The Wall Street Journal
After a tumble in pay for white-collar job openings, wages for new hires in many blue-collar sectors are now falling
An earth-science detective squad has solved the mystery of a puzzling disturbance that rattled the planet
The fighting with Israel has destroyed part of the country and spared the other, but the divide might not hold
In the growing field of threat assessment, professionals say there is a way to stop perpetrators long before they pick up guns.
Pooches in prams outpace actual baby carriages in South Korea, leaving officials barking mad
Dutch cocaine kingpin sentenced to life in prison after deadly crime spree; ‘violence is destabilizing society’
As Russia advances, Western officials want Kyiv to spell out realistic war goals
The candidates squared off in Philadelphia with polls essentially tied eight weeks before Election Day
