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  • 2 days ago | wsj.com | Joanna Stern

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  • 2 days ago | wsj.com | Greg Ip

    Back in 2022, Austin, Texas, had a mayoral election that bore a superficial resemblance to New York City’s this week. The final runoff featured two Democrats, one an establishment candidate and former mayor, the other a lesser-known progressive. The main issue was a housing shortage that had sent home prices and rents soaring. There, the similarities end. Despite different backgrounds, the two candidates had the same approach to housing: Make it easier to build.

  • 2 days ago | wsj.com | Corinne Abrams |Laurence Norman

    The chief of the U.N.’s nuclear agency said Iran had the know-how to rebuild its nuclear infrastructure hit by U.S. and Israeli strikes. “When you look at the reconstruction of the infrastructure, it’s not impossible,” said Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency. “This is work that Iran knows how to do.

  • 2 days ago | wsj.com | Brian Schwartz

    President Trump said on Wednesday he is reviewing candidates to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell once his term ends, as the two men clash over monetary policy. “I know within three or four people who all I’m going to pick,” Trump said during a press conference at the NATO summit in The Hague. “He goes out pretty soon, fortunately, because I think he’s terrible.” Powell’s term as Fed chair doesn’t end until 2026. Trump didn’t say who he’s considering for the job.

  • 2 days ago | wsj.com | Brian Schwartz |Nick Timiraos

    President Trump is considering selecting and announcing a replacement for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell by September or October, according to people familiar with the matter. One of these people said the president’s ire toward Powell could prompt an announcement this summer. Because the new chair wouldn’t take office until May, announcing the pick this summer or fall would be far earlier than the traditional three-to four-month transition period.

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