Wear a Suit Without a Tie—More Successfully Than These World Leaders (www.wsj.com)
Is a Bra a Shirt? These Women Say Yes (www.wsj.com)
Essay | How We Turned Pigeons Into Pests (www.wsj.com)
Taylor Swift Tickets: How Many Might Be Left? (www.wsj.com)
Tesla’s Latest EV Will Fill Up on Subsidies (www.wsj.com)
Higher-for-Longer Rates Are Hammering Bank Stocks (www.wsj.com)
Where’s Your Luggage? In 2022, Too Often Where It Wasn’t Supposed to Be (www.wsj.com)
‘In the Eye of the Storm: Modernism in Ukraine, 1900-1930s’ Review: Art Finds Refuge From War (www.wsj.com)
A Secret to Lululemon’s Success? Men Who Are Obsessed With Its Pants (www.wsj.com)
She Put Her Own Spin on a Classic Porsche (www.wsj.com)
France Edges England, 2-1, to Advance to World Cup Semifinals (www.wsj.com)
Winter Storm to Move Across Much of U.S. as Holidays Approach (www.wsj.com)
Brandi Carlile on Her Incredible Year—and Paying It Forward (www.wsj.com)
Kari Lake Files Lawsuit to Be Declared Winner in Arizona (www.wsj.com)
Morocco Stuns Portugal to Advance to World Cup Semifinals (www.wsj.com)
Binance Is Trying to Calm Investors, but Its Finances Remain a Mystery (www.wsj.com)
Essay | The Rise and Fall of Respectability (www.wsj.com)
Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Gets Another Jail Term After Fraud Conviction (www.wsj.com)
Europe Is Hit by Shortages of Antibiotics (www.wsj.com)
Lamborghini Looks to the Past as It Plans an EV Future (www.wsj.com)
Many of Ukraine’s Western Weapons Await Repairs Far From the Front Line (www.wsj.com)
Russia Launches New Drone Attacks as Partnership With Iran Deepens (www.wsj.com)
California Long Ruled U.S. Shipping. Importers Are Drifting East. (www.wsj.com)
Japan Clamps Down on Moon Church’s Fundraising (www.wsj.com)
The Weird-Looking, Fuel-Efficient Planes You Could Be Flying in One Day (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | For a Quicker End to the Russia War, Step Up Aid to Ukraine (www.wsj.com)
Brad Pitt Sells Stake in Production Company to French Conglomerate Mediawan (www.wsj.com)
Europe Cold Snap Tests Gas Reserves After Russian Supply Cut (www.wsj.com)
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Says Regulation Could Boost USD Coin Usage (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Herschel Walker’s Defeat and the GOP’s Lost Vote Harvest (www.wsj.com)
Microsoft Case Poses Crucial Test for FTC’s Fight Against ‘Vertical’ Mergers (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Much Ado About Independent Kyrsten Sinema (www.wsj.com)
A Century of ‘Nosferatu’ (www.wsj.com)
Are Edibles Better for You—or at Least Less Bad—Than Alcohol? (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Only the Voters Can Crush Donald Trump (www.wsj.com)
Chrysler Parent Stellantis to Stop Operations at Jeep Cherokee Factory (www.wsj.com)
Tumblr Shoots for a Comeback With Users and Advertisers (www.wsj.com)
Prominent Soccer Journalist Grant Wahl, 48, Dies While Covering World Cup in Qatar (www.wsj.com)
A Professional Stager Reveals the Best Ways to Get Your Home Market-Ready (www.wsj.com)
Russia Celebrates Prisoner Exchange, Vladimir Putin Says He Is Ready for More Swaps (www.wsj.com)
Investors See Shift in Europe’s Fortunes (www.wsj.com)
Oil Market Takes Russian Price Cap in Stride (www.wsj.com)
How Morocco Built a World Cup Cinderella in Four Months (www.wsj.com)
Brittney Griner Deal Is Latest in U.S. Embrace of Prisoner Swaps (www.wsj.com)
How Brittney Griner’s Release From Russia Was Secured by U.S. Negotiators (www.wsj.com)
Rivals Worried Sam Bankman-Fried Tried to Destabilize Crypto on Eve of FTX Collapse (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Elon Musk Slashes Bureaucracy, Giving Twitter a Chance to Soar (www.wsj.com)
Argentina Sinks the Netherlands in Shootout to Advance to the World Cup Semifinals (www.wsj.com)
