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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Will Altadena Girls remain a success story?
      • Teen-founded charity tries to keep mission alive
      • ROSE, from left, Emily and Emma take a selfie in the “Sliving” lounge of Altadena Girls’ facility in Pasadena.
    • FBI is directed to list ‘domestic terrorists’ in U.S.
      • Justice Department memo calls for cash rewards for people who report on others.
    • Judge orders troops’ removal in L.A.
      • Trump doesn’t hold ‘unchecked power’ to control National Guard, ruling says.
    • Trump softens his stance on China
      • Security strategy and chip sales recast U.S. global interests in business terms.
      • THE U.S. document fails to mention the AI race with China. Above, robots at a museum in Shenzhen.
    • Fed cuts rate but signals restraint
      • Central bank says it may hold steady in the coming months, possibly irking Trump.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Grocery tracker: What’s your bill?
      • How prices are changing your shopping cart contents
      • Jesi Aviles knows exactly what her weekly grocery bill will be before she walks into Walmart. ● “I know when I go in the grocery store, I’m not leaving without spending $400.” ● The 32-year-old stay-at-home mom of five in Mount Airy, North Carolina, has watched that number climb steadily over the past few years. Just about two years ago, she could feed her family of seven for $200 a week easily. Now the cost has doubled. The family spends about $1,600 on groceries a month, more than their $850 rent. ● Though Aviles had been noticing higher prices throughout the year, she says the past two to three months felt especially steep. They’ve quit soda. Aviles recalled that her family used to get two 12-packs for $5 or $6, but “they never run those sales anymore. Now it’s about $5 or $6 for just one pack.”
      • Grocery store shoppers have seen prices spike over the past several years, and most have yet to see any significant relief. Some consumers have seen their bills double and exceed their monthly rent or mortgage.
    • Trump’s drug boat claims don’t fly
      • Data shows Venezuela is not a major trafficker
      • The Trump administration accuses Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and some of his top aides of narcotics trafficking and links to drug cartels.
    • College students revive Texas cold case
      • 34 years later, class helps reveal murder suspect
      • Jessica Roberts, far left, the daughter of murder victim Cynthia Gonzalez, was able to thank the students at the University of Texas at Arlington for reviving her mom’s cold case.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • U.S. TAKES TANKER IN BID TO SQUEEZE MADURO FURTHER
      • TARGETING OIL MARKET
      • As Trump Claims ‘Good Reason,’ Venezuela Sees ‘Piracy’
    • Fed Cuts Rates As Split Clouds Action in 2026
      • Unemployment Fears vs. Inflation Anxiety
    • Volatility Grows in Syrian Camps Holding Families of ISIS Fighters
      • As U.S. Steps Back, It Wants Damascus to Take Over Control
      • Two sprawling detention centers in Kurdish-controlled northeastern Syria house more than 27,000 family members of ISIS militants.
    • E.P.A. Is Set to Loosen Rules On Exposure to Formaldehyde
      • Doubling the Limit for a Chemical Known to Cause Cancer
    • A Theater Popular Partly Because It’s Zzz-Rated
      • Older Patrons Take In a Film, Chat or Nap
      • A Monday concert late last month at Hollywood Classic in Seoul, a two-screen movie theater that caters to an older audience.
    • A Prime Target For Scam Calls, 50 Times a Day



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Fed cuts rates to low­est in three years as weak jobs mar­ket eclipses infla­tion
      • ▸ Third reduc­tion in a row ▸ Move in line with expect­a­tions ▸ Set­ters see ‘down­side risks’ for labour
      • 'The interest rate cut foreshadowed rising tension between the doves and hawks on the FOMC'
    • Earli­est traces of fire-mak­ing
      • Arche­olo­gists excav­ate pond sed­i­ments at Barnham, in the Eng­lish county of Suf­folk, where they dis­covered evid­ence of fire-mak­ing by humans dat­ing back more than 400,000 years.
    • Sarkozy’s prison diary praises Le Pen and calls time on exclu­sion of far right
      • Former French pres­id­ent Nic­olas Sarkozy has raised the pro­spect of elect­oral con­ver­gence between his con­ser­vat­ive sup­port­ers and the pre­vi­ously ostra­cised far right, as he praised Mar­ine Le Pen for her sup­port over his legal battles in a mem­oir of his recent three-week prison stay.
    • Hol­ly­wood bid­ding drama casts CNN in star­ring role
      • Don­ald Trump calls it ‘Fake News CNN’. Now Para­mount’s hos­tile bid for par­ent Warner Bros Dis­cov­ery has turned the news net­work into a polit­ical pawn, as the bid­der’s chief, David Ellison, sig­nals to the White House he can reshape the chan­nel. Relief in the news­room when Net­flix was set to win the bid­ding war has given way to the fear of job losses. Trump has made him­self king­maker in the drama’s finale, say­ing he ‘would be involved’ in clear­ing the Net­flix deal.
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