French authorities raided the Paris office of Elon Musk’s X and summoned the billionaire for a “voluntary interview,” a major escalation of European regulators’ battles with the social-media platform https://t.co/jt2HLxrqRF ...

The fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis are fueling efforts to allow lawsuits under state law to hold federal officials liable for committing civil-rights abuses https://t.co/JPQFlCDtdQ ...

In a sport where margins are dictated by who stays composed under pressure, the Alpine skiing legend is using every trick at her disposal to take gold at Milan Cortina. https://t.co/7VQWJNfLZX ...

Long viewed as a bust, Sam Darnold went through four NFL franchises before the Seahawks took a chance on him. He turned out to be one of the best bargains in the league. https://t.co/a5BdJydcIq ...

Siemens Energy plans to spend $1 billion to boost its manufacturing of grid and power-generation equipment in the U.S. as demand for electricity soars https://t.co/LdAzviOw6e ...

China is banning retractable door handles on cars, used by Tesla and many Chinese electric-vehicle makers, because of safety concerns https://t.co/A8H3zzQMrj ...

Exclusive: PepsiCo is cutting prices after receiving a flood of emails and voicemail messages from shoppers complaining that high prices were making it hard to buy the company’s snacks https://t.co/SOWALMMkXr ...

Crisis-weary Argentines are easing their grip on their precious U.S. dollars as President Javier Milei seeks to convince them to stop their hoarding https://t.co/9PjOOYcAUz ...

President Trump said he is seeking $1 billion in damages from Harvard, the latest escalation in his administration’s fight with the institution over alleged antisemitism https://t.co/xOo4I9pUdw ...

The removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has prompted many Venezuelans in the U.S. to consider returning to their home country https://t.co/iTz6RoAQns ...