Belgium Detains Four in Corruption Probe Linked to European Parliament (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | America’s Workers Need Freedom, Not More Government (www.wsj.com)
Viruses Are Coming for Your Holiday Season, Health Officials Warn (www.wsj.com)
Trevor Noah Says Goodbye to ‘The Daily Show,’ With Just a Few Tears (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Juul to Pay $1.7 Billion in Legal Settlement (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Brittney Griner Goes Free (www.wsj.com)
Former Minneapolis Police Officer Sentenced to 3.5 Years in Killing of George Floyd (www.wsj.com)
NASA Prepares for Orion Spacecraft Splashdown to Conclude Artemis I Mission (www.wsj.com)
Mail-In Voting Fight Pits Donald Trump Against Ron DeSantis, Other GOP Leaders (www.wsj.com)
Justice Department to Urge Judge to Hold Trump Team in Contempt Over Classified Documents (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Walmart Investigated in Early 2020 Complaints About Chesapeake Shooter From Co-Workers (www.wsj.com)
CDC Backs New Covid-19 Boosters for Youngest Kids (www.wsj.com)
Workers at GM-LG Battery Plant in Ohio Vote to Unionize (www.wsj.com)
Croatia Is the World Cup’s Penalty Shootout King (www.wsj.com)
Brittney Griner Lands in U.S. After Russia Prisoner Exchange (www.wsj.com)
Penguin Random House CEO Resigns Weeks After Simon & Schuster Deal Was Blocked (www.wsj.com)
‘Harry & Meghan’ Review: A Royal Pity Party on Netflix (www.wsj.com)
Pentagon Reviews Munitions Needs as Ukraine Drains Stocks (www.wsj.com)
Lionel Messi’s Last Dance Is More of a Stroll (www.wsj.com)
Ukraine Gains U.S. Support Tackling Vast Task of Removing Landmines (www.wsj.com)
Mark Cuban Has a New Job: Working at an Online Discount Pharmacy (www.wsj.com)
Sam Bankman-Fried Says He'll Testify to House Committee About FTX Collapse After All (www.wsj.com)
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Leaves Democratic Party (www.wsj.com)
U.K. Braces for Biggest Strikes in Years Over the Holiday Period (www.wsj.com)
Brittney Griner Released: Live Updates in Russian Prisoner Swap (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The IRS Goes After Your Side Hustle (www.wsj.com)
South Korea Passes New Law Making Everyone a Little Younger (www.wsj.com)
China’s Xi Jinping to Meet Arab Leaders in Milestone for Middle East Ties (www.wsj.com)
Inflation Slowed in China as Lockdowns Spread (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The Pentagon Marches Off to Climate War (www.wsj.com)
Three Findings That Changed the Way We Think About Sex (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. to Levy Human-Rights Sanctions on Russia, China (www.wsj.com)
‘I Hate Doodle Dogs’: Endless Poodle Hybrids Spark Backlash (www.wsj.com)
What I Learned Growing Up With the Gritty Movies of the 70s (www.wsj.com)
Japan, U.K., Italy to Build Stealth Jet Fighter by 2035 (www.wsj.com)
Parents Pile Into Work Conferences to Escape Their Families (www.wsj.com)
The Housing Slowdown Is Wreaking Havoc on the Short-Term Rental Market (www.wsj.com)
House Approves Bill to Boost Military Spending (www.wsj.com)
Inside the Secret Prisoner Swap That Splintered the U.S. and China (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The Republican House Can Restrain Spending (www.wsj.com)
New York City Plan to Involuntarily Hospitalize Some Mentally Ill Homeless Faces Legal Challenge (www.wsj.com)
SEC Asks Public Companies for More Information About Crypto Exposure (www.wsj.com)
Ex-Antiabortion Activist Tells House Panel of Effort to Sway Supreme Court (www.wsj.com)
American Prisoner Paul Whelan’s Fate Still Uncertain After Brittney Griner Swap (www.wsj.com)
Too Risky to Wed in Your 20s? Not if You Avoid Cohabiting First (www.wsj.com)
A Psychologist Spent Five Years Studying World Cup Penalty Shootouts (www.wsj.com)
U.S. Diplomat’s Wife Gets Suspended Sentence for U.K. Car-Crash Death (www.wsj.com)
