Scared to bike in the city? Here's how to bike safely and why the answer isn't just wearing a reflective vest. https://t.co/mlpWmByCFS

Donald Trump was indicted for his role in paying hush-money to a porn star in the runup to the 2016 election, the first time in American history that a former president has faced criminal charges #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/lHG1pPWFZC https://t.co/8bUYFOp0Vk

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich has written exclusive accounts about the Kremlin's war efforts, profiled Russian dissidents and reported from Russian border towns on the war's toll since Russia invaded Ukraine. Here is a selection of his work. https://t.co/eOs7Irpl8F

Review: "Tetris" stars Taran Egerton as a man in a thicket of Communist bureaucracy and capitalist competition as he tries to acquire the rights to the addictive game https://t.co/fx1DP2IVxH

Twitter opened up a significant portion of its source code, an uncommon move for a large social-media company and one that owner Elon Musk said will make the platform more trustworthy https://t.co/l1LLFywOPl

Taylor mania means boom time for tailors. Swifties are spending big to have designers create custom looks to wear to the star’s Eras Tour. “They want to look like Taylor.” https://t.co/FRUBC6ipdR

Review: The adaptation of Yann Martel’s cherished novel “Life of Pi” about an Indian boy adrift for months is a work of spectacular stagecraft https://t.co/MjGJwEakop

The Los Angeles home where the late "Murder, She Wrote" star Angela Lansbury lived for decades has listed for $4.495 million https://t.co/cxnr3eQSCn

With interest in women’s college basketball on the upswing, the sidelines have become fashion runways for coaches https://t.co/Cy1UIaJZkh

From @WSJopinion: Both sides in Israel have an interest in a system of government that lets the people rule, protects minority rights and provides for effective governance, writes @ElliotKaufman6  https://t.co/rvbAtSon7o

Once a common rite of passage, slumber parties have become a new tension point among parents. “I’ve had parents ask me if we have a water filter.” https://t.co/9WxSE58DRL

A far-right Twitter influencer was found guilty in a New York federal court of spreading misinformation to Hillary Clinton supporters ahead of the 2016 presidential election https://t.co/prvJmH0x4D

A large tornado touched down Friday in Little Rock, Ark., part of a major storm system forecast to bring severe weather across the central U.S. https://t.co/tlCTh887fs

A judge ruled that a jury should decide the fate of Dominion Voting Systems's defamation case against Fox News, rejecting the network's arguments that it should be declared the victor before trial because its conduct was protected by the First Amendment https://t.co/L8dcPeJ6ym

MLB’s new pitch clock may reduce player workloads by the equivalent of one game per week. Team managers hope players feel less physical and mental fatigue as a result. https://t.co/OI7Uy3x5fV

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich, the American son of Soviet-born Jewish exiles, grew to love Russia. Espionage charges leave him facing a prison sentence of up to 20 years.

This is an account of his life and work, available to all readers. https://t.co/dHCvvzRSQ4

 Listen: Thinking about buying a house? In our new series, "Under Contract: Your Guide to Home Buying," @JRWhalen talks with @themoneycoach Lynnette Khalfani-Cox about how to get your personal finances in order as you begin your search https://t.co/i2QAnuz7qB

It's about to become a lot more expensive to sell a high-end home in L.A., thanks to a new mansion tax https://t.co/RTuirB5bhp

The Biden administration will move ahead with changes that could reduce federal payments to many private Medicare plans, but will phase them in more slowly than planned earlier https://t.co/dZb52UC536

Idaho’s legislature this week passed a bill making it a crime to assist minors in traveling to obtain an abortion, a novel attempt by a Republican-led state to restrain residents from seeking the procedure in states where it is legal https://t.co/a20Y7CqW3K