From @WSJopinion: America’s economic strength rests on sustained capital investment—but also on a growing supply of labor. The Trump administration’s mass deportations threaten to break that virtuous circle, writes Sol Trujillo.https://t.co/bVyHB72gP2 ...

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville play a couple on a trip to Amsterdam whose long-simmering issues slowly, quietly come to the surface. https://t.co/wUq52gqFOS ...

PBS’s ‘American Masters’ presents a tribute to the eccentric, virtuosic pianist and composer, who combined swing with the avant-garde and Afrofuturism. https://t.co/EuTW2wRl2F ...

The actor stars in a queasy dark comedy as a cast-off member of an aristocratic clan who starts murdering his way through the family ranks in order to get his inheritance. https://t.co/ICaj94dd9f ...

From @WSJopinion: Christianity isn’t dead in the West. Marco Rubio rightly urges Europeans to remember their religious origins, writes Barton Swaim.https://t.co/FsraLSf26n ...

Chicago’s Goodman Theatre presents a sparkling, funny new version of Philip Barry’s 1928 comedy by the Tony-winning playwright, who died last year. https://t.co/vWa0sX1Zy4 ...

The downfall of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, is unprecedented in modern British royal history.Here’s a recap of the events, culminating with his arrest. https://t.co/jEgpUoxlm5 ...

Marco Bellocchio’s series for HBO Max dramatizes the case of Enzo Tortora, who was accused of being a part of organized crime in Italy in the 1980s. https://t.co/g6xSqDShkO ...

From @WSJopinion: Can Gavin Newsom live down his record? He wouldn’t be the only Democratic governor whose state is an economic mess, writes @KarlRove.https://t.co/pfFw7xspfX ...

A Yale professor's new investment formula says you're too light on stocks. Here's how it works. https://t.co/MRPXBgs8AL ...