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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • LAPD to train cameras on ICE agents
      • Mayor orders police to capture and preserve footage of immigration raids.
    • Images are ‘huge’ clue in search for Guthrie
      • Investigators recover, share doorbell footage of a masked person outside the home.
      • AT TOP, a woman walks by Nancy Guthrie’s home. Above, the FBI released this image of an individual appearing to be tampering with the victim’s home camera.
    • ICE and border officials grilled at House hearing
      • Agency chiefs do not apologize for Good, Pretti deaths, defend administration actions.
      • IMMIGRATION agency leaders Rodney Scott, left, Joseph Edlow and Todd Lyons at the House hearing.
    • Social media to get safety ratings
      • Color-coded system for TikTok, Meta, other platforms aims to protect teenagers.
    • CSU, community colleges in turf war
      • Cal State blocks some bachelor’s degrees at smaller institutions
      • SIX CSU campuses have objected to a proposed bachelor’s program at Santa Monica College, above.
    • For these teens, nature is a poetic adventure
      • Students from Boyle Heights write verse in parks through a poet laureate’s program.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Concerns rise as snowpack levels lagging
      • West’s mild winter is threatening water supplies, ecosystems, more
      • While the East may have been plunged into a snowy deep freeze this winter, weather data shows something perhaps more notable is happening in the West, where snowpack has been low and temperatures high. ● In fact, much of the West is on track for one of its mildest winters on record, according to a recent report from Weather.com. ● For example, people in normally snowy Salt Lake City have barely seen a flake of snow and Phoenix is sweltering through its warmest winter since records began, according to AccuWeather meteorologist Paul Pastelok. ● And overall, despite the eastern chill, amazingly it’s the fifthwarmest start to winter since 1981 when the entire country is figured in, Washington Post meteorologist Ben Noll said on X.
      • Skiers and snowboarders faced low snow conditions Feb. 4 at Colorado’s Keystone Resort, which relied on extensive snowmaking to keep slopes open. Statewide, the snowpack is about 50% of normal.
    • Federal workers find new purpose
      • Laid-off employees take skills to state, local level
    • Grandkids’ caregiving fight taken to court
      • Relatives are not guaranteed a voice
      • CARING FOR KIN
      • Rochelle prays with her grandson, Jayden, before he eats in her home in San Antonio, Texas, on Aug. 24.
    • U.S. skater’s path to Olympics paved with love, loss, resilience
      • Maxim Naumov’s parents were killed in the crash of American Airlines Flight 5342 near Washington, DC, in January 2025.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • ATTACK ON RULES IN CLIMATE CRISIS IS NEAR ‘VICTORY’
      • TRUMP AIDES LED FIGHT E.P.A.
      • Ready to Toss Key Finding and Tie Later Presidents’ Hands
    • D.H.S. Claims In 4 Shootings Fizzle in Court
      • Trump Officials Often Place Blame Quickly
    • Sleeping in a Tent After Russia Knocks Out the Heat
      • With defiant ingenuity, residents in Kyiv are trying to find ways to stay warm during a cruel winter made worse by the war.
    • An American Tragedy at an Irish Luxury Hotel
      • A Father Who Rushed to Help His Troubled Son Is Dead
    • Trump Knew About Epstein, Ex-Chief Said
    • All Eyes on the Skaters
      • The figure skating men’s singles short program stood out on Day 4.
    • At the Stonewall Monument, The Pride Flag Is Taken Down
      • The flag last February. It was missing on Monday morning.
    • Coffee and Tea May Cut Dementia Risk, So Have a Second Cup
      • Long-Term Study Shows Benefits of Caffeine



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Wall Street’s any­thing-but-tech trade breathes new life into unloved sec­tors
      • ▸ Investors dodge AI stocks ▸ ‘Major rota­tion’ in mar­ket ▸ Energy, small caps and mater­i­als gain
    • Rus­sian losses slow advance
      • Rus­sian sol­diers on the front­line fire towards Ukrain­ian pos­i­tions last month.
    • Com­merce sec­ret­ary Lut­nick admits he vis­ited sex offender’s island in 2012
      • Howard Lut­nick said he vis­ited Jef­frey Epstein’s island with his fam­ily in late 2012 as the US com­merce sec­ret­ary was grilled at a Sen­ate hear­ing on his con­tacts with the late child sex offender.
    • How Epstein broke into the house of Roth­schild
      • Hun­dreds of mes­sages released by the US justice depart­ment lay bare how Jef­frey Epstein infilt­rated the house of Roth­schild. The sex offender cul­tiv­ated ties with Ariane de Roth­schild, head of private bank Edmond de Roth­schild Group, becom­ing a con­fid­ant as well as a key adviser. There were din­ners and gifts and they swapped life­style tips and con­tacts for her daugh­ter’s col­lege admis­sion. Roth­schild denies know­ing of, and con­demns, Epstein’s crimes.
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