The U.K. Gets Another New Leader on Monday. His First Task: Reassure the Markets. (on.wsj.com)

A Monster Pile of Airline Points Is Supercharging Summer Travel (on.wsj.com)

This Shortcut to Private-Equity Riches Is Minting Young Millionaires (on.wsj.com)

Trump Stirs China Tensions With Claims That It Meddled in U.S. Elections (on.wsj.com)

Gas Prices Will Stay Higher for Longer, Even if Oil Falls (on.wsj.com)

SEC Flooded With Complaints Over Plan to Scrap Required Quarterly Earnings (on.wsj.com)

China’s Two-Speed Economy Pairs High-Tech Success With Domestic Gloom (on.wsj.com)

Takeaways From Trump’s Speech on Election Integrity (on.wsj.com)

Trump’s Tightening Squeeze on Iran Will Heap More Pain on Its Battered Economy (on.wsj.com)

Trump Ramps Up Efforts to Sow Doubt About 2020 Election, Press for New Voting Laws (on.wsj.com)

The Sky Was the Limit For Turning Offices Into Apartments—Until Some Columns Buckled (www.wsj.com)

U.S. Targets Iranian Bridges in Bid to Choke Off Regime’s Supply Routes (on.wsj.com)

Boomers Were Supposed to Downsize. They Are Buying Bigger Homes Instead. (on.wsj.com)

Health Authorities Link Parasitic Outbreak to Lettuce From Taylor Farms, Taco Bell (on.wsj.com)

The Inside Story of IBM’s Shocking Profit Warning (on.wsj.com)

The British Open Is About to Get Ugly—and Really Weird (on.wsj.com)

The Historic Chicago Suburb Where Million Dollar Homes Sell in a Week (on.wsj.com)

UnitedHealth Results Handily Beat Wall Street Expectations (on.wsj.com)

Trump’s Man in Canada Practices a No-Holds-Barred Diplomacy (on.wsj.com)

China Wants More Babies—So It’s Cracking Down on Chatbot Love Affairs (on.wsj.com)

Controlling Hormuz Would Take More U.S. Troops—and Even More Risk (on.wsj.com)

Trump Was Caught Off Guard by DHS Move to Halt ICE Vehicle Stops (on.wsj.com)

The New York Times Files Motion To Quash Trump Administration Subpoenas (on.wsj.com)

Zelensky Ousts Popular Defense Minister as Ukraine Gains Momentum in the War (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive The AI Backlash Has Tech Executives Fearing for Their Lives (on.wsj.com)

How French Police Skirted European Privacy Laws to Hunt a Serial Rapist (on.wsj.com)

The Mystery Money Powering Trump’s Second Term (on.wsj.com)

In the Weight-Loss Wars, Novo’s Obesity Pill Is Pulling Way Ahead of Lilly’s (on.wsj.com)

A Broken Elbow Forces Two Retirees to Ponder Their Future Mobility (on.wsj.com)

Warren Buffett and Bill Gates Are Still Giving Away Their Fortunes. Just Not Together. (on.wsj.com)

Blockbuster Stock Sales Are Threatening to Overwhelm the Bull Market (on.wsj.com)

Trump Reverses ICE’s Decision to Suspend Traffic Stops (on.wsj.com)

Caviar on the Ground, Coach on the Plane: My 1,300 Detour Around Airport Chaos (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive An Unfinished Beverly Hills Penthouse to Sell for a Record 200 Million (on.wsj.com)

Pressure Builds Over Israel’s Treatment of Palestinian Prisoners (on.wsj.com)

Why the Golden Age of Sports TV Is Driving Fans Crazy (on.wsj.com)

U.A.E. Rewarded With Coveted AI Chips for Supporting U.S. War in Iran (on.wsj.com)

The U.S. and Iran Reckon With Shrinking Options to End the War (on.wsj.com)

