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Should Howard Schultz Run? History's Lessons on Independent Candidates

1/30/2019 5:30AM 1/30/2019

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has angered Democrats by announcing he's considering an independent campaign for president. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why Democrats are urging Schultz to reconsider. Photo: Getty

Why Investors Are Obsessed With the Inverted Yield Curve

1/29/2019 10:57AM 1/29/2019

A Mini-Castle, Saved From Ruins, Now Fit for a New King

1/30/2019 9:30AM 1/30/2019

Jerome Powell: It's Important to Earn Public Trust in the Fed

2/6/2019 9:35PM 2/6/2019

Three Takeaways From Trump's State of the Union

2/6/2019 12:52AM 2/6/2019

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Moving Upstream

Electric Scooters: Israel’s Two-Wheeled Solution to Traffic and Sabbath

12/20/2018 5:30AM 12/20/2018

Electric-scooter rental companies are hitting speed bumps in the U.S. over safety and other concerns. But in Tel Aviv, one in 10 residents has rented a Bird e-scooter, and the city appears to be embracing them. WSJ’s Jason Bellini takes a look at the challenges and potential lessons of the e-scooter craze.

Tasting the World’s First Test-Tube Steak

12/11/2018 5:30AM 12/11/2018

High Insulin Prices Drive Diabetics to Take Extreme Measures

12/3/2018 5:30AM 12/3/2018

Facial Recognition Tech Aims to Identify Good and Evil

11/19/2018 5:30AM 11/19/2018

The Future of Flight: AI in the Cockpit

11/12/2018 5:30AM 11/12/2018

A First Look at Google Maps' AR Future

2/10/2019 8:45AM 2/10/2019

Navigation apps are learning to use your camera to locate you far better than GPS ever could—and give you better directions to wherever you're headed. To test an early version of Google's AR mapping features, WSJ's David Pierce takes an augmented walk in San Francisco. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis

Jeff Bezos Escalates Fight With National Enquirer, David Pecker

2/8/2019 2:51PM 2/8/2019

How to Protect Yourself From Webcam Hackers

2/7/2019 12:02PM 2/7/2019

Chris Christie: Trump Has Succeeded in Spite of Some People Around Him

2/8/2019 10:00PM 2/8/2019

Thai Princess Launches Unprecedented Bid to Challenge Junta in Election

2/8/2019 9:35AM 2/8/2019

Trade Fight Between China and the U.S. Is Far From Over

2/11/2019 5:30AM 2/11/2019

Will Your 2019 Tax Refund Be Sweeter Than Usual?

1/25/2019 5:30AM 1/25/2019

A Mini-Castle, Saved From Ruins, Now Fit for a New King

1/30/2019 9:30AM 1/30/2019

How to Pack Your Carry-On Bag for a Business Trip

1/25/2019 9:00AM 1/25/2019

Whitaker: 'I Have Not Interfered With the Special Counsel's Investigation'

2/8/2019 6:16PM 2/8/2019

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: Q&A

2/1/2019 6:50AM 2/1/2019

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Featured Content

184 MPH on a Bicycle: How Denise Mueller-Korenek Set the World Record

1/12/2019 11:59AM 1/12/2019

Denise Mueller-Korenek shattered the previous land-speed record for the fastest human on a bicycle on earth. We were with her when she did it. Video: Andria Chamberlin and Michael Kofsky for The Wall Street Journal

Safe Haven: One Family's Journey After Hurricane Florence

12/31/2018 3:24PM 12/31/2018

Violence Made Her Flee. Now She’s at the Border

12/28/2018 10:30AM 12/28/2018

Building a Subway in One of the World's Most Crowded Cities

1/6/2019 2:00PM 1/6/2019

The Struggle to Keep a Son's Promise

12/31/2018 7:00AM 12/31/2018

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Tech

A First Look at Google Maps' AR Future

2/10/2019 8:45AM 2/10/2019

Navigation apps are learning to use your camera to locate you far better than GPS ever could—and give you better directions to wherever you're headed. To test an early version of Google's AR mapping features, WSJ's David Pierce takes an augmented walk in San Francisco. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis

Facebook Revenue Soars Despite Controversies

1/30/2019 6:48PM 1/30/2019

China's Huawei Indicted: Breaking Down the Charges

1/28/2019 9:47PM 1/28/2019

IBM CEO Ginni Rometty on the Three Mistakes Companies Make With AI

1/24/2019 8:37AM 1/24/2019

IBM CEO Ginni Rometty: AI Will Impact All Jobs

1/24/2019 8:33AM 1/24/2019

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Life & Culture

Super Bowl Psychic?: Testing the Calls of Tony Romo

1/30/2019 8:00AM 1/30/2019

Tony Romo, the lead television analyst for the Super Bowl on Sunday, is known for his uncanny ability to predict plays before they happen. But how accurate is he really? The Wall Street Journal watched more than 2,500 plays to find out. Photo Illustration: NFL / Gary Locke for The Wall Street Journal.

'King of the Super Bowl' on How to Make an Iconic Super Bowl Ad

1/28/2019 7:00AM 1/28/2019

How to Pack Your Carry-On Bag for a Business Trip

1/25/2019 9:00AM 1/25/2019

How Fixing a Vintage Honda Made Shasta Smith’s Career

1/22/2019 11:59AM 1/22/2019

Your Phone Is Too Bright—Here's the Solution

1/20/2019 8:30AM 1/20/2019

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Marketwatch, Moneyish and Barron's

Why memory is still the missing piece of fully autonomous vehicles

2/8/2019 10:25AM 2/8/2019

A fully autonomous vehicle would need about 74GB of RAM memory and 1TB (1,000GB) of storage memory. That's a huge leap from only 2.7GB of RAM and 43GB of storage in today's average smart phone. Here's how the industry plans to bridge this gap.

How California's 'Weed Nuns' turned CBD into a million-dollar business

2/7/2019 7:02AM 2/7/2019

Who's to blame in a self-driving car crash? Auto insurers need to know

2/6/2019 7:18AM 2/6/2019

Investing in a cannabis company? 4 questions to ask

2/6/2019 7:00AM 2/6/2019

How the motorcycle industry's reinventing itself to woo millennials

2/1/2019 7:26AM 2/1/2019