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From : Can Trump build a successful campaign based on victimhood and the lie that the 2020 election was stolen? asks
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How do you get a mainstream audience to try the opera? Stage a boxing match with punches, spit buckets and an MC.
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A major obstacle looms for the drugs of the future. Not enough doctors know how to administer them.
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There are lots of golf gadgets out there. Here are eight that have improved one golfer’s game.
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For some Trump voters, legal drama is the latest reason to find a different 2024 GOP nominee
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Tesla is building a new factory in Shanghai to produce its Megapack battery, Chinese state media reported Sunday, further expanding into the country at a time of fraught U.S.-China ties
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Whole Foods Market is exploring building commercial kitchens that would make prepared meals for the grocer’s food bars and refrigerated cases
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Investors left jittery by recent financial turmoil are piling into gold. WSJ’s explains why the precious metal has kept its shine. #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/3GfOBqX
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Will we one day look back and wonder: Why did we all work so much?
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Your library card membership probably includes tons of freebies, including Taylor Swift albums and Rosetta Stone language classes
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Apple and others have new features so the people you’re calling can focus on you, not barking dogs and crying babies. Here’s how to turn them on.
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Civilian hospitals help Army doctors hang on to hard-earned lessons of combat medicine
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Many laid-off tech workers from the likes of Meta, Amazon and Salesforce are landing in roles with smaller firms—and prizing job stability over prestige
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Is the Ivory-billed Woodpecker extinct? The question has caused a fierce flap, dividing hobbyists and professional birders. “There has been negligence, ignorance and shenanigans.”
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A new weight-loss drug that’s expected to get FDA approval in the coming months could blow Ozempic out of the water
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The ping-pong tables have turned. Companies are cutting back on prized employee perks as they vow to trim costs and prioritize efficiency. #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/3UdxThC
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After 75 years of on-and-off lessons, one golfer shares insights that might help others who are trying to decide whether to take lessons, and how to get the most out of them
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Pope Francis highlighted the war in Ukraine in his traditional Easter message, calling for the international community to help end the fighting
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From : It turns out the Chinese balloon that traversed the continental U.S. earlier this year was gathering useful intelligence. Congress has an obligation to figure out what American assets may have been compromised by the flyover.
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Your library card membership probably includes tons of freebies, including Taylor Swift albums and Rosetta Stone language classes
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This week’s kickoff to the corporate earnings season offers the next trial for the market as investors consider whether U.S. stocks can hold on to recent gains in the face of deteriorating profits
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Twitter and Facebook rebuffed subpoenas from families of Sandy Hook school massacre victims, who wanted company data to show how Alex Jones’s false claims about the killings spread on social media
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The detention of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich highlights how nations such as Russia and Iran are using American detainees for diplomatic leverage
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A federal judge’s decision to suspend FDA approval of mifepristone could upend access even in liberal states such as New York and California
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Many laid-off tech workers from the likes of Meta, Amazon and Salesforce are landing in roles with smaller firms—and prizing job stability over prestige
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A breath of fresh… medicine? Researchers are designing inhalable therapies for lung cancer, diabetes, measles, migraines and Covid-19
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“In a civilized country, this shouldn’t happen.” Japanese citizen Hideji Suzuki, who was freed last year after six years in custody in China, describes his ordeal.
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Why innovators don’t innovate as much after they join big companies
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Made-in-America is making a comeback. “We want to be masters of our own destiny.”
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When the Coastal Grandmother trend kicked up, it directed a wave of under-30s to Eileen Fisher’s TikTok. The company welcomed them with a big, natural-linen hug.
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The release of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich could rest on the recently revived, and coldly transactional, universe of international prisoner exchanges
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A leak of highly classified documents on the war in Ukraine is shaping up to be one of the most damaging intelligence breaches in decades
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From : This New Age school is resolutely and admirably antiwoke. You might call Centner Academy a countercultural campus, writes .
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Watch: iPhone thieves across the country are locking people out of their Apple accounts and draining their bank accounts. Here's how do they do it and how can you protect yourself.
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In many relationships, one person speaks less. But tensions can sometimes flare when a couple settles into a speaker-listener dynamic.
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Coffee shops, hotels, airports and other public places have “captive” Wi-Fi. Here’s how to troubleshoot those connections, explains . #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/40RrUlf
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The movie industry has long built projects around familiar characters and stories. Now they’re turning to consumer goods.
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From : Bragg’s prosecution sets a dangerous precedent that will likely lead to many more politically targeted prosecutions. President Biden can avert this danger and unify the country by issuing a pardon, writes .
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For all their posturing about individuality, there is one item that an overwhelming number of fashion brands all offer: the simple white sneaker. “It’s not a trend, it’s a category in fashion now.”
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