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As state legislators around the country seek to regulate teen smartphone use, Apple is gearing up for one of the biggest legislative fights it has faced in years.
As lawmakers debate how to regulate teen smartphone use, Apple is pushing back on efforts for it to enforce age restrictions.
The Ukrainian mining town of Pokrovsk, once home to 80,000, is steadily emptying out and shutting down as the Russians close in.
A little more than a year ago, Pokrovsk was coming back to life after an exodus in the first months of the war. Thousands of residents were returning to a city that once again felt relatively safe, with the fighting many miles to the east. A gleaming new mall opened, and children filled the parks.
The playgrounds are now empty. The mall is shut down, considered a potential target of Russian shelling. Trucks carrying antitank defenses and armored vehicles travel the road into Pokrovsk; cars loaded with possessions travel out. Retirees line up for food and other handouts in the city center. Officials say 30,000 people remain, and several hundred leave each day.
âI tell my parishioners: If you have the chance to leave, leave,â said an Orthodox priest, who has seen half his congregation leave. âThen I tell them to go with God.â
đ See more from Pokrovsk during what may be the town's final days: https://on.wsj.com/3XvGEac
Bizarre and vivid images spawned by tools from Google and Elon Muskâs xAI are generating a debate about how tech companies can control the output of AI image-making software.
xAI and Google both released products that have created controversy over ethical and legal boundaries.
Gen Z workers are expected to outnumber baby boomers in the U.S. workforce this yearâand their bosses are trying to understand them.
Chiefs cater to younger workersâ needs and give them advice; ânobody told them how to be.â
Israelâs largest labor union led a nationwide strike in protest over the governmentâs failure to secure a hostage-release deal.
After the killing by Hamas of six hostages in captivity, a nationwide strike led by Israelâs largest labor union has highlighted a divide over whether to end the war.
Big investors are betting that downward pressure on rents from new supply is coming to an end and the market is shifting back in landlordsâ favor.
The rise in interest rates pushed construction-loan costs up and property values down.
Antiestablishment populism is on the rise in Europe, fueled not just by immigration, economic and security fears, but eroding confidence in governmentsâ ability so overcome them.
A litany of crises has helped populists notch up electoral wins in recent years. For some pollsters and analysts, however, crises are nothing new. What has changed is votersâ dwindling confidence in their governments.
Leawood, where Travis Kelce paid $5.5 million for a 11,631-square-foot spread, has the priciest residential real estate in all of Kansas.
The Kansas City suburb, where the tight end paid $5.5 million for a 11,631-square-foot spread, has the priciest residential real estate in all of Kansas.
A WSJ poll of voters finds that the share who say the U.S. is headed in the right direction is the highest since at least 2021.
A WSJ poll finds that the share who say the U.S. is headed in the right direction is the highest since at least 2021.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, during her last election, demonstrated the ability to persuade rural Wisconsin supporters of Donald Trump to vote for her, too. This fall, Senate Democrats need her to do it again.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin had an unusual talent during her last election: convincing rural Wisconsin supporters of Republican Donald Trump to vote for her, too. This November, Senate Democrats need Baldwin to do it again.
The Israeli military retrieved six more dead bodies of hostages from Gaza on Saturday, including American-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin.
The Israeli military says the hostages were killed shortly before being found. Large protests erupt in Tel Aviv in favor of cease-fire deal.
A battle has erupted over a controversial "reunification therapy" ordered by family courts to settle custody fights. It can keep family members apart for years against childrenâs wishes.
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Widely praised by fans and investors, Disney's theme-parks chief Josh DâAmaro is in the throes of a high-stakes audition for the top job at the entertainment giant.
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"Hot Ones," "Chicken Shop Date" and "Good Mythical Morning" draw big audiences on YouTube but arenât getting the kind of ad dollars and accolades TV shows do.
Now their stars want some respect in Hollywood.
