The Wall Street Journal

Trump Bans Citizens of 12 Countries From Traveling to U.S.

Ban includes Haiti, Afghanistan and Iran, while travel restrictions are placed on additional list of countries

Russia Plans to Respond to Drone Attack, Trump Says After Call With Putin

President says he also discussed talks with Iran during phone call with Russian leader that lasted more than an hour

South Korean Left-Leaning Candidate Wins Presidential Election

Lee Jae-myung, who survived an assassination attempt last year, secured the presidency

Ukraine Is Offering Money and Perks for Gen Z to Fight

A government program promises a $24,000 sign-on bonus to teenagers willing to fight Russia on the front lines

Russia and Ukraine Ratchet Up War While Trying to Show Trump They Want Peace

The two sides talked for less than an hour in Istanbul and a halt to the fighting seems out of reach for now

Ukraine’s Stunning Assault Roils Russia’s Global Military Strategy

Surprise drone attack hits Moscow’s capacity to threaten distant rivals such as U.S.

Buying 100% Made in America Is Really, Really Hard. These People Are Trying.

Crawling inside fridges and scouring Reddit, these die-hard shoppers look for truly American products—but make some exceptions

Needing Dollars, Iran-Backed Militias Turn to Visa and Mastercard

Armed groups lost access to dollars when a banking loophole was closed. They quickly pivoted to exploit a currency-exchange scheme using cards that at its peak involved $1.5 billion a month.

Ukraine Says It Destroyed Dozens of Warplanes Deep Inside Russia

Clandestine drone attack, 18 months in planning, deals biggest blow of the war against Moscow’s long-range bomber fleet

The Toughest Part of Being a Grandparent: Ceding Control

Grandparenting in the 21st century involves shifting roles, new boundaries and online advice

Her Husband Went Missing Fighting Russia. She Is Still Trying to Have His Baby.

The impact of the three-year-old conflict is reaching deeper into the most personal parts of Ukrainians’ lives

Students Are Humanizing Their Writing—By Putting It Through AI

It’s a battle of the bots: Teachers use AI detection to spot cheating while students use it to maintain innocence

I Was Terrible at Money. My Daughter Should Learn From My Mistakes.

Having grown up believing it was crass to talk about finances, I got my own education the hard way.

Sliding Oil Prices Have Reopened the Door to Russian Crude

Greek shipping magnates are ferrying Russian oil after a fall in crude prices and signs of a rapprochement between Washington and Moscow

Trade Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs

Businesses and states had sued the government, saying the president didn’t have the authority to impose the levies

Severed Fingers and ‘Wrench Attacks’ Rattle the Crypto Elite

As bitcoin soars, investors and executives are taking their swollen digital wallets offline for safety. Criminals are coming after them, violently.

The U.S. Reinforces Europe’s Northern Front, Fearing War With Russia

In quest to make NATO more lethal, the Pentagon turns to the high north and the Baltics

Hamas Wanted to Torpedo Israel-Saudi Deal With Oct. 7 Attacks, Documents Reveal

Militant leader Yahya Sinwar feared progress on peace would doom the Palestinian cause

Trump Weighs Sanctions Against Russia as Relationship With Putin Sours

President expresses frustration over new attacks in Ukraine and slow pace of talks

Rebels in Captured City Force Residents to Clean Sewers and Morgues at Gunpoint

After years in the bush, the Rwanda-backed M23 insurgents wield their new power harshly in Congo