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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • At the biggest World Cup ever, climate is a loser
    • Expanded games in far-flung cities will double carbon output, researchers warn.
  • Trump takes down another GOP foe
    • Sen. Cassidy is latest to fall in his revenge campaign. Next up: Massie of Kentucky.
  • Border wall plows across Indigenous sacred sites
    • A mountain partly in California is just one example
    • A CREW works on Kuuchamaa Mountain, along the San Diego County border.
  • Tech donors drawn to centrist Mahan
    • Governor candidate says he’s not beholden to them and will hold industry accountable.
  • Viral AI ads vs. reality in L.A.’s mayoral race
  • Gray wolf’s unlikely comeback is now a record
    • A YEARLING from the Whaleback wolf pack is released after collaring in Siskiyou County last year.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Built to keep families together
    • In Ohio, one project offers affordable housing for those struggling with kinship care
    • Imagine, 5, holds court with the aunt who agreed to raise him, Denise Chattams, center, and his sister, Ja’Niya, 12, on an April afternoon. The family was the first to move into an affordable housing development designed for kinship families.
    • Denise Chattams helps her mother, Mari, into her van during a trip to a doctor’s appointment. Chattams and her mother live in a kinship-care friendly townhome, one of 26 built by Dayton Children’s Hospital and several partners.
  • U.S. mulls charges against Castro
    • At issue: Possible ties to ’96 shootdown of planes
    • Days after the fatal Feb. 24, 1996, shootdown, José Basulto, left, of Brothers to the Rescue, shares plans to honor pilots.
  • USA’s 250th opens with prayer and a fight
    • Anniversary highlights nation’s history, division
    • A woman participates in Rededicate 250: National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving on the National Mall in Washington on May 17.
  • Is DEI illegal? House Dems challenge FCC investigations

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Prices Test Voters’ Patience With Trump’s Assurances
    • War Causes Spike for Gas and Other Goods as Anxiety Spreads Before Midterms
    • The president has largely dismissed dour economic signals.
  • In Pacific Palisades, a Mother’s Agonizing Dilemma
    • Daughter Eager to Get Back to School, Where Toxins Released by Wildfires May Lurk
    • Michelle Villemaire, top, in her uninhabitable home. Above, left to right: Her daughter Pearl Abrahams at Palisades Charter High School, which reopened in time for the end of her senior year; ash in the house; the former Sears where students attended classes.
  • Sex Harassment Is Still Rampant On Capitol Hill
  • For Democrats On Two Coasts, Guard Changes
  • Ebola Outbreak in Congo and Uganda Is Called Global Emergency
    • A hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ituri Province, where an Ebola surge is confirmed.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Suspicious Bets on D.C. Policy Increasingly Task Regulators
    • Kalshi, Polymarket draw scrutiny over wagers tied to moves in politics, military
  • Bourbon Surplus Drains Distillers
    • Kentucky is sitting on 16.1 million barrels, amid drinking downturn
  • Dr. Who? The Nurse Practitioner Will See You Now
  • Surging Oil Costs Drive Wedge in Economy
    • Wartime rise makes consumers pay extra $45 billion while boosting investors
  • Prayer Takes Center Stage on the National Mall
    • RELIGIOUS RALLY: A White House prayer event in Washington, part of programming for the nation’s 250th anniversary, drew thousands of worshipers Sunday as the administration seeks to elevate Christianity in government and civic life.
  • Underdog Wins Golf’s PGA
    • COP A CUP: Aaron Rai became the first English golfer to win the PGA Championship since 1919 with a performance Sunday in Newtown Square, Pa., that included a 17th-hole birdie.
  • Acupuncture for Pets Is A Booming Business for Vets
    • Medical community is divided and so are the animals, but proponents tout benefits

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • World ‘on bor­rowed time’ as tip­ping point looms in Mideast energy crisis
    • ▸ Oil to leap without Hor­muz relief ▸ 76 nations in emer­gency action ▸ Reces­sion warn­ings gain urgency
    • 'We are taking the [$180 per barrel oil] outcome very seriously' Paul Diggle, Aberdeen
  • WHO declares emer­gency
    • A patient is checked for symp­toms of Ebola at a hos­pital in Goma in the Demo­cratic Repub­lic of Congo yes­ter­day.
  • Trump Jr ven­ture firm touts ‘pat­ri­otic cap­it­al­ism’ after assets surge to $3.5bn
    • Don­ald Trump Jr’s ven­ture cap­ital firm is build­ing an invest­ment empire around “pat­ri­otic cap­it­al­ism”, in the latest effort by an entity tied to the pres­id­ent’s fam­ily to cap­it­al­ise on his Amer­ica-first agenda.
  • Chinese AI groups out­pace Amer­ican rivals in video
    • Chinese arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence groups have moved ahead of US rivals in video gen­er­a­tion, a key battle­ground in gen­er­at­ive AI in which there is rapid uptake across advert­ising, eco­m­merce and enter­tain­ment. ‘Before, the videos were cringey and robotic — they couldn’t meet brand stand­ards. Now you can’t tell if it’s AI or human,’ says Vin­cent Yang, head of Fire­work, which provides video infra­struc­ture for eco­m­merce web­sites.