From @WSJopinion: It isn’t too late to rescue Brazil from a return to dictatorship. Recent developments offer hope that a gradual power grab, six years in the making, might be reversed, writes @MaryAnastasiaOG. https://t.co/bBMcDR6HaG ...

President Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., is his boldest move to date to expand the use of military power on U.S. soil https://t.co/k9VAPwXxcV ...

Traffic police deploy new technology—and steep fines—to combat roaring mufflers, revving engines and blaring stereos https://t.co/p6BOXi9Sd3 ...

From @WSJopinion: Tired of ugly cars and SUVs that all look the same? Congress quietly axed the fuel-economy standards that help drive the ugliness, writes @andykessler https://t.co/eVr62hKhdC ...

From @WSJopinion: Aid diversion is a widespread problem in humanitarian operations. Unless the U.S. and other donors rewrite the rules so that aid can’t be separated from accountability, they will keep subsidizing conflicts, writes Netta Barak-Corren. https://t.co/LvSbH8AgJ8 ...

For decades, the U.S. and other rich countries have granted special trading privileges to many poor countries. That hasn’t been Donald Trump’s approach. https://t.co/yso1fU9vqn ...

Evangelical Christianity is spreading fast across the Amazon. The spiritual battle is reshaping the world’s biggest rainforest, environmentalists and indigenous leaders say. https://t.co/tIOzMxIP4W ...

President Trump is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, after pot companies have poured millions of dollars into Trump’s political groups https://t.co/vyblxz9jZw ...

Exclusive: The apparent suicide of a financial adviser to an Hermès heir marks a dramatic turn in one of the most baffling and epic financial sagas of the century. https://t.co/hQE1TsOl5c ...

Families who lost loved ones on 9/11 see Howard Lutnick as their last hope for justice https://t.co/wA9MuBtWXW ...