From @WSJopinion: The Democratic Party is sitting placidly by as the progressives who lost them last year’s election mobilize to take over even more of the party. Bernie Sanders may never be president, but he’s a kingmaker, writes @KimStrassel.https://t.co/TuxDCv46wL ...

The school tells students and staff to shelter in place. https://t.co/cBL1tdpwU1 ...

The ChatGPT maker and its competitor xAI have relaxed restrictions meant to keep new hires from leaving in the midst of a fierce talent war https://t.co/FeucCxP6qX ...

From @WSJopinion: What critics of AI overlook is the enduring lesson that when tools change, human creativity doesn’t shrink. It expands, writes Brian J. Gross.https://t.co/yy4guDuc8m ...

From @WSJopinion: Putin respects strength. In his fashion, so does Trump. If Europe doesn’t want Russia to win, it has to act like it.https://t.co/8l4llSTLiL ...

These holiday recipes deliver that wow factor, yet they’re surprisingly easy to pull off at home. 🍪 https://t.co/dDSxQ73gEL https://t.co/EtNqaAsyXq ...

From @WSJopinion: The Trump diagnosis ignores the biggest threat to Europe’s well-being. That is Europe’s generous social-welfare states and the cascading fiscal, economic and social ills they create.https://t.co/FQmB1fkiC0 ...

From @WSJopinion: The public falls closer to President Reagan’s foreign policy views than those often espoused by President Trump—or at least by his more isolationist advisers, writes @KarlRovehttps://t.co/Vg2Bgffyms ...

From @WSJopinion: Why would the President give away one of America’s chief technological advantages to an adversary and its chief economic competitor?https://t.co/X469kGOL8H ...

From @WSJopinion: Going to the movies was once an immersive experience and a common way of connecting with people. It still is for those who venture to theaters, but too many people no longer bother, writes @jasonrileywsj.https://t.co/dEYDFVdyVM ...