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Olivia Dean sits down for The One with WSJ. Magazine to discuss the book that inspired her latest album “The Art of Loving,” winning best new artist at the Grammys and more:
North Korea is building a secret workforce inside the U.S. WSJ uses leaked data, interviews and exclusive video to investigate how stolen IDs, deepfakes and American accomplices help funnel millions of dollars to the regime:
Thousands of North Korean operatives are using fake and stolen identities to land remote jobs at U.S. companies—funneling hundreds of millions of dollars back to the regime. Pyongyang’s scheme generates $800 million a year:
North Korea has built a secret workforce inside American companies using stolen identities, AI tools and U.S. accomplices. WSJ’s yearlong investigation follows a single cell of these operatives to offer a rare look at how these undercover workers get hired:
Chanel No. 5, one of the world’s most recognizable fragrances, depends on flowers grown by a single family in southern France. WSJ visited their fields to see how tradition and innovation keep the partnership alive:
A heavy Russian missile and drone attack killed at least 17 people in Ukraine last night, exploiting Kyiv’s severe shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles. In July, WSJ embedded with Lasar's Group in Ukraine to learn how they are using drones to intercept another threat being used in increasing numbers to attack Ukrainian cities: Russian one-way drones.
Maine Senate Democratic nominee Graham Platner said his campaign would be reflecting on the “best path forward” after a woman he was romantically involved with publicly alleged that he sexually assaulted her, an allegation he denied. In May, WSJ sat down with Platner and traveled to Maine to meet the independent activists behind Platner’s rise:
Former SNL star Bowen Yang and his "Las Culturistas" co-host Matt Rogers sat down for The Job Interview with WSJ. Magazine, where they interview each other about their early careers and acting journeys, the origins of their podcast and more:
Kalshi Co-Founder Luana Lopes Lara chats at WSJ's Future of Everything about how prediction markets are reshaping the way we understand risk, politics and economic uncertainty. Watch live on WSJ Events channel here at 12:25 pm ET:
Al-Qaeda-led militants are closing in on Mali’s capital, forcing a retreat of Russian mercenaries and killing the defense minister. In November 2025, WSJ explained how 24 years after the 9/11 attacks, these jihadists threaten to topple the government:
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Olivia Dean sits down for The One with WSJ. Magazine to discuss the book that inspired her latest album “The Art of Loving,” winning best new artist at the Grammys and more:
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North Korea is building a secret workforce inside the U.S. WSJ uses leaked data, interviews and exclusive video to investigate how stolen IDs, deepfakes and American accomplices help funnel millions of dollars to the regime:
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Thousands of North Korean operatives are using fake and stolen identities to land remote jobs at U.S. companies—funneling hundreds of millions of dollars back to the regime. Pyongyang’s scheme generates $800 million a year:
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North Korea has built a secret workforce inside American companies using stolen identities, AI tools and U.S. accomplices. WSJ’s yearlong investigation follows a single cell of these operatives to offer a rare look at how these undercover workers get hired:
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Chanel No. 5, one of the world’s most recognizable fragrances, depends on flowers grown by a single family in southern France. WSJ visited their fields to see how tradition and innovation keep the partnership alive:
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A heavy Russian missile and drone attack killed at least 17 people in Ukraine last night, exploiting Kyiv’s severe shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles. In July, WSJ embedded with Lasar's Group in Ukraine to learn how they are using drones to intercept another threat being used in increasing numbers to attack Ukrainian cities: Russian one-way drones.
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Maine Senate Democratic nominee Graham Platner said his campaign would be reflecting on the “best path forward” after a woman he was romantically involved with publicly alleged that he sexually assaulted her, an allegation he denied. In May, WSJ sat down with Platner and traveled to Maine to meet the independent activists behind Platner’s rise:
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Former SNL star Bowen Yang and his "Las Culturistas" co-host Matt Rogers sat down for The Job Interview with WSJ. Magazine, where they interview each other about their early careers and acting journeys, the origins of their podcast and more:
3 months ago | [YT] | 39
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Kalshi Co-Founder Luana Lopes Lara chats at WSJ's Future of Everything about how prediction markets are reshaping the way we understand risk, politics and economic uncertainty. Watch live on WSJ Events channel here at 12:25 pm ET:
4 months ago | [YT] | 43
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Al-Qaeda-led militants are closing in on Mali’s capital, forcing a retreat of Russian mercenaries and killing the defense minister. In November 2025, WSJ explained how 24 years after the 9/11 attacks, these jihadists threaten to topple the government:
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