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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Leftists push for political power in L.A.
    • Democratic socialists back candidates in several races. Business leaders are worried.
  • State’s fire season is pushing into spring
    • 26,000 SoCal acres burned with dry fuel, winds
    • AT TOP, a firefighter clears away brush during the Sandy fire in Runkle Canyon. Barton Richter, above, sprays down his Simi Valley property.
  • In Silicon Valley, jobless techies see brutal reality
    • Giants in the industry continue mass layoffs, pointing out how AI is reshaping workplace.
    • HIKERS with the group (un)PTO gather and chat with one another Monday at a trailhead in San José.
  • Killers’ manifesto shows broad hatred
    • Social media linked to mosque attackers idolize neo-Nazis and white nationalism.
  • As Colbert goes, a late-night era wanes
    • The once-vital TV genre may no longer be viable for networks in the streaming age.
  • Warming ocean brings dead birds to shore
    • A BROWN PELICAN is among dozens of emaciated, injured seabirds being nursed to health in San Pedro.

• [[USA Today]]
  • A new lease on life after serving 25 years
    • ‘I can breathe’ after wrongful murder conviction tossed
    • “I didn’t deserve that. They took my youth away. They took my life. I could have died every day.” Harry Ruiz Man who served 25 years in a botched murder conviction
    • Although he was wrongfully convicted of murder, Harry Ruiz says he’s found a way to forgive.
    • Attorney Ron Kuby says Ruiz’s wrongful conviction is an example of “continuing prosecutorial misconduct.”
  • Primaries reinforce Trump’s GOP grip
    • Approval rating founders, but not control over party
    • Rep. Thomas Massie, who has clashed with President Donald Trump, was defeated in his primary March 19 by Trump-endorsed candidate Ed Gallrein.
  • Neanderthals drilled to treat tooth decay
    • Procedures took place about 59,000 years ago

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. Charges Raúl Castro In 1996 Downing of Planes
    • Indictment of Cuban Ex-Leader Could Lead to Military Action to Capture Him
    • Raúl Castro in 2006. Cuba’s former president is now 94.
  • Trump’s Deal With Trump Tests Constitution’s Limits
    • $1.8 Billion Fund Uses Mechanism Long Seen as Ripe for Abuse
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Islamophobia Spreads Fast, As Does Fear
    • Mosque Attack Reflects Rise in Overt Hatred
  • Gay Pioneer and Liberal Hero Who Plied Acid Wit in House
    • BARNEY FRANK, 1940-2026
    • Barney Frank was the first House member to come out voluntarily.
  • Trump’s Success In Revenge Tour May Hurt in Fall
  • The Hard-Liner The U.S. Eyed As Iran’s Leader
    • A plan to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad soon went awry.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • SpaceX Puts Its IPO in Motion
    • SEC filing starts move to raise tens of billions of dollars in blockbuster debut
  • Trump Primary Wins Spark GOP Backlash
  • Toxic U.S. Divide Reaches Jury Rooms
    • Rigid viewpoints and political divisions make juror battles more common
  • U.S. Charges Castro Over Downed Planes
  • Anthropic Revenue Surges, Set to Post First Profit
    • Sales seen reaching $10.9 billion in second quarter, up 130% over the previous quarter
  • Ebola Fears Swell in Congo as Virus Spreads
    • DEADLY TOLL: Red Cross workers carry the coffin of a person who died of Ebola at a health center in Rwampara, Congo, on Wednesday. Fears over the virus forced Congo’s soccer team to cancel its training camp in advance of the World Cup.
  • Hacky Sack Revival Baffles Gen X
    • Teens are taking the ’90s trend to new heights

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Brus­sels con­siders Merkel or Draghi to lead talks with Putin over Ukraine
    • ▸ Push to reopen formal chan­nels ▸ US and Kyiv sup­port ini­ti­at­ive ▸ EU min­is­ters meet next week
  • ‘Law of the jungle’
    • China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing yesterday. Xi said the nations should work together to 'improve global governance', adding that 'unilateralism' puts the world at risk of regressing to 'the law of the jungle', in a veiled criticism of the US days after China welcomed Donald Trump. However, Xi and Putin did not appear to seal a deal on a long-delayed pipeline to lift Russian gas supplies to China
  • Judge prob­ing death of Mango founder points to son’s ‘obses­sion’ with money
    • The judge investigating the death of the billionaire founder of retailer Mango has said there are signs that the founder's son had a "premeditated" role in a fatal mountain fall as well as an "obsession" with money that fed a difficult relationship between the two.
  • Fury over Trump’s $1.8bn ‘anti-weapon­isa­tion’ fund
    • The creation in the US this week of a $1.8bn 'anti-weaponisation fund' has attracted bipartisan fury. The fund is part of a settlement to half a $10bn lawsuit that President Donald Trump brought over the Biden-era leak of his tax returns that also bars authorities from ever pursuing tax claims against Trump, his eldest sons and the Trump Organization. Critics have dubbed it as a slush fund set up to pay allies who say they were wrongly convicted.