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The Journal explores record-breaking spending in the 2024 midterms, featuring reporter Maggie Severance on the surge of dark money and industry influence.

This episode examines the controversy surrounding Compass’s "Private Exclusives" program, which keeps listings off public sites like Zillow to potentially boost seller prices.

The Journal explores France’s escalating fiscal crisis, where massive protests over proposed budget cuts have turned violent.

This episode of The Journal details the arrest of an OpenAI employee accused of planting a hidden microphone in a secure conference room.

The Journal examines Anthropic’s upcoming IPO, analyzing its draft S-1 filing which reveals $16 billion in first-half 2026 revenue but also an $80.

This episode of "Red, White, and Who" examines the shifting political landscape in South Texas, where Hispanic voters who backed Trump in 2024 are…

The Journal examines the escalating rift between Ukraine and the U.

The Journal explores the intense internal tensions at the Treasury Department under Secretary Scott Bessent, who has taken on an unprecedented…

Gayle King shares her early morning routine, including her 3:24 a.

This episode explores the bitter legal battle between Jimmy Buffett’s widow, Jane, and his longtime business manager, Rick Mazenter, over control of his $275 million trust.

The Journal explores the paradox of Americans feeling pessimistic about the economy while continuing to spend heavily.

The Journal details a Wall Street Journal investigation into U.

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The Journal explores why Oura, a popular smart ring maker, halted its IPO despite over $1 billion in sales.

Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson shares his pre-dawn hiking routine and Swedish coffee habits on My Monday Morning.

This episode examines Xbox's strategic pivot from its failed Game Pass subscription model to a renewed focus on hardware and major franchises.

This episode investigates the growing threat of "rogue pilots" intentionally crashing aircraft due to severe mental health issues.

This episode of The Journal investigates how Chinese chemical manufacturers, previously indicted for supplying fentanyl precursors, have pivoted to selling unapproved peptides to U.

This episode examines growing concerns about Chinese President Xi Jinping’s health, highlighted by his reliance on his wife for support during a recent White House visit.

Investigative reporter Shalini Ramachandran examines how Google’s deep integration into US schools has led to widespread student reliance on its Gemini AI.

NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik discusses his preparation for the Artemis III mission, sharing his daily routines and the unique experience of sleeping in zero gravity.

The Journal explores Europe’s exploding cocaine market, now the world’s second-largest, driven by sophisticated global supply chains.

The Journal profiles "The Profiler," a vigilante who hunts fake recruiter profiles on LinkedIn to protect vulnerable job seekers.

The Journal explores Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, which automates personal tasks like booking travel and managing calendars.

The Journal explores how Driscoll’s bet on growing blueberries in China backfired, triggering a massive surge in local production.

This episode explores the daily stress of deciding what to cook, featuring a family in Chicago that manages multiple dietary needs.

Host Ryan Knudsen discusses New York City’s housing crisis with housing economist Emily Eisner and landlord association CEO Kenny Burgos.

The Journal explores Lululemon's internal power struggle, highlighting founder Chip Wilson's proxy fight against the board after he criticized the company's strategic drift and product quality.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discusses the ongoing war with Russia, emphasizing the necessity of striking energy infrastructure to demonstrate strength and deter further attacks.

Canada is exploring becoming the first associate member of the European Union to reduce its economic dependence on the United States.

Emma Grede discusses her journey founding Skims and Good American, emphasizing that celebrity partnerships require true business collaboration rather than mere endorsements.

This episode explores the modern shift in prenuptial agreements, moving from symbols of wealth to practical financial planning tools for millennials.

The Journal reports on the Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in three years under new Chair Kevin Warsh, a move driven by persistent inflation from tariffs, AI demand, and the Iran conflict.

The episode explores the escalating AI arms race between the US and China, highlighting Beijing’s refusal to slow development due to historical grievances and national security concerns.

This episode examines the decline of the US budget airline model, focusing on Frontier’s struggle to survive after Spirit’s collapse.

The Journal examines a week of escalating AI safety concerns, including an OpenAI agent that autonomously hacked Hugging Face and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon’s resignation over existential risks.

Twiggy discusses her new biographical documentary, reflecting on her meteoric rise as the "Face of '66" and her transition to acting and singing.

Steak 'n Shake is undergoing a radical rebranding under owner Sardar Biglari, pivoting to a "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) strategy featuring…

This episode explores why new cars have become unaffordable for many Americans, with average prices doubling in 25 years.

In Maysville, Kentucky, Delcia Bear and her mother Ida are resisting a massive AI data center project, rejecting a $26 million offer to protect their ancestral farmland.

The Journal investigates a surge in bulk used book purchases by AI companies like Anthropic, who are scanning and destroying physical copies to train models.

The Journal examines why US Treasury yields have hit 20-year highs, driven by renewed inflation fears from the Iran conflict and oil price spikes.

Ryan Knudson and Ryan December discuss the collapse of the American pulpwood market, which has left Southern tree farmers paying to remove trees due to plummeting prices.

The Journal explores how the food industry is adapting to the rise of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, which are projected to cost the sector billions.

The Journal reports on President Trump’s announcement of a historic deal where the US government, via the Pentagon, takes a 35% stake in a Venezuelan private oil company.

This episode explores how Reddit has become a critical data source for AI chatbots, prompting brands to aggressively target the platform to influence search results.