Ukraine Sea Drone Sinks Russian Ship Near Compound Said to Be Linked to Putin (on.wsj.com)

House Backs Making Daylight-Saving Time Permanent (on.wsj.com)

‘Ride or Die’ Review: International Women of Mystery on Prime Video (on.wsj.com)

The Kids Need Umpires and Refs. Fewer People Want the Job. (on.wsj.com)

Hollywood Writers Sue to Block Paramount-Warner Deal (on.wsj.com)

Meta Workers Accuse It of Using AI to Conduct Discriminatory Layoffs (on.wsj.com)

We Went on the Road With Mike Johnson and His 1,477 Unread Text Messages (on.wsj.com)

Spain Suffocates France and Returns to the World Cup Final After 16 Years (on.wsj.com)

Key Moments: Supreme Court Justices Barrett and Kagan Testify Before Congress (on.wsj.com)

‘Foreign Tongues’ Review: The Rolling Stones, Still Rocking (on.wsj.com)

Mahmoud Khalil Files Civil-Rights Suit Against Senior Trump Officials (on.wsj.com)

ICE Suspends Traffic Stops After Two Shooting Deaths (on.wsj.com)

Nearly a Million People Have Left the SAVE Student-Loan Program. Here’s Where They Went. (on.wsj.com)

Attorney General Pick Todd Blanche Faces Headwinds in Senate (on.wsj.com)

Health Officials Zero In on Lettuce in Explosive-Diarrhea Outbreak Probe (on.wsj.com)

How 9.99 Became the Most Compelling Price in Retail (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Bars Americans From Returning From Congo Amid Widening Ebola Outbreak (on.wsj.com)

Shut Out of U.S., Cubans Build ‘New Miami’ in Southern Brazil (on.wsj.com)

Warsh Tells Congress the Fed Has ‘No Tolerance’ for High Inflation (on.wsj.com)

The Most Expensive Dinosaur Just Sold for 50.1 Million (on.wsj.com)

The Battle for Hormuz: Trump Shifts Into Dangerous New Phase in Iran War (on.wsj.com)

Trump Backs Off 20% Strait of Hormuz Fee (on.wsj.com)

Inflation Slowed to 3.5% in June, as Americans Got a Break From Gasoline Prices (on.wsj.com)

The Greatest Rivalry in Sports Braces for Its Biggest Game Ever (on.wsj.com)

Meta Is Flooding the Market With Smartglasses. Privacy Advocates Are Up in Arms. (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Data-Center Builders Are Racing to Offload Stakes Worth Billions (on.wsj.com)

Student-Loan Debt Is Threatening the Best-Laid Retirement Plans (on.wsj.com)

A Wave of Iranian Nationalism Is Drowning Out Its Diplomats (on.wsj.com)

Can a Dozen Blue States Block the Paramount-Warner Merger? (on.wsj.com)

Putin Was Xi’s Role Model. Now He’s the Junior Partner. (on.wsj.com)

In Washington, He Was a Power Broker. In South Carolina, He Was ‘Just Lindsey.’ (on.wsj.com)

Essay Your 40s Used to Be Middle Age. Not Anymore. (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Launches New Iran Strikes, as Trump Weighs Attacking Nuclear Site (on.wsj.com)

The Superrich Aren’t Just Buying Mansions—They Want the Entire Block (on.wsj.com)

Oil Surges Most Since 2020, Reflecting Bet That Strait Won’t Go Back to Normal (on.wsj.com)

Lindsey Graham’s Sister Named to Fill His Senate Seat (on.wsj.com)

Appeals Court Revives Lawsuits Alleging Tylenol Causes Autism and ADHD (on.wsj.com)

Federal Agents Involved in Fatal Shooting in Maine, Lawmakers Say (on.wsj.com)

Judge Excoriates Trump’s IRS Lawsuit That Led to 1.8 Billion Fund (on.wsj.com)

Volkswagen Warns It May Need to Cut 50,000 More Jobs (on.wsj.com)

