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The Wall Street Journal - November 22, 2025

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November 22, 2025

This Thanksgiving Tradition Has Growing Potential

Clandestine trip to smoke pot before dinner goes commercial; ‘Green Wednesday’

3 mins

Summers's Power Delayed Fallout Over Epstein Ties

Former Treasury secretary’s clout long insulated him from repercussions

8 mins

Year of Crypto Comes Crashing Down

Bitcoin on track for its worst monthly result since 'crypto winter' hit in 2022

4 mins

Powell Isn’t Only Hurdle For President on Rates

President Trump said this week he expects much lower interest rates once he can install a new Federal Reserve chair next May. Growing opposition to a December rate cut inside the central bank suggests he might not get his way.

4 mins

It's Harvard vs. Yale For a Spot in Playoffs

For generations, the Ivy League looked down its nose at the very idea of a football playoff. Such trivial concerns were left to lesser schools, institutions that perhaps couldn’t appreciate the sanctity of a 10-week regular season, the purity of life without football scholarships, or the venerable tradition of Harvard-Yale.

3 mins

Trump Presses Ukraine to Back Peace Deal Tilted Toward Russia

President Trump said he wants Ukraine to accept a sweeping U.S. deal to end its nearly four-year-old war with Russia by Thanksgiving, giving Kyiv less than a week to decide whether to agree to a draft plan that would make major concessions to Russia.

3 mins

Trump, Mamdani Set Aside Differences—For Now

Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who have spent months antagonizing one another, set aside their differences-for now-following a meeting at the White House. A4

1 mins

Williams Sees Room for ‘Near-Term’ Rate Cut

A top Federal Reserve official said another interest-rate reduction “in the near term” could be warranted to bring rates closer to a neutral setting that neither spurs nor slows growth, leading investors to boost expectations of a December rate cut.

1 mins

Powell Isn't Only Hurdle For Trump

Opposition to a December cut is growing among officials at the Fed.

3 mins

Greene, Trump Ally Turned Critic, To Resign

GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she would resign from Congress at the start of next year, a shocking move by the Georgia firebrand whose once close relationship with President Trump imploded earlier this month.

1 mins

In U.S. First, New Mexico Starts Child Care for All

State aims to give kids a better start, but it faces supply and staffing concerns

2 mins

Trump and Mamdani Set Aside Differences

At White House meeting, tensions ease after months of mutual antagonism

3 mins

Year of Crypto Hits Turbulence

This was supposed to be crypto’s year.

3 mins

DNC Says $15 Million Loan Aided Election Victories

The Democratic National Committee, struggling to raise money after 2024 election losses and with no power in Washington, took out a $15 million loan in October to bolster its finances ahead of election wins in Virginia and New Jersey earlier this month.

1 mins

Sanctions Roil Oil Markets

Restrictions reshape global supply lines and test Moscow’s ability to sell crude

2 mins

President Presses Kyiv On Proposal

“At some point he’s going to have to accept something,” Trump said.

2 mins

Plan Poses Biggest Test For Zelensky Since 2022

On the second day of full-scale war, when Russian forces were advancing toward Kyiv and some Western officials were urging Volodymyr Zelensky to flee the country, the Ukrainian president recorded a video message outside his office.

2 mins

Europe Manufacturing Slips

Business activity continues to grow, but at a slower pace; services inch higher

1 mins

Break Down Barriers, Lagarde Urges

Europe must break down internal barriers to move away from a growth model driven by exports, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said in a speech to bankers Friday that also highlighted the “weaponization” of raw materials and technologies.

1 mins

Borrowing in the U.K. Exceeds Projections

The U.K. government's borrowing continued to run ahead of projections in October, a deterioration in its finances that it will aim to correct with tax rises and some spending cuts in its annual budget statement next week.

2 mins

U.S. Pushes a Hamas-Free 'Green Zone'

American engineers are planning new communities for Israeli-run Gaza areas

3 mins

Visit Lifts the Saudi Prince

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman emerged from a recent White House visit as, in President Trump’s view, the undisputed leader of the Arab world.

2 mins

England's Takes 'Positive' Approach Heading Into the Ashes

With a head coach from New Zealand and an aggressive style of play known as 'Bazball,' the England cricket team is out to topple Australia and reclaim the Ashes for the first time in a decade

3 mins

Why America Is a ‘Creedal Nation’

Democracy is a powerful and dangerous force, as America and the European democracies are discovering. Elites on both sides of the Atlantic haven’t done a very good job of handling it.

8 mins

Josh Shapiro Lost His Own Government Shutdown

Some herald Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as the future of the Democratic Party. But in a budget battle in his own state, he just dropped progressive demands and caved to Republicans.

2 mins

The Galaxy Would Be Better With More Bach

Danny Heitman's op-ed \"A Wedding Takes Me 'Bach' to Buckley\" (Nov. 15) reminded me of something Lewis Thomas, former president of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, once said.

