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- Former President Joe Biden signed the act making Juneteenth a federal holiday five years ago, but its adoption across American civic life depends on where you live
- From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJopinion: Americans’ pride in their nation is sinking to new lows as the U.S. approaches its 250th birthday. Look at the kinds of stories Hollywood has stopped telling in recent years, writes @MJ_Koch.
- From @WSJopinion: What Dad wants this Father’s Day: Many would appreciate acknowledgment of the work we do—but asking for that seems undignified, writes Roland Fryer
- Questlove’s HBO documentary sheds new light on the band’s decadeslong conflicts over money and credit.
- Watch Pixar legend Andrew Stanton relive some of the iconic moments from the 10 animated movies he has written or directed.
- We followed the American Dream mall’s events director as she takes multitasking to the next level during the soccer extravaganza
- From @WSJopinion: The Justices are finally colorblind. A majority dissent from Plessy v. Ferguson comes 130 years late, and “disparate impact” is on the way out, write Elizabeth Price Foley and Jason B. Torchinsky.
- In his debut as chairman, Kevin Warsh stripped away the Federal Reserve’s policy hints and committed to bringing inflation down—but wouldn’t say what that will take. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4etrXeP
- Exclusive: Baseten, part of a growing Silicon Valley ecosystem offering services to enable low-cost AI models, is raising $1.5 billion in a new round
- Utah’s pilot program to have artificial-intelligence chatbots refill prescriptions has angered doctors who worry it isn’t safe.
- The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Congress can’t automatically bar all users of illegal drugs from having guns, further expanding the scope of the Second Amendment right to bear arms
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ratcheted up pressure on European NATO allies, warning that the U.S. will review its military presence on the continent
