What’s the most boomer complaint you have?

Breaking: Russia freed wrongly convicted WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich as part of the largest and most complex East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War on.wsj.com/4cheS5q

Putin got an assassin. The U.S. got a journalist. wsj.com/world/europe/e…

Far as I’m concerned they can have him. We got the better end of the deal by a long shot! Welcome home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There are so many people who you may not know but were critical to today’s glorious news. Paul is one of them. Feeling profound gratitude to him and joy for all of the families celebrating today.

What a fuckin’ boss hero.

Also an editor complaint: Dangling modifiers.

It's not impossible! Go to Sal & Carmine's on 101st and Broadway.

Best thing to do on a muggy DC day like this is to button up your lucky jorts, put some Kool-Aid chicken on a hook and try to reel in a hog, or at the very least a dink.

You've achieved mastery when you can do it with one hand, while hanging on to the strap with the other, and without elbowing anyone.

Awesome move for the Post's business team! Congratulations Andrew!

What’s something you can say in any meeting to make it seem like you’re listening/know what you’re talking about?

You make an interesting point, and this is something we’ve been doing quite a bit of work on.

Why we need professional journalists: JD Vance rep tells @wsj about Anna Kilgore, a Springfield OH woman whose cat went missing in August, so Kris Maher drives to her house. She found the cat in her basement and apologized to her Haitian neighbors.

Hoo boy and applying to news jobs back in the day? I used photocopy my clips and send them in a manila envelope, with a hardcopy resume and cover letter.

Congratulations all around! Good news for those of us eager for the menu returns.

Depends what you had

They foul the air all up and down the Mall and make a lot of noise, not to mention the risk of food-borne illness.

Go for the fried catfish, stay for the fried green tomatoes.