From @WSJopinion: A law enabling assisted suicide is not generating much interest or passion in New York. With the issue costing her so little politically, why doesn’t Kathy Hochul just do what she thinks is right? asks @wjmcgurn.https://t.co/dyv5fdlsnt ...

From @WSJopinion: Honor is its own virtue. If we abandon that, whatever we think we gain in tactical advantage, we lose a part of ourselves, writes @gerardtbakerhttps://t.co/FHS00fHi8V ...

From @WSJopinion: Combining Netflix and Warner Bros. doesn’t reduce competition. It strengthens traditional entertainment against far larger digital rivals and preserves a major studio, writes Josh Harlan.https://t.co/y4t1AblSYx ...

From @WSJopinion: Paramount Skydance on Monday launched a takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery after losing a bidding war to Netflix. Here’s a novel idea: Let the Warner shareholders decide.https://t.co/4Aua8YeLYs ...

From @WSJopinion: Combating drug trafficking is a legitimate goal. But prosecuting foreign criminality in U.S. courts gives Congress a jurisdictional carte blanche that would wholly undermine federalism, writes Eugene Kontorovich.https://t.co/XuPRiRZoRV ...

The AI chips that Nvidia is allowed to ship to China will undergo a special security review in the U.S. before they are exported https://t.co/EajDe1aZH6 ...

After nearly five years out of the league, Philip Rivers is coming out of retirement to try to save a former team’s season. https://t.co/BcS2DwzqxO ...

From @WSJopinion: Vetting refugees and other immigrants to the U.S. is necessary and important. Yet this doesn’t mean shutting the door to those who have followed the process and aren’t a security risk.https://t.co/WpyXInlki0 ...

Layoffs crept higher in recent months, but the job market remained fundamentally steady since the summer https://t.co/FwdfYLweht ...

The U.S. economy is expected to slow in 2026 amid a downturn in optimism among households and businesses, according to a basket of monthly economic indicators https://t.co/j7zsArFiBG ...