From Wall Street Journal Opinion: The Justice Department is suing software developer RealPage for allegedly conspiring to fix rents with AI models that help landlords estimate rates. As usual, politicians blame businesses rather than fix their own misguided policies. on.wsj.com/3XuEIP3

From Wall Street Journal Opinion: In a close presidential race like this one, the air and ground combat could make all the difference, writes Karl Rove on.wsj.com/3My383P on.wsj.com/3My383P

Here is an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/4cSfaQh

From Wall Street Journal Opinion: On economic policy, now and in the future, there is only one difference between Biden and Kamala Harris—22 years of age, writes Daniel Henninger on.wsj.com/3XeOhAr on.wsj.com/3XeOhAr

Gone are the days of banks hawking plastic to college students on campus in exchange for a freebie. Here’s what students should do today to get a credit card. on.wsj.com/4dr4FEb on.wsj.com/4dr4FEb

Part Austin Powers, part James Bond. How one man wielded international influence by pretending to be a CIA operative. 🔗: on.wsj.com/3T9Dmqw on.wsj.com/3T9Dmqw

The "forgotten generation," born between 1965 and 1980, launched their careers at the start of a massive shift in how Americans work. As they approach retirement, many aren't prepared. 🔗: on.wsj.com/3MrBplv on.wsj.com/3MrBplv

Good news: You can live in sweatpants and sweatshirts all weekend—and look suave, not scruffy—if you follow these style rules on.wsj.com/3X4yPqc on.wsj.com/3X4yPqc

Whether you’re into hiking, camping, birding or biking, there’s a national park for you. We crunched the numbers to rank them all, and we bet the top spot will surprise you. 🔗on.wsj.com/4dxZWAY

Towing cars has become a deadly business in Canada’s largest city 🔗: on.wsj.com/3XrlcD1

Between the flag and tackle versions, America’s most popular high school sport is booming among female players on.wsj.com/4fVRhdm on.wsj.com/4fVRhdm

What do travelers want from an Airbnb right now? Their hosts have an answer: too much. on.wsj.com/3Xtp8mB on.wsj.com/3Xtp8mB

High school volleyball used to be for girls. Now it’s booming with boys. Here’s why. on.wsj.com/4d01pPO on.wsj.com/4d01pPO

Companies find their youngest employees the most difficult to work with, surveys show. Now executives are making efforts to engage them more. on.wsj.com/3X7G8xz on.wsj.com/3X7G8xz

The plan to restart Michigan’s decommissioned Palisades nuclear power plant—which would be a global first—was driven by surging demand for electricity and new investment in green energy 🔗 Read more: on.wsj.com/4e8X51y

Soda maker Olipop is figuring out how to get its drinks into the hands of concertgoers and sports fans at new venues not beholden to historic deals with PepsiCo and Coca-Cola on.wsj.com/3Z67gzC on.wsj.com/3Z67gzC

Leaving money in a will for a cat or dog was once a thing the ultrawealthy did. Now, pets are part of the common estate plan. on.wsj.com/46HWG3o on.wsj.com/46HWG3o

A military branch established by Trump emerges from the shadows as China and Russia build arsenals of weapons that could target American military and civilian satellites on.wsj.com/3XdHKpx on.wsj.com/3XdHKpx

If you haven’t filed a tax return in recent years, the IRS is turning up the heat on.wsj.com/3AR4013 on.wsj.com/3AR4013

The typical American load, on average, sits unattended for more than two hours. New technology aims to solve that. on.wsj.com/4dNOn91 on.wsj.com/4dNOn91