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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • As ships’ fuel costs soar, you may pay the price
    • Firms are imposing surcharges and avoiding expensive routes amid Iran War.
  • Housing crisis looms for fire victims
    • Nearly half in the Palisades, Altadena say insurance funds are running out.
  • Wilshire subway extension is big test of Angelenos’ taste for rail
  • S.F. fortunes rise while L.A.’s go south
    • The Bay Area’s AI tech boom, population gain contrast with local woes
  • This device may end high-speed chases
    • Law enforcement’s new secret weapon is the Grappler, which lassos fleeing vehicles.
  • When poverty was an offense
    • In the Dust Bowl era, L.A. police barred indigent fellow Americans from entering the state
    • L.A. OFFICERS question and warn off young migrants in Colton in 1936.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Mother’s Day isn’t always a celebration
    • Estrangement in families can carry sorrowful reminders
    • Kendall Williams, 53, won’t be seeing her youngest son this Mother’s Day. But that’s nothing new. ● Williams has been estranged from her son, who is 30, since September 2023, when she decided to cut off contact because she felt the relationship had become unhealthy and emotionally abusive. USA TODAY contacted her son, who declined to comment on his relationship with his mother. ● “It wasn’t an easy decision,” Williams said. “I absolutely love both of my sons.” ● She’s still close with her eldest son, who is 35. But she’s not convinced she’ll ever be in a place where she can resume a relationship with her youngest. She has written two books on the subject and frequently posts about her estrangement on her social media platforms. Others often judge her, but those people don’t understand the whole story, she said. ● “I had to step away from our relationship for my own well-being because I was also diagnosed with cervical cancer that same year,” Williams told USA TODAY. “I had to really focus on my health, instead of putting all of my focus on him, which I’ve done for many, many years.”
    • “What we’re seeing that day is not reflective of everyone’s full human experience.” Lucy Blake Psychologist and researcher
  • Pentagon puts Iran war costs at $25B
    • Official says biggest part has been for munitions
    • Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said April 29 that $25 billion “reflects the total cost that we’re seeing.”
  • WNBA’s reach stretches far beyond sports
    • Now in its 30th year, the league is a world changer
    • Jewell Loyd, left, and Alysha Clark of the Seattle Storm honor the memory of Breonna Taylor on Sept. 24, 2020.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • TRUCE FACES TEST AS U.S. AND IRAN EXCHANGE STRIKES
    • HORMUZ PLAN UNCLEAR
    • American Military Says It Retaliated for Attacks on Ships in Strait
  • Global Tariff Ruled Illegal By U.S. Court
    • A Blow to Trump as He Is Set to Visit Beijing
  • Fatal Attack in Lebanon
    • The remains of a Hezbollah site after Israeli strikes last month. On Thursday, Israel said it killed one of the group’s leaders.
  • State Budget Set to Include 2nd-Home Tax
  • Few Saw Atlanta’s Potential. Turner Knew Better.
    • He Transformed a City That Embodied His Global Ambitions
    • A Hank Aaron statue in 2013 at Turner Field, the Braves’ park at the time, named for Ted Turner.
  • Tennessee Approves Map That Fractures Its Last Democratic Seat
    • First Redistricting Since Ruling by Justices
  • Peeved Voters and Many Rivals Make L.A. Mayor Fight for Job
    • Mayor Karen Bass has faced one emergency after another.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Court Rejects Trump’s New Global Tariffs
    • Trade panel finds president exceeded legal authority, a fresh defeat on the issue
  • Gulf States Lift Restrictions On U.S. Bid to Open Strait
  • Musk Faces Criminal Charges In France as Part of Probe of X
  • Putin’s Strongman Image Ebbs As Ukraine Hits Russia
  • Latest Models Upend White House AI Plans
  • U.S. Takes on Role Of Activist Investor
    • The government’s reach for stakes in companies has businesses scrambling
  • Rubio Visit Aims to Ease Tensions
    • GIFT OF GAB: On a trip to soothe relations between the Trump administration and the Vatican, Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave a football paperweight to Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago White Sox fan. ‘You’re a baseball guy,’ Rubio said, but the football had the State Department seal.
  • A Beauty-Obsessed Country Has a Hot New Look: Elf Ears
    • South Koreans say artificial enhancements have a face-slimming effect; $70 injections
  • Whirlpool Halts Payout
    • Whirlpool suspended its dividend, sending its shares down sharply Thursday.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Record low num­ber of stocks driv­ing Wall St bounce raises ‘fra­gil­ity’ fears
    • ▸ S&P up 12% since start of April ▸ Five Big Tech groups pro­pel rally ▸ Ana­lysts warn over sharp sell-off
  • Rubio tries to repair dam­age
    • Pope Leo meets US sec­ret­ary of state Marco Rubio in the Vat­ican yes­ter­day.
  • Nor­way’s cod pact with Rus­sia stirs up stormy waters over EU secur­ity threat
    • European cap­it­als are grow­ing alarmed by Nor­way’s cod alli­ance with Rus­sia, fear­ing that the fish­er­ies co-oper­a­tion in the Arc­tic might raise secur­ity risks for the con­tin­ent.
  • Mile­stone for wild­life films innov­ator Atten­bor­ough
    • Sir David Atten­bor­ough’s long career in nat­ural his­tory pro­gram­ming makes him the gold stand­ard of tele­vi­sion. His voice, with its dis­tinct­ive timbre, gave his films the stamp of author­ity and helped put him among the world’s most pop­u­lar TV fig­ures. The only per­son to have won a Bafta for shows in black and white, col­our, high defin­i­tion, 3D and 4K res­ol­u­tion, he turns 100 today. Says one BBC chief: ‘He is the most con­sequen­tial broad­caster of our times.’