The Trump administration is throwing resources into Venezuela’s earthquake response, but the effort is colliding with ordinary Venezuelans who revile their government
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- President Trump made $1 billion on crypto deals while his fans lost a fortune
- Exclusive: Elon Musk has developed a prototype for a handset-like device designed to reshape how humans interact with AI. SpaceX recently showed it to investors.
- U.S. soccer paid millions to land Mauricio Pochettino as its coach. Now, the bruising former defender is aiming to lead the U.S. to its first knockout-round win since the 2002 World Cup. ⚽️ on.wsj.com/4y0oz4a
- Schools across the U.S. are scrambling to help struggling readers. Tennessee’s back-to-basics approach is showing promise.
- Jochen Zeitz’s 178-acre ranch, which features an Old West-style jail cell, has appeared in shows like ‘Succession’ and ‘Dark Winds.’
- From @WSJopinion: Foreigners are being led to believe they can buy American goodwill or favors if they cut the Trumps in on the action. Americans deserve better from this or any President.
- As schools across the nation scramble for remedies, one of the most closely watched efforts is playing out in Tennessee.
- While the Americans are favored to advance to the World Cup's Round of 16, what’s certain is that the team known as the Zmajevi, or dragons, won’t make the game particularly fun for their hosts. ⚽️ on.wsj.com/4vcVUX5
- Atlanta’s High Museum of Art presents an exhibition of the artist’s category-defying work—including sculpture, furniture, appliances and more.
- The animated franchise returns with a story that sees the titular yellow creatures on a chaotic and fairly witless journey through cinema’s past.
- A mystery buyer purchased the storied Bel-Air estate at the center of a lengthy foreclosure battle
- Ex-CIA Director John Brennan sued the Trump administration to force officials to preserve records from criminal probes targeting him, arguing he needs the materials to challenge any potential indictment.
