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The Wall Street Journal - November 25, 2025

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November 25, 2025

Comey, James Cases Are Tossed

Federal judge finds a Trump-aligned prosecutor wasn't lawfully appointed

3 mins

Robots Remake Chinese Industry

Factories learn to turn out more goods faster, cheaper and with fewer workers

7 mins

U.S. and Ukraine Run Into Sticking Points

Envoys to put off crucial territorial issue for Trump, Zelensky to decide

4 mins

Economy Is Now Addicted to AI Spending

The turbulence that hit stocks tied to artificial intelligence last week highlights a broader risk to the economy.

4 mins

Restaurant Chefs Go to Extremes To Master the Turkey Dinner

Adapting the dry, ungainly bird to other countries’ cuisines is ‘a lot of trial and error’

3 mins

Four Apple Insiders Top Successor List, Though Cook Shows No Sign of Exiting

Tim Cook shows no signs of slowing down. Famous for rising before the sun to answer emails and work out, he has devoted much of his life to Apple and has said he wants to stay at the company for some time.

4 mins

Tornado Hits Homes In Texas

More than 100 homes were damaged after a tornado touched down in a residential area outside Houston, authorities in Texas said Monday.

1 mins

Powell Ally Backs December Rate Cut

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said she supports lowering interest rates at the central bank’s meeting next month because she sees a sudden deterioration in the job market as both more likely and harder to manage than an inflation flareup.

2 mins

Some Banks Hesitate to Tap a Fed Lending Tool

The Federal Reserve is struggling to persuade some banks to use a lending tool designed to improve the central bank’s control over short-term money markets.

2 mins

Trump Advisers Weigh New Healthcare Proposal

President Trump's advisers are discussing a proposal to head off sharp increases in health-insurance costs for millions of Americans next year, the explosive issue at the heart of the recent government shutdown.

2 mins

Nashville's Lawyer Takes On White House

Funding battles with Trump administration swamp the city's ordinary legal work

3 mins

Pentagon Probes Sen. Kelly Over Remarks

The Pentagon said it is probing allegations of misconduct against Sen. Mark Kelly (D., Ariz.) after he appeared in a video urging troops to disobey unlawful orders.

2 mins

What Greene's Exit Signals About Trump's Hold on GOP

President turned on loyal lawmaker after she pushed to release the Epstein papers

2 mins

Israeli Strike Foiled Plans for Hezbollah

Military commander killed in Beirut was key to group's efforts to rebuild its ranks

2 mins

Jails Holding ISIS Inmates Pose Test for Syria Regime

In a wing of the notorious Al Sina prison in northeastern Syria, where some of the world’s most dangerous inmates are held, guards wearing balaclavas stood along a corridor lined with cells.

3 mins

Xi Initiates Call to Trump

President steers chat to Ukraine despite Beijing's focus on reclaiming Taiwan

3 mins

Japan's New Premier Stays Defiant to China

TOKYO—Sanae Takaichi has been Japan’s first female prime minister for barely a month and she has made an impression on the world’s two most powerful men.

2 mins

School Abductions Become Cruel Fact of Life in Nigeria

The mass kidnapping of children in Nigeria caught the world’s attention over a decade ago when 276 high-school students were abducted from Chibok, sparking the #BringBackOurGirls campaign on social media.

2 mins

Colombia to Probe Military-Cartel Ties

Report alleges effort by army leaders to help guerrilla group obtain weapons

2 mins

More Countries Work To Build 'Sovereign Al'

SEOUL A select few countries are seeking to build out their own artificial-intelligence capabilities, as China and the U.S. race to dominate a technology that could profoundly affect nations' economic competitiveness and national security.

2 mins

12 Best Tech Gifts of 2025 New Gizmos, Upgraded Gadgets

Each year, your friendly neighborhood WSJ personal-tech team makes a list of products we tested and genuinely liked: the annual holiday tech gift guide.

