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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Massive strike looms for LAUSD
      • Workers and teachers announce they’ll walk off job April 14 if no contract is reached.
      • UNION members rally downtown on Wednesday. More than 60,000 essential workers would join the strike.
    • Chavez accused of abusing girls, raping Huerta
      • Alleged incidents occurred in 1960s and 1970s, according to newspaper inquiry.
      • THE ALLEGATIONS have spurred a wider reckoning of the California labor leader.
    • A slim majority supports billionaire tax, poll finds
      • Californians are sharply divided over proposal as well as voter ID
    • Huerta ‘carried secret’ for a cause
      • Activist says she didn’t want to derail the union effort. ‘My heart aches for everyone who suffered.’
      • DOLORES HUERTA, shown at a rally in the mid-1970s, co-founded the UFW with Cesar Chavez.
    • In UC Jewish community, perceptions of bias differ
    • AI to help county judges craft rulings
      • Pilot program will assist with backlogs. Some officials fear external influence.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • ‘Dark’ things unfold with sheriff on watch
      • Court records tell a horror story about an Alabama jail, but the man in the office above remains untouchable
      • Nearly two dozen employees in the Walker County Jail in Alabama have been indicted after a detainee froze to death in his cell. The man in charge, Sheriff Nick Smith, is now running for reelection.
      • After Anthony “Tony” Mitchell died in custody in 2023 – in a cell known as “the freezer” – Smith ordered that the space be used only for storage. The sheriff says there have been improvements made at the jail since.
      • “I tried to do the right things. ... And I tell people when I’m out campaigning, or asking for their vote: ‘If you’re looking for the perfect sheriff, I’m not it.’ ” Sheriff Nick Smith
    • America’s religious founding debated
      • Freedom 250 programs reawakens controversy
      • People attend a Prayer Vigil for America event July 14, 2024, in Milwaukee near where GOP was to open its national convention a day later.
    • Parental leave not common for teachers
      • For some with a baby, only option is to quit
      • By the time Josette Cordell’s son, Calvin, was born in 2025, Arkansas began offering paid maternity leave.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Oil and Gas Prices Jump As Wave of Strikes Hits Energy Facilities in Iran
      • Tehran’s Intelligence Minister Is Killed in Israeli Attack
      • Ali Larijani’s funeral procession in Tehran on Wednesday.
    • Oil and Gas Prices Jump As Wave of Strikes Hits Energy Facilities in Iran
      • A History of Conflicts That All Fell Short
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
      • Surveying the damage from Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut, Lebanon, on Wednesday that killed at least 10 and wounded 27 others.
    • Rally Planner On Jan. 6 Gets No-Bid Deals
    • Cesar Chavez Accused of Abusing Girls
      • Accounts Detail Years of Misconduct by a Civil Rights Icon
      • Dolores Huerta, a prominent ally of Cesar Chavez, described two assaults in her 30s.
    • They Had a Mission: Deep Clean Epstein’s Online Reputation
    • As Countertop Cutters Fall Ill, Companies Push for Immunity



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Iran strikes out at Qatar after crit­ical gas facil­ity hit
      • Res­cuers at an undis­closed site in Iran in an image released by the Ira­nian Red Cres­cent Soci­ety yes­ter­day
    • Fed sig­nals bid to cut rates on track des­pite oil price surge
      • ▸ US bor­row­ing costs held for now ▸ Pow­ell notes uncer­tainty over war
    • UAE sig­nals leni­ency over tax rules for flee­ing expats as Tehran widens strikes
      • Author­it­ies in the United Arab Emir­ates have privately indic­ated that they will let expats spend more time abroad without los­ing their luc­rat­ive tax status as the coun­try tries to lure back res­id­ents who fled after the out­break of the Iran war.
    • Takai­chi set for Oval Office bal­an­cing act over Hor­muz
      • Japan­ese premier Sanae Takai­chi faces a tightrope in the Oval Office today, on a US visit that fol­lows Don­ald Trump’s call for Tokyo to send war­ships to the Strait of Hor­muz. The pres­id­ent could repeat the appeal in front of the media, put­ting the prime min­is­ter, who would have pre­ferred other lead­ers to jump first, in a tough pos­i­tion. Know­ing of Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s treat­ment a year ago, she will seek to craft a reply that keeps the nations’ alli­ance intact.
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