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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Raman surges past Pratt in mayor contest
    • City Council member pulls ahead of reality TV star, closing in on a runoff against Bass.
  • Security at World Cup poses daunting challenge
    • Event across three nations kicks off this week, with 48 teams and 104 matches.
  • Trump’s race against time for his pet projects
    • Efforts to fast-track D.C. cityscape revamp ahead of legal challenges have raised costs and risks
  • ‘I didn’t want to work for anybody’
    • Tracing Byron Allen’s journey from comedian to media mogul
    • BYRON ALLEN’S “Comics Unleashed” took over Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show” time slot on CBS.
  • USC falls short
    • Two outs away from reaching their first College World Series in 25 years, the Trojans lose 4-3 on a walk-off hit by North Carolina.
  • The flip side of vinyl records revival
    • Labels, groups team up to lessen environmental toll
  • LAPD report calls one unit a ‘gang’
    • New case in South L.A. reinforces concerns over ‘ghost stops’ seen in Valley.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Young people losing faith
    • Government mistrust dampens civics education
    • Bathed in the glare of her classroom’s fluorescent lights, Kit Vontz mulled how others her age felt about the nation’s future. ● “There’s so much going on right now, and it’s kind of overwhelming,” Vontz, 18, recently told the small group of other Virginia seniors slouched over their desks in the Alexandria City High School government class. ● They were discussing research on Gen Z attitudes toward democracy. ● Vontz’s classmate David George Fite said he had found it hard to avoid a “hopeless mindset.” A history buff, Fite added that he had become dismayed by the political “chaos” he had seen in the news.
    • Government instructor Amanda Kropp works with students at Alexandria City High School in Alexandria, Virginia.
  • Economic pressure has Cuba in tailspin
    • Slow-motion collapse U.S. tactic to end regime
    • Cuba’s state-run economy has sunk into full-blown crisis after the United States hardened sanctions on the island nation.
  • $215M gifted to improve women’s health
    • Inside French Gates’ surprising donation
    • Melinda French Gates says “Women’s health for too long has been under prioritized and underfunded.”

• [[The New York Times]]
  • IRAN LAUNCHES MISSILE ATTACK AGAINST ISRAEL
    • BARRAGE INTERCEPTED
    • Tehran Says Netanyahu Broke Cease-Fire by Bombing Beirut
  • Trump Claims Pledge by Iran That Isn’t New
    • Nuclear Arms Forsworn Starting Decades Ago
  • Bridging a Painful Divide in Dallas
    • Andy Love and his daughter Avery at Halperin Park, built over Interstate 35E, which split a historic Black neighborhood.
  • Trump Shields Tax Loophole For Businesses
  • The New York Restaurateur Who Loved Epstein
    • Owner of Popular Spots Helped With Women in Their Orbit
  • Kennedy Shows Little Interest In His Vast Health Care Duties
    • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. focuses on his personal priorities.
  • A President, a Mayor and the Kings of New York
    • With Knicks Near Title, Manic Scene Awaits
    • A watch party last week at Madison Square Garden, the site of Game 3 of the N.B.A. finals Monday.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Israel Strikes Iran to Retaliate For Series of Missile Barrages
    • Foes target each other for first time since April; Trump’s peace pleas rebuffed
  • Employers Push Back On Weight-Loss Drugs
  • U.S. War Machine Leans on SpaceX
  • The Cattle Empire Turned Ponzi Scheme
    • Investors and bank loans fueled ‘house of cards’ beef operations
  • Selloff Elicits Warnings Of More Turmoil
    • Wall Street is tested by inflation reading, flood of new shares; ‘classic bubble stuff’
  • First-Time French Open Winner Floored by Feat
    • COURT DRAMA: An emotional Alexander Zverev of Germany lies on his back Sunday after his five-set victory at tennis’s French Open over Italy’s Flavio Cobolli. Both Zverev and women’s champion Mirra Andreeva of Russia are first-time major winners.
  • Wall Street’s Hottest Trade: Knicks Tickets
    • It helps to know ‘a guy’ —or a banker

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • OpenAI plots revamp of Chat­GPT as high-value ‘super­app’ ahead of list­ing
    • ▸ Big­ger role for AI agents and cod­ing ▸ Hunt for prof­it­able products ▸ Push to take on Anthropic
  • Rus­sia attacks nuc­lear store
    • A spent nuclear fuel storage facility near Chernobyl was left with gaping holes and rubble and debris littering the area after it was struck by a Russian drone yesterday.
  • Voters blame Trump for higher prices with tough midterm elec­tions loom­ing
    • Donald Trump's approval ratings on US inflation and the economy slid sharply in May, according to a new FT poll that shows voters souring on his handling of living costs pushed higher by the Iran war.
  • Strain on chem­ic­als sup­ply chains brings Ineos relief
    • For much of the past year hedge funds have piled up bets against Ineos, Sir Jim Ratcliffe's sprawling chemicals empire, as a downturn in the sector raised doubts over the sustainability of its $19bn debt pile. But in recent months they have been forced to unwind those positions as the Middle East crisis disrupts chemicals supply chains and pushes prices higher, giving the group a much needed shot in the arm. The question is: can it last?