How Trump’s AI, Crypto Push Would Spur Clean Energy
Data centers are projected to guzzle as much electricity as renewable and fossil sources can produce.
How a Young Mayor Turned Her Town Into a Hub for ‘Pig Butchering’ Scammers
WSJ got rare access to a criminal enclave in the Philippines from which gangs targeted people around the world, including ...
Dozens Feared Dead in Crash After Passenger Flight Diverts From Russia
Flight was operating in an area where Moscow’s air defenses have battled Ukrainian drones in recent weeks.
The Right Way to Wear Blazers With Jeans—and One Very Wrong Way
It might seem like the simplest combo, but this classic menswear pairing can easily skew schlubby. And we’ve all made the ...
The Big Companies Funding Trump’s Inauguration Despite Denouncing Jan. 6
The second Trump inaugural fund is on track to be the most lucrative yet.
James Beckum, Who Taught Thousands of Kids Baseball and Discipline, Dies at 95
A former Negro Leagues player, Beckum started a Little League in one of Milwaukee’s most disadvantaged areas.
A Kurdish State for America’s 250th Birthday
Keep the flame of liberty alive.
‘Lock the Clock’ or Change With the Seasons?
The debate over daylight-saving time.
Mike Kerrigan and Rainbow Man
Two signs of hope.
A B-17 Send-Off, 61 Years After the Battle of the Bulge
My father-in-law was the pilot of the lead bomber of that fateful flight of more than 3,000 planes.
The Shopping of Christmas Past
My wife and I went to the local mall, not to the internet.