Saturday headlines: So you think you can France

G7 leaders finish their summit in Italy by telling China to quit helping Russia invade Ukraine. / Voice of America

See also: The summit's final communiqué referenced the country 28 times, “almost always as a malign force.” / The New York Times [+]

Eight examples of congressional bipartisanship that you probably didn't hear about this week. / Wake Up to Politics

Recent history is repeating itself in Sudan, but this time there's no serious discussion about peacekeepers. “The reality is much more craven.” / Persuasion

Related: Summarizing the week in events on the African continent. / This Week in Africa

Teenage American boys are chewing “facial-fitness gum” purported to improve their jawlines. / The Cut

Gwendolyn Bounds: At 46, I started to compete in grueling obstacle-course races. / The Wall Street Journal [+]

An engineer constructs a Memory Palace for his small parts drawers. / Scope of Work

Among headlines we noticed this week: “Tracey Emin, who made that bed, is made a Dame.” / The Art Newspaper

A brief history of the EP. An oral history of the Livestrong bracelet. / The Daily Heller, Texas Monthly

Are Japanese whiskies—coveted, delicious, expensive—actually Japanese? “It's complicated.” / Esquire

Some thoughts on American fantasies about French parenting. “It feels like a worthy goal to strive for.” / Vox

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