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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Why Zone Zero is mired in delay
      • Fire-safety rules due in 2023 remain stuck between home fixes and plant bans.
    • L.A. relishes Dodgers’ victory
      • After a challenging year, city embraces cause for celebration
      • IN EAST L.A. and across the city, fireworks exploded, car horns sounded and fans rushed into the streets to celebrate the win.
      • THE DODGERS defeated the Blue Jays 5-4 in 11 innings on Saturday night, claiming their second consecutive World Series championship.
    • March toward destiny complete
      • In a World Series win for the ages, Dodgers secure dynasty status
    • A stark divide in Prop. 50 rhetoric
      • Both sides say they’re defending democracy. But for the ‘no’ camp, messaging is harder.
    • USDA rules can’t control widespread salmonella in poultry
      • “ALL CHICKEN is safe to eat when properly handled and cooked,” an industry spokesperson says.
    • Woman deported straight into arms of violent husband


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Pastors across USA show up to protests
      • It’s time, some faith leaders say, to remind the country of religion’s role in caring for the poor and the stranger
      • Members of the New Sanctuary Coalition participate July 1 in a weekly Jericho Prayer outside immigration court at the Jacob K. Javitz Federal Building in New York City.
      • Clergy, church leaders and people of faith come together Sept. 29 with signs and prayer during a vigil outside the Miami Correctional Facility in Bunker Hill, Indiana.
    • Journey for identity has always been fierce
      • Visions for nation’s future clashed over 250 years
    • One-of-a-kind repeat: Dodgers can’t believe Series victory
      • The Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate after winning the World Series early Nov 2.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • SNAP Crisis Makes Clear Trump Goals
      • Only Selective Relief in Painful Shutdown
    • Running (and Cheering) Their Hearts Out
      • More than 50,000 athletes found streets filled with support on Sunday at the New York City Marathon, which included a women’s record and a men’s thriller.
    • For Prosecutors In D.C. Office, Turmoil Reigns
    • Heated Mayor’s Race Shakes New York’s Balance
      • National Tensions Are Backdrop for City’s Identity Crisis
    • SHADED MEANING FOR ‘HOSTILITIES’
      • War Powers Deadline on Boat Strikes Rejected
    • In Dark Year for Los Angeles, Dodgers’ Win Is Soothing Glow
      • Dodgers fans celebrated the back-to-back champions.
    • A ‘Bittersweet’ Curtain Call for Understudy Slips
      • Kara Oates, an usher for the Broadway Theater in New York, performing something of a preshow ritual that is on its way out.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Trump-era reg­u­lat­ors drive surge in bank deals by speed­ing up approvals
      • ▸ Aver­age com­ple­tion time 4 months ▸ US impetus to con­sol­id­ate ▸ Mer­gers worth $45bn this year
      • 'If you have long approval processes it can leave everybody in suspense. That's counter-productive'
    • Police arrest UK national
      • Brit­ish police and emer­gency work­ers search the track beneath a train on which mul­tiple people were stabbed by an attacker on Sat­urday night.
    • Tech groups race to bol­ster AI secur­ity as cru­cial flaw lets hack­ers extract data
      • The world’s top arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence groups are step­ping up efforts to resolve a crit­ical secur­ity flaw in their large lan­guage mod­els that can be exploited by cyber crim­in­als.
    • US scup­pers cli­mate deal with heavy-handed tac­tics
      • Par­ti­cipants at a UN-backed Net Zero Frame­work for global ship­ping at meet­ings in Lon­don say US offi­cials used ‘bully boy’ tac­tics to intim­id­ate African and Pacific and Carib­bean island nations into drop­ping sup­port for the pact. Some offi­cials were per­son­ally warned they faced US visa restric­tions if they acted against Amer­ican interests, accord­ing to people at the talks. ‘It’s like deal­ing with the Mob,’ says a vet­eran dip­lo­mat.
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