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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Firefighters left smoldering site before Jan. 7
      • Palisades crews were ordered to pack up while the ground was still hot, texts show.
    • Shots are urged as RSV hits the U.S.
      • The highly contagious respiratory virus is sending toddlers and babies to the hospital.
    • Witnessing American politics as norms fall away
    • Trump floats return to nuclear testing
      • His suggestion to resume testing nuclear weapons after three decades stirs alarm.
    • Over 1,000 items are stolen from Oakland museum site
    • More fossil fuels were burned in ’24 than ever before, scientists say
    • Trump’s use of troops may turn on a dictionary
      • As courts debate legal definition of rebellion, the law book’s editor has some concerns.
      • LAW enforcement officers look from an ICE facility at a protester wearing a frog costume in Portland, Ore.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • TRAGIC, SCARY AND FUN... OR A HALLOWEEN ETHICAL CONUNDRUM?
      • Historic sites like former prisons and asylums were the sites of real-life horrors
      • For years, Eastern State Penitentiary’s Terror Behind the Walls was arguably the most popular Halloween attraction in Philadelphia, drawing thousands to the 19th century prison that towers like a castle over Fairmount Avenue. ● Actors dressed as sadistic guards and disturbed prisoners, jump-scaring visitors from the prison cells. Giant gargoyles looked down on crowds waiting to get inside a controversial prison with practices British author Charles Dickens once called “cruel and wrong.” ● Today, though, there is no more terror behind these walls, at least not in the way it used to be. The jump scares are still here during the Halloween season, but they’re fictional phantoms like zombies and vampires. The atmosphere is more familyfriendly and festival-like, with food and beer, live music and fire pits.
      • Eastern State Penitentiary hosts Halloween Nights, a festival-like attraction with characters dressed as scary clowns, zombies, vampires and other ghouls – but not prisoners or prison guards.
      • Eastern State Penitentiary offers year-round historic tours of its 19th century cellblocks and grounds, as well as Halloween-themed attractions.
    • Off-year elections may offer insight
      • Voters can give signals to midterms and 2028
      • Whoever wins will make history: The first female governor in Virginia.
    • NFL helmet covers are padded with doubt
      • Concussion protection ‘uncertain,’ study says
      • The NFL has maintained Guardian Caps, which are worn over players’ helmets, have reduced concussions.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • TRUCE ON TRADE BY TRUMP AND XI ASSUAGES WORRY
      • STABILIZING ECONOMIES
      • But Plan to Resume U.S. Nuclear Tests Wakens Proliferation Fears
    • China’s Win: Allowing U.S. To Claim One
      • As Trump Pumps Fist, Beijing’s Grip Tightens
    • Utah’s Proposal for Homeless: Forced Move to Remote Camp
      • Effort Mirrors Trump Vow of ‘Tent Cities’ With Services
    • Older New Yorkers Face Losing Food Stamps, and Tough Choices
      • Accessibility of Pantries Among Challenges
    • Dutch Voters Hit Brake on Far-Right Momentum
    • Devastation in Jamaican Port Town
      • Hurricane Melissa left at least two dead in Black River, and its historic buildings in ruin.
    • ‘Chocolatey’? It May Not Mean What You Think.
      • Candy Recipes Adjust to a Warming World
      • The packaging has been reworded to
      • include the phrase “chocolate candy.”



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • US and China agree trade détente as Trump hails ‘12 out of 10’ Xi sum­mit
      • ▸ One-year pact on min­er­als and chips ▸ Fentanyl-related tar­iffs halved ▸ No dis­cus­sion on Taiwan
      • Cor­dial: Don­ald Trump and Xi Jin­ping shake hands as they leave their meet­ing yes­ter­day
    • Real Mad­rid seeks €4bn in dam­ages from Uefa after Super League block
      • Real Mad­rid is plan­ning to seek more than €4bn in dam­ages from Uefa for alleged losses after European foot­ball’s gov­ern­ing body blocked pro­pos­als for a super league.
    • Dutch shift to the centre as far right fades in poll
      • Lib­eral Dutch leader Rob Jetten is tipped to be the next prime min­is­ter in the Neth­er­lands after voters rejec­ted a gov­ern­ment headed by the far right. Jetten’s D66 party per­formed bet­ter than expec­ted in elec­tions on Wed­nes­day, with pre­lim­in­ary res­ults sug­gest­ing it was tied for first place with the far-right Free­dom party. The pivot to the centre has lif­ted lib­eral hopes across Europe, even as far-right pop­u­lists remain a dis­rupt­ive force.
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