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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Trump lawsuit puts college dreams at risk
      • Justice Dept. alleges in-state aid programs for undocumented students are illegal.
    • Empty reservoir not a key factor
      • The state cites water system limitations, not the drained container, in Palisades fire toll.
    • A pariah no more, he’s Trump’s pal
      • Saudi crown prince, whom CIA implicated in journalist’s death, is celebrated in D.C.
    • Joshua trees scorched during shutdown
      • In ‘nightmare scenario,’ fire wipes out hundreds of park’s namesake yuccas
      • ONE OF MANY damaged Joshua trees dot Joshua Tree National Park after a 72-acre fire in October.
    • Ukraine’s choice: A bad deal or U.S. support
    • Oakland reels over coach’s slaying
    • Vietnam POW dies
      • Col. Robert Stirm is greeted by family at Travis Air Force Base, Calif., upon his return in 1973, recorded in a Pulitzer-winning image.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • LIFE ON BORDER HAS CHANGED
      • U.S. migration rates fall amid Trump’s crackdown
      • Migrants walk past partially empty tents at the Juventud 2000 shelter, where they are staying as they wait to cross into the United States, in Tijuana, Mexico, on Oct. 31.
      • “When we were at the height of the border wall crisis, receiving so many patients, I must admit, it was hard for all of us,” said Dr. Vishal Bansal, chief of trauma surgery at Scripps Mercy Hospital in San Diego.
    • What U.S. 28-point peace plan would entail
      • Gives Russia much of what it wants in Ukraine
      • People stand near a makeshift memorial in Ternopil, Ukraine, on Nov. 21 for the victims of a Russian missile strike on an apartment building.
    • Trump lavishes praise on Mamdani
      • White House meeting is unexpectedly friendly
      • New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and President Donald Trump shake hands in the Oval Office on Nov. 21.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • ZELENSKY WARNS OF RIFT WITH U.S. ON A PEACE PLAN
      • ALLIES AT CROSSROADS
      • Proposal by Trump Gives Russia Most of What It Has Wanted
    • Despite Decades of Attempts, Penn Station Remains Broken
      • Politics, Infighting and Powerful Interests Stand in the Way
      • AMERICAN INERTIA
      • A Symbol of Stagnation
      • Lining up for an escalator after arriving on an NJ Transit train at Penn Station in Manhattan. The 21-track layout is essentially the same as it was a century ago.
      • When it opened in 1910, Penn Station was lauded as the largest building ever constructed at one time. Modeled
      • after Rome’s Baths of Caracalla, the Beaux-Arts station was built with pink granite and travertine marble.
    • Kennedy Told C.D.C. to Edit Risk of Autism
    • Trump and Mamdani Strike Optimistic Tone Across Divide
      • President Trump greeted Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office.
    • A Rose Bowl Breakup Tears at L.A. Football Fans
      • The Rose Bowl has uncomfortable seating and sublime sunsets.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Ukraine deal risks loss of dig­nity or US sup­port, Zelenskyy warns
      • ▸ Allies decry ‘capit­u­la­tion’ plan ▸ Wash­ing­ton presses Kyiv to sign ▸ Europe caught off-guard
      • Ukrainians at a memorial for activists killed during protests in 2014 yesterday, known as the 'Day of Dignity and Freedom'
    • Trump agreed to attend Davos sum­mit only after ‘woke’ agenda was pared back
      • Don­ald Trump agreed to attend Davos next Janu­ary after organ­isers gave assur­ances that overtly “woke” top­ics would not fea­ture prom­in­ently at the annual Alpine gath­er­ing, accord­ing to people famil­iar with the talks.
    • Sum­mers’ repu­ta­tion in shreds over Epstein links
      • The repu­ta­tion of US eco­nom­ist Lawrence Sum­mers has been in tat­ters since a series of emails a few days ago showed him ask­ing the late jailed sex offender Jef­frey Epstein for advice on an extramar­ital affair. The fall from grace has been swift for someone long admired as one of Amer­ica’s lead­ing intel­lec­tu­als and feted elder states­men. Someone who has known him for years said: ‘Like a lot of bril­liant but flawed people, he just falls into traps.’
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