Top Trump officials debated war plans on unclassified chat shared with journalist, Judges rip Trump officials over deportation flights, and the U.S. keeps dropping in global happiness rankings.

President Trump declines to rule out a recession, where does the tariff money go, and the car and truck market is about to get worse.

How risky could tariffs be for Trump and Republicans, Hamas threatens to kill hostages if Israeli attacks resume, and Minnesota Twins star is asking kids to sign his hat in spring training.

Supreme Court grants Trump request to pause foreign-aid payments deadline, legendary actor Gene Hackman, wife Betsy and dog found dead, and tooth fairy payouts drop to lowest rate in years.

House passes GOP budget plan, US, Ukraine agree to terms of critical minerals deal, and US Marine protected puppy while deployed, now hopes to bring her home.

Some US agencies tell workers not to reply to Musk's 'What did you do last week' email, foreign leaders visit Ukraine to show their support on war's 3rd anniversary, and bus driver saves nonverbal teen found in freezing cold.

Jury for Donald Trump's trial takes shape, Supreme Court appears skeptical of using obstruction law to charge Jan. 6 rioters, and why some people bruise more easily than others.

Why is your bank account out of money? The Wall Street Journal's Julia Carpenter explains different factors as to how your bank account might not have much money left in there.

Brenda Lee's 'Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree' now has a resurgence at the #1 spot these days. However, Brenda Lee won't be earning a lot of money for her song. MarketWatch's Charles Passy explains why.

Gen Z is coming of age and they are becoming more financially conscious because of inflation. USA Today's Daniel De Vise has more on the story.

President Biden brushes off House impeachment inquiry, escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante captured, and who says money can't buy happiness.

U.S. Burning Man "exodus operations" begin as driving ban is lifted, First lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19, and the 3 best money moves for September.

Sarah Bedford of the Washington Examiner had a look at the efficacy of universal basic income programs.

A trillion-dollar problem awaits the next President. Caitlin Owens of Axios takes us behind the headline.

I-95 overpass collapses in Philadelphia, what is worrying investors, and nutritionists settle a great food debate.

Fighter jets chase small plane in Washington area before it crashes in Virginia, how parents can help- and hurt- their new grads as they begin their careers, and best money moves to make this June.

Rachel Wolfe of the Wall Street Journal explains why everyone you know is looking for a tip these days.

Texas mass shooting suspect arrested, President Biden to send 1,500 troops to Mexican border, and best money moves to make this May.

President Biden plans video re-election bid, dealing with an out of touch CEO, and smart ways to spend your tax refund.

Winter storm causes widespread power outages, EPA says Norfolk Southern will pay for everything, and warming up your car in cold weather can damage your engine.

Southwest Airlines gears up for a normal flight schedule after mass cancellations, President Biden signs $1.65 trillion spending bill, and ways American finances actually improved in 2022.

Do children cost a fortune? Josh Zumbrun of the Wall Street Journal explains.

Julia Carpenter of the Wall Street Journal discussed with Jennifer Kushinka on why married couples handle inflation better than their single friends.

Jessica Dickler of the CNBC and Gordon Deal talked about how teen workers have the opportunity to make more money over the summer.

Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher delivers expert advice on what not to do during a bear market.