The threat to Disney World. Universal is expanding its parks and mobilizing Harry Potter, Super Mario and an army of Minions to steal away visitors. on.wsj.com/3JhyxWF

Abortion is the most powerful issue driving suburban women who could decide the presidential election on.wsj.com/4aPL6nQ

Counting down the (791) days to the World Cup 2026, die-hards already are schmoozing for tickets, planning obsessively, and inviting themselves over. “We’re crashing with you.” on.wsj.com/3PU8rMX

More Black men say they plan to back Donald Trump this fall than in 2020, according to a recent Wall Street Journal poll of seven swing states on.wsj.com/49wgFC6

Deaths of Israeli soldiers, mostly under 30 and some as young as 18, are shaking students at many of the nation’s yeshivas on.wsj.com/3TQSuZj

Another firmer-than-anticipated inflation report delivered a meaningful setback to the Federal Reserve’s hope that it could buoy prospects of a so-called soft landing on.wsj.com/3vMDHH0

Consumer Prices Rose 3.5% in March From Year Earlier on.wsj.com/49yaEoy

Missing the April 15 deadline for filing your taxes can be costly—even if you get an extension from the IRS on.wsj.com/3VO8L3R

St. Louis is desperately trying to reverse its real estate “doom loop”—but the downtown is empty, with boarded up office towers, copper thieves and failing retail. on.wsj.com/3UaxG02

A shadowy black market is delivering Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite-internet devices to Russian fighters in Ukraine and paramilitary forces in Sudan. on.wsj.com/4aJICr6

China is intensifying a dangerous game in the South China Sea, in ways that risk drawing the U.S. into its fight with the Philippines on.wsj.com/4aK3Nt9

WSJ’s latest ranking of America’s top job markets is out. Salt Lake City and several Florida cities top the list. on.wsj.com/3xvRFO8

Today’s the day: A rare total solar eclipse will darken daytime skies across parts of North America. Cities in the path brace for the arrival of hoards of eclipse chasers. on.wsj.com/4aFMtVW

The last moments of the World Central Kitchen aid workers who died earlier this week on.wsj.com/3J7kByv

What time is the total solar eclipse? Where can you see the sun go dark? Here’s everything you need to know about the rare celestial event on.wsj.com/3J9gJgl

Pittsburgh is at the center of a class inversion between the two parties that is eroding Biden’s re-election chances. on.wsj.com/43OqLwO

Several ships over the past few years have experienced blackouts or engine failures at or near ports around the world. One culprit: contaminated fuel. on.wsj.com/3J6HMc8

Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner train runs on tracks along an eroded stretch of California coastline. Can engineers move it inland before it falls into the ocean? on.wsj.com/4azQKue

How fast you can run a mile and the number of push-ups you can crank out aren’t just good for fitness bragging rights. They’re indicators of how well you’re aging on.wsj.com/3vGEWYb

Canada has banned baby-eel fishing to protect dwindling stocks after a surge in illegal harvesting, as well as death threats, gunshots and at least one case of kidnapping on.wsj.com/3U7oslt