The Wall Street Journal

• Trump Says He Is in No Rush for an Iran Deal That Is Far From Finished

  A senior administration official said the agreement in principle would see the U.S. lift its blockade in exchange for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

• Trump Hails Progress With Iran

  Plus, a bitter fight in the Texas runoff for Senate, and the stock market has never been so good when people have felt so bad.

• Kyiv Suffers One of Ukraine War’s Heaviest Russian Barrages

  Moscow launched a rarely used ballistic missile in an attack that killed at least four and damaged a market, homes and museums.

• Doctors, Hospitals Struggle to Keep Up With Ebola’s Spread

  The fast-spreading virus is overwhelming creaking hospitals and clinics in Democratic Republic of Congo, dimming hopes for quick containment of what is already the third-largest outbreak of the killer disease.

• Trump Says a Deal for Talks With Iran to End War Is Near Finalization

  The framework paves the way to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and sets 30 to 60 days to reach a final pact on thorny issues such as Tehran’s nuclear program.

• Israel Is Exerting Control Over a Bigger Slice of Gaza

  Troops move the so-called yellow line that separates them from Hamas deeper into the militant group’s territory as diplomacy stalls.

• Thousands of Iranians Travel to Saudi Arabia in a Tense Wartime Pilgrimage

  Security forces are on high alert as Mecca prepares for millions of pilgrims at the annual Hajj, including Iranians, amid a war that has drawn the two nations into direct conflict.

• 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.