1. IRS Nixes Tax Edge for College-Sports Booster Groups Paying Athletes

2. Nvidia Claims a $1 Trillion Market Cap

3. Putin Says Russia Loses Tanks as Ukraine Steps Up Offensive

4. Welcome to White Castle. Would You Like Human Interaction With That?

5. France Accuses Russia of Spoofing Foreign Ministry Website in ‘Typosquatting’ Campaign

6. Donald Trump Surrenders to Federal Authorities in Documents Case

7. Chinese Businesses Look to New Frontiers in Middle East

8. Tesla Doesn’t See Higher-Volume Production for Electric Semi Truck Until Late 2024

9. ‘Just the Beginning’: Hardened Ukrainian Units Go on Attack in Country’s East

10. Sam Bankman-Fried Takes Fight Over Federal Fraud Case to Bahamas

11. WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. Warned Ukraine Not to Attack Nord Stream

12. ‘Mom, I’m Home’: Ukraine and Russia Exchange Nearly 200 POWs

13. Opinion | Canadian Wildfires Came From Rotten Luck, Not Climate Change

14. The Denver Nuggets Win. Welcome to the Summer of Nikola Jokic.

15. Inflation Has Likely Been Cut in Half but Is Still Too High

16. Nine Shot in Downtown Denver After Nuggets Win NBA Finals

17. WSJ News Exclusive | BP Refinery Suffered Cascade of Malfunctions Before Fatal Explosion, Agency Says

18. The Beatles Come Together for ‘Last Record’ Using AI, Paul McCartney Says

19. Goldman Sachs Is at War With Itself

20. WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. Set to Approve Depleted-Uranium Tank Rounds for Ukraine

21. From Mine to Battery: Indonesian Nickel Drives the World’s EV Market

22. Twenty-Two U.S. Troops Injured in Syria Helicopter Incident

23. Renters Are About to Get the Upper Hand

24. Colombian Children Survived on Fruit, Nuts and Wits After Crash in Amazon Jungle

25. First It Was Quiet Quitting, Now Workers Are Facing Off With Their Bosses

26. One Draft Pick and Years of Trust Made the Denver Nuggets NBA Champions

27. Opinion | That’s Smoke, Not Climate Change

28. Kim Jong Un Says He Is ‘Holding Hands’ With Vladimir Putin

29. Pat Sajak to Retire as ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Host Next Year

30. What if the Most Powerful Way to Live Longer Is Just Exercise?

31. Congress Steps Up Pressure on Russia Over Jailing of Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan

32. How Noise-Canceling Headphones Remove Background Sound

33. Trump Needs White Suburban Women. His Indictment Splits Them.

34. WSJ News Exclusive | Walt Disney’s Former L.A. Home Is Now Renting for $40,000 a Month

35. Reddit Communities Go Dark in Protest Against CEO and Developer Fees

36. Opinion | A Strong Trump Indictment—but Is It Strong Enough?

37. WSJ News Exclusive | Breakup of Google Ad-Tech Business Now on Table in Europe, Too

38. WSJ News Exclusive | Netflix Plans First Live-Streamed Sports Event With Celebrity Golf Tournament

39. Opinion | The High Stakes of Ukraine’s Offensive

40. Mother of 6-Year-Old Who Allegedly Shot His Teacher Pleads Guilty to Federal Gun Charges

41. U.S. Spy Agencies Buy Vast Quantities of Americans’ Personal Data, U.S. Says

42. ‘Pickleball Tourism’ Takes Off Across the U.S.—Enough With Museum and Beach Trips.