California, Other State AGs Sue to Block Paramount-Warner Megadeal (on.wsj.com)

Trump Backs Lindsey Graham’s Sister to Fill His Senate Seat (on.wsj.com)

Nigel Farage Wanted a Political Showdown. Now He’s Fighting a Trash Can. (on.wsj.com)

See How Ukraine Is Taking Out Russia’s Refineries (on.wsj.com)

Trump Regulators Seek to Discourage Loans to Undocumented Immigrants (on.wsj.com)

Trump Says He Is Reimposing the U.S. Blockade of Iran (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Strikes New Targets After Iran Rejects Demand to Open Hormuz (on.wsj.com)

Meta Lifts Cost of Louisiana Data Center to 50 Billion (on.wsj.com)

Lindsey Graham Was More Than a Senator. He Was a Bridge. (on.wsj.com)

How AI Advice Is Undermining Eating-Disorder Therapy (on.wsj.com)

The Americans Striking It Rich in the Data-Center Buildout (on.wsj.com)

Mitch McConnell Breaks Silence on Hospitalization (on.wsj.com)

The U.S. is tapping in to its national stocks of crude with abandon and the withdrawals are pushing an old system to its breaking point (on.wsj.com)

Inside Lindsey Graham’s Final Mission: Saving Ukraine (on.wsj.com)

Graham Died of Aortic Tear, According to Preliminary Findings (on.wsj.com)

They Bought a 200-Year-Old Fort on England’s Coast—Then the Real Battle Began (on.wsj.com)

Justice Department Investigating Allegation Against UAW President Shawn Fain (on.wsj.com)

Warsh’s first big call: whether to undo last year’s interest-rate cuts (on.wsj.com)

A New Foe Has Emerged for Data Centers: Farmers (on.wsj.com)

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham celebrated his 71st birthday at the NATO summit in Turkey, took a side trip to Ukraine and returned home to relish a last moment of political triumph. (on.wsj.com)

Jannik Sinner Serves Up a Rowdy Win at Wimbledon (on.wsj.com)

In the South, Black Democrats Fight for Political Survival (on.wsj.com)

Steve Jobs declared “thermonuclear war” on Google’s Android operating system in 2010, calling it a “stolen product.” Now, his successor is going to battle against Apple’s new most dangerous rival. (on.wsj.com)

Sen. Mitch McConnell said Sunday that his lengthy Senate absence has been due to recovery from a fall and a subsequent bout with pneumonia (on.wsj.com)

Nigel Farage is running for re-election. But it’s difficult to portray yourself as an antiestablishment maverick when your competition is a trash can. (on.wsj.com)

The scramble to replace Lindsey Graham after his sudden death (on.wsj.com)

Disney’s ‘Moana’ remake crashes at box office (on.wsj.com)

Can a Prettier Data Center Curb the Community Backlash? (on.wsj.com)

What dispatch audio tells us about the emergency response at Lindsey Graham’s home (on.wsj.com)

Your 40s Used to Be Middle Age. Not Anymore. (on.wsj.com)

Readers of The Wall Street Journal share their opinions about the durability and viability of electric cars (on.wsj.com)

America’s farmers and ranchers are raising red flags about the potential drain on local resources that the data-center construction boom poses (on.wsj.com)

The good news from the WSJ survey of economists: The Iran war didn’t hurt the U.S. nearly as much as feared; the bad news: It left inflation more persistent (on.wsj.com)

Argentina Scrapes Through to Another World Cup Semifinal (on.wsj.com)

Lindsey Graham, Longtime Republican Senator, Dies of ‘Brief and Sudden Illness’ (on.wsj.com)

Lindsey Graham, a longtime Republican senator, has died of a brief and sudden illness, his office said. He was 71. (on.wsj.com)

The War in Ukraine Is Shifting Against Putin but He Isn’t Giving In (on.wsj.com)

