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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Hezbollah and Israel agree to a fragile truce
    • Fighting in Lebanon derails planned U.S.-Iran talks and threatens new pact.
  • A HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
    • Sisters Ailani Loving, 9, and Jaylin King, 21, pose at L.A.'s Leimert Park, among the many Juneteenth events held nationwide Friday. In Chicago, the Obama center opened to the public.
  • Future of storied B-52 up in the air
    • This week’s deadly crash focuses new scrutiny on the aging military warhorse.
  • He never got a chance to pick up his diploma
    • Just one day after walking the stage, a South L.A. grad was taken away at a routine ICE check-in
  • Measles is again detected at LAX
    • Health officials urge caution amid World Cup crowds in L.A. and the Bay Area.
  • Screenwriting, with an AI assist
    • As Hollywood debates money and control, some use new tech to augment traditional methods
  • LAPD killing of family dog sparks outrage
    • The fatal shooting occurred amid a Knicks championship celebration
    • JAMESON, a 2-year-old Saint Bernard doodle, was fatally shot by Los Angeles police officers.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Vance poised to take on biggest role yet
    • Iran talks could shape vice president’s future prospects
    • Vice President JD Vance has cautioned against intensifying the war and advocated for a diplomatic exit.
  • Rebuilt Ukraine regiment responds
    • Unit striking Russian forces near former base
  • Trump unveils Qatari 747 for Air Force One fleet
    • Cost of jet’s fast-track upgrade not disclosed
    • The Boeing 747 has been painted in a red, white, dark blue and gold livery chosen by President Donald Trump.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • A Wobbly Start to a Truce After Fighting in Lebanon
    • Israel Announces Cease-Fire After Strikes Jeopardized U.S. Talks With Iran
  • Firm Hired to Rid Pool of Algae Is Tied to Trump Donor
    • Recently applied blue paint appeared to be chipping.
    • Workers cleaning algae from the Reflecting Pool on Thursday. A cleaning company was awarded a no-bid, $1.7 million contract.
  • Star-Spangled Win Without a Star
    • The U.S. team, despite losing Christian Pulisic, advanced at the World Cup with a 2-0 win over Australia.
  • Bagpipes and Kilts Charm Boston as Scots Strain the Beer Supply
    • World Cup Brings the Tartan Army to Town
  • A Difficult Rite In France Asks: Who Are We?
  • ICE to Offload Sites It Bought At $700 Million

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Google Uses Nvidia’s Playbook To Build a Rival for AI Chips
  • Crazy Rich Returns Lure All To Red-Hot Asian Markets
    • Global success of AI-related companies in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan stokes market fever
  • Lebanon Clashes Reignite Mideast Tensions
    • Renewed fighting between Israel and Hezbollah delays U.S. talks with Tehran
  • Wealthiest Classes Voice Economic Angst
  • Trump’s Moves Test His Grip On GOP
  • U. S. Soccer Wins Again, Beating Australia 2- 0
    • HEADS UP: Alex Freeman scored the U.S. team’s second goal Friday in Seattle as it notched its second win in as many matches in the World Cup, outscoring its opponents 6-1. The win guarantees the U.S. advances to the knockout round.
  • Everyone in Trump’s Cabinet Is Eating Sauerkraut
    • JD Vance, RFK Jr. and other officials swear by diet of grass-fed meat and fermented foods
  • Dollar Sets One-Year High
    • The currency was boosted by rate-hike expectations.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Israel and Hizbol­lah agree to truce
    • ▸ Cease­fire needed for US-Iran deal ▸ Net­an­yahu remains defi­ant ▸ Nuc­lear talks post­poned
    • JD Vance: the vice-pres­id­ent of the US had been expec­ted to attend talks in Switzer­land on Iran’s nuc­lear pro­gramme
  • Burnham eyes UK lead­er­ship
    • Andy Burnham addresses supporters yesterday after winning the Makerfield by-election in north west England.
  • Mel­oni accuses Trump of pan­der­ing to west’s enemies as ex-allies’ rift deep­ens
    • The rift between Giorgia Meloni and Donald Trump deepened yesterday, as the Italian premier accused the US president of "accommodating" the enemies of the west, after he claimed she had "begged" for photos with him.
  • Youth­ful tech founders bol­ster US nuc­lear charge
    • Several Silicon Valley-backed start-ups are racing to develop nuclear reactors amid a White House campaign to meet high electricity demand from AI data hubs and restore leadership of a sector that China and Russia now head. Many of the entrepreneurs in the charge are under 40. Critics have warned that such a culture is a poor fit for a sector where safety is key. 'There is the real nuclear industry, and then there are the "nuclear bros",' said one expert.