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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Down to the wire, mayoral slate still in flux
      • Lineup of candidates in L.A. is unusually fluid as Saturday filing deadline approaches.
      • A SIGN at the city clerk’s office directs people filing to run for office. The deadline is at noon on Saturday.
    • Urgency ramps up in Guthrie case
      • Credence is given to reports of a ransom note for mother of ‘Today’ show host.
    • UCLA fires DEI director over posts on Kirk’s death
    • Bonta denounces Trump’s fraud claims
      • The attorney general notes efforts by state have recovered nearly $2.7 billion since 2016.
    • Last arms pact ends for U.S., Russia
    • Abortion-pill suit pits state against Texas
      • Woman’s boyfriend targets Bay Area doctor under a law enacted in Austin.
    • U.S. defeats Czechs
      • milan-cortina OLYMPICS
      • Alex Carpenter, left, and the U.S. squad celebrate a first-period goal against the Czech team at the Milan-Cortina Games on Thursday.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • TOP 25 SUPER BOWL MOMENTS
      • Plays that sealed victory – or defeat
      • Super Bowl 49: In a play that will live in Seattle Seahawks infamy, Malcolm Butler of the New England Patriots picks off a pass at the goal line to save the day for the Patriots 28-24 on Feb. 1, 2015.
    • Epstein papers: What’s ahead?
      • Millions of docs later, accountability is elusive
      • Ghislaine Maxwell was an associate of Jeffrey Epstein for decades; she’s now in prison on a sex trafficking conviction, and Epstein died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial.
    • Kennedy declares end to war on protein
      • Experts say it doesn’t exist; consumption up
    • Winter Olympics kick off in Milan
      • Italy welcomes the world to the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, which run Feb. 6-22. More than 3,500 athletes will compete in 16 sports.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Legal System Is Buckling As Migrant Cases Pile Up
      • Remarks by Prosecutor in Minnesota Court Show Mission’s Demoralizing Effect
    • Some Question Mamdani Plan In Deadly Cold
      • A homeless camp in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens. Seventeen people have died after exposure to the cold since Jan. 24.
    • Arms Control Era Ends, and a New Race Begins
      • U.S., Russia and China Are Upgrading Their Nuclear Arsenals
    • China’s Disappearing Generals
      • Xi Jinping’s extraordinary purges over three years have left a void at the top of the world’s second-most powerful military. Not even loyalists have been spared.
      • These were the commanders serving under Xi Jinping on the Central Military Commission in 2023. Mr. Xi has since removed every officer on this stage except one.
    • Coming Together for the Olympics as the World Is Splitting Apart
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • Tech Founders Offered Epstein Access to Deals
    • Why on Earth Won’t This City Stop Shaking?
      • Tracking so-called swarms around San Ramon, Calif.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Rio and Glen­core scrap $260bn plan to forge world’s biggest min­ing group
      • ▸ Talks end in impasse ▸ Price gap ‘too big’ ▸ Sec­tor’s latest failed tie-up ▸ Cop­per race spurs activ­ity
      • A deal of this size, with the egos involved, was always going to be a challenge' Ben Davis, RBC analyst
    • Starmer defies calls to resign
      • Sir Keir Starmer, pic­tured deliv­er­ing a speech in south­ern Eng­land yes­ter­day, has insisted he will not quit as Brit­ish prime min­is­ter fol­low­ing rev­el­a­tions on the extent of Jef­frey Epstein’s deal­ings with his former ambas­sador to Wash­ing­ton, Peter Man­del­son.
    • Pro­fes­sion­als feel the squeeze in worst Janu­ary for US jobs since fin­an­cial crisis
      • US employ­ers cut more jobs in Janu­ary than at any start to a year since 2009 as new data sug­ges­ted the labour mar­ket was in a worse state than Fed­eral Reserve poli­cy­makers had thought.
    • Gold­man legal chief alluded to Rus­si­ans in Epstein email
      • Fur­ther US justice depart­ment email releases have added to evid­ence of ties between Gold­man Sachs gen­eral coun­sel Kathy Ruemmler and Jef­frey Epstein. A 2016 exchange, as she was a part­ner at Latham & Watkins, came as she eyed a job at Cit­adel, Ken Griffin’s fund. The sex offender wrote: ‘There is the off chance that Griffin might just be inter­ested in a woman.’ Ruemmler replies: ‘Mean­ing you’re going to trade one of your Rus­si­ans for my comp?!!’
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