안녕하세요.

질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요.

감사합니다.

• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Torrance man is suspected in attack
    • D.C. press gala shooting probe focused on security questions, alleged gunman's writings
      • Threats to Trump officials are found
        • FBI AGENTS arrive Saturday night at the Torrance home where Cole Tomas Allen, 31, lives with his family.
      • Shots, chaos — and a call for unity
        • Trump compliments media after the event, but turns adversarial again on ‘60 Minutes.’
      • Rethinking safety in time of tumult
        • Incident prompts concerns whether event policies fit the modern era
        • DEPUTY Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and his wife, Katie, evacuate.
  • Becerra’s rise renews scrutiny of record
    • Governor candidate touts long tenure in government, one that has drawn criticism.
  • A truce emerges over landscaping in fire-prone areas
  • Kings exit as era ends
    • Mikey Anderson (44) and the Kings are swept out of the playoffs by Colorado in the final game of Anze Kopitar’s storied career.
  • Lenient penalties in L.A. fireworks blast

• [[USA Today]]
  • Gunfire turns glitz into chaos
    • Guests at DC press dinner describe panic and prayers
      • White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino jumps over a chair after a gunman opened fire during the annual White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on April 25.
      • Security officials react April 25 as a shooter opens fire during the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner at the Washington Hilton. “There was just chaos and confusion,” Republican Rep. Mike Lawler told CNN. Lawler called security measures at the dinner “woefully insufficient.”
    • Trump, other officials were likely targets, acting AG says
  • Charles is on a ‘charm’ offensive
    • King’s trip offers chance to heal U.S.-Britain rift
  • High court hears case involving Roundup
    • Does weed killer need a cancer warning label?

• [[The New York Times]]
  • GUNMAN AT GALA SCORNED TRUMP, AUTHORITIES SAY
    • Inquiry Into Writings and Recent Travels
      • President Trump said that he wanted the dinner to resume.
  • GUNMAN AT GALA SCORNED TRUMP, AUTHORITIES SAY
    • Confusion and Fright Among Guests
      • Security rushed the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner stage on Saturday night as President Trump was evacuated.
      • Mike Johnson, top at left, the House speaker, was escorted out along with senior Trump administration officials. Afterward at the White House, the president took questions from members of the media, who were still dressed in tuxedos and evening gowns.
  • After U.S. Cuts, Zambia’s AIDS-Fighting Network Is Crumbling
    • Lewis Chifuta, an AIDS patient in Mpongwe, Zambia. The U.S. is offering funding in exchange for access to the country’s minerals.
  • U.S. Started War, but Is Spared Tumult Felt by Global Economy

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • A Celebration Is Disrupted by Chaos
    • Security Flaw Left President Exposed To D.C. Gunman
      • Clockwise from top left, celebrity mentalist Oz Pearlman was flanked by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, Melania Trump and President Trump moments before the shooting Saturday night outside the Washington Hilton ballroom; Secret Service agents on stage after the shooting; Cole Allen, the suspected shooter, being held under custody; House Speaker Mike Johnson being hustled away to safety by agents.
  • A Celebration Is Disrupted by Chaos
    • Shooter storms correspondents’ dinner with Trump; ‘Are we about to die?’
  • Aborted Pakistan Trip Leaves Trump Tough Choices on Iran
  • Pandemic Car Bubble Is Trapping Buyers In Debt
  • Big-Company Profits Overcome Headwinds
  • San Francisco Is Going Nuts Over a Giant Sea Lion
    • ‘Chonkers’ captivates locals with his massive frame and disregard for his dockmates’ space

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Ques­tions mount over Trump secur­ity lapses after brush with alleged shooter
    • ▸ Offi­cials were tar­geted, invest­ig­at­ors say ▸ Sus­pect’s motives unknown ▸ UK in safety talks for King’s visit
  • Kenyan beats 2-hour record
    • Sabastian Sawe crosses the fin­ish line of the Lon­don Mara­thon near Buck­ing­ham Palace yes­ter­day, becom­ing the first per­son to com­plete a com­pet­it­ive race in under two hours.