He’s the Master of the Olympic Comeback—and Team USA’s Biggest Winner Jordan Stolz, the most dominant speedskater in the world, often starts his races slowly. But thanks to his knack for racing from behind, he could leave Milan with more gold medals than anyone on Team USA. By Robert O’Connell, WSJ Feb. 21, 2026 9:00 am ET American speedskater Jordan Stolz has won two gold medals and a silver at the Winter Olympics in Milan. MILAN—Away from the majesty of the Italian alps and

Talk about doubling down! It’s the End of the Beginning of the Tariff War The Supreme Court rules against Trump, but his administration has been working on Plan B. By Scott Lincicome, WSJ Updated Feb. 20, 2026 2:59 pm ET The Supreme Court’s ruling in Learning Resources v. Trump is welcome news for American importers, the U.S. economy and the rule of law. But the tariff fights have only begun. Invalidating the tariffs President Trump imposed under the International Emergency E

Newsom is better looking that Gov Fatzo. In fact even better looking that Hochul! Newsom’s Climate Policy Backfires As refineries close, California is importing more foreign oil. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Feb. 20, 2026 5:34 pm ET The Phillips 66 Company's Los Angeles Refinery Bing Guan/Reuters Gov. Gavin Newsom this week took a victory lap in London after signing a climate deal with the United Kingdom. California, he said, “is the best place in America to invest in a clean

Just for fun I looked at the betting markets (see left). I bet we take out a few more targets. We don't park all that hardware for fun. Iran cannot afford to call Trump’s bluff Charlie Gammell, The Spectator Thursday, February 19, 2026 Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (Credit: Getty images) The talks are still alive. Just. Iranian and US diplomats, engaging indirectly through Omani intermediaries, have yet to make any substantive progress toward a framework of un

This summer join us for the vacation of your life. And bring the whole family! Headed to a national park this summer? You likely won't need a reservation Several popular vacation destinations do away with the requirement to book a time slot to gain entry By Chris Morris, Quartz Media Published Yesterday As Americans looked for things to do during the pandemic, the wide-open spaces of national parks were particularly appealing. The crowds and the health threat, though, led of

What's wrong with Apple? OpenAI is reportedly close to finalizing $100 billion funding round It's the largest raise in history, but it's still just a drop in the bucket for what the ChatGPT maker is spending these days By Chris Morris, Quartz Media Updated Yesterday Less than a year after it closed the largest fundraising round by a private tech company in history, OpenAI is closing in on a new record. Bloomberg reports the AI giant is close to finalizing a round that is expe