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Corruption Has Flooded America. The Dams Are Breaking.  
The United States is becoming just another country with a corrupt strongman personalizing and profiting from power.  

A Colombian Senator, Miguel Uribe, Is Shot at a Campaign Event  
The brazen attack, captured on video, recalled the political violence of past decades. The senator arrived at a hospital in critical condition.  

Trump Is Calling Up National Guard Troops Under a Rarely Used Law  
President Trump bypassed the authority of Gov. Gavin Newsom to call up 2,000 National Guard troops to quell immigration protests.  

Italians Prepare to Vote in Citizenship Referendum  
A referendum on Sunday and Monday will give Italians the chance to loosen citizenship laws for immigrants. But it is not clear enough voters will turn out.  

Hero or Traitor? Ernest Wilimowski, a Long-Dead Soccer Star, Is Revived, and Reviled.  
Efforts in the Polish region of Silesia to honor Ernest Wilimowski, a local star who played for the national teams of both Poland and Nazi Germany, are raising tricky questions about national loyalty and betrayal.  

Japan Flexes Its Military Muscle at China, and Trump  
A highly visible missile base on Okinawa is part of a Japanese defense buildup made amid fears of Beijing’s growing power and questions about U.S. commitment.  

Gina Ortiz Jones, a Progressive, Is Elected San Antonio’s Mayor  
Ms. Jones, a former under secretary of the Air Force under the Biden administration, prevailed over Rolando Pablos, a conservative with ties with to Gov. Greg Abbott.  

WorldPride Parade Attendees Celebrate in D.C. With Both Joy and Resolve  
The president’s moves affecting L.G.B.T.Q. people were on the minds of attendees, but there was no stopping the party.  

Trump Targets Workplaces as Immigration Crackdown Widens  
Many industries have become dependent on immigrant labor. Some workplace raids have been met with protest.  

Hunt for Father Accused of Killing 3 Daughters Expands in Washington Forest  
Travis Decker is a former member of the military who has enough wilderness survival skills to live in the woods on his own for weeks or months, the authorities said.  

Trump Warns of Consequences for Musk if He Backs Candidates Against Republicans  
The president warned of “serious consequences” if Mr. Musk chose to back candidates against Republicans who supported his domestic policy bill.  

Trump’s Proposed Cut Would Deal Serious Setback to California High-Speed Rail  
The Trump administration’s announcement that it would pull $4 billion for the state’s bullet train project is likely to mean significant delays in serving the first passengers, several analysts said.  

Macron Will Visit Greenland This Month, Defying Trump  
President Emmanuel Macron of France plans to travel to the island nation, which President Trump has vowed to take control of, on the way to Canada for a Group of 7 meeting.  

Why Do Broadway Actors Love to Work Summers at The Muny in St. Louis?  
The nearly 11,000-seat Muny in St. Louis is receiving the regional theater Tony Award. This week it began preparing to open its 107th season with “Bring It On.”  

Five Actors on the Muny: ‘Unlike Any Place I’d Ever Been on Earth’  
The St. Louis theater, this year’s regional Tony Award winner, has drawn Broadway actors to its stage for a century.  

It’s Getting Harder for Trump to Keep the Gang Together  
There are already indications that his coalition is fraying, and it’s not just about Elon Musk.  

What to Expect at the 2025 Tony Awards: ‘Hamilton,’ Robots and More  
This year's annual celebration of the best on Broadway is being hosted by Cynthia Erivo.  

Russian Spies Are Suspicious of China, Even as Putin and Xi Grow Close  
Russia’s spy hunters are increasingly worried about China’s espionage, even as the two countries grow closer.  

A Comprehensive Accounting of Trump’s Culture of Corruption  
His self-dealing is part of his larger efforts to weaken American democracy.  

How Russian Spies Are Analyzing Data From China’s WeChat App  
Moscow has long been suspicious of foreign messaging apps. WeChat’s weak encryption makes it vulnerable.  

How The Times Obtained Secret Russian Intelligence Documents  
A directive from Russia’s domestic security service was part of a cache that was advertised online by a cybercrime group.  

An ‘S.N.L.’ Secret Weapon Retires After 50 Years  
Stephen DeMaria has overseen the building of “Saturday Night Live” scenery since the show began. At 87, he finally hung up his hammer.  


