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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • The worst traffic crossings in L.A.
      • We identified the most troublesome intersections. Some may surprise you.
      • AT LINCOLN and Sepulveda boulevards, there have been 99 collisions since 2010, according to city data.
    • Trump, in a weak position, projects power
      • President has challenges heading into midterms but isn’t pivoting from his unpopular policies.
    • Money could decide Wasserman’s LA28 fate
      • Olympic chief’s fundraising ability plays into debate over whether Epstein fallout warrants resignation
    • Ex-fire chief files whistleblower suit
      • Crowley alleges Bass sought to shift blame for the city’s handling of the Palisades fire.
    • U.S. sues UC over treatment of Jewish employees at UCLA
      • UCLA ignored complaints, the lawsuit says.
    • Reward offer
      • Nancy Guthrie’s family is offering $1 million for information in her kidnapping. Above, Rachel Navarro puts up a flier in Tucson.
    • In digital-first era, he’s plugging L.A. back in
      • SPENCER RICHARDSON repairs a Nakamichi tape deck in his studio in Los Angeles on Feb. 11.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • In America, ‘you kind of do the math’
      • After living abroad for a time, she stayed for the health care
      • Hilary Hodge suffers from severe allergic asthma. But in 2012, she saw hope in biologic medication. There was one catch: She was living in the United States at the time, and biologics would cost her $36,000 a year. A few years later, she moved to Angers, France, with her husband. Across the pond, that same medical treatment was 12 times cheaper.
      • Hilary Hodge moved to France with her husband and realized the health care system was more affordable and accessible.
      • Tomatoes at a market stall in Navarrenx, France, must adhere to the E.U.’s stricter food standards.
      • “It just sort of all of a sudden turned a lot more permanent. I guess we’re here. But honestly, health care is a big part of why.” Hilary Hodge
    • Lawsuits on USPS delivery blocked
      • Supreme Court rules against Texas landlord
    • Upheaval in Mexico could last days, weeks
      • Experts: Cartel violence eventually turns inward
      • Cartel soldiers have burned vehicles and set up blockades after Mexico’s military killed the boss of the Jalisco drug cartel.
    • Vote denier now leading security of U.S. elections
      • Kurt Olsen is one of President Donald Trump’s lawyers who worked on efforts to overturn the 2020 election.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Reliance on Taiwan Chips Endangers U.S. Economy
      • Big Tech Has Done Little to Heed Warnings of Disaster if China Attacks Island
    • Not Wanting to Be Traded ‘Like Cattle’ for Peace
      • Ukrainians in Donetsk Fear Region Being Handed to Russia
      • Despite being about 12 miles from the front, Sloviansk is bustling, as many soldiers quartered there buy flowers for their partners.
    • Mexico Facing Two-Part Test
      • Pressed by Trump and Threatened by Cartels
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • A.I. Literacy Lesson: Don’t Let It Think for You
      • Schools Stick Students in the Driver’s Seat
      • North Star Academy Washington Park High School in Newark started a new A.I. class for seniors.
    • Epstein Sought Customs Perks For Private Isle
    • They’re for ICE, But Go NIMBY On Warehouses
      • ICE plans a detention center at a warehouse in Surprise, Ariz.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Investors seek shel­ter in asset-heavy stocks as AI anxi­ety shakes up Wall St
      • ▸ Soft­ware suf­fers $1.2tn flight ▸ ‘Fear of becom­ing obsol­ete’ grips mar­ket ▸ Util­it­ies and energy bene­fit
    • US shuns war anniversary
      • Ukrain­ian Pres­id­ent Volodymyr Zelenskyy, centre, and for­eign lead­ers hold candles dur­ing a cere­mony to com­mem­or­ate the fourth anniversary of Rus­sia’s full-scale inva­sion of Ukraine in Kyiv’s Inde­pend­ence Square yes­ter­day.
    • Meta chip deal tar­gets 10% AMD stake as Big Tech groups look bey­ond Nvidia
      • Meta has struck a mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar chip deal with AMD that could lead to the Face­book owner tak­ing a 10 per cent stake in the group, send­ing shares in the US chip­maker sur­ging yes­ter­day.
    • Mex­ico’s deadly gamble on killing of car­tel king­pin
      • The death of one of Mex­ico’s top car­tel lead­ers was a vic­tory for Pres­id­ent Claudia Shein­baum but also one of her ris­ki­est bets. The killing of Nemesio ‘El Men­cho’ Ose­guera of the Jalisco New Gen­er­a­tion Car­tel should relieve some pres­sure from Don­ald Trump, who has threatened drone strikes if fentanyl flows con­tinue across the bor­der. But car­tel mem­bers ram­paged across 20 states after Ose­guera’s death with fires, block­ades and killings.
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