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Stocks Decline on U.S.-China Tension; Bonds Climb: Markets Wrap
Get caught up with what's moving markets.
Impeachment Witnesses Sought by GOP Instead Undercut Trump Case
Testimony from Kurt Volker and Timothy Morrison undercut key Republican messages.
PG&E to Shut Power to 150,000 Customers in Latest Mass Blackout
The National Weather Service has posted “red flag” warnings for strong gusts across the region.
Emirates Trims Boeing Order Plan as It Curbs Global Ambition
The order is worth $8.8 billion at list prices.
Opinion
John Authers
Wall Street Has Seen the Future, and It's Here
Like Christmas, the annual festival of prognostications comes earlier every year.
Alex Webb
Prince Andrew Opens the Door to a Slimmed-Down Monarchy
The Duke’s troubles may accelerate a process that Prince Charles has been pushing for years: the drive for a leaner Royal Family.
Daniel Gordis
Israel’s Arabs Are Having a Political Moment
With the country headed to a third election, Jewish politicians may yet realize the potential of the Arab bloc.
Jonathan Bernstein
The Fact-Free Republican Impeachment Defense
There’s hardly any dispute on a House panel about what Trump did on Ukraine, only on whether it matters.
Mariana Dahan
The UN Should Give Refugees Passports
The “blue passport” is the solution to a problem that plagues too many displaced people: identification.
