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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Renewed fighting imperils U.S.-Iran ceasefire
    • Tehran’s discussions with others in region may suggest effort to reduce hostilities.
    • IRANIANS gather for slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral in Mashhad on Thursday.
  • LAUSD at risk of insolvency due to union contracts
    • County gives district 45 days to revise its budget or risk losing control over spending.
  • In a cellular city, they still want their landlines
  • State sees a surge in venture capital
    • AI is behind most of the $335-billion influx in California, far more than elsewhere in U.S.
  • Wolves return to feast on cattle
    • Study says packs grew from targeting easy, not natural, prey
    • CALIFORNIA had 55 wolves at the end of 2025. Most live in the state’s northeast.
  • July 4 was too much for Newport Beach
    • Holiday weekend was the tipping point for some who want city to revisit limiting access.

• [[USA Today]]
  • American Girl dolls reach beyond playtime
    • After 40 years, the brand still inspires learning, real careers
    • The first time I discovered the word journalist was in an American Girl book. I was in elementary school when I fell in love with Kit Kittredge, a doll with my same short blond hair and love of writing. ● I didn’t own the Kit doll, but I devoured her books. Like Kit, I wanted to make a difference in my community by telling stories. I spent my summers with other girls my age at a (very unauthorized) “American Girl camp” that my neighbor ran. I tried Victory Garden turnips like Molly, a World War II character. We cooked Jiffy Pop like Julie from the1970s, and washed our laundry by hand like pioneer-era Kirsten. The books made me hungrier to learn than any public school history class.
    • USA TODAY books reporter Clare Mulroy, right, attends a neighborhood American Girl-themed camp circa 2010.
    • Mulroy became a journalist because of her favorite American Girl, Kit Kittredge.
  • Dems’ disarray is only growing
    • Platner debacle fuels debate over direction
  • Americans are abandoning the workforce
    • The reasons aren’t clear, but risk to economy is
    • Over the past year, about 1 million workers have thrown in the towel. In June alone, an estimated 720,000 people left the workforce.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Iran’s Hubris Could Bring Bigger War
    • Taking Immense Risk for Control of Strait
  • Platner’s Campaign Unraveled In ‘a Slow-Rolling Disaster’
    • A Maine Progressive Who Inspired Voters, Despite a Steady Drip of Scandal
    • Graham Platner suspended his Senate campaign on Wednesday after two days of turmoil following a woman’s rape accusation.
  • Foreign Actors Aim to Exploit Divide on A.I.
    • Campaigns to Criticize Data Centers in U.S.
  • Heat in France Takes Fatal Toll On the Chickens
  • Security Concern Forced Switch of Air Force Ones
    • A Swap Adds to Doubts About Retrofitting of a Jet From Qatar
    • President Trump leaving the old Air Force One in the U.K. on Wednesday after flying from Turkey.
  • Her ‘Muslims Only’ Party Flier Led to Life-Altering Backlash
    • Threats Over 2 Words Before Family Swim
    • Aminah Knight runs a preschool and day care center in Texas.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • U.S. Biotechs Step Up Secrecy To Beat Chinese Drug Copycats
    • Companies use new playbook to stay ahead of efficient pipeline overseas
  • Venezuela Impeded U.S. Quake Rescuers, Team Says
  • Platner Red Flag Was Hiding in Plain Sight
  • An $80 Billion Debt Burden Clouds Ellison’s Warner Deal
  • Clause in U.S.-Iran Pact Is At Center Of Fight
    • Memorandum hands Tehran leading role in opening strait, but sparks major dispute
  • Deadly Floods Batter South China After Typhoon
    • WATERLOGGED: Rescuers evacuate students who had been trapped by flooding in Guigang in south China’s Guangxi region on Thursday. The death toll stood at 39 from the effects of a typhoon, most of them in a partial dam collapse, authorities said.
  • Buc-ee’s Is on a Rampage And No Mascot Is Safe
    • Beloved chain is baring its teeth as it expands, targeting rivals in the path of its smiling beaver
  • Home Sales Slide
    • Home sales declined in June, ending the housing market’s spring season on a sour note. Existing home sales slid 2.4% in June over the previous month, as prospective buyers faced both high mortgage rates and record home prices.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Iran con­demns US strikes on rail­way bridges ahead of Khame­nei’s funeral
    • ▸ Trans­port to holy city dis­rup­ted ▸ Vast crowds for Mash­had burial ▸ Tehran hits US bases in Gulf
    • Funeral pro­ces­sion: the body of Ayatol­lah Ali Khame­nei en route to the holy city of Mash­had
  • Eurostar buys trains to cope in 55C as it feels the heat at the end of the tun­nel
    • Eurostar has ordered trains that can operate in 55C heat as it prepares for the prospect of Saudi-style summers in the UK and parts of Europe by the middle of the century.
  • EU trade bosses in a flap over cheap Pek­ing Duck