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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Safety issues seen long before fire in Boyle Heights
    • Warehouse operator asked city to look into removing device from rooftop solar panels.
  • THAT'S A WRAP FOR WORLD CUP IN L.A.
    • Spain fans celebrate after their team defeated Belgium 2-1 in a World Cup quarterfinal Friday, the last match of the tournament held at SoFi Stadium, played in front of another sellout crowd.
  • Fatal ICE shooting in Texas under scrutiny
    • Homeland Security claims self-defense, but three witnesses dispute that account.
  • Trump purges bipartisan election commission
    • Voting experts and others say the move aims to undermine free and fair balloting.
  • Nail salon duo face grand theft charges
    • Vietnamese investors allege that more than $1 million was stolen in their community.
  • Feds clear path for Mojave pipeline
    • Plan to pump groundwater is seen as a threat to wildlife and springs
    • CADIZ, which operates the basin above, plans to convert a pipeline previously used for oil and gas.
  • Famed studio for sale
    • Television City, among the most desirable properties in L.A., expected to hit the market while owners sell another historic site.
  • World Cup joy drove a return to roots in Mexico
    • During El Tri’s run, diaspora in U.S. looked southward for acceptance

• [[USA Today]]
  • Ukraine facing tough choices
    • Interceptor shortage to persist as Patriots will take time
    • A pledge by President Donald Trump to allow Kyiv to produce U.S. Patriot air defense missiles is a victory for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy but it could take at least a year to start producing them, defense experts say. ● With its chronic shortage of interceptor missiles likely to continue until then, Kyiv faces tough choices over which targets are a priority to defend as Russia keeps pounding its cities and energy infrastructure. ● Trump’s promise on July 8, when he met Zelenskyy during a NATO summit in Turkey, was a significant gesture of support that marked a huge improvement in their relationship since they clashed at the White House in February 2025.
    • ANALYSIS
    • Smoke rises in Kyiv after a Russian missile strike on July 8. Patriot interceptor missiles are vital for Ukraine’s defense.
    • “The only right option is an alternative to the PAC-3,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
  • Trump says U.S. to continue talks with Iran
    • Qatari mediators aim to deescalate tensions
    • Crowds line the streets of Mashhad, Iran, for the burial of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on July 9.
  • Account of ICE shooting disputed
    • Witnesses challenge agency’s explanation
    • Two men place a Mexican flag at a memorial for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston on July 10.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • SECURITY SUBPAR ON AIR FORCE ONE GIVEN BY QATARIS
    • RETROFIT SCRUTINIZED
    • Experts Say a Lack of Defensive Elements Could Pose Risk
  • During Crises, Leader of Iran Is Out of View
    • Only Ayatollah’s Rulings Can Unify Factions
    • A demonstrator holding a photo of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, who hasn’t been seen in public since March.
  • Estonia Beat Fentanyl. Next Scourge Was Worse.
    • THE NEW DRUG WAR
    • A Tidal Wave of Synthetics
    • Triin Trofimov with a photograph her son Jonas Meetua, 18, who died of a nitazene overdose.
  • Federal Move Could Imperil Frail Habitats
  • Houston to Investigate Fatal Shooting of Immigrant by ICE Agent
    • Witnesses Call Official Account Inaccurate
  • Decades Late, Museum Works To Return Native Hair Samples
    • The American Museum of Natural History holds about 2,700 Native hair clippings.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Democrats’ Financial Problems Amp Up Pressure on Party Head
  • Work for Trump On Carroll Appeal Divides Law Firm
    • Sullivan & Cromwell boss had said firm wouldn’t; request came from Trump team
  • Volkswagen’s Vast Jobs Empire Faces an Unprecedented Threat
  • Apple Sues OpenAI, Claiming Theft
    • Suit by iPhone maker says AI firm used trade secrets to try to build own devices
  • How Norway Created A World Cup Monster
  • Mooove Out of the Way for Famed Bull Run
    • CHARGE! Bulls barrel through the streets of Pamplona, Spain, on Friday during the annual San Fermín Festival, which draws thousands of visitors. It was featured in Ernest Hemingway’s ‘The Sun Also Rises,’ which marks its 100th anniversary this year.
  • It Smells Like Rotting Flesh— And People Line Up for a Whiff
    • Corpse flowers can take years to bloom, but when they do it’s an olfactory event

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • AI sold to banned China tech giants
    • ▸ OpenAI and Google defy US ▸ Pentagon bars Alibaba and Baidu ▸ Deals with Singa­pore arms
    • Chat­GPT maker OpenAI blocked Alibaba users over sus­pec­ted ‘dis­til­la­tion’
  • Dozen dead in Spain wild­fire
  • Ties cut from Japan­ese spend­ing index in final blow to the salary­man uni­form
    • The long reign of the tie as an indispensable feature of Japanese business uniform will officially unravel next month, when government statisticians update the country's consumer goods basket for more liberal, open-necked times.
  • Nud­ists reveal skin in the game over Toronto air­port