- Why will Taiwan compete as Chinese Taipei at the Olympics in Tokyo? (ABC)

- Senators confident trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure deal will be introduced Sunday (CNN)

- Why retiring at 65 could become a thing of the past (CNBC)

- Square Agrees to Acquire Afterpay for $29 Billion in All-Stock Deal (WSJ)

- Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Over ‘Black Widow’ Streaming Release (WSJ)

- What happens if Supreme Court throws out Roe v. Wade? (CNN)

- Tech’s Customer Loyalty Is Priceless Until It Isn’t (WSJ)

- Neuroscientific research on monkeys is ethically troubling—but vital (The Economist)

- France Passes New Bill to Tighten Control of Mosques (WSJ)

- 2020 election becomes early dividing line for Republicans in crucial 2022 Senate race in Arizona (CNN)

- M.B.A. Programs From Stanford to Columbia and NYU Pass on Hybrid Learning (WSJ)

- First Covid-19 Infections Among Athletes in Olympic Village Are Confirmed (WSJ)

- Doping is still too common (The Economist)

- Make Way for the ‘One-Minute City’ (Bloomberg)

- India's government says Twitter should be held liable for what users post (CNN)

- Haiti on Brink of Anarchy Amid Hunger, Gang Violence and Power Vacuum (WSJ)

- Italy’s government basks in the glow of footballing success (The Economist)

- After cracking down on Didi, China probes other US-listed tech giants (CNN)

- The latest company caught in the U.S.-China crossfire is ride-hailing giant Didi, which proceeded with a New York listing despite Beijing’s cybersecurity concerns (WSJ)

- Didi’s removal from China’s app stores marks a growing crackdown

- Dream of working remotely from Hawaii? It’s not all palm trees and surfing (WSJ)

- China’s Communist Party at 100: the secret of its longevity (TheEconomist)

- Key inflation measure climbs to highest level since 1992 (CNN)

- 10 big ideas to improve life in small and midsize cities (WSJ)

- How Japan’s Big Bet on Hydrogen Could Revolutionize the Energy Market (WSJ)

- House lawmakers introduce Big Tech bills that could break up Amazon, Google and others (CNN)

- Uneven vaccination rates are creating a new economic divide (The Economist)

- Food-delivery apps’ ambitions are bigger than your lunch. They’re after a whole new category of logistics, and are increasingly billing their specialty not as food but as speed and convenience. (WSJ)

- China allows its citizens to have a third child (The Economist)

- India's Covid-19 catastrophe could make global shortages even worse (CNN)

- China lands a rover on Mars (The Economist)

- Florida governor DeSantis signs bill targeting social media platforms (CNN)

- Here’s a look at what happened to the Ryanair flight and why Belarus was paying attention to Roman Protasevich (WSJ)

- Israeli warplanes pound Hamas tunnels as conflict enters second week (CNN)

- How to thrive in the shadow of giants (The Economist)

- Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police have escalated into a full-blown conflict. Here is a primer on what is going on. (WSJ)

- After Years of Quiet, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Exploded. Why Now? (The New York Times)