Dilma Rousseff Ousted in Historic Brazil Impeachment Vote A1

Dilma Rousseff, a former leftist guerrilla who defied a dictatorship but struggled as Brazil’s president amid a troubled economy, was removed from office following an impeachment trial she condemned as a coup d’état.

U.S.

A Cure for Swelling Drug Prices: Competition A2

Price spikes for drugs like EpiPen reflect a lack of competition that can be curbed by allowing generics approved abroad to be sold in the U.S., Greg Ip writes.

World

Michel Temer Seeks New Start as Brazil’s President A6

Brazil’s new President Michel Temer was sworn in on Wednesday afternoon, hours before he was scheduled to fly to China for the G-20 summit to make his international debut as the official leader of South America’s largest nation.

Greater New York

Kayak Accident Highlights Risks Crowded Waterways Pose A13

Glare from the setting sun may have blinded a ferry captain, authorities say, keeping him from seeing kayaks in the Hudson River that the ferry collided with Tuesday evening.

Opinion

What a Revoltin’ Development A9

Is the election over yet? Trump or Clinton is like picking a plague—frogs or locusts.

Business & Tech.

Insurers Move to Limit Options in Health-Care Exchange Plans B1

Under intense pressure to curb costs that have led to losses on the Affordable Care Act exchanges, insurers are accelerating their move toward plans that offer limited choices of doctors and hospitals.

Money & Investing

Deutsche Bank Weighs Stronger Medicine C1

As Deutsche Bank’s woes mount, executives are looking at ways to speed up its revamp, including selling all or part of a key business. One idea considered was a merger with Germany’s Commerzbank, but that was deemed not viable.