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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Cyberattack wreaks havoc at state’s colleges
    • The hack of the widely used Canvas learning platform hits right before finals.
  • THEY HEAR THE TRAIN A-COMING'
    • Passengers wait on the platform to board one of the first subway cars to arrive at the Wilshire/Fairfax station during Friday's official grand opening of Metro's D line extension project.
  • Virginia maps rejected, boosting GOP
    • State Supreme Court overturns voter- approved redistricting favoring Democrats.
  • ‘Dark money’ ads swamp L.A. races
    • Adopting tactic from state and national politics, shadowy nonprofit targets leftist local candidates
  • A far-right sheriff shakes up the race
    • Bianco’s anti-crime message resonates, but some see him as an affront to rule of law.
  • A missile strike on a school, then overwhelming grief
    • A PUPIL by the grave of Mahsa Ranjbar, a teacher hit in a strike in Minab, Iran.
  • Nevada gambling hub folds as game changes

• [[USA Today]]
  • Russia, Ukraine set brief ceasefire
    • Both agree to U.S.-mediated three-day plan, prisoner swap
    • Ukrainian servicemen prepare to fire a rifle salute during a ceremony marking the Day of Remembrance and 81st anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe in Lviv on May 8.
    • A man lays a flower bouquet on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the WWII memorial in Kyiv on May 8 for the anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
  • Peace efforts appear to stall
    • An MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter takes off from the flight deck of the guided-missile destroyer USS Thomas Hudner on May 4.
  • Virginia court tosses out Democratic electoral map
    • The Virginia Supreme Court found Democratic lawmakers had not followed proper procedure last year when they rushed to approve the referendum.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Virginia Ruling Rejects Democrats’ House Map In Win for Republicans
    • National G.O.P. Edge in Gerrymandering
  • Going It Alone To Try to Beat An Addiction
    • THE NEW DRUG WAR
    • Do-It-Yourself Detox
    • Becks in her bedroom last summer. “It’s my turn to be a guinea pig,” she wrote about using SR-17018, a synthetic drug, in her detox.
  • War in Iran Provides China More Sway in Asia
    • Pushing for Renewable Energy but Sending Neighbors Oil
    • A refinery in Nanjing, China. Governments in Asia are asking Beijing to blunt the war’s impact.
  • 2 Thieves, 29 Church Targets And a Lot of Angst for France
    • The tabernacle at the church of St. Martin in Burelles.
  • ABC Accuses F.C.C. of Impinging on Free Speech
    • Fighting Administration Over ‘The View’
  • Adding Debt and Losing Sleep to See World Cup
    • High Ticket Prices Test Avid Argentine Fans

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Broad U.S. Hiring Tops Forecasts
    • Employers in April added 115,000 jobs as health, leisure and retail drove gains
  • Apple, Intel Set Chip-Making Deal
  • Trump Poised to Oust FDA Head
  • Rupert Murdoch Blitzes the NFL
    • Fox founder lobbies for broadcasters as streamers encroach
  • Virginia’s Electoral Map Plan Thwarted
  • Russia and Ukraine Agree to Truce for Holiday
    • NOD TO THE PAST: Dancers take part in the Ball of Victory in St. Petersburg on Friday to celebrate the Allies’ defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945. Russia and Ukraine agreed to a three-day cease-fire starting Saturday, when Russia observes Victory Day.
  • Broadway Has a Problem: Audiences Won’t Stop Laughing
    • Even during serious moments, theatergoers are howling like they’re at a comedy show

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • AI spree shreds Big Tech cash flow
    • ▸ $725bn spend­ing takes toll ▸ Funds at low­est ebb since 2014 ▸ Groups face costs trade-off
    • The free cash flow of the four ‘hyper­scalers’ is fore­cast to fall to roughly $4bn, down from an aver­age of $45bn each quarter since Covid-19
  • Far­age profits on Labour woe
    • Reform UK leader Nigel Far­age cel­eb­rates cap­tur­ing Haver­ing town coun­cil, east of Lon­don, in local elec­tions yes­ter­day.
  • Tur­key’s unveil­ing of bal­listic mis­sile mis­fires as sim­u­la­tion sets sight on US
    • Tur­key’s grand unveil­ing of an inter­con­tin­ental bal­listic mis­sile has back­fired after an AI-gen­er­ated pro­mo­tional video appeared to show the weapon strik­ing its US ally.
  • Lula seeks ‘bet­ter life’ for work­ers with shorter week
    • In a coun­try where the six-day week is the norm, Brazili­ans each work nearly 2,000 hours a year, 50 per cent more than Ger­mans. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva now wants to cut the week to five days, without trim­ming wages. Min­is­ters say it will bol­ster fam­il­ies and health, lift­ing pro­ductiv­ity; busi­ness says extra costs will hurt the eco­nomy. As he fights for re-elec­tion this year against rival Flávio Bolson­aro, the left­ist pres­id­ent hopes the move might prove a vote win­ner.