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Higher June Retail Sales Bolsters U.S. Recovery - Americans stepped up retail spending in June, offering a boost to the economic recovery as it faces concerns about accelerating inflation.  A1

What’s News: World-Wide A1

DACA Immigration Program Invalidated by Federal Judge A1

What’s News: Business & Finance A1

U.S. Warns Businesses Over Rising Risks in Hong Kong Under China Crackdown A1

Wall Street’s New Rivalry: Who Can Meet the Most People in Person A1

China Targets Another Region in Ethnic Assimilation Campaign: Tibet A1

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   U.S.

Hurricane Katrina Wasn’t the First Storm to Use That Name, but It Was the Last - Hurricane names are reused—until they cause too much damage. Since 1953, 93 names have been retired.  A2

Arrests at U.S.-Mexico Border This Year Top One Million A2

Corrections & Amplifications A2

Covid-19 School Mandates for Masks, Vaccines Are Blocked in More States A3

More California Counties Recommend Face Masks Again A3

Mortgage-Refinancing Costs Expected to Fall as Fannie, Freddie Drop Fee A3

More Corporate PACs Resume Political Donations to Republicans Who Rejected Election Results A4

Groups on Both Sides of Abortion Debate Prepare for 2022 Battle A4

Covid-19 Immune Response Could Be Long Lasting, but Variants Present Risks A5

Biden Blasts Covid-19 Vaccine Misinformation on Social Media A5

The Art and Science of a Mark Cavendish Sprint A14

England’s Other Sports Drought: Winning the British Open A14

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   WORLD

China Sends State Security, Police Officials to Didi for Cybersecurity Probe - China sent regulators including state security and police officials to the ride-hailing business as part of a cybersecurity investigation, the latest development in a regulatory saga that has gripped China’s tech industry.  A6

Russia Emerges as Key Backer of Myanmar’s Military Post-Coup A6

Hit Hard by Covid-19, Southeast Asian Countries Turn to Western Vaccines A6

Pope Francis Lets Bishops Ban Old Latin Mass, Reversing Move by Pope Benedict XVI A7

Floods in Germany, Belgium Leave More Than 120 Dead as Rescuers Race to Find Survivors A7

Haitian Senior Police Officers Detained Over President’s Assassination A8

Iran’s Nuclear Advances Complicate Biden’s Bid to Revive 2015 Deal A8

Food Entrepreneur Promoted Health Benefits A9

When Uncle Sam Needed a Favor, a Landlord in Washington Stepped Up A9

Scholar Led London Stock Exchange Into Modern Era A9

   OPINION

The Woke Threat to Philanthropy - Lawmakers and ideologues are growing increasingly insistent in their demands on the nonprofit world.  A11

Illinois Democrats Play Politics With the State’s Electricity A11

Notable & Quotable: Self-Esteem A11

President Warren’s Government A12

Biden’s Warning on Hong Kong A12

Censorship Coordination Deepens A12

The War on Bright, Hard-Working Asian Students A12

Inheritance, Inequity and the Baby Boomers A12

Is Ranked-Choice Voting the New American Way? A12

Three Cheers for Employer Health Insurance A13

Progressives Punish ‘Honorary Whites’ but Aren’t Helping Blacks A13

Make Way for the Queens of Chess A13

Notable & Quotable: Civics and ‘Equity’ A13

    EXCHANGE

The We That Didn’t Work at WeWork - Adam Neumann and Masayoshi Son pushed WeWork to new heights. When their relationship unraveled, WeWork did too.  B1

Intel CEO’s Chip-Building Plan Has a $50 Billion-Plus Price Tag B1

Yield Spread Highlights Embrace of Riskier Debt B1

Odd Couple Unites in Action Against Big Tech B1

Goldman Sachs, Twitter, Johnson & Johnson: Stocks That Defined the Week B2

The Novel Material That’s Shrinking Phone Chargers, Powering Up Electric Cars, and Making 5G Possible B2

Lordstown Motors Discloses Justice Department Investigation as Truck Launch Looms B3

