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 ...

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

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

Students discuss the White House’s agenda for universities.

CNN CEO ‘feeling confident’ on launch of All Access subscription service, but possible ownership change might complicate plans.

The win for Argentine President Javier Milei’s party is rewarding investors who bet on the country.

Lenders quietly rewrite their collateral rules, which suggests a crisis waiting to happen.