2 mins

If the BBC Wants to Save Itself, Here’s an Idea

Gerard Baker is right that “The Biased BBC Is Bad for Britain and the World” (Free Expression, Nov. 18).

1 mins

A Tax Revolt in...Chicago?

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson thinks a new “head tax” on corporations is the way to balance the budget, but again Mr. Johnson’s own head seems to be lost in the progressive clouds.

1 mins

Community Colleges Can Mend the Skills Gap

Jim Farley is right about the seriousness of America’s skills gap. It is, in some measure, an educational failure.

1 mins

Mamdani and the Synagogue Protest

He declined to condemn, full stop, harassment of Jewish New Yorkers.

2 mins

Trump’s Ultimatum to Ukraine

His offer fulfills Putin’s wishes and leaves Kyiv with a terrible choice.

3 mins

Another Ukraine Peace Scare

Giving his name to a journalism prize, George Polk was a CBS correspondent in 1948 believed murdered by our corrupt allies in the Greek Civil War. The Truman administration didn’t therefore think corruption was any reason to give up on containing the Soviet Union.

3 mins

Did Trump Lead the GOP Into a Gerrymander Trap?

Texas’ redistrict prompts retaliation from California—and may be undone by a federal court ruling.

3 mins

Epstein Is a Failure of the 21st-Century Elites

We are thinking still about Jeffrey Epstein. I first wrote of him in these pages days after his death on Aug. 10, 2019. Why does his story have such a hold on America’s consciousness?

5 mins

Bubble? What Bubble?

AMD's Lisa Su says this isn’t the end of the Al boom. She has a new chip and a new goal: to challenge Nvidia in an industry that could grow to $1 trillion a year

8 mins

The Two Most Bankable Letters in Hollywood

There's one reliable group of moviegoers left in America—and they can't go to the movies by themselves.

4 mins

How Taco Bell Knows Exactly What You Want to Eat at 2 a.m.

Liz Matthews is considered the GOAT of new product ideas, testing hundreds to develop viral hits like Doritos Locos Tacos and Baja Blast

6 mins

The Three High-Tech Steps That Can Lower Your Energy Bills

Skyrocketing utility costs got you down? New technology and techniques can help, and many are cheap and easy

5 mins

Are Stocks a Better Bet Than Social Security?

Don't let social media’s latest hot take on investing lead you astray on timing your retirement benefits

3 mins

The Man With the Gavel at Sotheby's

Oliver Barker auctioned Gustav Klimt and Frida Kahlo paintings this past week at record-setting prices

5 mins

Behind All the Crazy, Cheesy Stuff at Taco Bell

Bell and Matthews are on track to release around two dozen new menu items like a Flamin' Hot Grilled Cheese Burrito and Cheesy Street Chalupas, double last year's total. An item that takes years to develop typically stays on the menu for just four to six weeks.

5 mins

Diet Drugs Launch Lilly Into $1 Trillion Club

The booming market for weight-loss drugs has propelled Eli Lilly to become the first pharmaceutical company to hit $1 trillion in market capitalization, joining a select club of mostly tech companies that have surpassed that threshold.

2 mins

Paramount Wins Bid For Soccer In Europe

Paramount Skydance won most media rights to show soccer’s UEFA Champions League in the U.K. and Germany, securing prized live-sports properties in an auction that raised 10 billion euros, equivalent to $11.53 billion.

1 mins

Tyson Plans to Close Beef-Processing Plant

Tyson Foods, America's largest meat supplier, is planning to close one of its largest beef-processing plants in Nebraska at a time when a cattle shortage in the U.S. is squeezing meatpacking companies.

1 mins

Wild Week Has Wall Street Bracing for More

Fear of bursting bubbles. Concern the economy is slowing. Pressure on investors to cash in profits. These forces are colliding in markets, leading to the sharpest intraday swings for stocks in months and leaving investors bracing for more.

3 mins

Nokia Vows $4 Billion Investment In U.S.

Nokia is investing an additional $4 billion in U.S.-based manufacturing and research and development in partnership with the Trump administration, as the Finnish telecommunications company looks to optimize its network for artificial intelligence.

1 mins

Ubisoft Shares Climb as Partnerships Lift Company's Sales

Ubisoft Entertainment shares climbed after trading resumed following a weeklong suspension, as the videogame maker posted higher sales for its fiscal second quarter due to — stronger-than-expected partnerships and a robust back catalog.

1 mins

Ackman Plans Two IPOs for Early 2026

Bill Ackman is looking to take public his hedge-fund firm, Pershing Square, and a new investment fund simultaneously, according to people familiar with the matter.

2 mins

Another Startup Enters Prediction Markets

A team of prediction-market veterans is launching a platform that will underpin bets on future outcomes in politics, sports, culture and other areas.

1 mins

GE Appliances Bolsters Its U.S. Links

GE Appliances said it has awarded $150 million in contracts to American suppliers as it prepares to move manufacturing of some product lines to the U.S. from China.

