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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Paramount agrees to long delay in merger
- Concession in states’ antitrust case may push its Warner Bros. deal to next June.
- Soaring oil prices add new pocketbook stress
- Gas, groceries and more to rise as war revives
- A VENDOR is surrounded by produce at the Santa Monica Farmers Market last week. Grocery prices are up.
- Measles hits U.S. record not seen since ’91
- California, meanwhile, has logged 52 cases so far this year, twice as many as in all of 2025.
- U.S. punished acts of protest, suit says
- Homeland Security is accused of surveilling observers and yanking TSA clearance status.
- L.A. nonprofit theaters ponder a new way forward
- Spurred by a bleak national forecast, leaders from three local stages say the industry must reinvent itself
- James picks 76ers
- Calling it his “last decision,” LeBron James announces that he will sign with Philadelphia to play in his record 24th NBA season.
- Coaster sounds a little too ‘Fast & Furious’
- Residents of Toluca Lake aren’t pleased with new, noisy neighbor
- A VIEW of Universal Studios Hollywood’s “Fast & Furious” ride, which is now running with test riders.
- Paramount agrees to long delay in merger
- [[USA Today]]
- YEMEN TEETERS TOWARD WAR
- After Houthi attacks, pessimism grows on peace prospects
- A protester displays a poster featuring late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Sanaa, Yemen, on March 6. Tensions are deepening in Yemen.
- A Houthi follower looks on during a pro-Iran demonstration in Sanaa, Yemen, on April 6. The Houthis have largely stayed on the sidelines of the Iran war but now may see an opening.
- Power pledge draws doubts
- Data centers’ impacts become election issue
- President Donald Trump has been pushing an aggressive build-out of AI-related infrastructure.
- Key U.S.-Canada bridge opens amid fraught ties
- A Canadian flag flies near the Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Windsor, Ontario, with Detroit on July 24.
- YEMEN TEETERS TOWARD WAR
- [[The New York Times]]
- TRUMP SWITCHED JET AFTER THREAT BY IRAN PROXIES
- WHILE AT NATO SUMMIT
- Abrupt Move Highlights Security Issues in 747 Donated by Qatar
- France, Broiling, Asks Spain for Survival Tips
- Going to Work Earlier? Perhaps. Siestas? A Tougher Sell.
- The beach in Lacanau, southwestern France, provided worrisome views of a nearby wildfire on Friday. France has been pummeled by a series of heat waves this year.
- Measles Cases Highest Level In 2 Decades
- 200% Return For Firm Run By Trump Son
- Pump Butter, Add Salt. Just Don’t Toss the Tub.
- These Popcorn Buckets Have Resale Value
- Fans of “The Odyssey” can pick a Trojan horse bucket at the theater, though it’s close to selling out.
- Iran’s Leader May Be More Open to Nuclear Arms
- Harder Line in Tehran After Father’s Killing
- TRUMP SWITCHED JET AFTER THREAT BY IRAN PROXIES
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Inside China’s All-Out Campaign To Catch Up With U.S AI Chips
- Trump Trade Map Gets New Route
- Bahrain, Kuwait Hit Iran In Rare Reprisal
- U.S. allies covertly conducted airstrikes earlier this month, a first since war began
- Fires Turn French Beaches to Holiday Hellscape
- HAZY HAZARD: The beach in Lacanau, France, is nearly empty Friday as clouds of smoke from a wildfire can be seen. Tens of thousands of residents and tourists are fleeing as blazes fueled by a summer of heat waves rage in southwestern Europe.
- Priced Out In Florida? This Place Is Booming.
- The Lonely Fight to Keep The Cheap Las Vegas Buffet Alive
- A few old-school hotels are dead set on keeping the all-you-can-eat circus going
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US tech giants slash 140,000 jobs
- ▸ 2026 tally deepens trend ▸ Axe falls as AI spending surges ▸ Productivity gains offer cover
- Tech accounts for more than one-third of announced lay-offs in the US this year
- Tourists flee French resort
- Europe wins and Brazil loses as Trump builds new foundations for tariff wall
- European countries have emerged as relative winners of Donald Trump's latest move to rebuild his tariff wall after it was struck down by the US Supreme Court this year.
- New Zealand’s rocket man takes on Musk and Bezos
- US tech giants slash 140,000 jobs