The Wall Street Journal

April 21, 2026

What It’s Actually Like to Downshift Your Life After Divorce

Marriage is an economy of scale. And divorce means confronting harsh realities about the cost of being solo.

The Wall Street Journal

April 20, 2026

Five Unexpected Things People Went to War for in Their Divorce

“The more hostile the divorce, the more unusual both parties’ demands are likely to be,” one attorney said.

The Wall Street Journal

April 20, 2026

If You Think Divorce Is Messy, Try Splitting Up When You’re Not Married

Whether the fight is over the house or the dog, unwed former couples are often beholden to a patchwork of legal interpretation. ‘It’s the Wi...

The Wall Street Journal

April 19, 2026

How Well Do You Know Your 401(k)s, 529s and HSAs? Take Our Quiz

With the Trump account, a new tax-advantaged savings account, coming soon, there’s no right or wrong answer about which one is best. Test yo...

The Wall Street Journal

April 19, 2026

4 Financial Scams Targeting Seniors to Watch For

Swindlers have stepped up their game with artificial intelligence and deepfakes to steal older Americans’ money and personal information

The Wall Street Journal

April 19, 2026

Inside the ‘Financial Infidelities’ That Tear Marriages Apart

It has never been easier to conceal unsavory spending from a spouse. Divorce—and significant financial damage—can follow.

The Wall Street Journal

April 17, 2026

The Cost of Divorce

When people grieve the end of a marriage, they often express it through the language of money. We ask people to tell us their stories of fin...

The Wall Street Journal

April 17, 2026

How Gen X Stacks Up Financially, in Charts

Now ages 45 to 61, members of the generation early on saw the dot-com bubble burst and then were hit by the 2007-09 recession as they approa...

The Wall Street Journal

April 17, 2026

Traditional or Roth? Finance Pros Answer Which Retirement Account Is Best for Your Situation

Financial pros typically recommend an even split between the two. We put that to the test.

The Wall Street Journal

April 17, 2026

Now That You’re Done With Your Taxes, Here’s What to Know for 2026

Act soon to maximize benefits or minimize hits from last year’s tax changes, especially for charitable deductions, 529 accounts and withhold...

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Florida’s Billionaires Want More Private Schools. So They’re Building Their Own.

New schools founded by the financial elite feature flight simulators and sailboats, while serving up organic Thai food.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Hampshire Students Navigate the Chaos of a College Shutting Down

The abrupt closure of Hampshire College has left hundreds of students facing unprecedented academic disruption. This case exemplifies the br...

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

FAA Curbs Airlines’ Flight Plans at O’Hare

United and American had both planned flight increases, competing for passengers at the Midwestern hub.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Netflix Chair Reed Hastings to Leave Board in June

Co-founder won’t stand for re-election to the board, Netflix said in first earnings report since pulling out of the Warner Discovery bid.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Ford Will Partner More With Chinese Automakers Overseas

CEO Jim Farley says the automaker will expand the tie-ups while developing a plan for Chinese competition in the U.S.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

ICE Agent Faces Rare Criminal Charge for Pointing Gun at Minnesota Motorist

A Minneapolis prosecutor said this was the first time a federal agent has been criminally charged for conduct during Operation Metro Surge.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Despite Trump’s Tariffs, GM Invests $600 Million in South Korea to Make Cars for the U.S. at Full Capacity

America’s biggest carmaker invests $600 million in South Korea and moves to full capacity despite Trump’s tariffs.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago Is Finally Here. Tickets Will Cost $30.

Adult admission to the Chicago museum is more than any other U.S. presidential library, in a city known for steep taxes.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

How Your Weight and Weight Loss Affect Life Insurance Cost

You might be able to get better life insurance quotes if you lose weight and keep it off.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

The Best Oxo Kitchen Products and Tools

See our guide to the best Oxo products for your kitchen. Our favorites include coffee makers, silicone food storage containers and baking ac...

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Kills Wife, Self in Apparent Murder-Suicide, Police Say

The couple were going through a complicated divorce, according to Fairfax County police.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Has the Era of the Mega-Layoff Arrived?

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

San Diego Now Has So Much Water That It’s Selling It

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

Swalwell’s Stunning Downfall Creates a Reckoning for Democrats

The California congressman earned endorsements from top Democrats in his bid to become governor before sexual-misconduct allegations became...

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

The Nation’s Emergency Cell Network Failed in Emergencies. Lawmakers Want Change.

Federal authorities are pushing for more oversight of the multibillion-dollar backup network, operated by AT&T.