Europe Is Hot, Crowded and Crazy Expensive. Here’s How to Enjoy It Anyway. (on.wsj.com)

He’s 17 Years Old and His Family’s Financial Adviser (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Launches New Strikes on Iran After Hormuz Tensions Escalate (on.wsj.com)

A mysterious disappearance hangs over the activists fighting to stop AI (on.wsj.com)

Norway’s World Cup Runs Aground as Jude Bellingham’s England Outduels Erling Haaland (on.wsj.com)

Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary will measure how far left the party is willing to go in the industrial heartland and beyond (on.wsj.com)

Aspiring to Regional Domination, Iran Is Ready to Escalate Over Hormuz (on.wsj.com)

There’s an IPO Gold Rush—and Texas Is Coming for New York (on.wsj.com)

Alex Karp’s AI warning sparks a battle over who will control the value created by artificial intelligence, @timkhiggins writes (on.wsj.com)

The Trump administration subpoenaed four New York Times reporters who worked on stories about security concerns with a Qatari-gifted jet used as Air Force One (on.wsj.com)

The Epic 68-Second Rant That Kicked Off the World Cup’s Weirdest Rivalry (on.wsj.com)

The Supreme Court’s decision to reinstate Alabama’s congressional map has split the political future for many Black Democratic voters (on.wsj.com)

‘India’s Great Mughals: Art, Power, and Opulence’ Review: An Age of Lavishness (on.wsj.com)

College debt is affecting how much older adults can spend in retirement or if they can afford to retire in the first place (on.wsj.com)

Even a chatbot trained on nutrition and fitness research that dispenses reasonable-sounding guidance can become a deadly influence for patients with eating disorders, writes @juliejargon (on.wsj.com)

The Hottest Restaurant in Town? Grandma’s House (on.wsj.com)

The New ‘Little House on the Prairie’ Bonds Moms and Daughters (on.wsj.com)

Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak Continues to Grow as Authorities Race to Find Source (on.wsj.com)

What Trump Voters Say About the Economy Now (on.wsj.com)

Around 40% of voters in the 2024 election said the economy was their top issue, far outstripping any other. The Wall Street Journal talked to Trump voters about his performance on the economy. (on.wsj.com)

The White House Made Fixing Intel Its Pet Project. It’s Working. (on.wsj.com)

Fixing Intel was a surprising pet project of the White House. Even more surprising: It’s working. (on.wsj.com)

The Democratic Party’s financial struggles have become a new test for Chairman Ken Martin as the party regroups from a bruising 2024 election loss (on.wsj.com)

Democrats Picked a Chairman From the Grassroots. Now, Some See a ‘10-Alarm Fire.’ (on.wsj.com)

Samuel Alito, a MAGA-Friendly Justice With a New Conservative Legal Vision (on.wsj.com)

Explosive diarrhea outbreak spreads to more than 30 states, stumping officials who haven’t found source yet (on.wsj.com)

The Trump administration believes that a nuclear deal with Iran is growing increasingly unlikely (on.wsj.com)

More than any other judge, Justice Samuel Alito has managed to merge pro-Trump, antiestablishment forces with the more traditional wing of legal conservatism. (on.wsj.com)

A growing group of faculty, students and alumni—including U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a graduate of Yale Law—are urging the university’s leaders to resist settling with the Trump administration (on.wsj.com)

Trump Administration Increasingly Pessimistic of Clinching Iran Nuclear Deal (on.wsj.com)

Investigators found evidence that Corey Lewandowski may have been involved in improperly awarding government contracts during his time as a senior DHS, say people familiar with the matter (on.wsj.com)

Fairfield Porter’s Everyday Beauty at the Art Students League (on.wsj.com)

The California Street Where Strict Rules Govern How Much Homes Can Change (on.wsj.com)

China Successfully Launches Reusable Rocket in a Win for Space Program (on.wsj.com)

