The unemployment rate stayed at 4.1%, a historically low level that indicates the labor market remains…
Day: September 4, 2026
Workers across all sectors are switching jobs about as infrequently as they were in the years when the job market was still clawing its way back from the 2008-09 financial crisis
The country is adding around 80,000 new jobs a month, an improvement from last year, but…
“Prior authorization” denials for drugs or treatments by health insurers are common, but patients who appeal often win
Patients who are denied coverage for a drug or treatment are often successful when they appeal,…
Facial filler is out, fat grafting is in. Read more in this week’s WSJ Wellness newsletter.
The popularity of GLP-1s is shifting facial aesthetic trends. Plus, a fast-food chain that’s gone full…
A newborn died in Amish country Pennsylvania. An autopsy showed the baby had measles. Now federal, state and local officials are at odds over how much the disease is to blame.
A local coroner’s finding contradicts the state’s, sowing doubt as a measles outbreak rages.
Novartis Says Pelacarsen Heart Disease Drug Missed Primary Endpoint
The company’s shares declined in after-hours trading after the drug failed to reduce the risk of…
A highly anticipated cholesterol drug from Novartis failed to reduce the risk of severe cardiovascular outcomes in a Phase 3 study
The Phase 3 study found a drug didn’t reduce the risk of cardiovascular events like heart…
The Bahrain Grand Prix…in Malaysia? War Is Ruining the Year for the Wealthy Gulf
The region’s leaders are giving up on hopes for a rebound as the war grinds on…
Argentina’s Milei Battles Falling Ratings by Reviving Claim to the Falklands
A comment by Trump on recognition prompted the Argentine president to schedule a national address about…
Ukraine’s Next Goal Is to Shut Down Russia’s Commercial Airspace
Pressure is mounting on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russian airports as the…