Harvard would face a budget shortfall of about a billion dollars a year if President Trump follows through on all of his plans and threats spanning research funding, tax policy and student enrollment

From @WSJopinion: Pam Bondi may one day apologize to the Dreamers whose education she is putting to a halt. She could avert the need for an apology by changing course now, writes Donald E. Graham.

Tesla has an aging electric-vehicle lineup and slumping sales, but CEO Elon Musk has shifted his focus to robotaxis and robots

From @WSJopinion: A Democratic primary defeat, even in a heavily Democratic city, doesn’t necessarily mean that the game is over. Buffalo might offer its downstate neighbors a road map, writes @jasonrileywsj.

From @WSJopinion: Reflexively delegitimizing every Trump action isn’t helpful and isn’t journalism. It’s also not democratic, writes Holman Jenkins.

From @WSJopinion: To preserve Social Security, Congress will need to address the coming insolvency crisis no later than the next president’s first term. Time isn’t on our side, writes William Galston.

Sean "Diddy" Combs put together an all-star defense team that portrayed Combs as a terrible boyfriend but not a criminal, a gamble that largely paid off

A declassified CIA report weakened an earlier determination that Russian President Vladimir Putin had "aspired" to help elect Donald Trump in the 2016 election

New franchises in Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia are due to join the WNBA by 2030, increasing the league’s size to an all-time high of 18 teams. Read more:

After Emily Kwan finished breast cancer treatment, she decided she didn’t want to wait anymore to live the way she wanted: “I was thinking that I don’t know how long I’ll live and I want to enjoy what I can right now” 🔗

From @WSJopinion: It is time to recognize that the government has no business regulating political and campaign speech, writes Bradley A. Smith

Joe Biden said some of his presidency’s key accomplishments were “changing so rapidly” under the Trump administration and that European leaders had sought his advice since he left the White House

Pentagon intelligence officials assess U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities set back its program by up to two years

Exclusive: Activist investor Starboard Value has built an over 9% stake in Tripadvisor after the online travel-review company eschewed takeover offers in the past year

This N.J. couple own a home and are saving for retirement—but they want to wean themselves off credit cards. A financial adviser offers some surprising advice.

“These AIs are gonna be very, very good at listening.” Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman addresses the risk of AI chatbots preying on users’ emotions. 🎧: On WSJ’s Bold Names podcast, he talks about what AI is really for and what's left for the humans.

The acting president of Columbia University apologized for messages in which she appeared to diminish concerns about antisemitism on campus and criticize a Jewish member of the school’s board of trustees

From @WSJopinion: The tax bill had to pass to avoid a $4.5 trillion tax hike next year when the 2017 reforms expire, but as a reform of the post-Covid welfare state it is a disappointment

Despite not having a driver’s license or any experience with RV travel, our writer said yes to a two-week motor home trip through the South with some friends. Here’s why you might consider doing the same.

Four months after President Trump vowed to resurrect American shipbuilding, his ambitious plans to reverse decades of maritime-industry decline are sputtering