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An American Furniture Maker Tried to Bring Jobs Back Home. It Didn’t Work.
The Krinskys tried to stay ahead of changing U.S. trade policies by moving manufacturing back from Vietnam, but the numbers didn’t pencil out.
An American Furniture Maker Tried to Bring Jobs Back Home. It Didn’t Work.
The Krinskys tried to stay ahead of changing U.S. trade policies by moving manufacturing back from Vietnam, but the numbers didn’t pencil out.
The $26 Million Cyber Heist Rocking a Small New Jersey Town
In historic Cranbury, residents are confronting local leaders over missing money that wasn’t disclosed until after the election.
SEC Enforcement Penalties Fall to 18-Year Low
The Wall Street regulator obtained about $1 billion last year, the lowest amount since the 2008 financial crisis.
Opinion | Both Parties Were Wrong on Gerrymanders
And Democrats owe the Supreme Court another apology.
Opinion | A Short Lesson in Why Republicans Lost
Consumer prices keep outpacing the rise in average hourly wages.
Opinion | The California Wealth Tax Goes Down
Voters decided they wouldn’t adopt French socialist economics.
Opinion | The GOP Got Trounced. Now What?
Students discuss what the election results mean for the final two years of the Trump administration.
Opinion | Is Trump Getting the Voters’ Message on Immigration?
He admits he was ‘too tough’ on the border, but then taps Stephen Miller to be his chief of staff.
Opinion | Notable & Quotable: Trump on Forgiveness
‘I do hate some of my enemies and I always will.’
Opinion | China’s Jensen Huang Caper
Before going off half-cocked, we ought to ask how Beijing thinks it benefits.
WSJ U.S. News, focused on domestic policy, politics, and the economic developments shaping the United States. Understand what’s happening — and why it matters.