43. Silvio Berlusconi Is Dead at 86. See Photos of His Life in Italian Business and Politics.

44. Washington Post Publisher Fred Ryan Steps Down

45. Ex-Samsung Executive Indicted Over Plan to Build a China Chip Factory With Stolen Blueprints

46. Twitter CEO Cites Need to Transform ‘Global Town Square’ in Memo to Staff

47. FTC Plans to Seek a Restraining Order to Stop Microsoft From Closing Activision Deal

48. Supreme Court Ruling on Warhol’s ‘Prince’ Sparks Global Hunt Among Collectors

49. Don’t Say It Too Loudly, But UBS Just Got a Steal of a Deal

50. How Striking Writers Are Disrupting Hollywood Shoots

51. China’s Xi Jinping Plays Up Possibility of Worsening Tensions With the West

52. Ukraine’s Offensive Relies on Army Gear That Doesn’t Shoot

53. Nvidia Can Handle Being in the Trillion Dollar Club

54. Jerome Powell’s Big Problem Just Got Even More Complicated

55. Wall Street Firms Up Bets on U.S. Consumers

56. WSJ News Exclusive | Chinese Parts Help Iran Supply Drones to Russia Quickly, Investigators Say

57. Robots Are Looking to Bring a Human Touch to Warehouses

58. Tony Awards 2023: WSJ’s Theater Critic on This Year’s Nominees

59. Merrick Garland Wanted Politics Out of the Justice Department. Then Came Trump Case.

60. WSJ News Exclusive | Nasdaq to Buy Financial-Software Firm Adenza for $10.5 Billion

61. Global Advertising Forecast to Speed Up After a Slower Start in 2023

62. Credit Suisse Era Ends After UBS Takeover Becomes Official

63. U.S. Moves to Rejoin Unesco to Counter China’s Growing Sway

64. JPMorgan Chase Agrees to Settle Jeffrey Epstein Accusers’ Suit

65. Toyota Boss Faces Pushback Over EV Strategy in Shareholder Vote

66. Executives Quiet Their Sustainability Talk on Earnings Calls Amid Growing Culture War

67. WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. to Allow South Korean, Taiwan Chip Makers to Keep Operations in China

