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The Wall Street Journal - November 29, 2025

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November 29, 2025

Thrifty Americans Are Testing The Limits of Leftovers

Rising food prices prompt kitchen alchemy: ‘fridge foraging’ and collecting bones

3 mins

Mistrust Shadows Air India Inquiry

Tension between U.S,, Indian experts has dogged crash investigation

7 mins

Defense-Tech Startup Hits Weapon Setbacks

The Navy was attempting to launch and recover more than 30 drone boats from a combat ship off the coast of California in May when more than a dozen of the uncrewed vessels failed to carry out their missions.

3 mins

S&P 500 And Dow Eke Out Monthly Gains

Rally helps indexes recover lost ground, though Nasdaq ends November lower

3 mins

Zelensky's Top Aide Resigns Amid Probe

President Volodymyr Zelensky's right-hand man and top peace negotiator has resigned, as an investigation into alleged corruption in the country's government widens.

3 mins

Trump Intensifies Crackdown On Immigration After Shooting

President Trump is pushing for an intensified “reverse migration” agenda across his administration, seeking to broaden a crackdown on millions of immigrants from poorer countries following the killing of a 20-year-old member of the West Virginia National Guard.

3 mins

CORRECTIONS & AMPLIFICATIONS

JPMorgan Chase’s founder was John Pierpont Morgan. A Business & Finance article on Friday about a new office block in London misspelled his middle name as Pierpoint.

1 mins

Overheating Ripples Beyond Data Center

A 10-hour outage hit CME’s equity, bond and commodity futures trading

3 mins

Beshear’s Everyman Appeal Is a Winner

Kentucky governor urges common-sense tactics as he weighs 2028 presidential bid

3 mins

Texas Oil Mogul's Plans Face Uphill Battle in California

Oil giants have fled California, but James Flores is desperate to get in, even if it means crossing swords with the state.

3 mins

Trump Targets Biden’s Autopen Orders

President revokes actions, alleging illegality without providing evidence

2 mins

D.C. Shooting Suspect to Face Charge of First-Degree Murder

Prosecutors were set to charge Rahmanullah Lakanwal with first-degree murder over the death of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, who was gunned down while on duty in Washington, D.C.

2 mins

In Victim's Community, Service Is Proud Tradition

In the rugged Appalachian hills of West Virginia, five hours west of the nation’s capital, fierce community bonds and family ties define life. Among the traditions locals hold most dear: sending their sons and daughters into the military.

3 mins

Trial by fire

During an August drone intercept test in Oregon, Anduril’s Anvil counter-drone system crashed and caused a 22-acre fire near the Pendleton Airport, according to an incident report obtained by the Journal through a Freedom of Information Act request.

1 mins

Software setbacks

The Lattice software aims to connect various weapons systems to enable a single servicemember to control a range of drones.

1 mins

Jet fighter lags behind

Anduril’s most high-profile, and potentially most lucrative, military project has also faced challenges.

1 mins

Europe Fears Becoming Global Also-Ran

Underarmed and fractious continent feels way forward in a transactional era

3 mins

Shooting of Palestinians Investigated

TEL AVIV—Israeli authorities said they are reviewing the conduct of security forces who shot two members of Palestinian Islamic Jihad during a West Bank counterterrorism operation after video footage appeared to show the pair surrendering.

2 mins

Deadly Raid Widens Israel-Syria Rift

An Israeli military raid in a village in southern Syria erupted into deadly clashes early Friday, deepening a rift between the two neighbors as Israel moves to secure its northern borders.

2 mins

Taipei Stays Confident It Has Trump's Support

U.S. presidents have declined to answer the question of whether America would defend Taiwan's democracy against a military takeover by Communist China. This “strategic ambiguity”—backed by aid for Taiwan's self-defense and a robust military presence in the Pacific—has been key to deterring Beijing.

1 mins

Hong Kong Inferno Spread Silently Among the Towers

Shrouded buildings, broken alarms left many unaware as disaster unfolded

2 mins

A Giant Outside-the-Box Hire

The San Francisco Giants are betting their future on 47-year-old Tony Vitello, a veteran college skipper with no prior experience in professional baseball as a player, coach or scout

3 mins

Liverpool Is in the Midst Of $500 Million Collapse

Few sights could be more dispiriting to the rest of English soccer than Liverpool cruising to a championship last spring and immediately adding half a billion dollars’ worth of talent.

3 mins

Four Generations of Policing New York City

Patrick J. Harkins joined the NYPD in 1884. His recently retired great-grandson reflects on Mayor Mamdani and 2Ist-century law enforcement.

6 mins

Give Your Father Socks for Christmas

Tens of millions of Americans are trying to figure out what to buy their fathers for Christmas. If you're one of them, my advice is simple: Buy him socks. And not just any socks. Buy him the same socks you bought him last year. If you failed to buy him socks last year, buy him whatever socks he happens to be wearing right now.

2 mins

The Left's Climate Dreams Hit Energy Reality

The politically-driven effort to force a transition from traditional power to wind, solar and battery has produced an energy crisis in blue America. Progressive-led states are beset by increasing electricity rates and declining reliability.

