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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Cesar Chavez’s erasure is fast underway
      • California is removing historic figure’s name and image from public places without delay.
      • CITY workers for San Fernando cover and remove the statue Thursday at Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Park.
    • Deportees from the U.S. are homeless and stateless
      • Migrants sent to unfamiliar cities deep inside Mexico
      • MIGUEL Martínez Cruz, 65, a Cuban who was deported to Mexico, says he misses the pizza in the U.S.
    • SoCal Marines, warships sent to Mideast
      • Trump says the U.S. is considering ‘winding down’ the war. Iran keeps up gulf attacks.
    • CBS News to shut storied radio unit
      • Century-old division will cease service for its 700 affiliate stations on May 22.
    • Heat wave is latest event linked to climate change, experts say
    • Star of ‘Walker, Texas Ranger,’ martial artist and internet meme
      • CHUCK NORRIS, 1940 – 2026
      • ULTIMATE TOUGH GUY Norris most often played heroes who solved problems with their fists.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • U.S. SENDING MORE MARINES
      • Trump to waive sanctions on some Iranian oil
      • WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST
      • Mourners bid farewell to the bodies of Iran’s slain intelligence minister, Esmail Khatib, and his family during their funeral in Tehran on March 20.
      • U.S. officials told Reuters that 2,500 Marines, along with the USS Boxer, pictured, an amphibious assault ship, and accompanying warships would deploy to the Middle East.
    • Pentagon press policy blocked
      • Judge says public access to info ‘more important’
      • The changes approved under Secretary of War Pete Hegseth say journalists can have their press badges revoked if they solicit unauthorized personnel to disclose classified, and in some cases unclassified, information.
    • Russia tightens the screws in internet crackdown
      • Kremlin jams service, restricts messaging apps
      • Over the past week, mobile internet has been down every day in parts of central Moscow.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • U.S. Steps Up Airstrikes To Try to Reopen Strait As Iran Chokes Oil Flow
      • Clashing Signals by Trump on Plans
    • U.S. Steps Up Airstrikes To Try to Reopen Strait As Iran Chokes Oil Flow
      • Hegseth Frames War in Religious Terms
    • Celebrating Eid al-Fitr in Gaza
      • Palestinians recited prayers on Friday beside the ruins of a mosque in central Gaza City. The Eid holiday marks the end of Ramadan.
    • Pentagon Restrictions on Press Unconstitutional, a Judge Rules
    • Trump Friend, in Custody Fight, Asked ICE to Hold Ex-Partner
      • Exploiting the Levers of Government to Settle a Personal Score
    • Turned His Martial Arts Skills Into TV and Big Screen Gold
      • CHUCK NORRIS, 1940-2026
      • Rescuing G.I.s from Vietnam in “Missing in Action” (1984).
    • As BTS Transitions From the Military, Recalling How Elvis Did It
      • Can Korean Pop Stars Emulate America’s Famous Draftee?
      • K-pop band BTS members RM, left, and V in Chuncheon, South Korea, after being discharged from mandatory military service.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Iran is world’s ‘greatest’ energy risk
      • ▸ Scale of Gulf fal­lout laid bare ▸ IEA warns of long recov­ery ▸ Banks expec­ted to lift rates
      • Fatih Birol, chief of the IEA, said politi­cians and mar­kets were under­es­tim­at­ing the scale of the cur­rent global energy crisis
    • Tehran takes refuge in Eid
      • Shop­pers at Tajrish Bazaar in north­ern Tehran choose flowers from a mar­ket stall in the run-up to Nowruz, a tra­di­tional fest­ival dat­ing more than 3,000 years that marks the Per­sian new year, and Eid al-Fitr, an Islamic hol­i­day mark­ing the end of Ramadan.
    • Air­lines take $53bn hit as industry faces biggest crisis since pan­demic
      • The air­line industry is in the grip of its worst crisis since the pan­demic, as the Middle East war has groun­ded flights, wiped more than $50bn off the value of the world’s biggest car­ri­ers and raised the spectre of fuel short­ages.
    • Retailer TJX homes in on bar­gain-hungry shop­pers
      • Boston-based dis­count retailer TJX, which this year will cel­eb­rate its 50th anniversary, is flour­ish­ing as shop­pers seek refuge from the cost of liv­ing crisis. The oper­ator of TJ Maxx and Mar­shalls in the US and of TK Maxx in Europe and Aus­tralia has honed the art of driv­ing hard bar­gains for the sur­plus mer­chand­ise of fash­ion and home­ware brands that it then sells on across its 5,000-plus stores for up to 60 per cent below full retail price.
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