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The Wall Street Journal - November 26, 2025

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November 26, 2025

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Magic Trick: Disappearing

Volunteers train at ‘flight schools’ to learn to deflate balloons in minutes. Don’t inhale.

4 mins

AI Trade Splinters As Google Takes On Nvidia

As Alphabet rises and the chip giant falls, Dow gains more than 600 points

3 mins

Cars? Gucci? Amazon Bets on Pricey Goods

Steve Picciotti’s Amazon.com purchases in April included an $8 USB cable, a $90 beard trimmer and a $45,000 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV.

3 mins

U.S.’s Ukraine Plan Had Kremlin Input

WASHINGTON—It started with an October order from President Trump to his national-security team: Come up with a plan to end the Ukraine war just as they had halted the fighting in Gaza.

4 mins

Teens Bid Sad Goodbye To Their Chatbot Friends

When Olga López heard she would lose access to her collection of role-playing chatbots, she felt a surge of emotions: sadness, outrage, bewilderment.

4 mins

As Small Investors Crave Risk, Robinhood Amps Up Offerings

Aggressive traders fuel firm's success, but critics liken the platform to a casino

8 mins

Powell Faces Choice Between Two Paths

Allies of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have laid the groundwork for him to push a rate cut through a divided committee at next month's meeting even though it could draw multiple dissents.

3 mins

Meta in Talks to Use Google Chips, a Test for Nvidia

Meta Platforms is in talks to use chips made by Google in its artificial-intelligence efforts, a step toward diversify-ing away from its reliance on Nvidia, according to people familiar with the matter.

2 mins

Colleges Prompt 'Disagreement Essays'

Some schools want applicants to show they can tolerate different viewpoints

3 mins

Trump Pardons Turkeys and Wields A Carving Knife for Democratic Foes

Many etiquette experts suggest avoiding sensitive subjects such as politics on Thanksgiving. President Trump isn't heeding that advice.

2 mins

Lawmakers to Target Auto-Safety Rules They Say Drive Up Costs

Lawmakers will take aim at vehicle-safety mandates in a coming Senate hearing, targeting some auto-industry regulations once considered too sacrosanct to attack.

1 mins

Johnson Warns White House On Extending Health Subsidies

Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) cautioned the White House that most House Republicans don't have an appetite for extending enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies, according to people familiar with the matter, showing how hard it will be politically to stave off sharp increases in healthcare costs next year for many Americans.

2 mins

Medicare Agency's Accord Will Lower Prices for 15 Drugs

The U.S. government negotiated lower prices in the federal Medicare program for 15 high-selling medicines including Ozempic, widening an effort to rein in drug costs.

2 mins

Vaccine Skeptic Named CDC No. 2

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appointed Louisiana surgeon general Dr. Ralph Abraham as the second in command, the latest move in a year of upheaval for the agency.

1 mins

Vaccine Skeptic Named CDC No. 2

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appointed Louisiana surgeon general Dr. Ralph Abraham as the second in command, the latest move in a year of upheaval for the agency.

1 mins

Navy Scraps Its Plans For Troubled Warship

The U.S. Navy plans to cancel orders for four new warships after the government's extensive design modifications set back construction by years.

2 mins

FBI Wants to Ask Democrats About Video Aimed at Troops

Six lawmakers say they are targeted after call to disobey unlawful orders

1 mins

Last Louvre Suspect Held

Man is thought to be final member of a team of four that stole crown jewels

2 mins

Parts of Europe at Risk Of an Economic Spiral

Economies that escaped from Communism more than three decades ago are at risk of falling into a downward spiral if older voters and political leaders prevent the changes needed to offset the hit to growth from aging populations, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development warned.

2 mins

Witkoff’s Talk With Putin Aide Scrutinized

Envoy is said to have coached Russian to praise Trump before call on Ukraine plan

2 mins

Many Ukrainians Oppose Giving Up Any Territory

Nataliia Melnychenko stood outside a residential building hit by a Russian drone Tuesday, with dark circles under her eyes. She hadn’t slept since the drone struck her building at 2:30 a.m.

3 mins

Robinhood Celebrates Risky Bets

ing,” said Gopal. “If $500 can get me $50,000 or $60,000, let me just try.”

6 mins

German Economy Shows Signs Of Life After Years of Upheaval

Key to revival will be a massive spending package for civil and defense projects

2 mins

Act Now! Take Our Black Friday Quiz

Black Friday is almost here. But how much do you know about it?

1 mins

Why AI Power Users Don't Rely On Bots for Some Basic Tasks

People immersed in artificial intelligence sometimes take an old-school approach to work.

4 mins

Taking a Loupe To the Louvre Heist

IF JOURNALISM IS the first draft of history, documentary filmmaking is often an overdue, dogeared galley proof with no cover art.

3 mins

A Hitmaker Goes It Alone

Pop songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. releases a sophomore solo album heavy on spare piano ballads

3 mins

21 Rules for Thanksgiving Football

The backyard game is the last socially acceptable holiday ritual other than complaining about the traffic

4 mins

Lane Kiffin Is About to Become Highest-Paid Coach of All Time

THROUGHOUT HIS tumultuous career as a head coach in college football and the NFL, Lane Kiffin has proven time and time again that he is the undisputed master of one particular skill.

3 mins

When to Give Thanks

The holiday’s date has caused scuffles across American history.

