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Jessica Pegula fell to Aryna Sabalenka in straight sets in the U.S. Open women’s final.

Tens of thousands of supporters of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro rallied in the heart of São Paulo Saturday to protest the Supreme Court’s ban on Elon Musk’s X platform.

Former Oct. 7 hostages detail the efforts to get them on video, as Hamas raises its bet on psychological pressure.

Ohtani bobblehead, New York Fashion Week, and more images from around the world, selected by The Wall Street Journal photo editors.

Deep under a forest floor are clusters of copper and nickel ore that proponents hope will be a foundation of America’s clean-energy future.

Opponents say selection of Michel Barnier, a member of the conservative party, ignored the results of recent snap elections.

Prediction-market startup Kalshi prevails in its bid to list political contracts, beating the CFTC.

NASA and the aerospace company plan to analyze performance of the vehicle that returned without its crew after troubled months in space.

In unusually blunt terms, CIA Director William Burns urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar to accept a soon-to-be proposed cease-fire agreement and end the conflict.

The market pulled out a win for the month despite a rough patch. Also: A flashback to the 10th anniversary of the blockbuster Alibaba IPO.

Former president’s campaign says he has vowed to rein in agencies.

These clothes are so expensive you have to shell out $12,000 before you can even buy any

The GOP leader needs to thread the needle on funding the government this month and retaining the House majority in November.

Downsizing has become rampant in an industry where many turned their passion into employment.

One real-estate agent chased an owner’s cat through the woods. The other had to “think like a cat” to get them outside for showings.

After working to ban phones in the classroom, parents are now seeking a return to pencil and paper.

Taylor Fritz is the first American man to reach a Grand Slam final since 2009. He’ll now face the world No. 1 for the chance to win a first major title for U.S. men’s tennis in 21 years.

The National Gallery of Art celebrates the 150th anniversary of the exhibition credited with inaugurating French Impressionism, contrasting work by Monet, Manet and other revolutionary painters with the more restrictive aesthetic of the same year’s Paris Salon.

AI and general streamlining efforts leave tech workers in a tough labor market.