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Top News Donald Trump All but Clinches Nomination With Indiana Win; Cruz Quits By JONATHAN MARTIN and PATRICK HEALY Mr. Trump's commanding victory over Senator Ted Cruz clears his path to reach the required number of delegates on the last day of primary voting on June 7. U.N. Security Council Condemns Attacks on Health Workers in War Zones By SOMINI SENGUPTA A new resolution raises an awkward question: Can the most powerful countries enforce the rules of war when they and their allies are accused of flouting them? Bountiful Afghan Opium Harvest Yields Profits for the Taliban By TAIMOOR SHAH and MUJIB MASHAL The crowded poppy fields in Helmand Province, overflowing with both opium bulbs and laborers, amounted to an insurgent recruiter's dream. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks SPORTS American Pharoah Is Already a Champion at the Stud Life, Too By JOE DRAPE The Triple-Crown-winning stallion American Pharoah has adapted to his new career in the breeding shed with the same efficiency, élan and joie de vivre that he demonstrated while winning nine of his 11 starts. OPINION | Op-Ed Columnist Ted Cruz's Bitter End By FRANK BRUNI Sour, smug and nakedly ambitious, the Texas senator was never built to go the distance.

QUOTATION OF THE DAY "You can wait four or five subways to get on, and you're just smushed." CYNTHIA HALLENBECK, a commuter on Manhattan's Lexington Avenue line, the most crowded in the New York subway system, before boarding a train on a recent morning.

World King Felipe of Spain Dissolves Parliament, Clearing Way for New Elections By RAPHAEL MINDER The step followed months of political paralysis and discord over who should form a government after inconclusive voting in December. Shenyang Journal In China's Northeast, a Daily Jostle for Jobs Produces Mostly Despair By JAVIER C. HERNÁNDEZ and OWEN GUO The wait at a labor market in Shenyang, a large city in northeastern China, drives workers to beg, worry about families, resort to dark humor and ignore billboards urging entrepreneurship. Wildfire Empties Fort McMurray in Alberta's Oil Sands Region By IAN AUSTEN The entire community of Fort McMurray was ordered to evacuate on Tuesday night as a fast-spreading wildfire cut off its only highway link to the south. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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