A Mexican immigrant who was fatally shot by an immigration officer in Texas during a traffic stop wasn’t the actual target of the operation, according to a U.S. Congresswoman (on.wsj.com)

On Board NATO’s Arctic Aircraft Carrier Hunting for Russian Threats (on.wsj.com)

Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging it stole trade secrets (on.wsj.com)

Iran Is Rushing Its Own Ships Through a Snarled Strait of Hormuz (on.wsj.com)

Maura Gillison, Who Transformed the Treatment of Mouth and Throat Cancers, Dies at 61 (on.wsj.com)

Fears Over New Luxury Jet Forced Trump Back to Air Force One After Israeli Warning (on.wsj.com)

The Near-Minimum-Pay Job That New Yorkers Wait Years to Get (on.wsj.com)

The Tour de France Has a Big Problem. It’s Too Easy for the World’s Best Cyclist. (on.wsj.com)

Deadly Factory Fire Highlights Dangers of China’s Manufacturing Might (on.wsj.com)

A Plan to Stop Solar Storms From Sending Us Back to the Stone Age (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Trump Wanted 20,000 Peacekeeping Troops in Gaza. He Is Starting With 10 to 20. (on.wsj.com)

Volkswagen’s Vast Jobs Factory Is Under Threat Like Never Before (on.wsj.com)

Boeing 737 Makes Emergency Landing After Broken Window Injures Passenger (on.wsj.com)

Trump Says He Won’t Sign Landmark Housing Bill (on.wsj.com)

More U.S. Workers Are Testing Positive for Marijuana. Fewer Employers Are Concerned. (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Record Companies Push to Label AI Songs on Streaming Platforms (on.wsj.com)

This Nation Breaks Every Rule of U.S. Youth Sports—and Built a World Cup Monster (on.wsj.com)

Meta Failed to Protect Users From Addictive Apps, EU Says (on.wsj.com)

Ukraine’s Drones Are Now Reaching Siberia and Imperiling Russian Energy Assets (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Iran Hatched Fresh Plot to Kill Trump, Israel Told U.S. (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Biotechs Are Keeping More Secrets to Beat Copycats in China (on.wsj.com)

Kim Jong Un’s Summer Project: Renovating His Mansions (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive How Charles Schwab Turbocharged Trump’s Stock-Trading Frenzy (on.wsj.com)

Work on Trump’s E. Jean Carroll Defamation Case Divides Sullivan & Cromwell (on.wsj.com)

Meet the Socialists on Their Way to Capitol Hill (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Netflix Is Exploring Live TV and Bundles as It Struggles to Keep Viewers Hooked (on.wsj.com)

Kylian Mbappé Is Turning France Into the World Cup’s Irresistible Force (on.wsj.com)

Five Takeaways From WSJ’s Exclusive Reporting on Europe’s Rupture With the U.S. (on.wsj.com)

The Democratic Influencer Who Helped Bring Down Graham Platner (on.wsj.com)

Florida Preacher to Buy Abandoned Vermont College Campus (on.wsj.com)

Charlie Kirk’s Accused Killer Wished ‘He Hadn’t Done It,’ Former Roommate Says (on.wsj.com)

‘Remake’ Review: Ross McElwee’s Profound Portrait of Grief (on.wsj.com)

Buc-ee’s Is on a Rampage and No Mascot Is Safe (on.wsj.com)

Dresses That Take the Guesswork Out of 100-Degree Days (on.wsj.com)

‘Little House on the Prairie’ Review: The Ingalls Family, Now on Netflix (on.wsj.com)

How the World Cup Favorites Learned to Defeat Soccer’s ‘Dark Arts’ (on.wsj.com)

The Critically Panned Vigilante Movie That Found an Audience via Elon Musk (on.wsj.com)

The Fight Over Hormuz Boils Down to One Poorly Worded Clause in Trump’s Deal (on.wsj.com)

