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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Fire report edits were ordered by Bass, sources say
      • The mayor insists she did not demand any changes in Palisades study to limit liability.
    • L.A. STUDENTS AGAINST ICE
      • Pupils from at least 12 high schools march through downtown on Wednesday to protest nationwide immigration raids as Archbishop José H. Gomez celebrated a "Mass for Peace" near by.
    • Supreme Court upholds voting maps
      • Justices won’t stop California’s redrawn district lines, denying an emergency appeal.
    • L.A. Olympics head facing calls to resign
      • His apology on Epstein files doesn’t lessen heat
      • LA28 HEAD Casey Wasserman has not addressed demands that he resign.
    • California vows to protect elections
      • State leaders decry Trump’s comments about ‘nationalizing’ the voting system.
    • Interim USC chief becomes president
      • Board chair calls Beong-Soo Kim ‘next generation’ leader in ‘a very changing time.’
      • KIM says he values “intellectual curiosity and engagement with different viewpoints.”
    • Cuts for homeless services
      • L.A. County will slash $200 million from programs


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Kids delve into sports betting
      • Regulators are doing little to nothing, analysis shows
      • “The top two predictors of adult problem gambling are: you have a parent with a gambling problem and starting at a young age.” Jim Whelan Executive director of the Tennessee Institute for Gambling Education and Research at the University of Memphis
    • Time is short for talks on DHS’ fate
      • Agency faces its own shutdown deadline
      • Senate Majority Leader John Thune is squaring off against Democrats.
    • Why does president’s name seem ubiquitous?
      • Trump’s push of brand stands out in history
      • Attendees hold signs at a ceremony dedicating a stretch of road from West Palm Beach Airport to Donald Trump
    • 700 immigration officers to leave Minnesota, Homan says


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • U.S. SCALES BACK IN MINNEAPOLIS
      • 700 Agents Withdrawn, but 2,000 Remain
    • A Crackdown Sinks Children Into Lives of Fear
      • Turmoil in Minnesota Traumatizes Even the Youngest
      • Xochitl Soberanes, 16, right, helped care for her three younger siblings while her father was held last month by immigration officials.
    • New Laws Subject Faculty To Increased Surveillance
      • Tip Lines and Syllabus Scans at Colleges
    • U.S. Eyeing Nike Over Claims Of Bias Against White Workers
    • Sweet Scent of Success
      • Penny, a 4-year-old Doberman pinscher, above with her handler, Andy Linton, took the top prize at the 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden.
    • Wonder Drug Keeps Sports In Its Clutches
    • Lobster-Snagging Folk Hero With Sailor’s Heart, and Mouth
      • VIRGINIA OLIVER, 1920-2026
      • Virginia Oliver off the coast of Maine at 101 in 2021. As a general rule, her authority was not to be questioned on land or at sea.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Krem­lin spy space­craft inter­cep­ted Europe’s satel­lite sig­nals, offi­cials fear
      • ▸ Net­works cru­cial to secur­ity ▸ Unen­cryp­ted com­mand data exposed ▸ Fears of Rus­sian tam­per­ing
      • These 'are an Achilles hell. Whoever attacks them can paralyse entire nations' Boris Pistorius, German minister
    • Lead­ers’ calls keep Xi busy
      • Xi Jin­ping waves to Vladi­mir Putin in Moscow from a screen dur­ing a video call yes­ter­day.
    • Con­trarian Chinese trad­ing firm nets $500mn in bold bet against sil­ver price
      • Chinese trad­ing firm Zhong­cai Futures has emerged as a big win­ner from the recent rout in sil­ver, net­ting more than half a bil­lion dol­lars from aggress­ive bets that the metal’s price would fall.
    • Iran’s mod­er­ates add voice to clam­our for total reform
      • The death of thou­sands of cit­izens in Iran’s recent crack­down on protests is prompt­ing even mod­er­ates to demand rad­ical change. Some politi­cians want to drive reform within the gov­ern­ment. Other dis­sid­ents see the killings as yet more evid­ence that the regime must be replaced in full. But the fate of Syria and Libya still haunts pub­lic debate, fuel­ling fears that abrupt change might lead to the repub­lic’s dis­in­teg­ra­tion.
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