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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Bass calls on Wasserman to quit LA28 post
      • It’s ‘unfortunate’ the Olympic committee is standing by chairman, mayor tells CNN.
    • Powerful voice for racial justice
      • THE REV. JESSE JACKSON, 1941 – 2026
      • An orator with a flair for rhyme, the civil rights leader was the first Black presidential candidate to attract a major following
      • HOLDING THE SPOTLIGHTJackson greets supporters at the Superdome in New Orleans during his first presidential run in 1984.
    • Colbert says CBS barred interview
      • The network cited FCC equal-time rules to keep a Democrat off his show, he says.
    • Canadians still avoiding Palm Springs
      • Tourism sector feels the chill from snowbirds unhappy with Trump
      • BANNERS in Palm Springs last year show support for Canadians, who spend millions in the region.
    • Warner reopens bidding, gives Paramount 7 days to make its case
      • The larger showbiz conglomerate also sets a March 20 deadline for shareholder vote.
    • Curling scandal could alter the sport’s culture
      • MARC KENNEDY of Canada was accused of cheating in his team’s victory against Sweden on Friday.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Civil rights icon lived for justice
      • Rainbow PUSH Coalition founder battled even in illness
      • JESSE JACKSON 1941-2026
      • The Rev. Jesse Jackson often led crowds in a call-and-answer chant that usually included variations on “I may be poor … but I am … Somebody. I may be young … but I am … Somebody.”
      • Jackson speaks to marchers during the trial of former Officer Derek Chauvin on April 19, 2021, in Minneapolis. Chauvin was later convicted of killing George Floyd.
      • “He was an unstoppable and formidable force, proving that no opponent or battle was too big.” Ben Crump Civil rights attorney
    • Questions arise over payouts by FEMA
      • Officials get theirs as other fire victims wait
      • Sara Jo Mathews, with husband Ryan Snyder, says FEMA has been slow to pay out funds set aside for wildfire victims.
    • Top Democrats lay groundwork for 2028
      • Governors say they have ‘the receipts’ of success
      • Beshear
      • Newsom


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • VACCINE MAKERS CURB RESEARCH AND SHED JOBS
      • OUT OF FAVOR IN D.C.
      • Wallets Close to Industry as Kennedy Puts Up Obstacles
    • Budget Cuts From Trump Were Stymied
      • Congress Has Blocked Moves to Scale Back
    • A Thundering Voice for Civil Rights, With a Rainbow Vision
      • JESSE JACKSON, 1941-2026
      • The Rev. Jesse Jackson ran for president twice in his effort to “transform the mind of America.”
    • Mayor Floats Taxing Homes At Higher Rate
    • The ‘Laughingstock’ Obama Didn’t See Coming
      • Misreading Mood Shift That Paved the Way for Trump’s Rise
    • These Olympic Participants Are Generating Plenty of Buzz
      • Drones chase behind lugers, skiers and speedskaters.
    • Rio’s Rolling Carnival
      • The glittery and gritty Boi Tolo took over the city’s streets in a marathon all-day party.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Rights leader who saw US go from King’s killing to Obama pres­id­ency
      • Jesse Jack­son, one of the most prom­in­ent US civil rights lead­ers, who twice launched a nation­wide cam­paign for the pres­id­ency, has died aged 84.
      • Demo­cratic voice: Jesse Jack­son takes part in a rally in Wash­ing­ton in April 1992
    • Warner Bros in ‘put up or shut up’ ulti­matum to Para­mount
      • ▸ Last chance to beat $83bn Net­flix bid ▸ Seven-day win­dow for fur­ther talks
    • Ger­man eco­nomy faces new chal­lenge as pop­u­la­tion set to shrink 5% by 2050
      • Ger­many’s pop­u­la­tion is pro­jec­ted to shrink nearly 5 per cent within 25 years, a sig­ni­fic­antly steeper decline than pre­vi­ously fore­cast.
    • Hyatt boss checks out as Epstein ties take new scalp
      • Hotels mag­nate Thomas Pritzker has become the latest cor­por­ate cas­u­alty of the Epstein files. His depar­ture as boss of Hyatt, the busi­ness foun­ded by his father Jay, comes after doc­u­ments showed mes­sages and ref­er­ences to meet­ings with Jef­frey Epstein over a dec­ade until 2019. The sex offender admit­ted soli­cit­ing pros­ti­tu­tion from a minor in 2008. Pritzker, 75, con­ceded he had exer­cised ‘ter­rible judg­ment’ in main­tain­ing con­tacts.
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