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    Wirecutter

    The Best Father’s Day Sales on Gear Dads Actually Like and Use

    When it comes to gifts, many dads share a go-to response: "I don't need anything.

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    Africa

    Children Among Dozens Killed in Attack on Sudanese Village

    Videos showed paramilitaries opening fire on the village in what had been Sudan’s breadbasket region, causing the latest mass civilian casualties in a brutal yearlong war.

    By Declan Walsh and Malachy Browne

    The bodies of close to 50 people are laid out for burial in Wad al-Noura, Sudan, on Wednesday after Rapid Support Forces attacked the village in Jazeera Province.
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    Politics

    Biden Shut the Border to Asylum Seekers. The Question Is Whether the Order Can Be Enforced.

    There are still ways for people to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, particularly without any new resources to help guard the 2,000-mile frontier.

    By Hamed Aleaziz

    PRINT EDITIONIf Answer Is Closed Border, Question Is Enforcement|June 7, 2024, Page A17
    Before the new restrictions went into effect, migrants would seek out border agents and surrender, knowing that anyone who stepped foot on U.S. soil could ask for asylum.
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    Arts

    A New ‘Hunger Games’ Book by Suzanne Collins Is Coming in 2025

    “Sunrise on the Reaping” is the latest book in Collins’s hit series, which generated a legion of fans. It will also be made into a movie.

    By Alexandra E. Petri

    Suzanne Collins’s first four books sold more than 100 million copies, were translated into more than 50 languages and were made into five feature films.

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    Business

    Samsung Workers Strike, the First in the Company’s History

    The South Korean tech giant is at odds with some of its employees as it is trying to reassure investors that its memory chip business can meet demand.

    By Jin Yu Young and Meaghan Tobin

    PRINT EDITIONJune 8, 2024
    Samsung workers protesting outside Samsung’s offices near the Gangnam district in Seoul, South Korea on Friday. Workers at Samsung, South Korea’s most valuable company, are striking for the first time in its history
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    Politics

    Jill Biden, a Fierce Protector of Hunter Biden, Leaves France for Wilmington

    The first lady’s departure from a high-profile foreign trip was a dramatic illustration of the Biden family’s personal priorities. She is expected to return to France on Saturday.

    By Katie Rogers

    PRINT EDITIONJune 7, 2024
    Jill Biden, the first lady, left France on Thursday to attend Hunter Biden’s trial on gun charges. She had accompanied the president on a trip to Normandy to commemorate D-Day.
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    Music

    Are Big Music Tours Really in Trouble?

    High-profile cancellations from Jennifer Lopez and the Black Keys have armchair analysts talking. But industry insiders say live music is still thriving.

    By Ben Sisario and Joe Coscarelli

    The Black Keys onstage in London last month. After announcing a North American arena tour, the duo called it off, then fired its high-powered managers.
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    Europe

    Zelensky Shares Emotional Moment With U.S. Veteran at D-Day Ceremony

    The veteran, Melvin Hurwitz, embraced the Ukrainian president and called him “the savior of the people.” Mr. Zelensky told Mr. Hurwitz that he and his fellow World War II veterans had “saved Europe.”

    By Orlando Mayorquín

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    U.S.

    Judge Dismisses Attempted Murder Charge Over Attack at Pelosi Home

    Defense lawyers used a double jeopardy argument, saying their client had been convicted in federal court for acts that are now the subject of a state trial. Other charges remain.

    By Soumya Karlamangla

    Investigators gathered outside the Pelosi home in San Francisco the morning after Paul Pelosi was attacked in October 2022.
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    Opinion

    The Sins of the Educated Class

    Progressive elites aren’t helping the people they say they’re fighting for, and they’re hurting the rest of us.

    By David Brooks

    PRINT EDITIONJune 7, 2024, Page A25
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