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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- L.A.’s perilous game of water pipeline triage
- With money scarce, repairs occur only in areas considered most likely to break next.
- LADWP workers gather the day after the July 16 pipe rupture on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood.
- Chinese AI is gaining ground in U.S.
- The models may not be as powerful as their American rivals, but they are less costly.
- Paramount’s Warner deal is appearing less certain
- Thousands of bias claims, few officers punished
- Reforesting, too slowly
- Fires, fed cuts overwhelm state replanting efforts
- MAYA HOTZ checks on Douglas fir seedlings at a Cal Fire nursery in Davis.
- Berlin suspect killed
- Police shoot the man believed to have driven a van into a crowd near a Pride festival. Above, a Brandenburg Gate vigil on Sunday.
- How the L.A. City Council measures up
- L.A.’s perilous game of water pipeline triage
- [[USA Today]]
- Lab brings retro tech to students
- History professor preserves old devices for hands-on learning
- “The experience of using a computer is an important part of your life. When that technology goes obsolete, you lose that piece.” Thomas Haigh Creator of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Retrolab
- Thomas Haigh, history department chair at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, created Retrolab, where students can get hands-on experience with old-school technology.
- Anxiety, questions follow death
- Case raises safety fears, skepticism for justice
- NOLAN WELLS
- Dating profile makeovers: An antidote to manosphere?
- Coach helps men present themselves better on apps
- Michael Asibuo specializes in dating makeovers and confidence transformations for “high-performing men.”
- Lab brings retro tech to students
- [[The New York Times]]
- INDUSTRIES FEAR THE DEPORTATION OF VITAL WORKERS
- PROTECTION SET TO END
- One Million at Risk After Court Ruling, as Some Leaders Try to Act
- Stuck in Iran, Trump Learns Limit of Power
- Five Months Into War, Bold Goals Are Unmet
- NEWS ANALYSIS
- Mourning After Attack on Gay Pride Event in Berlin
- Police officers found a man suspected of killing one and wounding 29. He confronted them with a weapon and was killed.
- Seeking Out Taliban Commander I Once Fought
- Is Closure Possible for a Soldier Who Became a Journalist?
- ESSAY
- D.N.C.’s Mood Sinks as Cash Grows Scarce
- To Rise in Hegseth’s Pentagon, An Admiral Relied on Politics
- Adm. Daryl Caudle lobbied for the Navy’s top job last year.
- Kids Pitch In to Rebuild Cities, Using Minecraft
- Learning Urban Design via Video Game
- In Greenland, Seal Hunting Is Life
- For centuries, the animal has provided sustenance to people living in a harsh landscape.
- INDUSTRIES FEAR THE DEPORTATION OF VITAL WORKERS
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Nvidia in Talks to Back OpenAI On $250 Billion for Data Hub
- Ohio project, tied to U.S. deal, would be one of world’s largest computing centers
- Chatbots Answer Perilous Queries
- AI models know how to make biological weapons. Some will teach you.
- Hiring Defies Forecast of AI Wipeout
- United Approached Delta About a Merger
- Trump Pauses Plans for Strikes On Iran
- U.S. delays campaign amid debates over weapons supply, potential for talks
- Tour de France Champion Makes History
- SPIN AND WIN: Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, 27, rolled onto the Champs-Élysées to claim his fifth Tour de France on Sunday, making him one of only five men to win bicycling’s biggest race five times. Pogacar won by six minutes and 26 seconds.
- Deadly Attack In Berlin
- People gathered Sunday in front of the Brandenburg Gate after a vehicle attack on a pride festival the previous day left at least one person dead and dozens injured. The suspect was killed Sunday evening by police.
- A Mystery Consumes a Golf Course: Who Turned the Grass Orange?
- All 18 greens and a practice putting surface at Michigan’s course were attacked
- Nvidia in Talks to Back OpenAI On $250 Billion for Data Hub
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Biggest defence companies home in on start-ups for nimbler military tech
- ▸ Push into ‘modern warfare’ ▸ Data comes as US and Iran halt fire ▸ Oman lobbies Tehran over Hormuz
- 'New technologies are here to stay and defence primes want to make sure they have exposure to them'
- Modi caves in to protesters
- Spain and France evacuate 335,000 as raging wildfires threaten major cities
- France and Spain have evacuated 335,000 people from worsening wildfires that are stretching fire-fighting capacity and have left tens of thousands of people in temporary shelter.
- US border agents’ tactics rekindle public outrage
- Biggest defence companies home in on start-ups for nimbler military tech