Philadelphia’s ‘Boy in the Box’ Has a Name 65 Years After His Death (www.wsj.com)
Janet Yellen’s Signature on U.S. Currency Marks First Time Bills Autographed by Two Women (www.wsj.com)
We Really Need to Cure Booster Fatigue to Move On From Covid (www.wsj.com)
Biden Administration Awards $36 Billion to Pensions for Truckers, Warehouse Workers (www.wsj.com)
This High-Tech Fishing Gear Aims to Protect Endangered Whales (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Putin’s Heist of Ukraine’s National Identity (www.wsj.com)
Morocco’s World Cup Run Lends Arabs a Rare Moment of Solidarity (www.wsj.com)
Viktor Bout, Russian Traded for Brittney Griner, Was Notorious Arms Trafficker (www.wsj.com)
Quebec Shuns Bitcoin Mining in Bid to Conserve Power (www.wsj.com)
FTC Sues Microsoft to Block Activision Purchase (www.wsj.com)
How to Help Prevent Flu and RSV? You Might Not Like the Answer. (www.wsj.com)
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Courts Military With New Starshield Project (www.wsj.com)
Argentina Binges on the World Cup to Forget Soaring Inflation and Unrest (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Senate Drops Bid to Let Spy Agencies Hire Former Marijuana Users (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | ‘Jim Crow 2.0’ Dies Again in Georgia (www.wsj.com)
Who Is Viktor Bout? What to Know About the Man Traded for Brittney Griner (www.wsj.com)
Soccer’s Greatest Beauty: It Takes Two Hours (www.wsj.com)
FDA Authorizes Updated Covid-19 Vaccines for Kids as Young as 6 Months (www.wsj.com)
House Committee Blasts Dan Snyder, NFL After Investigation Into the Washington Commanders (www.wsj.com)
The Five-Year Engineering Feat Germany Pulled Off in Months (www.wsj.com)
U.A.E. and Saudi Leaders Mediated Exchange That Freed Griner (www.wsj.com)
Moms in Middle Age: Rarely Alone, Often Online and Increasingly Lonely (www.wsj.com)
Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards: A Clumsy Lion Cub, Winky Owl and Sassy Penguin Are Winners (www.wsj.com)
New York Times Staffers Strike for First Time in Over 40 Years (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Chuck Schumer’s Marijuana Defense Bill (www.wsj.com)
House Set to Vote on Legislation Protecting Same-Sex Marriage (www.wsj.com)
The $42 Billion Question: Why Aren’t Americans Ditching Big Banks? (www.wsj.com)
Celine Dion Says She Has Stiff-Person Syndrome, Cancels and Reschedules Dozens of Shows (www.wsj.com)
Ukraine Hit by Deadliest Single Russian Attack on Civilians in Weeks (www.wsj.com)
SEC Faces Calls to Boost Crypto-Exchange Enforcement After FTX Collapse (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Letter From Top Apple Supplier Foxconn Prodded China to Ease Zero-Covid Rules (www.wsj.com)
Brittney Griner Released From Russian Penal Colony In Prisoner Release Deal (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Green Hydrogen Gets a Boost in the U.S. With $4 Billion Plant (www.wsj.com)
Peru President Pedro Castillo Ousted After Attempting to Dissolve Congress (www.wsj.com)
Iran Conducts First Known Execution of Prisoner Arrested During Protests (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | New Dengue Vaccine Approved in Europe (www.wsj.com)
The Quiet Joys of the Very, Very Early Morning Club (www.wsj.com)
China’s Xi Jinping to Meet Saudi Crown Prince in Pivotal Visit (www.wsj.com)
How Covid Showed Us the Secrets to Having Better Relationships (www.wsj.com)
Why We’re All Forgetting Things Right Now (www.wsj.com)
New York Times Staffers to Stage First Strike in Over 40 Years Thursday (www.wsj.com)
Denver Sets Up Emergency Shelter for Migrants (www.wsj.com)
Carvana Shares Tumble as Company Taps Adviser (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The Urgency of Republicans’ Leaving Trump Behind (www.wsj.com)
How Apple’s New iCloud Encryption Protects You From Attacks (Exclusive) (www.wsj.com)
In Tulsa, Modest Home Prices and ‘Wholesome’ Living Lure Big City Buyers (www.wsj.com)
