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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Medic helps fill a void on the streets
      • Brett Feldman and his USC team dole out medication and hugs to homeless people.
      • BRETT FELDMAN, director of USC Street Medicine, gives a shot to treat addiction to Ariana Montero, 46.
    • Netflix bows out of the auction for Warner Bros.
      • The streaming company declines to raise its bid after being topped by Paramount.
      • NETFLIX CEO Ted Sarandos arrives at the White House to discuss a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery.
    • How L.A. Unified’s AI gamble led to FBI raids
    • L.A. risks loss of transit funding
      • Short-staffed agency will seek two-year extension from state for three city projects.
    • Virtual tie emerges in governor’s race
      • Three Democrats, two Republicans top crowded field ahead of the June primary.
    • U.S. cowboy’s diverse roots
      • Rubio credited Spain. Historians find origins that include Mexican, Indigenous and African heritage.
      • EMILIOCARRANZA SR. calls for a backup saddle when a stirrup breaks in Dairyland, Calif., in July.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Revolution was born in America’s historic taverns
      • An 18th century traveler through the southern part of New Jersey might stop at the Indian King, a respite on a long journey along Kings Highway, then and now a main thoroughfare connecting several towns. ● At the Indian King, that traveler could find a hot meal and a pint of beer or hard cider. They could read the local newspapers, at a time before they were delivered to people’s homes. A bed for the night – cozy and warm, even though they might find themselves sharing it with a stranger if the inn was particularly busy. ● And, if it was the mid-1770s, that traveler might also hear talk of revolution, men recruiting others to join the militia fighting the British, and for a time, the newly formed state Legislature as members met in secret in an upstairs room, safe from the occupying forces farther north.
      • A statue of an American Revolution soldier stands in front of the Indian King Tavern Museum on Kings Highway in Haddonfield, New Jersey.
      • “There really weren’t a lot of other places like that ... so taverns were also a hotbed of debate.” Michelle Hughes The Indian King Tavern and Museum
    • Trump pushes voting changes
      • Parties divided over the SAVE America Act
      • President Donald Trump delivers the first State of the Union address of his second term on Feb. 24.
    • Airline staff replaces boy’s Pokémon cards
      • United employees donate 15,000 after binder is lost
      • Reid, 7, is presented with a binder of 15,000 Pokémon cards collected by United Airlines employees.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • FOR TRUMP, GOAL OF STRIKING IRAN MAY BE SYMBOLIC
      • CHANCE TO CLAIM A WIN
      • Officials Have Hopes and Doubts of Foe Ending Nuclear Work
    • Israel Restless As It Confronts A 2nd Iran War
      • Worry and Resignation Awaiting Call by U.S.
    • A Rustic View of Stagnation and Inequality
      • West Yorkshire, where Emily Brontë wrote “Wuthering Heights,” offers a window into the forces disrupting British politics.
    • As Trump Claims Minnesota Victory, Some Ask What Was Won
      • Show of Force Could Be Seen as Warning to Democratic States
    • Bird Losses Accelerate in an Ominous Sign for the Environment
      • The steepest drops from 1987 to 2021 were in Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Arizona, a study found.
    • Trump’s New Idea for a Coin: Himself, Once Again, but Gold



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Wall Street employs com­plex trades in attempt to escape AI ‘implo­sions’
      • ▸ Hedging strategies pro­lif­er­ate ▸ Blog posts wipe bil­lions off tech ▸ Nvidia’s suc­cess no pro­tec­tion
      • 'For years everything moved in lockstep. But recent moves have been very, very dramatic'
    • Kim parades poten­tial heir
      • North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his teen­age daugh­ter Kim Ju Ae sport match­ing leather jack­ets dur­ing a mil­it­ary parade in Pyongy­ang, North Korea, yes­ter­day.
    • WEF chief quits over Epstein links as Brus­sels opens probe into Man­del­son
      • The pres­id­ent and chief exec­ut­ive of the World Eco­nomic Forum, Børge Brende, has resigned after an invest­ig­a­tion by the organ­isa­tion into his links with child sex offender Jef­frey Epstein.
    • Tech groups raise mil­lions for midterms battle on AI
      • As US midterm elec­tions loom this year, power­ful Sil­icon Val­ley forces are pump­ing mil­lions of dol­lars into the cam­paign to try to reshape Con­gress and influ­ence the future of arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence reg­u­la­tion. Groups arguing for and against tighter AI rules have col­lec­ted $265mn to back sup­port­ive can­did­ates from both main parties. While most tech bosses favour looser con­trols, a poll has shown 76 per cent of voters want more safe­guards.
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