Russia’s Commercial Airspace Targeted

Pressure is growing on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russia as the drone war escalates

Gloria Steinem, Longtime Symbol of the Women’s Movement, Dies at 92

A feminist icon who co-founded Ms. magazine, Steinem spent more than six decades as a journalist, editor, activist and organizer

Hegseth Extends Mideast Deployments Into 2027, Escalating Strain on Troops

Trump has told aides privately that he believes his strategy will eventually work, as 50,000 troops remain on hand to give him options

How Anna Wintour’s Quest to Salvage John Galliano’s Legacy Was Thwarted

An exhibit honoring the controversial designer was set to take place at the Met until politicians and donors expressed dissent

Ditch the 40-Ounce Water Bottle: You’re Probably Hydrated Enough

You don’t need to make drinking water a part-time job since too much of it doesn’t have any real health benefit

The Island Paradise That Is a Secret Hub for Russian Sanctions Evasion

The Maldives has become a pipeline for hundreds of millions of dollars in Western goods heading to Moscow

The Ukraine Drones That Are Carrying a Bigger Punch, Deeper Into Russia

Kyiv, once dependent on aging Western weaponry, is rapidly increasing the range and firepower of its aerial arsenal

Army Secretary Resigns After Months of Friction With Hegseth

Dan Driscoll had a close relationship with ousted Army chief of staff

Washington’s Deadly New Headache: an al Qaeda-Houthi Terrorist Alliance

One man helped broker an arms trade between two militant groups that threatens another key oil-shipping route in the Middle East

Former Gang Leader Convicted of Tupac Shakur’s Murder After 30 Years

A Nevada jury finds Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis orchestrated the 1996 drive-by shooting of the legendary rapper

Fighting Flares in Middle East After U.S. Strike on Iranian Rocket Launchers

American forces later defended against missiles launched at Jordan, according to U.S. military officials

Are Refurbished Phones Dangerous? Here’s How to Avoid the Risks

As prices rise, the market for used iPhones and other devices is thriving—but opting for secondhand means exercising caution

Marmots Are Terrorizing California Hikers and Stealing Their Shoes

The cute but destructive rodents are criminal masterminds, easily circumventing humans’ meager defenses. Even car diapers don’t always work.

The Simple Mental Tricks That Make Us Better With Money

The digital environment makes it so easy to spend money. The key is to put a little friction between us and our purchases.

How Being a Wine Connoisseur Became the Ultimate Business Flex

For the high-powered set, being able to read a wine list—and order for the table—can still offer a leg up at work

The Strongest El Niño in a Generation Is Wreaking Havoc on Global Economy

The weather phenomenon is already roiling industries, from shipping to copper to fish feed

Thousands Are Flocking to Maine to See the Elusive Puffin

Five decades after a graduate student’s rescue plan that people had scoffed at, a thriving ecotourism economy has taken flight along the coast

The Surprising Mental-Health Benefits of Getting Away

Forget the staycation. Research reveals that travel can build stress resilience, sharpen cognitive health and ward off depression far better than staying home

We Tested a Smartphone Smuggled From North Korea (Vid)

Watch WSJ’s Dasl Yoon explore a North Korean smartphone that looks familiar at first glance, until she reveals some more sinister features

Trump Administration in Advanced Talks for Stake in Venezuelan Oil Fields

Deal would give U.S. direct stake in 17 of Venezuela’s most promising oil-and-gas fields that house some 90 billion barrels of crude oil reserves