WSJ What’s News

Canada announces retaliatory tariffs on U.

The Supreme Court cleared a hurdle for Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions, while the administration plans mass visa revocations for asylum seekers.

This episode covers Trump’s proposal of a $100,000 H-1B visa fee and new 50% tariffs on Canadian autos.

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This WSJ episode examines the patchwork of state laws restricting AI mental health chatbots, such as Illinois’ ban on AI therapy.

Major stock indexes fell as surging oil prices and the U.

The WSJ’s What’s News covers the Supreme Court allowing Trump’s White House ballroom construction to continue and his controversial plan to import beef to lower prices, which faces industry pushback.

WSJ’s What’s News covers volatile bond markets, with Finance Editor Alex Frangos explaining how rising yields impact borrowing costs and investor strategy.

Health care costs are set to rise sharply, while Walmart’s stock fell after reporting its weakest sales growth in six years, though it raised full-year estimates.

WSJ reporter Sarah Nassauer analyzes Home Depot and Lowe’s Q2 earnings, revealing how high borrowing costs and a stagnant housing market are suppressing consumer spending on major renovations.

This episode covers President Trump’s economic threats against Iran and the UAE’s subsequent suspension of transactions, alongside potential tariff reductions on Canadian imports.

Moderna shares surged after a successful melanoma vaccine trial, while the FTC warned retailers against undisclosed personalized pricing.

President Trump delays Canadian tariffs while seeking a North Korea summit and appoints a new FDA head.

ABC sued the FCC over license challenges linked to DEI probes, while long-term bond yields hit multi-year highs, signaling higher borrowing costs.

Meta faces a federal trial in Oakland where states seek over $1 trillion in damages for alleged harms to youth mental health.

This WSJ episode covers L3Harris ousting its CEO, General Atlantic’s IPO plans, and a deep dive into big tech’s $3 trillion in off-balance-sheet AI spending commitments.