AstraZeneca’s Breast-Cancer Candidate Drug Loses FDA Panel Vote

The British pharmaceutical group said it would continue to work with U.S. regulators on a review…

The hair-loss market hasn’t changed in 30 years. New drugs are trying to fix that—with fewer side effects

Drugmakers are crowding into a market that has barely evolved in decades with new treatments for…

Marriage is linked to lower cancer risk, we’re talking to each other less than we used to and a hair-loss breakthrough may be coming. Read more in this week’s WSJ Health newsletter:

Plus, why we’re talking to each other less than we used to and a look at…

Five Takeaways From the Journal’s Analysis of the U.A.E.’s Exit From OPEC

The war in Iran has rewired the Middle East’s geopolitical order, drawing the United Arab Emirates…

Hezbollah Has Learned How to Pilot Deadly Drones Into Israeli Troops

Cheap weapons pioneered in the Russia-Ukraine war are being adopted by Iran and its allies.

Iran Is Grasping for a Solution to an American Blockade It Can’t Break

The U.S. Navy’s siege is revealing a hole in Tehran’s strategy of guerrilla warfare and controlling…

Zambia Helped Chinese Miner Cover Up Pollution Disaster, House Committee Finds

Toxic waste inundated homes and fields in a spill over a year ago. Zambia is relying…

U.K. Vows Crackdown on Pro-Palestinian Protests After Latest Antisemitic Attack

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said people chanting ā€œGlobalize the Intifadaā€ should be arrested.

Iran Softens Conditions for Resuming Peace Talks With the U.S.

Iran’s new proposal drops a demand for an upfront end to the U.S. blockade but President…

Suddenly U.S. Oil Giants Are Taking Another Look at ā€˜Uninvestable’ Venezuela

Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips recently sent technical teams to assess their prospects in the Latin American…