The 80 Billion Debt Cloud Hanging Over David Ellison’s Warner Deal (on.wsj.com)

Ukraine’s Six-Part Strategy to Survive the Global Run on Patriot Missiles (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Targets One of Cuba’s Last Lifelines: Its Army of Overseas Doctors (on.wsj.com)

Counterfeit Air-Bag Parts Are Killing U.S. Drivers—and the Government Can’t Stop It (on.wsj.com)

The Red Flag That Led to Graham Platner’s Implosion Was Hiding in Plain Sight (on.wsj.com)

He Earns 33 an Hour as a Costco Cashier. Now He’s a Millionaire. (on.wsj.com)

Why White-Collar Men Are Obsessed With the Perfect Lawn (on.wsj.com)

NYC High-Rise Scare Is Harsh Reality Check for Office-to-Apartment Conversion Boom (on.wsj.com)

Inside Trump’s Oval Office Decision to Ditch the Iran Ceasefire (on.wsj.com)

Graham Platner Halts Maine Senate Campaign After Sexual Assault Allegation (on.wsj.com)

Duke Ellington at Newport: Revisiting A Watershed Performance (on.wsj.com)

Five Takeaways From the NATO Summit (on.wsj.com)

What’s Behind All the Domed NFL Stadiums Being Built? (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Launches New Strikes on Iran After Trump Declares Ceasefire Over (on.wsj.com)

NATO Sets a Lower Bar for Success: Keeping Trump Happy (on.wsj.com)

Iraq Agrees to U.S. Demands to Halt Dollar Flows to Iran-Backed Militias (on.wsj.com)

Fed Officials Flagged Risks That Would Warrant Higher Rates (on.wsj.com)

Judge Orders Trump to Pay E. Jean Carroll 5 Million Damage Award (on.wsj.com)

Parents of Some Babies Face Delays Opening Trump Accounts (on.wsj.com)

Former Wisconsin Judge Spared Prison Time For Obstructing Immigration Arrest (on.wsj.com)

What We Know About Efforts to Stabilize the Former Pfizer Building in Manhattan (on.wsj.com)

America’s Support for Capitalism Has Declined Over Last Decade (on.wsj.com)

IMF Drops Recession Warning in Wake of June Ceasefire (on.wsj.com)

Founder of Adderall ‘Pill Mill’ Sentenced to Six Years in Prison (on.wsj.com)

Why Smucker’s 5 Billion Bet on the Twinkie Flopped (on.wsj.com)

The Russians Are Coming: IOC Paves the Way for a Full Return to the Olympics (on.wsj.com)

ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Mexican Immigrant in Texas, DHS Says (on.wsj.com)

Obamacare Insurers Seek Big Rate Hikes, Again (on.wsj.com)

Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is ‘Over’ (on.wsj.com)

It has never been easier to conceal unsavory spending from a spouse. Divorce—and significant financial damage—can follow. (on.wsj.com)

Florida Cities Are Already Cutting Spending Ahead of Pivotal Property-Tax Vote (on.wsj.com)

The Canadian Who Steered Europe Away From the U.S. (on.wsj.com)

Graham Platner Succession Crisis Lays Bare Democrats’ Deep Divisions Ahead of Midterms (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive White House Pressures Top U.S. Grocers on Beef Prices (on.wsj.com)

Manhattan High Rise Developer Says New Addition Caused Structural Problems (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Launches Strikes on Iran After Revoking Waiver Allowing Tehran to Sell Oil (on.wsj.com)

‘The Man Will Burn’ Review: Decadence and Discord on HBO (on.wsj.com)

A Famous French Salad Gets a Shockingly Good Upgrade (on.wsj.com)

U.S. Revokes Waiver Allowing Sale of Iranian Oil (on.wsj.com)

AI Giants Are Handing Out Tons of Free Computing Power to Grab Startup Share (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive Lawmakers to Press Bessent on Russia Sanctions Bill on Sidelines of NATO Summit (on.wsj.com)