68. Silvio Berlusconi, Media Magnate Who Dominated Italian Politics for Years, Dies at 86

69. ‘The Crowded Room’ Review: Viewers’ Patience Rewarded

70. The Smart Way to Coast at Work

71. Hotel Owners Start to Write Off San Francisco as Business Nosedives

72. Racing to Find Their Son After India’s Train Crash, Couple Faces Decomposing Bodies, Competing Claims

73. Times Square Is a Tourist Hot Spot. Its Small Businesses Are Flailing.

74. What Your Barista Is Really Thinking as You Are About to Tip

75. U.S. Tech Giants Are Slowly Cutting Off Hong Kong Internet Users

76. A Hardcore Punk Band Goes Mainstream—And Doesn’t Lose Its Cred

77. Six Lesser-Known National Parks to Add to Your List

78. Russia Arrests American in Moscow on Drug Charges

79. Trump and Special Counsel Signal Early Strategies for Criminal Case

80. The Secret to This Simple Summer Dinner? A Sauce You’ll Want to Eat on Everything

81. A Bellwether Climate Case in Montana Seeks More Action Under State Constitution

82. How to Tell if You’re the Office Jerk

83. WSJ News Exclusive | Glencore Approaches Teck Over Its Coal Business

84. WSJ News Exclusive | Eisner’s Bazooka Gum Hits Auction Block

85. Tech, an Early Booster of Remote Work, Wants People Back in the Office

86. Iran Executions Surge as Government Cracks Down

87. Novak Djokovic Stands Atop Tennis Alone. It’s Time He Gets His Full Due.

88. Novak Djokovic Wins the French Open, His 23rd Major Title

89. Scotland’s Ex-Leader Nicola Sturgeon Arrested in Party Finances Probe

90. Opinion | The Long Reach of Hong Kong Tyranny

91. I-95 Collapses in Philadelphia After Vehicle Fire

92. How the U.S. Patriot Missile Became a Hero of Ukraine War

93. WSJ News Exclusive | How North Korea’s Hacker Army Stole $3 Billion in Crypto, Funding Nuclear Program

94. Hate Baggage Fees? Wear a Fishing Vest on the Plane

95. How boygenius Became One of the World’s Biggest Bands

96. Opinion | The GOP Gets to Vote Harvesting

97. Trump to Appear in Court in Miami Tuesday Amid Flurry of Probes

98. As Bakhmut Collapsed Around Them, This Family Clung On

99. Nike Broke Up With Retailers. Now It’s Trying to Win Them Back.

100. George Soros Hands Control to His 37-Year-Old Son: ‘I’m More Political’

101. In ‘Across the Spider-Verse,’ 150 Flavors of Spider-Man

102. Essay | Why Children Need Nurturing Fathers

103. Crispin Odey Departs Hedge Fund He Founded After Sexual Abuse Allegations

104. GameStop’s Silence Is No Longer Golden

105. ‘A Wall of Steel’: Ukrainian Troops Face Hard Slog in Offensive’s First Days

106. Slow Is the New Fast: More Runners Are Happily Plodding Along

107. WSJ News Exclusive | The PGA Tour Says It Couldn’t Afford to Keep Battling Saudi Arabia

108. White House Says China Has Had Cuba Spy Base Since at Least 2019

109. Canada Seizes Russian Plane

110. The Federal Case Against Trump on the Mar-a-Lago Documents

111. The Rise of the Part-Time Doctor

112. When Employees Leave a Company, Others Often Follow

113. Opinion | Wildfires and Progressive Climate-Change Deniers

114. Railroads Offer Paid Sick Leave, Better Work Conditions After Yearslong Efficiency Push

115. Chicago Business Group Backs Big Push Into Violence Prevention

116. Iga Swiatek Wins Third French Open in a Brilliant Bar Fight in Paris

117. Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski Dies in Federal Custody