5 mins

Divorce Put At Risk Years Of IVF Plans

Costly and emotionally taxing efforts to have children can be jeopardized when couples split

4 mins

Father of Impressionism?

An exhibition positions Camille Pissarro at the movement’s forefront

4 mins

HAPPENINGS FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 25

\"George Balanchine's The Nutcracker\" (David H. Koch Theater, New York, Nov. 28-Jan. 4, 2026)

2 mins

Engineers Of Death

Charles Dick's \"Unknown Enemy: The Hidden Nazi Force That Built the Third Reich\" tells the story of Organization Todt, the state-run enterprise that Hitler put in charge of major infrastructure projects.

4 mins

It's Time for a Moderate Moment

Centrists need to fight the growing radicalism in both parties.

2 mins

Another Attempt at Peace in Ukraine

Despite Trump’s plan, the West lacks the unity of purpose to put pressure on Putin.

3 mins

The College Sports Crisis

Athletes who don’t study, coaches who are overpaid, the system’s a mess.

3 mins

The Military Faces a Make-or-Break Moment

Your editorial “Trump and a New ‘Arsenal of Freedom” (Nov. 17) provides an insightful assessment of Secretary Pete Hegseth’s acquisition-reform agenda.

1 mins

The GOP Should Put ObamaCare to Good Use

Tony LoSasso and Kosali Simon argue that to save money Washington should replace the Affordable Care Act insurance premium subsidy system with that of the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program.

1 mins

Trade Schools Alone Won’t Solve Ford’s Crisis

You write that America’s lack of trade schools is partly to blame for our unskilled workforce (“Why Ford Can’t Find Mechanics,” Review & Outlook, Nov. 18).

2 mins

A Math Horror Show at UCSD

Remember when the University of California kicked off a trend by eliminating the SAT test as an admissions requirement five years ago? Now arrives the dispiriting result: Many freshmen at one of its top public universities can’t do middle-school math.

2 mins

The Gang That Couldn't Indict Straight

Trump's revenge lawfare on Comey and James gets thrown out of court.

1 mins

What a Good Ukraine Peace Looks Like

Kyiv must have the military means and Western guarantees to defend its sovereignty.

3 mins

What Happens When Trump Has Left the Building?

If on your list of predictions for 2025 you had President Trump denounces Marjorie Taylor Greene as a “traitor” a day after he lavishes praise on New York’s newly elected Democratic Socialist mayor, congratulations.

3 mins

The Volunteerism Drought

When I was in high school, I tutored a third-grade student every week at an after-school program in East Harlem. From my all-girls school on the Upper East Side, I'd head a few miles north to 15th Street and sit at a miniature table with a young girl, Together we'd read books, practice unfamiliar words and work through math problems to help her catch up to grade level. Any time I saw her eyes widen with understanding or her confidence lift with a spark of new knowledge, I'd beam with pride.

2 mins

The Twilight of Ali Khamenei

Despotic regimes have their own way of holding rulers accountable. Show trials and trumped-up corruption charges can bring down leaders who have stumbled. Predatory regimes can also offer some grace to failed icons. The latter is the current predicament of Iran’s 86-year-old supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, The 12-Day War in June neutered the mullah who had dominated much of the Middle East. With this devastating reversal, his minions are now effectively taking over.

3 mins

Trump Needs A Supply-Side Solution

Republicans seem headed for a historic wipeout. Why not go for a historic economic boom instead?

3 mins

Shedeur Sanders Flashes Hope

In his first NFL start, the rookie showed a glimpse of why evaluators were so intrigued by him

4 mins

The Struggling Eagles Are Stuck in a 'Funk'

Everyone's got an opinion about the Philadelphia Eagles. Especially those laid back, famously easy-to-please Eagles fans.

3 mins

Tucker Carlson Joins the Gold Rush With Venture

Tucker Carlson says central banks are a scam and the U.S. dollar is “doomed.” Now he has launched a precious-metals company.

2 mins

Chip Stocks, Alphabet Propel Rebound

Chip stocks and other technology shares rallied Monday, extending Friday's gains and suggesting that fears of an AI bubble are receding.

