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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • No limits on length of war against Iran
      • Trump won’t commit to time frame despite rising concerns over the mission’s goals.
      • IRANIAN volunteers sift through rubble in Tehran on Sunday. The U.S. death toll climbed to six troops.
    • A battle more complex than Iraq
      • Toppling Iran’s government brings on new and tougher challenges
      • Analysis
    • State’s gas prices expected to surge
      • War in Mideast will be one more factor causing pain at the pump in California.
    • Cost to insure autos is going up
      • Rates in Golden State have skyrocketed as a result of inflation and soaring repair bills.
    • A time and place for unity
      • Midnight Hour Records a haven for immigrants
      • THE MIDNIGHT HOUR in San Fernando has long been a community hub.
    • Schools can’t shield transgender students
      • Justices rule state privacy policy infringes on parents’ religious rights.
    • OSCAR RACE SHAKE-UP
      • Actor Awards went to Michael B. Jordan, above, and the cast of “Sinners” on Sunday, scrambling analysts’ predictions.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Sometimes, ‘it’s OK not to be OK’
      • Movement fights mental health crisis on college campuses
      • Jayla Cole never experienced what most would consider the carefree teenage years. She could not get a driver’s license because of epilepsy and frequent seizures. She didn’t want to take photos or selfies because Bell’s Palsy left her with permanent facial paralysis – a twisted smile that led to bullying by classmates. ● Her father, who was a heavy drinker, brought additional trauma. He dipped in and out of her life when it was convenient, while introducing her to other children he’d fathered along the way. Papa was a rolling stone, but he rarely rolled to her when she needed him most. When he did, the drunken interactions were often toxic and painful. ● “I was very depressed in my teenage years, and I just did not want to be alive,” Cole told me. “I was always depressed in high school. I was always sad in high school. I never got the help I needed in high school. ● “When I got to college, I realized that you don’t want to hold on to those things, hold on to the trauma,” she said. “If you don’t get help now, when will you?”
      • “There’s something beautiful about brokenness and when you start to heal.” Jay Michael Martin Jr. National PBS host and storyteller
    • 3 U.S. jets crash as attacks press on
      • No endless war, Hegseth vows: ‘This is not Iraq’
    • Springtime dangers can sneak up on you
      • Weather phenomena are often underestimated
    • On streets of Tehran, fear and whispers of joy, hope
      • Iranian newspapers March 2 carry the stunning news of the death of Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • TRUMP FORESEES EXTENDED ATTACK ON IRAN AS U.S. ADDS TROOPS AND JETS TO THE REGION
      • Qatar Reports Tehran’s Planes in Foreign Skies as War Spreads
      • The president said the U.S. was prepared to spend five weeks or longer to achieve its goals.
    • TRUMP FORESEES EXTENDED ATTACK ON IRAN AS U.S. ADDS TROOPS AND JETS TO THE REGION
      • Pressed by Israel, U.S. Prepared for Strikes
      • IRAN The Gandhi Hospital in Tehran on Monday. The World Health Organization’s director general expressed concern and reiterated that health facilities were protected under international law.
      • LEBANON Forced to flee their homes after Israeli strikes, people waited to enter the Hotel Technical School in West Beirut. Israel was responding to rockets fired by the Iran-allied militia Hezbollah.
      • ISRAEL Seeking shelter in Rishpon after sirens warned of missiles from Iran. As U.S. and Israeli planes pounded targets in Iran for a third day, President Trump said bigger airstrikes were coming.
    • TRUMP FORESEES EXTENDED ATTACK ON IRAN AS U.S. ADDS TROOPS AND JETS TO THE REGION
      • Conflict Sets Up Shift in Iran Of Hazy Direction and Degree
        • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • Kennedy’s Anti-Vaccine Disciples See ‘Betrayal’
      • Crisis of Faith Follows Pivot to Much Safer Political Ground
    • In Texas, Test of What Voters Want in Midterms
      • Senate Primaries Each Offer Stark Contrast in Approaches



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Iran turns fire on global energy sup­ply
      • ▸ Gas prices surge as drone attacks close Qatari plant ▸ Three Amer­ican F-15s downed by Kuwait defences ▸ Israel and US main­tain bar­rage against Tehran ▸ ‘Big wave’ yet to come, Trump tells Islamic repub­lic
    • ‘Half of Dubai is book­ing’: expats drive 10 hours to Saudi Ara­bia for flights out
      • Dubai res­id­ents have been driv­ing to neigh­bour­ing Oman or even Saudi Ara­bia to try to secure seats on the lim­ited num­ber of flights out of the region, as a third day of global travel chaos triggered sharp falls in air­line stocks.
    • Reflect­ive Blank­fein keen to pass on les­sons of 2008
      • The advice from Lloyd Blank­fein, who steered Gold­man Sachs through the 2008 fin­an­cial crisis, is simple: assume another one is com­ing. As fears mount over AI and under­writ­ing at non-bank lenders, he says the lack of a ‘shakeout’ since then has bred ‘com­pla­cency’. His mem­oir maps a rise from Brook­lyn to a $1.7bn for­tune. It also acknow­ledges the role of luck and being ‘just a little’ smarter, sug­gest­ing the way to the top is more attain­able than people think.
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