CNN said it has restricted access to its Facebook pages in Australia following a ruling from that country’s high court that makes news organizations legally liable for comments on their Facebook posts https://t.co/7wIWXFetjl

 Listen: In today's episode of The Journal podcast, @qtwebb explains the crisis at Evergrande, the property developer that built homes for China's growing middle class for more than two decades, and what its potential collapse could mean for China https://t.co/n942depI1g

Thousands of healthcare workers in New York lost their jobs Tuesday when a new vaccine mandate went into effect, forcing some nursing homes to stop admitting new patients and hospitals to warn of longer wait times https://t.co/8lxGM70KOF

Workers trapped for more than two days at a nickel-and-copper mine near Sudbury, Ontario, climbed to safety after scaling a series of ladders covering a distance of roughly 4,000 feet https://t.co/YAX475j95I

Billionaire Ken Griffin’s electronic trading firm, Citadel Securities, is under fire again over its role in the January trading frenzy in shares of GameStop after new information surfaced in a lawsuit https://t.co/qRHrSETjfy

Lego, which responded to the pandemic by shifting marketing budgets to its online channels but didn’t make any significant strategic changes, strengthened its position as the world’s largest toy maker https://t.co/u8DPo9J1Pq

In the race to build a cheaper and longer-range electric car, auto companies are pouring more money into solid-state battery technology. It has the potential to deliver faster charging times and make packs safer than lithium-ion batteries. https://t.co/x2lRp93TGf

Pent-up demand for in-person bingo has been so strong in some spots that security guards and good Samaritans struggle to keep peace at the door. “We’re not going in here if we’re going to fight.” https://t.co/1OgjE8cgXo

The Pentagon’s top military officer said the evacuation of Americans, Afghans and allies out of Kabul in the final weeks of the nation’s longest war was a logistical success but a strategic failure. “Strategically, the war was lost.” https://t.co/1XFoO6L3VE

The man charged with shooting eight people in three Atlanta-area massage parlors earlier this year has pleaded not guilty to the shootings at two of those spas. He previously pleaded guilty to four counts of murder for one of the three shootings. https://t.co/qqjS7bXqv6

From @WSJopinion: Biden makes his $3.5 trillion tax and spend plan sound like a safety net program for the poor rather than what it really is: a government subsidy engine for everyone including the affluent https://t.co/9WKBRU3u9A

Eyeglass maker Warby Parker plans to go public through a direct listing. The company was one of the original direct-to-consumer brands, but now has more than 140 brick-and-mortar stores. https://t.co/5FNbfYnqBv

From smart thermostats and disaster-ready alarm systems to home robots and motion-tracking projectors, Amazon’s fall lineup covers both the practical and the offbeat, writes columnist @NicNguyen https://t.co/tOH6crgdJK

Harvard Business School has moved most of its M.B.A. classes online following a spate of breakthrough Covid-19 infections among its students https://t.co/vtJyv4DQZe

Regulatory clearance of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for young children may not come until November, according to a person familiar with the matter https://t.co/Hej3bNrMjn

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she would oppose a second term for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell if President Biden renominates the central bank leader https://t.co/Y8YtMLOYa1

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an emergency executive order to allow medical personnel from other states and countries as well as retired personnel to work in New York https://t.co/dDlYE9MXZB

More than 130 federal judges have violated U.S. law and judicial ethics by overseeing court cases involving companies in which they or their family owned stock, a WSJ investigation found. Judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 such cases since 2010. https://t.co/g5Eu9P6QLx

For decades, one of the most effective tools to prevent wildfires was to thin forests by removing dead trees and brush, or by using controlled burns. Forest thinning may no longer be enough to keep up today's rising wildfire risk. https://t.co/wpqJt2z5ur

A high-level trade and technology meeting to be held in Pittsburgh on Wednesday is aimed at smoothing over squabbles between the U.S. and EU https://t.co/L3TfJGBN0e