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Listen đ§: In a U.S. election unlike any other, how are voters thinking about the presidential candidatesâ main arguments? We travel to six key states in Chasing the Vote, a new series on the Whatâs News podcast. Starting September 8.
What's News brings you the biggest news of the day, from business and finance to global and political developments that move markets. Get caught up in minutes twice a day on weekdays, then take a step back with our Whatâs News in Markets wrap-up on Saturday and our Whatâs News Sunday deep dive.
Cam Richardson on his 1949 Riley 2½ Litre RM sedan, which needed boiling water and blankets to get moving on brutally cold mornings.
Cam Richardsonâs 1949 Riley needed boiling water and blankets to get moving on brutally cold mornings.
Computer-science grads are discovering their degrees arenât a surefire ticket to riches right away. đ https://on.wsj.com/3Z9OmYM
Pokrovsk, Ukraine, a mining town on the eastern front, is preparing for impending destruction by Moscowâs troops, now just miles away.
The mining town on the eastern front is preparing for impending destruction by Moscowâs troops, now just miles away.
A California couple completed a $95,000 renovation this year, adding a loft and bedroom. Now, one sleeps upstairs, and the other has his own âsnore room.â đ https://on.wsj.com/3XbWFAm
From shrinking under-eye bags and whitening your teeth to picking the right shirt, these expert-approved tips can help rejuvenate your look.
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A falling U.S. birthrate means some older Americans feel theyâre missing a key chapter in life: being a grandparent.
A falling U.S. birthrate means some lament missing a key chapter in life.
Our Young Money columnist, playing catch-up on saving for retirement, wonders âWill I need to work into my 70s? And, what can I do to get back on track?â đ https://on.wsj.com/4dKJpd9
The âKetamine Queen,â an M.B.A. graduate from an affluent suburb, was at the center of L.A.âs celebrity ketamine craze, say U.S. prosecutors. They allege TV star Matthew Perry died from her drugs.
Prosecutors allege an M.B.A. graduate from an affluent Los Angeles suburb was the drug dealer at the center of the cityâs ketamine craze.
DEI is in retreat. These three letters are vying to replace it.
MEI frames diversity as a side effect of good hiring, not the goal. Evidence suggests it isnât so simple.
Sheâs a âmess monster.â Heâs âreductionistâ and âa bit fastidious.â Their solution: a home that allows them to be together, but live somewhat separately, too.
Jason Kuwayama and Leah Busse share a bedroom but enjoy their own space inside the modern property on the cityâs Lower East Side
Super-wealthy men swear by these slip-ons, whether theyâre on the tarmac or in the boardroom. đ https://on.wsj.com/3Te7FfH
So many men overstuff their pants pocketsâand nothing kills style faster. Try these tips to streamline your lower half. đ https://on.wsj.com/3XgCSjE
A 1980s photo shows Harrison Ford smoldering in an inky navy polo with a blazer, dark jeans and loafersâan outfit that would kill at the office in 2024.
Inspired, our columnist went hunting for the quintessential polished polo for under $75. Here are the winners.
