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BREAKING NEWS

Pat Robertson, televangelist who mixed politics and religion, dies at 93

By Matt Schudel11 minutes ago

The 7 Morning Briefing

7 things to know today: Wildfire smoke; Ukraine; student loans; Lionel Messi; office push; and more

7 min

CANADA WILDFIRE SMOKE

Hazardous air conditions on East Coast as U.S. rushes firefighters to Canada

By Niha Masih and Victoria BissetUpdated 6 minutes ago

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OVERVIEW

How bad has the wildfire smoke been in your area? Use this tool to check where you live.

By Veronica Penney, Niko Kommenda, Naema Ahmed and John Muyskens1 hour ago

To get workers back in office, Google issues ultimatum while Salesforce tries charity

Google is cracking down on remote work, while Salesforce is donating to charity for every day workers come in from June 12 to 23.

By Taylor Telford and Gerrit De Vynck

Listen: Uncovering modern slavery in D.C.’s suburbs

On the Record: Test your knowledge with our quotable news quiz

Carolyn Hax: ‘Quirky’ friends impose burdensome playdate rules

Cook: Spicy chili oil noodles make a 20-minute weeknight meal

USAID cuts food aid supporting millions of Ethiopians amid charges of massive government theft

By Katharine HoureldUpdated 55 minutes ago

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They were flying to the U.S. Then they spent 40 hours stranded in Russia.

Air India Flight 173, from New Delhi to San Francisco, made an emergency landing in a remote city, where passengers slept in a school gymnasium.

By Kelsey Ables

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House heads home after hard-right Republicans defy McCarthy, block legislation

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) admitted he was “blindsided” by the rebuke, but insisted the Republican caucus would emerge stronger.

By Amy B Wang, Marianna Sotomayor, Leigh Ann Caldwell and Paul Kane

Book Review

Elliot Page’s memoir is also an urgent call for trans rights

By Brandon Tensley

Forget 10,000 steps. 7 surprising tips for step counters.

By Gretchen Reynolds

How do you take your basement from boring to fun? Ask an expert.

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Live updates: Ukraine launches counteroffensive against Russia

Ukraine's military advanced on Russian positions in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, kicking off a long-anticipated counterattack to reclaim occupied territory from Russia.

House heads home after hard-right Republicans defy McCarthy, block legislation

Opinion

What to look for if Trump is indicted by the DOJ

How long will wildfire smoke last? Here’s the latest air quality forecast.

To fill offices, Google issues ultimatum while Salesforce tries charity

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