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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Rides may cost more for traveler sat LAX
      • Airports board will vote on whether to raise access fees for transport companies.
      • TRAVELERS navigate LAX-it, the ride app pickup location at Los Angeles International Airport, on Monday.
    • War on Iran swiftly becomes global conflict
      • ‘Short-term excursion’ displaces thousands, kills hundreds, cuts off fuel, crashes markets.
    • Live Nation agrees to antitrust deal, changes
      • Terms would allow rivals to sell tickets on platform
    • A defiant signal in hard-line leader
      • Mojtaba Khamenei succeeds father in Iran, may be ‘clouded’ by seeking vengeance.
    • An iconic chef, charges of abuse
      • Noma’s L.A. pop-up will open despite protest
      • PARAMOUR Estate in Silver Lake is the site of the pop-up opening Wednesday.
    • Homeless deaths in county end decade long rise
      • GETTING people into housing was a factor in the mortality rate’s decline, an L.A. County official says.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Foreign spies swapping sex for secrets
      • True scale of ‘sexpionage’ used to infiltrate U.S. tough to estimate
      • The foreign woman was attractive, well-dressed and confidently at ease. ● She struck up a conversation in person with the former American soldier – at the time, a senior defense contractor – answering his questions about the company she said she worked for and the job she claimed to do. By the end of the day, her interest had taken a sharper turn, her phone lighting up his with a stream of suggestive text messages. ● “What are you doing tonight?” read one. “Come for a drink,” said another. ● It was a trap. One that has quietly played out for as long as nations have sought to pry state secrets from their rivals. ● Authoritarian governments “will do anything they can to win. Anything,” said Robin Dreeke, a former FBI special agent in counterintelligence.
    • Oil prices soar as Iran war grinds on
      • Financial markets reel; U.S. reports 7th death
    • Texans say no to plans for Big Bend border wall
      • Opponents fear harm to wilderness, tourism
      • The Rio Grande separating Mexico and the United States runs through mountains and steep canyons in Big Bend National Park.
    • Program fueling next generation of trade talent in Baltimore
      • Requity founder Michael Rosenband, right, with Pfc. Shakir Gardner, an alumnus of the trade training program.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • World Economies Begin to See Blowback of U.S. War in Iran
      • Trying to Contain Harm if Fight Drags Out
      • A show of support on Monday at Enghelab Square in Tehran for Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who is the son of the slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
    • In Iran, ‘My Fears Are Greater Than My Hopes’
      • Residents Are Trapped by Attackers’ Bombs and Rulers’ Wrath
    • Conflict Crimps Supply of Oil, A Fresh Reminder of Its Power
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • Riding to Ukraine’s Scarred East With a Weary, Defiant Zelensky
      • President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday. “They need a lot of things,” he said of Ukraine’s soldiers.
    • F.B.I. Obtains ’20 Vote Records In Arizona, Expanding Inquiry



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • G7 ‘stands ready’ to tap oil reserves
      • ▸ Crude surges past $100 a bar­rel before fall­ing back ▸ Lead­ers rush to rein in dam­age to world eco­nomy ▸ Bonds and stocks suf­fer as traders bet on high infla­tion ▸ Trump under pres­sure on pet­rol price before elec­tions
    • Unbroken line Ira­nian faith­ful back slain Khame­nei’s son as new supreme leader
      • Iranians gather in Tehran yesterday to show support for newly appointed supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, who was elevated to the role after his father, Ali Khamenei, was assassinated in the opening act of the war. His promotion signals the regime's doubling-down on his parent's hardline policies
    • Gold­man offers hedge funds com­plex bets against loans to soft­ware groups
      • Gold­man Sachs has pitched hedge funds on strategies to short cor­por­ate loans, as investors look for new tools to bet against the debt of enter­prise soft­ware com­pan­ies and other indus­tries threatened by AI.
    • Quest for elixir of life peps up sales of untested drugs
      • A $2tn global ‘well­ness’ industry driven by online for­ums and pod­casts has led to a boom in pep­tides. But while some such com­pounds are proven in fight­ing obesity, many sold by online traders on the prom­ise of bene­fits to sleep, age­ing and muscle growth have no reg­u­lat­ory approval. Their effects on the human body are poorly under­stood and, more alarm­ingly, research has flagged risks, includ­ing the danger in one pep­tide of the accel­er­ated growth of can­cer cells.
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