This month’s opening of the Obama Presidential Center is arguably the biggest investment in Chicago’s South Side in more than a century. Here’s an early look at the museum as well as the broader campus commemorating former President Barack Obama: 🔗 on.wsj.com/4uQDUSZ

Lex Greensill, the financier whose eponymous lending firm collapsed in 2021, was banned by U.K. regulators from serving on company boards on.wsj.com/4orV7Ql

Bad bets by the CEO of SoftBank left him in despair. An AI spree has Masayoshi Son back on top. on.wsj.com/3Q7gCsC

In Game 1 of the NBA Finals, time was running short and the Knicks were on the wrong side of the score. Which is exactly where Jalen Brunson likes to be. 🏀 on.wsj.com/3RMRwzY

President Trump moves to make Todd Blanche attorney general, setting up a potentially contentious Senate confirmation battle over his Justice Department agenda on.wsj.com/4uRsn5C

In a private meeting, Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner attempted to quell concerns from some Democratic lawmakers that revelations about his life have jeopardized his candidacy. 🔗 on.wsj.com/49HNA9P

Short seller Andrew Left’s conviction on securities-fraud charges has an influential niche of the stock market concerned about legal scrutiny over their public statements on.wsj.com/43bgDPo

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, a former senior Trump administration official, said she resigned last month in part because she was increasingly frustrated with the lack of oversight of the intelligence community’s use of taxpayer funds—including gold bullion. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4anptxdMostrar mais

It just got easier to place rapid-fire trades in stocks and options, as “pattern day trader” restrictions start going off the books at brokers like Robinhood Markets and Webull on.wsj.com/4vqE2rU

Politically charged disputes have marked the Supreme Court’s current term, including tests of presidential power. See a visual roundup. on.wsj.com/4fliQPw

Blackstone will limit second-quarter redemptions in its flagship private-credit fund after paying the full amount requested in the first quarter on.wsj.com/3RLkhwV

Solo agers must navigate complex financial and medical decisions without a built-in safety net. on.wsj.com/4dQaqP6

With the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, brands and bootleggers are cashing in. on.wsj.com/4upfxe8

After the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” lost support, the DOJ is eyeing other legal channels to pay Trump allies who claim the government targeted them for political reasons on.wsj.com/3PTDuvP

The most polarizing topic on on America’s beaches this summer isn’t loud music or open container laws. It’s a lightweight sun shade known as a Shibumi. on.wsj.com/3PJIvXP

In Game 1 of the NBA Finals, time was running short and the Knicks were on the wrong side of the score. Which is exactly where Jalen Brunson likes to be. on.wsj.com/49GU34L

An invisible barrier is keeping many Americans from getting ahead—the midcareer stall. on.wsj.com/439B0MV

In Game 1 of the NBA Finals, time was running short and the Knicks were on the wrong side of the score. Which is exactly where Jalen Brunson likes to be. on.wsj.com/4x8lhLz

The English actress is having a blockbuster year, between reprising her breakout role and starring in Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day.’ on.wsj.com/4dP6I8d

Sales of hybrid vehicles rose 33% in May versus last year, as buyers seek better fuel economy. on.wsj.com/49HhqLv

Some of Russia’s best-known hawks have become more open in expressing a belief that Moscow simply doesn’t have the capacity to achieve an outright victory against Ukraine on.wsj.com/4en1fWn

Months after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s most sweeping global tariffs, the administration said it would levy new tariffs using a different legal mechanism. on.wsj.com/49FBTAx

Ever feel like the days are dragging on longer? Turns out you’re right. We think of a day as 24 hours, but recent research indicates that days are lengthening—ever so slightly—because the Earth’s rotation is slowing down. What’s the culprit? 🔗 on.wsj.com/4uWO5pa

Exclusive: Meta Platforms has delayed plans to release its newest artificial intelligence model to developers multiple times and as of Tuesday didn't have a planned date to release it on.wsj.com/4e0rz7l

