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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Reinventing a region ‘overbuilt with asphalt’
    • In a parcel-level analysis, experts suggest nearly half of L.A. County’s hardscape is not necessary
    • ESPERANZA ELEMENTARY School recently invited students, family members and others to plant trees.
  • Voter trust in elections falls steeply in a poll
    • Declines are seen in both parties, and that could hurt turnout in midterms, experts say.
  • D.A.’s handling of cases debated
    • Dropped charges, losses and plea deals mount over alleged police misconduct.
  • Newsom memoir tells of dual youth
    • Brushes with wealth were tempered by the fight for self-esteem in a broken home.
  • IOC considers Russia’s return in L.A. ’28; backlash expected
    • UKRAINIAN skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraske-vych holds his helmet showing images of war victims.
  • shiffrin in giant slump
    • MILAN-CORTINA OLYMPICS
    • American ski star finishes 11th in the giant slalom as her Olympic woes continue despite positive run-up to Winter Games.
  • All wrapped up in World Cup highlights
    • The exhibition ‘Fútbol Is Life’ at LACMA re-creates iconic moments in miniature.
    • A DETAIL of a “sportrait” by Lyndon J. Barrois Sr. features a soccer scene captured with gum wrappers.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Cold can turn a stay in jail into a death sentence
    • Hypothermia has killed, hospitalized inmates across USA
    • As temperatures outside the DeKalb County Jail plunged into the teens, a tragedy was unfolding inside the Georgia jail. ● Lamar Walker was begging for help and slowly freezing to death, according to a federal lawsuit filed by his family. ● Walker, 34, was arrested in December 2022 on charges of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, according to local media. Walker, who had been detained at the jail several times before, was experiencing a mental health crisis and tried to flush his clothes down the toilet, prompting staff to confiscate his clothing, according the lawsuit.
    • Inside the DeKalb County Jail, shown here, in Decatur, Georgia, Lamar Walker died of hypothermia after his cell fell to 50 degrees, far below the 72 to 76 degrees required by jail policy.
    • “These buildings are not built to do anything beyond keep a population contained and controlled.” Ben Barron Author of a study on the climate risks to prison infrastructure in Colorado
  • Shutdown might hamper travel, aid
    • TSA, FEMA say it’ll also hurt employees, morale
  • Some details emerge over closure at Texas airport
    • CBP’s firing of laser led to FAA safety concerns
    • FAA officials briefly closed El Paso International Airport in Texas on Feb. 10.
  • America’s first president? Not Washington, historians say
    • President George Washington was elected eight years after the war’s end.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • COMPLAINTS RISE OF SHODDY CARE AT ICE FACILITIES
    • CONTRACTOR FAULTED
    • Measles Outbreaks Only Tip of the Iceberg in Detention Centers
  • Videos Expose Truth, but A.I. Can Distort It
    • Paradox of a Prevailing Tool for Debunking
  • Blurry in a Hurry
    • When the fastest humans in the world are racing, professional photographers do their best to keep up.
  • Stricter Law May Empty Shelves of CBD Stores
    • Caps on THC Inclusion Fought by Those Who Say Mixtures Help
  • A Superman, Jedi and Pope
    • Trump’s Relentless Bid to Mythologize Himself
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • A Kite Festival Returns to Troubled Skies
    • The party delighted Lahore, Pakistan, which is battling air pollution and political strife.
  • State Lawmakers Strip Power From Regulators
    • A Conservative Push to Remove Controls
  • Where’s My Olympic Medal? Right Here in the Sock Drawer.
    • Matt Antoine’s bronze medal at least gets a cloth pouch.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Presidents' Day

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Krem­lin enlists former Wag­ner Group agents for Europe sab­ot­age cam­paign
    • ▸ Spy chiefs tap Prigozhin net­work ▸ ‘Dis­pos­able’ recruits hired for ops ▸ Aim to sow chaos on Nato soil
    • Russia's GRU agency 'is using the talent it has got available to it' Western intelligence official
  • Rubio fails to allay con­cerns
    • US Sec­ret­ary of State Marco Rubio greets Slov­akian Prime Min­is­ter Robert Fico in Brat­is­lava yes­ter­day, after telling European lead­ers and offi­cials at the annual Munich Secur­ity Con­fer­ence that Wash­ing­ton wanted to work “together with you, our friends”.
  • UK puts Musk on notice with tighter online safety laws to cover AI chat­bots
    • Sir Keir Starmer has warned Elon Musk and other tech exec­ut­ives that “no plat­form gets a free pass” on illegal con­tent in the UK as he moves to tighten online safety laws fol­low­ing a deep­fake scan­dal involving X’s Grok chat­bot.
  • US wrestles with prob­lem of how to stop bank runs
    • Although US bank fail­ures are a rare event these days the col­lapse of Sil­icon Val­ley Bank in 2023 has led to calls to expand the coun­try’s deposit insur­ance pro­gramme. However, the idea of lift­ing the cur­rent $250,000 pro­tec­tion limit is prov­ing divis­ive on both sides of the polit­ical spec­trum. Con­cerns include who should shoulder the cost of a fail­ure and whether the largest lenders would end up being the biggest bene­fi­ciar­ies of any reform.