From @WSJopinion: Elections need a REAL ID requirement. Voting for our leaders should be no less secure than entering a federal building, writes @GaSecofState.https://t.co/StEmNndiVG ...

From @WSJopinion: It’s been eons since Republicans even pretended about spending reform, much less took real steps toward righting the fiscal ship. The country can hope the Russ Vought fires keep burning, writes @KimStrassel.https://t.co/pJ80HxKB9r ...

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: In recent years, authors have been cancelled for writing stories about characters whose ethnic backgrounds they don’t share. That’s changing, writes @meghangurdon.https://t.co/P6hTtN8q1H ...

Scientists once thought only humans could use their imagination, but a new study suggests apes can, too. https://t.co/SIzEdUyVKf https://t.co/zNXnwVYFuO ...

AI super users are amping up their productivity, dropping advice from ChatGPT—and getting kind of clingy with their chatbots. 🔗 https://t.co/nnXQZ7gw7V https://t.co/bjVQCY8U7L ...

American tech behemoths are racing to establish leadership in artificial intelligence not just in the U.S., but also around the world. India is welcoming them with open arms. https://t.co/mEHvj63lAZ ...

Movies and TV have long tried to make the character more than a Boy Scout. But he has always been difficult to figure out. https://t.co/9lRIIPUMTv ...

The American ski star who tore her ACL a week before the Winter Olympics has completed two successful training runs. Now she is a legitimate contender for a medal in Sunday’s downhill. https://t.co/G8eH2IptsI ...

Coconut Grove—with its massive banyan trees, winding streets and small gated communities—is quickly transforming into a billionaire’s playground thanks to a string of megasales in the area. 🔗 https://t.co/YyJrTaKLMf https://t.co/ii8QcMsIsn ...

There are people with habits, and then there is John Grisham.Read about the writing routine he started four decades ago as a young lawyer: https://t.co/LrGt8sAoNv https://t.co/t1X8xusH7P ...