From @WSJopinion: In Minneapolis a war is raging, and it’s no longer limited to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Thanks to criminal indictments, the battlefront has moved from city streets to federal courts, writes @wjmcgurn.https://t.co/jbCogpwz1m ...

Thomas Barkin, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, said that as the inflation rate has fallen, the Fed has been bringing interest rates back down toward neutral levels https://t.co/UH6UjMv1Cd ...

PepsiCo is cutting prices after receiving a flood of emails and voicemail messages from shoppers complaining that high prices were making it hard to buy the company’s snacks. 🔗 https://t.co/n2h5D0FJcK https://t.co/D2VWFvQ6Mp ...

How China is using Labubus, movies and videogames to help define its image on the world stage https://t.co/QVilPJVQ3O ...

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How Polymarket, the crypto-based betting platform launched by Shayne Coplan, launched wild new markets and beat a Justice Department probe to turn its crypto-based betting platform into a $9 billion “truth machine.” https://t.co/yxpC173mj9 https://t.co/bhrKLYzqg0 ...

Breaking: Disney named parks chief Josh D’Amaro as CEO. He will be the ninth person to lead the company in its 102-year history. https://t.co/0d8GpjDmfO ...

The conservation project was supposed to rebuild the elephant population. It triggered one of southern Africa’s deadliest conflicts between people and wildlife in recent decades. https://t.co/yw4qbB86VF https://t.co/N4MRkg8L1L ...

Selected by George Newman, the author of “How Great Ideas Happen.” https://t.co/81YcT1Uk4o ...

In an age of endless low-quality information, it’s time to fight our instinct to seek out and absorb all we can, writes Christopher Mims.Here’s the quick-and-dirty on how to start practicing critical ignoring in the year ahead: 🔗 https://t.co/tbith7B11a https://t.co/r1kYxDepQx ...