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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Key to House held by handful of seats
    • Flurry of redistricting leaves a historically small number of ‘toss-up’ contests.
  • Detentions sow division among L.A. Iranians
    • A vocal segment has joined forces with far-right activists in lobbing accusations.
    • PHOTOS of Iranians killed in the war, top, are displayed on Westwood Boulevard in Los Angeles. Above, a Persian grocery features flags of pre-revolution Iran.
  • Israel uses AI targeting system to track, kill foes
    • Troves of data give the military a sense of omniscience in attacks on Hezbollah figures.
  • ICE raids still cast shadow over malls in Latino areas
  • Home restaurants, now legal, expand L.A. taste
    • LEONILA and Juliana Preciado at their Mexican food spot in Norwalk.
  • Recent quakes reveal Nevada’s hidden risk

• [[USA Today]]
  • Gambling 101
    • Students in casino management study what happens in Vegas
    • When Michael Farber was a hospitality major at Kent State University, one class persuaded him to take a gamble and move to Las Vegas. ● Farber, a 2015 graduate who works for a beverage distributor in Vegas, said the university’s Casino Management course helped him decide to pursue a career in Sin City. ● “It made me know what steps I needed to take,” he said. “It took something that might have been a dream – and now I have a road map to make it happen.” ● Most of the students in Kent State University’s casino management class are hospitality majors like Farber, but that has been changing. ● In recent years, students studying business, interior design, sports management and even public health have taken the course, an elective in the Hospitality and Event Management program.
    • “It’s part of hospitality management – an integral part. Gaming is the new kid on the block.” Rob Heiman Kent State University
    • Kent State University’s popular casino course includes, naturally, a trip to Las Vegas. “Once they complete the class, their eyes are wider open,” instructor Rob Heiman says.
  • Trump rallies retirees in Florida
    • Visit to GOP stronghold comes as ratings decline
    • President Donald Trump talks tax breaks and senior-friendly policies at The Villages in Florida on May 1.
  • Passengers scramble amid Spirit collapse
    • Low-cost airline folds, canceling all its flights
  • Hurricane season’s just a month away: Are you ready?

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Vision for Contained War Getting Away From Trump
    • President Still Voices No Regrets for Mission Whose Outcome Remains Unclear
  • Behind Voting Rights Case, a Dispute Over the Reality of Racism
    • Critics of Decision Point to More Subtle Forms of Bias in System
  • A Center for Care and Kindness
    • Abbess Seraphima, center, with children at the House of Mercy in Odesa, which welcomes Ukrainians displaced by war.
  • Northern Lights Turn Into a Nightmare
    • As hordes of tourists chase the aurora borealis in Norway, scammers chase their money.
  • 3 Republicans Have a Mission: Expose Abusers
  • President’s ‘Garden of Heroes’ Keeps Rising in Size and Cost
    • Clockwise from top left: Louis Armstrong; Clara Barton, Red Cross founder; Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce; Albert Einstein.
  • Push to Define ‘Ultraprocessed’ Rattles Industry
    • Fear of a Label Putting Limits on Food

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Global Economy Powers Ahead Despite Growing Energy Shock
    • Full oil inventories, advances in energy efficiency, AI boom help put off a slump
  • College Grads Find Sunbelt Hot Job Spot
  • Troop Exit Is Least Of Europe’s Issues
  • ChatGPT Wrestles With Grisly Queries
    • Chatbot’s advice on weapons and mass shootings puts OpenAI under scrutiny
  • U.S. Will Attempt To Guide Ships Out Of Strait
    • Trump plan doesn’t involve Navy escorts; Iran warns effort would violate truce
  • GameStop Bids to Buy eBay for $56 Billion
  • For One Day, All of New York City Is a Bike Path
    • ROLL PLAYERS: More than 30,000 cyclists on Sunday rode through Brooklyn during the annual TD Five Boro Bike Tour.
  • A Whistler On a Mission To Be a Star
    • Dry mouth and blank stares won’t stop Chris Ullman

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Banks in danger of ‘chok­ing’ on data centre fin­an­cing seek to off­load risk
    • ▸ Lenders explore private deals ▸ Unpre­ced­en­ted bor­row­ing ▸ Pub­lic oppos­i­tion raises stakes
    • 'There's a nervousness...[Banks] are having to find more counterparties' Carlos Mendez, Crayhill Capital
  • US wind farm plans blocked
    • The US defence depart­ment is hold­ing up approvals for dozens of wind farms, cit­ing national secur­ity con­cerns in a major escal­a­tion in Don­ald Trump’s battle against renew­able energy.
  • Detroit car­makers warn of $5bn hike in costs when com­mod­it­ies con­tracts end
    • Detroit car­makers have warned that their fin­an­cial hit from higher com­mod­ity prices will rise to $5bn this year as the Middle East war strains sup­ply chains for mater­i­als from alu­minium to plastics and paint.
  • Opec lead­ers try to keep lid on fal­lout over UAE exit
    • Days after the United Arab Emir­ates stunned its neigh­bours by announ­cing its imme­di­ate exit from Opec, neither the oil car­tel nor Saudi Ara­bia, its de facto leader, has offered any pub­lic response. It was ‘an inter­est­ing moment to do it in the middle of the war’ observes one ana­lyst. But for now, Riy­adh’s pri­or­ity is to con­tain the fal­lout. Offi­cials are acutely aware that any pub­lic show of anger could unsettle already tur­bu­lent oil mar­kets.