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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Saving pristine habitat after wildfire
    • Officials and scientists assess damage on Santa Rosa Island, a rare ecological oasis.
    • EMERGENCY response leader Jack Oelfke walks past burned and not-burned areas of Santa Rosa Island.
  • Fresh strikes and surging prices in new phase of war
    • U.S. attacks resume as Trump accuses Iran of stringing him along in talks for a peace deal.
    • THE WAR’S economic toll is seen in higher prices for fuel and goods.
  • Pratt’s disaffected base confronts the future
  • Inflation reaches a three-year high
    • Cost increases are creating headaches for consumers, the Fed and possibly Trump.
  • Becerra leads two-man poll
    • Hilton trails far behind in blue state’s governor race
  • Protests rise up ahead of Cup opening
    • Relatives of the missing among those voicing anger in Mexico
    • POLICE guard the area around Azteca Stadium in Mexico City two days before the World Cup’s start.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Algorithms amplify pressure on parents
    • Social media fuels anxiety and the push to get it ‘right’
    • “Everybody seemed to be doing it perfectly. ... I was like, how are these people doing this? Like, what is wrong with me?” Kristin Gallant, cofounder of the parenting platform Big Little Feelings
  • Fans ready for soccer kickoff
    • World cup
    • The World Cup, cohosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, starts June 11 with a star-studded opening ceremony in Mexico City. The first game of the tournament has Mexico facing South Africa.
  • Election doubters on ballots in 2026
    • Winners could shape future voting legislation
  • Politics of Pride Month has economic consequences
    • Companies weigh costs to brands in culture war
    • The 2026 WeHo Pride Parade draws a crowd waving pride flags June 7 in West Hollywood, California.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Multiple U.S. Airstrikes In Iran as Trump Voices Frustration With Talks
    • Sites on Strait Hit in 2nd Day of Attacks
  • Multiple U.S. Airstrikes In Iran as Trump Voices Frustration With Talks
    • Drawn-Out Conflict Is Driving Inflation
  • A Moment of Hope for Ukraine
    • Launching a midrange attack. Kyiv’s huge supply of drones has helped it disrupt Russian supply lines and troop rotations.
  • Years of Buttering Up Trump Ahead of World Cup
    • A Charm Effort Offered Praise, Cozy Ties and a Peace Prize
  • A Blessing or a Curse?
    • A papal visit didn’t stop Barcelona residents from debating about Gaudí’s grand basilica.
  • Hope and Fear With Platner
    • Democrats Gamble in High-Stakes Maine
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • A Killer, an Officer and a Good Samaritan: Echoes of 3 Deaths
    • Colorado Police Reflect 5 Years Later
  • Thousands of SpaceX Workers Near New Frontier: Millionaire

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Inflation Hits Three-Year High
    • Consumer prices rise 4.2% as the U.S.’s war with Iran drives energy costs higher
  • Musk’s Fans Fuel SpaceX Launch
    • The company’s IPO is expected to set records Friday and make its CEO a trillionaire
  • The U.S. and Soccer? Well, It’s Complicated.
  • World’s Great Powers Learn They Have Limits
  • Trump Launches New Wave Of Attacks On Iran
    • U. S. will ‘negotiate with bombs’ to force a deal that ends the war, Hegseth says
  • Pope Blesses Gaudí’s Barcelona Landmark
    • MASTERPIECE: Thousands flocked to the Sagrada Familia as Pope Leo XIV inaugurated a newly finished tower of the basilica he called a ‘sign of unity and harmony for all of Spain’ on Wednesday, the 100th anniversary of the death of its architect, Antoni Gaudí.
  • Next on the Docket: James Madison’s Drinking Habit
    • Rise of originalism is sparking bizarre debates on the Supreme Court
  • Unions Score on Wages
    • Unions around the country have recently secured some big wins for higher pay.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Trump vows fur­ther attacks on Iran as energy shock pro­pels US infla­tion
    • ▸ Price pres­sures at 3-year high ▸ Fuel costs biggest factor ▸ Wider eco­nomy at risk ▸ Midterms loom
    • 'We hit'em hard yesterday, and we're going to hit'em again hard today' Donald Trump
  • Gates quizzed on Epstein ties
  • ECB reined in Revolut’s European arm over rapid rate of product innov­a­tion
    • The European Central Bank moved to rein in Revolut's operations last year, placing extra restrictions on the European arm of the continent's most valuable fintech because of concerns over how rapidly the company was approving new financial products.
  • Rodents men­ace strug­gling Gazans with new inva­sion
    • Rodents are the latest scourge to hit Palestinians struggling to survive in a devastated Gaza, where sewage flows freely and clean water is scarce. Eight months into a Hamas-Israel truce, 2mn Gazans, 80 per cent in tents, are forced into an ever-shrinking patch of ruins. They tell of rabbit-sized rodents that have been feeding on bodies under the rubble. 'After the day's worries, you become anxious about the night, which brings rats and weasels,' says one.