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The U.S. threatens joint action with Israel against Hamas unless the group releases all

hostages from Gaza. Plus, Walgreens gets a fresh chance to fix its business with new owners

and away from the public eye. And Tesla's fortunes fall as Elon Musk rises in Trump's world.

We're saying people are more embarrassed to own Teslas.

There's bumper stickers.

People say they bought their Teslas before Elon went crazy.

There's protesters outside of the store.

And that's changing the brand perception dramatically.

It's Friday, March 7th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

And here is the AM edition of

What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

Nearly a week since the expiration of an Israel-Hamas ceasefire, President Trump's Middle East

envoy is floating the threat of joint U.S. Israeli action against Hamas

if it doesn't release all hostages from Gaza. Here was Steve Wittkoff outside the White House.

What's going to happen? I think there's going to be some action, take it. It could be jointly

with the Israelis. It's unclear right now. But I think Hamas has an opportunity to act reasonably,

to do what's right, and then to walk out. They're not going to be a part of a government there.

Whitkoff said he hoped the situation could still be resolved diplomatically, and the Trump

...