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Foursquare, the onetime social-media darling that has transformed into a specialist in providing location data to other companies, is buying another location-data powerhouse on.wsj.com/2XjWKSK

Narendra Modi's back for another five years, but don't expect him to shake things up. on.wsj.com/2EJrvt4

Silent meditation retreats: Could you hack a weekend away without saying a word—or looking at your phone? on.wsj.com/2XhJCNG

The National Spelling Bee's ‘octo-champs’ go through five consecutive perfect rounds in a historic victory on.wsj.com/2XcAxps

A U.S. short seller took aim at China’s most valuable sportswear company, accusing it of improper accounting and triggering a steep fall in its shares on.wsj.com/2EKWLYn

Opinion: The struggle between the U.S. and the Moscow-Beijing-Tehran axis may not be decided on the battlefield, but the stakes could be just as high, writes ArthurLHerman on.wsj.com/2EIFIWV

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal wsj.com

Have reports of your death been greatly exaggerated? Check your Google "knowledge panel." You may also be French. on.wsj.com/2XgZlwF

The Trump administration has decided to approve expanded use of ethanol fuel, a move that will help corn farmers hurt by the trade conflict with China on.wsj.com/2XgdWII

Disney’s Star Wars attractions opening at Disneyland in Anaheim and Walt Disney World in Orlando represent the single-largest expansion in either park’s history on.wsj.com/2XhxSe2

China’s factories take a bigger-than-expected hit from U.S. trade battle on.wsj.com/2EJvEgC

Claus von Bulow, who was cleared in the attempted murder of his wife, "Sunny"—a case that turned into an Oscar-winning film—has died at age 92 on.wsj.com/2ELnqEv

An Alabama inmate who challenged his method of execution was put to death by injection after the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, refused to intervene on.wsj.com/2XjQwCm

Opinion: The United Nations finds that Siri and Alexa are tools of male oppression on.wsj.com/2EKdFq7

Vale workers told managers a dam in Brazil was about to burst, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found. They were ignored. on.wsj.com/2XjOHW2

A Connecticut budget deal wouldn’t raise income-tax rates or add tolls to highways in the state on.wsj.com/2EGLisU

Florida school district stopped valedictorian from giving graduation speech. Then, it apologized. wapo.st/2XfLqGZ

Indian leader Narendra Modi won in 2014 vowing to work with businesses. This year he toned down his pro-business line and won even bigger. on.wsj.com/2XpyzSA

“I’m not dead as far as I know.” People find that Google’s ‘knowledge panels’ make mistakes that are hard to fix. on.wsj.com/2XbTAQU

JPMorgan Chase settles with dad who demanded equal parental leave for men wapo.st/2Xg4ULR