Here is an early look at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/49GveWD

Gulf states are pouring money into pipelines, railroads and storage facilities to keep oil flowing even when the Strait of Hormuz isn’t on.wsj.com/4uPzZFJ

Her promotion to commodore of Sausalito Yacht Club was supposed to be a formality. Instead it got blocked, sparking a fight that has torn the club apart. on.wsj.com/4emJaHX

Bad bets by the CEO of SoftBank left him in despair. An AI spree has Masayoshi Son back on top. on.wsj.com/4vtAS6Y

In a poll, more than half of respondents consider themselves financially “conflicted.” on.wsj.com/4ue5YOU

Snapping photos of students eating in the cafeteria is a new form of cyberbullying, leading to embarrassment and isolation. on.wsj.com/4e3ceD0

Paolo Benanti, a priest who has advised the Vatican, writes that as AI reshapes how information is received, the Church is discovering a new mission: teaching people what deserves to be believed. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4x3tSiV

More migrants are relenting under pressure to self-deport before immigration authorities detain them. But leaving the U.S. isn’t always as simple as it sounds. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4aeVszJ

Bill Gates’s employees spent years carefully cultivating his image—down to keeping a custom-size mannequin to test his outfits. Now his image has been shattered. on.wsj.com/4uIqSGW

Walking straight up a mountain just got easier, says @nicnguyen. Here’s her take on the $2,000 Hypershell X Ultra S bionic leg boosters. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4emHgqQ

The slowest housing market in decades is stretching into its fourth year, and even real-estate agents who made it this far are reaching a breaking point. on.wsj.com/4o7Tabu

Americans are going to extraordinary lengths to get their hands on Indian mangoes. “I literally stop whatever I'm doing.” on.wsj.com/4vqOVtZ

A growing number of families are grappling with how to make sure the wealth they earned doesn’t screw up their kids—and the kids don’t screw up the money—as wealth at the top has exploded. Inside a retreat where heirs learn the secrets to staying rich: on.wsj.com/4e7eV6BMostrar mais

It’s a question perhaps as old as commercial aviation itself—is it ever acceptable to take your shoes off on a flight? Take this quiz to find out if you know how to behave on an airplane: 🔗 on.wsj.com/4v88Myx

Here is an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/43dIfmY

The hiring of teens for summer jobs is expected to be down, as many seasonal positions at summer camps and small businesses have evaporated on.wsj.com/3PSRXrT

Incense is getting a luxury makeover. We put six trendy scents to the test. on.wsj.com/4e1jpeO

The radical experiment to save America’s emptiest downtown on.wsj.com/4dMADOp

Four-legged residents might be the hottest clients in interior design, thanks to a trend known as “barkitecture.” The pet may not hold the deed, but it is increasingly shaping the floor plan. Here, some projects that could serve as inspiration: 🔗 on.wsj.com/4dY2VUP

How much are California billionaires willing to pay to avoid the state’s proposed wealth tax? On the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, the answer is “double.” 🔗 on.wsj.com/4uiWHoK

A famous math problem that stumped humans for the better part of a century has finally been toppled—by AI. on.wsj.com/3PTSaLt

From mini-pigs and organ printing to cryotherapy and genetics, Vladimir Putin has turned antiaging research into a Kremlin priority. 🔗 on.wsj.com/3PYlQXO

After the success of Dollywood, the country music superstar plans to add hotels, entertainment venues and even themed gas stations. on.wsj.com/3RPQpzo

Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk both faced challenges last week in the race to make their sci-fi dreams a reality. on.wsj.com/3Q086eY

Brian Rizzo’s quest for seats, at 10 times the cost of his 1994 World Cup tickets, is emblematic of the ordeal fans have been through to see this summer’s soccer extravaganza. ⚽️ on.wsj.com/4vqDdiX

The New York Knicks are the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. Fans are marking the moment in outlandish fashion. on.wsj.com/4fZqVJO