Your Questions About FIRE, Answered Readers had lots of questions about our recent story about the FIRE movement (financial independence, retire early). Here are some answers. Read More…

No Cash, No Heart. Transplant Centers Need to Know You Can Pay. When a Michigan woman was told to raise $10,000 for a heart transplant, outrage spread on social media. But experts say “wallet biopsies” are common. Read More…

Surviving a Criminal Presidency No one is above the law in America. Read More…

How Much Could the 1MDB Scandal Cost Goldman Sachs? A huge fraud at a Malaysian investment fund has weighed on Goldman’s stock. How are prosecutors approaching the case — and how can the firm defend itself? Read More…

How a Web of Slip-and-Fall Cases Puts a New Spin on an Old-Fashioned Scheme A federal case in Manhattan involving what the authorities say was a long-running fraud sheds light on the untamed nature of the litigation-finance business. Read More…

Will the Real Stan Smith Please Stand Up? Before he became sneaker famous, the retired tennis player won two Grand Slam championships and was ranked No. 1 in the world. Read More…

A Personal Gallery of Social Justice Charlotte Wagner is a collector with a purpose. Her Massachusetts home is filled with art, much of it with a social justice theme. Read More…

Inventing New Ways to Solve Old Problems Creating businesses that not only help people, but also help people open their eyes. Read More…

Matthew Whitaker: An Attack Dog With Ambition Beyond Protecting Trump President Trump ousted his attorney general and put Mr. Whitaker, a partisan defender who insisted there was no collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, in charge of the Justice Department. Read More…