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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • LAUSD scores improve but also fall short
      • District fares better than the state as a whole but misses its own four-year targets.
    • San Diego has an edge over L.A. on apartments
      • The city is friendlier toward developers, experts say
      • “IT IS easier to build in San Diego ... because of its legal structure, political culture and defined processes,” said Kevin Shannon, a real estate industry insider.
    • Trump’s first year back: 11 stunning moves
      • Year 1 of second term full of unprecedented actions, some in direct conflict with his vows.
    • After record rains, more rocky roads
      • Thousands of new potholes in L.A. could be costly hazards for drivers and the city.
      • LOS ANGELES city crews are working seven days a week to tackle a surge of complaints about potholes.
    • Disney succession plan enters crunch time
      • Next CEO must fortify streaming service and huge franchises, keep parks and cruises growing while harnessing AI
    • Trump ties stance on Greenland to his Nobel Peace Prize grievance
    • A death in ice custody
      • Mourners attend a memorial for Luis Beltrán Yanez-Cruz, 68, in Coachella. His family says he needed care and wants an inquiry.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Return to power divides Americans
      • TRUMP’S SECOND TERM
      • On one side, hope renewed; on the other, nightmare relived
      • For many Americans, how the country is doing is colored by how they see the president himself. President Donald Trump has been at full throttle since his inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025.
    • Some who criticized Kirk get jobs back
      • Professors return after legal pressure on schools
      • Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, seen here in January 2025, was assassinated while speaking in Utah on Sept. 10.
    • Autistic Barbie stirs debate on stereotypes
      • Barbie’s Fashionistas line now includes a new autistic doll. It was made in partnership with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network.
    • President’s ubiquity has been unlike any other for Americans


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Trump Links Failed Bid For a Nobel Peace Prize To His Greenland Push
      • U.S. Needs the Island for Global Security, He Tells Norway
    • Trump Links Failed Bid For a Nobel Peace Prize To His Greenland Push
      • Shoving an Alliance Onto a Precipice
    • SPAIN IS STUNNED AFTER RAIL CRASH
      • High-Speed Catastrophe Leaves Scores Dead
      • The wreckage in Adamuz, Spain, on Monday, a day after derailed cars from a northbound train were slammed by a southbound one.
    • Regal Couturier Who Defined Glamour, and Also Exuded It
      • VALENTINO GARAVANI, 1932-2026
      • Valentino Garavani at his first atelier in 1959. “In Italy, there is the Pope — and there is Valentino,” a mayor of Rome once said.
    • Last Roar for Albino Alligator in ‘City of Misfits’
      • Claude, who died last month in San Francisco, was beloved by science museum visitors. A Claude loaf was baked in his honor.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Trump keeps seizure of Green­land by force on table as trade ten­sions mount
      • ▸ Den­mark bol­sters troops ▸ We will not be black­mailed, says Ber­lin ▸ Signs of investors selling US assets
      • Danish soldiers in exercises on Greenland: the head of the army has been flown out to the autonomous territory
    • Chinese pop­u­la­tion shrinks fur­ther as Beijing’s fer­til­ity drive fails to bear fruit
      • China last year registered the low­est num­ber of births since records began, the fourth con­sec­ut­ive year of pop­u­la­tion decline as poli­cy­makers grapple with a demo­graphic crisis.
    • Freed Belarus oppos­i­tion chief in appeal to Europe
      • Europe should engage with Belarus or risk push­ing it closer to Moscow, says the coun­try’s oppos­i­tion leader, who has just been freed from prison. Maria Kales­nikava, a clas­sical musi­cian, was the face of act­iv­ism against Alex­an­der Lukashenko, who claimed vic­tory in the 2020 elec­tion and then launched a bru­tal crack­down on act­iv­ists. Belarus’s isol­a­tion makes it ‘less safe and less pre­dict­able for Europe’, she tells the FT in her first inter­view since release.
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