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Many public companies in Germany would be required to have at least one woman on management boards under a measure advanced in Parliament that aims to ensure that women are represented in the upper echelons of some of Europe's largest companies. https://t.co/H92QhWBvCf

Basim Razzo's wife and daughter were killed in a misguided airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS. Instead of revenge, the Iraqi engineer works to promote empathy and forgiveness. https://t.co/mf3e1oR3C0

Europe's summer of recovery suddenly looks less certain. Portugal's experience shows why. https://t.co/bGa1ushKKT

News Analysis: A new Israeli government united in its determination to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but in agreement on little else, is set to take office Sunday. "It looks like a recipe for chronic instability," writes @NYTimesCohen. https://t.co/zLhjzic1OT

“Dating as a transgender woman, in my experience, meant low expectations and casual sex,” Denny Agassi writes. “Then I met Jack.” https://t.co/BIqN1jKq2w https://t.co/uDkKUXL6s9

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced a rule outlining steps that employers must take to protect workers from the risk of Covid-19, but it will apply only to the health care industry, not to other high-risk workplaces. https://t.co/OCbRHTZQ3p

Much of the West is experiencing the worst drought in decades. Las Vegas, the city where seemingly anything and everything is condoned, has made grass — the ornamental kind — illegal. https://t.co/aRmlqY1xsW

12 new books recommended by critics and editors at The New York Times. https://t.co/eqigGvxY2H

The Biden administration plans to restore environmental protections to Tongass National Forest in Alaska, one of the world’s largest intact temperate rain forests, that had been stripped away by Donald Trump. https://t.co/FA2UkHWwFt

An intense drought is gripping the American West. Extreme conditions are more widespread than at any point in at least 20 years, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. And the hottest months of summer are still to come. https://t.co/opaR3lnIZP

The Justice Department’s independent inspector general opened an investigation on Friday into the decision by federal prosecutors to secretly seize the data of House Democrats and reporters. https://t.co/dpcc1m1u4E

Frustrated travelers to Hawaii describe “mayhem” and unexpected costs, even when attempting to follow the state’s strict testing and quarantine rules that officials put in place in an effort to protect locals. https://t.co/2IT3kkHxcF

How many words can you make with 7 letters? Try today’s Spelling Bee. https://t.co/mC7FMplZzg https://t.co/PaNutYTQRY

“Men who contacted me because they fantasized about trans women made it difficult for me to feel seen as a person in general, let alone a person worthy of respect,” Denny Agassi writes. Read this week’s Modern Love. https://t.co/D4sLxv77bT

Vaccinated Californians will be able to go mask-free in most indoor settings starting Tuesday. What we don’t know is whether workers will be required to wear masks on the job and under what circumstances. https://t.co/mNNkYggyVM

President Biden and six leaders from the world’s richest nations are meeting — face-to-face — in a picturesque, seaside resort in Cornwall, on England’s southwestern shore. https://t.co/MhrpEe7fIV

This golden age of men’s tennis got a little shinier in Paris tonight. It is harder to deepen the impression at this advanced stage but Djokovic & Nadal managed it & now Djokovic is closing in My latest from Roland Garros https://t.co/1kQKIGF31J

NEW: Biden DOJ addresses voting rights, doubling Civil Rights Division enforcement staff. “The most important year in voting is always the year that ends in a 1,” says @TomPerez. "You always have a dramatic increase in shenanigans.” w @NYTnickc @ktbenner https://t.co/zgDgAPMzBI

"Raiders of the Lost Ark" turns 40 this month. Here are four swashbuckling secrets from the set. https://t.co/12igZqoI7K

This week’s trip crystallized something crucial about Kamala Harris’s vice presidency: Whether she stays on message — as she did by telling migrants not to come — or goes off script, she will not be able to satisfy everyone. w / ⁦@anniekarni⁩ https://t.co/Od51b9bSsx

Apple did not realize that data on two Democratic lawmakers was part of a request by the Trump Justice Department. It was handled by a paralegal like a routine request. https://t.co/kS51EUmnCp

You may have seen The NYT’s coronavirus case map. It's part of a sprawling data effort that involved over 100 journalists. We learned today our work was part of an entry that received the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Here’s how the project came to be.

Of the many talented Times reporters and editors who shared in this year’s Pulitzer for public service, the team included our great colleague on the White House beat, @shearm. Naturally he was writing at the G/7 summit when the announcement came. We interrupted him. https://t.co/8MQwqp5K1a

Katori Hall, who won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for "The Hot Wing King," is "a writer with sincere affection for every character she creates," @BenjBrantley wrote in 2020. https://t.co/Y12QQN0Vjy

In February 2020, we spoke to Tania León, who won the Pulitzer Prize for Music today. She said she was a bit astonished by the trajectory of her life and career. “I consider what happened to me to be a miracle.” https://t.co/Bs1FZNU9XU

A judge has temporarily halted the Biden administration’s debt relief program for minority farmers after white farmers sued and said the government was discriminating against them. https://t.co/M1ByPgNj8I

Wesley Morris, a critic at large for The New York Times, won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, making him the first person to win the category twice. His work examined the George Floyd protests, Black artists, life under quarantine and pop culture. https://t.co/O14RAI38kj

Follow our live summer of football briefing here. It will be populated by snippets of news and updates mainly about the Euros, but also Copa America and other bits and pieces that you might be interested in https://t.co/5vrlwwvfUH

Hawaii is America's paradise, but getting there right now can be kind of hellish. @tariro reports. https://t.co/E76W0KgDgm

Fifty years ago, the ⁦@nytimes⁩ published a secret official history of the Vietnam War called the Pentagon Papers, defying government efforts to suppress a free press. This gripping oral history takes us inside the room a half century later. https://t.co/47WYE2dNLm