The Republican Party is hoping to build its ranks of Black lawmakers in the House, with one candidate expected to win in a safe GOP district and a handful of others in competitive races, following the planned retirement of its sole current Black member https://t.co/ybxgVnvYWh

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of New York City Tuesday night, after Philadelphia police fatally shot a Black man. It was the most significant unrest the city had seen in weeks, following a summer of rallies against police brutality and racism. https://t.co/Fe5tQXcFKL

Watch live coverage of the Senate Commerce Committee’s hearing with Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey https://t.co/KQuNDwaOgs

Hurricane Zeta restrengthened over warm Gulf waters Tuesday night as it moved toward southeastern Louisiana and the northern Gulf Coast with strong winds and life-threatening storm surge https://t.co/OSshPMkqjQ

The Dow industrials fell more than 500 points as concerns about rising coronavirus cases sent investors toward safer assets https://t.co/t6PXzs1IiH

“Sometimes I am afraid to close my eyes”: A 40-year-old who pulled back from the coronavirus brink months ago says problems lingered, including blood ailments and depression https://t.co/bECD6qJj6m

The race is on to build next-generation devices and artificial intelligence that can monitor and decode brain activity https://t.co/DywPG2NRfP

Markets slid lower this week amid rising coronavirus cases and uncertainties over the U.S. election #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/z9ktFWSaCU

RT @rebeccaballhaus: A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News study has found no evidence, so far, of the kind of late surge toward Trump among undecided voters that helped produce his unexpected wins in 2016. https://t.co/f0thA1LlOi

Police and protesters clashed for a second night in Philadelphia after the police killing of Walter Wallace Jr. City officials have requested law-enforcement assistance. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/EsRYAgvsfZ

Uber, Lyft and DoorDash are spending tens of millions of dollars and flooding voters with messages in a neck-and-neck battle to preserve their current business model in California https://t.co/3Uq0zSkAhO

Ahead of the PlayStation 5 launch, Sony joins Japanese tech companies’ V-shaped recovery  https://t.co/mv50nBPQky

GE, Juniper, Stryker, Akamai: Here’s what to watch as markets kick into gear https://t.co/7MX4TQtHPN

General Electric reported another quarter of shrinking revenue due to its aviation unit, but posted a smaller loss and generated cash from its industrial operations https://t.co/Kb2aAMVJ5x

A 332-year-old insurance market is investigating its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade https://t.co/d0abadlndv

Prices for cheeses from mozzarella to cheddar neared record highs this month, but the industry is reeling from wild swings during the pandemic #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/2Z2fEeUHBd

Blackstone posted slightly higher earnings for the third quarter as its focus on tech-related investments helped its private-equity portfolio rise above broader markets https://t.co/3XwqRMjNa9

The U.S. cheese industry is reeling from seven months of chaos as the pandemic causes upheaval in prices and demand https://t.co/WIBgD5tBjz

The CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Google parent Alphabet will be asked by a Senate panel to explain how they monitor political content online https://t.co/lDU9OkNffB

A discordant picture of the U.S. economy emerged from third-quarter earnings reports from some of the country’s largest credit-card issuers https://t.co/PGN1pYJbej