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The last moments of the World Central Kitchen aid workers who died earlier this week.

Cherry blossoms in Japan, Basketball’s Final Four and other images from across the world, selected by Wall Street Journal photo editors.

CEO Mike Whan talks about what is behind the rising interest in the game, and why he had to limit how far balls could travel.

Ecuadorean police entered the Mexican embassy in Quito to arrest a former vice president who had been granted asylum.

Alaïa’s rubber-soled ‘ballerine’ has earned fans for its counterintuitive combination of glitz and comfort: “It’s always sold out.”

“Cappuccino” and the improper mixing of oils aboard ships plague the industry as investigators probe the cause of the cargo vessel Dali’s crash into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge.

A year ago, the Boilermakers suffered one of the most embarrassing defeats in March Madness history. Now, they’re on the doorstep of their program’s first national championship.

The Pacific Surfliner has shut down frequently because of coastal erosion and eventually must be moved inland.

Veteran law enforcers are stunned by the level of violence as the gang boss known as Izo expands his control.

The SEC wins ‘shadow trading’ case, extending the application of the law.

I never got my degree and I have lots of student debt. And yet…

The Iowa superstar is one win from ending her college career with the national championship she craves. Standing in her way is the undefeated juggernaut of women’s basketball.

A labyrinth of checkpoints and other obstacles complicates the holy month for Muslims in the Israeli-occupied territory.

Measuring your cardiovascular fitness, strength and balance can give a read on how well you’re aging.

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

Marketing officials are signing up student athletes to help pitch their accounts. “These athletes are very appealing to work with.”

Big luxury companies have spent more than $9 billion on real estate since the start of 2023.

Companies are using drones to check out roofs or to spot yard debris and undeclared trampolines.

The billionaire resembled infamous activist Evelyn Y. Davis in Nelson Peltz’s proxy fight.

The former president is chasing big-name holdouts among Republican contributors to previous campaigns.

CIA Director William Burns is heading to Cairo to push Israel and Hamas to reach an agreement on the release of hostages.

Exxon’s surge is an important shift in the market, a new narrative that investors would be wise to pay close attention to—in case it changes again.

“Drama’s inconvenient,” the lightning-rod Georgia Republican says. “But the people are fed up.”