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Trump Offers to Support DACA Protections for Border-Wall Funding
The Wall Street Journal. - Michael C. Bender
WASHINGTON—President Trump on Saturday outlined a new proposal designed to jump-start negotiations over the partial government shutdown, calling for $5.7 billion in funding for steel barriers in high-priority
U.S. Politics
Women's Marches Aim to Rev Momentum Ahead of 2020
The Wall Street Journal. - Jennifer Levitz
A third annual wave of women’s marches took place in hundreds of cities Saturday in protests organizers said were meant to build momentum for the 2020 elections. Marches were planned across the U.S., in
New York City
The Brooklyn Apartment Where Shooting Arrows Is Encouraged
The Wall Street Journal. - Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Twelve-year-old Eian Jefferson pulls an arrow back against the string of a bow and focuses his gaze on the target, 12 yards away. Coach Larry Brown places a hand on top of Eian’s head to keep him stable,
Dinghy Sailing
Up to 117 Migrants Missing in Capsizing off Libya
The Wall Street Journal. - The Wall Street Journal
ROME—Three survivors of a rubber dinghy that sank in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Libya say up to 117 other migrants were aboard at the time of the capsizing, a U.N. migration official said It
World News
Alpine Tunnel Splits Italy's Populists
The Wall Street Journal. - Eric Sylvers
TURIN—Italy’s eclectic populist coalition came to power last year by tapping deep grievances with the political class and its inability to confront the country’s manifold problems. The new government,
World News
Fireball at Mexico Pipeline Tap Kills Dozens
The Wall Street Journal. - Robbie Whelan
MEXICO CITY—A massive explosion at an illegal pipeline tap in central Mexico killed at least 73 people and injured another 74 on Friday, as rescue workers and forensic experts intensified efforts on Saturday
Government Shutdown
Consumer-Safety Watchdog Sidelined by Government Shutdown
The Wall Street Journal. - Heidi Vogt
WASHINGTON—Specialized Bicycle Components Inc. warned customers last week to stop riding four bike models because of a steering-tube component that can crack and cause the rider to lose control. But the
World News
Calls for France's Yellow-Vest Movement to Debate Fall on Deaf Ears
The Wall Street Journal. - Noemie Bisserbe
PARIS—Thousands of protesters took to the streets across France on Saturday for the 10th consecutive weekend of demonstrations, despite efforts by President Emmanuel Macron to channel yellow-vest anger
University of Washington
Can Suicide Be Prevented?
The Wall Street Journal. - Elizabeth Bernstein
The suicide death rate in most states has risen sharply since in the late 1990s, according to data released in June by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with 25 states recording increases
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's $18 Billion Bond Restructuring Nears Completion
The Wall Street Journal. - Andrew Scurria
Puerto Rico’s federal supervisors are making a final push to write down $18 billion in sales-tax bonds under a settlement that would mark their largest renegotiation yet of the U.S. territory’s crushing
U.S. Politics
Gillibrand Makes Trip to Iowa to Court Caucus Votes
The Wall Street Journal. - Ken Thomas
SIOUX CITY, Iowa—Moments after New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand arrived at a coffeehouse and sat down at a table with a group of Iowans, she faced a question at the heart of Democrats’ 2020 presidential
Technology
American Railways Chug Toward Automation
The Wall Street Journal. - Rhiannon Hoyle
SYDNEY—Mining giant Rio Tinto PLC calls it the world’s largest robot: mile-long driverless trains traversing the sparsely populated Australian Outback on roughly 1,000 miles of track. American railroad
World News
Central Banks Struggle With Policy Settings
The Wall Street Journal. - Tom Fairless, Paul Hannon
FRANKFURT—The eurozone’s economic slowdown has taken European Central Bank officials by surprise, potentially disrupting their plans to lift short-term interest rates this year. The shift underlines the
Australian Open (Tennis)
A Tennis Purist Who Became a Pickleball Pro
The Wall Street Journal. - Jen Murphy
If you’re a hard-core tennis lover, it’s hard to take a sport called pickleball seriously. There’s the funny name. You serve underhand and hit something that looks like a Wiffle ball. Ken Curry snubbed
World News
Philippines' Richest Man, Mall Magnate Henry Sy, Dies Aged 94
The Wall Street Journal. - Jake Maxwell Watts
Rags-to-riches retail tycoon Henry Sy, who began his career selling surplus American army boots during World War II and ended it a billionaire, died Saturday at age 94. The Chinese-Filipino businessman
Huawei
The Public Face of Huawei's Global Fight
The Wall Street Journal. - Natasha Khan, Dan Strumpf and Wenxin Fan
For more than a decade, working her way through at least seven passports, she crisscrossed the globe, helping to transform China’s Huawei Technologies Co. into the world’s biggest telecom equipment company—while
Technology
The Hot New Channel for Reaching Real People: Email
The Wall Street Journal. - Christopher Mims
Kids think it’s fussy and archaic, but for brands, creators and businesses of every kind the emerging medium of choice to reach audiences is the only guaranteed-delivery option the internet has left: Consumer
Technology
U.S. Close to Ending Its Facebook Probe
The Wall Street Journal. - John D. McKinnon
WASHINGTON—The federal government’s privacy investigation into Facebook Inc. appears to be nearing a conclusion, with the prospect of a large fine looming for the social-media giant. Federal Trade Commission
Airports
Heavy Snow Threatens Travel Over Holiday Weekend
The Wall Street Journal. - Alison Sider
A winter storm threatening a wide stretch of the country could keep travelers grounded over the long holiday weekend, another headache for passengers already facing the prospect of lengthy security lines
Opinion
Trump and Lindsey Graham
The Wall Street Journal. - James Freeman
Some media folk and leftist politicians have lately been wondering aloud why Sen. Lindsey Graham, who harshly criticized rival presidential candidate Donald Trump prior to the 2016 election, now often
Wolf Moon
'Super Blood Wolf Moon' Makes Astronomers Howl
The Wall Street Journal. - Brianna Abbott
Susy Markoe Schieffelin leads yoga and guided meditation classes nearly every day at her studio in Santa Monica, Calif., but Sunday night’s session will eclipse them all. With any luck, it will be a clear
McDonald's
Chicago Officer Sentenced to Nearly 7 Years for Laquan McDonald Death
The Wall Street Journal. - Erin Ailworth
Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke was sentenced to six years, nine months in prison Friday for the 2014 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, which led to the firing of the city’s police and
Opinion
Little Sisters Back in Court
The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial Board
One of the sorriest episodes of the Obama Presidency was the assault on the Little Sisters of the Poor for resisting ObamaCare’s contraception mandate. The sisters had to go all the way to the Supreme
Nord Stream
Germany's Russian Gaslight
The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial Page
U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell recently warned German businesses that working on Russian energy export projects could lead to U.S. sanctions. Mr. Grenell’s unsubtle reference to the Nord Stream
Opinion
Harvesting Democratic Votes
The Wall Street Journal. - The Editorial Board
Democrats in Congress are making election reform their top legislative priority, and we’ve criticized it as a majority protection act. To understand why, consider that Democrats are trying to do for the
U.S. Politics
Justice Department's Reversal on Online Gambling Tracked Memo From Adelson Lobbyists
The Wall Street Journal. - Byron Tau, Alexandra Berzon
The legal reasoning behind the Justice Department’s unusual reversal this week of an opinion that paved the way for online gambling hewed closely to arguments made by lobbyists for casino magnate and Republican
Economy
Foxconn Falls Short of Job-Creation Target in Wisconsin
The Wall Street Journal. - Douglas Belkin
Foxconn Technology Group, which is building a $10 billion plant in Wisconsin in exchange for nearly $4 billion in state and local incentives, fell short of the minimum number of jobs it was required to
Opinion
How to Store Data Along Memory Lane
The Wall Street Journal. - James Taranto
Miami Nelson Dellis remembers things. Useless things—strings of random digits or the order of the cards in a shuffled deck—and useful things like names and phone numbers. Mr. Dellis, 34, describes himself
Opinion
For Sanity's Sake, Delete Your Account
The Wall Street Journal. - Barton Swaim
One Saturday morning last fall, I sat down at my desk and deleted my Twitter account. I did it for a variety of reasons. Privacy, for one: The thought of people unknown to me prowling around my account
Opinion
Vision Zero, a 'Road Diet' Fad, Is Proving to Be Deadly
The Wall Street Journal. - Christopher D. LeGras
Renee Khoury was in the kitchen when she heard a scream. She ran outside and found her 65-year-old mother, Rebecca, sprawled on the sidewalk with a compound fracture in her left leg. Renee called 911 comforted

