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The owners were inspired by George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate when they built their roughly 6,000-square-foot home near Sacramento. https://t.co/RYPn1bu81t

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Breaking: The Nasdaq sank nearly 4% on fears about AI demand and higher interest rates. https://t.co/jT2t4c6zrM

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From @WSJopinion: The American work ethic has gone out of style. One in 3 working-age American men aren’t so much as looking for a job, writes @jasonrileywsj.
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President Trump said he wants Bill Pulte, his incoming acting director of national intelligence, to begin the process of firing a large number of employees as part of a shake-up of the U.S. intelligence community. 🔗 https://t.co/FtrV2EjpDZ

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Emily Blunt reveals the one relationship that taught her the most about herself—and it isn't her husband, John Krasinski.

In the full interview, the actress discusses returning to "The Devil Wears Prada," why Meryl Streep never gives advice and more. 🎥 https://t.co/MxWUCVcBNW

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From @WSJopinion: CEOs, get ready to be subpoenaed. If Democrats take Congress, expect them to scrutinize your company’s dealings with the Trump administration, writes Michael Zona.
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This 1768 painting of the silversmith and American revolutionary is both a tribute to the dignity of craftsmen and a work of canny political symbolism. https://t.co/Ih2s8L2yzK

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From @WSJopinion: Trump has a help-wanted problem. There aren’t enough people left with the lack of qualifications he’s looking for, writes @KimStrassel.
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From @WSJopinion: China gets anxious enough to choose worker freedom. Beijing reforms its system of resident registration, which creates a domestic migrant underclass, writes Joseph Sternberg.
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Major stock index providers are divided on whether to rewrite their rulebooks to account for megacap IPOs like SpaceX. https://t.co/XLwFy0otlq

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Only six new musicals opened on Broadway this season, with four competing for the top prize, but there’s more consistent quality among the shows without songs. https://t.co/nieGteMFVk

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Current and former SpaceX employees are poised to hit it big when the rocket-and-satellite maker goes public next week. https://t.co/gXxBoHeVJk

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It is a tough job but this former Navy helicopter crewman is ready: making sure we don’t have blackouts this summer https://t.co/cMaNcXfcQb

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Exclusive: President Trump wants Bill Pulte to fire a large number of employees as part of a shakeup of the U.S. intelligence community https://t.co/eSAxuzKMUA

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John Tortorella took over a floundering team with eight games left in the season and turned the Golden Knights into title contenders. https://t.co/5Km9AIv3HW

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As an avid “football” fan since the days when games weren’t broadcast in the U.S., I’ve watched the sport’s slow rise to the mainstream. We’ve come a long way. https://t.co/BivGrCjquh

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"I feel cheated." Purchasing-card use by public officials, including waste and alleged fraud, is stoking taxpayer backlash in cities and towns across the U.S. https://t.co/5eMlStteDL

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No peacocking and no polyester are among the codes junior bankers typically learn by breaking them. https://t.co/YDTvMD7mTZ

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California Democrats Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris have bumped elbows, exchanged snubs and lent support for years. Expect all hell to break loose if they end up in a 2028 election showdown. 🔗 https://t.co/VqNjTNZLKR

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For the first time in 27 years, the Knicks are in the NBA Finals—and New York is all in. We asked Zohran Mamdani about ticket prices, watching games at Madison Square Garden, and whether the Knicks can bring home a championship.

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