The Wall Street Journal

April 16, 2026

New York Governor’s Proposed Pied-à-Terre Tax Gains Momentum

A proposal for a tax on luxury second homes is emerging as a popular solution for taxing the wealthy.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Exclusive | Pentagon Approaches Automakers, Manufacturers to Boost Weapons Production

Senior defense officials have talked with General Motors, Ford and others about shifting some capacity to make arms and military supplies.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Best Secured Business Lines of Credit in April 2026

A secured business line of credit might offer lower rates and better approval odds, but you risk your collateral if you default.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Exclusive | Trump Allies With Ties to His Private Clubs Pushed for More Work Visas

The administration authorized additional visas for guest workers after a lobbying campaign by industry leaders and a member of Congress.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

The 30 Best Mother’s Day Gifts

Not sure what to get mom this year? We asked gift-giving pros for their go-to presents. Picks include pajamas, jewelry, bird feeders and mor...

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

IRS Chief Says Slimmer Tax Agency Is Pursuing Bad Actors

Frank Bisignano plans to lean on technology as tax enforcement staff shrinks.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Trump’s Fed Chair Pick Kevin Warsh Is Caught in an Unprecedented Standoff

With just four weeks until Jerome Powell’s term ends, Warsh’s confirmation hearing is set—but the investigation threatening to block it show...

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

FTC, Ad Companies Agree to Settlement Terms in Boycott Probe

The government began a probe last year into whether ad firms were shifting client spending away from certain media platforms.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

North Korea Suspected of Being Behind April Fools’ Day Crypto Heist

The largest cryptocurrency heist this year didn’t begin with malicious code, but with handshakes.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Iran’s Shadow Fleet Meets Its Match in U.S. Blockade

After years of dodging restrictions, Tehran’s sanctions-evading ships now appear unable to leave the Persian Gulf.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Paramount’s New Streaming Pitch: More Shows, Better Tech

Paramount+ and Pluto are spending more on content and merging technology in an effort to increase ad dollars and subscribers.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Kanye West Calls Off Marseille Concert as French Government Weighs Ban, Backlash Grows in Europe

West’s planned concerts in Europe have become a flashpoint in the debate over how to handle and define antisemitism.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

WSJ | Buy Side — Expert Shopping Advice and Reviews

WSJ | Buy Side is your shopping insider, delivering trustworthy tips, recommendations and reviews of household products and financial servic...

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Snap to Cut 16% of Workforce as It Seeks Profitability, Stock Price Jumps 10%

The social-media company is planning to eliminate as many as 1,000 positions to enable it to increase efficiency and pursue profitable grow...

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

China Sharpens Retaliatory Tools Against U.S. Ahead of Trump Summit

Beijing has responded to Washington’s trade pressure with broad but vague threats aimed at foreign businesses.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

How Airline Passengers Are Being Hit by the Jet-Fuel Crunch

Prices for tickets, checked bags and fees have all been climbing since the start of the U.S. war in Iran.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Hermes Sales Growth Slows Amid Uncertain Recovery Path for Luxury Sector

Birkin bag maker Hermes reported a slowdown in sales growth for the first quarter as the war in Iran clouds the sector’s rebound.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Why Pope Leo Is Such a Challenging Opponent for Trump

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Iran’s Regime Has Changed—for the Worse

The U.S.-Israeli attack fast-tracked the ascent of hard-liners and apocalyptic religious followers, raising doubts about a lasting peace.

The Wall Street Journal

April 15, 2026

Here’s What the U.S. Blockade of Iran Looks Like

Warships, helicopters, jet fighters and thousands of servicemembers are enforcing the operation.

The Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2026

Exclusive | Europe Is Accelerating a NATO Fallback Plan in Case Trump Pulls Out

The Continent is drawing up a contingency for greater European involvement as tensions rise over Iran war.

The Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2026

NFL Reporter Dianna Russini Resigns from the Athletic

The publication began an investigation of Russini’s conduct after Page Six ran photos of her with the head coach of the New England Patriots...

The Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2026

How Canada’s Carney Used His Political Savvy to Win a Majority

In six months, the prime minister orchestrated the defection of five lawmakers to his side and won a special election.

The Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2026

Exclusive | Europe Drafts Postwar Plan to Free Up Hormuz Without U.S.

U.K. and French plan aims to give shipping companies confidence to use the strait after the fighting ends.

The Wall Street Journal

April 14, 2026

New Accounts Let Teens Trade Stocks Without a Parent’s Approval. What to Know.

Trading accounts for children are proliferating, with myriad options—and tax implications.