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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Mexican fishermen also target of U.S. boat strikes
- A YOUNG fisherman in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, hometown of seven men reportedly killed in a U.S. airstrike.
- Trump may be stumbling into a ‘forever war’
- Long a critic of such entanglements, the president appears to be ensnared in Iran.
- Analysis
- Drivers sharing habits may cut bills
- State proposal would tie motorists’ data to premiums. Consumer advocates aren’t sold.
- Kaiser’s dispute process draws calls for reform
- HMO, patients spar over whether unusual arbitration system is fair. State may step in.
- Despite some misfires, this World Cup was a big success
- THE 2026 WORLD CUP’S closing ceremony at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
- Facing drought and water restrictions, farmers turn to solar
- Mexican fishermen also target of U.S. boat strikes
- [[USA Today]]
- Wildfire seasons grow in ferocity
- Smoke, sheer destruction only spreading, data shows
- Anew heat wave will bring another round of scorching temperatures as fires in the West continue to grow in what already has been a deadly fire season. The Babylon Fire in Utah now covers 100,000 acres, and the Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado is nearing that size. ● This follows what had been a historically warm winter turned into a historically warm first half of the year: So far, 2026 is the nation’s second-warmest in 132 years of recordkeeping. ● USA TODAY analyzed decades of wildfire data compiled by federal agencies, which includes fires of at least 1,000 acres for the Western United States and at least 500 acres for the Eastern United States, to see how things have changed.
- A wildfire fueled by wind gusts of more than 100 mph tears through the Centennial Heights neighborhood of Louisville, Colorado, on Dec. 30, 2021. Called the Marshall Fire, it was the state’s most destructive ever.
- A satellite image captures the scope of the Babylon Fire south of Moab, Utah, on July 1. The wind-driven blaze has burned more than 100,000 acres.
- Trump’s message is stuck in 2020
- ‘Broken’ elections claim has a familiar ring
- UCLA rare books heist exposes shortfalls
- Ruse reveals security upgrades long overdue
- Wildfire seasons grow in ferocity
- [[The New York Times]]
- AGENTS ARE TOLD F.B.I. WON’T LOOK INTO ICE CLASHES
- OFFICIALS DENY A SHIFT
- Scrutiny May Be Limited as Criticism Mounts After Shootings
- American Dies As Iran Drone Is Neutralized
- Blast in Iraq Adds to Toll of Intensifying War
- The Reign Is Spain’s
- Ferran Torres scoring the winner in extra time against Argentina in the men’s World Cup final on Sunday.
- Trump’s Gutting of Agency Stifled the Scrutiny of Workplace Bias
- Civil Rights Office Had Reviewed Contractors for Government
- New York City Horse Carriages Poised to Ride Into the Sunset
- Central Park in 1985. The rides are tied to the city’s romance.
- Heartbreak of Quakes Is Doubled for Venezuela’s Many Migrants
- Hurrying Home, Only to Bury Loved Ones
- Liliana Figueroa, left, who lives in Brazil, lost her 16-year-old daughter in La Guaira, Venezuela. Rafael Alberto Gómez Muñoz, center, who returned from Colombia, lost his 39-year-old sister. Jhon Jairo Portal Pino, who works in Peru, lost his 19-year-old daughter.
- AGENTS ARE TOLD F.B.I. WON’T LOOK INTO ICE CLASHES
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Justice Department Pulls Back On Pursuing Corporate Crime
- Prosecutors eased off in some cases, even as executives were suspected
- Shortcuts In Private Equity Mint New Millionaires
- CIA Man Helped Sheikh’s AI Bid
- Jonny Gannon aided U. A.E. in quashing U. S. concerns about Chinese ties
- Meetings, Chats, Dates: All Are Being Recorded
- Jordan Becomes A Focus Of Iran Conflict
- Tehran strikes U. S. ally with missiles, drones, leading to American deaths
- Spain Tops Argentina 1- 0 to Win the World Cup
- GOAL REACHED: Ferran Torres of Spain celebrated after scoring the winning goal in extra time for his country’s 1-0 victory over Argentina in the World Cup final in East Rutherford, N.J. It was Spain’s second-ever World Cup championship.
- Russian Missiles Ravage Kyiv
- AFTERMATH: Russia hit the Ukrainian capital with a big attack, as President Volodymyr Zelensky sought to defuse discontent over his dismissal of the defense minister.
- English Old Boys’ Sport Shaken Up by American Woman
- Camille VanderMeer helps open-division crew row to victory in storied boat race
- Justice Department Pulls Back On Pursuing Corporate Crime
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Carve-outs for corporate champions threaten EU’s Russia sanctions drive
- ▸ New package needs unanimous vote ▸ National interests trump solidarity ▸ Vetoes trigger extra talks
- A resident in Kyiv inspects damage to her flat in the wake of Russia’s weekend air strikes on the Ukrainian capital
- 'It is major crisis for the whole sanctions approach if everyone demands derogations and loopholes'
- Fashion houses face inventory glut as Europe bans destroying unsold stock
- Large fashion groups including LVMH, Prada, Chanel and Inditex will be banned from destroying unsold clothes and footwear in the EU from this week, forcing the industry to overhaul the way it handles excess stock and customer returns.
- UBS sets its sights set on a bigger slice of American pie
- Carve-outs for corporate champions threaten EU’s Russia sanctions drive