118. Opinion | A Destructive Trump Indictment

119. A Pokémon-Card Crime Spree Jolts Japan

120. Helicopter Parents Show Up in the Workplace

121. Grilling Hasn’t Been This Cheap in Years

122. A $300 Million Titanium Mine Proposal Could Reshape Georgia’s Swamp Country

123. Ukraine Achieves Mixed Success in Counteroffensive’s Early Battles, Says U.K.

124. The Best European City for a Family-Friendly Trip? Surprise, It’s Amsterdam

125. The Joy of Running—Very Slowly

126. Walt Nauta, Trump’s Valet, Charged Alongside His Boss

127. You Scored With an Online Sports Bet. Do You Owe Taxes?

128. Opinion | Democrats Can’t Count on Asian-American Voters

129. OpenAI CEO Calls for Collaboration With China to Counter AI Risks

130. Essay | The Moral Hazards of Being Beautiful

131. The Case for Banning TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram for Kids Under 16

132. WSJ News Exclusive | Nord Stream Sabotage Probe Turns to Clues Inside Poland

133. Trump Faces 2024 Split Screen of Campaign and Criminal Trials

134. Can Twitter’s Odd Couple Make It Work? Elon Musk and His New CEO Are About to Find Out

135. Why America Isn’t Ready For the EV Takeover

136. This Rebellious ’90s Men’s Look Is Now Surprisingly Grown-Up

137. Warnings Grow of ‘Devastating’ Military Cuts if Congress Misses Deadline

138. Your Guide to the 2024 Election

139. Cheryl Toussaint Knows the Power of Girls’ Athletics

140. George Santos’s Family Members Cosigned Bond in Fraud Case, Lawyer Says

141. How to Use Gmail (and Slack and Zoom) Better Than Anyone in Your Office: 19 Easy Shortcuts

142. U.S. Puts Chinese Company With Kentucky Ties on Forced Labor Ban List

143. U.S. Puts Companies On Notice Not to Supply Drone Parts to Iran

144. Florida Lawmakers Seek Classified Briefing on China’s Plans for Spy Base in Cuba

145. Ex-British Leader Boris Johnson Quits as Lawmaker Ahead of ‘Partygate’ Report

146. Donor Connected to Texas AG Paxton Impeachment Is Charged

147. Heavy Turbulence on Flights Is Likely to Get Worse

148. Tesla Has Won the EV-Charger Wars

149. U.S. Chamber of Commerce Challenges Federal Government’s New Drug-Price Powers

150. Russians Are Charged in Crypto-Theft in Hack of Mt. Gox Exchange

151. Cuba Base Would Help China Identify Strike Targets in U.S.

152. The Revolution That Transformed Manchester City

153. Pharmaceutical Giants Set $19 Billion Opioid Settlement as States Debate How to Spend It

154. Donald Trump Indictments Set Historical Marker

155. Novak Djokovic Advances to French Open Final

156. Greta Thunberg Holds Last School Climate Strike After 251 Straight Weeks

157. Where You Can Still Find a Work From Home Job

158. Essay | Using Tech to Make Government Better

159. Trump Associate Also Indicted in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case

160. Tehran Ships Drones to Russia Over Caspian Sea for Deployment on Ukraine Front, U.S. Says

161. India Faces Conundrum for Its Sprawling Railways: Fix the Old or Build New

162. Phone Hacks to Get You Out of Customer-Service Hold

163. Tesla Stock’s Hot Streak Keeps Rolling

164. Netflix Subscriptions Jump as U.S. Password-Sharing Crackdown Begins

165. Smoke From Canada Wildfires to Move South, Ease in Northeast

166. Ukraine Probes Russian Defenses for Weak Points After Kicking Off Counteroffensive

167. China’s Inflation Problem? It Has None

168. WSJ News Exclusive | Democrats Push for Debt-Ceiling Overhaul Bill After Default Scare

169. Chinese Junk Bonds Are Back on the Trash Heap

170. Google to Launch Long-Delayed News Showcase Product in U.S. This Summer

171. Frequent Fliers Wonder: Is Elite Status Worth It Anymore?

172. Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer: Posher Than Ever

173. U.S. Cities Are Rebounding—Just Not Near Your Office

174. More Startups Throw in the Towel, Unable to Raise Money for Their Ideas

175. Opinion | Biden and Trump Could Both Lose in 2024

176. Shadow Men: Inside Wagner, Russia’s Secret War Company

177. Cuba Spy Station Brings China Rivalry to America’s Doorstep

178. Meta Reveals Twitter Competitor It Plans to Launch as Stand-Alone App

179. Sweden, Finland’s About-Face on NATO Membership Was Years in the Making