Mauna Loa Eruption Brings Traffic, Onlookers and Trespassers to Remote Site (www.wsj.com)
On Tour, Musicians Say Goodbye Hard Partying, Hello Ice Baths (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Google Combines Maps and Waze Teams in Restructuring Move (www.wsj.com)
How A-list Actors Learn to Hold Their Breath for Up to 7 Minutes Underwater (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Judges Aren’t Part of the ‘Legislature’ (www.wsj.com)
It’s Not Just You: Businesses Are Making Their Phone Numbers Hard to Find (www.wsj.com)
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Cited in House Ethics Complaint (www.wsj.com)
Alleged Russian Agent Tied to U.S. Election Interference Charged With Bank Fraud (www.wsj.com)
Campbell’s Turnaround Has Reached Full Boil (www.wsj.com)
SEC to Float Proposals to Get Small Investors Better Prices on Stock Trades (www.wsj.com)
Fabergé or Fauxbergé? The Justice Department Battles Experts Over Seized Russian Egg (www.wsj.com)
Theranos Ex-President Sunny Balwani Sentenced to Almost 13 Years in Prison (www.wsj.com)
Accounting Red Flags Are Common Among Public Crypto Companies (www.wsj.com)
How Foxconn’s Covid Crisis Unfolded, Delaying Your New iPhone (www.wsj.com)
Music Deal Maker With Rights to Tens of Thousands of Songs Faces Chorus of Investor Unease (www.wsj.com)
What People Googled in 2022: Wordle, Ukraine, Queen Elizabeth (www.wsj.com)
High Oil Prices Lift Saudi Arabia, Bolster Prince’s Economic Plans (www.wsj.com)
Olympics President Signals He Wants Russian Athletes at Paris 2024 (www.wsj.com)
TikTok Is Sued by State of Indiana, Accused of Targeting Young Teens With Adult Content (www.wsj.com)
Trump Organization Faces More Legal Battles in New York After Tax-Fraud Verdict (www.wsj.com)
Georgia Win Ends Headaches of 50-50 Senate for Democrats (www.wsj.com)
Broadway’s ‘KPOP’ Set to Close Two Weeks After Opening (www.wsj.com)
Warnock Win in Senate Runoff Cements Georgia’s Battleground Status, Marks Another Setback for Trump (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Apple Plans New Encryption System to Ward Off Hackers and Protect iCloud Data (www.wsj.com)
Peru President Plans to Dissolve Congress Before Impeachment Vote (www.wsj.com)
Whitey Bulger Killed After Inmates Were Tipped Off on His Prison Transfer, Watchdog Says (www.wsj.com)
Ancient DNA Paints Picture of What Life Was Like Two Million Years Ago (www.wsj.com)
TikTok Faces U.S. Clampdowns After South Dakota Restrictions (www.wsj.com)
The Kid Who Replaced Cristiano Ronaldo (www.wsj.com)
Aaron Judge Agrees to a Nine-Year, $360 Million Deal to Stay With the Yankees (www.wsj.com)
Russian Oil-Price Cap Adds to Fiscal Pressure on Moscow (www.wsj.com)
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Congressional District Maps (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover Is in Its Early Chapters, But a Book Is Already Coming (www.wsj.com)
China’s Xi Jinping Visits Saudi Arabia Amid Strained U.S. Ties (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Microsoft’s Activision-Blizzard Acquisition Is Good for Gamers (www.wsj.com)
Pope Francis Compares War in Ukraine to the Holocaust (www.wsj.com)
Georgia Democrat Raphael Warnock Wins Runoff, Re-Elected to Senate (www.wsj.com)
Microsoft Pledges to Put ‘Call of Duty’ on Nintendo Switch If Activision Deal Is Approved (www.wsj.com)
TSMC’s U.S. Chip Gambit Has Powerful Backers (www.wsj.com)
U.S. Plans Broad Increase of Military Presence in Australia (www.wsj.com)
EU Files Complaint in WTO Over China’s Trade Retaliation on Lithuania (www.wsj.com)
Germany Dismantles Suspected QAnon-Inspired Terrorist Group (www.wsj.com)
Jeff Bezos’s Space Company Bids Again for NASA Moon Lander, After SpaceX Win (www.wsj.com)
China Scraps Most Testing, Quarantine Requirements in Covid-19 Policy Pivot (www.wsj.com)
