The latest episode of the nature series reveals how woodlands help humanity in ways financial, ecological and medical. https://t.co/6q349DSdsE ...

Matthew White and Howard Jacques’s stage-musical take on the 1935 Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers film, captured for this ‘Great Performances’ program on PBS, fails to achieve the irresistible charm of its source material. https://t.co/yuhxFtcQhd ...

New York is constantly breathing new life into its most popular attractions. https://t.co/1uqFbe6p7M ...

From @WSJopinion: Seattle turns hostile to the great businesses it made. Starbucks is moving jobs from Washington state to Tennessee, and it isn’t alone in looking elsewhere, writes @HowardSchultz.https://t.co/6HSTm6bJI0 ...

From @WSJopinion: Trump heads to Beijing with a strong hand. Slanted media insist Xi holds all the cards, but the U.S. could get concessions if it presses its advantage, writes Thomas J. Duesterberg.https://t.co/DXteIGS9oa ...

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: When it comes to magazine pieces, people still read, but not with much respect, or even regard for, the writer. Things were better as recently as the ’90s, with essayists like David Foster Wallace, writes @matthennessey.https://t.co/m8VziatDuB ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is abandoning his proposal to hike taxes on all New York City property owners, following widespread criticism over the initiative https://t.co/WiIGpWCR24 ...

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: The places where we try hardest to think—in offices, in conference rooms, in front of screens—aren’t always where our best thinking happens, writes @garybelskyhttps://t.co/aP0jWk1YEB ...

Inflation is overtaking Americans’ pay gains, largely because of the cost of filling up at the gas station https://t.co/wdHifdLBCi ...

While many travelers are in quarantine, a handful are in high-tech biocontainment facilities for medical care if their illness progresses. https://t.co/ydXbIZwo1Q ...