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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Attacks in gulf renew fears of long war
    • Iran strikes UAE and Oman, undermining confidence in strength of ceasefire with U.S.
    • COMMUTERS zip past a billboard blasting President Trump that’s been erected in Tehran’s Valiasr Square.
  • California may suspend and fine State Farm
    • Agency accuses home insurer of hundreds of violations in handling 2025 wildfire claims.
  • Big-name donors in mayoral race
    • Celebrities are among those contributing to L.A. candidates ahead of the June 2 primary
  • A motive alleged in Palisades fire
    • Suspect’s own words and other evidence show he resented the rich, prosecutors say.
  • Simmering anger fills Supreme Court
    • As conservative justices move law further to the right, tension grows
    • CHIEF JUSTICE John G. Roberts Jr. arrives at the U.S. Capitol alongside Justice Elena Kagan in 2025.
  • A luxury Antarctic cruise turns deadly
  • Spoke tales
    • Mechanic Olin Reyes toils in a dusty basement to salvage bicycles left behind by patients at the closed General Hospital in L.A.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Cuban Americans are split on path to future
    • “Right now, it seems like a change is going to come. ... in the community here, everybody’s wildly, wildly optimistic and wildly fearful at the same time.” Guillermo Grenier Cuban American professor at Florida International University
    • Women in Havana demonstrate April 7 against U.S. sanctions imposed on Cuba, including the oil embargo in place since January that has led to mass blackouts on the island.
    • Tourists ride in an old American car used as a taxi in Havana on Feb. 2. Tourism in Cuba suffered a sharp setback in 2025. The country ended the year with 1.8 million visitors, a 17.8% drop from 2024.
  • U.S. steps up effort to reopen strait
    • Military says passage to be guarded by air, sea
  • Microplastics may play part in global warming
    • Coloring can make a big difference, study says
    • Microplastics can be found in oceans and mountains, food, and even our bodies, and now a new study says those floating in our atmosphere are helping to boost global warming.
  • TikTok’s liberal bros make waves politically

• [[The New York Times]]
  • WAVE OF STRIKES IN GULF STRAINS A FRAGILE TRUCE
    • U.A.E. REPORTS ATTACK
    • Building Hit in Oman — U.S. Says It Has Sunk Iranian Gunboats
    • Iran has effectively blocked the Strait of Hormuz for weeks.
  • In Iran War, China Seeks To Gain Edge
    • Pushing for Talks and Still Aiding Tehran
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Africans Tricked Into Fighting a War for Russia
    • Offered Civilian Work, Only to End Up at Front in Ukraine
    • James Kamau Ndungu’s widow and daughter at his memorial service in March in Kenya. He hadn’t been heard from since August.
  • Court Restores Access by Mail To Abortion Pill
  • Glamorous From the Ground Up
    • The influencer Emma Chamberlain and the singer Sam Smith at Monday’s Met Gala, which raises money for the museum’s Costume Institute. Coverage at nytimes.com and in Thursday Styles.
  • White House Considers Vetting A.I. Models Before Their Release
    • Executive Order to End Hands-Off Approach
  • Many U.S. Jews Say Vigilance Is Now a Constant Companion

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Most—Except a Few Sharks— Lose on Prediction Markets
  • Morgan Stanley Faces Inquiry For Junior Team in Hungary
  • Tsunami of Raw Sewage Plagues California Beach
  • U.S., Iran Step Up Fighting In Strait Standoff
    • American forces sink attack boats in bid to open passage; Tehran hits tankers
  • Beyoncé Brings a Bare-Bones Look to Met Gala
    • BODY OF WORK: The Met Gala drew stars Monday, including Beyoncé in a skeleton-inspired gown, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, who with his wife is an honorary co-chair of the event, is now a fashion fixture.
  • Americans Will Do Anything To Get Indian Mangoes
    • The faithful are stalking flights, leaving work and paying lobster prices to get their fix
  • Truck Supply Feels Squeeze
    • Dealer inventories of America’s topselling vehicle, the Ford F-150, are being hurt because aluminum, the metal used to make its body, is in short supply. Aluminum is a key commodity for automakers looking to boost the fuel economy and efficiency of their vehicles.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Iran warns US not to enter Hor­muz strait and launches drones at UAE
    • ▸ Cease­fire comes under strain ▸ Tehran threatens Amer­ican war­ships ▸ Response to new Trump plan
  • Putin sur­faces after lying low
    • Vladi­mir Putin at the Krem­lin in Moscow yes­ter­day where he met the leader of the Repub­lic of Mor­dovia.
  • Thiel dives into data centres powered by ocean waves as AI energy needs rise
    • Peter Thiel is lead­ing a $140mn invest­ment in a US start-up that plans to use wave energy to fuel giant fleets of float­ing data centres, as Sil­icon Val­ley’s search for AI power reaches new fron­ti­ers.
  • Chicken shop wars flare up in the home of gast­ro­nomy
    • The open­ing of a grilled chicken shop in a work­ing-class Paris sub­urb has opened a front in France’s cul­ture wars. The local Social­ist mayor is bat­tling with the owner, not only over plan­ning rules but also health­ier eat­ing, say­ing fast food ‘ghet­toises’ those on low pay. His foes on the left and right scorn his plans to bet­ter the dis­trict. As the taste for poultry rises, the clash has enlis­ted forces for and against gentri­fic­a­tion and the shifts in French eat­ing habits.