Corruption Has Flooded America. The Dams Are Breaking.  
The United States is becoming just another country with a corrupt strongman personalizing and profiting from power.  

A Colombian Senator, Miguel Uribe, Is Shot at a Campaign Event  
The brazen attack, captured on video, recalled the political violence of past decades. The senator arrived at a hospital in critical condition.  

Trump Is Calling Up National Guard Troops Under a Rarely Used Law  
President Trump bypassed the authority of Gov. Gavin Newsom to call up 2,000 National Guard troops to quell immigration protests.  

Italians Prepare to Vote in Citizenship Referendum  
A referendum on Sunday and Monday will give Italians the chance to loosen citizenship laws for immigrants. But it is not clear enough voters will turn out.  

Hero or Traitor? Ernest Wilimowski, a Long-Dead Soccer Star, Is Revived, and Reviled.  
Efforts in the Polish region of Silesia to honor Ernest Wilimowski, a local star who played for the national teams of both Poland and Nazi Germany, are raising tricky questions about national loyalty and betrayal.  

Japan Flexes Its Military Muscle at China, and Trump  
A highly visible missile base on Okinawa is part of a Japanese defense buildup made amid fears of Beijing’s growing power and questions about U.S. commitment.  

Gina Ortiz Jones, a Progressive, Is Elected San Antonio’s Mayor  
Ms. Jones, a former under secretary of the Air Force under the Biden administration, prevailed over Rolando Pablos, a conservative with ties with to Gov. Greg Abbott.  

WorldPride Parade Attendees Celebrate in D.C. With Both Joy and Resolve  
The president’s moves affecting L.G.B.T.Q. people were on the minds of attendees, but there was no stopping the party.  

Trump Targets Workplaces as Immigration Crackdown Widens  
Many industries have become dependent on immigrant labor. Some workplace raids have been met with protest.  

Hunt for Father Accused of Killing 3 Daughters Expands in Washington Forest  
Travis Decker is a former member of the military who has enough wilderness survival skills to live in the woods on his own for weeks or months, the authorities said.  

Trump Warns of Consequences for Musk if He Backs Candidates Against Republicans  
The president warned of “serious consequences” if Mr. Musk chose to back candidates against Republicans who supported his domestic policy bill.  

Trump’s Proposed Cut Would Deal Serious Setback to California High-Speed Rail  
The Trump administration’s announcement that it would pull $4 billion for the state’s bullet train project is likely to mean significant delays in serving the first passengers, several analysts said.  

Macron Will Visit Greenland This Month, Defying Trump  
President Emmanuel Macron of France plans to travel to the island nation, which President Trump has vowed to take control of, on the way to Canada for a Group of 7 meeting.  

Why Do Broadway Actors Love to Work Summers at The Muny in St. Louis?  
The nearly 11,000-seat Muny in St. Louis is receiving the regional theater Tony Award. This week it began preparing to open its 107th season with “Bring It On.”  

Five Actors on the Muny: ‘Unlike Any Place I’d Ever Been on Earth’  
The St. Louis theater, this year’s regional Tony Award winner, has drawn Broadway actors to its stage for a century.  

It’s Getting Harder for Trump to Keep the Gang Together  
There are already indications that his coalition is fraying, and it’s not just about Elon Musk.  

What to Expect at the 2025 Tony Awards: ‘Hamilton,’ Robots and More  
This year's annual celebration of the best on Broadway is being hosted by Cynthia Erivo.  

Russian Spies Are Suspicious of China, Even as Putin and Xi Grow Close  
Russia’s spy hunters are increasingly worried about China’s espionage, even as the two countries grow closer.  

A Comprehensive Accounting of Trump’s Culture of Corruption  
His self-dealing is part of his larger efforts to weaken American democracy.  

How Russian Spies Are Analyzing Data From China’s WeChat App  
Moscow has long been suspicious of foreign messaging apps. WeChat’s weak encryption makes it vulnerable.  

How The Times Obtained Secret Russian Intelligence Documents  
A directive from Russia’s domestic security service was part of a cache that was advertised online by a cybercrime group.  

An ‘S.N.L.’ Secret Weapon Retires After 50 Years  
Stephen DeMaria has overseen the building of “Saturday Night Live” scenery since the show began. At 87, he finally hung up his hammer.  

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