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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • STORM BRINGS RAIN AND RISK
      • People under umbrellas wait in line at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles for its weekly food pantry on Friday. A major storm threatens to bring flooding and landslides to the region.
    • Court urged to pause climate laws
      • Business groups ask justices to block state requirement for firms to disclose emissions.
    • Foul-mouthed and savvy, she is tangled in scandal
      • Dana Williamson, ex-chief of staff for Newsom, made friends and enemies in Sacramento
    • LAFD insider is appointed chief
      • Jaime Moore says he’ll bring in outside group to look into handling of Jan. 1 Lachman fire.
    • Arrest rekindles an enduring political mystery in Mexico
      • Focus on ’94 assassination echoes Kennedy case
      • A 2004 ceremony in Tijuana honors slain candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio.
    • Detainees sue
      • Immigrants at Mojave detention center face “shockingly deficient” medical care and “decrepit” conditions, lawsuit claims.
    • Florida will cast McCarthyism in a new light


  • [[USA Today]]
    • SUBSIDY CLASH MAY SHAPE 2026
      • Premium increase could figure in midterms
      • Patrick Krason, campaign manager for Larry Jackson, who is running in the Republican primary for a U.S. House district in West Virginia, said he blamed both parties for his new premiums.
      • Larry Jackson, a candidate in the Republican primary for a U.S. House seat in West Virginia, says steep ACA premium hikes facing the state’s residents highlight the stakes of the expiring subsidies.
    • Trump: Dems, Epstein have ties
      • DOJ will conduct probe at president’s request
      • The Epstein scandal has been a political thorn in President Donald Trump’s side for months, partly because he amplified conspiracy theories about Epstein to his own supporters.
    • Some question legality of U.S. strikes on vessels
      • Rights groups say they violate international law
      • The Trump administration designated the trafficking groups as terrorist organizations and has alleged that the Tren de Aragua gang is controlled by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • SOME SUPPORTERS FEAR THAT TRUMP WON’T KEEP VOWS
      • NOT SEEING POPULISM
      • Rifts Over Foreign Deals, Epstein and Mingling With the Elite
    • Desperation and Horror in Ukraine
      • The city of Pokrovsk is on the brink of becoming another shattered trophy as the Russian Army prepares to take it.
    • New Inquiry About Epstein Omits a Name
      • Trump Tries to Divert Scrutiny to Democrats
    • Trump Curbing Tariffs on Food To Tame Prices
    • They’re Against Trump, but Not His I.V.F. Policy
      • A Drug Discount Could Help a Broad Swath of Americans
    • Making Sure Their Voices Are Heard
      • At the climate summit in Brazil, Indigenous people’s presence is palpable and strong.
    • Burglary Rings Tied to Colombians Prey on Asians Across U.S.
      • Immigration and Bail Issues Stymie Police
    • Housing Chief Invokes Family; Some in Family Wish He’d Stop
      • Bill Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Alibaba tech ‘helps China tar­get US’
      • ▸ Claim in White House memo ▸ Sup­port for mil­it­ary ‘oper­a­tions’ ▸ Com­pany rejects ‘non­sense’
      • The memo sets out ‘top secret’ intel­li­gence on how Alibaba gives the PLA cap­ab­il­it­ies the White House thinks threaten US secur­ity
    • Japan calls in bear hunters
      • Bears walk on a road in Shiretoko National Park in the northern Japanese town of Shari in Hokkaido last May
    • Mel­oni cov­ets Italian fam­il­ies’ hid­den gold heir­looms in rush for tax rev­enue
      • Prime Min­is­ter Gior­gia Mel­oni’s Italian gov­ern­ment is look­ing to gold — and its soar­ing value — to raise more money for the pub­lic cof­fers, as mem­bers of her rightwing coali­tion squabble over other ele­ments of next year’s budget.
    • Great leap back­wards for Mao’s tipple as tastes shift
      • The favoured tipple of former leader Mao Zedong is strug­gling to cope with shift­ing tastes in mod­ern China. Baijiu, an intense, sorghum-dis­tilled spirit, has long been a staple of offi­cial func­tions and is tra­di­tion­ally asso­ci­ated with rauc­ous work gath­er­ings. But younger, Gen Z drink­ers are less keen to splash out and bans on lav­ish gov­ern­ment spend­ing, includ­ing on alco­hol, have expan­ded. One maker, Moutai, has cut prices to their low­est for a dec­ade.
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