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The U.S. won’t lift restrictions on international travel at this point, a White House official said Monday, citing rising coronavirus cases at home and abroad caused by the Delta variant on.wsj.com/3y7jOXa

Russian gymnasts won the Olympic men’s team title, breaking a 20-year reign by China and Japan and notching a particularly coveted gold medal for the delegation that is required to compete as the Russian Olympic Committee due to a sprawling doping scan…

Inflation expectations, an important signal of future inflation, have begun to ease in the past month, a development that should reassure the Fed in its prediction that the recent inflation surge will prove temporary on.wsj.com/3y83KUT

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal on.wsj.com/3l3iFvQ

The Delta variant is changing calculations of governments around the world, raising doubts about how quickly they can leave the coronavirus pandemic behind on.wsj.com/3eV0uVu

The U.S. economy likely returned to its late 2019 size during the three months through June, helping to lift global output above its pre-pandemic level for the first time on.wsj.com/3iSwzP4

As the Tokyo Olympics gets underway, help stave off FOMO by trying one of these six outdoor adventures inspired by the Games, from heli-skiing in Alaska to skateboarding in Southern California on.wsj.com/3kXEs8u

The price of bitcoin jumped to a six-week high, with some investors attributing the rally to short positions being liquidated and speculation that Amazon may be venturing into digital currencies on.wsj.com/2UFGH5F

“It was absolutely freeing.” Americans—notorious for not taking time off—are getting away and even unplugging this summer. on.wsj.com/3x4ia7l

China is calling on private-sector pioneers Ant Group and Tencent to help it develop a state-backed digital currency that threatens the pair’s highly popular payment networks. on.wsj.com/2VdA7mM