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Nike CEO Shares the Company’s Biggest Issues and Its Reinvention Plan | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-15 17:01
We're here at the uh LeBron James R&D lab and it's our advanced R&D center. We opened this up in in 2020. This is really the heartbeat of our innovation.>> You've basically been at Nike more than 35 years and you were brought back to fix a few missteps. How do you try to even reinvent a company that you know so well. >> It can overwhelm you, anybody, if you try to go, hey, we got to fix everything all at once.But what I tried to do is go back to what is essential to Nike and that is putting the athlete back ...
The USS Ford Is Streaming Into the Caribbean: A Breakdown of Its Firepower
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-14 16:28
A B-52 bomber flew alongside fighter jets and the world's biggest aircraft carrier as it sailed toward the Caribbean, showing off a tremendous amount of firepower that allows the US to strike inside Venezuela if President Trump chooses to do so. The arrival of the USS Gerald R. Ford brings 4,000 sailors into theater as well as dozens of aircraft like F-18 fighters that can strike targets on land and Growler electronic warfare planes that can attack and jam enemy radars and air defenses.The ship also brings ...
How Romania Quietly Evacuates Gaza’s Sick and Wounded Children | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-13 18:56
- [Narrator] Last month, on the deadliest night in Gaza since the fragile ceasefire had taken hold, Mohammed Marouf and his wife and daughter were preparing to leave the enclave for the first time. - [Narrator] He had applied six months earlier to get Mira on a rare medical evacuation flight, one of the few ways out of Gaza where the border still remained largely closed. Now along with nine other patients and their family members, they were getting out taken by bus to an airport in Israel.- [Narrator] These ...
What to Do if Your Flight Gets Cancelled After FAA Order
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-07 00:19
Flights are expected to be reduced because of a new FAA order calling for the reduction of 10% of air traffic across 40 major airports. Here's what to know if you're flying soon. These are the airports that are expected to reduce flights during the shutdown in an effort to keep skies safe amid a shortage of air traffic control staff.If you're flying soon, keep an eye on your email or your airlines app for updates. Airlines are proactively cancelling flights and rebooking passengers so you don't show up to t ...
The Trump Cases That Stand to Redefine Presidential Power | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-05 15:01
Presidential Power & Legal Challenges - The report highlights President Trump's expansive view of White House power and the numerous lawsuits (over 400) challenging his authority in federal courts [1][2] - The core argument across these cases is that Trump has overstepped his constitutional authority [1] - Trade policy, particularly the imposition of tariffs by declaring a national emergency, is a significant early test of presidential power at the Supreme Court [2][3] - Courts are scrutinizing Trump's definition of an emergency and whether the administration's response is authorized under the law across various instances, including trade, sanctions, and deployment of National Guard troops [3][4] Immigration Policy & Constitutional Interpretation - The administration's aggressive deportation policy, utilizing the Alien Enemies Act, is facing legal challenges regarding due process for non-citizens [4][5] - The executive order denying American citizenship to children of illegal immigrants and temporary visitors is reinterpreting over a century of precedent regarding the 14th Amendment [6][7] - The Supreme Court's ruling on the birthright citizenship case could significantly impact the ability of federal judges to block Trump administration policies nationwide [7] Executive Branch Authority & Agency Independence - The administration's efforts to hollow out government agencies, like the Department of Education, are being challenged as an overreach of presidential authority and a violation of Congress's power [8][9] - Critics argue that the administration's actions could allow it to undo any laws it dislikes by simply firing the people who carry them out [10] - The attempt to extend control over independent government agencies, particularly the Federal Reserve, is facing scrutiny, with the Supreme Court signaling the Fed enjoys more protections from presidential intervention [11][12][13] Long-Term Implications - These cases collectively involve fundamental questions about the power of the presidency and its relationship to other branches of government and the Constitution [13] - The outcomes of these cases could define the parameters of White House authority for decades [14]
Election Day 2025: Democrats Win Key Races
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-05 11:42
There are two big numbers to start with when we think about how Democrats pulled off these big wins that we saw in Tuesday's elections around the country. The first 15%. That's the margin of victory that Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic candidate for governor in Virginia, won in her race.>> Virginia chose pragmatism over partisanship. We chose our commonwealth over chaos >> and 13%. That was the margin of victory that Democrat Mikey Cheryl won in her campaign for governor in New Jersey.>> Here in New Jers ...
Watch: Zohran Mamdani Delivers Remarks After Historic Win in NY | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-04 19:40
Zohran Mamdani has pledged to make city buses free, offer free child care up to age 5, and freeze rent in rent-stabilized apartments. He will be New York City's first Muslim mayor. #Mamdani #NewYork #WSJ ...
The High-Risk Military Tactics Immigration Units Use in Chicago | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-03 20:53
- [Narrator] Since the beginning of the Trump Administration's Operation Midway Blitz this fall, hundreds of federal law enforcement agents have been reassigned to assist with the ramp up of deportation operations in the greater Chicago area. The Wall Street Journal analyzed videos and photos of these operations and identified high-risk maneuvers, use of force and military-style tactics deployed by some elite unit officers against civilians. In late September, hundreds of agents closed in on a five story ap ...
1X CEO Defends Neo Robot’s Safety, Teleoperation in Your Home and More | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-31 18:19
Neo is a home humanoid robot built by 1X Technologies. Since its announcement, many have wondered what exactly Neo can—and can’t—do on its own. Ahead of launch, WSJ’s Joanna Stern sat down with the company’s CEO, Bernt Bornich. Chapters: 0:00 1X Neo’s CEO 0:41 Neo launch plans 3:23 Neo’s unique body 8:04 Why build robots that look like humans? 11:05 What Neo will do 11:49 Teleoperation vs. autonomy 16:17 Can Neo unload the dishwasher by itself? 21:22 Neo’s safety 27:16 The future of robotics and Neo Tech Th ...
The Rise, Fall and Reinvention of American Labor Unions | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-30 19:51
It's hard to imagine American capitalism today without the union movement. >> The strike is beginning to hurt not only the company but its employees. >> We stay here till we win.>> It's what people say about the stock market, right. Bulls win, bears win, pigs never do. And that's true in collective bargaining as well.>> People are following our campaign. >> We just had sort of a divided workplace. >> No contract.The future of business is always uncertain. It's unclear what role organized labor can and will ...