Eight Questions to Ask Your Aging Parents (and Yourself) to Keep Their Phones Safe From Hackers (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | South Dakota Bans TikTok (www.wsj.com)
Gunfire Attack in North Carolina Leaves Thousands Without Power for Third Full Day (www.wsj.com)
Elon Musk’s Release of Documents Triggers Twitter Lawyer Jim Baker’s Exit (www.wsj.com)
Madison Cawthorn Ordered to Donate $14,000 to Charity Over Cryptocurrency Promotion (www.wsj.com)
Georgia's Senate Runoff Election Between Warnock and Walker: Live Updates (www.wsj.com)
FDA’s Overlapping Leadership Risks Food-Safety Mission, Report Says (www.wsj.com)
Lawmakers Agree to Rescind Military’s Covid-19 Mandate in Defense Deal (www.wsj.com)
Stock Market News Today: Dow Drops Nearly 500 Points, Nasdaq and S&P 500 Down (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Biden Starts a Climate Trade War (www.wsj.com)
Iran Sentences Five to Death Over Killing of Paramilitary Member (www.wsj.com)
Housing Costs, Inflation’s Biggest Component, Are Poised to Ease (www.wsj.com)
Argentine Court Sentences Vice President Cristina Kirchner to Six Years in Prison (www.wsj.com)
The Audacious, Inadvisable Gamble Behind Morocco’s Winning Penalty (www.wsj.com)
Robinhood Wants Your Retirement Money (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Twitter’s Duty to Protect Free Speech (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Fanatics Hits $31 Billion Valuation in Latest Funding Round (www.wsj.com)
Trump Organization Convicted of Criminal Tax Fraud in New York Trial (www.wsj.com)
BuzzFeed Plans to Cut 12% of Workforce as Challenges Mount (www.wsj.com)
Justice Department Subpoenas State Officials on 2020 Election Communications With Trump (www.wsj.com)
U.S. Goal in Ukraine: Drive Russians Back to Pre-Invasion Lines, Blinken Says (www.wsj.com)
Russian Oligarch Seizes 400,000 Acres of Ukrainian Farmland, Owners Say (www.wsj.com)
Jan. 6 Committee Plans Criminal Referrals, Chairman Says (www.wsj.com)
Morocco Stuns Spain in Penalty Shootout to Advance to World Cup Quarterfinals (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Tim Cook’s Bad Day on China (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | TikTok National-Security Deal Faces More Delays as Worry Grows Over Risks (www.wsj.com)
More Crypto Exchanges Verify Reserves, But Questions About Assets Remain (www.wsj.com)
Alleged Colorado Springs Shooter Charged With 305 Criminal Counts (www.wsj.com)
Gut Bacteria Linked to Depression (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Narcan Maker Gets Fast-Tracked for Over-the-Counter Nasal Spray (www.wsj.com)
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Farewell Could Take Him From the World Cup to Obscurity (www.wsj.com)
NRG Energy to Buy Vivint Smart Home for $2.8 Billion (www.wsj.com)
China Sends Off Late Leader Jiang Zemin With Siren Blasts, Somber Memorial (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The B-21 Bomber Is Needed Now (www.wsj.com)
Oil Prices and Energy Stocks Are Headed in Different Directions. What Gives? (www.wsj.com)
Google Faces Pressure in Hong Kong Over Search Results for National Anthem (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Meta’s Targeted Ad Model Faces Restrictions in Europe (www.wsj.com)
Putin Grips Economy Tighter to Supply Russian War Machine (www.wsj.com)
Warnock, Walker Close Out in Senate Runoff as Georgia Voters Head to Polls (www.wsj.com)
Theranos Ex-President Sunny Balwani to Be Sentenced Wednesday (www.wsj.com)
Investors Yank Money From Commercial-Property Funds, Pressuring Real-Estate Values (www.wsj.com)
Moscow Says Ukrainian Drones Hit Third Russian Airfield in Two Days (www.wsj.com)
Facebook Parent’s Oversight Board Criticizes ‘Cross Check’ Program That Protects VIP Users (www.wsj.com)
Uber Reaches Settlement with Chicago Over Fees and Restaurant Listings (www.wsj.com)
TSMC Raises Arizona Chip Investment to $40 Billion as Biden Visits (www.wsj.com)
