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Huge naval drills show that, despite President Trump’s criticisms of allies, the U.S. military is working more closely with partners on.wsj.com/4fTuZdg

Ford is over basic cars. The company is banking on different-looking and premium SUVs, pickup trucks and sports cars. on.wsj.com/4pOenIa

An American family trapped in France’s Biscarrosse wildfires recounts their terrifying escape as blazes force evacuations across Western Europe on.wsj.com/4z6Um42

Why did so many migrants enter a Spanish African exclave and who are they? Here is what to know about the incident. on.wsj.com/3RLtOV4

Nirmal Purja, the subject of a Netflix documentary for his record-setting climb of the world’s 14 highest peaks, is feared dead after an avalanche struck the mountain he was climbing in Pakistan on.wsj.com/4wsOFvm

The Hit Show That Pulls in Fans to Spend Billions of Hours Watching Spider-Man on.wsj.com/3U4QBM9

Buying a historic cottage in this Lake Michigan community requires four reference letters—and lots of patience. on.wsj.com/4pMgJay

Amazon.com reported higher revenue from Amazon Web Services on Thursday, continuing a streak of growth for its cloud computing business driven by AI demand on.wsj.com/4fJXtps

Many business leaders are getting used to the idea of higher tariffs and expect them to stick around even after President Trump leaves office in January 2029 on.wsj.com/4wzsu6W

U.S. economic growth slowed to 1.5% in second quarter on.wsj.com/3RZucPQ

American forces began launching strikes against Iran on Wednesday night, in what the U.S. military called a “powerful response” to Iran’s Tuesday missile attacks on U.S. forces in Jordan on.wsj.com/4wrh2dl

France is trying to contain wildfires with water-bombing planes that are decades old, prompting debate over whether the country was prepared on.wsj.com/4fMiUX3

As Meta learned Wednesday, and as Google saw last week, investors want better answers if they’re going to keep underwriting massive investments in data centers and development of artificial-intelligence models on.wsj.com/4pNuMNa

The Japanese ship sank off the coast of the Philippines in 1944 while carrying hundreds of American POWs. Recovering their remains has been impossible—until now. on.wsj.com/4xvdver

Fed Holds Rates Steady But Three Officials Voted for Increase on.wsj.com/4g1ZwXm

Beijing is chipping away at American space power, giving Beijing the potential to impair rival networks and blunt U.S. military might on.wsj.com/45vMsmY

Some of the largest wildfires to sweep through Europe since World War II had an unusual spark: an exceptionally wet winter on.wsj.com/44UhPHQ

A cabinet secretary, President Trump’s niece and an Oscar-nominated director have emerged as potential targets of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new tax on luxury second homes on.wsj.com/3Rwlk45

President Trump, members of Congress, world leaders, cabinet secretaries and TV hosts were among the mourners assembled at the National Cathedral in Washington. on.wsj.com/4vWRCDv

A California developer is about to start work on transforming the blustery former site of Candlestick Park into one of the Bay Area’s largest master-planned neighborhoods on.wsj.com/3RDdtl5