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Trump Offers to Support DACA Protections for Border-Wall Funding

Women's Marches Aim to Rev Momentum Ahead of 2020

The Brooklyn Apartment Where Shooting Arrows Is Encouraged

Up to 117 Migrants Missing in Capsizing off Libya

Alpine Tunnel Splits Italy's Populists

Fireball at Mexico Pipeline Tap Kills Dozens

Consumer-Safety Watchdog Sidelined by Government Shutdown

Calls for France's Yellow-Vest Movement to Debate Fall on Deaf Ears

Can Suicide Be Prevented?

Puerto Rico's $18 Billion Bond Restructuring Nears Completion

Gillibrand Makes Trip to Iowa to Court Caucus Votes

American Railways Chug Toward Automation

Central Banks Struggle With Policy Settings

A Tennis Purist Who Became a Pickleball Pro

Philippines' Richest Man, Mall Magnate Henry Sy, Dies Aged 94

The Public Face of Huawei's Global Fight

The Hot New Channel for Reaching Real People: Email

U.S. Close to Ending Its Facebook Probe

Heavy Snow Threatens Travel Over Holiday Weekend

Trump and Lindsey Graham

'Super Blood Wolf Moon' Makes Astronomers Howl

Chicago Officer Sentenced to Nearly 7 Years for Laquan McDonald Death

Little Sisters Back in Court

Germany's Russian Gaslight

Harvesting Democratic Votes

Justice Department's Reversal on Online Gambling Tracked Memo From Adelson Lobbyists

Foxconn Falls Short of Job-Creation Target in Wisconsin

How to Store Data Along Memory Lane

For Sanity's Sake, Delete Your Account

Vision Zero, a 'Road Diet' Fad, Is Proving to Be Deadly