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Today's Paper Europe View this email in a web browser NEWS BY SECTION→ Page One World Opinion Personal Journal Page One ChemChina-Syngenta $43 Billion Deal Approved by U.S. Security Panel A1 China Inc.’s global ambitions cleared a hurdle after the U.S. national-security regulator approved ChemChina’s $43 billion takeover of Swiss seed giant Syngenta. What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Federal Judge Sets Deadline on Clinton Email Review A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 With Moderate Drinking Under Fire, Alcohol Companies Go on Offensive A1 Post-Brexit, Little Britain Has a Small Chance of Staying in Mini-Europe A1 U.S. Faces Setback in Asia if TPP Trade Deal Doesn’t Pass A1 World In Clinton vs. Trump, the Overlooked Impact of Asian-Americans A2 Donald Trump has made overtures to Hispanic and African-American voters, trying to whittle away at the giant advantages Hillary Clinton enjoys among them. There is a third group that gets less attention but provides Democrats a similar strategic edge: Asian-Americans, writes Gerald F. Seib. Corrections & Amplifications A2 Russian Raids on Syria From Iranian Air Base Finished, Tehran Says A3 U.K. Will Segregate Imprisoned Muslim Extremists From General Population A3 Germany’s Angela Merkel Calls for More Sharing of Intelligence Information in EU A3 Nicolas Sarkozy to Run for French President in 2017 A3 An Old Leader Faces New Threats in Zimbabwe A4 Islamist Pleads Guilty to Timbuktu Shrine Destruction A4 Olympic Medalist Feyisa Lilesa Fears for His Life on Return to Ethiopia A4 Kerry Threatens to Cut Aid to South Sudan if Peace Isn’t Restored A4 Rio Crosses Olympic Finish Line, Sees Familiar Hurdles Ahead A4 Philippine Leader Duterte’s Antidrug Crusade Inflicts Spiraling Death Toll A5 New Technique Shrinks, Makes Small Animals Transparent A5 World Watch A5 Zika Virus Spread Renews Focus on Abortion Debate A7 Judge Temporarily Blocks Obama Administration’s Transgender Bathroom Rules A7 U.S. Watch A7 Advertisement Opinion Clinton’s Punitive ‘Exit Tax’ A10 Donald Trump’s plan would stop the corporate ‘inversions’ she deplores. A Trump Deportation Reversal A10 Ortega’s Nicaraguan Coup A10 Humans: Unsafe at Any Speed A10 Taxes Make U.S. Companies Takeover Targets A10 Joseph Stiglitz Blames the Euro For Progressive Failure A10 What Trump’s Foreign Policy Gets Right A11 The Climate Prosecutors Can’t Dodge Congress Forever A11 Is That Libidinous Latina Taco Gay or Bi? A11 Notable & Quotable: Removing Risky Paintings A11 Personal Journal Why You Need Negative Feelings A8 Emotions such as anger, envy and loneliness can be turned around to help you change your behavior and be happier. FOLLOW WSJ Unsubscribe Newsletter & Alerts Contact Us Privacy Policy Cookie Policy SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL ACCESS TO WSJ.COM SIGN UP FOR THIS NEWSLETTER You are currently subscribed as jasajuejejeje@gmail.com For further assistance, please contact Customer Service at support@wsj.com. Copyright 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.