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  Putin's Strategy of Paying Lip Service to Peace Falters as Trump Loses Patience - The president's remarks during a cabinet meeting were the latest sign of his growing displeasure with the Russian leader.  A1

  What's News: Business & Finance A1

  Trump Delayed Reciprocal Tariffs After Bessent Wanted More Time on Deals A1

  Europe's Crackdown on Speech Goes Far and Wide A1

  How a Flash Flood Turned Camp Mystic Into a Disaster Zone A1

  What's News: World-Wide A1

  Vanity Sizing Is Forcing Petite Women Into Kids' Clothes A1

  The Scourge of 'Spot-Fixing' Is Coming for American Sports A1

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                  U.S.

  U.S.'s Biggest Asian Allies Ready Last-Ditch Trade Appeal to Trump - President Trump's latest salvo on trade gives U.S. allies three weeks to persuade Washington to relax tariffs that would be costly for their export-dependent economies.  A2

  Trump's Megabill Gives Chinese EV Makers a Leg Up, Says Head of Auto Group A2

  EU Closes In on U.S. Trade Deal, Testing Bloc's Unity A2

  Corrections & Amplifications A2

  Supreme Court Allows Trump's Mass Government Layoffs to Move Forward A3

  NYC Real-Estate Execs Throw Money Behind Adams to Counter Rise of Mamdani A3

  Trump Administration Seeks to Ban China From Buying U.S. Farms A3

  A Grandfather Clock, Windmills and Tariffs: Inside Trump's Rollicking Cabinet Meeting A4

  Homeland Security Drops Shoe-Removal Requirement for Air Travelers A4

  The Republican Strategy to Win Without Trump on the Ballot A4

  Emergency Response Comes Under Scrutiny After Deadly Texas Floods A6

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                  WORLD

  Deaths of Five Israeli Soldiers Fuel Debate Over Ending Gaza War - A majority of Israelis want an end to the fighting, while right-wing members of the government prefer to keep going, saying Hamas remains undefeated.  A7

  Africa Wants Its Critical Minerals to Yield Jobs, Not Just Dollars A16

  German Exports Fall Again as Tariffs Drag on Economy A16

                  LIFE & ARTS

  I Pitted an AI Robot Massage Against the Real Thing - Our columnist gets on the table at a spa to pit the robot against a real massage therapist.  A9

  Learning to Love My First Budget—but Not Too Much A9

  The Lonely Grief of Losing a Childhood Friend A10

  'Moisturizer' Review: Wet Leg Doubles Down A11

  'Back to the Frontier' Review: Disconnection and Deprivation on Max A11

  Robot Riot at Wimbledon! Does Tennis Need to Rethink Its Tech Obsession? A12

                  OPINION

  Green Elites, Trumped - The big beautiful bill ends the corrupt embarrassment known as 'climate policy.'  A13

  Make America Solvent Again A13

  Walmart Beats a Government Grocery Store A13

  'The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück' Review: Surviving Together A13

  Trump Calls Out the Putin Charade A14

  The Supreme Court Says the President Can Fire People A14

  The Tariff Damage in Profile: Energy Edition A14

  The Senate Can Cripple Putin's War Machine A14

  Is a Mayor Mamdani a Blessing in Disguise? A14

  Why Did 'Brilliant Pebbles' Fail to Launch? A14

  Why Not Give Saving a Try? A14

  Correction A14

  A Day Old and Deep in Debt A14

  The Perfect Time for Regime Change in Iran A15

  Trump Is on a Roll, but He Shouldn't Get Overconfident A15

  How Labor Unions Feed Campus Antisemitism A15

  Notable & Quotable: The National Education Association A15

                  BUSINESS & FINANCE

  Goldman Sachs Hires Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak - The onetime world leader will work part time for the investment bank as a senior adviser while remaining a lawmaker.  B1

  The Grammys Chief on How AI Will Change Music B1

  Elon Musk's Grok Chatbot Publishes Series of Antisemitic Posts B1

  How Unilever Used AI to Make Soap Go Viral B4

  There's More Information Than Ever on ESG Investing, but It Isn't Helping B1

  Porsche Deliveries Fall on Weakness in China and Germany B2

  LVMH Taps Michael Burke to Lead Americas Business Amid Trade Uncertainty B2

  Honeywell International Aims to Streamline Ahead of Breakup B2

  Daimler Truck Expects Significant Job Cuts in Germany B2

  TopBuild to Buy Progressive Roofing From Bow River Capital for $810 Million B2

  Hershey Recruits Collab-Loving Wendy's Boss as New CEO B3

  Apple COO Jeff Williams to Step Down; Design Team Will Report to CEO Tim Cook B3

  Coller Raises $6.8 Billion for Credit Secondary Deals B3

  Telenor Acquires Norwegian Fiber Network From GlobalConnect for $592 Million B4

  Boldstart Ventures Raises $250 Million AI Fund, Looking to Move Fast B4

  BlackRock Acquires ElmTree Funds as It Continues Private-Markets Push B6

  Challenger to FICO Credit Scores Gets Green Light for Use in Mortgages B6

  Trump's Tariffs Send Copper to Record, Dow Industrials Slip B12

  What Anti-Woke Funds and ESG Have in Common B13

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