From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Tess Owen reports on the friction between local and federal law enforcement in Minneapolis. #ICE #Minneapolis #WSJ

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From Wall Street Journal. Build-A-Bear is making record profit, nearly 30 years after it was founded. And it’s doing so at a time when toy companies are staring down pressure from tariffs. The CEO says the key is diversifying the experience – and getting adults on board. Collaborations with brands like Pokemon, "Stranger Things," Disney,…

From Wall Street Journal. The price of gold per troy ounce has reached an all-time high in recent weeks. WSJ spent a day in New York’s bustling Diamond District to see who’s cashing in on the gold rush.⁠ #Gold #NYC #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Tens of thousands of kids who take prescription ADHD medication also wind up on other powerful psychotropic drugs—including antipsychotics and antidepressants, studies show.⁠ #ADHD #Drugs #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Kenn Ricci is a pilot whose obsession over four decades with aviation and luxe travel made him a billionaire. He has started businesses tied to almost every aspect of flying—his private-jet company Flexjet was recently valued at $4 billion after an investment by a private-equity firm backed by LVMH. So how…

From Wall Street Journal. Gabapentin has soared in popularity as an alternative to opioids, but patients are finding it can cause harm. ⁠ ⁠ Approved by the Food and Drug Administration decades ago for seizures and nerve pain from shingles, gabapentin is now the seventh-most widely prescribed drug in the U.S., according to the Iqvia…

From Wall Street Journal. Charles Schwab’s CEO Rick Wurster sat down with The Wall Street Journal to discuss prediction markets, young investors and how he views the Trump accounts. He also discusses Robinhood, his first year as CEO of Charles Schwab and more. #Finance #Investing #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. A U.S. Border Patrol officer shot and killed a man in Minneapolis, escalating tensions between federal agents and local residents. WSJ’s Mariah Timms was in the city as protests continued. #WSJ #Minneapolis #Immigration #ICE

From Wall Street Journal. This year’s winner has spent billions improving its operations—while navigating a corporate shake-up and revamping its strategy.⁠ #Airlines #Travel #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Aaron Back breaks down the sharp selloff in Japanese government bonds this week, and why investors shouldn’t be concerned for now. #Japan #Bonds #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Nearly 100 workers race to Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, each November to build the world-renowned Icehotel. They have only weeks to create the entire structure and all the rooms before mid-December, and the materials pose some unique logistical challenges. The hotel includes a main hall, a ceremony hall for weddings and 12 suites…

From Wall Street Journal. Kenn Ricci is a pilot whose obsession over four decades with aviation and luxe travel made him a billionaire. He has started businesses tied to almost every aspect of flying—his private-jet company Flexjet was recently valued at $4 billion after an investment by a private-equity firm backed by LVMH. So how…

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Alex Leary reports from the World Economic Forum, where President Trump said he was seeking to acquire Greenland. #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #davos #trump #greenland

From Wall Street Journal. Over 1400 so-called dark fleet ships from Venezuela, Iran and Russia have been sanctioned or blacklisted by Western countries in recent years, with little impact until the current ramp up in U.S. enforcement. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday breaks down how these tankers evade scrutiny, and the Trump administration’s efforts to disrupt this…

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Max Colchester explains what’s at stake amid escalating tension between the U.S. and Europe over Greenland as President Trump travels to Davos. #Trump #Greenland #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Nearly four years into the Russia-Ukraine War, drones have gone from battlefield experiments to indispensable, scalable machines of destruction. Ukrainian forces have adapted drone tech and combat tactics to counter evolving Russian threats, and now they’re warning that Europe is unprepared for the kind of high-tech war they are fighting.⁠ ⁠…

From Wall Street Journal. The surge of federal agents conducting immigration enforcement operations has sparked widespread resistance from local law enforcement and community groups. #Minneapolis #ICE #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Getting laid off, starting a company, going viral — are these things driven by luck…or skill? Billionaire Kenn Ricci, the chairman of Flexjet, has had his fair share of ups and downs over the course of his career. In our first episode of The WSJ Money Interview, Gunjan Banerji put his…

