00:51 The Trump administration’s decision to halt all foreign use of Anthropic’s most capable AI models was prompted by conversations between Amazon.com Chief Executive Andy Jassy and U.S. officials (on.wsj.com)
06-13 Even with insurance, many young adults are one pricey medical procedure, freak health problem or accident away from taking a major to their savings (on.wsj.com)
06-13 Appealing to the “politically homeless” Never-Trumper Sarah Longwell’s news site is on track to increase its revenue by 50% this year. (on.wsj.com)
06-13 The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts board of trustees blew past the court-ordered midnight deadline to remove President Trump’s name from the building on Friday (on.wsj.com)
06-13 Trump at 80: He and advisers have decided to make him an omnipresent figure in the nation’s life, meaning that Americans are seeing more of both the good and the bad of an aging leader (on.wsj.com)
06-13 The Trump administration is banning foreign governments, companies and individuals from using Anthropic’s most powerful AI tools, prompting the company to shut off access to everyone (on.wsj.com)
06-13 McDonald’s and Coke aren’t breaking up. But with burger sales slowing while beverage sales generate billions for Dunkin’ and Starbucks, the fast-food giant is hunting for new business. (on.wsj.com)
06-13 The U.S. military killed a leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in a strike coordinated with Caracas, President Trump announced Friday, in an escalation of his campaign against cartels and criminal groups in the region (on.wsj.com)
06-10 Gwynne Shotwell, one of the first executives hired by Elon Musk at SpaceX, has helped build it into one of the world’s most valuable companies (on.wsj.com)
06-10 Democrats in Maine set aside the controversies surrounding political newcomer Graham Platner and selected him as their nominee to challenge GOP Sen. Susan Collins (on.wsj.com)
06-10 Trump officials have asked a government AI-testing unit to stop issuing public reports, the latest signal the White House is tightening control over AI models as national-security concerns grow (on.wsj.com)
06-10 Around 2,000 hospitality workers at Los Angeles’s SoFi Stadium have reached a deal that will likely avert a strike during the World Cup (on.wsj.com)
06-09 An uproar in Wyoming: Officials are weighing a temporary “man camp” to house thousands of workers brought into the state to build giant data centers (on.wsj.com)
06-09 The newest Patriot surface-to-air missiles can be fired in seconds, but take more than two years to build and cost around 4 million each (on.wsj.com)
06-09 Trump and his allies are escalating allegations of election fraud in California, turning to a playbook they have used previously to sow doubt about election results (on.wsj.com)
06-09 SpaceX is among the most widely held investments across colleges and universities, likely making the rocket company’s coming IPO one of the great windfalls for American endowments (on.wsj.com)
06-09 Meta Platforms is starting a “workforce academy” to train Americans to build its data centers as skilled trade workers become a sought-after commodity (on.wsj.com)
06-08 As cancer rates rise in young Americans, surgeons say they are seeing more 20- and 30-something women opting for double mastectomies. (on.wsj.com)
06-08 Artificial intelligence excels at many tasks, but for work that requires judgment, it can also give wrong answers with great confidence (on.wsj.com)
06-07 Rahm Emanuel’s long résumé would traditionally be an asset, but it could be a liability in a Democratic Party where some are calling for younger leaders after former President Joe Biden (on.wsj.com)
06-06 Trump’s approval numbers have tumbled, hurt by worries about the economy and the Iran war. But in west-central Ohio, voters still firmly in his camp say he has delivered on key promises. (on.wsj.com)
06-06 Steve Hilton mounts unlikely California governor bid, challenging Democrats amid high costs, voter frustration and a tightly contested jungle primary (on.wsj.com)
06-06 Former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra advanced to the general election for California governor in November, making him the favorite to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom (on.wsj.com)
06-06 A WSJ midterms profile: Maine oyster farmer Graham Platner’s dark years are a liability for Democrats in their quest to gain control of the Senate (on.wsj.com)
06-06 Your wall outlet is actually a two-way street for electricity, writes Christopher @Mims. Plug-in solar-panel systems can add juice to your home—and save you money on your electric bill. (on.wsj.com)