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Europe is hot as hell. Why doesn’t it want air conditioning? on.wsj.com/4gozvlT

Europe Is Hot as Hell. Why Doesn’t It Want Air Conditioning?

Heat waves are challenging the continent’s longstanding resistance to cooling technology, spawning new political battles

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Here is an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/4xYaXGF
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A mystery buyer purchased the storied Bel-Air estate at the center of a lengthy foreclosure battle on.wsj.com/4eV4cg1

A Legal Tug-of-War Ends With the $130 Million Sale of Casa Encantada at Auction

A mystery buyer purchased the storied Bel-Air estate at the center of a lengthy foreclosure battle.

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How a WSJ article about singles whose families take over their dating profiles led to one of them getting engaged. 🔗: on.wsj.com/4eJqeU4
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Texts and emails from executives at three egg companies show an effort to sway the market, the Justice Department says. on.wsj.com/4wse9c6
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I feared a wrath of derision when I confessed my cheesy souvenir habit. But hundreds of you flooded my inbox with tales of your souvenir collections, writes @DawnGilbertson. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4vLxxkh
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President Trump’s new Air Force One, a Boeing 747-8 luxury jet given by Qatar’s government, has taken off. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4vd9HNk
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SpaceX has disrupted the satellite industry. Now, its Starlink unit aims to do the same with America’s telecom giants. on.wsj.com/4vOmRBm

Starlink Dominates Internet From Space. Can It Disrupt AT&T and Verizon on the Ground?

SpaceX wants its satellite network to eventually serve cellphones in dense urban areas, but capacity and infrastructure hurdles remain.

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With a single five-minute video, a graduate-school dropout who hunts for faked data in academic studies can stop a star scholar's career in its tracks. on.wsj.com/3QMF0Al
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President Trump made $1 billion on crypto deals while his fans lost a fortune on.wsj.com/3Riiq2C

Trump Made $1 Billion on Crypto Deals While His Fans Lost a Fortune

Roughly two-thirds of investors in the president’s memecoin are currently in the red.

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There’s no chance of appeal to get the USMNT’s suspended star back on the pitch versus Belgium. Or is there? on.wsj.com/44aqKo1

Let Folarin Balogun Play! Calling America’s Other National Team: Lawyers

There’s no chance of appeal to get the USMNT’s suspended star back on the pitch versus Belgium. Or is there?

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Exclusive: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wanted to adjust U.S. troop levels in Europe but pulled back after his plan was floated to the White House on.wsj.com/4v3r8Q5

Exclusive | Hegseth Prepared a Bombshell Plan to Cut Troops in Europe. Then It Got Nixed.

The defense secretary wanted to adjust U.S. troop levels in Europe but pulled back after his plan was floated to the White House.

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Jeff Bezos was Trump’s enemy. Now he sits in the front row, laughs at the president’s jokes—and gets a lot more federal contracts. on.wsj.com/4y0Heg7

How Bezos Learned to Love Trump—and Win More Contracts for Blue Origin

The space company has booked rapid growth under this administration, after the founder spent president’s first term being ‘hated.’

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Comcast co-CEO Brian Roberts spent his career building an integrated cable giant. To grow, he now plans to split it apart. on.wsj.com/3QXANtF
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New court documents released in one of Anthropic's lawsuits against the Pentagon shed light on the underlying tensions between the government and one of America’s hottest AI companies. on.wsj.com/4geLlil
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Fuel shortages across Russia have triggered a new political challenge for President Vladimir Putin on.wsj.com/4eV1KpP

Putin Faces a Political Crisis as Fuel Shortages Ripple Through Russia

Moscow might have to import gasoline and ban diesel exports as long lines form at gas stations.

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There’s no chance of appeal to get the USMNT’s suspended star Folarin Balogun back on the pitch versus Belgium. Or…is there? Calling on America’s real all-stars: the lawyers. Read more from columnist @jasongay: ⚽️ on.wsj.com/3SDSaAd
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America’s rickety electric grid is entering the hottest months of the year with a record-setting amount of new power generation—but plenty of problems. on.wsj.com/4vMldQK

The ‘Five Alarm’ Risks Facing the Power Grid This Summer

High temperatures, new AI data centers and drought conditions pose challenges to the electricity system.

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For the few high-profile people whose priority is secrecy, wedding security can be as complicated and expensive as the wedding itself. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4gTXFoh
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What it looked like when America was celebrating its 200th birthday in 1976: Some similarities to now but some clearly 1970s goofiness, too. on.wsj.com/4y2LvQ2
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