The Wall Street Journal

• Europe Grapples With U.S. Swerves on Troop Deployments

  President Trump has announced changes in where American forces will be based and expressed frustration over a lack of support from allies on Iran.

• Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as U.S. Intelligence Chief

  The outspoken critic of foreign interventions had largely been sidelined from President Trump’s national security team.

• U.S. Pauses Visa Issuance for People Who Have Visited Ebola-Hit Countries

  The Trump administration, in response to the deadly outbreak, rushes resources to Central African countries where it previously cut aid.

• Iran Mediators Race for Deal to Head Off Looming U.S., Israeli Strikes

  The goal is a limited framework to extend the pause in fighting and set the stage for deeper talks.

• Trump Commits Troops to Poland After Asking Hegseth About Canceled Deployment

  The president said Poland would get 5,000 extra troops, a move that is intended to reassure an ally but won’t forestall the White House’s effort to shrink the U.S. military presence in Europe.

• ‘After Nations’ Review: Beyond Today’s Borders

  In the 20th century, world-spanning empires gave way to the network of nation states that have maintained global order to this day.

• The Oil Mystery at the Heart of America’s Pressure Campaign on Iran

  The U.S. government, oil traders and private analysts are divided over how much time Tehran has before it runs out of places to stash its crude.

• Iran Moved Billions Through Binance to Fund Regime—Continuing Into This Month

  The crypto transactions took place despite repeated red flags. Binance says it has “zero-tolerance for illicit activity.”

• The Longest Internet Blackout in History Is Crippling Iran’s Economy

  The government’s shutdown has been in place for nearly three months, threatening millions of jobs.

• Inside Israel’s High-Tech Campaign to Kill or Capture Every Oct. 7 Attacker

  One by one, militants who videotaped their exploits that day have been identified and killed, in a measure of Israel’s surveillance acumen and desire for retribution.