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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • 2 sides arrive to save or buck rodeos
    • Proposed ban draws fans of the events and advocates for animals to L.A. City Hall.
    • RODEO proponents leave the Los Angeles City Council chamber after the public comment period Tuesday.
  • Mayoral runoff is about to be a ‘knife fight’
    • With similar stances on policy, Bass and Raman are likely to go negative, experts say.
  • State awaits high court ruling on mail ballots
  • Hilton, Becerra to face off Nov. 3
    • The Trump-backed Republican secures the second spot in gubernatorial race.
    • AS OF Tuesday evening, Xavier Becerra, top, had 27.9% of the vote and Steve Hilton 24.9%.
  • Hurdle to a pact with Iran
    • Israeli war in Lebanon could hobble U.S. negotiations
    • A MILITARY patrol Tuesday in northern Israel, near the border with Lebanon.
    • ANALYSIS
  • In L.A., the lampposts may have eyes
    • Security-driven push to add license plate readers to poles raises privacy concerns.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Are ticket and arrest quotas really a myth?
    • How a DUI lawsuit may have exposed a ‘dirty little secret’
    • What should have been one of the happiest times in Brianna Longoria’s life has spiraled into a yearslong nightmare. ● The day after Longoria got married in December 2024, she was pulled over by a police officer in Phoenix. She figured the ordeal would be over when she passed a breathalyzer test, but she was shocked to learn she was being arrested for driving under the influence of drugs. ● At the station, the officers processing her were captured in a candid moment that Longoria says reveals what was really happening. ● One officer worried aloud that she would get kicked off the squad if she doesn’t “get a DUI.” ● “But I’m like: I can’t just conjure one up. I have tried,” Anette Hannah can be heard saying in body camera footage. ● “You can. You can,” Mary Metheny, the officer who initially stopped Longoria, replied. ● The charges against Longoria were dropped, but she has filed a lawsuit that could take years to resolve.
    • “I’d actually have people screaming out the window at me, ‘Oh no, it’s the end of the month – everyone move their cars because the cops are out.’ ” Former NYPD officer Jillian Snider
  • Vance: Iran war is not a quagmire
    • VP says he’s confident conflict will end soon
    • Vice President JD Vance did not rule out further U.S. military action if diplomacy “ultimately falls apart.”
    • EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
  • Caucus: Black vote in Congress is at risk
    • Redistricting will oust members, group warns
    • Members of the Congressional Black Caucus gather for a dedication of statues of Mary McLeod Bethune and Rosa Parks.
  • Hoarding disorder can bury families left behind

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. Hits Iran on Coast After Vow of Retaliation For Downed Helicopter
    • Tensions Spread as Israel Strikes Lebanon
  • Uncertain Road Ahead
    • Nabatieh, a city that had come to symbolize southern Lebanon’s prosperous rise, now speaks to the nation’s worst fears.
  • Paxton’s Bid Raises the Stakes in His Voting War
    • Texas Senate Hopeful Has Been Targeting Latino Groups
  • Trump Seeds Ballot Doubts In Fall Preview
  • Light Pollution May Be Making Allergies Worse
  • World Cup Fans To Get an Earful From Preachers
    • Ron Cardiel brings a “no-escape mentality” to preaching.
  • Tradwife’s Store Packs Them In, and Stirs the Pot
    • Way of Life Finds Itself at Center of Debate
    • Friends filmed themselves with turmeric ginger shots at the Ballerina Farm Store in Midway, Utah.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Kalshi, to Combat Inside Betting, Plans Workplace Disclosure Rule
    • Prediction market plans guardrails on some trades to curb suspicious activity
  • Lebanon Is Teetering On Abyss of a New Civil War
    • A ceasefire agreement with Israel requiring the government to dismantle Hezbollah reignites sectarian tensions
  • Data Centers Meet ‘Man Camp’ Backlash In Pastoral Wyoming
  • U.S. Hits Iran Sites Following Downing Of Copter
    • Tehran officials deny targeting the aircraft after water rescue of two crew members
  • From France, an Early Happy Birthday, U.S.A.
    • SMOKING: Planes of the Patrouille de France, the country’s aerobatics demonstration unit, perform a patriotic flyover of New York’s Hudson River and the Statue of Liberty on Tuesday to celebrate the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
  • Social Security Shortfall Widens
    • Social Security is expected to deplete the fund that helps pay out retirement benefits by late 2032, the program’s trustees said, earlier than their projection last year of 2033. The new tax law, declining fertility and falling immigration all reduced revenue for the fund.
  • A Dog Walker and a Dentist Battle Over Who Owns the Beach
    • Neighborly feud landed two men in court, highlighting murky state of shore law

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Trump says US must ‘respond’ to Iran’s down­ing of Apache over Hor­muz strait
  • Flood of new list­ings sparks warn­ings over Wall St demand
    • ▸ Trio of mega ini­tial pub­lic offer­ings ▸ Years of fall­ing equity sup­ply to end
  • Boots IPO plans cast in doubt as owner Syca­more holds talks over $10bn sale
    • The owners of Boots are in talks over a $10bn sale with bidders including the billionaire Weston family and Australian pharmacy group Sigma Healthcare, in a deal that would see the UK health and beauty retailer abandon plans for a London IPO.
  • Moon­shot dreams buoy SpaceX’s $1.78tn flot­a­tion