In Today's Paper: June 28, 2025

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In Today's Paper PAGE ONE Supreme Court Limits Rulings Against Trump on Birthright Citizenship - The decision imposes new restrictions on the power of individual judges to issue orders with nationwide effect. A1 Trump Says He Has Terminated Trade Talks With Canada A1 What's News: Business & Finance A1 Inside 'Operation Narnia,' the Daring Attack Israel Feared It Couldn't Pull Off A1 What's News: World-Wide A1 Ten 'Geezers' Take On the Hike From Hell A1 Historic Rebound Sends S&P 500 to New Highs A1 Read today's print edition of The Wall Street Journal online › LEAVE THIS BOX EMPTY Share this email with a friend. Forward › Forwarded this email by a friend? Sign Up Here › U.S. American Consumers Felt Better in June Than They Did in May - The reading, from the University of Michigan, could show that the initial shock of tariff announcements is wearing off. A2 Canada GDP Contraction Likely Continued Through May After 0.1% Fall in April A2 Corrections & Amplifications A2 Supreme Court Hands Win to Parents Opposed to LGBTQ Books in Schools A3 UVA President's Resignation Reflects a New Front in Trump's Bid to Remake Higher Education A3 Clashing Portraits of Sean Combs's Sex Parties Emerge as Trial Comes to an End A3 Senate Republicans Make Final Push to Hit Trump's Megabill Deadline A4 GOP Poised to Drop Key Provision From Megabill's Tax Hike on Universities A4 General 'Razin' Caine Vaults Into the Top Tier of Trump Advisers A6 California Gov. Newsom Sues Fox News for Defamation A6 Senate Effort to Restrain Trump's War Powers in Iran Fails A6 The 7-Foot-1 Mystery Who Just Became the Most Shocking NBA Draft Pick in Years A14 The World's Biggest Sports Event Is a Year Away. The U.S. Might Be a Terrible Host. A14 Advertisement ‏‏‎ ‎ WORLD Trump Goes to Bat for Big Oil on Climate Rules in EU Trade Talks - The administration is targeting key EU greenhouse-gas regulations in trade negotiations with Europe. A7 Extreme Poverty Becoming More Concentrated in Conflict Countries, Warns World Bank A7 Taiwan Looks to New Sea-Drone Tech to Repel China A7 Life in Iran After the Strikes: Executions, Arrests and Paranoia A8 Trump Says U.S. Won't Lift Iran Sanctions A8 The Grandfathers Fighting on Ukraine's Front Lines A10 OPINION The Strike on Iran Was 'Jacksonian' - Walter Russell Mead says Trump's instincts are to avoid war, but he's no isolationist. He struck back hard at a real threat. A11 Let the TVA Power America's Nuclear Future A11 Notable & Quotable: Amy Coney Barrett A11 The Supreme Court Kills 'Universal' Injunctions A12 The U.K.'s Millionaire Expat Exodus A12 The Supreme Court's FCC Tax Dodge A12 Close the SALT 'Loophole'? Not on My Watch A12 Americans Want More Kids. The IRS Can Help A12 Why Shouldn't Europe Seize Russia's Assets? A12 The War With Tech Isn't New A12 Zelensky Fights, Khamenei Cowers A12 Trump Seeks Greatness as Mamdani Rises A13 The President's Defense Budget Misses the Mark A13 Taking Hegseth Seriously on 'Fake News' and the Iran Strike A13 EXCHANGE It's Known as 'The List'—and It's a Secret File of AI Geniuses - Only a select few researchers have the skills for the hottest area in tech. Mark Zuckerberg and his rivals want to hire them—even if it takes pay packages of $100 million. B1 Can Brad Pitt's 'F1' Movie Finally Deliver Apple a Big-Screen Hit? B1 It's Bulletproof, Fire-Resistant and Stronger Than Steel. It's Superwood. B2 The Score: Bumble, Tesla, Shell and More Stocks That Defined the Week B2 The 33-Year-Old Meat Heir Feeding America's Protein Obsession B3 These Funds Are Yield Magicians. How Do They Do It? B3 SoftBank's Founder Lays Out Vision to Be No. 1 in Artificial Superintelligence B9 Sanctioned Steelmaker Finds a Buyer for U.S., Canada Plants B9 Comcast Sells Sky Deutschland to RTL as Media Deals Pick Up in Europe B9 EchoStar Making Delayed Interest Payments, Averting Default B9 Taiwan Dollar Strength Spells Trouble for Tech Exporters, Insurers B10 Couche-Tard's Bid for 7-Eleven Parent Looking Less Likely B10 United Natural Foods Restores Systems After Hack, Expects Financial Hit B10 It's a New Era for Capital One. Amex and Chase Are in Its Sights. B11 REVIEW The Improbable Rise of Zohran Mamdani - The presumptive Democratic nominee for New York mayor emerged from a world of privilege with radical politics and charm to spare. C1 Dealing With Lots of Messy Young Houseguests? Consider a Chore Doc C3 How I Lost My Career and Started Delivering Mail C4 I Used to Hate Talking to My Mother About Her Death. Now We Do It All the Time. C4 For War on Terror Veterans, U.S. Strikes in Iran Leave Sinking Sense of Déjà Vu C5 Megalodon Sharks Were Prehistoric Nightmares. Why Did They Go Extinct? C5 David Murdock, Corporate Investor Who Made Nutrition an Obsession, Dies at 102 C6 Jillian Sackler, Widow and Defender of Arthur M. Sackler, Dies at 84 C6 A War Over Heaven and Hell C7 'The Party's Interests Come First' Review: First-Generation Revolutionary C7 Five Best: Stories of the Dust Bowl C8 'The Great Museum of the Sea' Review: A Dive Into the Past C9 'The End Is the Beginning' Review: Her Mother's Days, Unspooled C9 Fiction: 'The Man in the Iron Mask' C10 'The Listeners' Review: Prisoners of Luxury C10 'Days of Light' Review: Lives of the Artists C10 'The Buried City' Review: Pompeii on Display C11 'Thomas Sully's Philadelphians' Review: A City in Portraiture C11 'Richard Manuel' Review: The Band's 'Mournful, Soulful' Voice C12 'The Rebel Romanov' and 'The Rebel Empresses': Dynastic Dissenters C12 Maury Povich No Longer Keeps a List of People Who Have Wronged Him C14 'The Star-Spangled Banner': Rowdy Tune to Rousing Anthem C14 OFF DUTY How to Use Artificial Turf to Perfect Your Lawn - No mowing, no watering? Increasingly, luxury landscape designers are relying on artificial turf, once regarded with disdain. You, too, can deploy it judiciously, but first consider these pros and cons. D1 We Asked Men: How Has Your Wife or Partner Improved Your Style? D2 We Asked Men on the Street: What Do You Wear Even Though Your Partner Hates It? D2 Women Are Saving Thousands of Dollars With DIY Beauty Procedures. It's Not Always Pretty. D3 Inside Nike's Reinvention of the Air Jordan D4 These Men's Pants Are as Comfy as PJs but Actually Look Stylish D4 Is That Hotel Too Young for You? D6 These 'Rewilding' Projects Might Be the Next Generation of National Parks D6 How to Make a Margarita That Means Business D7 California Chenin Blanc Is Back, And Now Is the Time to Buy D8 The Cookbook You Need to Spice Up Your Summer Grilling Routine D8 A Family SUV Built Like a McMansion D11 ‏‏‎ ‎ Access WSJ‌.com and our mobile apps. Subscribe

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