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Evan Gershkovich ‘Belongs in This Newsroom’: WSJ Journalists Speak Out
WSJ colleagues reflect on detained reporter Evan Gershkovich’s passion for Russia and journalism
An American reporter with Russian heritage, WSJ’s Evan Gershkovich made Russia his second home and was authorized to work in the country when he was detained by authorities. His colleagues talk about what makes him such a talented correspondent. Photo: The Wall Street Journal
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The Booming Texas Border Town at the Center of a Global Trade Shift
Laredo, Texas, is primed to become one of the world’s most important land ports as companies around the world reduce their reliance on factories in China and shift their production to Mexico. Photo Illustration: Ryan TrefesHow This Construction Technique Prevents Skyscrapers From Sinking
Super-tall skyscrapers are being built in cities around the world where they might normally sink. But a process called deep-soil mixing allows builders to give skyscrapers a stronger base. WSJ explains how the process changes the earth, and the risks it poses as cities expand. Illustration: Preston JesseeHow Donald Trump’s Charges Compare to John Edwards’s Past Indictment
Donald Trump is the first former U.S. president to be charged with a crime. But a decade ago, John Edwards was charged in a case involving a hush-money payment made during his presidential run. Here’s how the two cases compare. Photos: Associated Press/Getty Images