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Why people in their 40s are getting their knees and hips replaced: https://on.wsj.com/3MAbIPr
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The Ukrainian mining town of Pokrovsk, once home to 80,000, is steadily emptying out and shutting down as the Russians close in. A little more than a year ago, Pokrovsk was coming back to life after an exodus in the first months of the war. Thousands of residents were returning to a city that once again felt relatively safe, with the fighting many miles to the east. A gleaming new mall opened, and children filled the parks. The playgrounds are now empty. The mall is shut down, considered a potential target of Russian shelling. Trucks carrying antitank defenses and armored vehicles travel the road into Pokrovsk; cars loaded with possessions travel out. Retirees line up for food and other handouts in the city center. Officials say 30,000 people remain, and several hundred leave each day. âI tell my parishioners: If you have the chance to leave, leave,â said an Orthodox priest, who has seen half his congregation leave. âThen I tell them to go with God.â đ See more from Pokrovsk during what may be the town's final days: https://on.wsj.com/3XvGEac
A $1,000 trash can turned my familyâs kitchen scraps into fertilizer and chicken feed, writes Wilson Rothman. Itâs one way to address the countryâs food-waste problemâand your smelly garbage can. đ https://on.wsj.com/4gjli7g
For years, itâs been cheaper to generate electricity with natural gas, and big sections of the public have been uncomfortable with nuclear power. That feeling has shifted. In Michigan, there's a plan to restart the decommissioned Palisades nuclear power plant amid surging demand for electricity and new investment in green energy. đ: https://on.wsj.com/3Z1AVtx
Our best friendships can survive anything. Except, maybe, a surprise Venmo request.â â đ: https://on.wsj.com/4e2wAL1
A new Wall Street Journal poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris is one point ahead of former President Donald Trump, while he still leads on key issues. Read more: https://on.wsj.com/3Z3vIS0
Water views and beach access might get top billing. But for these homeowners, the type of sand can make all the difference. đ https://on.wsj.com/3T5bkfC
Aubrey Plaza reveals why she joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe with her role in "Agatha All Along." The "WandaVision" spin-off features Plaza as an enigmatic witch, thrusting her into the comic-book canon swallowing Hollywood. Watch the full interview: https://on.wsj.com/4cM3lv4âŚ]ce-favorite-prank-and-more/4486D0A8-F124-478B-8FEB-8FBFF462CBCA
"The White Lotus" star Aubrey Plaza admits she hasn't watched the show because she couldn't figure out the password to her Max account. đĽ Watch the full interview: https://on.wsj.com/4cNO7W9
âI am out of the office, and I likely wonât reply to your email when I get back.â A realistic out-of-office message can help you stay sane, writes Elizabeth Bernstein. đ https://on.wsj.com/3yKUzQ5
For over 20 years, young voters have supported Democratic candidates. But WSJ polling from 2024 shows a growing number are supporting the Republican party, especially young men. WSJâs Aaron Zitner explains why. Watch more: https://on.wsj.com/3Mn2tlO
Preteens are hooked on multistep skin-care routines, with lip masks, fruity face mists and serums to get âglowy skin.â Would you buy a $62 face cream for your tween? đhttps://on.wsj.com/3Xga6AN
Kamala Harris gave the closing speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago and accepted the party's nomination for president. Watch the full speech: đ https://on.wsj.com/3XdsKJA
Kamala Harris expressed her support for both Israelâs right to self-defense and for an end to the suffering in Gaza, while reiterating that she and President Biden were working toward a cease-fire. đ https://on.wsj.com/4dEP1G4
Kamala Harrisâs grandnieces, along with actor Kerry Washington, educated the Democratic National Convention audience on how to pronounce their great-auntieâs name. đ https://on.wsj.com/46ZOc81
What does the DNC look like IRL? Often, honestly, like glancing around a Chicago L train car. Though energized by Harrisâs candidacy, Democrats at the Democratic National Convention hardly wore their excitement on their sleeves. Read more: https://on.wsj.com/3WYbaYB
Pete Buttigieg said that, as a veteran, he put his body on the lineâdirectly rebutting JD Vanceâs statement that people without kids didnât have a physical stake in the future of the country. Follow our live coverage of the Democratic National Convention. đ https://on.wsj.com/4dAeTCG
Gus Walz had a âproud sonâ moment shortly after his father, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, took the stage for his keynote address at the DNC. Follow live coverage: https://on.wsj.com/3AwPlaV
In a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention, Oprah Winfrey riffed on JD Vance's comments on childless cat ladies and painted a more optimistic picture of America. đ Follow live updates: https://on.wsj.com/3WY0xVx
Leaning heavily on football metaphors, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz accepted the vice presidential nomination in a speech at the Democratic National Convention. Watch the full speech: đ https://on.wsj.com/4dzpIF2
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg reflected on family and demanded more from our politics than "some TV wrestling death match" at the Democratic National Convention. Read more: đ https://on.wsj.com/473OoDh
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