Dancing? Banned? In New York?!
Not anymore.
Thanks to my administration, you can now cut loose, footloose and kick off your Sunday shoes.
But don't just take my word for it...
Officials say the affected area is almost entirely unreachable by road, so the extent of the devastation remains unknown. Misinformation flows freely. But Western journalists sitting at computer screens in London and New York have no doubt what really happened. 🌎🔥
It’s hard to find the right words to describe this week’s deadly flash floods in Nepal and China’s Tibet region. The footage is terrifying—cinematic and unbelievable, writes @MattHennesseyon.wsj.com/4wWo4X7
It was an athletic partnership that would’ve broken most married couples. Gael Monfils and Elina Svitolina—husband and wife—competed together, as a team, in mixed doubles, on one of the biggest stages in sports, writes @MattHennesseyon.wsj.com/4xWWYjw
Have written for the @spectator on how the Irish middle class's embrace of pro-Palestine radical chic has opened the door to a revival of hardline republicanism and a dangerous rewriting of the history of the Troubles
spectator.com/article/how-ir…
Paul Gigot: "All of this shows how little the press corps has thought about the reality of AI, and how little they understand the role of the opinion pages in a publication." wsj.com/opinion/much-a… via @WSJopinion