Breaking: Telegram's founder was charged by French authorities for crimes including complicity in distributing child porn, illegal drugs and hacking software on the app on.wsj.com/3MJDKbH on.wsj.com/3MJDKbH

Many outside Europe don't realize how violent organized crime has become here. If anyone embodies that trend, it's drug lord Ridouan Taghi who was recently sentenced to life but is still a major threat to society, even from jail. My story from Amsterdam: wsj.com/world/europe/e…

On Day 330, Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s Long Fight to Free Her Son Ended in Tragedy wsj.com/us-news/on-day…

Journalism makes important things interesting. Algorithms make interesting things important. x.com/farhip/status/…

Breaking: The Nasdaq sank about 3.3% and the Dow dropped more than 600 points over signs of weakness in the U.S. manufacturing sector on.wsj.com/4dQ7Wxq on.wsj.com/4dQ7Wxq

The accused: a Long Islander.

Five days after Katie Harrington gave birth to her son, she got a headache so bad it made her cry. She had preeclampsia—a life-threatening disorder that’s on the rise. "She didn't seem right yet." wsj.com/health/preecla… via The Wall Street Journal

Larry don't mess ...

Exclusive: Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, according to U.S. and European officials. The move comes as Russia has stepped up missile attacks on Ukraine in recent days, killing dozens of civilians. on.wsj.com/3TlzbYB on.wsj.com/3TlzbYB

Things are getting real back home ...

As always, stay tuned...

FBI & CISA today released a PSA stating that "malicious actors continue to spread false or misleading information" about "hacked voter information." Agencies have rec'd *no* info re: cyberattack of elec infrastructure etc. Keep informed, follow the recs: cisa.gov/sites/default/…

The Biden administration will restrict the use of a trade provision that lets China-founded e-commerce giants such as Temu and Shein easily ship to the U.S. on.wsj.com/3B0bqit on.wsj.com/3B0bqit

ICYMI: A star professor's defamation claims against Harvard and the data bloggers who said her work contained falsified data have been dismissed. Nidhi Subbaraman reports for #WSJScience wsj.com/science/harvar… via The Wall Street Journal

On Sept. 9, JD Vance’s staff called the Springfield city manager to ask if there was any truth to the rumors about Haitian immigrants. “He asked point-blank, ‘Are the rumors true of pets being taken and eaten?’ I told him no.” Vance left the post up. wsj.com/us-news/spring…

Somebody makes a claim. You go see if it’s true. In this case it is not. It’s tempting just to accept a claim when it fits your side’s narrative. It’s also tempting just to reject a claim when it doesn’t fit! Better to check. The The Wall Street Journal is particularly good at this.

"A Vance spokesperson provided WSJ w/ a police report in which a resident had claimed her pet might have been taken by Haitian neighbors. But when a reporter went to Anna Kilgore’s house Tuesday evening, she said her cat ... which went missing in late August, had actually

Neil was a terrific, thoughtful writer and leader and a wonderful person. He contributed so much to @wsj over so many years, as a colleague, mentor and friend to many.

Many Republicans think Democrat Jon Tester is toast, so the fight for control of the Senate is basically over. Montanans aren't so sure. WSJ's Lindsay Wise reports from Big Sky Country. wsj.com/politics/elect…

I turned 65 yesterday, and I turned 85 today. How? I’m a New Orleans Saints fan!