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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Bass, Pratt and Raman all have their own turf
    • Mapping out how mayoral candidates dominate in distinct L.A. neighborhoods.
  • Judge rejects Trump asylum policy
    • Scathing ruling also affects work permits, green cards for people from 39 nations.
  • L.A. area begins year with its worst smog in decades
    • Early heat waves led to more ozone, air agency says
  • Becerra heads to governor runoff
    • The Democrat is a step closer to being the first elected Latino leader of state.
    • AS OF now, it appears Becerra will face Steve Hilton in November.
  • Evolution of Tar Pits is underway as the museum readies for closure
    • FOSSILIZED dire wolf skulls are displayed at the La Brea Tar Pits. Millions of fragile, irreplaceable items are being packed away for the impending renovation.
  • World Cup is at risk from climate change
    • Rising heat, humidity could make the 2026 tournament one of the last held in summer.

• [[USA Today]]
  • CALL EXPOSES U.S.-ISRAEL STRAINS
    • Trump’s ‘crazy’ rebuke undercuts Netanyahu at key moment
    • “The way the war [with Iran and Hezbollah] will end will affect, more than anything, the result of the election.” Nadav Strauchler Former adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
    • People chant during a rally in support of Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei in Tehran on June 4.
    • Israeli officials acknowledged the call was among the most heated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has had with President Donald Trump.
  • Court backs agencies’ powers
    • Rejects challenges to FCC and SEC in rulings
    • The U.S. Supreme Court in recent years has embraced challenges to the so-called administrative state.
  • Jobs data strikes hawkish note as Warsh takes baton
    • Report raises chances of interest rate hikes by Fed

• [[The New York Times]]
  • LABOR DEPT. DATA SHOW JOB MARKET RESISTING SHOCKS
    • PAYROLLS GAIN 172,000
    • Hiring Tops Forecast, but Wage Growth Trails Behind Inflation
  • Mining Town Can’t Escape Grip of Ebola
    • A quarry in the town of Mongbwalu, Democratic Republic of Congo, where gold has been the lifeblood for over a century. Conditions are now driving an Ebola outbreak.
  • Senate Passes Migration Bill Amid Revolts
  • Platner Could Be ‘Unsettling,’ Some Women Say
    • Recalling Maine Senate Candidate's Charm and Volatility
    • Graham Platner has been open about struggles that he says resulted from his time in the military.
  • Court Orders Restart to Immigration Processing
    • A Backlog of More Than a Million Applicants
  • Breakthrough in Embryonic Editing Stirs Debate
    • A Pathway to Healthier Babies, or Eugenics?

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • U.S. Hiring Gathers Steam
    • Growth of 172,000 jobs tops estimates, marks third-straight monthly increase
  • Harris and Newsom Weigh a 2028 Election Showdown
    • Each harbors ambitions to be president
  • Trump Urges New Spy Chief To Fire Intelligence Staffers
  • These SpaceX Workers’ Wealth Is Set for Liftoff
  • Nasdaq Suffers Worst Day In More Than Year
  • Veterans Mark D-Day Anniversary in Normandy
    • THOSE WHO SERVED: Veterans of World War II’s Atlantic and Pacific theaters received a warm welcome at the Omaha Beach Memorial Museum on Friday, a day ahead of the 82nd anniversary of the Allied invasion of northern France on June 6, 1944.
  • A British Tradition Is Under Threat: Getting Sloshed Before Takeoff
    • Ryanair CEO’s sober proposal has landed him in the crosshairs of a nation

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Meta weighs stock offer to fund AI
    • ▸ Face­book par­ent takes Google lead ▸ $145bn out­lays this year ▸ Race to tap eager investors
    • Mark Zuck­er­berg nurses a vis­ion for ‘per­sonal super­in­tel­li­gence’ delivered via Face­book, What­s­App and Ins­tagram
  • Hilton leads in Cali­for­nia race
    • Supporters of Steve Hilton, the British political adviser turned Californian governor hopeful, attend his election night event in the US state this week.
  • Europe’s air­lines sit on €3bn in unpaid com­pens­a­tion as trav­el­lers fail to claim
    • Airlines in Europe are liable for about €3.2bn in unpaid compensation for flight delays, according to FT calculations that show the dysfunction of the world's most generous repayment regime.
  • Trump’s crown slips after week of bruis­ing set­backs
    • Donald Trump's sheen of invincibility is beginning to tarnish. This past week a judge ordered his name be axed from the Kennedy Center arts venue; the House voted to halt his Iran war; and the Senate ditched funding for his new White House ballroom. As Americans lose faith in his economic direction and his approval rates fall, signs point to the start of a new phase in his presidency. 'Trump is not a king, even though he likes to cosplay as one,' says a historian.