China’s EVs Force Foreign Auto Makers to Catch Up B3

Ericsson Warns China Backlash Threatens Its Market Share B3

China Tech Billionaire Adds to Sector Largess With $2 Billion Donation B3

AMC Settles ‘Walking Dead’ Lawsuit for $200 Million B3

Sun Bum Is Reviewing Gel Amid Neutrogena Sunscreen Recall B3

Your Child Tax Credit Payment Just Arrived. Are You Sure You Want It? B4

How to Dip a Toe Into Bitcoin B4

Don’t Believe the Inflated Yields on Inflation-Protected Bond Funds B5

A Childhood Love of ‘Toy Story’ Led to a Job at Pixar B8

An Obsession With Sports Turned Into a Career as an NBA Data Analyst B9

How a Campus Activist Channeled Her Passions Into a Career B9

Poised for a Career in Tech Sales, He Founded a Chocolate-Milk Startup Instead B8

In Pursuit of a Career in Healthcare, She Became an Engineer B8

Sovereign-Wealth Funds Invest More at Home as Covid-19 Hits Economies B14

Paytm Parent Plans $2.2 Billion IPO in India B14

Stocks Decline, End Week With Losses B15

Binance Pulls Plug on Digital Stocks Amid Regulatory Scrutiny B15

Bank of Japan Opens Push on Climate Change in Contrast to Fed B15

Hedge Funds Short ESG Market Darling Credito Real B15

3-D Printing Company Fathom Reaches $1.4 Billion SPAC Deal to Go Public B15

Auto Loans Are Getting Off the Beaten Track B16

Growth Blowback for Wind Turbines B16

Twitter’s Pulse Rests in Fleet B16

Intel Could Find a New World of Complications with GlobalFoundries B16

   REVIEW

Is Pope Francis Leading the Church to a Schism? - Disagreements over same-sex relationships and the role of women are heightening tensions among Catholics worldwide.  C1

The Science of Sweating It Out C3

Hooligan: From Figure of Fun to Menacing Fan C3

Coming Face to Face With an Illusion C4

The Key to Avoiding Future Climate Disasters? Adapting C4

What Proust Knew About Identity C5

How Long Is Too Long for a Coffee Date? C5

Goldbelly’s Joe Ariel Is Bringing Foodies and Restaurants Together C6

Do All the Billionaires Belong in Space? C6

‘The Ambassador’ Review: Joseph Kennedy’s Diplomatic Disaster C7

‘Until Proven Safe’ Review: Quarantines Then and Now C7

Five Best: Collections of American Humor C8

‘The Hero’s Way’ Review: On Garibaldi’s Trail C9

‘Sprinting Through No Man’s Land’ Review: The Heroic Age of the Tour de France C9

‘A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes’ Review: Love in the Time of Fame C10

Mysteries: ‘Dead by Dawn’ Review C10

Fiction: Katie Kitamura’s ‘Intimacies’ Review C10

‘Dweller in Shadows’ Review: Gifted and Tormented C11

Children’s Books: Seeing the World Through an Artist’s Eyes C11

‘Illuminating Natural History’ Review: Bringing the New World Into the Light C12

The Artistry and Misery of Ivory C14

A Monumental Miniature C14

   OFF DUTY

Want to Buy a Luxury Watch? Read These 7 Pro Tips First - Navigating the luxury watch market can seem complicated—but it needn’t be. Here, insider advice for procuring the high-end ticker of your dreams, without getting ripped off.  D1

We Tried 75 Bikinis to Find the Best—Including One for $33 D3

A Guide to Key West’s Unkitschy Side D4

Iceland Is Open to U.S. Travelers—and Gloriously Uncrowded D5

Pinot Grigios That Stand Out From the Rest: Our Top Five Bottles D6

This Meatless Grilling Recipe Delivers Maximum Flavor in 15 Minutes D6

The Best Plant-Based Milks—From Almond to Oat—Rigorously Tested D7

This Summer’s Best Ice Cream Upgrade? Marshmallow Fluff D7

E-Bike Sales Are Surging. But Are Kids’ Versions a Good Idea? D8

Tennis Skills Stalled? 4 Training Gadgets to Make You the Next Djokovic D8

2022 Indian Chief Bobber Dark Horse: Styled to Throw Shade D10

The New Photo Album? Video Apps That Montage Your Life D10

The Secret to a Low-Maintenance Flower Garden? Beautiful Weeds D11

Ceiling Wallpaper: An Interior Design Move That’s Topping the Trend List D11

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