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[[Los Angeles Times]]
- A new low in states’ water crisis
  - Colorado River’s two big reservoirs drop to record levels. Experts warn users of cuts.
  - LAKE MEAD behind Hoover Dam, shown days before July 4, is the country’s largest reservoir. It’s 27% full.
- Pentagon seeks $70 billion as Iran war drags on
  - Hegseth raises cost estimate for conflict. Senators from both parties are skeptical.
  - DEFENSE Secretary Pete Hegseth said the war is now expected to cost $37.5 billion, up from $29 billion.
- Silicon Valley workers push back against AI
- LAUSD plays up stability
  - Amid budget crisis, new chief stresses the positive
  - STUDENTS dance as part of Supt. Andrés Chait’s “state of the district” event.
- U.S.-Iran fighting stymies diplomacy
  - Attacks and Yemen rebels’ Saudi blockade complicate efforts to revive interim truce.
- E-bike injuries rising, with more kids hurt

[[USA Today]]
- Trump ratchets up trade war with Canada
  - Sweeping 50% tariffs set to begin in August
  - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney maintains his country supports “free and fair trade.”
- It’s like a family resort, but some kids come to die
  - George Mark Children’s House offers welcome respite or end-of-life care
  - Daniel Lockwood’s parents say he squealed with enthusiasm the whole last hour of their four-hour drive to George Mark Children’s House on June 1. Upon their arrival, Sarah and Kevin Lockwood help their son, who has several diagnoses including cerebral palsy, into his wheelchair and unload his bags of clothes and medications. “It’s been a lot of excitement the last 24 hours,” Kevin Lockwood says, as 14-year-old Daniel urges his parents inside the house. Nurses lead Daniel and his family to a magic forest-themed bedroom. Between the cartoonish murals, spa center, lush gardens and packed schedule of music, arts and crafts, horticulture and other activities, the facility almost feels like a family resort.
  - Paul Taguinod, 24, prepares to swing on a wheelchair-accessible swing at the George Mark Children’s House. Paul, who has cerebral palsy and is blind, says people he’s met at George Mark are like family.
  - Shekinah Eliassen, CEO of George Mark Children’s House, holds a photograph of her husband, Peter, with their son Lars, who died at George Mark a mere 21 days after his birth.
- For java benefits, how you drink it matters
  - Added sugar and dairy products can substantially increase caloric intake in coffee.

[[The New York Times]]
- U.S. ABANDONING FUEL EFFICIENCY AS PRICES SURGE
  - UNDOING REGULATIONS
  - New Data Centers and Record Heat Strain the Power Grid
- Migrant Policy Creating Crisis For Elder Care
- Teenage Brothers in Grim Search Under Rubble
  - After Quakes, Families in Venezuela Look for Loved Ones
  - Winder Delfín, 17, and his brother Deivi, 15, were walking home when their building collapsed. They spent nearly a month searching for the bodies of family members.
- Red Sea Strait Is Newest Risk For Global Oil
- Free of Virus, but Scarred by 42-Day Quarantine
  - Dr. Steve Kornfeld of Bend, Ore., was among 18 Americans isolated in Omaha after a hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship.
- Maine Candidate’s Evolution: Anti-Abortion to Progressive
  - Troy Jackson is expected to replace Graham Platner.

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Tehran’s Missile Barrage Shows U.S. Hasn’t Erased Lethal Threat
  - Iran flaunts deadly ability, despite Trump claiming its military was totally destroyed
- How London’s Planning Rules Keep Housing Unaffordable
  - Home construction is nearing a standstill, thanks to regulation, increased building costs and politics; ‘It’s strangling the city’
- When Buying a House ‘Sight Unseen’ Comes With 3 Dead Bodies
- President Prepares New Tack In Tariff Campaign
  - Reshaping of levies’ legal backing after court ruling tees up more uncertainty
- Bowing to Protests, Zelensky Ousts Army Chief
  - PEOPLE POWER: President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Gen. Oleksandr Syrskiy on Tuesday as head of Ukraine’s armed forces. Protesters have thronged Kyiv in the wake of Zelensky’s removal of Mikhailo Fedorov, the tech-savvy defense minister who criticized Syrskiy for being too slow to adapt his methods to avoid bloody battles against a more powerful foe.
- AI Hikes Building Costs
  - The spending binge for AI data centers is helping to mask some of the weakness in traditional categories of commercial and industrial construction. Spending on new factories, warehouses and other non-AI industrial sites has been held back by rising costs.
- A Locomotive Named Big Boy Is Making Grown Men Cry
  - World’s largest operating steam locomotive is on its first coast-to-coast tour

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Trump primes renewed tariff barrage despite advisers’ midterms warnings
  - ▸ New levies for dozens of nations ▸ Prices shock looms for voters ▸ President’s fixation risks trade war
- Police detain Modi critics
- Liverpool valued at $6bn as Mittals line up shot at Premier League riches
  - A consortium led by Amit Bhatia and backed by the Mittal family is in talks to buy a significant minority stake in Liverpool Football Club, in a deal that would value the Premier League side at more than $6bn.
- Chinese subsidies prove acid test for EU industry

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