Immigrants Sue ICE for Allegedly Withholding Passports and Other Documents

The plaintiffs said the agency is violating the Fourth Amendment by keeping their property long after…

Six Flags Closes Several Rides After Georgia Roller-Coaster Death

The amusement park company said it was shutting down similar attractions across its parks after several…

Man Who Orchestrated Tupac Shakur’s Killing Sentenced to 40 Years to Life

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was convicted in August for the 1996 shooting death of the rap…

Justice Department Threatens Probe of American Bar Association on Law School Rules

A top DOJ official says ABA unfairly restricts part-time law faculty, while echoing Trump administration concerns…

Cornell Suspends Fraternity Parties in Wake of Rape Allegations

Cornell suspended parties at fraternity houses on campus for the remainder of the academic year as…

IMF Warns of Global Economic Setbacks as Shocks Test Resilience

If borrowing costs and inflation go unchecked, a sharp slowdown looms for the global economy, the…

Seeking Less Harmful Alternatives to Central Bank Rate Rises

“It’s an extremely blunt instrument,” and puts democracy at risk, says Isabella Weber, associate professor of…

The Nobel Prize in Economics has implications for the Federal Reserve. Read more in today’s WSJ Economics newsletter:

Plus, a Nobel laureate leaves his mark on recessions, AI leverage risk, and does California aspire…

Home sales in September rose for the first time since May, with buyers taking advantage of a plateau in mortgage rates over the summer before the surge in recent weeks

The 1.5% gain over the previous month reflected a plateau in mortgage rates over the summer,…

Treasury, Eurozone Yields Decline as Markets Look to U.S. Inflation Data

U.S. Treasury and eurozone government bond yields retreated, helped by a drop in Brent crude prices…