The Wall Street Journal.flipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics In Letter, Trump Urged Erdogan to Make a DealThe Wall Street Journal. - Vivian SalamaWASHINGTON—President Trump urged his Turkish counterpart in a letter last week to “make a great deal” with Kurdish fighters following the launch of Turkey’s military offensive in Syria, warning him: “Don’t
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsNetflix Netflix: The One With the Wavering SubscribersThe Wall Street Journal. - Laura FormanThe latest script from Netflix was critically acclaimed. Or perhaps it just appeased skeptical reviewers. Even before the new wave of competitors enter the streaming race, the front-runner may be tripping
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsSheryl Sandberg Sheryl Sandberg Faults 'Broken Rung' on Corporate LadderThe Wall Street Journal. - Chip CutterMen and women enter the workplace in nearly equal numbers. Then, something happens: At the time of a first promotion, more men get elevated than women, data show, creating a gender imbalance that persists
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsU.S. Politics Trump, Democrats Clash After House Passes Resolution Opposing U.S. Withdrawal in SyriaThe Wall Street Journal. - Andrew Duehren, Vivian Salama, Lindsay WiseWASHINGTON—A meeting at the White House with congressional leaders about Syria ended in outrage on both sides with President Trump calling House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a “third-grade politician” and Mrs.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into EconomyJens Weidmann Germany's Central-Bank Chief Warns of U.S.-Europe Trade-War DangersThe Wall Street Journal. - Michael S. DerbyDeutsche Bundesbank leader Jens Weidmann said Wednesday that rising trade tensions around the world have the potential to slow growth markedly, in comments that also expressed continuing concern with European
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessIBM IBM Earnings Fall in Prolonged Sales SlumpThe Wall Street Journal. - Asa FitchInternational Business Machines Corp. reported a fifth sequential quarter of falling sales, with the company’s legacy information-technology business holding back Chief Executive Ginni Rometty’s efforts
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into OpinionElizabeth Warren Warren's Middle-Class Tax DodgeThe Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial BoardTuesday’s Democratic debate showed that Bernie Sanders still has some pep in his step, Joe Biden needs a better answer on his son Hunter’s business dealings, and Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar deserves
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsAlcoa Alcoa Plans Up to $1 Billion in Asset Sales Amid Growth FearsThe Wall Street Journal. - Micah MaidenbergAlcoa Corp. plans to sell up to $1 billion in assets and may close facilities over the next few years as it grapples with slowing economic growth that has driven aluminum prices lower, damaging its financial
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessNetflix Netflix Subscribers Fall Slightly Short of ExpectationsThe Wall Street Journal. - Joe Flint, Micah MaidenbergNetflix Inc. missed its subscriber-growth target for the second consecutive quarter, a performance that might fuel questions about the streaming-video giant’s ability to fend off competition from traditional
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into EconomyBusiness Fed Is Buying Treasurys Again. Don't Call It Quantitative Easing.The Wall Street Journal. - Nick TimiraosThe Federal Reserve began buying short-term Treasury debt Tuesday at an initial pace of $60 billion a month, but officials say these purchases are nothing like the bond-buying stimulus campaigns unleashed
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USAlan Dershowitz Boies Can't Represent Epstein Victim in Case Against DershowitzThe Wall Street Journal. - Jacob GershmanA federal judge ruled Wednesday that David Boies’ law firm can’t represent an alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein in her defamation suit against Alan Dershowitz, escalating a feud between two of the country’s
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsDamien Hirst A Kitchen That Doubles as an Art GalleryThe Wall Street Journal. - Adrienne GaffneyWhen New York designer Jeffrey Goodman embarked on the redesign of a kitchen as part of a 14-month renovation of the full home in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, his directive was to give the space a gallery-like
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics Supreme Court Considers D.C. Sniper's Parole BidThe Wall Street Journal. - Jess BravinWASHINGTON—D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo’s hopes for a chance at parole reached the Supreme Court, where the inmate’s lawyer argued that his sentence of life imprisonment was imposed without consideration
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into WorldU.S. Politics U.S. Requires Chinese Diplomats to Inform State Department of Official MeetingsThe Wall Street Journal. - Courtney McBrideThe Trump administration is imposing new requirements on Chinese diplomats in the U.S.—though short of the restrictions Americans face in China—in what U.S. officials say is a bid to level the playing
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsGeorge W. Bush We Still Blame George W. BushThe Wall Street Journal. - James FreemanYesterday this column noted that judicial radicalism is increasingly embraced by establishment Democrats. At last night’s Democratic debate, presidential candidates kicked around the idea of restructuring
