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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • U.S. oil blockade takes toll on people of Cuba
      • Blackouts push struggling island to crisis point
      • A WORKER arranges goods at a store in Havana, where power and water outages mean many can’t cook.
    • ICE will deploy to U.S. airports, Trump affirms
      • Agents are to assist TSA starting Monday, he says, a plan that draws bipartisan fire.
      • TRAVELERS head to a security line at LAX. TSA wait times have grown amid a partial shutdown.
    • Socal Sheriff seizes 650,000 ballots
      • Riverside County’s Bianco, a top GOP governor candidate, draws harsh rebuke.
    • Lesson plans pivot over Chavez legacy
      • Educators at colleges, K-12 schools rethink their curriculum after sex abuse allegations.
    • Local TV journalists lose jobs in an industry in crisis
      • Ratings fall as more viewers turn to streaming. Consolidation may further shrink newsrooms.
    • Data centers face state scrutiny
      • Bills target health, energy issues from AI demands


  • [[USA Today]]
    • When tragedy hit, this grandma helped teens heal
      • Peggy Winckowski carries on grandson’s breakfast club
      • At 4 a.m. every Wednesday, Peggy Winckowski wakes up to make breakfast. She reminds her husband, Bill, to stay in bed and she gets ready. “I don’t walk out of that bathroom without my face on,” she says. “I’m going to have my earrings on. I’m going to go out like today and every day is a party.” ● Then she starts to cook. Eight to 10 pounds of bacon. Four dozen eggs. Piles of pancakes, or sometimes French toast casserole or monkey bread. ● At 7:15, a horde of teenagers arrives. They tromp in, past the memory garden out front, the sign above the door that declares she’s the mayor of the street, and the cheery lemon-tree wallpaper inside. High schoolers in every grade from Bishop Du Bourg, a Catholic school in southwest St. Louis, fill their plates and settle in.
      • ABOVE: Peggy Winckowski’s weekly breakfasts unexpectedly grew into the beloved Wednesday Breakfast Club, where many teens came for homemade meals.
      • 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.
    • Justices take up mail-in ballots
      • Trump and GOP seek to limit grace period
      • The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments about whether mail-in ballots need to be received by Election Day. Many states have a grace period.
    • Expect above-normal temps this spring
      • Heat dome in West is expanding, NOAA says


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Israel Planned to Ignite Mass Uprising in Iran, But It Failed to Emerge
      • Trump Tempers Initial Embrace of Effort
      • The aftermath of an attack over the weekend in Tehran. Some in U.S. and Israeli intelligence doubted the likelihood of a rebellion.
    • War Descends On Shorefront In Posh Beirut
      • LEBANON DISPATCH
      • Distributing wooden pallets to war-displaced people living out of tents in Beirut, Lebanon. The rain has made conditions harsher.
    • Flooding Ravages Hawaii
      • Days of intense rain caused the worst flooding in 20 years, forcing thousands on Oahu to evacuate.
    • Flexing Power, Lewandowski Put D.H.S. on Edge
      • Influence Over Agency Far Exceeded Role as Unpaid Noem Aide
    • Supreme Court Could Complicate Mail Voting in the Midterms
      • G.O.P. Pushes for an Election Day Cutoff
    • Hits on Mideast Infrastructure Place World Economy in Peril
      • Natural Gas Production Not Easily Restarted



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Trump raises stakes in war with Iran
      • ▸ Threat to hit power plants if Hor­muz strait not opened ▸ Tehran ready to reply with strikes at vital infra­struc­ture ▸ Israel vows to boost action this week and into Pas­sover ▸ World faces LNG sup­ply cliff-edge within 10 days
      • Going after infrastructure will mean 'scorched earth throughout the region' Ali Vaez, Crisis Group think-tank
      • The site of an Iranian missile strike in Dimona, near Israel's nuclear research centre
    • Chinese offer global bosses ‘har­bour of sta­bil­ity’ as US is buf­feted by con­flict
      • China sought to woo global chief exec­ut­ives includ­ing Apple’s Tim Cook, UBS’s Ser­gio Ermotti and HSBC’s Georges Elhedery in Beijing yes­ter­day, tout­ing the coun­try’s safety and reli­ab­il­ity in stark con­trast to the US, which is bogged down in its war with Iran.
    • Texas makes ‘anti-woke’ pitch to cor­por­ate Amer­ica
      • The Lone Star state is mak­ing a play to form its own eco­nomic nation-state with an unabashedly ‘anti-woke’ and pro-CEO bent. The Texan ini­ti­at­ive, branded ‘Y’all Street’ by some, marks a depar­ture from estab­lished prin­ciples about neut­ral­ity between investors and man­age­ment. While US fed­eral law gov­erns secur­it­ies offer­ings, state law over­sees board decision-mak­ing. That allows for a con­test among states to be most hos­pit­able to com­pany dom­i­ciles.
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