Happy birthday to the treasure of Tennessee, Dolly Parton! Since your very first performance at the Ryman in 1959, you've always had a home here.

Derek Kerr describes unit cost pressure from holiday bonuses and reducing capacity, but says it paid off in operational reliability during December. And he's not wrong; here's how American compared to other airlines, many of which which struggled. thepointsguy.com/news/holiday-f… $AAL

A huge congratulations to @zararutherford for breaking the recording of being the youngest woman to fly solo around the world! You made history at the age of 19. You have inspired so many people, especially me! Congrats, Zara! YOU DID IT!!! ✈️🌍🙌🏽👏🏽💯🔥

The most emotional I saw Shaun White today was when mentioning the late Jake Burton, who sponsored him at age 7. "I wish Jake was here," White said, heaving with several sobs. "I think he would have gave me a big hug and said how proud he was ... (cont)

"...and 'enough's enough. It's time to pick up the powder board, bud. It's time to turn that page and open the door on what's next. You've done enough.'"

Amen.

The Senate passed the Sunshine Protection Act which would make daylight saving time permanent across the U.S. beginning in 2023. n.pr/3u0QWir

via @NYTimes what’s your favorite Entenmann’s? nytimes.com/2022/03/15/din…

.americanair is the real on-time machine.

In an excerpt from his new memoir “Tough,” NFL player turned actor Terry Crews recalls how sweeping floors for a living taught him the value of work. wsj.com/articles/the-j…

After 29 years, the Capital Journal column draws to a close, offering a dose of optimism about democracy’s resilience wsj.com/articles/after…

The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope are nearly here. Columnist Ben Cohen on the unlikely NASA leader who turned a $10 billion debacle into groundbreaking science. wsj.com/articles/nasa-…

Blue Angels Announces First Female Jet Pilot - USNI News news.usni.org/2022/07/18/blu…

The women’s Tour de France is back and heading into the mountains. Sports columnist Jason Gay talks to top contenders about what they’ve seen—and what they expect: wsj.com/articles/women…

Bill Russell made a case as the greatest teammate and champion in sports history. But his deepest legacy is something more human and profound, writes sports columnist @JasonGay. wsj.com/articles/bill-…

It became a viral moment: a Little Leaguer batter hugging a pitcher who accidentally hit him in the head with a pitch. Sports columnist @JasonGay on the exemplary sportsmanship of “Zay” and “Bub”: wsj.com/articles/littl…

A Better Future for ALS Patients by Andy Kessler wsj.com/articles/a-bet…

A sold-out tribute at the Greek Theatre and watch parties across Los Angeles. P-22, the “Brad Pitt of the cougar world” gets a send-off worthy of an uber-celebrity wsj.com/articles/servi…

Will ‘Akuna’ Robinson has completed the triple crown of American thru-hiking. For the Iraq War veteran, it was a route to mental health. wsj.com/articles/will-…

A cherished ritual at the Masters golf tournament is the “Champions Dinner,” where the most recent winner selects a menu for his fellow green jackets. Humor columnist and terrible golfer @JasonGay previews his own menu. wsj.com/articles/eat-l…