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A man waves the Palestinian flag in celebration of a cease-fire brokered by Egypt between Israel and the two main Palestinian armed groups in Gaza on May 21. AHMED DEEB FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire Begins After 11 Days of Conflict

WSJ - By Felicia Schwartz

Photo composite: George Downs

Tesla Drivers Test Autopilot’s Limits, Attracting Audiences—and Safety Concerns

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Evergrande Auto, or Hengchi in Chinese, showed nine electric-vehicle designs at the Auto Shanghai expo in April. QILAI SHEN/BLOOMBERG NEWS

Embattled Chinese Property Tycoon Turns to Electric Cars. Cue $87 Billion Valuation.

WSJ - By Trefor Moss

PHOTO: KIMIMASA MAYAMA/EPA/SHUTTERSTOCK

Japan’s Recovery From Pandemic Slows

WSJ - By Megumi Fujikawa

Palestinians inspected the wreckage of homes following an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City early Sunday. MOHAMMED SABER/EPA/SHUTTERSTOCK

Israel Rules Out an Immediate Cease-Fire With the Palestinians

WSJ - By Felicia Schwartz and Jared Malsin

Tim Cook became CEO of Apple in 2011, three years after the company launched its App Store, where the number of apps has since exploded.
PHOTO: MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/ASSOCIATED PRES

Behind the Epic-Apple Trial Is a Booming App Market Worth Fighting Over

WSJ - By Roque Ruiz, Katherine Riley and Sarah E. Needleman

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Israel’s New Challenge: Violence Among Its Own Citizens

WSJ - By Yaroslav Trofimov, Dov Lieber and Felicia Schwartz

Photo: Washington Post

Israel Begins Ground Operations Against Hamas in Gaza

WSJ - By Felicia Schwartz

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How a Canadian Province Contained the Brazilian Covid-19 Variant

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Why Elon Musk’s Starbase is Meeting Resistance in Texas Border Town

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Afghanistan Bomb Attack Kills at Least 50 People

WSJ - By Sune Engel Rasmussen and Ehsanullah Amiri

A welcome sign is pictured at Boca Chica Village in 2019. Photo: LOREN ELLIOTT/GETTY IMAGES

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Buying Up a Texas Village. Homeowners Cry Foul.

WSJ - By Nancy Keates and Mark Maremont

An oil-coated stream in Ecuador. ANN JOHANSSON/CORBIS/GETTY IMAGES

Litigation Without End: Chevron Battles On in 28-year-old Ecuador Lawsuit

WSJ - By Sara Randazzo

Chief Mate Mohammad Aisha on the deck of the MV Aman in April. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Trapped Aboard an Abandoned Cargo Ship: One Sailor’s Four-Year Ordeal

WSJ - By Joe Parkinson and Drew Hinshaw

The IRS sent roughly 90 million stimulus checks to Americans in March. WSJ’s chief economics commentator Greg Ip explains why stimulus checks alone are unlikely to spur inflation. Photo Illustration: Carlos Waters

U.S. Economy Grew Robustly in First Quarter

WSJ - By Josh Mitchell

A view of part of the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant from Elizabeth Lamerson's home in Piketon, Ohio, last week | Photographs by Andrew Spear for The Wall Street Journal

An Ohio Town Grapples With Tearing Down a Plant From the Cold War

WSJ - By Kris Maher

Why hasn't the anticipated bipartisanship after Biden's election win been Materialized yet?

WSJ - By Gerald F. SeibWh

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Biden to Propose $1.8 Trillion Plan Aimed at Families, Tax Hikes for Wealthiest Americans

WSJ - By Catherine Lucey and Richard Rubin

Municipal workers prepare to bury a Covid-19 victim’s body in Guahati, India, on Sunday. ANUPAM NATH/ASSOCIATED PRESS

India’s Covid Surge Is Most Ferocious Yet. ‘Spreading Like Wildfire.’

