Severe drought conditions in the U.S. are prompting forecasts for the weakest cotton harvest in more than a decade and driving up prices #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/tKL2MSulJ5 https://t.co/OAmy2Fmg0A

Companies are set to start labeling plastic packaging used for yogurt, cottage cheese and butter as “widely recyclable,” sparking opposition from environmental groups who say the change risks misleading consumers https://t.co/zeWi97mFBp

Port congestion continues to haunt global trade, spreading fresh fears among exporters and importers over whether massive amounts of cargo will be delivered on time for the busy, year-end shopping season https://t.co/CgsCefzToC

You know you’ll get extra legroom if you pay for it. But beyond that, the perks can vary widely by airline. Are you getting early boarding? Dedicated overhead-bin space? Or nothing? https://t.co/5laxI5r8cr

Georgia has welcomed Russian émigrés with open arms, hoping to benefit from its neighbor’s brain drain https://t.co/OH869HhwE0

AMC outlined plans this month to issue a special dividend, sending its shares soaring. Here’s what the cinema chain's shareholders should know. https://t.co/8M0zV6Xj8U

Video: Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump, lost her re-election bid. She said she’ll do whatever it takes to keep him out of the White House. https://t.co/Sxaa2gjbYe

U.S. retail spending was flat in July. Lower prices at the pump reduced gas sales, but allowed spending elsewhere. https://t.co/cT0qdsEgVf

Stock futures fell as investors eyed Target's earnings and awaited the Federal Reserve's minutes. Follow the latest markets updates. https://t.co/8C8f4V1Oki

Gambling operators poured hundreds of millions of dollars into chasing new customers as more states adopted online sports betting. Now, the companies are revisiting their game plans. https://t.co/Cv5BLKxzHl

Russian missiles struck two Ukrainian port cities, after a series of explosions in Crimea https://t.co/HjwW5200yW

SPACs were one of the hottest investments on Wall Street early last year. Fast forward 18 months and much of the air is out of the bubble. https://t.co/GUkF8hfC4K

The owner of the American Dream mall, the most expensive U.S. shopping center ever built, is behind on its bills https://t.co/rgZqh3lf6f

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he was going to buy English soccer team Manchester United, considered one of the world’s most valuable sports brands, before revealing it was a joke #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/Fhg22PWjJ5 https://t.co/uyvvYaewjY

Trying to remember if you’re vaccinated against polio? Young adults are asking the one person who “knows everything”: mom. https://t.co/oqGimPInra

Target’s profit fell further than the retailer had anticipated as it worked to unload excess inventory https://t.co/EhO5b9FZcj

Germany plans to postpone the closure of its last three nuclear power plants, officials said, a move triggered by its mounting economic war with Russia https://t.co/IzSIgSxgzT

Lululemon, the activewear company best known for women’s yoga pants, has garnered a near-religious following amongst men for its spartan, wouldn’t-turn-heads, tech-fabric trousers https://t.co/QyMZw4gRhg

Trump-backed Sarah Palin advanced to the November election in the race for Alaska’s only House seat, the AP projected, as she mounts a political comeback https://t.co/bW8dBBdyfN

Liz Cheney, who voted to impeach Trump for inciting the Capitol riot, has lost her re-election bid in Wyoming’s GOP primary to Harriet Hageman https://t.co/n8xAt1tSfQ