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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • The drying headwaters of the Colorado River
    • Lack of snowmelt threatens lifeline for millions of people and acres of farmland in Southwest
    • RANCHER Merrit Linke’s border collie, Z, pads across what is normally a full reservoir near Granby, Colo.
  • Warehouse blaze fading but health worries remain
    • As Boyle Heights fire winds down, residents are left with pollution and financial costs.
    • A HELICOPTER finishes a water drop at a cold storage facility that has burned for more than a week.
  • Trump refuses to sign bill on housing
    • President’s push for voter ID law could test GOP willingness to counter him.
  • A bid to keep L.A. food scraps local
    • City Council member aims to boost compost infrastructure so waste isn’t sent out of town.
  • LAUSD limits screen time
    • With partial ban and curbs, district is now a leader against tech overuse in schools.
  • Maximum Reaves
    • Lakers guard Austin Reaves, reacting after making a three-pointer, is re-signing with the team for four years and $185 million.
  • Immigration court arrests are blocked
    • A federal judge bars strategy that ICE uses nationwide, stymieing government tactics.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Iran war fallout difficult to tally
    • Four months of conflict have seen trade-offs
    • Efforts to end the Iran war have exposed friction between Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump.
  • July 4th travelers reach new highs
    • Hitting the road, despite rising costs
  • ‘Why not us’ mantra working for U.S. men
    • Pochettino is leaving his mark on World Cup, making team believe
    • Coach Mauricio Pochettino has the U.S. men’s national soccer team off to its best World Cup start in almost 100 years.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Easy Path for Housing Bill Has President in the Way
    • Says He Won’t Sign Bipartisan Plan Unless Congress Passes Voting Restrictions
  • Record Highs As Heat Wave Broils Europe
    • PARIS The heat forced the Louvre to close early on Wednesday
    • BRUSSELS At Parc du Cinquantenaire, a fan kept things cool.
    • LONDON Many buildings in Britain are designed to retain heat.
    • BORDEAUX Open umbrellas provided some improvised shade.
  • Iran Makes Unveiled Woman A Symbol of Unity in Wartime
  • MAMDANI ARISES AS A KINGMAKER
    • A Progressive Slate Wins House Primaries
  • Records Counter Trump Claim Of Vandals at Reflecting Pool
    • The algae and peeling paint might not be* until after July 4.
  • Searching for Clues in Epstein’s Boyhood Years
    • Tight With Brainy Boys and Fixated on Girls
  • Moving Beyond Their Limitations
    • War amputees in Ukraine are challenging both their bodies and their ideas of what they can do by taking up new sports.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Trump Derails Housing Bill, Fueling Strains
    • GOP meeting turns fiery over Iran war as president again presses voting bill
  • AI Boom Sparks New Wave of Inflation
  • China Is Building Up the Yuan, Hobbling Western Sanctions
    • Iran and Russia have used the currency to carry out oil sales and other trade, evading controls on dollar transactions
  • Resilient Troops Give Ukraine Its Best Shot At Holding Off Russia
  • Insurers Double Down on Private Credit
    • About a fourth of life insurers that hold stakes in private-credit funds also lend money to them— typically lending $2 for each dollar of shares owned— amplifying potential returns but also increasing risks.
  • World Cup’s Hydration Breaks Kick Off High-Speed Beer Runs
    • The controversial pauses might have turned this into the booziest tournament in history

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Venezuela to reveal $240bn of debt in world’s largest sov­er­eign restruc­tur­ing
    • ▸ Much higher tally than thought ▸ Cred­itor deal sought by year-end ▸ Con­cern over lack of IMF input
    • Bonds of the government and state oil group PDVSA make up the largest part of the country's debt
  • China’s robots plug short­fall
  • Mel­oni in a bind after Nato chief says US used Italian bases for Iran bomb­ing
    • Nato chief Mark Rutte yesterday cast Giorgia Meloni into a political storm by revealing that Rome had allowed "500 US planes" to take off from bases in Italy as part of the bombing of Iran.
  • European rocket defies Musk’s proph­ecy of doom
    • Europe's Ariane rocket, whose demise was predicted by Elon Musk a decade ago, is making a comeback.