WSJ - By Vibhuti Agarwal and Shan Li in New Delhi and Suryatapa Bhattacharya in Tokyo

PHOTO: NAREK ALEKSANYAN/SHUTTERSTOCK

Biden Recognizes Massacres of Armenians as Genocide

WSJ - By William Mauldin in Washington and Jared Malsin in Istanbul

PHOTO: JEENAH MOON/REUTERS

Manhattan District Attorney Ends Prostitution Prosecutions

WSJ - By Corinne Ramey

PHOTO: ANN WANG/REUTERS

The Chip Shortage Is Bad. Taiwan’s Drought Threatens to Make It Worse.

WSJ - By Stephanie Yang

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‘A Failure of Texas-Size Proportions’—State Struggles to Overhaul Its Power Market

WSJ - By Katherine Blunt and Russell Gold

PHOTO: LUCY NICHOLSON/REUTERS

Microsoft Bulks Up With $16 Billion Deal for Nuance Communications

WSJ - By Aaron Tilley

Chanee McLaurin at home, where she spends a lot of time to stay safe.| Photo by Zerb Mellish for The Wall Street Journal

The Other Reason the Labor Force Is Shrunken: Fear of Covid-19

WSJ - By Gwynn Guilford

PHOTO: PATRICK T. FALLON/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES

Amazon Vote Deals Blow to Expanding Labor Union Membership

WSJ - By Eric Morath and Lauren Weber

Golf legend Tiger Woods suffered multiple leg injuries in a rollover traffic accident near Los Angeles in late February.
Photo: Gene Blevins/Zuma Press (Video from 2/23/21)

Tiger Woods’s Car Accident Was Caused by Unsafe Speeding

WSJ - By Andrew Beaton

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White-Hot Stock Rally Masks Mammoth Value Swings

WSJ - By Gunjan Banerjee

An Amazon facility in New Jersey. The company added more than 400,000 workers in the U.S. last year.
PHOTO: LUCAS JACKSON/REUTERS

Big U.S. Companies Added Jobs in 2020—Thanks to Amazon

WSJ - By Theo Francis

Photo: Mykola Tys/SOPA Images

Flush With Covid-19 Vaccines, Hong Kong Struggles to Find Takers

WSJ - By Natasha Khan

Thai protest leader Parit Chiwarak, left, with human rights lawyer Arnon Nampa arriving at Bangkok criminal court in February to face charges of insulting the royal family.
PHOTO: CHALINEE THIRASUPA/REUTERS

Accused of Insulting Thailand’s King, Student Jailed for 50 Days Refuses to Eat

WSJ - By Feliz Solomon

President Biden in the White House on March 18. ANDREW HARNIK/ASSOCIATED PRESS

Behind Biden’s Big Plans: Belief That Government Can Drive Growth

WSJ - By Jacob M. Schlesinger and Andrew Restuccia

NASA plans a mission in 2024 to see whether Jupiter’s icy moon Europa, shown here in a view based on images taken in the 1990s by NASA’s Galileo spacecraft, could harbor conditions suitable for life. NASA/JPL-CALTECH/SETI INSTITUTE

Search for Alien Life Moves Well Beyond Mars

WSJ - By Robert Lee Hotz

Researchers at the University of Manchester create exotic materials only 1 to 2 nanometers thick, in a vacuum chamber.
PHOTO: JILL JENNINGS/THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER

Graphene and Beyond: The Wonder Materials That Could Replace Silicon in Future Tech

WSJ - By Christopher Mims

AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine. BENOIT TESSIER/REUTERS VIA: WSJ

AstraZeneca Got Its Vaccine Right. The Rollout Has Been a Mess.

WSJ - By Jenny Strasburg, Thomas M. Burton and Joseph Walker

Correction: Tesla’s revenue in China was $6.66 billion in 2020, according to the company’s SEC filing. An earlier version of this video incorrectly stated that the figure was $66 billion. Photo Illustration: Michelle Inez Simon

Elon Musk’s China Charm Offensive Rolls On With Praise for Its Climate Plans

WSJ - By Liza Lin

Turkey’s currency plunged following the central bank governor’s surprise ouster on Friday.
PHOTO: MURAD SEZER/REUTERS

Turkish Lira Plummets After Erdogan Fires Central Bank Governor

WSJ - By Joanne Chiu

Airports in Paris and Singapore as well as airlines including United and JetBlue are experimenting with apps that verify travelers are Covid-free before boarding. Photo credit: AOKpass

Americans Are Ready to Travel. But Where Can They Go?