2 mins

Refis Could Push Mortgage Rates Higher

Borrowers are moving faster to secure lower rates, but there are consequences for the mortgage market

3 mins

An MIT Student Awed Top Economists With His AI Study—Then It All Fell Apart

Aidan Toner-Rodgers shot to academic fame in a field hungry for new insights and revelatory research. Now the university is left figuring out how to prevent future scandals.

9 mins

Sharing Data About Friendliness Helps Young People Make Friends

Don't be shy: Others are more open than you think.

2 mins

Inside the World of AI Song-Making: Big Hits And a Seven-Figure Deal

At least 10 songs made with music-generating technology have charted recently.

4 mins

Don't Let AI Ruin The Em Dash

In defense of the newly controversial punctuation mark, which has become a symbol of AI writing.

2 mins

The Tumbleweed Takeover

How a noxious foreign invader snuck its way into the soil of the Great Plains and became a botanic nightmare for nearly a dozen western states.

5 mins

The Snow Must Go On

SOME PAGES OF PHOTOGRAPHER Christophe Jacrot's illustrated book “Winterland” (teNeues) demand donning an extra sweater.

1 mins

Why China Still Can't Tolerate Christians and Other Believers

Recent arrests highlight Beijing’s deep ideological hostility to religious life, which flourishes even in the face of repression.

4 mins

Author's First Book Praised Stay-at-Home Moms

Thirty years later, long divorced, she wrote a sequel: 'Disregard First Book.'

2 mins

She Won Over Toyoda-san To Land First U.S. Factory

The only woman to serve as governor of Kentucky was a rising star until her husband was convicted of extortion, ending her political career.

4 mins

A Tale of the Holiday Table

DESPITE ITS MANY PLEASURES, Thanksgiving is often challenged by at least one problem guest.

3 mins

Jane Krakowski Expects to Die in An Electric Bike Accident

The actress, now playing Mary Todd Lincoln on Broadway, talks about playing unhinged divas and the tape she uses to warm up

4 mins

We Wish You a · Very Specific Christmas

Here, 75 thoughtful, targeted gift ideas for everyone on your list and we mean everyone—even the cousin who's worn the same cologne since high school and the coffee-geek obsessed with 'flavor notes'

1 mins

Revolutionary Sisters

THE BEAUTIFUL, wealthy Schuyler sisters were players in both America's Revolutionary turmoil and Alexander Hamilton's romantic life. By the time Hamilton met them, Angelica was already married to an entrepreneurial Englishman of dubious character, the younger, less-flamboyant Eliza quickly formed a passionate bond with the scrappy, brilliant future U.S. Treasury secretary.

4 mins

Warrior and Witness

IN 431 B.C., Athens and Sparta went to war. Nearly 50 years earlier, in 480 B.C., the two cities had united to lead the Hellenic alliance that repelled a Persian invasion. In the mostly peaceful decades that followed, Athens became a wealthy empire.

5 mins

WHAT TO GIVE: BUSINESS

TO WARD OFF the unrelenting approach of middle age, last year I took up weight lifting and hired a personal trainer.

4 mins

A Profitable Pose

'And, after all, what is a lie? 'Tis but / The truth in masquerade.' -LORD BYRON

4 mins

Hooray for Hoops

Expensive Basketball

4 mins

Janet Todd

The author of 'Living With Jane Austen'

3 mins

A Clue? Eschew the Obvious

STEPHEN SONDHEIM was so good at crosswords that he considered it cheating to use a pencil-or a pen.

4 mins

WHAT TO GIVE: SCIENCE

EARTH'S GRAND menagerie constantly dazzles. In Alex Riley's \"Super Natural\" (Norton, 368 pages, $29.99) we learn about extremophiles, those creatures that thrive in \"impossible places.\"

4 mins

A Pathologically Restless Man

True Nature

4 mins

Songs of the Earth

The Poems of Seamus Heaney

4 mins

Following a Wandering Star

JOHN LENNON'S observation that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus earned him full immersion in fire and brimstone, though he might have also been accused of understatement. Timothy Leary, the Harvard professor and LSD apostle, took a more expansive view, insisting that the Fab Four were “mutants” and “prototypes of evolutionary agents sent by God” to create “a young race of laughing freemen.”

4 mins

From Paris to the Pulps

Icons of the Fantastic Edited by Amanda T. Zehnder and David M. Brinley Delaware 172 pages $44.95

4 mins

WHAT TO GIVE: MUSIC

STEVEN BLIER was 13 when he discovered his calling as an accompanist. His memoir, \"From Ear to Ear\" (Norton, 280 pages, $29.99), recounts his lifelong \"love affair with song.\" As a headstrong piano student, he made rapid if idiosyncratic progress.

3 mins

In a Hurry to the Top

GREAT ACTORS change every time we see them, but the great movie stars succeed on the strength of the personas they carry from film to film.

6 mins

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