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Pakistan Top Court to Rule on Conviction in WSJ Reporter's Murder

David AppletonSep 27, 20200

Omar Sheikh, who was sentenced to death in 2002 for orchestrating the abduction and killing of Mr. Pearl, maintains he wasn’t involved. Photo: aamir qureshi/Agence

Trump Announces Barrett as Supreme Court Nominee, Describing Her as Heir to Scalia

Ray MorrisonSep 27, 20200

WASHINGTON — President Trump introduced Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court on Saturday, presenting her as a champion of conservative

Russia's Putin Proposes Noninterference Pact With U.S.

David AppletonSep 26, 20200

President Vladimir Putin, pictured Friday in Russia’s Astrakhan region, warned of ‘the risk of a large-scale confrontation in the digital sphere.’ Photo: maxim shipenkov/Shutterstock By

Trump Selects Amy Coney Barrett to Fill Ginsburg’s Seat on the Supreme Court

Ray MorrisonSep 26, 20200

WASHINGTON — President Trump has selected Judge Amy Coney Barrett, the favorite candidate of conservatives, to succeed Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and will try to

Kim Jong Un: North Korea Is 'Very Sorry' for Killing Civil Servant From the South

David AppletonSep 25, 20200

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in April. Photo: str/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images By Andrew Jeong Close Andrew Jeong Sept. 25, 2020 6:01 am ET SEOUL—North

Battles Over Voting Rules Fuel Concern About Postelection Fights

Ray MorrisonSep 25, 20200

With less than six weeks until Election Day, laws governing how Americans vote remain in flux in many battleground states, with the two parties locked

Trump Polls in Red States: Women Favor Joe Biden

Ray MorrisonSep 24, 20200

President Trump is on the defensive in three red states he carried in 2016, narrowly trailing Joseph R. Biden Jr. in Iowa and battling to

Alexei Navalny Supporters Probe How the Russian Opposition Leader Was Poisoned

David AppletonSep 24, 20200

TOMSK, Russia—Shortly after Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny collapsed last month on a plane over Siberia with signs of poisoning, his supporters rushed to the

U.S. Economy Continues Steady Recovery in September, Surveys Show

David AppletonSep 23, 20200

The U.S. economy in September continued its steady recovery from the sharp declines in the second quarter as demand and output strengthened, according to new

How Ginsburg’s Death Has Reshaped the Money Race for Senate Democrats

Ray MorrisonSep 23, 20200

For much of 2020, Al Gross’s Senate campaign in Alaska has proceeded as something of an afterthought for most Democrats, a distant contest that was