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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • ICE agents used anti-Latino slurs in texts, video
    • Civil rights groups ask judge to put an end to immigration stops motivated by race.
  • Trump meets Israel, Ukraine leaders
    • Signs indicate seeming frustration with Netanyahu and an easing with Zelensky.
  • Seeking a solution for when AI goes rogue
    • OpenAI bot’s attack on a rival rattles industry leaders, policymakers and consumers
  • LAPD records no longer made public
    • Agency quietly halted publishing of files vital to transparency, a researcher says.
    • OTHER agencies have continued releasing files as usual, a researcher says. Above, LAPD headquarters.
  • State prisons use employees as fire alarms; cost is swelling
    • Fixing old detectors would take $1.5 billion, so officers get paid to look for smoke.
  • Yurok Tribe reclaims redwood gateway
    • YUROK construction crews removed about 20 acres of asphalt, restored the waterway and planted trees.

• [[USA Today]]
  • ‘They’re indeed great heroes’
    • Stories of 20 Americans killed in the Iran war
    • Servicemen carry the transfer case of Army Sgt. Michael Swinton, during a dignified transfer of his remains at Delaware’s Dover Air Force Base on July 22.
  • Graham honored
    • South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, a central figure in the House and Senate for 31 years and a prominent voice in foreign policy, was memorialized July 28 in Washington, DC, as world leaders, colleagues and friends gathered to pay their respects. The Republican, 71, who died July 11, was remembered in an emotional ceremony at the Capitol Rotunda for his tenacity in public debate and his good humor. Funeral services will be held July 29 in South Carolina.
    • Attendees pay their respects for Sen. Lindsey Graham at the U.S. Capitol on July 28. An emotional memorial service in the Capitol Rotunda left some relatives and lawmakers in tears.
    • The longtime senator died July 11 of an aortic dissection. Services will take place over two days.
  • Construction workers dig it: Industry is No. 1 in pay boosts
    • People changing jobs in construction have been outearning every other sector for almost three years, a new survey shows.
  • Is daylight saving time a problem for Judaism?
    • Some fear permanence would infringe on prayer

• [[The New York Times]]
  • IRAN SAYS IT SEES NO NEED TO RUSH FOR A CEASE-FIRE
    • DISMISSING U.S. CLAIMS
    • Despite Tehran’s Bluster, Damage to Economy Creates Challenge
  • At a Farewell, Trump’s D.C. Is on Display
    • A President’s Arc, From McCain to Graham
    • Senator Lindsey Graham’s casket in the Capitol Rotunda on Tuesday. President Trump remembered him as a “giant” of the Senate.
  • Meta’s Secret Push to Sweeten Megacenter Deal
    • Tax and Power Pledges for Six-Square-Mile Louisiana Facility
  • U.S. Holds Up Transit Grants Worth Billions
  • Fallopian Tubes Could Be Key To Preventing Ovarian Cancer
    • Removing Them Cuts Risk by 80 Percent
  • After Raucous ‘Takeover,’ California City Considers Line in Sand
    • Teen Event Spurs Push to Curb Beach Access
  • Earthquake Hits Southwest Japan
    • The 6.8 magnitude quake struck near the city of Uto. Dozens were reported injured.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Trump Turns Up Heat on RFK Jr. To Cut Back on Childhood Vaccines
  • Iran Launches Missile Attack On U.S. Forces
    • Surprise strike marks strategy shift for Tehran; projectiles are all intercepted
  • Meta’s AI Spending Binge Runs Into Rising Debt Costs
  • Underground Reactor Splits Rural Kansas
  • Graham Praised as ‘American Original’
    • TRIBUTES: President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and members of the cabinet attend the funeral Tuesday for Sen. Lindsey Graham at Washington National Cathedral. The South Carolina Republican, a top adviser to Trump on foreign affairs, died July 11.
  • Britain Is a Mess. At Least There’s ‘Hot Podium Guy.’
    • Sound engineer is a rare symbol of political continuity—and good looks
  • Earnings Lift the Blue Chips
    • Investors continued selling chip and memory stocks, sending the Nasdaq down 0.2% on Tuesday. Strong earnings lifted the Dow, which rose 1%, and the S&P 500 climbed 0.2%.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Many deaths feared after strong earth­quake wreaks havoc in south­ern Japan
    • Part of a bridge that col­lapsed after the earth­quake in Yat­sushiro in Kum­amoto pre­fec­ture
  • Chip stocks rout deep­ens as anxi­ety rises over AI boom
    • ▸ Nas­daq 100 hits cor­rec­tion ter­rit­ory ▸ ‘Neg­at­ive momentum’ grips mar­kets
  • Infantino told foot­ball ‘not Fifa’s to sell’ after plans for $20bn com­mer­cial unit
    • Fifa is planning to sell a roughly 20 per cent stake in a new commercial entity valued at about $20bn, as the governing body's president Gianni Infantino seeks to capitalise on this summer's lucrative and controversial World Cup.
  • Europe weighs wind sec­tor shake-up to take on China