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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Justices to weigh ‘digital dragnet’ searches
    • Law enforcement’s use of cellphone location tracking concerns privacy advocates.
  • LAUSD looks to expand campus day care
    • Adding programs for tots would aid families — and fortify district’s enrollment pipeline.
  • Will Apple CEO make bolder bets?
    • New leader’s challenge is to advance AI, build another category-defining product
    • JOHN TERNUS, Tim Cook’s successor, has big shoes to fill as the firm begins a new era, analysts say.
  • Mexico gunman was obsessed with shootings in U.S.
    • One person died and 13 were wounded in Monday’s attack at Teotihuacán pyramid.
    • THE ASSAILANT went to the pyramid with literature about the Columbine massacre, authorities said.
  • His campaign message: This is the ‘worst-run state’
  • Festival founder incurs punks’ wrath
    • An O.C. promoter donated $225 to Trump. Angry bands revolted and bolted.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Lawyers abandon the DOJ in droves
    • Former officials fear drain on prosecutions
    • A banner of President Donald Trump hangs from the Justice Department headquarters in Washington, DC.
  • Companies aim to stamp out carbon footprint
    • They attract customers, reap profits by cutting emissions
  • Motive still a mystery in ambush of firemen
    • Dark details emerge in 2025 Idaho attack
    • A procession for fallen firefighters John Morrison and Frank Harwood is held on July 1 in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
  • Estrogen patches in short supply for months
    • Menopausal women making backup plans

• [[The New York Times]]
  • In the Dark in El Paso After Skies Shut Down
    • Inside a Border City’s Confusion Over an F.A.A. Order
    • On the night of Feb. 10, El Paso officials and residents scrambled after a cryptic notice from the F.A.A. to close the airspace for 10 days.
  • Clashing Styles and Goals As Iran and U.S. Face Off
    • Trump Seeks an Eye-Catching Capitulation, but Tehran Plays the Long Game
  • Senators Ask If Pick for Fed Is a ‘Puppet’
  • Tender Are the Notes: 8 Keats Letters Reappear
    • Missives to His Beloved Were Stolen in 1980s
  • The letters from John Keats to Fanny Brawne are “the literary find of a lifetime,” one professor said.
  • U.S.S. Cole Strike Led the Navy To Bolster Its Warship Defenses
  • In Store Where A.I. Does All, Glitches and Candles Abound
    • How Andon customers interact with the A.I. agent in charge.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Warsh Pledges Independence At Fed Hearing
    • Central bank will maintain autonomy as Trump eyes rate cuts, nominee says
    • Senators questioned Fed nominee Kevin Warsh on Tuesday about his wealth and fealty to Trump.
  • Talks Stall, but Investors Can’t Stop Buying
  • After He Built a Giant, Cook Exits as Company Faces Biggest Hurdle: AI
  • The New King of ‘Jeopardy!’ Is the Nicest Champ Ever
    • Even the show’s nitpicky fans are smitten by the beautiful awkwardness of Jamie Ding

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Fed nom­inee Warsh denies he would ever cut interest rates to please Trump
  • CATL claims rapid charge and 1,500km bat­tery range
    • ▸ China extends EV lead over Europe ▸ Com­pany locked in race with BYD
  • Revolut tar­gets $200bn valu­ation in list­ing that would reward Storon­sky
    • Revolut is aim­ing for a valu­ation of up to $200bn in a stock mar­ket list­ing, accord­ing to investors briefed by the fintech on its plans for a bumper flot­a­tion that would make its founder one of the world’s richest people.
  • Le Pen’s niece pushes to unite the right in France
    • Marion Maréchal, niece of Mar­ine Le Pen, wants to unite the far right and tra­di­tional right in France. Emu­lat­ing the way Gior­gia Mel­oni rose to power in Italy is the only way Rassemble­ment National can win the next pres­id­en­tial vote, she tells the FT. She offers a more eco­nom­ic­ally and socially con­ser­vat­ive view than her aunt’s party. ‘We could, tomor­row, become a major­ity-Muslim coun­try. Such a coun­try would no longer be France as we have known it.’