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  1. In Opinion, writes: "I can smell Donald Trump’s fear from here. His panic. His anxiety. And yet, I don’t have a full picture of what is causing it."

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    The absurd inevitability of the World Cup press conference. (Bonus: read about the time Bob Bradley, then the U.S. coach, was asked how the team was coping with their potential despair over the death of Michael Jackson.)

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  3. The population of orca whales off the coast of Washington State is at a 30-year-low. The orcas are essentially starving, as their primary prey are also dying off.

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  4. Both parties face uncertainty in the House, where neither is sure of its leadership and no one knows who will be in control

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  5. Trump appears to be going back and forth between two candidates, Judge Kavanaugh and Judge Hardiman, for the seat of retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy

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  6. A review found that Nissan workers falsified emissions tests. It's the latest blow for one of Japan’s biggest automakers.

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  7. Everything is a co-working space these days. And that includes restaurants, at least before dinner.

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  8. Beijing is embracing technologies like facial recognition and artificial intelligence to identify and track 1.4 billion people

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    Yet again, your brain is working against you: This is why we’re programmed to tackle small, unimportant tasks instead of far more consequential ones

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  10. Flood survivors in Japan are digging out of the wreckage. More than 100 people have died.

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  11. A white manager of a Memphis apartment complex was fired after she called the police on a black man wearing socks in the pool on the Fourth of July

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  12. Breaking News: A split over Brexit shook Britain’s cabinet as Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary and Brexit hard-liner, quit over Theresa May’s approach

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  13. Breaking News: Four more people were rescued from the flooded Thai cave complex. A total of 8 were out as the second day of the treacherous operation wound down.

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  14. Morning Briefing: Here's what you need to know to start your day

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    Nine players competing on so-called Manic Monday at Wimbledon, which features all 16 fourth-round singles matches, are unseeded and relatively unknown. So, let’s get to know them, shall we?

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  16. NATO summit meetings were once ritualistic events. They've have become anxiety-producing confrontations where the main object is to avoid long-term damage.

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  17. Two jailed Reuters reporters will be put on trial in Myanmar. The decision is seen as a setback for free speech.

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  18. Maps: Rescuers must navigate narrow, flooded passages with few air pockets to save 12 boys and their soccer coach

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  19. More boys are being rescued from the Thai cave network. Live updates:

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  20. Trump is scheduled to announce his pick for a new Supreme Court justice at 9 p.m. ET. Here’s a look at the top candidates to replace Justice Kennedy.

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