From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: Cursive has been out of fashion for decades, even among those who learned it as kids. The decline of cursive is a natural evolution in how English speakers write, not the harbinger of educational doom, writes @emmma_camp_.https://t.co/HbGCYSIDiA ...

From @WSJopinion: NATO has seen the future and is unprepared. A simulation of drone warfare shows how far the alliance has to go to learn the lessons of Ukraine, writes @JillianKayM.https://t.co/Dzl6foO7wz ...

From @WSJopinion: The job market isn’t as stagnant as many feared, as private employers returned to hiring in Januaryhttps://t.co/EliQO1g7gH ...

The chief executives of six of the largest banks were each awarded $40 million or more. https://t.co/BWd40vup1W ...

Plus, how now, down Dow? https://t.co/eT7FOttymI ...

If you think your antiaging cream is making your skin look worse, not better, you may be right—but it also might be your fault.The problem? They’re using them incorrectly.Here are some expert tips: 🔗 https://t.co/QsrJ3Ns4oO https://t.co/YgmazMcFsd ...

ByteDance’s AI-video creator draws buzz for its realistic scenes and a backlash over privacy and copyright. https://t.co/fcsvuUqxaQ ...

“Two years and 11 doctors later, I learned that my stubborn itch had nothing to do with menopause, perimenopause or hormones,” writes Jessica Toonkel. “I had cancer.” https://t.co/HRDb7KAP4a https://t.co/0MPsevdo3p ...

Theatre for a New Audience’s production of the play is performed with a monotony that flattens the text’s brutal complexity. https://t.co/qdmdZXq82S ...

Stablecoins are the entry ramp to the cryptoverse’s wider ambitions. https://t.co/SL5LyF3EL6 ...