WSJ - By Alison Sider and Preetika Rana

Eight people, many of them women of Asian descent, were killed in three shootings at massage parlors in the Atlanta area. Police have arrested and identified a suspect. Photo: Jenni Girtman/Shutterstock

For Asian-Americans, Atlanta Spa Shootings Heighten Worries

WSJ - By Valerie Bauerlein, Esther Fung and Cameron McWhirter

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Kim Jong Un’s Sister Warns U.S. Not to Cause a Stink With North Korea

WSJ - By Timothy W. Martin

Myanmar’s security forces fired on protesters on March 1 in what was then the deadliest day of demonstrations since the military took control of the country on Feb. 1. Photo: Associated Press

Factory Fires Point to China Tensions as Violence Escalates in Myanmar

WSJ - By Feliz Solomon and Jon Emont

China’s central bank is expected to tame the pace of new credit issuance rather than raise key interest rates.
PHOTO: QILAI SHEN/BLOOMBERG NEWS

China Becomes First Major Economy to Start Withdrawing Pandemic Stimulus Efforts

WSJ - By Stella Yifan Xie

Greensill Capital founder Lex Greensill IAN TUTTLE/SHUTTERSTOCK

Behind Greensill’s Collapse: Detour Into Risky Loans

WSJ - By Duncan Mavin and Julie Steinberg

Core consumer prices in Japan have been declining for six months.
PHOTO: FRANCK ROBICHON/SHUTTERSTOCK

Japan Risks Resuming Global Economic Irrelevance

WSJ - By Mike Bird

Photographs by Tailyr Irvine for The Wall Street Journal

Hollywood Renews Love for Westerns: The Good, the Bad and the Binge-Worthy

WSJ - By R.T. Watson

Body cameras that Minneapolis police officers wore during their Memorial Day interaction with George Floyd revealed new details of the incident, which escalated quickly and resulted in the killing of Mr. Floyd. Photo: Minneapolis Police Department

George Floyd Trial Spurs Minneapolis to Prepare for Unrest

WSJ - By Joe Barrett and Deena Winter | Photographs by Jenn Ackerman for The Wall Street Journal

More than 150 million people in the U.S. are under some sort of winter advisory as states brace for a major winter storm that's forcing flight cancellations, power outages and Covid-19 vaccination sites to close. Photo: Charlie Riedel/Associated Press

Texas Power Outages to Drag Into Third Day as Deep Freeze Persists

WSJ - By Russell Gold and Katherine Blunt

The hazardous weather in the country has resulted in flight cancellations, power outages and the closure of Covid-19 vaccination sites. Photo: Eric Gay/Associated Press

In Texas, Winter Storm Forces Rolling Power Outages as Millions Are Without Electricity

WSJ - By Katherine Blunt and Charles Passy

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Walmart’s Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout Heads to Small Towns

WSJ - By Sarah Nassauer

Tom Brady reacts after winning Super Bowl LV. PHOTO: MIKE EHRMANN/GETTY IMAGES

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady Win the Super Bowl

WSJ - By Andrew Beaton

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Indo-Nepal relation shouldn’t have another boomerang

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Election 2024 live updates: Trump court docs usealed as candidates focus on Michigan

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Donald Trump during a campaign event in Potterville, Mich., on Aug. 29.Bill Pugliano / Getty Images file

Trump says he won't run again in four years if he loses November election

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Registered Nurse Bijaya Deuja's Daisy Award

Nepalese Nurse Bijaya Deuja honored with esteemed DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nursing Student for 2024 from US one of the largest Universities

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Inflation eases in April as prices fall for eggs, bacon and bread, CPI data shows

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