Navient’s recent $1.7 billion settlement will erase student debt for about 66,000 borrowers. WSJ’s Josh Mitchell breaks down the settlement and explains which borrowers will receive debt relief. Photo: Storyblocks…
A spike of unruly passenger incidents prompted some in the aviation industry to request a federal “no-fly” list. But some lawmakers argue that such a list would be unconstitutional. WSJ's…
Watch live coverage of a statement from President Biden on the Russia-Ukraine war.
Russia escalated its attacks on Mariupol in a push to capture the strategic port city; two Ukrainian refugees enter Poland every three seconds; Russian military vehicles were deployed around 20…
A group of about 6,000 crypto investors known as CityDAO bought 40 acres of land in Wyoming. WSJ’s Paul Vigna explains how this decentralized autonomous organization, or DAO, came to…
While Moscow has denied targeting civilians in Ukraine, a WSJ video analysis found that Russian forces bombarded homes, schools and evacuation routes – despite the absence of clear military targets…
Satellite images show the extent of damage in Mariupol, where a maternity hospital was hit by a Russian strike; the Pentagon rejected Poland’s proposal to help Ukraine with jet fighters;…
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has propelled President Volodymyr Zelensky onto the world stage. WSJ looks at how the former television star's use of social media brought his wartime messages to…
Elizabeth Holmes's former top deputy at Theranos, Ramesh ‘Sunny’ Balwani, faces charges of defrauding investors and patients about the startup’s blood-testing capabilities, which he denies. Photo: Getty Images More from…
Russia said it would allow civilians to leave some besieged cities starting Wednesday; residents in Mariupol have gone without power and water for more than a week; satellite images show…