WSJ talks to the young men who place online wagers on sports—or on who will win an election https://t.co/GHoz7cctq6 ...

An inside look at six show dogs and their professional handler as they prepare to compete in the Westminster dog show https://t.co/1u1NFs08mz ...

Teens worry about the impact AI is having on humanity. @juliejargon interviewed teenagers who still prefer Google. Chatbots are “a last resort for me,” said one. https://t.co/XYd84jGbLc ...

The biggest hit of each decade since the 1840s—and what it said about the country. https://t.co/BZJLtB2ymH ...

Companies that mine critical minerals are looking more like defense contractors these days. One sign: Many are hiring retired generals. https://t.co/A2aY1sXv9v ...

Minneapolis, now in a battle with the federal government, has seen a surge in armed citizens in the past five years https://t.co/iwN63b1LAe ...

In her Amazon-backed documentary film “Melania,” the first lady finds opportunities to let her guard down https://t.co/5QxLFemAg2 ...

The director of the Nobel Peace Prize has been under perhaps more pressure than any of his predecessors. In an interview, he says, the prize is inherently “complicated.” https://t.co/KOp8hu4gep ...

The arrests of two alleged ringleaders of transnational scam networks in Cambodia have led to thousands of workers—many of them trafficked—being let go from compounds across the country https://t.co/qzPdARitXp ...

The Founders worried that the U.S. could be undermined by a powerful standing army. Civilians needed to be in control. https://t.co/hQo9VnBC12 ...