Strikes and protests convulsed Israel as the country's president urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt a controversial judicial overhaul on.wsj.com/3LRl0aT

Patriotism, religious faith and other priorities that helped define the national character for generations are receding in importance to Americans, according to a Wall Street Journal-NORC Poll on.wsj.com/3niT31n

Three schools that have never appeared in a Final Four. Not a No. 1 seed to be found. Then there is UConn, which is favored to win the NCAA tournament. Columnist @jasongay on a fresh reset for men’s college basketball’s last weekend. on.wsj.com/3JNDSor

San Francisco tries to crack down on urban disorder and goes after...a beloved Little Free Library. The city's anonymous-tip line also ensnares neighborhood awnings and benches. wsj.com/articles/san-f…

The ping-pong tables have turned. Companies are cutting back on prized employee perks as they vow to trim costs and prioritize efficiency. #WSJWhatsNow bit.ly/3LNxoc0

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, through one of his organizations, is funding a $25 million campaign called "Stand Up to Jewish Hate" to denounce antisemitism on.wsj.com/3TOgFqS

A large-scale transport strike brought large parts of Germany to a standstill as higher prices in Europe fuel labor unrest on.wsj.com/3KcAm8L

Uber Eats is taking thousands of online-only brands off its app out of concern that the platform is getting clogged by restaurants listing multiple delivery options with different names but the same menu on.wsj.com/3FU4jaX

Some of Europe’s biggest polluters are earning windfalls from the sale of carbon credits on.wsj.com/42MCwmO

The nation’s drug-overdose crisis is taking a heavy toll on homeless people on.wsj.com/3zbJUKS

Crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun’s strategy for boosting digital-assets exchange Huobi’s revenue includes a novel way around Beijing’s trading restrictions on.wsj.com/3FTJZq1

Western leaders are beginning to have a clearer vision of how they hope the war in Ukraine will end. What's missing is any plan to make it happen. on.wsj.com/3nixga5

Silicon Valley Bank branches will open Monday under new ownership. First Citizens bought large chunks of SVB following the bank’s collapse earlier this month #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/3TLjmta

Chinese authorities have arrested an employee of Japanese drugmaker Astellas Pharma, the second detention of foreign company staff in recent days on.wsj.com/3KcyQ6z

The U.S. share of global chip making has shrunk from 37% in 1990 to just 12% in 2020. Now, the government has a plan to rebuild an industry it sees as crucial to national security. on.wsj.com/3niDk2l

Steelmakers are ramping up production of a hard-to-make, paper-thin steel to capture a fast-growing market for a critical material for EVs on.wsj.com/3JUN8aC

Tether, the largest stablecoin by market cap, is continuing to extend its lead in the battle for supremacy on.wsj.com/3lKclfD

The New York grand jury is expected to reconvene Monday amid growing public anticipation over a potential indictment of former President Donald Trump on.wsj.com/40C4cbV

Some banks are rolling out the welcome mat for cryptocurrency firms that found themselves in need of banking services after the downfall of Signature Bank and Silvergate Capital on.wsj.com/40kYnzQ

The layoffs keep coming. How companies decide who gets to stay and who goes. on.wsj.com/3K8nD6K

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/3TT8QQQ

The chairman of Credit Suisse’s largest shareholder has resigned less than two weeks after his comments set off a panic with the European lender’s shareholders, prompting an emergency sale to UBS on.wsj.com/3TNS1GS

Authorities said they were investigating the cause of a large explosion at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania that killed at least seven people on.wsj.com/3z7moyD

Israel’s largest labor union has announced a nationwide strike over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial judicial overhaul plan on.wsj.com/3nqp4o5

The era of remote work has ended for millions of Americans on.wsj.com/40kjgv3

The Victrola Stream Onyx bridges the gap between vintage and modern music technology on.wsj.com/40xhUga

Jack Ma, Alibaba’s billionaire co-founder, has returned to mainland China after spending roughly a year overseas, according to people familiar with the matter on.wsj.com/3KbAO70

Some travelers are finding that putting a group of strangers together is more dicey than ever. "You are ruining my safari!" on.wsj.com/3TJFbt8

Brace yourself for a new brand of horror. A boom cycle in scary movies is here as studios seek to lure audiences back to theaters. on.wsj.com/40iiVcp

Sociologists have found that warm, caring dads produce what they call the “good father effect.” Closeness with fathers was associated with fewer weight concerns, higher self-esteem and fewer depression symptoms for both boys and girls. on.wsj.com/3JIZLp3