180. Donor Connected to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Impeachment Is Arrested 

181. Engineers Weigh In on Possible Causes of Ukraine Dam Collapse

182. How Jack Smith’s Mar-a-Lago Probe Led to Trump’s Indictment

183. Donald Trump Indicted in Classified Documents Case

184. New Trump Indictment Adds Fresh Uncertainty to 2024 Presidential Race

185. Donald Trump Indicted in Documents Case

186. Opinion | Government Spending Is the Central Issue of Our Time

187. Justice Department Launches Corporate Crime Database

188. A Factory Exodus Is Hollowing Out Brazil’s Industrial Heartland

189. WSJ News Exclusive | Home Insurers Curb New Policies in Risky Areas Nationally

190. As U.S. Shifts Focus to Russia and China, Islamic State Continues Killing

191. Louisiana Passes Bill Requiring Minors to Get Parent’s Permission for Social-Media Accounts

192. Opinion | Joe Biden: Never Bet Against the American Economy

193. GM EV Owners to Tap Tesla’s Supercharger Network

194. Cuba’s Spy Deal With China Has Echoes of Cold War Tensions

195. Comer Cancels Vote to Hold FBI Director in Contempt Over Biden Document

196. Supreme Court Rules for Spouse of Dementia Patient in Nursing-Home Case

197. Homicides Are Falling in Major American Cities

198. Supreme Court Says Jack Daniel’s Can Sue Maker of ‘Bad Spaniels’ Dog Toy

199. Is Taurine the Key to Longer Life? It Made Monkeys Healthier

200. White House Prepares for Possibility Supreme Court Could Kill Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

201. Is This Secretly America’s Best Sporting Event?

202. Essay | Is Religion Good For Your Health?

203. IRS Sends Taxpayers Bills With Wrong Due Dates

204. Apple’s AirDrop in the Crosshairs of China’s National-Security Crackdown

205. ‘Alone’ Review: Wilderness Survival on the History Channel

206. The Wallpaper Inside This California Victorian Costs More Than a Lot of Homes

207. Wildfire Smoke Boosts N95 Mask Demand

208. WSJ News Exclusive | Billionaires’ Row Was Built for the World’s Wealthiest. Has It Lived Up to Its Name?

209. It’s Basketball’s Simplest Play. The Denver Nuggets Made It Unstoppable.

210. Supreme Court Blocks Republican-Drawn Alabama Voting Map

211. ‘It’s Not My Responsibility’ to Save the Office Economy

212. Pat Robertson, Influential Christian Broadcaster, Dies at 93

213. Cut Off From Food and Cash, Sudanese Starve as Fighting Drags On

214. How Three Taylor Swift Fans Are Sticking It to Ticket Resellers

215. The East Coast Gets a Taste of What It’s Like Living With Wildfires

216. Ukraine’s Zelensky Visits Flood-Hit Kherson as Kyiv Presses Counterattack

217. WSJ News Exclusive | Cuba to Host Secret Chinese Spy Base Focusing on U.S.

218. Inflation Drags Eurozone Economy Into Recession

219. Coinbase CEO Says He’ll Challenge the SEC for ‘Clarity’ on Crypto

220. Opinion | Biden’s Debt-Ceiling Pivot Could Help Him in 2024

221. Ken Paxton’s Home Renovation Payment Disclosure Shows New Ties to Donor

222. Sequoia Faces Up to the New U.S.-China Reality

223. Portland, Ore., Approves Day-Camping Ban Amid Homelessness Crisis

224. China’s Lost Generation

225. Russia Attacks Ukraine’s Future by Forcibly Removing Its Children

226. SEC’s Gary Gensler Had Crypto in His Sights for Years. Now He’s Suing Binance and Coinbase. 

227. Wildfire Smoke Poses Health Risks: Here’s How to Protect Yourself

228. How to Protect Yourself as Canadian Wildfires Affect Air Quality in U.S. Northeast

229. Trump Special Counsel Jack Smith Moves Toward Charges in Florida

230. Google Gets Stricter About Employees’ Time in Office

231. Sexual Misconduct Allegations Roil Taiwan’s U.S.-Friendly Ruling Party

232. Risqué Music at Work Might Be Illegal, Court Says

233. Republican Insurgents Force Speaker Kevin McCarthy to Cancel Votes

234. Wildfire Smoke Blankets Sky Across New York, Other States, Prompting Air-Quality Warnings

235. Rory McIlroy Still Hates LIV Golf

236. China’s Share of U.S. Goods Imports Falls to Lowest Since 2006

237. U.S. and China Prepare for Possible Blinken Visit to Beijing

238. GameStop Fires CEO, Names Investor Ryan Cohen Executive Chairman

