Day 50. #IStandWithEvan

Who says bridge is a boring card game? Read the latest installment in the The Wall Street Journal's exclusive investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's circle of influence. (More to come)

Bud Light lost its beer-sales crown in May, reflecting the damage from a monthslong boycott of the Anheuser-Busch brand after it partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/3oZEGQR

This S&P 500 company paid its median worker nearly $415,000 in 2022. No, it's not Meta or Alphabet. See the The Wall Street Journal rankings of highest paying companies: wsj.com/articles/media…

Chiefs at Hertz, Peloton, Pinterest & a few others got pay packages over $100 million in 2022, more than Apple's Tim Cook. That's $48,000 an hour (over a 40-hour week), or $801 a minute. wsj.com/articles/meet-… WSJ Business News $bx $pton $htz $pins $goog $aapl $law

Sadly, it has been 100 days since my WSJ colleague Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia. Journalism is not a crime, and we won't rest until Evan is released. #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/news/evan-gers…

“They knew the risks, but they didn’t want to do a lot to mitigate it,” says James Winn, who worked for several Bell System companies for 45 years. Read the latest story in the The Wall Street Journal investigation into lead cables left behind by the descendants of Ma Bell. wsj.com/articles/att-v…

Jeffrey Epstein email to Peter Thiel: 'my russian ambassador friend died. life is short, start with dessert.' Read the latest The Wall Street Journal exclusive showing how Epstein lured billionaires and other powerful people. wsj.com/politics/jeffr…

How big has the ERC refund game gotten? There are already so many claims this fiscal year that the ERC will cost the U.S. government more than the mortgage-interest deduction and charitable deduction —combined. Read the latest The Wall Street Journal scoop:

It has been 6 long months since our WSJ colleague Evan Gershkovich was arrested for doing his job. It is unjust and sad -- but stories like this give you a little hope. #IStandwithEvan wsj.com/sports/soccer/…

I don't know that there is a "good way" to do mass layoffs but this is the most creative way I have ever heard of a founder slashing his staff: Inviting them to burn their emotions in a fire pit outside the office. wsj.com/business/entre…

Today is Evan Gershkovich's birthday. He should be home celebrating turning 32. Instead, he's in a Russian prison on unfounded espionage charges. #JournalismIsNotACrime #IStandWithEvan

Today is my The Wall Street Journal colleague Evan Gershkovich's 32nd birthday. Instead of celebrating, he is locked in a Russian jail for doing his job as a reporter. #IStandWithEvan

A WSJ investigation shows Jeffrey Epstein never stopped abusing women. Victims say they were ensnared by his promises to use his VIP connections to get them jobs. on.wsj.com/3v6PoYA on.wsj.com/3v6PoYA

Just published a The Wall Street Journal investigation -- with private emails and exclusive photos -- that explains how Jeffrey Epstein used his VIP connections to ensnare young women in his web of abuse up until the very end. One you start reading, you won't stop: wsj.com/us-news/jeffre…

NEW: A man carrying a bag stuffed with cash walked into a Florida casino last month and asked to bet $500,000(!) that an obscure boxing match would be over 5 1/2 rounds. It turns out he was the manager of one of the fighters. Here's the wild tale: wsj.com/sports/boxing-…

.The Wall Street Journal scoop: Janel Grant, a former WWE employee, accuses Vince McMahon of sex trafficking in a new lawsuit against McMahon and WWE. Her secret payout by McMahon was previously revealed in a WSJ story by Joe Palazzolo⁩ and ⁦Ted Mann⁩. wsj.com/business/vince…

Sadly it has been a full year since my colleague WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia for simply doing his job. Journalism is not a crime. It's time to bring Evan home. #IStandWithEvan

Breaking: Russia freed wrongly convicted WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich as part of the largest and most complex East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War on.wsj.com/4cheS5q

Read our investigation about international adoption. It involves so many people -- from vulnerable families in Africa and their children to wealthy U.S. donors and adoptive families in the U.S. It took months of reporting to put the pieces together. wsj.com/world/africa/a…