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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Meta CEO defends app’s age policies
      • Zuckerberg testifies in social media addiction lawsuit. His likability may become a factor.
      • MARK ZUCKERBERG, shown arriving at court in L.A., testified kids under 13 aren’t allowed on Instagram.
    • 8 skiers killed in avalanche north of Lake Tahoe
      • Group set out despite dire forecast. Guide company comes under intense criticism.
      • MEMBERS of a rescue team plow through snow. Six other skiers in the group were saved; one is missing.
    • Adding their 2 cents to the Guthrie case
      • Online sleuths bring up rumors and conspiracies
    • UCLA fires chief financial officer
      • The university says he made inaccurate remarks about deficit and mismanagement.
    • U.S. is seeing ‘jobless boom’
      • Economy expands rapidly, but nation’s employment growth is barely budging.
    • Blackjack ban could bust L.A. card clubs
      • Gambling operators fight new state rules they say would cost jobs and tax revenue.
    • Sealed with a kiss
      • Mikaela Shiffrin of Team USA celebrates with her gold medal in the women’s slalom on the podium in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Biologists help condors soar
      • Endangered species captured and treated to overcome lead threat
      • A6-year-old California condor hopped from an open crate and trotted a half-dozen steps toward the cliff, spreading its two-tone wings in the winter sun before launching over the upper end of Grand Canyon. ● Condor No. 987’s return to the wild after about two weeks in captivity offered a splendid vision of recovery for North America’s largest land bird. But his swift glide up the side canyon along Badger Creek was made possible only by the abiding hand of humans. Biologists capture and treat the endangered species, which scavenge elk and deer carcasses, only to court death by ingesting lead fragments that some hunters leave behind.
      • California condors play a key role in disinfecting ecosystems.
      • Program director Tim Hauck releases Condor No. 987 at Badger Canyon, Arizona, on Jan. 8.
    • Fed: U.S. bore 90% of tariffs’ burden
      • Americans paid for tax despite Trump’s pledge
      • President Trump’s import tariffs are mostly a tax on Americans, a new report finds.
    • RFK Jr.’s first year has been a mixed bag
      • Seven actions help take the pulse of MAHA
      • Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Department of Health and Human Services says it is building a “healthier, stronger America.”


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • STATES TAKE LEAD AS TRUMP LEAVES VOID ON CLIMATE
      • DEMOCRATIC AREAS ACT
      • A New Push for Clean Energy by Governors and Legislators
    • A Crucial Hour For Black Clout In U.S. Politics
      • Jackson Legacy Looms in Voting Rights Case
    • At Least 8 Die In Avalanche In California
      • 15 Skiers Ventured Out Despite Warnings
    • Gaza Schools Offer Lessons in ‘Peace Building’
      • American’s Brainchild for Children of War
      • Students entering a classroom at an Academy of Hope school in Deir al-Balah, in the Gaza Strip.
    • Mayor Revives Plan to Remove Encampments
    • ‘Corn Lady’ Builds a Business, Not Always Smiling Ear to Ear
      • GLOBAL PROFILE TSHEPHISO MARUMO
      • Tshephiso Marumo has a reputation as a social media bully.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Lagarde to depart ECB helm early so Mac­ron and Merz can pick suc­cessor
      • ▸ Eight-year term to be cur­tailed ▸ Move likely before French poll ▸ Con­cern over Euro­scep­tics’ rise
      • Dif­fi­cult ten­ure: Christine Lagarde has dealt with the pan­demic, Ukraine war and US ten­sions
    • Tur­key launches Ramadan food price crack­down to curb anger at infla­tion
      • Tur­key has cracked down on “exor­bit­ant” food prices ahead of the Ramadan reli­gious hol­i­day amid pub­lic anger at eco­nomic hard­ship and stub­bornly high infla­tion.
    • Cuba’s rich elite dines out as island eco­nomy buckles
      • A two-tier eco­nomy has emerged in Cuba, where an elite can enjoy prime steak while beg­gars scav­enge in the street for scraps. As US trade curbs tighten, the private enter­prises set up after a lib­er­al­isa­tion in 2021 provide a life­line for the rich but their prices are bey­ond those without kind rel­at­ives abroad. Their own­ers enjoy new cars and treats like the Kobe beef entrecôte at $200/kg on sale at a del­icatessen on a quiet res­id­en­tial street in Havana.
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