In politics as in life, the stupid person causes others to lose and gains nothing for himself.

Limit asylum claims, reduce welfare and open the door to highly skilled foreign nationals.

The recent Treasury Department breach is the latest example of China’s strategic plan to destabilize the free world.

Meghan Bobrowsky is a technology reporter in The Wall Street Journal’s San Francisco bureau, where she covers the tech giant Meta and social media at large. Since joining the Journal in 2021 ...

Jeff Horwitz is a technology reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in San Francisco, where he covers Meta and social-media platforms. He is the author of “Broken Code: Inside Facebook and ...

Jared S. Hopkins is a New York-based reporter for The Wall Street Journal, where he covers healthcare and pharmaceutical companies for the Health and Science team. His stories often explore what ...

Even as trading and dealmaking surge, lending growth is muted.

Mark Maremont is a senior editor with The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on investigative reporting, particularly in the business, finance and political spheres, and is based in the Journal's ...

Sean McLain is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in Los Angeles, covering EV startups like Rivian and Lucid and Japanese and Korean auto makers. Prior to moving to Los Angeles ...

Senior executives at two of the nation's largest financial companies are on the way out. Mark Wiedman, head of BlackRock's global client business and a top candidate to succeed longtime CEO Larry Fink ...

Soma Biswas covers restructuring and bankruptcy for The Wall Street Journal and WSJ Pro. She has covered the wave of bankruptcies that swept across the brick-and-mortar retail industry in recent ...

Christopher Mims is a columnist who writes about technology for The Wall Street Journal's tech bureau in San Francisco. The subjects of his columns vary widely from one week to the next.