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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Slaying by ICE a test of Trump policy
      • Despite public outcry, White House vows to send even more agents to Minnesota.
      • PROTESTERS in L.A. pray in memory of Renee Nicole Good, who was killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
    • Despite state’s fiscal outlook, Newsom paints a bright picture
      • He touts successes, contrasts California and nation’s capital in State of State speech.
    • Senate weighs war powers
      • Dissent grows within GOP as Trump and Miller escalate rhetoric on seizing Greenland by force
    • A ‘narco-terrorism’ kingpin? Experts doubt it
      • There’s little evidence of Trump’s claim the deposed Maduro caused hundreds of thousands of deaths
      • Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s captured president, arrives in Manhattan in handcuffs on Monday.
    • California students hit record high at UC
    • Not just the rich are U-Hauling it out of here


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Gen Z is drying out, and it’s not a ‘blip’
      • Young people’s sobriety goes beyond just January
      • The new year brings countless resolutions. For some, it starts with Dry January, a monthlong challenge void of any alcohol consumption. ● A new generation of young people, however, may not need the challenge at all. They already aren’t drinking. ● Many young adults are stepping away from alcohol entirely, choosing sobriety as a lifestyle rather than a 30-day endeavor. ● Cierra Boone, 25, has been sober for almost three years. Her abstinence weaves into a larger trend: Gen Zers, those born in the years 1997 to 2012, are not drinking, and they haven’t been. From 2001 to 2023, global research firm Gallup reported a 11% dip in adults ages 18 to 34 who had at least one alcoholic beverage within the past week. ● “I don’t think it’s a blip at this point. If anything, I think this trend is going to continue to strengthen,” Dr. Jared Harp, addiction psychiatrist at Cleveland Clinic, told USA TODAY.
    • Tension high in wake of shooting
      • Anger, grief after agent kills woman in Minneapolis
      • Hennepin County sheriff’s officers stand guard near the scene of a fatal shooting at an immigration enforcement protest in Minneapolis on Jan. 7.
    • U.N. panel condemns Maduro’s capture
      • Experts, opponents raise legal questions
      • Protesters rally outside federal court in Lower Manhattan on Jan. 5 ahead of Nicolás Maduro’s arraignment.
    • RFK Jr.’s new food pyramid turns over the dietary tables


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Trump Asserts His Global Power Has One Limit: Himself
      • Interview Reveals Blunt Views of World’s Laws
    • Trump Asserts His Global Power Has One Limit: Himself
      • Presidential Host With Repertoire of Personas
    • DISPUTE HEATS UP ON INVESTIGATION OF ICE SHOOTING
      • MORE AGENTS ON WAY
      • U.S. Is Barring Access to Evidence, Officials in Minnesota Say
      • A memorial for Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
    • 52 Senators, Defying Trump, Advance War Powers Measure
    • Unrelenting Violence in Push by Israel for Control of West Bank
      • Israeli soldiers and armed settlers have confronted Palestinian farmers as they try to harvest olives.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Oil groups demand ‘ser­i­ous guar­an­tees’ from Trump for Venezuela invest­ments
      • ▸ Legal and fin­ance pro­tec­tion sought ▸ Con­cerns over erratic policy ▸ White House meet­ing today
    • Fatal shoot­ing sparks clashes
      • Pro­test­ers clash with fed­eral agents in Saint Paul, Min­nesota, yes­ter­day after the fatal shoot­ing of an Amer­ican woman by a US Immig­ra­tion and Cus­toms Enforce­ment officer on the streets of Min­neapolis the day before.
    • Maga-driven research cuts risk ced­ing AI lead, warns chief Microsoft sci­ent­ist
      • Microsoft’s chief sci­ent­ist has warned that cuts to US fed­eral fund­ing for aca­demic research will drive tal­ent and ideas abroad, giv­ing inter­na­tional rivals a lead in the AI race.
    • White House’s zeal for coal fails to light up investors
      • Don­ald Trump says ‘beau­ti­ful, clean coal’ is the answer to soar­ing energy demand fuelled by data centres. Five coal power plants have been forced to stay open past retire­ment and $625mn pledged to upgrades. But while Trump uses ‘the bully pul­pit’ to pro­mote coal, cheer­ing deprived min­ing com­munit­ies, ana­lysts say demand is likely to dip as more renew­ables come online this year, for­cing plants to close and cramp­ing invest­ment in pits des­pite the AI boom.
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