At Tanglewood, Philip Glass’s Symphonic Portrait of Abraham Lincoln (on.wsj.com)

Nestlé to Tweak Some Food Recipes to Appeal to Duller GLP-1 Palates (on.wsj.com)

Bernie Sanders Urges Graham Platner to Exit Senate Race (on.wsj.com)

Manhattan High-Rise at Risk of Partial Collapse, Prompting Evacuations (on.wsj.com)

Land Rover: The Unstoppable ‘British Jeep’ That Fans Refuse to Let Die (on.wsj.com)

Nestle to Tweak Some Food Recipes to Appeal to Duller GLP-1 Palates (on.wsj.com)

Manhattan High-Rise at Risk of Collapse, Prompting Evacuations (on.wsj.com)

Liquor Stocks Are Priced for a Big Tobacco Moment (on.wsj.com)

‘Overturn This.’ Boiling Belgium Taunts Trump and Sends U.S. Soccer Packing (on.wsj.com)

Democratic Lawmakers Probe Lutnick’s Possible Ties to Cantor Fitzgerald Deal (on.wsj.com)

All Eyes Were on the U.S. Soccer Team. Then It Collapsed Spectacularly. (on.wsj.com)

There’s a New Way of War, but Is It Evolution or Revolution? (on.wsj.com)

IRGC Fires Missiles at Ships in Strait of Hormuz (on.wsj.com)

Europe Races to Plug Security Holes After U.S. NATO Pullback (on.wsj.com)

The Iran War Has Oil-Rich Alaska Freaked Out About 9 Gas (on.wsj.com)

Belgium Ends Team USA’s World Cup Run After Political Firestorm (on.wsj.com)

Jet-Fuel Prices Have Plunged but Aren’t Resulting in Much Lower Fares (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive JPMorgan, Bank of America and Other Banks Explore a Deal to Shake Up Payments World (on.wsj.com)

Walmart Lowers Prices on Thousands of Items, Including Beef and Coca-Cola (on.wsj.com)

Canada Rushes to Build Up Its Military as U.S. Relationship Frays (on.wsj.com)

Iran Isn’t Just Eulogizing a Leader. It’s Sending a Message. (on.wsj.com)

For One Night, Support for Belgium’s Soccer Team Swells (on.wsj.com)

The U.S. Soccer Star at the Center of the World Cup’s Most Stunning Controversy (on.wsj.com)

Platner Reassesses Maine Senate Bid, Denies Sexual-Assault Allegation (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive NATO Is Fixing Its Cash Flow Problem. Now It Needs to Turn Money Into Munitions. (on.wsj.com)

‘Killer Robots’ Must Be Banned, U.N. Secretary-General Says (on.wsj.com)

A New Wellspring for Apartment Conversions: Century-Old Schoolhouses (on.wsj.com)

Trump Confirms He Asked for Review of Red-Card Decision (on.wsj.com)

Microsoft Begins More Than 3,000 Layoffs in Xbox Division (on.wsj.com)

EV Batteries Are Defying Expectations After Hundreds of Thousands of Miles (on.wsj.com)

Trump Makes a Call and U.S. Soccer Gets a Star Back—and the World Cup Is Raging (on.wsj.com)

Zoe Saldaña Takes Up to Three Baths a Day (on.wsj.com)

Big Tech Has Suddenly Flipped on the AI Jobs Wipeout Scenario (on.wsj.com)

SpaceX Is About to Join the Nasdaq-100. Here’s How Exposed You’ll Be. (on.wsj.com)

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Is Trapped by Its Own Broken Bitcoin Math (on.wsj.com)

A Cincinnati bank’s acquisition of a Texas lender has exposed the perils of combining workforces with different definitions of chili. (on.wsj.com)

At 82, Keith Richards Isn’t Done Yet: ‘If It’s a Matter of Energy, We’ve Got It’ (on.wsj.com)

