주식한당

잡담 미국 신문 1면 헤드라인 모음 3/26 목 (영문)

2026-03-27 00:03:04 104.♡.64.158
완전연소음메

안녕하세요.


질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요.


감사합니다.


  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • L.A. jury finds social media are built to addict
      • Landmark verdict holds Instagram and YouTube liable for harms to young users.
      • RELATIVES of victims walk out of court in Los Angeles after the verdict against Instagram and YouTube.
    • Justices limit online piracy liability
      • Supreme Court rules internet providers are not on hook for users’ copyright violations.
    • A skeptic runs the vote
      • Shasta County’s registrar claims election fraud in his own office, even asking the FBI to come look
    • Iran sees Trump plan as nonstarter
      • Truce offer reportedly includes ‘excessive’ limits on weapons and nuclear program’s end.
    • $8.71 a gallon? This is L.A.’s most infamous gas station
    • Suit filed without his consent, man says
      • Plaintiff says he never agreed to sue county, resisted pressure to sign abuse settlement.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Generation Z and the demise of the house party
      • Many missed out and now long for the rite of passage others had
      • We used to be a proper country. Where dancing on sticky living room floors, sneaking beers from our parents’ refrigerators and bumping music on stereos were hallmarks of adolescence. ● Gen Z, apparently, doesn’t know that. Or at least not to the same degree millennials and Gen X-ers do. ● On social media, some members of Generation Z − the cohort born between 1997 and 2012 − have confessed they never went to large house parties as teenagers, to the shock and horror of older Gen Zers, millennials and Gen Xers, who remember them fondly. ● In one Reddit post, a Gen Zer innocently dared to ask if the ragers depicted in teen movies from the 1980s through the early 2000s were ever actually real. According to thousands of millennials and Gen Xers in the replies: Yes, sweet summer child. They certainly were.
    • Target of Ecuador, U.S. attack disputed
      • Farmers, not traffickers, were bombed, locals say
      • Farmer Vicente Garrido checks the damage caused by a bomb dropped by the Ecuadoran army in San Martin, Ecuador, along the Colombian border.
      • “Under the government’s banner of fighting crime and drug trafficking, human rights are being violated.” Maria Espinosa Alliance of Organizations for Human Rights
    • High court deals blow to music industry
      • Internet providers aren’t liable for user piracy


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Israel Said to Intensify Attacks on Key Targets, Ahead of Possible Talks
      • Leery of a U.S. Draft to End the Conflict
    • Israel Said to Intensify Attacks on Key Targets, Ahead of Possible Talks
      • High Prices at Pump May Outlast War
    • A Tortuous Gantlet
      • Narrow and shallow, the Strait of Hormuz forces ships close to Iran and favors attacks that are dispersed and hard to repel.
    • Mamdani Retreats From Raising Property Taxes
      • All but Giving Up Plan That Rankled Public and the Governor
    • JURY FINDS APPS HURT YOUNG USER
      • Meta and YouTube Told to Pay $6 Million
    • A First for the World’s Anglicans
      • Sarah Mullally was installed on Wednesday as the first female archbishop of Canterbury.
    • Have a Nice Flight. Don’t Forget Your Fortitude.
      • Lines, Prices and Fears Make Travelers Balk
    • Bovino, Immigration Warrior, Says He Didn’t Go Far Enough
      • Gregory Bovino was the face of President Trump’s crackdown.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Krem­lin bol­sters Iran’s war effort by ship­ping drones, medi­cines and food
      • ▸ West­ern offi­cials detect sup­plies ▸ First evid­ence of lethal sup­port ▸ Tehran rejects Trump deal claim
    • Elec­tion leaves PM weakened
      • Mette Fre­deriksen, Den­mark’s prime min­is­ter, on stage in Copen­ha­gen after her Social Demo­crat party had its worst elec­tion res­ult in more than a cen­tury.
    • Meta and Google liable over chil­dren’s men­tal health in land­mark US rul­ing
      • Meta and Google have been found liable for design­ing social media plat­forms to be addict­ive to chil­dren, in a land­mark legal case that opens up the tech giants to pen­al­ties in thou­sands of sim­ilar claims filed around the US.
    • ‘Chief tor­turer’ wins place at Venezuela’s top table
      • Gust­avo González López once dir­ec­ted tor­ture dun­geons for Nicolás Maduro’s secret police. Now US-backed interim pres­id­ent Delcy Rodríguez has made him defence min­is­ter, in an effort to shore up her power. While the UN says he took part in ‘human rights crimes’, the US is likely to value his intel­li­gence ser­vices con­tacts. The move, ana­lysts say, encap­su­lates how Venezuela has changed: the same bru­tal regime, with faces that are friend­lier to Wash­ing­ton.
완전연소음메 님의 게시글 댓글
목록으로
글쓰기
글쓰기
목록으로 댓글보기