Warren Buffett Reveals He Stepped Down After Finally Feeling His Age

Dow Slips; Walmart to Raise Prices Due to Tariffs Oil prices sink after President Trump touts Iran talks

UnitedHealth Group Is Under Criminal Investigation for Possible Medicare Fraud

A divided Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration’s emergency request to pause foreign-aid funding, refusing to suspend a lower court order that required the government to pay contractors nearly $2 billion for work they already have performed.

Trump’s Tariff War Puts CEOs on the Front Lines

Have we ruined sex? Five writers ask whether society has lost its way when it comes to the most intimate of human acts. trib.al/jX6m7Wx

What does a boss wear to work today? We grilled eight executives—and formulated tips to help any man dress more authoritatively in 2024 on.wsj.com/4eU8jXA

Could your sex life be better? Try this sex advice from seniors. on.wsj.com/4g8BqaA

As the Biden administration seeks to broker an end-of-term peace deal in the Middle East, it is bringing along a surprising back-seat partner: Donald Trump

Who’s to blame for America’s peanut allergy epidemic? Well-meaning pediatricians, writes Dr. Marty Makary

For novelist Charles Bock, becoming a widower meant discovering the “pulsing virtual cesspool” of online hookups

The cancer that doctors no longer want to call cancer on.wsj.com/496RabV

Could your sex life be better? Try this sex advice from seniors. on.wsj.com/3Zfv6sf

What does a boss wear to work today? We grilled eight executives—and formulated tips to help any man dress more authoritatively in 2024 on.wsj.com/40VoLUg

Breaking: Donald Trump named hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent to lead the Treasury Department

Richard Whitacre transferred his entire 401(k) into an account offering a ‘guaranteed’ 15.25% return. Will he ever see his money again?

Arrest warrants issued for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant over alleged war crimes in Gaza threaten to deepen the country's global isolation

Exclusive: The Biden administration will block imports from more than two dozen Chinese companies over their alleged ties to forced labor in the country's Xinjiang region.

China’s vast bureaucracy wants to liberate its workers from drudgery by slashing red tape and holding fewer meetings

An American investor with a history of dealmaking in Russia has asked the U.S. government to allow him to bid on the sabotaged Nord Stream Pipeline 2 if it comes up for auction

From @WSJopinion: Dick Durbin is pushing a bill in Congress’s lame-duck session that would shift the cost of processing card transactions from retailers to consumers. If it passes, rewards programs could vanish as they did with debit cards.

From @WSJopinion: Can Trump bust up the Beltway? He seems serious about pulling the plug on the swamp. Like everything else about his presidency, we’ll see, writes @DanHenninger.

Theatergoers worry about being able to watch the "Wicked" movie in peace. One fan rented a theater and set rules. "Unless you have won a Tony," she says, "no singing will be permitted."

Elon Musk took to X to reignite a public dispute with fellow billionaire and space-industry rival Jeff Bezos

Brazilian federal police accused former President Jair Bolsonaro and 36 of his allies of plotting a coup to stop President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva from taking office in 2023

From @WSJopinion: The shock of the election results demonstrated how many Americans are willing to vote their values at the ballot box even as they remain unwilling to explain that vote even to a pollster, much less to a friend, writes John Masko

Apple has proposed investing $100 million in Indonesia after the country banned sales of its latest iPhone 16 handsets over what officials say is the company’s nonfulfillment of local investment requirements

Western powers say it's time for China, Saudi Arabia and other wealthy countries to join them in pledging climate finance for poorer nations

Tools for Humanity named X’s former vice president of global affairs as head of policy, the latest executive from what was formerly Twitter to join the startup co-founded by OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman

Heard on the Street: Every new market mania needs new metrics to attract investors and explain the reason for its existence. Here’s one for the bitcoin boom.

Exclusive: A senior North Korean general was wounded in a Ukrainian strike in the Kursk area

Critics say the pro-Harris Future Forward PAC didn’t share enough with allies and waited too long to spend its huge war chest

Watch: Dr. Martens are everywhere. But some vintage pairs are marked ‘Dr. Martens by Solovair’—revealing a quiet history between two bootmakers that have gone down very different paths.

Breaking: The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, alleging they committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the offensive in the Gaza Strip

The auditioning for President-elect Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary is more than just great theater, @greg_ip writes

Scammers are altering checks, depositing them and quickly withdrawing cash before banks flag the payments as suspicious, according to bank executives and their antifraud consultants

How the coming Trump presidency is likely to affect automakers and car buyers

CoverGirl was built on decades of glossy magazine ads featuring stars like Christie Brinkley, Tyra Banks, Taylor Swift and Rihanna. With sales sliding for drugstore makeup brands, its growth hinges on thousands of social-media influencers.

It’s getting harder to find a traditional bank offering: safe-deposit boxes

Among households that put up Christmas trees, about three-quarters opt for artificial ones. Here’s how one seller of real Christmas trees tries to compete.

Some of Hasbro’s bestselling toys could get pricier if Donald Trump implements stiff tariffs on Chinese imports

The dream of a $25,000 electric car for U.S. drivers is in trouble, Tim Higgins writes

The technology driving ChatGPT is capable of so much more. What’s coming next will make talking bots look like mere distractions.

It will take at least $1 million to win an auction for a banana duct-taped to a wall. The buyer also has to replace the fruit when it rots.

BREAKING: Google should be forced to sell Chrome to help end its online search monopoly, the Justice Department said

A few of us have reasons to carry that extra-heavy bag onto the flight. Many of us don’t. Next time do your fellow passengers a favor and consider checking it.

The North Koreans sent to fight for Russia have been dismissed as second-rate soldiers. But defectors who once served in the same military warn that the troops would do anything for Kim Jong Un. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4fKgHtO

The current generation of college students is facing a challenge that those who came before never had to worry about: They’ll be competing with AI for jobs. What can they do to get ready?

Breaking: Billionaire Gautam Adani was charged with orchestrating a $250 million bribery scheme to secure lucrative solar-energy supply contracts on.wsj.com/3AEdE7y

America’s most famous homemaker talks about her Netflix documentary, lessons from Snoop Dogg and what she thinks of the "trad wife" trend 🔗 on.wsj.com/40Q1enE