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All-male middle schools show what boys need to develop skills—and these lessons would work in coed schools, too.

Judges also fault agency for not properly considering Illumina’s plan to fix drawbacks.

Protests, tiny portraits, Putin and more images from around the world, selected by Wall Street Journal photo editors.

A Vatican court found Italian Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu guilty on corruption charges and sentenced him to prison, marking a stunning fall from grace for a former powerful adviser to the pope.

As evidence of how quickly the mood can change, compare this year’s events with those from 2001.

Known for a clientele of first-time investors, the trading app has received $1.1 billion in account transfers since it started offering a 1% match.

Gradually improving driver-assistance features is the right way to make cars autonomous, but the EV pioneer is far from alone.

Hundreds of banks use Fed’s new instant-payment service, but universal availability could remain years away.

The moderate former New Jersey governor hopes to exploit New Hampshire’s open primary system, which allows independents to cast ballots in either party’s primary.

John Hoffman talks about the lockdown, strikes and what clicked this year and why.

Epic’s CEO founded the company in his parents’ basement. He isn’t done challenging the tech giants.

The Israeli military said the decision by two soldiers to open fire violated its rules of engagement.

William Friedkin’s horror film explores the mystery of faith and the interior struggle between good and evil—and remains a definitive entry in its genre.

All-male middle schools show what boys need to develop skills—and these lessons would work in coed schools, too.

An exhibition at Vienna’s Albertina Museum displays the Renaissance master’s idealized nudes and explores their lasting legacy.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

From staff cuts at X to a new AI company, this was another zany year for the billionaire.

Carbon removal—pulling carbon dioxide out of the air to prevent it from warming the planet—seemed far-fetched, until companies started spending billions of dollars to make it happen.

Home buyers keeling over from sticker shock might think it crazy that housing could deliver significant relief on inflation. Yet that is economists’ base case for 2024.

Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser, pressed Palestinian leaders to help provide security for the postwar Gaza Strip.

Companies in finance and accounting are now recruiting for interns nearly 18 months before college students would be expected to start.

The Autopilot system that prompted Tesla’s recent recall of two million vehicles has been the subject of lawsuits claiming the company promised more than it delivered, and in some cases, put people in danger.

The Dow set a record for a third straight day Friday, as it rose 0.2%. The S&P 500 slipped 0.01% and the Nasdaq gained 0.4%.

Activision Blizzard has agreed to pay more than $50 million to settle a lawsuit by a California regulator that helped spur Microsoft’s takeover of the company.

A process to sell the venture-capital arm of bankrupt SVB Financial, the former parent of Silicon Valley Bank, has fallen flat.