The Wall Street Journal

Here is an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/3Ni0ZgR

A federal judge in Massachusetts this week declared RFK Jr.’s panel appointments unlawful. on.wsj.com/40Exb11

While nearly 18% of U.S. adults have taken a GLP-1 drug for weight loss or to treat a chronic condition, about half of people will stop taking it within a year. Often, they don’t understand what is likely to come next. 🔗: on.wsj.com/3Nqu9KF

People who eat around nine servings a day of ultraprocessed foods like chips and doughnuts have about a 67% higher risk of heart attacks, strokes and dying from heart disease compared with those who eat about one serving a day, according to a new study. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3PgXHeg

The tumble in precious-metals prices from their all-time highs has accelerated, with gold and silver futures suffering some of their worst daily declines on record. wsj.com/finance/commod…

Exclusive: Saudi Arabia’s oil officials say prices could soar past $180 a barrel if war-related disruptions persist until late April, potentially pushing consumers into habits that slash their oil use on.wsj.com/3NPtUcf

Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino was grilled at the concert promoter’s monopolization trial, as he sought to defend the company’s ticket fees and past boasts about its dominance and profitability. on.wsj.com/411ZE0Z

Trump has privately told his inner circle that some of his administration’s deportation policies have gone too far on.wsj.com/4blPduX

Luxury homes are being built in the Florida Panhandle vacation spot as it looks to rebrand itself as a family-friendly destination. on.wsj.com/4rNN9B1

President Trump worked to contain the diplomatic fallout from his Iran war, seeking to assuage some surprised allies while also brushing aside criticism more countries weren’t aware of his war plans. on.wsj.com/4uJTiAU

Taylor Frankie Paul, a star of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” brought buzz to the waning “Bachelorette” franchise. Her season may never air. wsj.com/arts-culture/t…

Margareta Magnusson had a moral mission: Get rid of all your stuff before you die, rather than leaving a dreary chore for friends or families. Magnusson practiced what she preached. There was little left to tidy up after she died at the age of 91 on March 12. on.wsj.com/41jm6m0

The 137-acre Oak Hill Preserve in California comes complete with zebras and other animals. on.wsj.com/40MgTTI

Taylor Frankie Paul, breakout from ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,’ brought buzz to a waning reality franchise. Her season may never air. on.wsj.com/3NAsDFU

A federal panel approved a commemorative gold coin design featuring President Trump, endorsing the rare step of putting a living, sitting president on American money. on.wsj.com/3PjQhqG

He teaches American bartenders how to pour the perfect pint of Guinness: “This is the difference between selling three beers versus just the one.” 🍺 on.wsj.com/4rHyE1o

Set during Stalin’s Great Purge in the 1930s, Sergei Loznitsa’s film follows a naive young lawyer as he attempts to navigate his country’s legal system. on.wsj.com/4rH9GiM

In David Ireland’s comedy at Irish Repertory Theatre, a Hollywood actor’s meeting with the writer and the director of a new play goes flagrantly, hilariously awry. on.wsj.com/4bkMRMX

On a trip to the highly caffeinated capital of Vietnam, options for a pick-me-up range from traditional egg coffee to wild fruit-infused inventions on.wsj.com/4bO6jSn

The director’s documentary about designer Marc Jacobs depicts his wild style without discovering anything of substance. on.wsj.com/4lAmtly