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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Homan outlines demands for a rollback
      • Pulling agents out of Minnesota depends on state ‘cooperation,’ he says in a visit.
      • PEOPLE take part in a vigil for Alex Pretti, who was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis on Saturday.
    • Schiff, Padilla leading effort to rein in ICE
      • Senators help reach deal to buy more time for changes to agency and avoid shutdown.
    • More arrests in L.A. as U.S. agents work faster
      • Activists rethink response to aggressive enforcement
    • Venezuela’s affordability crisis deepens
      • Trump has promised economic revival, but many say life after Maduro is worse.
      • “EVERYTHING has just become too expensive,” one Venezuelan man said. Above, a shopper in Caracas.
    • FBI raid revives false 2020 assertions
    • County to pause some sex abuse payouts
      • Delay of settlement funds comes amid fraud inquiries, putting plaintiffs in limbo.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Lawsuits allege risks in weight-loss drugs
      • ‘My colon blew up’: Users report adverse side effects
      • A Maryland truck driver suffered an “eye stroke” that left him blind, first in one eye and then the other. ● An Oklahoma real estate agent heard her colon pop as it ruptured while she drove her granddaughter home from a softball game. “My colon blew up. Literally blew up,”she said. ● She had just wanted to finally lose that extra 40 pounds. ● Each has filed lawsuits that blame the popular class of weight-loss drugs known as GLP-1 receptor agonists, which include Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, and they’re part of a growing number of lawsuits alleging that drugmakers failed to sufficiently warn of the risk of certain severe injuries.
      • Todd Engel, left, and JoHelen McClain are plaintiffs in a growing number of GLP-1 lawsuits alleging failure to warn of severe side effects.
      • “That’s the reality of life. There is nothing that’s really all benefit and no risk. There’s no medicine like that.” Ziyad Al-Aly Director of research and development at the St. Louis Veterans Affairs Health Care System
    • A second term is no day at the beach
      • Familiar storm clouds gather over Trump 2.0
    • Despite Grammy glory, is rap’s reign over?
      • Beyond the sales charts, hip-hop is still jumping
    • Homan vows to ‘draw down’ federal presence in Minnesota
      • Posters honor Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were fatally shot by federal immigration officials in Minneapolis.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • DEMOCRATS REACH DEAL ON SPENDING IN BID TO LIMIT ICE
      • MAY AVERT SHUTDOWN
      • Agreement With Trump Opens Door to Talks on Agent Practices
    • States Eyeing Accountability For U.S. Agents
      • Pledges by Democrats Face Legal Hurdles
    • In Minnesota, Local Officers In Tug of War
    • After Heavy Snow, a Nice Hot Tub Does the Trick
      • If Nature Won’t Melt It, New York Breaks Out Tools That Will
      • A Trecan Combustion 60-PD Snowmelter at work in Lower Manhattan this week. It can turn half a ton of snow to water in seconds.
    • Tariffs Turning Factories Into Winners or Losers
      • Policies Protect Some, but at a High Cost
      • Production at a company that makes fasteners for U.S.-made cars, left, a manufacturer of metal products for aerospace companies, center, and a warehouse for a maker of all-terrain vehicles.
    • Amazon Is All In on ‘Melania,’ Raising Hollywood’s Eyebrows
      • Amazon is spending $35 million on promoting “Melania.”



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Com­pan­ies scoop $22bn in con­tracts from Trump’s immig­ra­tion agen­cies
      • ▸ Palantir and Deloitte bene­fit ▸ Donor’s gravel busi­ness reaps $6bn ▸ ICE out­lay doubles since July
      • The funding boom has accelerated since Trump's 'big beautiful bill' became law in July last year
    • Cuba’s stocks of oil dwindle
      • Tour­ists travel in a clas­sic Amer­ican car along the water­front in Havana this week.
    • First Brands’ founder and his brother charged with fraud by US pro­sec­utors
      • US pro­sec­utors have charged First Brands founder Patrick James and his brother Edward with fraud, accus­ing them of “fraud­u­lently obtain­ing bil­lions of dol­lars from lenders and enrich­ing them­selves”.
    • Traders dash for refuge of Swiss franc as dol­lar reels
      • Anxi­ety over the White House’s erratic poli­cy­mak­ing has hit the dol­lar, linch­pin of cur­rency mar­kets. The yen, another haven, is volat­ile as investors fret over a bonds sell-off. The big bene­fi­ciary is the Swiss franc, which has surged to its strongest level in more than a dec­ade after a stam­pede into what traders call the last ‘reli­able’ refuge. But, as Swiss export­ers come under pres­sure, the franc’s value might pose ‘some dif­fi­cult con­ver­sa­tions’ for Zurich’s cent­ral bank.
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