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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Daring rescue and a profane Trump threat
      • He says ‘we’re blowing up the whole country’ if strait stays shut. U.S. airman is hurt but safe.
    • MESSENGER OF PEACE
      • After celebrating his first Easter Mass, Pope Leo XIV delivers his holiday message from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. "Let those who have weapons lay them down!" he impored.
    • In L.A. mayoral contest, change is the word
      • Bass and Raman say they’ll shake things up. Three newcomers promise the same.
    • Mexico downplays the missing, stoking anger
      • Critics see a bid to ‘disappear the disappeared’
    • Witness in drug smuggling case deported by ICE
    • UCLA women triumph to take title, in Wooden-like fashion
      • BRUINS coach Cori Close and her team revel after defeating South Carolina.
    • He’s sorry not sorry for $10-a-gallon gas


  • [[USA Today]]
    • AI school flips learning on its head
      • Program has no teachers, costs $40K a year
      • Matt Shenker recently witnessed a group of fourth and fifth graders at Alpha School Scottsdale doing what he said boys that age do: calling each other fat and making jokes at each other’s expense. ● At most schools, a teacher or staff member would step in, but Shenker, the leader of the artificial intelligence-driven school, said he saw it as a learning opportunity. ● Once the class returned from recess, Shenker explained to the students what he had seen. ● “I didn’t step in to do anything because I trust you, as fourth and fifth graders, to be able to name when you need help,” he said. “Did I do the right thing?” ● According to Shenker, a female student quickly chimed in. People who talk to other people that way sometimes do it because they are insecure, she said. They don’t realize that they are destroying trust and making it harder to build relationships.
    • Obstacles lie ahead for Bondi successor
      • Senate showdown looms over next attorney general
      • President Donald Trump praised Pam Bondi in a social media post April 2 even as he announced he would be replacing her as attorney general.
    • Trump reevaluates U.S. relationship with NATO
      • President irked by lack of support for Iran war


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • HOW U.S. MILITARY, RACING THE CLOCK, SAVED AN AIRMAN
      • Account of Complex Mission After Iran Downed a Jet
    • HOW U.S. MILITARY, RACING THE CLOCK, SAVED AN AIRMAN
      • Episode Leaves Both Sides Emboldened
      • A billboard in Tehran depicting Iranian military personnel with captured U.S. aircraft and a message about the Strait of Hormuz.
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • Trump Revels in Making Emphatic Threats to Commit War Crimes
      • Words Could Galvanize Widespread Animus Against the U.S.
    • A Beauty of a Bonnet
      • A colorful Easter tradition was on parade in front of St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Sunday.
    • Foreign Doctors Are Sidelined Amid a Shortage
      • Immigration Push May Disrupt Rural Care
    • Political Giving By Billionaires On Hush-Hush
    • Rights Versus Risks Debated As States Eye Raw Milk Sales
      • Cows ready for milking at a raw milk dairy in Rigby, Idaho.



  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Tehran res­id­ents seek solace in ritual and refuge from daily bom­bard­ment
      • Wor­ship­pers light candles as they attend Easter Sunday Mass at Saint Sar­kis Cathed­ral, an Armenian Apostolic church in Tehran, yes­ter­day.
    • Trump renews Iran threat in bid to reopen Hor­muz strait
      • ▸ Power plants and bridges in US sights ▸ Ulti­matum after F-15 air­man res­cued
    • AI demand drives Hong Kong list­ings to out­strip Nas­daq’s with $13bn haul
      • Chinese AI and tech­no­logy com­pan­ies have driven Hong Kong list­ings to a five-year high, as investor demand for the sec­tor con­tin­ues to surge.
    • Wash­ing­ton bets big on rookie rare earth miners
      • The US is bet­ting bil­lions on unproven com­pan­ies in its rush to secure access to the cru­cial rare earths needed for everything from elec­tric cars to arms sys­tems and industry. Some start-ups with ties to fig­ures within the Trump admin­is­tra­tion have won big fund­ing deals. Vul­can Ele­ments and ReEle­ment Tech­no­lo­gies jointly secured a $1.4bn deal last year just months after Don­ald Trump Jr’s ven­ture cap­ital firm, 1789 Cap­ital, inves­ted in Vul­can.
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