I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal and here is the A.M. Edition of What's News ... the gunman who is suspected of trying to kill former President Donald Trump last weekend. Chelsea Walsh, a ...

Thousands of Unite Here members walked off jobs at properties across the country.

With rates so far from “neutral” and the labor market cooling, it is better to start big.

Alicia McElhaney covers financial distress and restructuring for The Wall Street Journal and WSJ Pro Bankruptcy. She is based in New York. Alicia previously wrote about asset owners and managers ...

Gerry Baker is Editor at Large of The Wall Street Journal. His weekly column for the editorial page, “Free Expression,” appears in The Wall Street Journal each Tuesday. Mr. Baker is also host ...

The New Orleans Saints are off to a historic start after destroying the Dallas Cowboys in a week highlighted by upsets and an ...

Oil futures rise for the third time in four sessions as U.S. offshore production gradually recovers from last week’s Hurricane Francine, with market attention on this week’s Fed meeting.

European natural gas prices rose around 1% as the region’s first cold snap raises prospects of higher demand ahead of the heating season.

Inflation cooled to new three-year lows, teeing up the Fed to begin gradually reducing interest rates at a meeting next week.

JPMorgan adds 80-hour weekly cap and Bank of America revamps timekeeping after a Wall Street Journal investigation highlighted investment banking’s work-obsessed culture.

Operators are working to ‘cultivate the next generation of cruisers’ with adults-only experiences, internet and shorter trips ...

Thousands of hotel workers at properties across the U.S. went on strike over Labor Day weekend after months of contract talks with their employers failed to produce an agreement. The strike ...