London Stock Exchange Launches First Fund Under New Market for Carbon Credits (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Hardly Anyone Is Buying Biden’s Bivalent Boosters (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Apple’s Warning About China Business (www.wsj.com)
Taylor Swift Fans Sue Ticketmaster After ‘Eras Tour’ Sales Debacle (www.wsj.com)
Facebook Threatens to Pull News From Platform if Congress Passes Bill Helping Publishers (www.wsj.com)
Kirstie Alley, of ‘Cheers’ Fame, Dies at Age 71 (www.wsj.com)
The Horses of ‘Aida’ Prepare for Their Metropolitan Opera Curtain Call (www.wsj.com)
WSJ CEO Council 2022: Live Coverage (www.wsj.com)
Jason Kilar on the Chaotic Streaming Wars—and How This Hollywood Story May End (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | While Nicaragua Burns, Rome Fiddles (www.wsj.com)
Public-Corruption Charges Dismissed Against Former New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin (www.wsj.com)
How a Cap on Russian Oil Prices Could Affect U.S. Consumers (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | Democrats Are Done With Iowa (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Restaurant Groups Push to Overturn California Fast-Food Wage Law (www.wsj.com)
California Lawmakers to Consider Penalties on Oil Companies to Fight High Gas Prices (www.wsj.com)
Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield to Depart (www.wsj.com)
Michael Avenatti Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison for Defrauding Clients (www.wsj.com)
Guns N’ Roses Sues Texas-Based Gun Shop Over Name (www.wsj.com)
What TV Shows Did We Watch in 2022? So Far, A Lot of Crime (www.wsj.com)
Couples Who Combine Finances Are Happier. So Why Don’t More Do It? (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Most Colleges Give Inaccurate Price Details in Financial-Aid Letters, Federal Report Finds (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | PepsiCo to Lay Off Hundreds of Workers in Headquarters Roles (www.wsj.com)
Hertz to Pay $168 Million to Settle False-Arrest Allegations (www.wsj.com)
Beijing Seeks Positive Spin on Covid Easing as Risks Rise (www.wsj.com)
AT&T to Pay $6.25 Million to Settle Claims It Tipped Off Wall Street (www.wsj.com)
States Advancing Gun-Control Proposals Face Legal Uncertainty (www.wsj.com)
Tampa Police Chief Resigns After Flashing Badge to Get Out of Traffic Stop on a Golf Cart (www.wsj.com)
Must Inflation Be Brought Down All the Way to 2%? (www.wsj.com)
Iran Considers Easing Some Restrictions on Women as Protests Continue (www.wsj.com)
Rudy Giuliani ‘Weaponized His Law License,’ D.C. Bar’s Ethics Lawyer Says (www.wsj.com)
Nike Parts Ways With Kyrie Irving (www.wsj.com)
Arizona Certifies Election Results, Makes Katie Hobbs’s Win Over Kari Lake Official (www.wsj.com)
Croatia Ends Japan’s Cinderella Run in Penalty Shootout (www.wsj.com)
Amazon’s Customer Satisfaction Slips With Shoppers (www.wsj.com)
Bob McGrath, Founding ‘Sesame Street’ Cast Member, Dies at 90 (www.wsj.com)
REAL ID Deadline for Fliers Pushed Back to 2025 (www.wsj.com)
Opinion | The Twitter Censorship Files (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. Altered Himars Rocket Launchers to Keep Ukraine From Firing Missiles Into Russia (www.wsj.com)
This Natural-Gas Bonanza Is in the Dumps (www.wsj.com)
The Joy of Kylian Mbappé (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | FTX Effort to Save Itself Failed on Questionable Assets (www.wsj.com)
Fed Could Pencil in Higher Interest Rates Next Year While Slowing Hikes in December (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Says He Can’t Account for Billions Sent to Alameda (www.wsj.com)
There’s a Secret to Keeping Secrets (www.wsj.com)
WSJ News Exclusive | Credit Suisse’s Investment Bank Spinoff Attracts Saudi Crown Prince (www.wsj.com)
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