President Trump’s aggressive immigration push has kept expanding to include rule and policy changes that tighten restrictions on legal immigration. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics newsletter: wsj.visitlink.me/cneWwa
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Backlash intensifies on FIFA’s plan to sell part of its World Cup product to private investors. on.wsj.com/4yRPFL2
Spain and Morocco rushed to tighten border security after tens of thousands of immigrants illegally entered Ceuta, a tiny Spanish territory in North Africa.
Stock was down 9.5% after the company’s experimental medicine ziltivekimab didn’t achieve the expected risk reduction for major cardiovascular events. on.wsj.com/4bqszRU
Millions of Americans dropped their Affordable Care Act plans when subsidies expired and now struggle to pay. on.wsj.com/3S1yd6m
Support for the head of soccer’s world governing body is collapsing around the globe as a key adviser resigns in protest and dozens of federations express concern over a plan to sell part of the World Cup’s commercial rights. on.wsj.com/3TwRUDx
Some Tesla executives have been told to prepare for a separation of the China business ahead of a potential SpaceX merger, a person familiar with those talks said. Tesla advisers have discussed possible options for a separation, including a spinoff, sale or closure, another person said.
Barely-there outfits are moving from the runway to weddings and business conferences. on.wsj.com/4fEhQVa
Leopold Aschenbrenner’s hedge-fund firm Situational Awareness is down around 67% so far in July after incurring heavy losses on AI stocks, according to a person who saw a letter the firm sent to investors Thursday.
Elon Musk designed Tesla’s China business to be easily separated from its U.S. business because of geopolitical tensions. It might also come in handy if he proceeds with a SpaceX merger.
Breaking: Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups agreed to a plan that, if followed, would see the groups disarm and lose power in the Gaza Strip as long as Israel withdraws from the enclave, U.S. officials said.
August offers a break to catch up on the entertainment blockbusters and under-the-radar gems you might have missed this year.
A co-founder apologized after offering job interviews to those willing to get inked with a company logo. on.wsj.com/4biyOXR
Exclusive: How Trump and his "princess of darkness" are persuading corporate America to donate hundreds of millions to fund his projects on.wsj.com/4h1b6mC
At Bay View, the historic homes rarely come on the market. Buying one requires four recommendations—and patience. on.wsj.com/3TtRGgs
They’re courting a reliable generation of alcohol consumers with nostalgia theme nights and events that end way before midnight on.wsj.com/4w3Msp3
How Trump and his "princess of darkness" are persuading corporate America to donate hundreds of millions to fund his projects
The Trump administration is considering attaching a $100,000 price tag on international students’ ability to work in the U.S. after they graduate from an American university. 🔗 wsj.visitlink.me/YRCI1n
Anthropic’s AI models hacked unsuspecting companies during tests in three separate incidents dating back to April.
Sara Dosa’s latest documentary follows Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason as he reflects on his country’s diminishing glaciers and how they connect with his ancestry. on.wsj.com/4xd9rzg