On Sept. 5, 1856, Mary Ann Patten became the first woman to captain a merchant clipper. She’d have a storm to contend with. https://t.co/tyr5FCQJhx ...

From @WSJopinion: In Britain, a proposal for more bench trials would remove a bulwark against censorship, writes @JonathanTurleyhttps://t.co/EdmQwSdROf ...

From @WSJopinion: It’s rare for a single policy move to create so much economic self-sabotage and diplomatic harm in one stroke, but Europe is succeeding. The European Commission proves its critics right by fining Elon Musk’s social platform.https://t.co/6GO5WIywq0 ...

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From @WSJopinion: Christmas is coming, and parents looking for toys face tariff-induced price hikes and shortages, writes @sierradmcclainhttps://t.co/gyGhYje7Fv ...

From @WSJopinion: With a sluggish economy and rising crime, drug trafficking and kidnapping, Chile is in trouble. A Jara victory would invite four more years of identity politics, public insecurity and an anti-development agenda, writes @MaryAnastasiaOG.https://t.co/PmbSZDQTea ...

Donald Bren, whose firm is the city’s largest landlord, concluded that the downtown market’s growth prospects were dim amid near-record-high office vacancies. https://t.co/dZu7XLWmMn ...

Companies are rolling out direct-to-patient services, which are selling drugs for weight loss and other uses. https://t.co/AR6k4w2Q4D ...

From @WSJopinion: Hong Kong authorities are sensitive to the international backlash over their imprisonment of Jimmy Lai. Trump could leverage this vulnerability to his advantage in April.https://t.co/n6FedXBBUG ...

From @WSJopinion: Resurgent antisemitism is only one symptom of Ireland’s poor leadership and consequent malaise, writes @DrDominicGreenhttps://t.co/9XmZ8MJT3Y ...