239. How the PGA Tour and LIV Golf Fought Each Other Into a Merger

240. Number of Asylum Seekers Heading to New York Levels Off

241. Mike Pence Launches 2024 GOP Presidential Campaign

242. Google DeepMind Unveils AI System to Discover Faster Algorithms

243. U.S. Cities Choked in Smoke From Canadian Wildfires

244. New York Is Latest City to Sue Automakers Kia and Hyundai Over Car Thefts

245. Opinion | Apple Reveals the Metaverse

246. Clarence Thomas Delays Release of Financial Disclosures

247. Canada Wildfires Rage as Blazes Get Bigger Across the World

248. Lionel Messi Makes a Deal With Inter Miami of MLS—and Apple and Adidas

249. Wanted: Buyer for the Daily Telegraph, a 150-Year-Old British Newspaper

250. WSJ News Exclusive | Amazon Plans Ad Tier for Prime Video Streaming Service

251. Top CNN Anchors Criticize CEO Chris Licht’s Leadership

252. Buy Now, Pay Later Is Boosting Sales. But Signs of Users’ Stress Are Emerging.

253. Who Is Brian Armstrong? Coinbase CEO Is Taking On the SEC

254. Beaming Solar Energy From Space Gets a Step Closer

255. How the Stock Ticker MMTLP Became an Anti-Wall Street Rallying Cry

256. NATO to Flex Muscles With Largest-Ever Air Drills Near Ukraine, Russia

257. PGA Tour Deal With LIV Golf Puts Sponsors on the Spot

258. U.K. to U.S.: We’re Your Top Military Ally, Now Help Our Economy

259. CNN Chief Executive Chris Licht Is Out

260. Volvo Rolls Out All-Electric SUV Aimed at First-Time Buyers

261. China’s Trade Slowdown Points to Global Woes

262. WSJ News Exclusive | Instagram Connects Vast Pedophile Network

263. Why AI Is the Key to Nvidia’s $1 Trillion Valuation

264. Pope Francis to Undergo Operation for Hernia

265. Southern Ukrainian Towns Inundated as Floodwaters From Burst Dam Rise

266. Cocaine Trade and Gang Violence Strike Hard in Once-Peaceful Ecuador

267. The Science Behind Sound Therapy

268. Venture-Capital Firm Sequoia to Separate China Business as Political Tensions Rise

269. Treasury’s $1 Trillion Debt Deluge Threatens Market Calm

270. China’s EV Juggernaut Is a Warning for the West

271. What’s Ahead for Ultrafast EV Charging

272. The Surprisingly Simple Way to Give Your Breakfast a Serious Upgrade

273. U.S. Nears Deal to Produce GE Jet-Fighter Engine in India

274. Watch: Canadian Wildfire Smoke Spreads Across Eastern U.S.

275. Opinion | What if Putin Loses His War in Ukraine?

276. How Ice Spice Became Music’s Next Big Thing

277. See the Thousands of New Species Found in a Remote Area of the Pacific Ocean

278. Historical Secrets and Tranquil Beaches: You’ll Find Both Off the Georgia Coast

279. Boeing Delays Dreamliner Deliveries After New Defect Found

280. Opinion | Hunter’s Laptop All Over Again

281. Seven Shot Outside Richmond, Va., High-School Graduation

282. Florida Says It Organized Migrant Flights to Sacramento

283. Merck Challenges U.S. Government’s New Powers to Negotiate Drug Prices

284. Jackson, Miss., to Receive $115 Million in Federal Funds to Fix Its Water System

285. SEC’s Coinbase Complaint Sets Off Battle for Crypto’s Future

286. Opinion | Congress’s Global-Tax Revolt

287. Ukraine Dam Explosion Shakes Farmers, Pushes Grain Prices Higher

288. School Cafeterias Might Serve Whole Milk Again

289. Opinion | The Big Tech Censorship Machine Is Running in 2024

290. Columbia University Pulls Out of U.S. News & World Report College Ranking

291. The PGA Tour Partners With Its Nemesis LIV. The Money Wins Again.

292. Court Weakens U.S. Ban on Gun Possession by People Convicted of Serious Crimes

293. Border Arrests Have Dropped 70% Since Title 42 Ended, Biden Administration Says

294. Florida Judge Who Oversaw Parkland Shooter’s Sentencing Should Be Reprimanded, Panel Says

295. George Santos Bond Cosigners Will Be Made Public, Judge Rules

296. WSJ News Exclusive | Rod Stewart Asks $70 Million for Massive Los Angeles Château

297. Federal Judge Blocks Florida’s Ban on Transgender Treatment for Minors

298. Air Quality Levels Drop in U.S. as Smoke Billows from Canadian Wildfires

299. Pirelli’s Italian CEO Seeks to Curb China’s Grip on Tiremaker

300. Hong Kong’s Legal Bid to Ban Protest Song Challenges Google