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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Justices skeptical of birthright citizenship limits
- High Court seems poised to reject Trump push to end right for some babies.
- DEMONSTRATORS show their support for birthright citizenship outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
- Trump issues threat to leave NATO
- President signals a desire for ceasefire in the Iran war, which Tehran rejects.
- L.A. County experiences jump in homeless students
- Latinos made up nearly 76% in a recent year, UCLA studies show
- Californians see democracy at risk
- Most think system is under attack and want state to bolster voter protections, poll finds.
- LASD fined for safety lapses
- State cites ‘willful’ violations at agency over grenade that killed 3 detectives.
- Next stop: The moon
- NASA launches Artemis II at Cape Canaveral, Fla., the first lunar mission with humans since 1972. A flyby is expected on Monday.
- Red meat not healthier, despite fed advice
- Justices skeptical of birthright citizenship limits
- [[USA Today]]
- Growing number are fighting the addiction
- Generation of boys grew up on easy access to porn
- Ryan didn’t open his phone with the intention of finding porn. But when the 11-year-old came across it on his social media feed, he was intrigued. As he watched, he experienced a rush of curiosity and excitement. ● Soon, his brain was hooked on that dopamine rush. It became a daily routine. ● He told himself he could stop if he wanted to, but the habit grew from something he did in the confines of his bedroom to an all-consuming urge. His parents installed internet blockers, but he got around them. By the time sixth grade started, he was ducking out of class up to three times a day to watch porn and masturbate in the bathroom. ● “Porn is just an emotional crutch to avoid all of the feelings that I didn’t even realize I was having,” says Ryan, now 25, who, like others USA TODAY spoke to for this story, requested that his last name be withheld because of the sensitive nature of the topic. ● Many Gen Z men, who grew up with smartphones and unrestricted internet access, say they happened upon porn early and frequently. Some now describe themselves as addicted and are turning to a fast-growing community of men online who are trying to help each other break these habits. Research shows that men struggle with compulsive porn consumption more than women.
- “The unlimited access to porn has been higher with Gen Z, really, than probably any other generation.” Anthony Preischel New York–based sex therapist
- Trump orders screening of ballots
- Move for federal control meets stiff resistance
- U.S. growth fueled by immigrants, report shows
- Americans getting skittish about traveling
- It’s not about one crisis but multiple concerns
- Kara Richardson and her husband, Duane, usually travel five or six times a year, but they’re putting some of their plans on hold.
- Growing number are fighting the addiction
- [[The New York Times]]
- JUSTICES EXPRESS DOUBTS ON ORDER OVER BIRTHRIGHT
- TRUMP IN ATTENDANCE
- Conservatives Prod Both Sides in Key Case on Citizenship Limits
- President Trump arriving at the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
- TOP REPUBLICANS HAVE DEAL TO END D.H.S. SHUTDOWN
- A SHARP TURNAROUND
- Congress Revives Bid for Airport Relief After 6-Week Impasse
- Israel’s Push to Evict Shiites in South Lebanon
- Officials Let Christians and Druse Remain Amid Evacuations
- Iran Skeptical Of War Talks, U.S. Assesses
- Hegseth Clears Apache Crews in Kid Rock Flyby
- Stepping In to Reverse Disciplinary Action
- Two Sides of Tourism
- Cape Town is full of hotels, short-term rentals and workers who can’t afford to live there.
- Justice Dept. in a Jam as Its Boss Sues the I.R.S.
- Conflict as the President Demands $10 Billion
- JUSTICES EXPRESS DOUBTS ON ORDER OVER BIRTHRIGHT
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Court Wary of Citizenship Curbs
- Justices signal their unease with Trump’s order but tussle with both sides of issue
- https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/with-trump-looking-on-justices-tread-cautiously-on-birthright-citizenship-790c6ebb?st=BAx3xH&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Anthropic Leak Reveals Code for Claude
- Empty EV Parts Factories Create a New Rust Belt
- GM supplier Magna is stuck with a plant to build parts for electric pickups; ‘the magnitude of uncertainty is unparalleled’
- https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/ev-factories-layoffs-autoworkers-f93de8d3?st=FQ5zgH&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Lilly’s Pill Approval Tees Up Diet-Drug Battle
- Trump Weighs Pulling U.S. Out Of NATO
- Iran war tensions threaten to break up alliance that has long been a bulwark
- https://www.wsj.com/world/trump-raises-nato-withdrawal-as-allies-push-back-on-iran-war-7dd44fae?st=VDA59j&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Astronauts Soar Into First Moon Mission Since ’72
- TO BOLDLY GO: A NASA rocket carrying the four Artemis II astronauts took off from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday on the first human spaceflight to orbit the moon in a half-century. They later began maneuvers preparatory to swinging onto a lunar path.
- https://www.wsj.com/science/space-astronomy/nasa-launches-astronauts-on-historic-moon-flight-da6703da?st=hAVQF5&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- How to Be a ‘Seinfeld’ Trivia God: Watch Literally No Other TV
- Five friends dominate competitions by living and breathing the sitcom; ‘It’s in my blood’
- https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/television/seinfeld-trivia-contest-b75f895f?st=GBcMF9&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Auto Sales Feel Pinch
- Overall, U.S. new-vehicle sales are expected to have dropped 7% in the first quarter.
- https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/gm-sales-fall-nearly-10-as-the-auto-industry-sputters-2d9af278?st=fTXZN6&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Court Wary of Citizenship Curbs
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Global companies brush aside war to chalk up record number of megadeals
- ▸ First-quarter M&A hits $1.2tn ▸ 22 transactions breach $10bn ▸ Rise defies soaring oil and AI jitters
- 'Unless the conflict persists, we're likely going to feel good about 2026' Citigroup M&A co-head
- Starmer signals tilt towards Europe as Trump’s taunts sap transatlantic trust
- Sir Keir Starmer has said Britain will pivot more closely towards the EU, securing a “partnership for this dangerous world that we must navigate together”, after weeks of taunting of the UK by US President Donald Trump.
- China’s bonds offer refuge as economy dodges fallout
- A diverse energy mix and low inflation leave China relatively insulated from the Iran war. While central banks in the US and Europe will need to keep rates higher as energy prices drive inflation, investors are betting Chinese bonds will sidestep the global debt sell-off. Demand from domestic buyers is also helping keep down yields, which have dipped slightly since February. China ‘offers a very uncorrelated investment option’, says one Asia assets manager.
- Global companies brush aside war to chalk up record number of megadeals