North Korean state media released footage of missiles being fired from a train earlier this week, as the country resumed testing weapons and showcasing new capabilities. WSJ’s Dasl Yoon explains why Pyongyang is again seeking international attention. Photo: Associated Press […]

California Gov. Gavin Newsom thanked voters after results indicated that he had easily defeated a recall effort led by Republicans who have criticized his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. Photo: Fred Greaves/Reuters […]

California voters will decide in a special election Tuesday whether to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom. WSJ’s Christine Mai-Duc explains how the effort to oust the state’s Democratic leader unfolded. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images […]

President Biden paid tribute to the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in a video released on Friday. “We saw heroism everywhere.” Photo: Cheriss May/Reuters […]

Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure bill includes specific references to bolstering the U.S.'s EV charging networks. That's led to a group of automakers dramatically boosting their 2030 EV sales predictions, even though the bill hasn't been signed yet. WSJ’s George Downs takes a look at what that could mean for your drive. Illustration: George Downs […]

President Biden unveiled a six-pronged strategy to combat the Delta variant of Covid-19 that ramps up vaccine requirements for employers with 100 or more workers, those in the medical field and federal workers. Photo: Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images […]

The tragic events that unfolded during America’s Afghanistan withdrawal won’t soon be forgotten, but as WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib explains, the many upcoming domestic issues on the fall legislative agenda are about to become the focus in Washington. Photo illustration: Todd Johnson […]

The way the United States pulled out of Afghanistan has hurt America’s image around the world, but as WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib explains, upcoming diplomatic events could allow President Biden to put the withdrawal in context. Photo illustration: Laura Kammermann […]

As the federal debt and budget deficits grow in Washington, it’s unclear whether Democrats and Republicans are concerned. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib examines where each party stands on the issue. Photo illustration: Todd Johnson […]

As America ends its war in Afghanistan after 20 years, a WSJ analysis of data shows how the Taliban gradually took back control of the country and expanded its military presence after being toppled in 2001. Photo Illustration: George Downs […]