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Obituary: Comedian Jackie Mason, a former rabbi with a distinctly Jewish brand of stand-up comedy, defied taboos and hit the big time on Broadway on.wsj.com/3l5iq3z

If you’re looking for a new job, how do you know if you and the company are a good fit? @KathrynDill explains how to navigate questions about diversity and company culture. #WSJWhatsNow on.wsj.com/34zVj7M

Baxter is in talks to buy medical-equipment maker Hill-Rom Holdings, according to people familiar with the matter on.wsj.com/3l71JVi

This auto body shop manager created a unique purple custom car he calls the “Joker” on.wsj.com/3rEtHcl #WSJWhatsNow

Google will require all its on-campus workers to be vaccinated against Covid-19 and is delaying its return to the office until mid-October on.wsj.com/2WA1Rml

President Biden plans to announce that federal workers must be vaccinated or be regularly tested for Covid-19, a person familiar said. The policy is still under review. on.wsj.com/3BTrLRS

He skated to an Olympic medal at the 2014 Sochi Games. Now he’s going for another in Tokyo—this time, in baseball. on.wsj.com/3ybyDrK

From @WSJopinion: The space race spawned Darpa. The pandemic proved we need an agency for health innovation, writes Michael Milken on.wsj.com/3zPABP3

A bipartisan group of negotiators has reached a deal on the “major issues” of the roughly $1 trillion infrastructure package, GOP Sen. Rob Portman said on.wsj.com/3ydIUnb

A Chinese court sentenced outspoken farming magnate Sun Dawu to 18 years in jail for allegedly causing public disorder, and a multitude of other offenses on.wsj.com/3l0Flgu