The Wall Street Journal

Student visas for Africa’s best and brightest were canceled by the Trump administration, leaving empty seats and broken dreams. “A punch to the heart,” said one woman who lost her scholarship. on.wsj.com/3Pwmprd

Wall Street is betting on a veteran of both the Marines and bare-knuckle New Jersey politics to fight Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s push to raise taxes on the wealthy on.wsj.com/40UKLgN

A raft of new men’s styles of leather jackets read easy and pulled-together, not try-hard. Here, some things to keep in mind when shopping for a leather jacket. 🔗: on.wsj.com/4bGJpuT

Young people, who are just starting their careers, are trying to figure out which professions will insulate them from AI’s impact—or what jobs will benefit from it. on.wsj.com/4rRwOuS

Airlines are retrofitting their passenger jets or buying new ones that have a larger share of premium seats. Their goal is to squeeze more revenue out of each seat flown, catering to travelers willing to pay up for lie-flat and extra legroom seats. on.wsj.com/3NK0gVF

Parents can jump-start tax-advantaged retirement savings for a child at birth with the Trump accounts coming this summer. on.wsj.com/4dErSWP

Exclusive: A 1920s estate built by a Macy’s heir is coming to market in New Jersey for $10 million. About 40 miles south of Manhattan, the compound has roughly 21,600 square feet of living space across nine structures. on.wsj.com/40RComg

President Trump went back on his threat to attack Iranian power plants and instead embraced diplomacy as a result of closed-door discussions led by Middle Eastern intermediaries. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4c4nzmr

A New Mexico jury on Tuesday found that Meta Platforms, which runs Facebook and Instagram, was liable for failing to protect young people from online dangers. on.wsj.com/3Pr8zGE

To the U.S., the world’s largest battery company is a geopolitical threat. But the billionaire who runs China’s CATL is confident the Americans will eventually come calling. on.wsj.com/4c21jcW

A federal judge on Tuesday said the U.S. government appeared to be punishing Anthropic in its actions against the artificial-intelligence company, in retribution for bringing into the public view its contracting dispute with the Pentagon. on.wsj.com/4c2J3A5

Tuesday’s choppy trading session marked the latest twist for markets that in recent weeks have been almost singularly focused on the price of oil. on.wsj.com/4d9ouTJ

Hotels across the country are trying to break in to a new line of business: members-only social clubs. on.wsj.com/4bwpiRx

Refreshing your wardrobe for spring is about making smart swaps. These 12 springy pieces will will help you ease into warmer weather. on.wsj.com/4uL0Za5?

All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman, who recently signed with the Chicago Cubs to a five-year, $175-million contract, talks about his childhood in Albuquerque, N.M., powering through disappointment and house hunting in his new city. 🔗: on.wsj.com/4rV004u

Exclusive: OpenAI is planning to discontinue the app for its Sora video platform, a product it released to great fanfare last year that has since fallen from public view. on.wsj.com/4bvwz3R

The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday it was investigating more than one potential problem that could have played into the deadly LaGuardia Airport crash Sunday night on.wsj.com/47nLHOp

Afghanistan’s Taliban government said it had released Dennis Coyle, a U.S. citizen detained in the country since early 2025. on.wsj.com/4bFSoMV

Police searched the offices of Swiss bank Edmond de Rothschild as part of an investigation into a former French diplomat who used to work at the bank and was an associate of Jeffrey Epstein. on.wsj.com/4bPsHJX

Plans for a 3,000-bed prison near the Arkansas River, led by Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, face an unlikely rebellion from a group of MAGA conservatives. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4t7VjoN