Jessica Dye is a senior news editor at The Wall Street Journal, based in New York. She previously worked at the Financial Times, Reuters and Law360, editing and reporting on a range of issues ...

The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal is pushing back on a call from President Trump to eliminate the Senate ...

Refunds, trade deals and presidential power are all in play.

Will the Justices stop Trump from usurping Congress’s power over taxes and tariffs?

Break the Senate’s 60-vote rule, and a vital check on the left is gone.

The U.S. Treasury is expected to hold coupon auction sizes steady for another three months, with focus once again on forward guidance.

While there still aren’t enough homes in the U.S. for everyone who would want to own one, that isn’t going to help builders, says Evercore analyst Stephen Kim.

The average premium after tax credits will be only $50 a month.

Warren Buffett is still Berkshire’s CEO for two more months. The company’s stock is trading as though he has already retired.

SentinelOne stock trades at a far more attractive valuation than its rivals CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Palo Alto Networks.

Publishers are flooding billboards, subways, and screens with ads for themselves-many for the first time in history.

The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal is urging Republicans in Congress to end health care subsidies introduced as ...