Cross-country skiers are slurping up a potentially performance-enhancing drink of concentrated broccoli juice in the hope of speeding up their recovery.

The actor plays a jewel thief who targets places just off the Los Angeles freeway in a stale crime drama co-starring Mark Ruffalo, Halle Berry and Barry Keoghan. on.wsj.com/4cqpt1m

Russia is restricting access to WhatsApp as part of its campaign to shift Russians away from Western-based messaging platforms outside its control and onto homegrown equivalents approved by Moscow. on.wsj.com/4qCQmT7

The two FOX stalwarts return—with the 800th episode and 24th season, respectively—as one show ventures to Philadelphia and the other into a realm of unexpected pathos. on.wsj.com/4kvYCTC

A former Trump official and a Greenlandic entrepreneur want to build one of the world's largest AI data centers in Greenland. on.wsj.com/4rI7RlX

The Department of Homeland Security is facing a shutdown after Senate Democrats voted to block its funding, saying talks with the GOP to add limits on immigration enforcement hadn’t advanced enough. on.wsj.com/3ZzF7Qr

Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol reprise their roles from a cult Canadian series in this scrappy, very funny feature about a pair of musicians driven to zany extremes. on.wsj.com/4akpv8g

The Food and Drug Administration approved the removal of certain warnings on labels for six menopausal hormone-replacement therapy (HRT) products. on.wsj.com/4qznJGC

A federal judge temporarily blocked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s move to formally censure and demote Sen. Mark Kelly. on.wsj.com/46NoWmt

When Gabor Boritt arrived in the U.S., he knew little about the country or Lincoln. He devoted his life to studying both.

The new labeling for the products does not include risk statements related to cardiovascular disease, breast cancer and probable dementia, the agency said. on.wsj.com/3OeVMX9

Exclusive: Josh Gruenbaum’s brash ways as a federal agency bean-counter earned him the trust of Jared Kushner and President Trump’s foreign policy team—and sparked an inquiry into whether he broke contracting rules.

In notoriously subjective ice dance, the Olympic title came down to the Americans, their French rivals and the only people whose opinions mattered: the nine judges. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3MBh3tD

Gem-encrusted pieces meet their grandiose match at Switzerland’s Grandhotel Giessbach. on.wsj.com/3MxJBnE

The Justice Department’s top antitrust official said that she is leaving her job, capping a rocky year in which she clashed with senior officials who at times favored more lenient oversight of mergers.

Cross-country skiers are slurping up a potentially performance-enhancing drink of the concentrated vegetable in the hope of speeding up their recovery. on.wsj.com/4qCBpQZ

Forget returning the ring. The ends of some marriages mean a chance to reset stones into new jewelry symbolizing freedom and a new chapter. on.wsj.com/3MiNgpv

There was a time when cooking was about, well, cooking. Then it became something much more. on.wsj.com/3ZuhJ73

What a shutdown would mean for the Department of Homeland Security, which includes not only border agents but also airport security officers and emergency management functions.

In notoriously subjective ice dance, the Olympic title came down to the Americans, their French rivals and the only people whose opinions mattered: the nine judges.

Exclusive: Two people reported minor injuries Wednesday when a U.S. warship and a Navy supply vessel assigned to the military buildup in the Caribbean collided during a ship-to-ship refueling.

Exclusive: The U.S. smuggled thousands of Starlink terminals into Iran to keep dissidents online after the regime's brutal crackdown on demonstrations.

U.S. troops vacated a strategic military base in Syria and turned it over to government forces, a U.S. official said, ending a long presence as part of a broader drawdown of American troops in the country.

The early 20th century saw a redefinition of American childhood toward a time of play and learning. The modern toy industry was not far behind. on.wsj.com/4asv30v

Home sales fell 8.4% in January, the biggest monthly decline since February 2022.

Israel has arrested several people for allegedly using classified information to place bets on Israeli military operations on Polymarket.

The spec property’s understory, which doubles as a ‘show garage,’ is designed to drain water in a flood. on.wsj.com/4avtDT2

In notoriously subjective ice dance, the Olympic title came down to the Americans, their French rivals and the only people whose opinions mattered: the nine judges. on.wsj.com/4reJLiU

The Trump administration will end the immigration crackdown in Minnesota and wind down enforcement operations in the state, border czar Tom Homan says.

When he arrived in the U.S., he knew very little about the country or Lincoln. He devoted his life to studying both. on.wsj.com/4anBZ0t

Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet that featured images of Ukrainian athletes killed during the Russian invasion, the IOC said. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3MGByFf

A new AI borrowing frenzy and lingering fears about potential defaults haven’t deterred investors hungry for bonds from U.S. companies, states and cities.

The mixed jobs picture reflects surging demand for people in healthcare and social services but a bleaker environment for government employees, factory workers and cubicle dwellers.

Anthropic is spending $20 million ahead of the midterm elections to push for greater regulation and restrictions on exporting AI chips.

Exclusive: The startup Alva Energy says it knows how to kick-start the slumbering nuclear-power industry—and former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is backing its efforts.

A conversation in Milan with the hip-hop maestro turned NBC correspondent and Team USA’s honorary coach. on.wsj.com/4acNJmf

Heard on the Street: A major concern for investors during the AI boom is that they can’t find depreciation expenses listed on the income statements for Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft or Oracle.

When Steve Tisch’s private emails with Jeffrey Epstein were made public, the “Forrest Gump” producer said he had a “brief association” with the sex offender. A deeper look shows it was more complex.

Find insight on Novo Nordisk, Moderna, EssilorLuxottica and more in the latest Market Talks covering Health Care. on.wsj.com/4rhcALQ

Exclusive: Used-car retailer CarMax is tapping a hotel-industry veteran as its next chief executive. Keith Barr had helmed InterContinental Hotels Group.

True-crime fans, authors and legal minds reconvene in South Carolina to see whether Alex Murdaugh would be granted a retrial.

Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet that featured images of Ukrainian athletes killed during the Russian invasion, the IOC said.

Julius Erving led the Philadelphia 76ers to victory after victory, but it was the addition of Moses Malone that made the team champions. on.wsj.com/4kwYZgN

U.S. asset manager Nuveen agreed to buy Schroders for $13.49 billion, taking over a storied U.K. company with roots dating back more than two centuries.

The world’s most storied opera house is providing snobs a haven in the middle of a sports circus. on.wsj.com/4typHcZ

Russia’s oil industry, the country’s most important economic engine, is facing crunchtime.

The IOC ruled that the design of Vladyslav Heraskevych’s helmet violated its rules and couldn’t be worn in sliding competition. on.wsj.com/4aaNMPu

Demand for healthcare workers is outstripping all other sectors. That means big changes in a U.S. labor market where retail and white-collar hiring have stalled.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright, during a visit to Venezuela, said “enormous progress” is being made with the South American regime in the transformation of the country’s oil industry.

President Trump lashed out at GOP Gov. Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma, lobbing his latest criticism of a fellow Republican.