From @WSJopinion: America needs AI that can do math. Language skills won’t be enough to stay ahead of China in the economic sectors that matter, writes Jack D. Hidary.https://t.co/Jnds0RzPtT ...

From @WSJopinion: End the SEC’s access rule, don’t mend it. Activists love it, but it is counterproductive, has no basis in statute, and could be unconstitutional, writes Joseph A. Grundfest.https://t.co/SGNmha70fc ...

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: “The Conservative Party became woke. And I’m afraid it still is,” @SuellaBraverman tells @TunkuV. https://t.co/mgcsPZsNXg ...

From @WSJopinion: Legal humiliation is becoming a habit for Trump officials, and as they lose in court, they are doing their reputations no favorshttps://t.co/kWNHb5RLWd ...

The Permian Basin defied expectations over the past year by weathering low crude prices with record-breaking production. But big drillers are preparing for a slowdown. https://t.co/ZCcyHzbgYM ...

From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: As we brace for AI’s dominance, it strikes me that, to an amazing degree, we already tolerate being pushed around by lines of code, writes @MeghanGurdonhttps://t.co/tG9tAYbFeP ...

The job cuts are part of a restructuring plan to optimize its operating model and drive operational efficiencies, said the company. https://t.co/jrjPanJNpQ ...

An immigration court dropped the Trump administration’s case against Mohsen Mahdawi. It was the second court to end a case against a student protester in recent weeks. https://t.co/VCAteB13Ge ...

Building a Better California is funding competing ballot measures that could nullify the proposed wealth tax. https://t.co/L3vnnE9Yun ...

The homebuilder posted a quarterly profit of $210.9 million, up from $177.7 million a year earlier. https://t.co/o86P0vbJNS ...