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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Trump backs off military threat to Greenland
      • He says the U.S. has made a ‘framework’ deal with NATO chief over territory’s future.
      • PRESIDENT Trump shared his new stance at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland on Wednesday.
    • LAUSD looking at cuts, layoffs
      • District cites falling enrollment and fiscal doubt. Unions dispute the gloomy outlook.
    • Justices sound wary of president’s Fed case
      • Trump’s bid to fire Lisa Cook is met with concerns about preserving the central bank’s independence
    • U.S. drops its legal fight against DEI
      • Administration won’t pursue appeal of the ruling that blocked school funding threat.
    • Iran warns U.S. amid moves by Pentagon
    • Why did coyote swim across the Bay?
      • It’s no joke. Video catches the first documented case of a landing on Alcatraz.
      • “THE SWIM to Alcatraz is difficult even for a person in peak physical shape,” a federal park official says.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • American dream was born in protest
      • Social upheaval has shaped the nation since before its founding 250 years ago
      • The founders called it “petitioning for redress.” Martin Luther King Jr. referred to it as “civil disobedience,” and his protégé, Sen. John Lewis, described it as “good trouble.” ● Whatever the term, historians largely agree: The United States was born out of protest 250 years ago and has been propelled forward by raucous social movements, from abolition to civil rights, ever since. ● “Protests have been pivotal to the progress of this country,” said Gloria Browne-Marshall, author of “A Protest History of the United States,” describing demonstrations as the “human spirit pushing against insurmountable odds for something that the status quo believes is not necessary.”
      • Demonstrators march along Michigan Avenue in downtown Detroit during a visit from President Donald Trump for a speech to the Detroit Economic Club on Jan. 13.
      • Opponents of immigration enforcement dump ice cubes into Boston Harbor Dec. 16 on the 252nd anniversary of the Boston Tea Party.
    • Trump to allies: ‘I won’t use force’
      • He urges negotiations in feud over Greenland
      • Canada’s Mark Carney told world leaders in Davos, Switzerland, they “must act together,” an apparent reference to U.S. pressure over Greenland.
    • Brewing snowstorm may be ‘most impactful’ of season
      • A brewing winter storm may bring more snow this weekend to Hingham, Massachusetts, as it did on Jan. 20.
    • ICE frees some held families despite vow for ‘zero releases’


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Claim Comes After a Brash Speech in Davos — NATO Discusses U.S. Sovereignty Over Bases
      • President Trump at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday in Davos, Switzerland. Below, excerpts from his speech, which tied Greenland to U.S. national security.
    • COURT SEEMS SET TO REJECT FIRING OF FED GOVERNOR
      • LIKELY NOT FINAL WORD
      • Justices Signal Case May Risk Independence of Central Bank
    • How President Waged His War On Universities
    • Latin America Mostly Praises Maduro Ouster
    • ‘Hunter World Is Buzzing’: Journalist’s Death Gets Another Look
      • Hunter S. Thompson in 1990, in the place where he often wrote, the kitchen of his Colorado ranch.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Trump rules out seiz­ing Green­land by force but demands nego­ti­ations
      • ▸ Mar­kets recoup losses ▸ Pres­sure on Europe main­tained ▸ Brus­sels sum­mit today ▸ Lut­nick heckled
      • Threat level: Donald Trump tells Europeans 'you can say yes and we will be appreciative, or you can say no and we will remember'
    • Nestlé blames White House for for­cing cli­mate change off investors’ agen­das
      • Nestlé chief exec­ut­ive Phil­ipp Nav­ratil has partly blamed Don­ald Trump for the com­pany’s fail­ure to talk enough about sus­tain­ab­il­ity, as the US pres­id­ent dis­mantles the coun­try’s envir­on­mental reg­u­la­tions and labels cli­mate change “a hoax”.
    • Lead­ing brands struggle to give India the lux­ury label
      • Swell­ing ranks of mil­lion­aires make India a prime tar­get for lux­ury goods groups seek­ing to make up for slow­ing demand in China. But des­pite its place among upcom­ing high-end mar­kets, with a yearly value of $12bn, fash­ion’s major names have run into obstacles. High import taxes, red tape, logist­ical chal­lenges and the habit of the rich to shop in Singa­pore, Dubai or Europe for their brand fix all threaten the bid to turn India into lux­ury’s next big thing.
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