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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Governor’s race becomes even more unpredictable
    • Two weeks before voters receive ballots, Becerra surges and Yee ends campaign.
  • Mayor’s 2026-27 budget avoids layoffs
    • Bass spending plan holds the line. Rivals in primary demand more than ‘status quo.’
  • Apple’s Tim Cook to step back. Next CEO named
    • Hardware chief John Ternus will succeed his mentor as the tech giant wrestles with AI.
    • TIM COOK has been CEO for about 15 years.
  • Mixed messages from Trump as Iran tensions flare
    • Preparations for new talks proceed even as he says he’s ‘ unlikely’ to renew ceasefire.
  • COVID subvariant rising in state; seniors’ vaccine rates worrisome
  • In esports, this team is like the Dodgers
    • TEAM LIQUID’S Josh Heiner, from left, Brandyn Hahn and Kevin Arean in the Race to World First.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Grieving Louisiana city desperate for answers
    • Motive still unknown in shooting that killed eight children
    • A family joins a vigil April 19 in Shreveport, Louisiana, after a gunman opened fire and killed eight children ages 3 to 11, seven of whom were his, in what police have described as an act of domestic violence.
    • Family members of the suspect told news outlets he had been struggling with a failing marriage, was dealing with “dark thoughts” and wanted to take his own life.
  • U.S. gives Cuba a 2-week deadline
    • In secret talks, Havana is told to free dissidents
    • Roelvis Saname, 26, leaves La Lima penitentiary in Havana as part of an amnesty for more than 2,000 prisoners amid U.S. negotiations with Cuba.
  • Privacy concerns sharpen over smart glasses
    • Secret recordings, facial recognition debated
    • An audience member wearing Ray-Ban Meta 2nd generation smart glasses watches the keynote at the 2023 Meta Connect Developer Conference at Meta headquarters in Menlo Park, California.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. Begins First Steps To Refund $166 Billion Taken for Illegal Tariffs
    • Payments for Importers, Not Consumers
    • Companies like FedEx had already sued for tariff refunds.
  • Mourning the Dead in Southern Lebanon
    • Families gathered on Monday for a mass funeral for nine people. The cease-fire has given them a chance to bury their relatives.
  • Cook to Retire After Leading Apple to Riches
  • Pakistan Tries to Rein In Shiite Anger Over War
    • Complicating Country’s Role as Mediator to Iran and the U.S.
  • Nepalis Ask if a Revolution Can Deliver on Hope
    • Youth, Now in Charge, Take On Big Burden
    • Students in Bhaktapur, near Kathmandu, last month as voters elected a 35-year-old prime minister.
  • California Suit Says Amazon Skewed Prices
  • Epstein Found Willing Allies Inside Harvard

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Cook to Step Down at Apple
    • CEO to move up to executive chairman in September, hand the reins to insider Ternus
  • Owners Allege Tesla Misled on Self-Driving
  • How Cybercrime Made ‘Scambodia’
    • Gangs in Cambodia corrupted officials, enslaved workers and fleeced victims
  • High Costs Drive Away Florida’s Middle Class
  • Warsh Embarks On Tricky Path for Fed Job
    • Challenge is how he can manage what Trump expects with what he can deliver
  • Tailwind Lifts Spirits, Helps Set Boston Record
    • BIG STEPS: More than 30,000 runners strode down Boylston Street toward the finish line Monday at the Boston Marathon. Men’s defending champion John Korir broke the course record, riding a tailwind to win in 2 hours, 1 minute, 52 seconds.
  • Chip Giant Hits It Big— With a Toy
    • Everyone wants the Lego version of a $400 million tool

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Merz lashes out at Uni­Credit’s ‘hos­tile’ tac­tics in Com­merzbank takeover bid
    • ▸ Italy lender plans €35bn mer­ger ▸ Pro­posed busi­ness plan under fire ▸ Orcel defends tie-up’s goals
    • 'We need large lenders...[But] this does not mean every takeover is welcome' German Chancellor Friedrich Merz
  • Talks doubt as dead­line nears
    • Amer­ican forces track ships enter­ing and exit­ing Ira­nian ports near the Strait of Hor­muz yes­ter­day.
  • Keats’s love let­ters among rare books returned to heirs 40 years after theft
    • A col­lec­tion of stolen rare books worth mil­lions of dol­lars, includ­ing let­ters by John Keats and works by Oscar Wilde and James Joyce, is being returned to its own­ers’ heirs dec­ades after being taken from a New York home.
  • Ukraine drone pilots wage war from safety of a desk
    • Unmanned aer­ial vehicles have been key to Kyiv’s defences against Rus­sian attack. But first-gen­er­a­tion drones relied on radio con­tact, mean­ing their pilots had to stay close — and render them­selves a tar­get. Now makers are per­fect­ing upgrades that use a secure inter­net link, allow­ing the con­trol of an UAV from 500km away. The latest step in an arms race that has defined the war, long-range pilot­ing prom­ises a fix for the army’s chronic man­power crisis.