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Joe Biden was also invited by the social media company to do a debate or a town hall but he declined according to the WSJ

“Sinwar is expected to reject any agreement that does not include a credible path to ending the war,” the officials stated to the WSJ

WSJ correspondent completes a year in Russian jail - He is facing charges that could keep him in a cell for years - The Russian president would like to see him go home, but not without rewards

Sources cited by the Wall Street Journal suggest that she will refrain from making an endorsement on Wednesday

Boeing, a US aircraft giant, is considering a plan to cut about 10% of its employees, as the company is experiencing serious difficulties because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wall Street Journal reports.

According to a financial statement, the aircraft manufacturer's plan includes early retirement, but also forced redundancies mainly in its commercial area.

The White House has said it is preparing to end its subscription to the New York Times and Washington Post for government agencies.

The idea, announced by the Wall Street Journal, was justified in saving money, BNR reports.

The American paper said that US and Germany were on the opposite sides when it came to a plan about border change between Serbia and Kosovo and solving one of the last major territorial disputes in Europe.

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched an investigation into allegations of money-laundering at troubled Malaysian state fund 1MDB, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sept.20 citing an unidentified source. 

Malaysian police raided the office of troubled state investment fund 1MDB on July 8, following a report that claimed investigators looking into the firm found nearly $700 million had been transferred to Prime Minister Najib Razak's bank account. 

Najib has denied taking any money and said the corruption allegations are part of a malicious campaign to force him out of office.