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Section of Wyoming’s Teton Pass Collapses

The roadway linking Idaho to Jackson, Wyoming, near Grand Teton National Park, is closed indefinitely, officials say.

Ginger Adams Otis

4 hours ago

2 min read

‘Tranq’ Turns More Illicit Drug Users Into Amputees

Deadly overdoses have dropped, but millions of people are using drugs that leave them seriously disabled.

Julie Wernau

| Photographs by Alyssa Schukar for The Wall Street Journal

11 hours ago

6 min read

The Supreme Court’s Notable Cases of the 2023-24 Term

Justices are addressing issues on Trump, abortion, guns, homelessness and federal regulatory power.

Brent Kendall

11 hours ago

6 min read

Supreme Court’s Strains Intensify as Term’s End Approaches

Ideological differences and ethical questions are testing the justices as they wrestle with decisions on former President Donald Trump, abortion and guns.

Jess Bravin

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11 hours ago

6 min read

Hubris, Revenge and a Breakup Brought Down Big Tech’s Proudest Ally

Joshua Wright enjoyed a career as the cleverest mind in antitrust law—until his past caught up with him.

Brody Mullins

| Illustrations by Joe Gough for The Wall Street Journal

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12 hours ago

13 min read

For Years, an Esteemed Law Professor Seduced Students. Was He Too Important to Fire?

Joshua Wright’s achievements drew millions in donations to his university, but complaints about his personal behavior and cozy ties with Google, Facebook and other tech giants went nowhere.

Brody Mullins

| Illustrations by Joe Gough for The Wall Street Journal

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June 8, 2024

10 min read