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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Gaza medical evacuees enter Egypt
      • Thousands of Palestinian patients hope to use reopened border crossing.
      • A U.N. vehicle escorts a bus carrying Palestinian patients in Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip, to the Rafah crossing.
    • Finding ways around Newsom legacy
      • What Democrats in governor’s race would do differently from popular incumbent.
    • Trump calls Kennedy Center ‘dilapidated,’ says he’ll remake it
      • Senator says the planned two-year closure and renovation are meant to cover up president’s failures
    • Callers connecting across party lines
      • California liberals, conservative Texans find common ground on phone
      • A red “Call a Republican” public phone was set up in San Francisco.
    • Why L.A. paid $3.25 million for a dog bite
    • An oasis of freshness in an L.A. food desert
      • Hyde Park hub is helping Black farmers bring produce to market
      • IMANI DIGGS of Imani Gardens sells a variety of fruits from his storefront at the Crenshaw Food Hub.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Detainees describe horror at facility
      • ‘There were a lot of sick people in there’ in Texas
      • Paloma Marta Aguayo prepares to depart a migrant shelter with her 5-year-old daughter, Amaya, in Laredo, Texas, on Jan. 28. Aguayo and her daughter entered the United States without documentation, were detained at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, and were later released.
      • A U.S. Border Patrol agent stands guard at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, as protesters arrive on Jan. 28.
      • “Can you imagine the trauma these kids have had, being uprooted from where they’re from? It’s bad.” Joe Barron Director of the Holding Institute nonprofit shelter
    • Dems pin hopes for Senate on four races
      • Democratic former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola, shown here with her husband, Gene Peltola, entered the U.S. Senate contest in Alaska on Jan. 13.
    • Women’s pro hockey league is an Olympics gold mine
      • World’s top-tier players will bring their A-game
      • Hilary Knight, left, and Kendall Coyne Schofield will be teammates on the U.S. women’s Winter Olympics team.
    • Good news for winter lovers
      • Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, which means, according to Groundhog Day tradition, six more weeks of winter are on the way. The annual ceremony took place Feb. 2 in front of thousands of spectators in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, about 80 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. If Phil hadn’t seen his shadow, an early spring would have been forecast.
      • Groundhog handler AJ Dereume holds Punxsutawney Phil.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Trump, in Unusual Call, Speaks to F.B.I. Agents In Georgia Voting Case
      • Gabbard Sets Up Discussion After Search
      • Tulsi Gabbard, the national intelligence director, was on site.
    • Research Hopes Die on a Cracking Glacier
      • Antarctic ice swallowed instruments meant to measure melting, but some valuable data partly salvaged the yearslong effort.
    • Gaza Crossing To Egypt Open, Though Barely
    • Justices Ask Employees for Secrecy Agreements
      • Already Cryptic, Court Seeks to Close Grip on Information
    • Trump Ending Push for Cash From Harvard
    • The ‘Secret Filming Betrayal’ Of Women and Girls in China
      • Trade in clandestinely recorded footage — often taken by partners — has flourished, aided by the anonymity of the app Telegram, hidden cameras and the convenience of online payments. The government has not moved to shut it down, and calls for action are met with suspicion.
    • Puppies Take Manhattan
      • The 150th Westminster dog show will crown a winner on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. Willie is one of the hopefuls.
    • Trump to Close Kennedy Center for Two Years
      • A Renovation Comes Amid a Backlash



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Trump to cut India tar­iffs after Modi ‘agrees’ halt in Rus­sian oil pur­chases
      • ▸ US lowers rate to 18% ▸ Lead­ers dis­cuss trade and Ukraine ▸ EU and UK deals add pres­sure for shift
      • In a call, Trump raised the possibility of India buying more oil from the US and even Venezuela
    • Israel opens Rafah cross­ing
      • A bus evac­u­at­ing patients from the Gaza Strip for treat­ment over­seas heads towards Kerem Sha­lom cross­ing yes­ter­day.
    • Argen­tines snap up Lego and Apple Macs as Milei builds open eco­nomy
      • Argen­tines are scoop­ing up Lego sets, Apple com­puters and Stan­ley ther­moses from abroad, as liber­tarian pres­id­ent Javier Milei’s efforts to open the closed eco­nomy prompt a flood of for­eign goods.
    • AI agents run into kindred spir­its on social media site
      • Humans are banned from post­ing on Molt­book, a new social net­work­ing site much like Red­dit that allows AI agents to cre­ate posts and com­ment on them. Exchanges often read like real people talk­ing. Sil­icon Val­ley thinks they show com­puters inch­ing close to intel­li­gence bey­ond human reach. But with signs on the site of ‘schem­ing’, in which agents reject instruc­tions in order to trick their cre­at­ors, scep­tics fear it is an example of how eas­ily AI can run out of con­trol.
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