3 mins

Antidepressants Take a Toll

Regarding \"Your Health: What Influencers Get Wrong About Antidepressants\" (Personal Journal, Nov. 12):

1 mins

The Risk of F-35s in Riyadh

You are right to worry about any U.S. military tech going offshore (\"The Art of a Deal With Saudi Arabia,\" Review & Outlook, Nov. 19).

1 mins

Why Can’t Ford Train 5,000 New Mechanics?

It’s a shame that Ford can’t fill 5,000 jobs that pay $120,000 a year (Letters, Nov. 25).

1 mins

Would-Be Volunteers Get Buried in Paperwork

Mary Julia Koch identifies several valid reasons for “The Volunteerism Drought” (oped, Nov 25), but she overlooks a significant one: bureaucracy.

1 mins

A GOP Playbook for an Affordability Offensive

President Trump has honored his promises: The border is secure, fiscal discipline is returning and trillions in investments have poured into in the U.S. Yet one stubborn problem remains: The inflation that the Biden-Harris administration unleashed is crushing working families.

2 mins

Epstein and the Larry Summers Example

The Jeffrey Epstein files will roll out from the Justice Department in the coming weeks, and the press will broadcast every name that appears.

1 mins

Ukraine Corruption and U.S. Interests

Kyiv’s critics see an excuse to abandon our strategic partner.

3 mins

California Digs a Deep Budget Hole

Even as revenues soar, the state faces large looming shortfalls.

2 mins

Humanoid Robots Have a Long Way to Go

Humanoid robots are back. Videos of robots folding laundry or brewing espresso have flooded social-media feeds, while investors have poured billions of dollars into development. But before we imagine robot assistants in every home, it's worth remembering that we've been here before.

3 mins

The Press vs. the Truth, Cold War Edition

Thomas Crooks, the shooter who almost killed Donald Trump in Pennsylvania in July, 2024, left an extensive and lurid history of online threats against politicians, we now find out only from Tucker Carlson and the New York Post.

3 mins

Don't Be Shy, Gratitude Is Good for You

Practical advice from one Charles Dickens in “Sketches by Boz”: “Reflect upon your present blessings—of which every man has many—not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.” G.K. Chesterton took a different tack—gratitude is “the highest form of thought.”

5 mins

Lululemon Is Having An Identity Crisis

Its founder says the current leadership is messing up everything

6 mins

The Lawyer and CPA for Jeffrey Epstein's Fortune and Secrets

Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn worked for the convicted sex offender for years and now run his estate; they deny they knew of Epstein’s crimes

10+ mins

The Untold Story of Charlie Munger's Final Years

The Berkshire vice chair was making gutsy investments, forging unlikely friendships and facing new challenges to the end

10+ mins

AI Adoption Among Workers Is Slow And Uneven. Bosses Can Speed It Up.

Early adopters are piling in but getting everyone else to use Al in their jobs will take leadership, education and listening to the interns

4 mins

They Share a Mom, a Dad and a Top Goldman Job

The Rivera brothers are the Wall Street giant's co-heads of Latin America

6 mins

They Share a Mom, a Dad and a Top Goldman Job

The Rivera brothers are the Wall Street giant's co-heads of Latin America

5 mins

New Rules Are Upending Year-End Tax Strategies

A bill passed over the summer includes tax-law tweaks that affect millions of affluent Americans

4 mins

Airbus A320s Need Critical Software Fix

Solar radiation may corrupt flight-control data, creating safety issues for some jets

2 mins

Nexperia Says China Spat Over Chips Risks Stoppages

Nexperia has urged its China unit to restore the supply of semiconductors key to auto production, warning that customers are facing imminent stoppages.

1 mins

Meituan Notches Loss As Delivery War Rages

Chinese food-delivery giant Meituan swung into the red for the first time in nearly three years, buckling under the costs of a brutal price war.

1 mins

Google Drops EU Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft

Alphabet’s Google withdrew a European Union antitrust complaint against Microsoft over its cloud business Azure after EU competition officials opened a probe into the company under new tech rules.

1 mins

Court Ruling Sinks Chance Of Bolloré Takeover Of Vivendi

A French court overturned a ruling that the family of Vincent Bolloré had de facto control of Vivendi, quashing investor hopes that the billionaire might be forced into a full takeover of the media group following its four-way spinoff last year.

1 mins

German Exchange Eyes Allfunds

Deutsche Boerse said it is in talks with European fund-technology company Allfunds on a possible acquisition valued at around $6 billion.

1 mins

Rio Tinto’s New Chief Executive Faces Test on What to Do With Lithium

Rio Tinto last year bet big on lithium. Its new chief executive officer will in the coming week set out whether the commodity has a prominent future at the world’s second-largest mining company.

2 mins

Dealmakers Predict Renewed Momentum

The third quarter seemed to mark a long-awaited turning point for U.S. private-equity dealmakers with large transactions driving deal value to a nearly four-year high.