How a Mayor Pulled Off a Bloodless Coup to Become the U.K.’s Leader in Waiting (on.wsj.com)

Comcast’s Sky to Buy ITV’s Media and Entertainment Unit for Up to 2.14 Billion (on.wsj.com)

German Factory Orders Rose in May (on.wsj.com)

EasyJet Agrees in Principle to Castlelake’s Latest Takeover Offer (on.wsj.com)

Forget Wall Street. Elite Students Are Spending Their Summers on Startup Dreams. (on.wsj.com)

China Is Devastating the Last Stronghold of German Industry (on.wsj.com)

The Radical Cancer Science That Saved My Life (on.wsj.com)

Santa Monica, Calif., is starting to bounce back from a state of “fiscal distress” including financial woes, declining international tourism and fading retail (on.wsj.com)

This Simple White Line Is America’s Greatest Unsung Innovation (on.wsj.com)

How Xi Jinping Steamrolls Dissent With Tactics From Stalin and Mao (on.wsj.com)

Wars Are Blurring Lines Between Corporate and National Security (on.wsj.com)

England Survives the Terror of the Azteca to Defeat Mexico in World Cup Epic (on.wsj.com)

Former General Emerges as Netanyahu’s Chief Rival in Israeli Elections (on.wsj.com)

Tech companies warned that AI would eat jobs, but now—as public opinion of AI has shifted into the negative—their leaders say work will flourish (on.wsj.com)

Inside the White House Campaign to Overturn a World Cup Red Card (on.wsj.com)

A Zombie Congress Is Threatening Trump’s Agenda (on.wsj.com)

‘There Is No Going Back’: The Inside Story of Europe’s Rupture With America (on.wsj.com)

Exclusive NASA Leader Flew His Vintage Jet at DC Air Show Over FAA Objections (on.wsj.com)

The World Cup’s 6-Foot-5 ‘Terminator’ Eliminates Brazil (on.wsj.com)

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman flew a vintage jet fighter at the Fourth of July airshow over Washington, D.C., despite objections by federal air-safety regulators (on.wsj.com)

FIFA Sparks World Cup Furor After Trump Intervenes Over U.S. Striker’s Red Card (on.wsj.com)

Team USA’s Top Scorer Won’t Be Suspended for Do-or-Die World Cup Match (on.wsj.com)

The Democratic socialist and anti-Israel activist giving Democrats heartburn (on.wsj.com)

ESG investing isn’t dead, but the “woke” backlash has led to an exodus of investor funds and a pullback in proxy voting (on.wsj.com)

America 250: Some of Our Country’s Oldest Homes for Sale (on.wsj.com)

President Trump has flown on a new Air Force One from the Qatari government—but his plans to make the luxury 747 the centerpiece of his presidential library face obstacles (on.wsj.com)

The World Cup Classic You’ve Been Waiting For Is England vs. Mexico (on.wsj.com)

House Republicans face an uncertain summer and fall, with attendance issues and renewed independence among retiring, defeated or angry members (on.wsj.com)

In Arizona’s Maricopa County, a baseless allegation that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump remains an issue that’s far from settled (on.wsj.com)

After five years on the road, the average EV will still be able to drive up to 95% of its original range (on.wsj.com)

Moving Back Home Used to Be a Sign of Failure. Now It Shows Financial Savvy. (on.wsj.com)

Lakeside, in northwestern Montana, has become the latest magnet for high-end real-estate development, setting up a clash with some locals who say their town is becoming a ”playground for the rich” (on.wsj.com)

Thousands of people were at the National Mall on Saturday as temperatures in Washington topped 100 degrees, with long lines for the Great American State Fair and the evening Salute to America (on.wsj.com)

250 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, America is marking its semiquincentennial with a coast-to-coast spectacle (on.wsj.com)

As dementia complicates caregiving, families confront a painful question: Is deception ever the kinder choice? (on.wsj.com)