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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Soccer fans are united, defying skeptics
    • Amid political unease in U.S., diverse locals and visitors bond over World Cup in L.A.
    • A KALEIDOSCOPE of fans and nations have come together in L.A. for World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium.
  • Rubio and Vance reflect the GOP divide on Iran
    • Possible presidential contenders in 2028 have opposing views of interim peace deal.
  • FBI fights drone threat at World Cup venues
    • Scores of pilots cited amid elevated terror fears
  • Course correction on criminal justice
    • Lawmakers seek limits on prison diversion for mentally ill, citing threat to public safety.
  • How recess debate plays out
    • Schools often cut the break to punish kids, boost scores. That could harm learning.
    • A 2023 poll found that 77% of principals had taken recess away as a punishment.
  • Streaming films’ diversity backslide
    • Netflix’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ bucks trend of fewer actors of color in leading roles.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Black gay men seek a voice in Congress
    • Three Democratic candidates have an eye on history
    • This fall, a 27-year-old Black gay man named Elijah Manley is the best-funded challenger to 20-year veteran Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Florida, who is facing the political fight of her life to remain in Congress. ● At 59, Wasserman Schultz, a straight White woman, raised eyebrows when she opted to run in Florida’s 20th Congressional District, where a majority of residents are Black, after her state’s Republican-led Legislature redrew her Broward County district, eliminating her seat. ● “This district can make history,” Manley told USA TODAY. “We can make history here, electing the youngest member of Congress, a gay man – the first from Florida – a Black gay man.”
    • The struggle for political influence comes as states’ redistricting battles have eroded the power of Black voters
    • Clockwise from top right: Rep. Ritchie Torres, state Sen. Shevrin Jones and Elijah Manley.
  • Trump: Force in Iran still an option
    • If final deal not sealed, ‘we go back to bombing’
  • Detective uses wit to chew into cold cases
    • Gum ruse leads to guilty plea in old murder cases
    • Detective Susan Logothetti used a chewing gum ruse to trap a killer.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • TRUMP LASHES OUT AT CRITICS OF DEAL AS DETAILS EMERGE
    • Denies U.S. to Fund $300 Billion Plan to Rebuild Iran
  • TRUMP LASHES OUT AT CRITICS OF DEAL AS DETAILS EMERGE
    • A Struggle to Outdo the Obama Pact
    • WHITE HOUSE MEMO
  • How Trump Weighed Suspending a Legal Right
    • A Memo Details a Push to Bypass Judges in Deportations
  • TRUMP ESCALATES PUSH ON VOTER ID
    • Retracts Spy Chief Pick to Pressure Congress
  • NYNJ Stadium? A Cross-State Kick in the Teeth.
    • MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., has been temporarily renamed for the World Cup, raising hackles in the Garden State.
  • Hunt for Clues in Crash of B-52, A Steady but Aging U.S. Staple
    • The B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base left eight dead.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady As Officials Signal an Increase
    • Trump’s new chief at central bank joins rest of the board in deciding not to cut
    • Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh on Wednesday after a meeting in which the board hinted at a U-turn on rate policy.
  • Anthropic Pushes to Calm Washington
    • Team sent to meet with officials includes hacker who sounded alarms about AI threats
  • Trump Roils Senate By Pausing Spy Pick
  • State Farm’s AI Plan Sparks Agent Revolt
  • President Defends Deal on Iran War At G-7
    • Threat of ‘economic catastrophe,’ Trump says, motivated him to end the conflict
  • Cigars, Lacrosse and the Scandal Rocking a Massachusetts Town
    • A photo ended Ipswich’s playoff run, sparking outrage and confrontations
  • Apple to Raise Prices as Chip Costs Soar
    • In an exclusive interview with The Wall Street Journal, CEO Tim Cook said that Apple plans to raise prices on its products to offset the surging costs of memory and storage chips.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Warsh era begins at Fed with ditch­ing of bias towards lower bor­row­ing costs
    • ▸ Chair’s inaug­ural meet­ing ▸ Hawk­ish tone shift ▸ Rates held steady ▸ First unan­im­ous vote in a year
    • 'Job gains have kept pace with the workforce, and the unemployment rate has changed little'
  • AI bosses call for solid­ar­ity
  • Lululemon sorry after Japan­ese drum raises uproar at Great Wall yoga event
    • Lululemon has apologised for a yoga event staged on China's Great Wall after it drew intense scrutiny over the purported use of a Japanese drum.
  • Mel­oni out­flanked on her right by Italy’s new ‘Caesar’
    • Giorgia Meloni's roots lie in neo-fascism but she has softened for tone as prime minister, angering some in her Brothers of Italy party. Now a fledgling far-right party is poaching lawmakers and luring her voters before next year's election. Its leader, Roberto Vannacci, a former paratrooper and xenophobic ideologue, was hailed on the podium at one recent fascist-tinged rally as the new Julius Caesar. Now Meloni must decide whether to embrace or ostracise him.