1 mins

Bling Is In: Jewelry Is Outshining the Rest of Luxury

Expensive jewels are the choice of superwealthy households getting even richer from the stock market

3 mins

Jazz for a Candid Camera

IN \"LISETTE MODEL: The Jazz Pictures\" (Eakins Press Foundation) trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie plays chess on a lawn in the Berkshires between gigs; Louis Armstrong plays ecstatically at a New York City club and looks exhausted in his tour bus; and devotees huddle in a rainstorm at the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival.

1 mins

Martin Scorsese Leaves Behind Sinners to Tell the Stories of the Saints

The director-virtuoso of big-screen bad guys-digs into the lives of ordinary people who became holy.

4 mins

I Just Don't Get Black Friday

ALL MY LIFE I have religiously celebrated the most important days on the American calendar.

2 mins

Why Are We So Obsessed With Ugly Dogs?

The era of the gorgeous golden retriever is over. Today's most coveted pooches have frightful faces bred to tug at our hearts.

3 mins

He Developed The Flash-Frozen Burrito. The Rest Is History.

DUANE ROBERTS DIDN'T know what a burrito was. He was in the beef business and sold patties to McDonald's. He'd never even seen a flour tortilla.

2 mins

The Inventor of Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots and Other Hit Toys

Chicago-based toy designer also had a hand in creating Lite-Brite and Mouse Trap. It wasn't all fun and games.

4 mins

The Franco Legacy

The Spanish autocrat was a cruel man. But his country was not worse off for having him as its leader.

5 mins

Somewhere There's A Place

THERE'S A fascinating black-and-white photograph of the blues guitarist and singer John Lee Hooker from 1951, during a roundtable discussion at a unique institution in western Massachusetts.

5 mins

Paul Kedrosky

A venture capitalist and a research fellow at MIT's Initiative on the Digital Economy

1 mins

Chains Forged Long Ago

The Intellectual Origins of American Slavery

4 mins

His Life Was Set in Stone

A strange discovery sets a writer on the trail of a young man who was killed in World War II.

4 mins

Making Drama With a Bite

IN 1983, SAM SHEPARD was at the height of his powers. He'd already won a Pulitzer Prize for his play \"Buried Child\" (1978), and his latest, \"Fool for Love,\"which premiered that February at the Magic Theatre in San Francisco, would go on to become his longest-running show when it moved to New York in May.

4 mins

Crimes Against Reason

A relentlessly logical investigator must solve a mystery rooted in love and loyalty.

3 mins

This Weather Blows

IF YOU HAVE ever sat at dinner listening to a raconteur who has an anecdote for everything and moves with amazing fluidity from one subject to the next while enjoying his own voice rolling along musically and entertainingly and with relentless authority, then you will have an idea of what it is like to be on the receiving end of Simon Winchester in \"The Breath of the Gods,\" a discursive nonfiction look at \"the history and future of the wind.

4 mins

A Strong-Willed Suffragist

The Improbable Victoria Woodhull

2 mins

The First Woman In Congress

Winning the Earthquake

2 mins

So Much for Second Helpings

FOR SARAH, a 34-year-old marketer in Michigan, the summer of 2022 was a season flush with unaccustomed success.

4 mins

Portrait of a Patron's Essence

PORTRAITS COME IN many incarnations—the rigorous realism of Holbein, the rococo elegance of Gainsborough, the harsh frankness of Lucian Freud, to name just a few.

3 mins

William H. Macy On Being a 'Jerk' as a Young Actor

The actor talks about the afterlife of 'Shameless' and his musical hobbies

4 mins

No More White Tees!

So many men default to a boring white tee under an overshirt. How to upgrade your look with other pieces in your closet.

3 mins

Why I Said 'Yes' to The Brown Suit

Stylish guys are turning to an untraditional shade to tie the knot

4 mins

The Audi e-tron Is a Mixed Bag Of the Fresh and the Familiar

THE 2026 Audi S6 Sportback e-tron is something of a now-you-see-it, now-you-don't affair. Or maybe wish-you-hadn't.

4 mins

The Train That Shaped Me

A writer reflects on how, as a child, an Indian sleeper train awakened a passion for life on the rails. More than 30 years later, trains remain her favorite way to see the world.

4 mins

Low Ceilings, High Style

Their home had one drawback: 8-foot ceilings that felt anything but grand. Here’s how designer Heidi Caillier ‘elevated’ the interiors without hiring a wrecking crew.

2 mins

Make This Mushroom Sugo Weekly, Starting Now

You'll want to keep a container of this luscious stew on hand always, especially over the next month or so. As a side dish or a sauce for a main course, it’s a delicious and versatile holiday-table MVP.

3 mins

Sparkle-Season Ciders

The Pilgrims' drink is trending once again: lower in alcohol than wine, with sophisticated heirloom-apple flavors and festive notes of berry, citrus and ginger

3 mins

Mujadara With Spiced Yogurt and Cucumber-Tomato Salad

MICHAEL RAFIDI'S final Slow Food Fast recipe is a delicious version of mujadara, a comforting blend of lentils, rice and toasted pasta that was a staple of his Palestinian-American childhood.

1 mins

The Art of the Wine Gift: Holiday Edition

IT'S THE HOLIDAY season, that time of the year when we gift bottles of wine to family and friends and favored business associates.

4 mins

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