Baltimore Bridge insurer, Chubb, is preparing to make a $350 million payout in an expected yearslong fight over $1 billion-plus in damages on.wsj.com/3JFopr0 on.wsj.com/3JFopr0

Drunken-driving deaths in the U.S. have risen to levels not seen in nearly two decades, while arrests for driving under the influence have plummeted on.wsj.com/4a1U14I on.wsj.com/4a1U14I

Such stark graphs: a sharp drop in DUI arrests since the start of the pandemic, coupled with a sharp rise in drunk-driving deaths. wsj.com/us-news/drunk-… via The Wall Street Journal

It’s Saturday May 4, 2024. WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained by the FSB Mar 29, 2023. 1 year & 36 days ago The publishers of the NYT WP and WSJ ran the below joint ad yesterday👇 JOURNALISM IS NOT A CRIME! 📰 🎙️ 📺 💻 FREE EVAN NOW! #IStandWithEvan

The Dangers Atop New England’s Most Notorious Peak. “There’s a lot of ways to die on Mount Washington.” Via ⁦Jon⁩ wsj.com/us-news/mount-…

Urban schools in the U.S. lost nearly 850,000 students, or 5.5% of enrollment, between 2019-20 and 2022-23. That's created lots of hollowed-out schools -- and a very thorny problem. wsj.com/us-news/educat… via The Wall Street Journal Sara Randazzo Matt Barnum

Harvard, Penn and MIT, grilled by Congress last fall over their handling of concerns about campus antisemitism, now grapple with student encampments on.wsj.com/3yhtQtS on.wsj.com/3yhtQtS

As many as one million migrant children have arrived in the U.S. since 2021. The The Wall Street Journal looks at the triumphs and challenges for students entering school here as well as the districts. wsj.com/us-news/educat… via The Wall Street Journal @acaldwellwsj

“Catch these little suckers.” A battle over roaming pigs is roiling neighbors in a Connecticut town. Even the feds have stuck their snouts in. wsj.com/us-news/a-conn… via The Wall Street Journal Jimmy Vielkind

“Ko-soo-ZEE-koo?” The tiniest unit of the National Park Service celebrates a Revolutionary War hero you've quite possibly never heard of, and whose name you probably can't pronounce. wsj.com/us-news/nation… via The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal story about a catch-and-kill seemed to gain little attention. “Keep praying!! It’s working!” a Trump staffer texted. Except, it wasn’t. on.wsj.com/4aM7Nc9

From controlled vestibules to interior playgrounds to winged hallway walls...school shootings are changing the way architects design American classrooms wsj.com/us-news/educat… with Scott Calvert

Your weird last name might just be your golden ticket to a debt-free degree. My latest: wsj.com/us-news/educat… via The Wall Street Journal

The abortion-rights movement has unexpected new allies: young men who say more guys need to “get off the sidelines” on.wsj.com/3ROqllq on.wsj.com/3ROqllq

Seventeen Years, $700M Wasted: The Stunning Collapse of New York’s Traffic Moonshot The last-minute implosion of congestion pricing, which was set to begin Sunday, shows the challenges of solving America’s most intractable problems By me and Joseph De Avila —> wsj.com/us-news/new-yo…

“This disgraceful, sham conviction comes after Evan has spent 478 days in prison, wrongfully detained, away from his family and friends, prevented from reporting, all for doing his job as a journalist." #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/world/russia/e… via The Wall Street Journal

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

The secret negotiations to free The Wall Street Journal’s Evan Gershkovich unfolded on three continents, involving spy agencies, billionaires, political power players and his fiercest advocate—his mom on.wsj.com/3WwBOHK on.wsj.com/3WwBOHK

+1 It’s fantastic, Valerie Bauerlein!! (Hi, Alicia!)

North Platte, Neb., pins its hopes on a slaughterhouse, which promises an economic jolt but represents a risky bet, w/Scott Calvert Patrick Thomas wsj.com/business/meatp… via The Wall Street Journal