Iran Targets Bahrain Again After Resuming Attacks on U.S. Ally

The island kingdom, repeatedly hit by Tehran since the start of the war, said it destroyed incoming drones.

China Poached This Top Harvard Professor. Now He Wants Others to Join Him.

Liu Jun’s journey, from Beijing to Boston and back, exemplifies the exodus of Chinese scholars from the U.S.

How Jensen Huang Built the Backdoor Route That Keeps Beijing in the AI Race

Massive data centers in Southeast Asia provided crucial computing power for Chinese companies and a cover for alleged chip smuggling.

U.S. Figures Iran Still Has up to 2,500 Missiles, Countering Trump Assertions

The reconstitution of Tehran’s missile stockpile has factored into the Trump administration’s discussions about whether to resume strikes.

The Massive Chinese Spy Operation Targeting Western Tech and AI

Plus, Democrats ordered Elon Musk to preserve records related to Ukraine’s Starlink access, and our columnist hunts for a crisper apple.

Trump Administration Can’t Close D.C. Golf Course for Now, Judge Rules

Officials had hoped to shutter it starting Sunday, but groups challenged plans to transform the public site into a championship-level course

Outage That Swamped Air Travel Blamed on ‘Routine’ Work to Replace Copper Wire

Authorities focused on contractor L3Harris which either installed a faulty router or “had incompetence” leading to nationwide ground stop as airlines rush to reset.

Christian Schools, Big Universities Try to Fight Race-Discrimination Rule

The IRS proposal would let the government revoke the tax-exempt status of schools engaging in racial preferences.

Weekend Air Travel Woes Mount After FAA Lifts Nationwide Ground Stop

The disruption is still expected to create travel problems that persist through the weekend.

News Quiz for Nov. 14, 2026

Test your knowledge of the week’s events with The Wall Street Journal News Quiz.

Hear How the FAA’s Ground Stop Unfolded

Air traffic across the country came to an abrupt halt Friday. Radio broadcasts and messages between airline control rooms and pilots indicate how the industry navigated the crisis.

The Single Router in Southern Arkansas That Ground Air Travel to a Halt

A data overload on an antiquated Federal Aviation Administration network resulted in stalled trips for hundreds of thousands of travelers.

New AI Millionaires Want Wealth Advisers Who Can Help Give Their Money Away

The urge to give is being fueled by mission-driven corporate cultures, as well as guilt about AI’s potential harms.

The Tangle of Wires at the Heart of a Nationwide Air-Travel Meltdown

Aviation authorities have struggled to modernize communications systems between pilots and air-traffic controllers

How Executives Keep Their Private Lives Out of the Public Eye

As Jensen Huang illustrated this week, CEOs’ indiscretions are inextricable from the companies they lead. Some are assembling teams to help them navigate modern romance.

11 of the Best Financial Advisor Companies: Well-Known Fiduciary Investment Firms to Consider

We analyzed everything from advisor credentials to fees to portfolio options at some of the larger and more well-known registered investment advisor firms, to help you select a firm that could best connect you with a fiduciary financial advisor.

The Next Wave of Food Inflation Is Coming

Grocery prices could increase again as surging energy costs and supply-chain delays are lifting costs for producers.

WSJ Dollar Index Rises 0.84% This Week to 98.34

The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.2%, up for four consecutive trading days.

Oil Futures End Week Lower

Oil futures settled mixed with Brent practically unchanged and WTI off 0.2%, but both benchmarks saw a second straight weekly decline.

U.S. Stocks Mixed on Nvidia Fallout Fears

U.S. stocks finished mixed as rate fears resurfaced and tumult at Nvidia spilled into the wider semiconductor sector, dragging down technology indexes.

How I Used AI to Make My Grandson a Children’s Book for Less Than $200

I made up the story, and artificial intelligence illustrated it based on images from my grandson’s life. The result: a beautiful 32-page book I’m sure he’ll love.

Our Reporter Tried About 50 Apple Varieties to Find the Crispest One

Plus, look inside Ronald Lauder’s $1.5 billion collection of German and Austrian art he’s given to the Met, and find out how to make men’s vintage work in your everyday wardrobe.

What Jensen Huang’s Downfall Means for Big Tech

Plus, the complexity of bringing back manufacturing jobs, a medical diagnosis solved by AI and the rise of the Gen Z entrepreneur.

I Came Home to Find My Door Kicked In. It Turned Into My Own Personal Whodunit.

The crime involved many of the technologies that bring both convenience and complication to our lives.

Microsoft Service Restored After Widespread Outage, Company Says

The tech giant said it has processed a backlog of emails after widespread disruption to Microsoft 365.

Pepper…and Salt

WSJ Opinion: Iran Takes the War Beyond the Middle East

Review and Outlook: President Trump says 'Iran militarily is effectively over,' as U.S. aircraft are evacuated from both Mildenhall and Fairford air bases in the U.K., cyberattacks target Europe's refrigeration systems, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is

Democrats Prepare for Leadership Battles in the House and Senate

Chris Van Hollen announces he will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader, while Hakeem Jeffries eyes an uncertain path to Speaker of the House. Plus, can Jim Jordan provide optimism for Republicans as House Minority Leader?

Of Course Jensen Huang Had to Go

The deep state at issue in the Nvidia scandal is China’s, not America’s.

The Racial Progress Deniers

The midterm elections blow up Democratic myths about racism.

What Travelers Caught in the Air-Travel Delays Need to Know

Act fast, stay flexible and be prepared for delays as airlines untangle flight schedules following the hourslong ground stop.

A Longer Life Isn’t Always a Better Life. So How Long Do You Really Want to Live?

For many people, quality of life in later years is becoming as important as longevity.

I Was in the Air When the Ground Stop Hit. My 84-Year-Old Mother Wasn’t So Lucky.

Like other travelers, our columnist was swept up in the FAA order that upended weekend plans across the country.

My Quest to Find the Crispest Apple in America

In my hunt for a more satisfying bite, I quizzed researchers, grocers and friends—and tried more than 50 varieties.

What I Learned From an ‘Intimacy Forum’

Inside a full-day event about chemistry, desire and relationships. Plus, the podcast host getting celebrities to talk about addiction and the college kids maximizing their health.