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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Muggy conditions make summer heat unbearable
    • With warmer nights, warnings of more heat illness
    • PLAYERS vie for the basketball at the Venice Beach courts. Recent monsoonal activity has fueled mugginess.
  • A plan to speed up vote count in California
    • Elections group suggests shorter time to verify signatures, among other actions.
  • Jordan caught in regional security dilemma
    • The war on Iran has brought unwelcome attention to Amman’s ties with the U.S.
  • Energy cuts made to hurt blue states
    • Trump administration admits in court filing decisions were based solely on politics.
  • Dodgers, Lakers owner focus of reported loan fraud investigation
    • Mark Walter waves to fans at last fall’s Dodgers championship parade.
  • A region aflame
    • France says it hopes to get a huge wildfire under control before a forecast rise in temperatures. Above, a fire crew outside Bordeaux.
  • L.A. artist who ‘liberated’ Aunt Jemima
    • Her works subverted ‘mammy,’ other racist figures by arming them
    • BETYE SAAR, 1926 – 2026
    • ICONIC AND INFLUENTIALArtist Betye Saar, photographed at her home in Laurel Canyon in June, used assemblages to explore difficult aspects of U.S. history.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Military bases delay toxic PFAS cleanup
    • ‘Forever chemicals’ remediation put off decades in some cases
    • The War Department “chose to quietly remove the previous cleanup schedule from its website and publish new timelines. This is ultimately a violation of trust.” Sen. Patty Murray D-Washington
    • Jacob Carnes and Lili White of the Washington Department of Ecology collect water samples from a pond near the Army’s Yakima Training Center. Wells at more than 140 homes nearby have tested over the Environmental Protection Agency’s drinking water limit for PFAS.
  • Markets guessing on Fed’s direction
    • New chair Kevin Warsh keeps his cards close
  • Alone in the open ocean, ‘I borrow their bravery’
    • Swimmer goes distance for cancer survivors
    • Maya Merhige, 18, aims to become the youngest person to finish the Oceans Seven open-water swim challenge.
  • Revoking citizenship, once rare, is revving up

• [[The New York Times]]
  • HOUTHIS LOCATED SAUDI WEAK SPOT IN U.S.-IRAN WAR
    • SHIP ROUTES IN RED SEA
    • Hoping Pressure on Oil Exports Yields More Power in Yemen
  • Ebola Virus Stalks Crowded Camps in Congo
    • There are a million people displaced by violence in the epicenter. They live in dangerous conditions and are fighting the virus with very little clean water.
  • Hope vs. Fear As Fire Nears French Refuge
  • Cubans Counter an Oil Blockade With Ingenuity
    • CAN CUBA SURVIVE?
    • Facing Its Worst Energy Crisis
  • On Police Academy, a Name and an Inspiration
    • Honoring Officer Who Forgave His Shooter
  • Tours Must Go On at Gutted Kennedy Center
    • Dedicated Guides Wait as Visitors Decline
  • Balancing Act As Netanyahu Heads to U.S.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Fed Chairman Is Now Getting His Wish: A ‘Good Family Fight’
    • Warsh’s tight-lipped approach to economy faces test this week as rate panel meets
  • U.S. Cities Face Drop in Children
    • Big metro areas confront rapid decline of resident families with kids
  • Ukraine, Iran Wars Converge In Caspian
  • Whistleblower Set Off Probe of Dodgers Owner
  • Sizzling Debut Propels Chinese Chip Firm
    • CXMT vaults to top value of a firm listed in mainland China; competition for U. S.
  • Monsoon Floods Death Toll Tops 100 in Pakistan
    • SWAMPED: People wade through floodwaters Monday after the Ravi River overflowed in Lahore, Pakistan. Flooding triggered by heavy monsoon rains has claimed more than 100 lives in the nation in the past month, and more rain is forecast.
  • You Think You’ve Found the One. Then You Crunch the Numbers.
    • Young adults are consulting spreadsheets to grade their dates; ‘friends feedback’ tab

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Chinese chip cham­pion soars 466% on debut in big leap for homegrown tech
    • ▸ CXMT rides sec­tor frenzy ▸ Back­ers hail AI sup­ply chain pro­gress ▸ Value touches $547bn record
  • ‘Mega-fires’ stalk Europe
  • Under-fire Infantino kicks out at crit­ics blind to World Cup’s ‘laughter and joy’
    • Fifa president Gianni Infantino has accused his critics of being "consumed by hate" and brushed aside complaints at the treatment of Iran's team and the lifting of a ban on a US player after pressure from President Donald Trump.
  • Rush for rare earths sows fear on sac­red Kenyan hill