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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Trump fund leaves‘ J6ers’ elated
    • Amid backlash over $1.8-billion settlement, Capitol rioters clamor for a share of money.
  • L.A. mayoral primary a fight to the finish
    • Top three — Raman, Bass and Pratt — are neck and neck for two spots in Tuesday race.
    • MAYOR KAREN BASS, top, speaks to supporters Sunday in Venice. Council-member Nithya Raman, middle, visits a Korean restaurant in L.A. Spencer Pratt, above, talks to Erica Helon at a campaign event Saturday in Baldwin Village.
  • Congress control may hinge on state
  • Becerra’s rise spurs questions, theories
  • Loss of fire prevention money looms
    • California leaders are urged to act as two sources of funding are poised to dwindle.
  • The secret ingredient in Sudan’s civil war
    • Gum arabic goes into candy, makeup and hundreds of everyday items
    • WORKERS in Sudan hold gum arabic, a vital ingredient that’s both reason and resource for the war.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Do drivers hate cyclists?
    • NATION SEES ALARMING RASH OF CRASHES
    • A cyclist approaches an intersection in Sarasota, Florida. Green painted bike lanes on the Ringling Trail let cyclists know they are approaching an intersection.
  • California governor contest tightens
    • 3 names lead field of 61; only top 2 will advance
    • Hilton
    • Becerra
    • Steyer
  • Pennsylvania Hospital looks back in history
    • Older than U.S., it helped shape modern medicine
    • A bust of Benjamin Franklin looks out on the library at Pennsylvania Hospital, which he founded with Dr. Thomas Bond.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Voting Decision Unleashes Seismic Shift Across South
    • Generational Fight as Maps Confuse Many and Put Black Incumbents at Risk
  • A Lonely Battle in Big Sky Country
    • A stay-at-home mother is doing what she can to prevent a vast A.I. data center from rising near her property in Montana.
  • China Aims A.I. at Nipping Dissent in the Bud
    • Mining Telecom and Social Data to Sketch Predictive Profiles
  • Business Push Nearly Absent For Mamdani
  • Protests at ICE Facility in Newark
    • Gov. Mikie Sherrill said visiting hours would resume at the Delaney Hall detention center.
  • Is Vance Heir Apparent in ’28? His Boss Doesn’t Seem Sure.
    • Vice President JD Vance is often needled by President Trump.
  • Trump on His Presidential Library: He’ll Write His Own History
    • Looking to Shield Some Papers From Public

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Growing Home-Insurance Risk: Claims That Don’t Get a Payout
    • Some carriers are less likely to reimburse policyholders when a disaster strikes
  • Bill Gates’s Image Is Cracking
    • Billionaire carefully crafted his persona, but Epstein ties eroded his reputation
  • Israel Takes Lebanon Castle as Invasion Broadens
  • ‘Backrooms’ Scares Up Gen Z Box-Office Gold
  • AI Trade Powers Stocks to Historic Rally
    • S&P 500 signals more gains ahead after one of its best ever 2-month runs
  • Far Right’s ‘ Tiger’ Surges Into Colombia Runoff
    • ELECTION SURPRISE: Abelardo de la Espriella, who promises a drug crackdown and calls himself the ‘Tiger,’ heads to vote in the first round of Colombia’s presidential election Sunday. He finished ahead of a leftist opponent, whom he will face in a runoff.
  • No One Agrees How to Keep Sharks Out of a New Club Med
    • The South African resort is opening in July, but a debate is raging about a protective net

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Israel seizes Cru­sader castle as Net­an­yahu orders renewed Lebanon push
  • Wall Street’s bulls bet US stocks rally has fur­ther to go
    • ▸ Investors shrug off over­heat­ing fears ▸ Faith in AI to tur­bocharge growth
  • Ritz-Carlton Yacht lenders ease debt terms to keep lux­ury cruise line afloat
    • Lenders to the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, a luxury cruise line backed by distressed debt specialist Oaktree Capital Management, have agreed to push back repayment dates and relax debt terms as the group struggles to fill the rooms on its opulent mega-yachts.
  • Repub­lic­ans in hot water amid Maine lob­ster revolt
    • Spiralling costs of machinery and fuel are causing widespread unhappiness among lobster fishermen and farmers in the US state of Maine. The mounting discontent has set the scene for a showdown in November's midterm elections that could result in Republicans losing control of the Senate. 'A lot of us voted for Trump, but now we have the highest-ever fuel price,' says one fisherman. A farmer adds: 'We're all feeling it; it just sucks.'