The Wall Street Journal

From @WSJopinion: Younger potential leaders from both parties with 2028 ambitions should be positioning themselves as alternatives to Trump-and-Biden-omics, writes Robert B. Zoellick on.wsj.com/4f0xCJ5

From @WSJopinion: California’s bullet train is a model of progressive governance. Trump gave Newsom a perfect opportunity to cut his losses and shift blame. Why didn’t he take it? asks Allysia Finley. on.wsj.com/3UoPMuC

A New York federal appeals court overturned the conviction of the man convicted in the kidnapping and killing of 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 on.wsj.com/4nZMoEd

From @WSJopinion: Canada is the best friend America’s got. We should be working together to counter China, not trapped in a harmful trade war, writes @HonEdFast. on.wsj.com/3TMXM8D

From @WSJopinion: The news here isn’t Stephen Colbert’s firing but rather the mothballing of the Late Show itself. The myth of monoculture is retiring. Our common culture has fallen victim to the digital revolution, writes @BenSasse. on.wsj.com/44X75rH

From @WSJopinion: The best way to make the U.S. power grid reliable again is to let supply and demand work in energy markets without the distortions of mandates and subsidies. The GOP budget bill takes a step in that direction that should be welcomed. on.wsj.com/45bmYMm

From @WSJopinion: Ed Feulner built institutions in support of American values. The Heritage founder lamented the right’s turn against free markets and U.S. global leadership, writes @Mike_Pence. on.wsj.com/4f6d6qQ

Home buyers are paying millions to experience the “fairy tale” of Forest Hills. We went to the New York City neighborhood to check it out. Read more: on.wsj.com/3GUIxaN

Exclusive: Stargate, an effort to supercharge the U.S.’s artificial-intelligence ambitions, has sharply scaled back its near-term plans on.wsj.com/3TRwAWb

Exclusive: Jeffrey Horowitz, founder of the Vitamin Shoppe, a nutritional supplements retailer, is putting his oceanfront Hamptons estate on the market for $89 million. on.wsj.com/44Ur6Py

The Pentagon said that hundreds of Marines who were deployed to Los Angeles last month during protests over immigration enforcement will withdraw from the city on.wsj.com/4m9OHmw

Charles Cohen made a personal guarantee on a half-billion loan. Now, Fortress Investment wants to collect. on.wsj.com/3GZtlsR

Harvard’s battle with the Trump administration over the future of the university reached a crescendo Monday in a federal courtroom, as the Ivy League school argued the government had no basis to cut $2.2 billion of research funding on.wsj.com/3UlV0r1

New York real-estate tycoon​ Charles Cohen made a personal guarantee on a half-billion loan. Now Fortress Investment wants to collect. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3GYKmmZ

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TikTok banned the #SkinnyTok hashtag last month, after videos began to violate the platform’s guidelines. But those restrictions haven’t stopped women from posting about thinness. 🔗 on.wsj.com/44GXnef

Some NASA employees fear changes rippling through the agency will undermine safety during human space missions, putting that concern in a new letter to the agency’s acting leader on.wsj.com/4kT5PvA

Exclusive: McKinsey plans to lengthen the leadership term of its global managing partners to a single six-year term after its last two vote exposed internal tensions on.wsj.com/44YC8mQ

BP named Albert Manifold as its new chairman, picking an energy-industry outsider to oversee a strategy revamp aimed at reviving the oil major’s fortunes on.wsj.com/4l8BsBH