How Alabama Got Rolled in the Biggest Upset in SEC Football History
The No. 1-ranked Crimson Tide fell 40-35 to Vanderbilt, which entered the game as a 23.5-point underdog.
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WSJ Opinion: The Presidential Challenge of Crisis Management
A hurricane, dock strike and Mideast war collide.
They Call Him the Pitcher Whisperer—and He Could Quietly Decide the Baseball Playoffs
Royals catcher Salvador Perez’s greatest superpower is picking the exact right time to go talk with a pitcher in need of a ...
There Is Literally No Other Ferrari in the World Like His
Music exec Scott Borchetta’s 1967 Ferrari ‘Del Rio’ 275 GTB/4 was made to the bespoke specifications of a Wall Street ...
Star TV Anchors Are On Notice: You’re Not Getting a Raise
Rampant cost-cutting across a media industry struggling to transition to the streaming era is finally coming for the sacred ...
Israel Launches New Offensive in Northern Gaza, Orders Mass Evacuation
The operation aims to combat a militant resurgence in the area, said the Israeli military, which also targeted southern ...
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A U.S. Olympic Star Said She Was Raped by Another Athlete. Seven Years Later, He Was Banned.
The stakes couldn’t have been much higher when the star athlete Gracie Gold told a U.S. figure skating official in October ...
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A Tried-and-True Investing Pattern Has Lost Its Shape
One of the biggest simplifications in markets is to buy cyclical sectors when the economy’s booming, and defensives in a slowdown. It’s obvious—until you try to decide what’s cyclical and what’s ...
Pennsylvania Is Key for the Presidency. The State Is Stressed Out.
Legal maneuvering, election skepticism and the prospect of a lengthy vote count have the state on edge.
He Wants to Be the Lithium King. Run for President. And Live to 150.
Teague Egan has big plans. First he needs to deliver on the hype he’s generated for his company.