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Trump has criticized Europe for staying on the sidelines in the Iran war. But many European countries are quietly playing a crucial supporting role. on.wsj.com/4rNTHiM

Parents can jump-start tax-advantaged retirement savings for a child at birth with the Trump accounts coming this summer on.wsj.com/40KptT3

Kevin Warsh promised to overhaul the Federal Reserve and cut rates. He is being greeted by rising inflation, an oil shock and a confirmation in limbo. on.wsj.com/47jk8po

Small truck drivers in the U.S. are feeling some of the first economic effects of the rapid surge in the cost of diesel, and a broader economic impact could hit soon on.wsj.com/4bO8N2a

Iran’s move to choke off the Strait of Hormuz and turn crude oil into a weapon of war marks a new phase in the 21st-century competition for global power on.wsj.com/4bXlB7j

Dozens of flights have arrived in and departed Dubai within minutes of strikes, a WSJ analysis found on.wsj.com/4lK11Lb

President Trump has demanded that the GOP-controlled Senate vote to end most mail-in voting. Here’s why some Republicans are pushing back on.wsj.com/4sx5kMA

Ukraine has notched its biggest domestic territorial gains in more than two years after Russia lost the use of Elon Musk’s Starlink on.wsj.com/3PqmsVq

After a nearly four-year hiatus, BTS, the K-pop phenomenon, has kicked off a comeback that will show the music industry how lucrative the era of superfans can be on.wsj.com/4uGpQLR

The Trump administration is racing air defenses, radars and counter-drone systems to Arab states and U.S. forces in the Gulf, hoping to beef up their defenses against Iran’s persistent missile and drone attacks on.wsj.com/4lHZoxl

Profits at the nation’s biggest burger chains are under pressure—they’re serving up discounts anyway. on.wsj.com/4rIswG4

A flock of companies sent satellites into space to beam down crucial new insights into the Earth’s fast-changing climate. They are largely watching warzones. on.wsj.com/4lJ4ppK

Nearly one in 10 people who had Affordable Care Act plans have dropped health insurance after the expiration of federal subsidies drove up costs, a new survey shows on.wsj.com/4lCDFH2

U.S. missiles that hit Iran likely were fired from Gulf countries that have taken the brunt of Iranian drone and missile attacks—although none acknowledges allowing use of their land or airspace on.wsj.com/41cwOe3

Apple has an AI advantage even as it struggles to deliver an AI strategy of its own on.wsj.com/4sp0d0I

The USMC unit expected to arrive in the Middle East next week could help seize one of more of the strategic islands in the Strait of Hormuz to counter Iranian attacks on shipping on.wsj.com/41cmx1t

Fed Holds Steady and Maintains Rate-Cut Projection on.wsj.com/4debEUr

The U.S. Navy hasn’t had a significant mine clearing capability in decades. Now it faces the risk of mines in one of the world’s most important waterways. on.wsj.com/4bNJtu7

See the seemingly magical science behind quantum computing on.wsj.com/3PFqF7G

The U.S. has used MQ-9 Reaper drones to attack hundreds of targets in the battle against Iran. on.wsj.com/4rK4BGE