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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • When a doctor visit is out of reach
      • Many Californians drop coverage as costs rise along with fears of serious illness.
    • A warm embrace from icy Italy
      • Host nation welcomes a world on edge with a snowy spectacle emphasizing unity.
      • MILAN-CORTINA OLYMPICS
      • FIREWORKS illuminate performers during the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
      • ERIN JACKSON, the U.S. delegation’s flag bearer, marches with her teammates into San Siro Stadium.
    • Trump shares, deletes racist image
      • The post of a video depicting the Obamas as apes causes outcry, even within the GOP.
    • Ransom note for Guthrie has key details
    • Ex-Dodgers star Puig guilty, faces prison
    • Imagineers and a starchitect help redesign Altadena sites
      • PUBLIC SPACES Loma Alta Park, clockwise from top left, Farnsworth Park, Main Library and Charles White Park (Ian White, pictured) are being redone.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • ITALY OPENS WINTER GAMES
      • OLYMPICS
      • Political tensions surface at slick Milano Cortina ceremony
      • Italy’s torchbearer Sofia Goggia lights the cauldron during the opening ceremony of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, on Feb. 6.
      • A pyrotechnic display with the Olympic rings is seen during the opening ceremony in Milan on Feb. 6.
      • Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni applauds during the opening ceremony in Milan on Feb. 6.
    • U.S. aims for peace deal by March
      • RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
      • But territorial issues remain unresolved
      • A resident walks next to an apartment building damaged by Russian strikes in the front-line town of Komyshuvakha, Ukraine, Jan. 27.
    • White House deletes racist post depicting Obamas


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Trump Posts, Then Erases, Racist Video of Obamas
      • Apes Depiction Is Latest Affront in a Pattern of Denigrating Black Americans
    • After U.S. Cuts, Afghans Face Hunger and Death
      • 450 Health Centers and Programs That Fed Millions Close
      • Badgor, an isolated village in Kunar Province, Afghanistan, that was hit by a quake last summer. Tuberculosis cases are ballooning.
    • Israel Backer Losing Sway On Democrats
    • ICE Watchers in Minneapolis Take Page From Protests Past
      • Modeling Their Efforts on ’60s Grass Roots
    • In New England, Some Fans Say, ‘Go Seahawks’
      • Quietly Tormented by Patriots’ Success
    • At 41, Vonn Is Going for Gold, on One Good Knee
      • A.C.L. Injury Poses Test in ‘Insane’ Comeback
    • Spectacle Too Big for One City
      • Olympic rings at San Siro in Milan as the Games begin, with ceremonies at four sites.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Huge AI out­lay revives bubble fears
      • ▸ Big Tech in $660bn spree ▸ Jit­ters mar cloud arm gains ▸ Amazon, Google and Microsoft hit
      • Tech stocks began a mod­est rebound yes­ter­day but one ana­lyst remarked: ‘AI bubble fears are set­tling back in’
    • Epstein’s social Ponzi scheme
      • The pho­tos on an antique con­sole table in Jef­frey Epstein’s Man­hat­tan town­house reveal the range of his social net­work and the rela­tion­ships he was able to sus­tain, even after 13 months in jail for soli­cit­ing pros­ti­tu­tion from a minor.
    • KPMG gets money off its own audit by arguing AI makes account­ing cheaper
      • KPMG has nego­ti­ated lower fees from its own account­ant by arguing that AI will make it cheaper to do the work, accord­ing to people famil­iar with the mat­ter.
    • Rus­sian ‘Mono­poly money’ dodges pay­ment sanc­tions
      • Moscow’s bid to keep up cross-bor­der cash flows des­pite west­ern restric­tions uses what looks like mono­poly money. It is issued by A7, a Krem­lin-tied group involving Mol­dovan olig­arch Ilan Șor, who is accused of par­ti­cip­a­tion in a $1bn bank­ing theft. Col­our­ful imit­a­tion Rus­sian notes, with face val­ues of up to $5,000, can be swapped for roubles in Rus­sia or for­eign cur­rency abroad. They are part of a grow­ing pay­ments archi­tec­ture that also involves crypto.
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