From @WSJopinion: Slow to realize the U.S. was serious about shifting its security burden, Europe is now talking with a sense of urgency about its own defense, writes @AdeHoopSchefferhttps://t.co/f1p8ZbBxky ...

My wife offered to lend me her cane. She may as well have suggested that we start shopping for a nursing home. Turns out it was a big help. https://t.co/vVo4xoMOrE ...

The onetime billionaire spent his vast fortune on lavish homes in Bel-Air, Malibu and New York City. But the aftermath of his death reveals a dire financial situation. https://t.co/GSvJEmC7dz ...

Economists warned a big drop in November inflation had more to do with data challenges caused by the government shutdown than with actual changes in the economy https://t.co/dvnIpqc0Gd ...

New York City’s departing mayor is launching a last-ditch effort to thwart Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s plan to freeze rents next year https://t.co/ez0M4S1ySi ...

From @WSJFreeEx: Norman Podhoretz, who died Tuesday at 95, loved America and Americans when it was least fashionable to do so. His faith in their basic goodness powered one of the great careers in American letters, writes @ElliotKaufman6.https://t.co/FDJ7waJqsu ...

From @WSJFreeEx: What makes conspiracy theories so irresistible? They give their followers a sense of power, writes @jamesbmeigshttps://t.co/zkSragKgRG ...

From @WSJFreeEx: How is it possible that our popular music has gotten so bad that AI, still in its infancy, can already substitute for it without anyone noticing? asks John Masko.https://t.co/wrl637OIpO ...

Exclusive: OpenAI is aiming to raise as much as $100 billion as it seeks to pay for ambitious growth plans in a market that has cooled recently on the artificial-intelligence boom https://t.co/uc6QFe1AbQ ...

It’s more than the 50 stars on the flag—the American story is suffused with celestial imagery and astronomical symbols. https://t.co/Piyse4P7j3 ...