The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

LVMH to Sell Marc Jacobs

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton agreed to sell the fashion brand to brand management firm WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Crypto Industry Notches Win in Washington After Brawl With Banks

Marquee crypto bill advances past key Senate committee following furious lobbying campaigns by both sides.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Iran War Saps Money From Other Pentagon Needs, Leaders Warn

Republicans and Democrats have pushed defense officials to submit an emergency supplemental spending request to replenish depleted coffers,...

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Protests Erupt in Cuba as Fuel Runs Out

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Senators to Suspend Their Pay During Government Shutdowns

The measure won approval following record-setting funding lapses in past year that fueled criticism of lawmakers.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

This Company Is Building a Hockey Empire. Many Say It’s Ruining Youth Sports.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Edith Eva Eger, an Auschwitz Survivor and Psychologist Who Helped Others Cope With Trauma, Dies at 98

As a clinical psychologist, she empowered people to free themselves from victimhood by realizing they had better choices to make.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Pressure Mounts on U.K.’s Starmer as Key Minister Quits

The resignation of Health Secretary Wes Streeting sets the stage for a formal challenge for the leadership of the ruling Labour Party.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Trump Still Hasn’t Appointed More Than 100 Ambassadors, Some to Key Allies

Veteran diplomats say unprecedented vacancies hamper U.S. global power but Trump officials dismiss those criticisms.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Arrest Warrant for Philippine Senator Sparks Dramatic Cat-and-Mouse Game

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Todd Blanche Is Wasting No Time in His Audition to Be the Next Attorney General

The acting head of the Justice Department has won praise from the White House for moving aggressively.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Dispute Over Secret Visit Shows Limits of U.A.E.-Israel Embrace

The Gulf nation’s denial of a trip by Israel’s Netanyahu reflects the complications of dealing with a leader seen in the region as a destabi...

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Versant Revenue Slides on Lower Subscriber Numbers and Ad Sales

The company beat Wall Street expectations in its second earnings report since it was spun off from Comcast.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Trump’s Ballroom Overshadows GOP’s Economic Push

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May 14, 2026

Honda Just Had Its Worst Year Ever

The Japanese carmaker reported its first annual loss after it gave up on EVs in the U.S. and its China business collapsed.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Military Snipers Are Being Put Out of a Job by Drones

Some traditional military roles have been pushed down the billing, as drones change the face of warfare in Ukraine.

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Xi’s Taiwan Warning to Trump Highlights Tensions in Beijing Summit

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

China’s Best and Brightest Tech Talent Is Going Back to China

More Chinese nationals who return home after working in the U.S., called ‘sea turtles,’ are fueling Beijing’s efforts to take on Silicon Val...

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

Denise Powell Wins Tight Democratic Primary for Open House Seat in Nebraska

The newcomer secures nearly 39% of the vote in her bid to represent the state’s lone blue-leaning enclave, which is a factor in presidential...

The Wall Street Journal

May 14, 2026

The Reign of ‘El Chapo’ Is Over but the Bodies Keep Piling Up

As the U.S. targets corrupt Mexican officials who aided the imprisoned drug lord’s clan, a civil war rages for control of the Sinaloa cartel...