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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Israel, Lebanon agree to 10-day ceasefire
    • Netanyahu says he OKd deal ‘to advance’ peace. Hezbollah signals skepticism.
  • An alarming ocean heat wave
    • Warming off the coast of California could disrupt ecosystems and fuel storms and humid weather
    • THE MARINE heat wave started last year. Above, beachgoers in Hermosa Beach.
  • Power players who supported Swalwell now face questions
    • One labor leader says she confronted him weeks ago about rumors and he lied.
  • Measles cases rise sharply in state amid a nationwide surge
    • California’s tally so far this year is already the highest annual total since 2019.
  • Trump lawyer John Eastman disbarred in California
  • Rehab center plan draws protest
    • San Pedro neighborhood opposes addiction facility
  • Hastings to exit Netflix
    • Officials say company co-founder, 65, will leave the board to focus on philanthropy.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Grocery prices go up, down, à la carte
    • The cost of 11 of 25 common staples fell, but items that are climbing offset those consumer savings
  • Sailors are not receiving their care packages
    • Families fear loved ones at war are going hungry
    • Volunteers prepare care packages in Monson, Massachusetts.
  • Inside Timothy Busfield sex abuse case
    • Two boys’ accusations began an investigation that would cover years and dozens of witnesses
    • Director and actor Timothy Busfield is charged with two counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor and one count of child abuse. His defense team includes attorney Christopher Allen Dodd, right.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • ISRAEL APPROVES PAUSE FOR 10 DAYS IN LEBANON FIGHT
    • Cease-Fire Could Aid U.S.-Iran Talks — Hezbollah’s Position Is Uncertain
    • Displaced people Thursday in Lebanon. Outside of the truce’s time frame, there was little clarity on what was expected of the two sides.
  • Trump Casts Iran War as Won and Done. Reality Won’t Comply.
    • President Faces a Crisis and a Country His Will Can’t Bend
  • Nun’s Last Mission Is to Let Go After a Life of Caring for Others
    • Sister Mary Kay Finneran bringing communion to another nun in the Bronx building where some of her order’s members live.
  • As Triumphal Arch Keeps Getting Bigger, So Does the Backlash
    • Growing Ambition
      • An earlier arch proposal called for a height of 76 feet. President Trump now wants the arch to rise to 250 feet.
  • Love Story With Roots in 1950s France Leads to an ICE Lockup
    • Widow, 85, Is Detained Amid Probate Fight

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Israel, Lebanon Set Cease-Fire
    • Ten-day deal creates space for diplomacy; Hezbollah offers cool response to accord
  • Private Equity Meets the Pentagon
    • Former Cerberus CEO Feinberg presses for record military budget, arms ramp-up
  • Companies Drop the Scalpel, Pick Up a Big Ax for Layoffs
  • How Storied Big Board Went All In on Crypto
  • Trump Increases Economic Pressure On Iran
    • Administration sees blockade as raising strain on oil industry, leading to open strait
  • Virginia Ex-Lieutenant Governor Kills Wife, Self
    • GRIM SCENE: A body is removed Thursday from the Annandale, Va., home where police say former Lt. Gov Justin Fairfax fatally shot his wife, Cerina, before killing himself. Two teens were in the house when the murder-suicide occurred but were unharmed.
  • Elite Club Faces the Unthinkable: Letting Women in the Bar
    • Tensions are flaring at the gathering spot in Nairobi made famous by ‘Out of Africa’

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Israel and Lebanon agree truce, says Trump, as Iran peace bid intens­i­fies
    • ▸ Hopes move spurs US-Tehran deal ▸ Pakistan talks with Islamic regime ▸ Pres­sure to reopen Hor­muz
    • Hizbollah said it would monitor Israel's 'practical and actual commitment to halting all hostile actions'
    • The destroyed Qasmiyeh Bridge, a vital transit point, after another Israel air strike in Lebanon
  • Brus­sels relaxes stance on mer­gers in drive to foster ‘European cham­pi­ons’
    • The EU is plan­ning the biggest relax­a­tion of its rules on cor­por­ate mer­gers in 20 years as Europe faces increas­ing pres­sure to build cham­pi­ons cap­able of tak­ing on US and Chinese rivals.
  • Nato and EU clash on US role in rearm­a­ment push
    • Ques­tions over the role of US weapons in Europe’s mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar push to re-arm have driven Nato and the EU into a turf war. The Wash­ing­ton-led alli­ance opposes the ‘Buy European’ bloc policy in favour of a transat­lantic approach. But Don­ald Trump’s hos­til­ity to Europe has rein­forced Brus­sels’ view that ‘stra­tegic autonomy’ is crit­ical. ‘We need this stuff quickly, in large quant­it­ies,’ says an offi­cial. ‘The way to do that is to man­u­fac­ture it at home.’