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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • A Gaza father’s diresearch for a dead son
    • Thousands of bodies are trapped under rubble
    • GAZAN authorities estimate Israeli strikes have left more than 8,500 bodies buried under 61.5 million tons of rubble. In Gaza City, a funeral is held at a mosque Wednesday for a Palestinian aid official killed in a strike.
  • Trump calls Iran ceasefire ‘over,’ orders strikes
    • The escalation marks a sharp reversal after weeks of talking up a deal with Tehran.
  • Ukraine to get license to make Patriots
    • Trump announces the U.S. will allow foreign manufacture of system for missile air defense.
  • UC renews debate over using SATs
    • Standardized tests ended 6 years ago. Ex-leader Napolitano supports a review.
  • Herbicide plan spurs concern
    • Is glyphosate worth the risk? Two forest communities differ
    • THE CALDOR FIRE of 2021 left a burn scar behind Reid Reichardt’s home.
  • Big changes at a small airport
    • Hollywood Burbank plans to open its $1.3-billion, roomier terminal in October.
  • EMMY SURPRISES
    • “Beef’s” 16 noms include Carey Mulligan, center, and Charles Melton, but not Cailee Spaeny, left. That’s a snub, our writer says.

• [[USA Today]]
  • World Cup fever fuels soccer imports surge
    • America’s excitement over hosting the globe’s biggest soccer tournament already showing up in trade data
    • Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, U.S. imports of soccer balls in the first four months of 2026 amounted to a record $39.8 million as businesses stocked up, anticipating increased demand.
  • Trump: Ceasefire with Iran is over
    • ‘They’re liars,’ he says; both sides trade attacks
  • Options grow for breast cancer survivors
    • Hormone replacement therapy gaining ground
    • Erika Wurth, an author, is taking hormone replacement therapy after breast cancer.
  • JD Vance for president in ’28? Trump isn’t sold – at least not yet
    • Vice President JD Vance has not yet claimed his widely expected spot as the GOP’s man to succeed President Donald Trump.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. Bombs Iran Again As Truce Breaks Down; Trump Mulls Blockade
    • Two Sides Cast Blame for Cycle of Strikes
  • U.S. Will Let Ukraine Produce Patriot Air Defenses, Trump Says
    • The Catch: It Could Be Years Before a Factory Is Up and Running
    • President Trump and other leaders gathered for the NATO group photo session on Wednesday at the summit in Ankara, Turkey.
  • Platner’s Fall Might Just Help Democrats Win Swing State
    • Graham Platner has lost most of his allies very quickly.
  • Judge Avoids Jail for Effort To Hinder ICE
  • Landscaper’s Lonely Death in Wealthy Enclave
    • No Place to Sleep as a Bitter Winter Fell in the Hamptons
    • ‘I thought I was going to die myself.’ GILBERTO CAMEY, below, on discovering the body of his brother Francisco.
  • As Parents Reject Vitamin K, Infant Hemorrhages Increase

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Trump, in Shift, Backs Ukraine Striking Targets Deep in Russia
    • President says he will consider letting Kyiv manufacture Patriot missile interceptors
    • Ukrainian medical workers inspect the body of a person who was killed by a Russian missile strike in the city of Kharkiv.
  • Air-Bag Parts Are Killing Drivers
    • Regulators warn about faulty inflaters marked as made by Chinese company
  • Platner Halts Maine Senate Campaign
  • Obamacare Insurers Seek Hefty Rate Rises
  • Costco Cashier Feels Like a Million Bucks
  • President Declares An End to Ceasefire With Iran
    • U. S. launches fresh strikes after Trump’s threats in latest sign of talks unraveling
  • Rhode Island Is at War Over a Wall
    • Fix for sinking hole at golf course stokes old debate

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Trump declares cease­fire with Iran over but calls Nato sum­mit a suc­cess
    • ▸ Two sides trade blows ▸ War fears rekindled ▸ Oil surges 8 per cent ▸ Warmer tone on Ukraine
    • Mark Rutte, left, Don­ald Trump and Keir Starmer lead the way at a Nato wel­come cere­mony with other heads of state and gov­ern­ment in Ank­ara
  • Egg pro­du­cers deny bid­ding up prices as fam­ily nets $320mn by cash­ing out
    • The family behind top US egg producer Cal-Maine reaped $320mn from selling its controlling stake weeks after what prosecutors said was a years-long effort by the company and its rivals to drive up the price of eggs.
  • Khame­nei’s coffin car­ries mes­sage of might to Iraq