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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Becerra ahead in 3-way split in governor’s race
    • Hilton and Steyer are in tight contest for No. 2 spot in top-two primary, poll shows.
    • A WORKER distributes ballots in vote-by-mail envelopes to be tallied at a processing site in City of Industry.
  • Despite exodus, L.A. has housing crunch
    • Experts say household demographics and pent-up demand keep home prices high.
  • Park service advocates draw line at UFC fights
    • Some cry foul over events on D.C. public land
  • DWP calls for new police force
    • It says it needs its own armed officers to combat copper thefts
    • COPPER THEFTS are a leading cause of streetlight outages in Los Angeles, the mayor’s office says.
  • Weiss shakes up CBS’ crown jewel
    • Network chief fires executive producer of ‘60 Minutes’ and two of its correspondents.
  • Mexicans in U.S. fear losing vital consulates targeted by Trump
  • Harmonious L.A. day
    • Gustavo Dudamel, left, embraces his successor as L.A. Phil music director, Daniel Harding, during a visit to Dodger Stadium.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Parents, educators fear for kids’ health
    • They’re small, discreet and everywhere. Young people are obsessed with caffeine pouches.
    • On an April evening, nearly 100 bikini-clad saunagoers descend on Othership Flatiron, the sauna-and-ice-bath spa that has become an Instagrammable landmark of New York City’s wellness scene. ● Inside, a DJ blasts house music as people rotate between 32-degree cold plunges and a cedar sauna, slipping small white pouches between their gums and lips. Palm-sized plastic canisters of the product are lined up in neat rows on the counter. ● The pouches – flavored Blue Raspberry and Fruit Punch – weren’t nicotine. The event is hosted by Wip, a start-up behind flavored “energy pouches.” The products are part of a fast-growing category of caffeine pouches marketed as a trendier, cheaper and more discreet alternative to coffee, energy drinks and pre-workout powders. In recent months the pouches, which have circulated in social media mentions for some time, have been popping up more frequently in the wellness sphere and in social settings.
    • Caffeine pouches are increasingly replacing coffee, energy drinks and workout powders among young people in all kinds of settings.
    • “It’s like, ‘Oh, I saw this influencer do this, so I’m doing it.’ ” Sophia Renard, 18
  • Jill Biden opens up on hard realities
    • ‘In that debate, Joe lost himself,’ memoir says
  • High court cases could shake up elections
    • Campaign finances, mail-in ballots on list
    • The Supreme Court will decide two more electionrelated rules by July that may affect voters.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Few in a Pulverized Lebanon Think Peace Is Close at Hand
    • Prospect of U.S.-Iran Deal Doesn’t Raise Hopes
    • Damage on Tuesday after an Israeli airstrike in Tyre, Lebanon. Despite a truce, Israel still bombards the country’s south and east, and Hezbollah fires rockets at Israel.
  • Carroll Facing Investigation From the U.S.
    • Perjury Inquiry Against a Target of Trump’s
    • E. Jean Carroll won a sex abuse suit against President Trump.
  • If a Couple Splits, Who Controls the Embryos?
    • She Planned for a Baby. He Nixed Consent.
    • It might be Erin Millender’s last chance at becoming a mother.
  • A.I. Now Gives Scams a Slick Disguise. Here’s How to Tear It Off.
    • The Shield Against Bots Even Includes Bots
  • A Cabinet Quick to Flatter
    • One of the most striking features of this term’s cabinet meetings is the extent to which President Trump’s leadership has been praised. Notably, some of these talking points are traceable to the president himself.
    • SCOTT BESSENT Treasury Secretary ‘You have saved this country.’
    • MARCO RUBIO Secretary of State ‘You’re the only leader in the planet that can bring the two sides together.’
    • LEE ZELDIN E.P.A. Administrator ‘He is willing to take a bullet for all of you.’

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Shadowy Network of Tankers Keeps Oil From Iran Flowing
    • Defying sanctions, they meet off Malaysia to funnel illicit crude to China
  • China’s New Export: Lots of Its Factories
  • Real-Estate Agents Quit As Housing Market Slouches
  • Online Sleuth Uncovered Google Prediction Trader
  • Retailers Cut Prices To Lure Struggling Shoppers
    • Companies roll out smaller and cheaper packages as inflation frustrates consumers
  • Tennis’s No. 1 Player Wilts in Heat of French Open
    • ELIMINATED: Top-ranked Jannik Sinner, who had been the favorite to win the French Open, lost Thursday amid sweltering heat that visibly weakened him. The Italian star was upset in the second round by Argentina’s Juan Manuel Cerundolo.
  • A Contest to Become Commodore Has Torn This Yacht Club Apart
    • The Sausalito club refused to elevate Marisa McArthur. She started a war.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Brus­sels lines up broad crisis powers to seize con­trol of chip sup­ply chains
    • ▸ Pro­vi­sion for over­rid­ing con­tracts ▸ Plan for com­mon pur­chas­ing ▸ Fears rise over reli­ance on Taiwan
    • The bloc is 'almost entirely dependent on the US and Asia' for advanced chips
      • Draft law seen by FT
  • Israel steps up Lebanon blitz
    • A fireball erupts from a building in Tyre, southern Lebanon, after an Israeli air strike.
  • Kirk­land & Ellis spends $500mn on its own AI tool to stay ahead of legal pack
    • Kirk­land & Ellis has set aside $500mn to create an AI platform, as the world's highest-grossing law firm seeks to develop its own technology rather than rely on tools also available to rivals.
  • Move to evict colo­nial club polar­ises debate in Delhi
    • Delhi Gymkhana Club has been told to leave its leafy prime plot in the Indian capital, unleashing fierce debate on privilege and the rule of law. Backers of the government order say an elite club steeped in colonialism on public land is an insult. Critics see a move aimed at a western partying lifestyle despised by devout Hindu premier Narendra Modi. Its reputation as a den of bigwigs 'sipping G&T and bitching about the government' has not helped its cause.