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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Studio auction could recast industry
- Paramount, Comcast and Netflix all have different interests in giant Warner Bros.
- Officials knew west Altadena at risk hours earlier
- A new report raises fresh questions about why evacuations were ordered so late Jan. 8.
- WIND GUSTS, top, send glowing embers into the air, fueling the deadly Eaton fire in January. A firefighter, above, approaches a burning home in Altadena.
- Trump faces looming health cost rise
- With Obamacare tax credits ending Jan. 1, Republicans scramble to find a path forward.
- AI boom inflates fears of a bust
- Investors worry about returns as tech giants’ big spending draws comparisons to the dot-com era
- Feds monitoring, detaining drivers
- A secretive Border Patrol program is focused on ‘suspicious’ travel patterns in U.S.
- AUTOMATED license plate readers at L.A.’s Washington and La Cienega boulevards on Thursday.
- Fast food struggles with a loss of low-income patrons
- A plan for new drilling
- The Trump administration has announced plans to open the Pacific to new oil and gas leases, a first in more than four decades.
- Studio auction could recast industry
- [[USA Today]]
- Millions line up with relish
- Costco’s $1.50 hot dog combo is more popular than ever
- Content creator Joey Kinsley has pulled quite a few gut-busting feats. ● He ate chili every hour for 24 hours and once consumed only potato chips for 48 hours. None of these stunts went more viral than when Kinsley dined on nothing but Costco hot dogs for seven straight days. ● The price tag for bingeing 29 hot dogs dolled up with ketchup, mustard and relish and washed down with a Pepsi or Mountain Dew? $43.50 (plus the cost of the membership) and some “extreme indigestion.” Pepto Bismol and Tums each sent him care packages. ● “I always say in my videos, ‘Please do not try this at home,’ ” said Kinsley, who goes by Sir Yacht. “But that definitely launched my YouTube thing.” ● McDonald’s has its golden arches, Nike the swoosh and Walt Disney a castle – symbols of their iconic status in American life. ● Costco has its $1.50 hot dog and soda deal. And the combo has never been more popular than on its 40th anniversary. In the fiscal year 2025, Costco set a record, selling more than 245 million hot dog combos.
- Kimberly Hills was there for the grand opening of Costco – and a taste of the warehouse club chain’s famous $1.50 hot dog and soda combo – on June 28, 2019.
- Joey Kinsley, left, found a claim to fame when he ate nothing but Costco hot dogs for seven straight days. Tom Salokov, who worked in the Costco food court as a teenager, wears his heart on his sleeve.
- Silent no more: Voices of 1,000
- Epstein survivors are still coming forward
- Women “across the country and around the world” are reaching out, says Lisa Phillips, a survivor of the sex trafficking ring tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
- A farewell to the old Grand Old Party?
- Dick Cheney’s funeral is politically telling
- Former President George W. Bush remembers his vice president, Dick Cheney, at the Washington National Cathedral.
- Millions line up with relish
- [[The New York Times]]
- Sons of Commerce Chief Cash In as He Pushes A.I.
- Lutnick’s Role as Promoter of U.S. Industry Overlaps With Family’s Businesses
- Where Solar Power Is a Luxury
- Just outside Belém, the city in Brazil where the world is meeting to discuss climate change, electricity is a very recent arrival.
- In a Tick Bite, a Fatal Puzzle Seems to Be Solved
- A Year Later, Doctors Detect a Pest-Borne Red Meat Allergy
- In a City of Money, Precious Coins Never Shone
- The American Numismatic Society’s collection includes Roman coins marking Caesar’s assassination, with Brutus on one side.
- A Billion Acres Of U.S. Waters Can Be Drilled
- Epstein Scandal Risks Career Of Ubiquitous Public Scholar
- Lawrence H. Summers remained powerful after controversial statements about women.
- Memorial for Dick Cheney
- As Liz Cheney and Washington luminaries honored the former vice president, many noticed who was not invited.
- Sons of Commerce Chief Cash In as He Pushes A.I.
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Delayed Jobs Report Is Strong
- Fed gets little clarity on state of economy as unemployment rate hits 4-year high
- https://www.wsj.com/economy/central-banking/delayed-jobs-report-september-2025-795a423c?st=ZZFcUh&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Middle Class Is Buckling Under Financial Strain From Inflation
- Nvidia’s Results Fail to Quell AI Worries
- Tech juggernaut’s earnings sparked a furious rally at first and then a slump
- https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/nvidia-earnings-ai-stock-market-af933127?st=zRiCeR&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- For Many Kids, ADHD Pills Kick Off A Drug Cascade
- Children prescribed the medication often wind up on other powerful drugs
- https://www.wsj.com/health/wellness/kids-adhd-drugs-medication-06dfa0b7?st=xD3V3Y&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Ex-Vice President’s Life of Service Remembered
- FAREWELL: Liz Cheney walked past the coffin of her father, ex-Vice President Dick Cheney, at his funeral Thursday at Washington’s National Cathedral. Former presidents and vice presidents of both parties attended; President Trump wasn’t invited.
- https://www.wsj.com/politics/vice-president-dick-cheney-funeral-ac498994?st=wM39kF&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- The Tiny Dogs That Can Pull 100 Times Their Weight
- Competitions test strength of Chihuahuas and miniature poodles; no anabolic steroids
- https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/the-tiny-dogs-that-can-pull-100-times-their-weight-f047ba1c?st=aPonrH&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Delayed Jobs Report Is Strong
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US jobs growth beats forecasts even as unemployment hits four-year peak
- ▸ Figures complicate Fed decision ▸ Downward revisions offset gains ▸ White House cheers ‘great progress’
- It was 'not easy to know what to make of this report, with conflicting directional moves'
- The dark truth behind tuna
- Buoyant Walmart shifts from NYSE to Nasdaq in line with tech-led approach
- Walmart is shifting its stock market listing from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq, as the world’s largest retailer raised annual sales forecasts after challenging online rivals.
- Rivals to Paramount enter bidding war for Warner Bros
- Paramount chief David Ellison, the ambitious son of billionaire Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, is hustling to build a Hollywood empire. Flush with his father’s cash and buoyed by ties to Donald Trump, Ellison has launched his fourth bid since September to acquire Warner Bros, which would link studios that have been long-term rivals — and reshape Hollywood. But new interest from Comcast and Netflix has triggered a bidding war for the coveted studio.
- US jobs growth beats forecasts even as unemployment hits four-year peak