From Wall Street Journal. AI is pushing America’s power grid to its limits, and countries like China are racing ahead.⁠ #AI #Energy #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. The surge of federal agents conducting immigration enforcement operations has sparked widespread resistance from local law enforcement and community groups. #Minneapolis #ICE #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. President Trump delivers an address during the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. #Trump #Economy #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Telis Demos explains why he thinks 2026 could be another busy deal-making year for Wall Street’s biggest banks. #Markets #Banking #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei speaks live with WSJ Editor-in-Chief Emma Tucker from WSJ’s 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. #Anthropic #AI #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon speaks live with WSJ Editor-in-Chief Emma Tucker from WSJ’s 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. #GoldmanSachs #Banking #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Nearly four years into the Russia-Ukraine War, drones have gone from battlefield experiments to indispensable, scalable machines of destruction. Ukrainian forces have adapted drone tech and combat tactics to counter evolving Russian threats; and now they’re warning that Europe is unprepared for the kind of high-tech war they are fighting. WSJ…

From Wall Street Journal. Kenn Ricci is a pilot whose obsession over four decades with aviation and luxe travel made him a billionaire. He has started businesses tied to almost every aspect of flying—his private-jet company Flexjet was recently valued at $4 billion after an investment by a private-equity firm backed by LVMH. So how…

From Wall Street Journal. President Trump appears to have cooled on the idea of a military strike against Iran, but as WSJ’s Sune Engel Rasmussen explains, ongoing volatility motivating his warnings still remains. #Trump #Iran #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. The surge of federal agents conducting immigration enforcement operations has sparked widespread resistance from local law enforcement and community groups. Chapters: 0:00 The situation in Minneapolis 0:43 Ride along with the Minneapolis Police Chief 3:07 ICE shootings since July 3:40 ICE protests and an ICE-watching patrol Trump threatens to invoke Insurrection…

From Wall Street Journal. Greenland is a self-governing territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, a NATO member that controls the island’s security policy. Its position as a natural barrier between Russia and North America makes it important for the U.S. and President Trump, which has only one active base on the island. The Danish Armed…

From Wall Street Journal. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made a rare rebuke against President Trump after Powell revealed he was at the center of a federal criminal investigation. WSJ’s Nick Timiraos explains what this means for the central bank.

From Wall Street Journal. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey denounced the Trump administration’s use of federal law enforcement after the shooting of Renee Good. ‘We want ICE out of this city,’ he told The Wall Street Journal. Chapters: 0:00 The presence of ICE in Minneapolis 0:43 Noem on describing Renee Good as a “domestic terrorist” 2:05…

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Benoit Faucon explains the financial collapse fueling deadly clashes, how President Trump and Iran are responding to the unrest and what’s next for the country’s deteriorating political situation. #Iran #Trump #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Max Colchester reports from Greenland’s capital, where President Trump’s threats to buy or seize the island are beginning to sink in. #Trump #Greenland #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Vice President JD Vance said that the ICE agent responsible for Wednesday’s fatal shooting of a woman in Minnesota was doing his job as a federal officer and is protected by “absolute immunity.” Vance, during a lengthy appearance in the White House briefing room on Thursday, defended the Immigration and Customs…

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains what’s at stake after U.S. forces boarded and took control of two oil tankers—one of which was being escorted by a Russian submarine. #Venezuela #Russia #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Venezuela’s new leader, Delcy Rodríguez, is a socialist true believer who helped Nicolás Maduro maintain his grip on power for more than a decade as the country’s economy crumbled.⁠ #Venezuela #Trump #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife made their first U.S. court appearance Monday. WSJ’s Corinne Ramey describes what happened inside the courtroom. #WSJ #Trump #Venezuela

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ National Security Reporter Robbie Gramer explains the rationale behind President Trump’s military operation in Venezuela that led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

From Wall Street Journal. After months of planning, the U.S. launched a complex mission to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains what went into the operation. #WSJ #Trump #Venezuela

From Wall Street Journal. President Trump said the U.S. captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and extracted them from the country in a military operation. #Trump #Venezuela #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Angus Berwick was in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, the night a fire broke out during a New Year’s celebration. Witnesses shared with him what they saw as they waited to enter the bar. #Switzerland #Fire #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. When you open a bag of Haribo Goldbears in the U.S., you’ll notice there are more red bears than there are of any other color. Here’s why.⁠ ⁠ Haribo built a global candy empire by focusing on gummies, using local factories and regional flavors to grow from a family business into…

From Wall Street Journal. President Trump has put his stamp on everything from a UFC fight to youth politics to the Smithsonian. The Wall Street Journal’s Aaron Zitner examines the new civic landscape heading into the celebration of the country’s 250th birthday. He spoke with a popular young conservative Benny Johnson at Turning Point USA’s…