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into PoliticsTexas Democratic Party Trump Campaign Makes Texas Push Ahead of President's VisitThe Wall Street Journal. - Catherine LuceySAN ANTONIO—President Trump’s campaign is taking an oversize swing through Texas this week, with the president, his son and campaign manager hitting the trail as they seek to hold the traditionally Republican
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsU.S. Politics Ex-Aide to Pompeo Says He Quit Over Treatment of Envoy to UkraineThe Wall Street Journal. - Natalie Andrews, Courtney McBrideWASHINGTON—A former senior adviser to Mike Pompeo told lawmakers that he left his post over frustration with the secretary of state regarding the treatment of the ousted U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, according
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into BusinessBusiness SharkNinja and iRobot's Vacuum Dispute Lands in Federal CourtThe Wall Street Journal. - Maria ArmentalSharkNinja Operating LLC and iRobot Corp. are suing each other over the technology that powers their vacuum-cleaning robots that can map and adapt to a home’s floor plan—and empty their own dust bins.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into WorldWorld News India's Top Court to Rule on Disputed Religious SiteThe Wall Street Journal. - Krishna PokharelIndia’s Supreme Court is set to decide a closely watched case in a decadeslong dispute between Hindu and Muslim groups over control of an especially controversial religious site in northern India. The
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsVaping Lawmakers Pressed to Take Action on E-CigarettesThe Wall Street Journal. - Thomas M. BurtonWASHINGTON—Some public-health experts urged lawmakers Wednesday to pass legislation aimed at curtailing the use of e-cigarettes, particularly in teenagers and young adults, while others cautioned that
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsThe White House Parents of U.K. Teen Reject White House Meeting With U.S. Diplomat's Wife Involved in Fatal AccidentThe Wall Street Journal. - Andrew RestucciaWASHINGTON—President Trump is facing blowback from the parents of a British teenager killed in a car accident after Mr. Trump tried to arrange a White House meeting between the parents and the American
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsInvesting Workday Casts a Large CloudThe Wall Street Journal. - Dan GallagherAs conservative as it is, Workday likely didn’t intend to scare all cloud software investors. But they did. During a meeting with analysts Tuesday afternoon, Workday CEO Aneel Bhusri answered a question
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics Court Weighs State Identity-Fraud Charges Against Immigrant Job SeekersThe Wall Street Journal. - Brent KendallWASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Wednesday explored whether states can prosecute undocumented immigrants for identity theft when they provide false social security numbers or other information when applying
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into LifeShirts Men, That Constant Tugging on Your Shirt? We Notice It.The Wall Street Journal. - Jacob GallagherIN THE SECOND EPISODE of “I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson,” an absurdist Netflix sketch show that premiered in April, you’ll find a skit devoted to T.C. Tuggers, the shirt “with the little on
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsInvesting Natural-Gas Prices Fall on Supply WorriesThe Wall Street Journal. - Sarah ToyThe price of natural gas fell on Wednesday, underscoring investors’ concerns about a supply glut even as weather forecasts pointed to cooler temperatures for parts of the country. Natural-gas futures 1.5%
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsFlorida Florida Commission Calls for Fewer School-Shooting DrillsThe Wall Street Journal. - Arian Campo-FloresA Florida commission investigating last year’s school shooting in Parkland recommended that the state’s schools reduce the frequency of active-shooter drills because they might be traumatizing students.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsRussian Navy Three U.S. Diplomats in Russia Are Removed From TrainThe Wall Street Journal. - Ann M. SimmonsThree U.S. diplomats were removed from a train headed to Russian cities with restricted access and located near the site of a recent deadly nuclear explosion, according to Russian news agencies. Citing
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into MarketsFantasy Football Should Companies Be Like Fantasy Football Teams?The Wall Street Journal. - Jon SindreuIs running a company similar to running a virtual football team? Luckily for investors, not really. On Wednesday, shares of United Airlines rose more than 2% after the carrier reported better-than-expected
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsOpioids J&J Offers $4 Billion Opioid Litigation SettlementThe Wall Street Journal. - Peter Loftus, Sara RandazzoJohnson & Johnson has offered to pay about $4 billion to settle all lawsuits in the U.S. accusing the company of contributing to the opioid-addiction epidemic, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into USBaltimore, MD Baltimore to Buy Insurance in Case of Another Cyber AttackThe Wall Street Journal. - Scott CalvertBALTIMORE—Officials in Baltimore approved the city’s purchase of $20 million in cyber-insurance coverage, five months after a debilitating ransomware attack. The decision Wednesday to buy specialized comes
