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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Pay up quick, an HOA tells fire victims
    • Altadena owners clash over $23,614 bill, with a 34-day deadline, after homes burned.
    • ALTADENA’S La Vina community lost 52 homes and suffered damage to communal spaces in the Eaton fire.
  • Trump says Iran is negotiating, as strikes continue
    • Tehran denies talks as Pakistan offers to host dialogue amid murky diplomatic messaging.
    • ISRAELI soldiers check Tuesday on an Iranian missile remnant that landed in the occupied West Bank.
  • USC cancels its governor debate amid wide uproar
    • The university faced criticism over criteria that would have kept candidates of color off the stage
  • LAUSD to drop Chávez name, image
    • Decision, spurred by sex abuse allegations, will affect two schools and multiple murals.
  • Justices weigh asylum policy
    • Court seems split on whether migrants who have not crossed into U.S. can ask for refuge.
  • Bad time to job hunt, most workers report
    • Americans’ outlook on employment is now more pessimistic, Gallup survey finds.
  • Why UCLA could fall
    • Angela Dugalic, right, passes to teammate Kiki Rice. UCLA looks primed for a tournament loss, columnist Mirjam Swanson writes.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Pressure building in airport impasse
    • ICE officers on duty as funding showdown hits critical juncture
    • ICE officers on patrol gather at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. The officers were sent to help relieve airport security staff shortages brought by a Homeland Security funding lapse.
    • Demonstrators rally against ICE patrols at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, among the airports hit hardest by security delays.
  • Deepfake porn left this town reeling
    • Schools, laws, awareness lag behind AI evolution
  • Red state Dem Beau Bayh puts political dynasty to the test
    • Ex-senator’s son seeks his first statewide office
    • “There was always a sense in my family of some obligation to give back to the community, and I knew whatever I was going to do in my life, it was going to take that path.” Beau Bayh Democratic candidate for Indiana secretary of state
    • Beau Bayh, an attorney at MacGill PC, is running for the office that started his father’s 25 years in public service.
  • Taliban releases American held for over a year
    • Colorado researcher Dennis Coyle is on his way home after being held captive for more than a year by the Taliban in Afghanistan, U.S. officials confirm. Coyle was detained in January 2025 while conducting research on Afghan languages.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Saudi Prince Said to Urge U.S. to Continue Iran War
    • Pressed for Airstrikes on Energy Facilities to Weaken the Government in Tehran
    • Mohammed bin Salman.
  • No Movement on Long Lines
    • At LaGuardia Airport, still reeling from a crash, security delays disrupted travel. A funding deal in Congress faces hurdles.
  • At LaGuardia, Disaster Struck In 20 Seconds
  • Epstein Acted as the Fixer for a Billionaire Friend
    • Sorting Out Problems With Women, Along With His Taxes
  • High and Dry in a Fuel Crunch
    • Thai fishermen who can’t buy diesel are stuck in port as Southeast Asia feels war’s effects.
  • Starmer Slips From Trump Ally To Punchline and Punching Bag
    • A ‘Special Relationship’ Sours Over a War
  • Justices Seem to Back Trump on Denying Asylum at the Border
    • Parsing Right to Apply if Not Fully Across

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Oil Supply Crunch Is Spreading From Mideast to Rest of World
    • If strait doesn’t open quickly, traders say record high prices will ripple outward
    • Indians line up to refill gas canisters in Noida on Tuesday as much of the world feels energy price shocks from the Iran war.
    • https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/the-oil-supply-crunch-is-spreading-from-the-gulf-to-the-rest-of-the-world-41c5f671?st=QdPGcB&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
  • Banks Are Playing Both Sides Of the Private-Credit Turmoil
    • https://www.wsj.com/finance/banking/big-banks-are-playing-both-sides-of-the-private-credit-meltdown-8051b834?st=e6i2An&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
  • Nvidia Uses War Chest To Dominate AI Boom
    • Chip giant is investing billions to become the industry’s top financier
    • https://www.wsj.com/tech/nvidia-ai-market-competition-9db60e4c?st=1qqzRN&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
  • As U.S. Seeks an Iran Deal, Gulf Allies Get Tough
    • Trump says Iranians are ‘talking sense’; Saudi Arabia, others weigh joining fight
    • https://ereader.wsj.net?publink=1cf84a548_1352009
  • Lost a Ring In the Ocean? No Problem
    • Waves and sand rarely confound Zoël Manguillier
    • https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/the-man-who-can-find-your-wedding-ring-anywhere-even-in-the-ocean-e64f0ff8?st=922BVd&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • VW weighs shift from cars to defence in deal with Israel’s Iron Dome maker
    • ▸ Ail­ing plant to be repur­posed ▸ Tie-up talks with Rafael ▸ Staff prom­ised jobs ▸ EU sales in pro­spect
    • 'The potential is so high. But it's also a decision for individual workers if they want to be part of the idea'
  • Mis­sile waves strike Tel Aviv
  • Japan’s SMFG works on takeover plan for Jef­fer­ies as Wall St bank feels heat
    • Japan’s second-largest lender, Sum­itomo Mit­sui Fin­an­cial Group, is work­ing on plans for a pos­sible takeover of Jef­fer­ies, as investor con­cerns weigh on one of Wall Street’s most aggress­ive invest­ment banks.
  • Orbán olig­archs win pub­lic sec­tor deals worth bil­lions
    • Some 13 asso­ciates of Hun­gary’s Viktor Orbán have won a big chunk of pub­lic con­tracts dur­ing his premi­er­ship. FT ana­lysis shows 14 per cent of all funds awar­ded went to 42 com­pan­ies owned by the 13. Between 2005 and Orbán’s 2010 elec­tion they took just 1 per cent. The deals add up to €28bn. The prime min­is­ter insists he is har­ness­ing the power of gov­ern­ment and the private sec­tor. Oppon­ents see a klepto­cracy enrich­ing those who back his elec­tion.