From Wall Street Journal. Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal said, “You can’t say, ‘people are our most important product,’ and then treat them like s—.” Sinegal sat down with the Journal to discuss how he built Costco’s $86 billion private label brand, Kirkland Signature.⁠ #Costco #Kirkland #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Loyal aides allowed President Trump to bypass norms inside the Department of Justice and punish political enemies. As part of our video series on Trump’s second term, The Wall Street Journal’s Sadie Gurman explains how it’s changing law enforcement on the ground. Chapters: 0:00 Trump’s relationship with the Justice Department 0:46…

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Ryan Knutson reported from a party exclusively for people named Ryan. The group’s eventual goal? To break the record for the most people with one name in the same location.⁠ #Ryan #NYC #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. By withholding billions of dollars from Ivy League universities, President Trump is attempting to rebuild the ladders to success in America. The Wall Street Journal’s Douglas Belkin goes inside Harvard University to see what comes next. Chapters: 0:00 Trump’s battles with higher education 1:02 Impact of Harvard funding 1:53 The fight…

From Wall Street Journal. Crime is down. Migrant workers and customers are staying home. As part of our video series on Trump’s second term, The Wall Street Journal’s Michelle Hackman takes us inside the aftermath. Chapters: 0:00 Trump’s immigration crackdown 0:57 On the ground in Chicago 3:40 Impact on Chicago business owners 5:00 Impact on…

From Wall Street Journal. Anthropic’s AI ran a vending machine at WSJ headquarters for several weeks. It lost hundreds of dollars, bought some crazy stuff—and taught us a lot about the future of AI agents. WSJ’s Joanna Stern tested it all out. #AI #Anthropic #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. The Trump administration’s controversial public health strategy has created a new kind of influencer: Doctors taking to social media to combat misinformation. Chapters: 0:00 Comments on doctor influencers 0:32 Fighting misinformation on social media 2:47 The toll on healthcare workers 3:54 What’s wrong with the U.S. healthcare system? #SocialMedia #Healthcare #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Dr. Jonathan Finnoff advises Olympic athletes where to sit, what to wipe down and what to do with the air nozzle to prevent illness.⁠ #Travel #Christmas #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. The U.S. is dedicating serious military firepower to take out alleged drug boats around South America. What began as strikes in the Caribbean in September has since expanded into the Pacific, signaling a broader and sustained campaign. Members of the Trump administration have accused the people transporting drugs of being terrorists,…

From Wall Street Journal. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has emboldened states to change vaccine guidance and food labeling. As part of our video series on Trump’s second term, The Wall Street Journal’s Liz Essley Whyte examines whether it’s making children healthier in Austin. Chapters: 0:00 RFK Jr.’s MAHA movement 0:43 On the ground in Austin…

From Wall Street Journal. Millions of tons of debris, thousands of unexploded bombs, and tens of thousands of displaced families. What will it take to rebuild Gaza? #Israel #Gaza #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. After tariffs rose to the highest levels in centuries, the U.S. lost tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs this year. As part of our video series on Trump’s second term, The Wall Street Journal’s Gavin Bade takes us to the Motor City to learn why—and meet the winners of the new…

From Wall Street Journal. When Donald Trump ran for re-election in 2024, he and his family already had vast business interests stretching from Manhattan office towers to hotel deals as far as Vietnam. The president’s second term has brought a major expansion of that empire. #Trump #Vietnam #WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. Trump brushed aside the norms of international diplomacy when he targeted narcoterrorists in Venezuela, fought with European allies and bombed Iran. Trump has also played the role of peacemaker as a driving force behind the fragile Israel-Hamas peace plan and his efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine War. But have Trump’s moves…

From Wall Street Journal. Trump brushed aside the norms of international diplomacy when he targeted narcoterrorists in Venezuela, fought with European allies and bombed Iran. Trump has also played the role of peacemaker as a driving force behind the fragile Israel-Hamas peace plan and his efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine War. But have Trump’s moves…

From Wall Street Journal. President Trump sought to undercut traditional media and gave more power to right-wing outlets in his new term. To help fuel the MAGA movement, outlets have gained access and influence inside the White House press corps. WSJ took an inside look at the rise of the “new media” with ‘War Room’s’…