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Top Stories: Republican-led states that held off on preparing for the Affordable Care Act's deadlines now must rush or bank on repeal. 

U.S.: The health care ruling leads to speculation on how Obama will be remembered in history, but also a discussion of government's reach.

World: Holocaust survivors participate in a pageant in Israel. The poor in Europe are turning to illegal organ sales for funds. Syrian rebel attacks prove that, even though the opposition to President Bashar al-Assad is still the underdog in the conflict, it's growing in strength.

Business: The effect of the Supreme Court's ruling was seen in movements of stocks yesterday. 

Sports: The complicated names of tennis players from around the world challenge broadcasters and officials. The two runners who finished in a tie in the 100 meters at the Olympic trials are "like sisters." 

Science: Tomatoes lose taste because of a gene mutation bred into them to make them red. Scientists discover a surprising diet in a prehuman species.

Opinion: Paul Krugman writes that "ordinary Americans" were the winners in the Supreme Court's ruling. David Brooks comments that John Roberts' decision was a moment of "Burkean minimalism and self-control."  

Movies: Steven Soderbergh's male stripper movie Magic Mike is a critics' pick. 

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Esther Zuckerman