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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Families across California fear a ‘forever war’
      • Military communities in the state feel a familiar chill as Iran campaign escalates.
    • FALLING SHORT
      • Nathan Martin edges a stumbling Michael Kimani Kamau of Kenya by 00.01 seconds in the closest race in L.A. Marathon history Sunday. Martin is now the second consecutive American champion
    • Redrawn districts already shaking up races
      • GOP congressman retires, another quits party. Incumbent Democrats look safe.
    • A new legal tool against anti-ICE protesters
    • Iran names leader’s son as successor
      • As Mojtaba Khamenei ascends, U.S. reports 7th combat death. Trump won’t rule out ground forces.
    • Trump’s economy far from ‘roaring’
      • President said 2026 would be bumper year for U.S. growth. Data tell a different story.
    • Puppets once again pull L.A.’s strings
      • Underground show resurfaces, drawing crowds to Koreatown street corner
      • ONE of several custom-made puppets in the musical performance.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Channing Dungey knows how to make television magic
      • Warner Bros.’ top TV executive finds stories worth fighting for
      • Channing Dungey loves stories. It started with books – she was reading at age 2 – and blossomed thanks to Saturday nights with her mom. ● “I grew up with a mom who loved old movies,” she says. Channing, mom Judith, and little sister Merrin would gather around the TV on weekends. They’d put M&Ms in a blue bowl and cuddle up in front of “Roman Holiday” or “Sabrina.” “It was that thing we would do together,” Dungey says. ● The family would go to the multiplex, too. Sometimes they’d divide and conquer, like the time her mom took Merrin to an animated film, while Channing and her dad, Don, went to “Blade Runner,” her first R-rated movie. When she was old enough to go on her own, she’d catch films like “The Outsiders,” which she saw three times in one afternoon.
      • About the Women of the Year project
        • USA TODAY’s Women of the Year is a recognition of women who have made a significant impact in their communities and across the country.
    • Noem is out; DHS veterans still worry
      • They say agency veers from its original mission
      • As secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem overhauled the agency, leading to backlash from Americans.
    • Why experts fear for rule of law in how U.S. has attacked Iran
      • Some say it’s waging war only Congress can OK


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Trump Shields A Weedkiller, And a Weapon
      • Cites U.S. Security in an Order on Phosphorus
    • IRAN PICKS SLAIN AYATOLLAH’S SON TO LEAD
      • In New World of War Drones, U.S. Builds on Iranian Design (기사)
      • Despite Warning, Clerics Choose Hard-Liner (기사) 
        • Mojtaba Khamenei
      • A Week of Battle Punishes Iran, But No Final Goal Is Apparent (기사) 
        • Smoke rose on Sunday from an oil storage center in Tehran. The appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s leader, announced on Monday, caused oil prices to spike.
    • Gadget for School Phone Bans Beat by Rocks, Pupils, Scissors
      • Yondr’s pouches are a de facto solution to school phone bans.
    • Portraits as Projections of Power
      • Never before has a sitting president displayed so much of his image on the White House walls. President Trump’s visage has also appeared in unexpected places.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • US and Israel intensify strikes on Iran
      • ▸ Tehran response tar­gets Wash­ing­ton’s allies in Gulf ▸ Oil states slash pro­duc­tion or shut down fields entirely ▸ Crude traders warn prices clos­ing in on $100 a bar­rel ▸ Trump dis­misses increase as a ‘little glitch’ that is ‘fine’
      • War clouds: smoke rises over Tehran following Israeli air strikes on oil storage facilities
    • KKR tar­gets 10-fold return with $3bn sale of data centre cool­ing com­pany
      • US private cap­ital giant KKR is tar­get­ing a 10-fold return on a poten­tial mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar sale of a dec­adesold com­pany that provides cool­ing equip­ment for data centres, as the AI boom boosts valu­ations.
    • Xi’s claim to have ended poverty faces real­ity check
      • Chinese leader Xi Jin­ping announced five years ago that extreme poverty had been erad­ic­ated in the coun­try, claim­ing a ‘com­plete vic­tory’ and pre­dict­ing that the ‘mir­acle would go down in his­tory’. Since then the Covid pan­demic, a col­lapse in China’s prop­erty mar­ket and weak con­sumer demand have taken a heavy toll. And Beijing last week set a growth tar­get of 4.5-5 per cent, the low­est in dec­ades.
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