Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal have grown less concerned about the fallout from President Trump’s policies. Here's how the latest survey findings compare with predictions made around ...

The panel includes more than 70 academic, business and financial economists, and the makeup of the panel has evolved over time. The name and affiliation of each economist, as well as their latest ...

Forecasters nudge up growth and trim inflation estimates as tariffs prove lower and less costly than expected in April.

New tools could shift the power to filter social media from platforms to individual users.

One more reason drivers aren’t swooning over the new tech.

Wall Street stocks dipped Thursday while London hit a record high as investors remain optimistic overall that governments will reach deals to avoid US tariffs.

Residents increasingly tune out phone messages about floods and fires—if the alerts make it to them at all.

We’re accomplishing more, in less time, with artificial intelligence, but that creates a new workplace conflict.

Corrections & Amplifications for the edition of July 10, 2025.

Journal Editorial Report:Three judges say President Trump's executive orders are unconstitutional. ‘Wall Street”—meaning, we think, a subset of analysts with too much free time—is staging ...

The Wall Street Journal faced intense media backlash for its report on Joe Biden's cognitive decline report nearly a year before a book on the cover-up made headlines.

The Wall Street Journal editorial board is calling for Senate Republicans to push President Trump to take a tougher stance on Russia as the president tries to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.