Gold settled nearly 0.9% lower Friday, and silver fell 3.5%. Both metals ended the month higher, with gold posting a monthly gain of 1.4% and silver 14.8% higher.
'Holy Marvels With Dennis Quaid' Review: Between Faith and Fact
The actor hosts a History Channel series investigating the historical origins of biblical objects and stories.
Spoleto Festival USA Review: Timely Opera and Ancient Drama
‘Ruinous Gods’ struggles to find musical or narrative coherence in its depiction of the toll forced migration takes on children; Denis O’Hare and Lisa Peterson’s ‘The Song of Rome’ offers a sophisticated modern spin on Virgil’s ‘Aeneid.’
Netflix Is Teeing Up Music-Competition Shows. Think 'Love Is Blind' Meets 'The Voice.'
One series will involve bandmates auditioning and rehearsing without ever seeing each other.
Libertarians Should Vote for Trump
He isn’t one of us, but he promised to pardon Ross Ulbricht—and he’s a lot better than Joe Biden.
A 214-Acre Horse Farm Fetches $30.675 Million, Becoming Bedford's Most Expensive Home
The new owners plan on keeping it as an equestrian estate, much to the relief of residents. ‘Bedford can rest comfortably now.’
Biden and Trump Campaigns Square Off Outside New York Courthouse
A preview of the post-verdict messaging war roared into view with dueling campaign events.
Rafael Nadal Is Not Ready to Say Goodbye
In defeat, the French Open master leaves open the possibility of a Paris return. Why would anyone count him out?
What Was Anthony Fauci's Top Aide Hiding?
‘I learned from our foia lady here how to make emails disappear,’ David Morens wrote in one email.
Tesla Shareholders Advised to Vote Against Musk's Pay Package
Proxy-advisory firm Glass Lewis says the proposed compensation would dilute shareholders’ holdings.
Could Mexico's Election Spring a Surprise?
AMLO’s ruling party is trying to demoralize supporters of the opposition candidate and convince them to stay home.
Civil Rights and Antisemitism at Columbia University
A hostile environment for Jews could mean a cutoff of federal funding and liability under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
PGA Tour Golfer Dead After Withdrawing From Tournament
Grayson Murray, 30, had been playing at the Charles Schwab Challenge shortly before commissioner Jay Monahan announced his death.
'The Light Eaters' Review: Learning To Think Like a Plant
The supposedly lower life forms in fact have rich interior lives.
Is Vermentino the New Chardonnay? Inside Sonoma Wines' Italian Renaissance
Drought-resistant, heat-tolerant Italian varieties are moving in on acreage once planted to French grapes. Sonoma grape growers and winemakers alike are particularly bullish on light, bright Vermentino.
Nauseated by Your Hotel Bill? Allow Me To Explain
A hotel concierge offers a breakdown of all those fees that pop up when it is time to check out.
Macron Travels to New Caledonia to Quell Riots
The French leader aims to calm tensions between pro- and anti-independence groups and chart a path out of a crisis that threatens France’s foothold in the South Pacific.
'Hit Me Hard and Soft' Review: Billie Eilish Rediscovers Herself
The 22-year-old singer, already famous for nearly a decade, summons the fresh spirit of her early work on a new album that ruminates on the disconnect between her interior life and the expectations of the outside world.
Ivan Boesky, Convicted in 1980s Insider-Trading Scandals, Dies at 87
His cooperation with federal authorities would lead to the end of the frenzied debt-fueled takeovers that upended most every industry.
Milei's Supreme Court Misstep
He promised to clean house. So why has he nominated an icon of the old guard?
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He saved Barbie. Now he’s trying to redesign the brand that made white T-shirts and khakis cool.
From Cannes Celebrities to the Westminster Dog Show
Taiwan Parliamentary brawl, northern lights in the U.S., Buddha gets a facial and more images from around the world, selected by Wall Street Journal photo editors.
Men's Shorts Are Getting Very Wide. One Millennial Editor Is Thrilled. One Boomer Editor Is Not.
Expansive, ultra-roomy shorts are trending this summer. A super-comfortable option or a conspiracy to make men’s legs look scrawny? Our opponents duke it out.
Comex Gold Settles Lower, Silver Rises
Gold settled 0.4% lower, snapping a two-session winning streak, and silver rose 0.5%, up for a third consecutive session.
SharkNinja Wants to Take a Bite Out of New Markets
The company, best known for its blenders and vacuums, is making a bigger push into beauty.
'Up in Arms' Review: When Helping Allies Hurts
During the Cold War, the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. tried to fashion client states in their own image. The Soviets were better at it.
Walmart to Lay Off and Relocate Workers
The retailer is cutting hundreds of corporate jobs and asking some staff to move to large corporate hubs.
Fund Manager Bill Hwang's Archegos Was a 'House of Cards,' Prosecutor Tells Jury
Hwang, on trial for fraud and racketeering related to his firm’s meltdown, maintains his trading practices were lawful.
Airlines Fight Back Against Biden Administration Fee-Disclosure Rule
The Transportation Department says its rule, requiring added disclosure of baggage and flight-change fees, helps consumers avoid overpaying for surprise fees.
Pig-Kidney Transplant Patient Dies Nearly Two Months After Surgery
There was no indication that Richard Slayman’s death was the result of his transplant, according to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Independent Art Fair Review: Better Not Play It Safe
Among a multitude of pleasing yet unadventurous art, the standouts at this year’s fair shone especially bright.
An Investor's Colorful, Skull-Laden Mansion Is Boston's PriciestHousefor Sale
Kevin Starr launched a multimillion-dollar renovation to turn the $29.9 million limestone residence into a bold, ‘sexy’ home.
Public School Leaders Spar With Congress Over Campus Antisemitism
The committee that earlier questioned leaders of elite universities turned its eye to high schools Wednesday.
Lenders Are Seeing a Bottom for Consumers
The anticipated return to normal for credit trends may bode well for spending.
Brazil's Central Bank May Cut by Less Than 50 Basis Points
Brazil’s central bank may not deliver on its guidance as it may cut interest rates by less than 50 basis points on Wednesday, Goldman Sachs’s Alberto Ramos says.
Regulator Explores Naming Companies Tied to Auditing Deficiencies Amid Investor Pushback
Shareholders have long called for such disclosure in inspection reports, in part a bid to learn which specific audits had problems.
Return of the Housing Godzillas
Freddie Mac and its Biden regulator want to guarantee second mortgages. What could possibly go wrong?
China, Djibouti and the Tory MP
The African nation detained and deported a British critic of Beijing.
Is This the Most Boring Man in the World?
Insomniacs swear by dull narrators who put them to sleep, whether on purpose or not.
Mystik Dan Wins the Kentucky Derby
After winning the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, trainer Ken McPeek and jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. completed a stunning upset in the Kentucky Derby with Mystik Dan.
Warren Buffett Fears AI Has 'Enormous Potential for Harm'
The Berkshire Hathaway CEO compared artificial intelligence to the development of nuclear weaponry, even as the company begins to use it in some businesses.
AI Could Breathe Life Back into Apple's iPhone Sales
Apple — and investors — are looking to artificial intelligence to breathe new life into its offerings, particularly as iPhone sales continue to sputter.
UnitedHealth Hack: What You Need to Know
Key questions remain after UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty testified in two Congressional hearings on May 1.
The Beekeeper Who Saved a Major League Baseball Game
After an hourslong delay before an Arizona Diamondbacks game, a local pest control expert swooped in and became a local legend.
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