2 mins

Ozempic Pill Fails Alzheimer's Test

Novo Nordisk stock falls after setback in effort to expand uses for its obesity drug

2 mins

Kohl's Taps CEO In Bid to Move Past Scandal

Kohl’s new CEO has a message for customers: “We hear you.”

1 mins

How Posting Fake Tales About Being Ghosted By Brands Became a Fad

When Anna Fleming complained in a TikTok video that Honda had “ghosted” her after promising to replace her broken-down car, an army of amateur consumer advocates flooded Honda with demands for justice.

4 mins

U.S Bets Big on a Revival Of Nuclear-Power Industry

The U.S.'s last big nuclear-power project came in more than $16 billion over budget and seven years behind schedule. Now, the U.S. government wants to give the AP1000 another shot.

3 mins

Bayer’s Stroke-Prevention Drug Shows Positive Results at Trial

Shares in Bayer rose after the company reported positive results from a clinical trial for an experimental stroke-preventing drug that had previously been shown to be ineffective in another trial.

2 mins

Food Purveyors Scrap Merger Talks

Performance Food Group and US Foods Holdings have called off talks to merge in a deal that would have created a food-distribution giant rivaling top player Sysco.

1 mins

DOJ to Settle Apartment Rent Suit

Case alleged software allowed landlords to unfairly coordinate prices

2 mins

Boeing Starliner Missions Are Scaled Back

Boeing’s troubled Starliner spacecraft will fly again early next year. This time it won’t be carrying astronauts.

2 mins

Scripps Confirms Unsolicited Sinclair Bid

E.W. Scripps received an unsolicited acquisition bid from Sinclair and said it would carefully review and evaluate the proposal.

1 mins

Parks Operator Six Flags Names New Chief Executive

Six Flags Entertainment has hired John Reilly as the amusement-park operator’s new president and chief executive officer, effective Dec. 8.

1 mins

Harbour Energy Explores U.S. Deals

Harbour Energy is exploring both offshore and onshore merger-and-acquisition opportunities in the U.S. as its production base shifts toward the western Atlantic in the coming years, its chief executive said.

1 mins

Amazon to Invest $50 Billion In Data Centers for Government

Amazon.com said it will invest $50 billion to expand artificial intelligence and high-performance computing capabilities for its cloud business’s U.S. government customers.

1 mins

Tech Investor Prosus Posts Higher Profit, Driven by Tencent Holding

Prosus, Tencent Holdings' largest shareholder, reported a rise in net profit for its fiscal first half, driven by its investment in the Chinese tech giant and the sale of a portion of its stake.

1 mins

China’s Moonshot AI Set to Raise Funds at Near $4 Billion Value

Beijing-based startup aims to close funding round by end of this year

2 mins

Climate Leaders Turn to Private Markets

Summit organizers pin their hopes on leveraged finance as state aid dwindles

2 mins

Alyeschem Set to Build $150 Million Alaska Methanol Plant

Private equity-backed chemical company Alyeschem plans to build Alaska’s first methanol production plant, a small project that state authorities expect will benefit both regional oil producers and the environment while taking advantage of abundant water and natural-gas supplies at the Arctic site.

2 mins

Meat Companies' Stocks Increase After Tyson Closes a Beef Plant

Shares of meatpackers JBS and Tyson Foods jumped Monday after Tyson said last week it was closing one of its largest beef plants and slashing production at another.

1 mins

Does a Bond Crisis Start Here?

While you were watching tech stocks gyrate last week, a potential bond crisis was brewing abroad.

2 mins

Meta Leans on Aggressive Accounting

Its huge new data center’s favorable treatment off the balance sheet hinges on some convenient assumptions

3 mins

Switzerland's Julius Baer Logs $184 Million Charge

Julius Baer is turning the page on a set of legacy issues with the conclusion of a credit review under which the Swiss bank is taking another large provision for bad property loans.

2 mins

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