The U.S. military is for the first time putting 250-pound “bunker busting” bombs on attack aircraft recently sent to the Middle East https://t.co/fl9fyB7PWK

Periods still manage to confound, enrage and bewilder. That’s why filmmaker Kelly Fremon Craig was certain that “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” would still work on screen today. https://t.co/hXQnGXTp8r

From @WSJopinion: Every movie worth watching is available somewhere on streaming—right? Wrong. The demise of the DVD marks the effective disappearance of most movies, writes Ted Rall. https://t.co/ivOGgzmz9j

The "resplendent" Padre hotel in Bakersfield, Calif., wowed guests when it opened in 1928 and today—upgraded but with much of its original detail intact—offers a time-travel experience that's well worth a trip https://t.co/CpCXt7Hpiy

Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant has signed a rare lifetime endorsement deal with Nike https://t.co/NsWRZqr41j

More electric vehicles mean more tension when it comes to charging in the hotel parking lot. One issue is ICEing: when an internal combustion engine vehicle parks in a spot with a charging station. https://t.co/onbpgZ88VG

Legalizing marijuana was supposed to crush the illicit market in California and New York. Instead, it’s thriving. https://t.co/oK4jZqtrTl

Does your mom like an indulgent night in or an extravagant evening out? Here are 10 distinctive Mother's Day gifts for both scenarios. https://t.co/6xPa9iXQYt

Russia’s Vladimir Putin approved a law imposing a life sentence for treason Friday, as well as stiffening of penalties for a raft of crimes that the Kremlin has used to crush dissent and antiwar sentiment in the country https://t.co/LH6Ka39Guj

Can corduroy sofas escape their icky associations with 1970s basements and actually be chic? Some interior design pros firmly believe yes. Others disagree. Where do you stand? https://t.co/S5Hr5H0e8Q

Join reporter Evan Gershkovich’s WSJ editor and the president of @pressfreedom on Reddit for World Press Freedom Day as they answer questions about Evan’s detainment by Russia and freedom of the press world-wide https://t.co/LaYBwCJjrz

Heard on the Street: Intel shares jumped on better-than-feared results, but lots of work lies ahead https://t.co/66KJTSxnd6

The North Carolina Supreme Court, with a newly constituted Republican majority, reinstated a voter-ID law and rejected a challenge to electoral maps drawn by the state’s GOP-controlled legislature https://t.co/w5EDdEroS4

The U.S. asked Brazil to extradite alleged Russian spy Sergey Cherkasov, amid talk of potential prisoner swaps following Russia’s detention of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich https://t.co/eb1nMyTWeH

From @WSJopinion: Science that doesn’t prioritize merit doesn’t work, and substituting ideological dogma for quality is a shortcut to disaster, write Jerry A. Coyne and Anna I. Krylov https://t.co/MfjrzDycZE

Instead of eating out, people are ordering out to eat at home. As Heard on the Street’s @Spencerjakab explains, some restaurants are remodeling to accommodate the new norm. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/i2ClDduyou https://t.co/jwsVNWADOq

Retire? More Americans over 60 are saying never. In @WSJPodcasts’ Your Money Briefing, a look at the growing number of people who’d rather keep working. Listen : https://t.co/Dhj3HhmqN7 https://t.co/ScUKStI87Y

Stanford graduates who go into tech earn higher salaries than graduates of other schools, a new ranking shows. University of California, Berkeley tops the public-school list. https://t.co/CqnQEceO61

Former NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell will lose out on more than $40 million in compensation after being terminated https://t.co/aoch3FPuU3

“She didn’t show that she knows how Albany works.” Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul emerges bruised after battling with an emboldened progressive legislature. https://t.co/1EFKMG5nSV