Rate rises in Japan ripple through global markets and might even push up the cost of borrowing in the U.S. https://t.co/2dkAyFcCHW ...

Ole Miss turned into the messiest situation in college football after losing its coach. Now it’s up to defensive coordinator Pete Golding to lead the Rebels into the playoff. https://t.co/9uZKCLicmh ...

Affordability means not just the prices we pay, but the means to pay them. We may be focusing too much on the first and not enough on the second, WSJ’s @greg_ip writes. https://t.co/Oguuy78NkK ...

Heard on the Street: The U.S. got lucky during hurricane season. That could help lower insurance costs next year. But don’t bet on too much. https://t.co/JA3z8Uts2o ...

President Trump signed into law new powers to screen and restrict U.S. investment in Chinese technology firms https://t.co/ZqTb3NXbTy ...

President Trump this week answered growing concerns in Asia that he could give China a pass on its increasing regional militarism with one of the largest-ever U.S. arms sales to Taiwan https://t.co/7UNXw29khQ ...

The so-called Epstein Files have been a topic of fascination for years, and the Justice Department is preparing to release more records. Here’s a guide to what is public so far. https://t.co/6aXWaXIenF ...

Robert Williams Jr.’s rapid-fire football parodies have caught the attention of NFL stars and music legends. https://t.co/GvLkhBbXc1 ...

Here is an early look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal https://t.co/i2abWjLwor https://t.co/dx6o7faAtG ...

Millions of Americans face higher health-insurance premiums and more uncertainty, with Congress set to break for the rest of the year https://t.co/RlmYfPJYUP ...