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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Ruling rejects state’s limit on guns
    • Supreme Court upholds the right to carry weapons into stores, other venues.
  • Venezuela races to find earthquake survivors
    • Powerful one-two punch flattens buildings and kills scores. Airport damage delays foreign aid.
    • A WOMAN, top, walks by a damaged building in the hard-hit coastal city of La Guaira. Above, patients were evacuated from a hospital in Catia La Mar.
  • Justices say U.S. can block asylum seekers at border
    • Ruling greatly limits right to seek refuge. Critics say it violates intent of Congress.
  • Court won’t shield Haitians, Syrians
    • Justices let Trump end their legal status. Noncitizens from elsewhere also at risk.
  • Temblors’ devastating toll offers lessons for California
  • a post-fire stench
    • The blaze at a Boyle Heights cold storage warehouse may be out, but debris piles and the smell of rotting food are on the rise.
  • Jury reaches impasse in Palisades fire trial
    • ANDREW GRINSFELDER, 18, works to save his mother’s Pacific Palisades home from the 2025 blaze.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Purchasing a home now even harder
    • Affordability and economic uncertainty deepen crisis
    • Housing is fundamental. We all need a roof over our heads. We all need someplace to raise our families, cook our meals and escape from the world. ● So it’s a cruel state of affairs that we seem to be getting it so wrong. ● That’s the idea at the heart of the “State of the Nation’s Housing,” a report produced every year by Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies. The 2026 edition, released June 17, is sobering. ● “Persistent affordability challenges and rising economic uncertainty are hurting housing markets,” the report says bluntly. “Weakening labor markets and plummeting immigration have dampened household growth and mobility. Sales of existing homes sit at three-decade lows and inventories are rising in the face of high homebuying costs.”
  • Roundup cancer lawsuits blocked
    • High court rules in favor of weed killer’s maker
    • Protesters rally outside the Supreme Court in April as it heard arguments in a landmark Missouri case weighing state law versus federal protections.
  • Tipping slips despite pressure to leave more
    • 20% standard may not be the norm anymore
    • “In my ideal world, I would prefer it [tipping] to not be a thing. I’d prefer everyone be paid well.” Temi Adeoye Content creator, comedian and marketer
  • Supreme Court allows an end to deportation protections

• [[The New York Times]]
  • JUSTICES AMPLIFY PRESIDENT’S CLOUT OVER IMMIGRATION
    • 6-3 Rulings Bolster His Power to Deport Migrants and Close Off Border
  • Disastrous One-Two Punch of Earthquakes Adds Misery to a Crisis-Plagued Venezuela
    • Residents Search Ruined Homes for Victims
    • Looking for family members in Catia La Mar, Venezuela. Twin quakes struck Wednesday evening.
    • Rescuers in Pinto Salinas. Venezuela’s government said nearly 200 people had died nationwide.
    • Navigating a road in the hard-hit port city of La Guaira, where more than 100 buildings collapsed.
  • Top Court Rejects Suit Alleging That Weedkiller Caused Cancer
  • N.F.L. ‘Insider’ Whose Access Became the Story
    • Closeness to Coach Led to a Journalist’s Exit From The Athletic
  • Trump Foiling Party Facing Midterms: His Own
    • Repeated Rug-Pulling Is Wasting His Trifecta in Washington
    • NEWS ANALYSIS

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Trump Wins Immigration Cases
    • High court broadens the president’s power to deport people and block them at border
  • Venezuela ‘All in Shock’ After Quakes
    • Rescue workers look over rubble on Thursday from earthquakes that devastated the Venezuelan state of La Guaira.
  • Tired of Working, More People Chase ‘Passive Income’
    • Dreamers turn to social media to test out eccentric moneymaking schemes
  • Iran Moved Illicit Cash Through Crypto Exchange
  • JPMorgan Narrows Dimon Successor Contest
    • Naming of two new presidents sets up next stage in long race for CEO role
  • How to Make Brits Squirm: Declare This the Summer of Sex
    • Erotic shops line England’s major highways and flower shows are hosting risqué displays

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • SpaceX’s green light for $25bn bond sale is clear sign of ‘bubble ter­rit­ory’
    • ▸ Insurer Alli­anz sounds alarm ▸ Debt offer rap­idly fol­lows list­ing ▸ Deluge of issu­ance tests demand
    • 'The guy just got $70bn of funny money to play with to get us to space' Ludovic Subran, Allianz
  • Dev­ast­a­tion in Venezuela
    • A woman gestures for help from a damaged apartment block following two earthquakes yesterday in Catia La Mar, near Caracas, Venezuela's capital.
  • Dimon nudges JPMor­gan suc­ces­sion ques­tion for­ward with key pro­mo­tions
    • Jamie Dimon has appointed Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh as copresidents of JPMorgan Chase, elevating two potential candidates to succeed him as CEO of America's biggest bank.
  • White con­tender seeks top job in Johan­nes­burg
    • Helen Zille wants to be the first white mayor of majority-Black Johannesburg since apartheid.