2 mins

Corridors Of Knowledge

The Library of Congress is a supreme intellectual achievement. There may be no superior institution for serious research.

4 mins

Ukraine and the Off-Point Peace Plan

If the final version is anything like the 28point draft, Kyiv is in deep trouble.

3 mins

Can Trump Deliver Putin?

The hysterics will get hysterical all over again when it turns out peace isn't nigh.

3 mins

Put the 'News Distortion' Rule in the Dustbin

Your editorial \"A Progressive 'News Distortion' Epiphany\" (Nov. 19) notes that a collection of left-wingers has asked FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to repeal the commission's news-distortion policy for broadcasters.

1 mins

Glass Lewis Is Adapting to Customer Needs

These pages have often criticized proxy advisers, who provide research to institutional investors on voting decisions, But the market has changed dramatically in recent years: Investors and companies are adjusting to diverging national approaches to fiduciary duty.

1 mins

The Desolate Wilderness

Here beginneth the chronicle of those memorable circumstances of the year 1620, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton, keeper of the records of Plymouth Colony, based on the account of William Bradford, sometime governor thereof:

2 mins

And the Fair Land

Any one whose labors take him into the far reaches of the country, as ours lately have done, is bound to mark how the years have made the land grow fruitful.

3 mins

Chris Ruddy’s Paean to TV Regulation

The Newsmax CEO tilts Trump against more broadcast competition.

2 mins

A Supreme Court Term With Unusually High Economic Stakes

The nation’s most important economic decisions are rarely made by the Supreme Court.

3 mins

Trump Struggles to Sell MAGA on H-1Bs

White House messaging is a mess, and the upside of immigration is getting lost in all the noise.

3 mins

The Truth About the War in Sudan

Sudan is a country with a long memory: Our history stretches back to the biblical Kingdom of Kush, one of Africa’s greatest civilizations.

5 mins

Warner Music, Startup Settle Lawsuit

Warner Music Group has made a deal with artificial-intelligence music generator Suno that will let the startup launch new models based on licensed songs.

1 mins

Goodwill Thrift Shops Get a Glamour Makeover

Goodwill, long known for its dingy thrift stores with dark, crammed aisles and overflowing bins, is getting more glamorous.

4 mins

U.S. Firm Sees Threat From Chinese Partner

Scott Nelson says he is running out of time.

3 mins

HP to Slash Workforce in AI Push

The computer and printer maker says 10% cut to affect 4,000 to 6,000 jobs

2 mins

Walmart Explores Ads for Its Al Tool

Walmart is testing ads in its new Al shopping agent, Sparky.

2 mins

On Sneaker Buyers Take Price Hikes in Stride

On became one of the world’s fastest-growing running shoes with its Swiss cheese-like soles and minimalist, tech-forward aesthetic. To outrun tariffs, though, it is standing still.

2 mins

Judge Backs Elliott's $6 Billion Bid for Citgo

A federal judge endorsed Elliott Investment Manage ment’s roughly $6 billion bid for Venezuela's shares of Citgo Petroleum, pushing the forced sale of the country’s prize foreign asset closer to completion.

1 mins

Autodesk Lifts View on Rising Demand for Designs

Autodesk expects revenue growth to continue and raised its outlook as its chief executive is confident in the high demand for design services.

2 mins

Novo Nordisk Drug Helps With Weight, Blood Sugar

Novo Nordisk said a weight-loss drug candidate helped patients lose weight and reduce blood-sugar levels in pill and injection forms during a mid-stage trial, lifting shares in the company.

1 mins

Kohl's Reports a Surprise Profit

Stock sees meme-like rally after retailer boosts outlook as revamp gains steam

2 mins

Best Buy Raises Guidance As It Lures Shoppers

Best Buy Chief Executive Corie Barry said consumers across income groups are spending on new laptops, videogame consoles and cellphones, the latest sign of strength for the American shopper.

1 mins

Campbell's Soup Defends Ingredients

Campbell’s said it placed an executive on temporary leave after he was allegedly caught on tape saying the company made “highly processed food” for “poor people.”

1 mins

Alibaba’s Profit Slumps But AI Business Shines

Alibaba Group's profit halved in the company’s fiscal second quarter amid fierce competition in the food-delivery sector, but revenue growth was steady as its artificial-intelligence business gained momentum, with the consumer AI space the latest target in its sights.

1 mins

Chinese Automaker BYD Continues Streak of Higher Sales in Europe

Chinese automaker BYD again logged higher new-car registrations in Europe in October, as it continues to expand on the continent amid pressure in its home market.

1 mins

Atlanta Gets Government-Funded Grocery

Supermarket's goal is to be profitable without subsidy within three years

3 mins

Dutch Bank ABN Amro to Shrink Workforce in Bid to Boost Profits

Dutch bank ABN Amro plans to slash thousands of jobs as part of a new plan to boost profitability and trim costs over the next three years.

2 mins

Google Is Defying Fears of an AI Bubble

While other big tech stocks have fallen, its parent's market value is approaching $4 trillion

3 mins

These Are the Most Valuable Stocks

The stock market’s thousand-dollar club was worth every penny.

2 mins

Golf Business Founded by Nicklaus Seeks Bankruptcy

Nicklaus Cos., a golf-course designer and marketer of Jack Nicklaus products, has filed for bankruptcy after being hit with a $50 million defamation verdict in favor of the legendary golfer and company founder.

2 mins

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