Spillover from banking-sector problems could threaten American consumer spending, which accounts for about 70% of U.S. output 
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A top Ukrainian defense official accused the Kremlin of trying to make Belarus a “nuclear hostage” https://t.co/60BAn5HeWE

Rescue crews continued to comb through the debris caused by a chocolate factory explosion in Pennsylvania that killed four people and left three others unaccounted for https://t.co/eWmyYXKWW5

Israel’s prime minister must decide between heeding warnings of the nation’s security establishment or risking collapse of his coalition https://t.co/NsP5pI2nQI

Everyone else is back in the office. How come Americans are still working from home? https://t.co/RQ4i3LnLWf

Facing a series of criminal investigations, Donald Trump still employs a rotating cast of lawyers without clear strategy. “He plays his own captain.” https://t.co/6cBGrPhQKZ

The outlines of Ukraine’s planned counteroffensive against the Russian invasion are beginning to emerge, after months of weapons deliveries from the West https://t.co/FEXVqUeMIs

Connor Roy is the Jan Bradiest of the Roy siblings in "Succession." What’s it like to play the brother from another mother? "It’s like, I’m the sad guy. That’s my niche." https://t.co/sXQq664IVu

Al Qaeda’s next target? The terror group conducts attacks just miles from Ghana, a major U.S. ally and island of stability in West Africa. https://t.co/bbvxSkHCO9

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s advice to women aspiring to succeed in politics or the workplace is simple: Know your motivation, and don’t be afraid to throw a punch. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/zV3eSvS7cG https://t.co/MHXBiMIqX3

From @WSJopinion: Indicting a former U.S. president would be a monumental and unprecedented step, with consequences sure to reverberate far beyond the unique fate of Trump, writes @KimStrassel https://t.co/ybIKu8EjYQ

Democrats in Albany are poised to ban natural-gas hookups in new buildings. A recent poll found a slight majority of New Yorkers oppose the idea. https://t.co/B8dcDWcXW6

Would Guy Fieri ever run for mayor? “I’d be a mayor. I mean, I am a mayor. I’m the mayor of Flavortown.” https://t.co/w1nS2eoYlP

Arizona State’s Léon Marchand might be the most versatile swimmer in the world—and he proved it at the NCAA Championships https://t.co/tRDCvEvRHI

College officials raised concerns about the U.S. News rankings for decades. It took a big move by Yale Law to start the rebellion. https://t.co/GTNg9uWAF6

Talk to business travelers and the travel agencies who cater to them, and you’ll see shifts big and small to save money given the stubbornly high prices and concern over the economy https://t.co/LxETOmD3KJ

Bosses all over the U.S. are asking the same question: Where have all the go-getters gone? https://t.co/cu13zwdMRy

A decline in apartment rents across the U.S. suggests that tenants may be maxed out on how much income they have to devote to rent #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/HKhTgBxxm0 https://t.co/jXArKTxLbo

Are your elderly parents using pot? Here’s what to talk with them about. https://t.co/NjyJtCnOqB

It’s a debate playing out at workplaces: Who should be included in a layoff? The behind-the-scenes process is complicated. https://t.co/XsBoZjnTDM