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  Trump Considers Naming Next Fed Chair Early in Bid to Undermine Powell - Kevin Warsh, Kevin Hassett and Scott Bessent are among those under consideration as Trump evaluates their commitment to cutting rates—and "made-for-TV" appeal.  A1

  What's News: Business & Finance A1

  Israel's War With Iran Has Reordered the Middle East—but Not as Expected A1

  China Is Still Choking Exports of Rare Earths Despite Pact With U.S. A1

  What's News: World-Wide A1

  The Young College Grads Who Propelled Mamdani to Victory in New York A1

  Flipped, Tricked and Stuck in Snow: The Streets Are Mean for Food Robots A1

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                  U.S.

  Trump Administration Asks McKinsey, BCG to Justify Consulting Contracts - The General Services Administration sent a letter to leaders of about a half dozen consulting companies, asking them to justify their work with the federal government and to propose cost savings.  A2

  Supreme Court Makes It Easier for States to Boot Planned Parenthood From Medicaid A3

  RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Panel Has a New Approach: Question Everything A3

  GOP Senators Dealt Setback on Medicaid Cuts in Trump Megabill A4

  Bessent Says Proposed 'Revenge Tax' No Longer Needed A4

  Trump Megabill Reshapes Tax Breaks for Charity Contributions A4

  New Yorkers Vote to Make Their Housing Shortage Worse A9

  NYC Mayor Adams Criticizes Mamdani in Re-Election Campaign Launch A9

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  U.S. Attack on Iran's Nuclear Program Risks Emboldening North Korea's Kim - The strikes potentially hardened Kim Jong Un's determination to hold on to—and expand—his nuclear arsenal as a deterrent to any attack on North Korea.  A7

  EU Considers Lowering Tariffs on U.S. Imports in Effort to Woo Trump A16

  U.K. Pay Growth Has Some Way to Go Before It Normalizes, Says BOE's Bailey A16

  A Remote Himalayan Kingdom Bet Big on Bitcoin Mining. So Far, It Has Paid Off. A16

                  LIFE & ARTS

  'F1 the Movie' Review: Brad Pitt's Unlikely Underdog - The actor stars alongside Damson Idris and Javier Bardem as a washed-up racer who returns to Formula One to save a failing squad in a new movie by 'Top Gun: Maverick' director Joseph Kosinski.  A10

  'Smoke' Review: Ash and Anger on Apple TV+ A10

  'Trophy Boys' and 'Lowcountry' Review: Off-Broadway Debates and Bad Dates A11

  Confessions of a Very Mediocre Youth Sports Parent A12

  Everyone in Golf Is Suddenly Obsessed With This Crazy Putter A12

                  OPINION

  Trump Bombs the Leak Machine - The administration moves quickly to rebut CNN's report about the Iran strike.  A13

  Church of England, Disestablish Thyself A13

  The Man Who Stood Beside Jackie Robinson A13

  'On the Grid' Review: A Spectacle of Speed A13

  How Democratic Failure Made Mamdani A14

  About Those 'Millions' Losing Medicaid A14

  A Senate War Powers Stunt A14

  Rahm Emanuel: My Party's Future Isn't Mamdani's New York A14

  Where Was Xi Jinping in Iran's Hour of Need? A14

  Can the U.S. Make Drunk Driving Disappear? A14

  An Ugly Land Sale Out West A14

  AI Helps Me Defeat Dyslexia A14

  The Monster Inside ChatGPT A15

  Ted Cruz Stumbles on a Source of Monetary Madness A15

  No, the PLO Isn't a Person A15

  Mamdani Is as Extreme as Trump A15

                  BUSINESS & FINANCE

  Longtime Musk Aide and Fixer Omead Afshar Leaves Tesla - The departure of Afshar, who oversaw sales and manufacturing in North America and Europe, comes as Tesla struggles with declining global sales.  B1

  CoreWeave in Talks to Buy Core Scientific B1

  Jes Staley Loses Appeal Over Jeffrey Epstein Ban B1

  Anna Wintour Is Stepping Down as Editor of American Vogue B1

  OpenAI, Microsoft Rift Hinges on How Smart AI Can Get B1

  BlackRock Deepens Push Into Private Investments for the Masses B1

  Blackstone Buys Another $2 Billion in Discounted Commercial Real-Estate Loans B2

  H&M Shares Surge as Earnings Top Expectations B2

  Walgreens Sales Rise on Improvements in U.S. Healthcare Segment, Cost Cutting Efforts B3

  Equinor and Partners to Invest Over $2 Billion in North Sea Oil and Gas Project B3

  Home-Cooked Meals Spice Up McCormick's Sales B3

  Novo Nordisk to Expand Access to Wegovy With WeightWatchers Partnership B3

  Nike Sees Sales Decline Decelerating in First-Quarter as Turnaround Strategy Plays Out B4

  Apple Reworks European App Store Policy to Swerve More EU Fines B4

  Madison Avenue Lands a Bigger Role in Hollywood B5

  Tech Optimism Lifts S&P 500, Nasdaq Near Records B9

  Dollar Falls to Three-Year Low, Could Extend Losses as Pressure for Rate Cuts Grows B9

  The Bait to Crypto? Credit Cards Entice Users With Bitcoin Rewards B9

  Tesla's Robotaxi Launch Shows Google's Waymo Is Worth More Than $45 Billion B10

  Insurer FWD Plans to Raise Over $400 Million in Hong Kong IPO B10

  New U.S. Accounting Rule to Establish How Companies Must Record Government Grants B10

  Nico Rosberg Draws on Racing Experience as a Venture Fund Investor B10

                  MANSION

  Big Sur's Remoteness Is a Selling Point. Now It's Driving Longtime Owners Away. - The threat of natural disasters like floods, fires and landslides along with the prolonged closure of some of Highway 1 has contributed to a bump in 'legacy properties' hitting the market.  M1

  Home Buyers Are Paying Millions to Experience the 'Fairy Tale' of Forest Hills M1

  A $250 Million Real-Estate Mystery Is Unfolding in Palm Beach M2

  Paris Hilton Buys Mark Wahlberg's Former L.A. Home for $63 Million M2

  Richard Saghian, Owner of 'The One' in Bel Air, Buys Another Los Angeles Home M3

  Former Mets Outfielder Yoenis Cespedes Wants $30 Million for His Florida Ranch M3

  What Condo Owners Should Know Before a Special Assessment Hits M6

  Before 'Parks & Rec,' Nick Offerman Worked in the Cornfields of Illinois M7

  Buying a Burnt-Out Cottage Instead of a Move-In Ready Home Pushed Him to the 'Absolute Limit' M8

  A Retired Financier's 52-Acre Colorado Property Hits the Market for $29.5 Million M11

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