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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Fears of an AI leap may revive U.S.-China talks
    • Trump administration, once eager to rule over tech, is weighing a what-if scenario.
  • FINALLY, HELP AGAINST THE SLIDES
    • Officials in Rancho Palos Verdes will receive almost $2.3 million in federal funds for two landslide mitigation projects almost three years after the land shifts began expanding and accelerating.
  • As an American, pope well suited for this fight
    • Facing Trump’s barbs, Leo finds clout in his Midwestern grasp of U.S. culture and talk.
  • The cartel wars behind an unusual indictment
    • A remarkable U.S. case against a governor in Mexico is entwined with a kingpin’s kidnapping
  • Porter struggles to regain her edge
    • Questions about her temperament cling to her candidacy. Some see a double standard.
  • Animals pay price as funding woes hit SoCal rescue shelters
  • Trees that survived fires are now vanishing
    • Advocates blame government neglect and contractors. They seek to save what’s left.
    • CHARRED TREES remain standing after the Eaton fire. An estimated 20% of the street trees that survived the 2025 fires are gone.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Drones set to deploy to safeguard schools
    • System offers new tools to foil gunmen on campus
    • From 2022 until 2024, there were 1,000 school shootings across the country, 10 times more than just a decade earlier. And about 800 people were killed or wounded in those shootings. ● With brutal realities like that, schools are continually looking for additional ways to protect their students and staff, and a Florida school is about to add another layer of protection. ● Deltona High School has been selected to be part of a pilot program that provides drones equipped to disrupt a school shooter in as little as 15 seconds after the assailant begins to wield a gun. It can take three to eight minutes for a police officer to arrive in a similar situation. ● The Campus Guardian Angel system Deltona High will use in a few months deploys nonlethal drones immediately upon receiving an emergency alert, delivering real-time video to law enforcement on their phones and computers, and using sirens, flashing lights and pepper spray pellets to distract and even stop a shooter. ● The drones can also be piloted to slam into an assailant and do very rapid and distracting loops around an attacker’s head. They are designed to save lives by being a constant obstacle and distraction for a shooter.
    • Rather than replace any law enforcement function, Campus Guardian Angel drones are designed to help buy officers precious time to save lives.
    • At Deltona High School on May 1, a Volusia Sheriff's deputy demonstrates how police could work with a drone during an active shooting on campus.
  • Politics soon to get even more polarized
    • Raging redistricting wars enter new territory
    • A sergeant at arms denies entry to Rep. Justin Pearson, left, at a special legislative session on redistricting in Tennessee on May 6. Several other lawmakers and the public were shut out as well after protesters halted the previous day’s meeting.
  • Quarantine next for cruise ship travelers
    • They’ll be in hospitals in their home countries

• [[The New York Times]]
  • In Lebanon, Mourning 8 Members of a Family
    • Israel has escalated its attacks, further eroding a truce with Hezbollah. Among those killed on Saturday was a 6-month-old.
  • An Audacious Plot Unveils Possible Spying by Beijing
    • With Sensitivities High for U.S. and China, Trying to Get Details on House Panel
    • President Trump and Xi Jinping of China plan to meet.
  • Huge Layoffs as Iran Businesses Buckle in War
    • Internet Shutdown Is a Factor in a Million Job Losses
  • As Costs Rise, Piling Up Debt Just to Get By
  • Schools Facing Painful Choices As Number of Children Shrinks
    • Dwindling Enrollment In U.S. Public Schools

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Hantavirus Cruise Passengers Head for Home as Ship Docks
    • Passengers disembarked from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship MV Hondius in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, on Sunday.
  • Xi Hones Push For Global Power
    • China pours money into AI, EVs and military, while job market grows bleak
  • AI Helps Shares of Chip Firms Maintain Momentum
  • High Fuel Prices Seep Into the Produce Aisle
  • Iran War Is Casting Shadow On China Summit
    • As Trump prepares to meet with Xi, he is eager to move on from Mideast conflict
  • Whispering Is Replacing Typing, And It’s Way More Annoying
    • Workspaces fill with employees talking to AI, resembling high-end call centers

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Pimco warns war could trig­ger rate rises as US voters sour on eco­nomy
    • ▸ Higher prices pose test for Fed ▸ Struggle to reach 2% tar­get ▸ Infla­tion erodes Trump sup­port, poll shows
    • Any cut in rates 'would be counter-productive...given the inflation dynamic' Dan Ivascyn, Pimco
  • Virus-stricken ship evac­u­ated
    • Pas­sen­gers from the hant­avir­usstricken cruise ship MV Hon­dius are brought ashore yes­ter­day at the port of Gra­na­dilla de Abona in Ten­erife, Spain.
  • Starmer faces fight for his future after local elec­tion pain stokes MPs’ mutiny
    • Brit­ish Prime Min­is­ter Sir Keir Starmer will battle this week to save his premi­er­ship in the face of a grow­ing mutiny within his party in the wake of last week’s local elec­tions debacle, in which Labour lost more than 1,000 coun­cil seats across Eng­land.
  • Greed and rivalry laid bare in trial for OpenAI’s future
    • The trial in which Elon Musk threatened to make OpenAI chief Sam Alt­man and pres­id­ent Greg Brock­man ‘the most hated men in Amer­ica’ is draw­ing to a fiery close. Musk seeks to prove they con­spired to ‘steal a char­ity’. But after two weeks of clashes that will decide the $852bn group’s future, all three emerge with dam­aged repu­ta­tions. A trail of emails and texts laid bare the avarice and power struggles of the start-up’s early days.