안녕하세요.
질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요.
감사합니다.
- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Fire cleanup reports allege illegal dumping
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ quality assessments describe improper actions.
- A HOUSE on Palm Street in Altadena is cleared of debris by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Feb. 11.
- Trying to stay in U.S. gets harder
- State loses 25% of its immigration judges at same time deportation campaign intensifies.
- Even latest ‘Avatar’ can’t rescue 2025’s box office
- Results for U.S. and Canada are expected to be just slightly better than last year.
- Rewriting memory, with good intent
- In his lab, a scientist manipulates neurons in mice. That could help humans one day.
- Inflated? Absolutely. Overhyped? Not a chance
- As the blimp turns 100, fan base is as buoyant as ever
- A FAN takes a selfie as she and others make their way around the airship.
- Trump and Zelensky optimistic after talks
- PRESIDENTS Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said thorny issues remain in peace efforts.
- Fire cleanup reports allege illegal dumping
- [[USA Today]]
- Unseen threats
- Roblox draws tens of millions of young players. Parents say predators are lurking.
- At first, the messages seemed normal. Innocent, even. ● “Hi,” “How are u?” And then: “Do you want to make Robux?” ● To millions of kids who play Roblox every day, those words might seem irresistible, and the same was true for Amie’s then-13-year-old daughter. ● Roblox has nearly 83 million daily active users, and 42% of its global player base is under the age of 13, meaning there are approximately 34.9 million children playing daily. Created in 2006, the online platform now hosts more than 40 million games, known as “experiences.” Robux, its in-game currency, powers these virtual realities, and players use this in-game cash to purchase new avatars and accessories, or to get premium in-game features in popular games like Grow a Garden or Dress to Impress.
- “This is a fertile hunting ground for children. Roblox is materially misrepresenting the safety of their product, to both their shareholders and the general public.” Matthew Dolman Managing partner of Dolman Law Group
- Hurdles ahead for Trump in new year
- Health care, midterms, tariffs among challenges
- Many of the contentious topics President Donald Trump will have to navigate in 2026 first arose in 2025.
- Inside ICE: Agents oppose view they are ‘the bad guys’
- ‘We’re just enforcing the laws as they’re written’
- Longtime ICE agent Keone Feliciano says he and members of his team face violence from people they arrest as well as community members.
- Unseen threats
- [[The New York Times]]
- Agendas of 3 Trump Aides Fuel Venezuela Campaign
- New Details of Deliberations Show How Oil, Drugs and Immigration Played Role
- From Shadows to Power: How Hindu Right Reshaped India
- The R.S.S. has molded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s life since he was a boy.
- Volunteers for the Hindu nationalist group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or R.S.S., marching in September in Nagpur, India.
- For 472 Days, A Dank Bunker At Kyiv’s Front
- “You start counting every day,” Sgt. Serhii Tyschenko said.
- Israeli Leader In Tight Spot
- Pressure-Filled Choices Define the Year Ahead
- French Symbol: Femme Fatale to Cause Célèbre
- Brigitte Bardot, at her villa in St.-Tropez in 1962, died at 91. She retired from acting to defend animal rights.
- Afrikaner Felt He Was Invited. ICE Jailed Him.
- Agendas of 3 Trump Aides Fuel Venezuela Campaign
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Trump Cites Progress After Talking to Putin and Zelensky
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was greeted by President Trump at his Mar-a-Lago club Sunday before the leaders and aides discussed the latest plan aimed at ending the nearly four-year war that began with Russia’s attack on its neighbor.
- https://www.wsj.com/world/trump-zelensky-russia-ukraine-mar-a-lago-meeting-43e62c44?st=mAExLW&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Surrogate Mothers Can Face Big Debts As Industry Booms
- Private equity targets fertility business
- https://www.wsj.com/us-news/surrogacy-unregulated-debts-profits-b9fdd987?st=MDDe2g&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Investor Burry Sets A ‘Big Short’ Bet On AI Juggernaut
- A $500 Steak Dinner, And Just $25 in Profit
- Hiring Expected To Stay Stagnant In 2026
- Big companies are reluctant to add staff amid economic uncertainty, AI gains
- https://www.wsj.com/economy/jobs/2026-job-hiring-growth-plans-10bc3470?st=fD7Z9o&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- The School That Churns Out America’s Auctioneers
- Students at Montana training ground learn breathing techniques and the ‘cattle rattle’
- https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/auctioneering-school-western-college-d22ff4ae?st=NNTU4y&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Trump Cites Progress After Talking to Putin and Zelensky
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Tech start-ups amass record $150bn to guard against AI investment bust
- ▸ Bid to build ‘fortress balance sheets’ ▸ Backers advise caution ▸ Bubble fears stalk public markets
- 'You should make hay while the sun is shining' Luca Swisher, partner at Coatue and backer of OpenAI and SpaceX
- Zelenskyy and Trump meet
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets Donald Trump in Florida yesterday for key talks about a deal to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
- China’s local governments in race to fill budget holes by monetising state assets
- Chinese offerings of asset-backed securities have hit a record high this year as cash-strapped local governments struggle to plug fiscal holes.
- Bardot, cinema legend and animal activist, dies at 91
- French actress Brigitte Bardot has died aged 91. She established herself as an international sex symbol in the 1956 film And God Created Woman. But on retiring from cinema she became an outspoken activist for animal rights, setting up a foundation for the welfare and protection of animals in 1986. She also courted controversy with her advocacy of rightwing Front National politics and was fined several times for her xenophobic comments.
- Tech start-ups amass record $150bn to guard against AI investment bust