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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Few contested House races, but high stakes
- Even with more safe districts in redrawn map, California holds key to party control.
- STANDING GUARD
- Spanish army soldiers block access to the beach for people crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Friday. At least 57 people died after about 60,000 crossed in 24 hours.
- Courts restore migrant bond hearings
- Two appellate rulings strike down Trump’s ‘mandatory detention’ expansion policy.
- A global milestone for California solar power
- In May, over half of its electricity came from sun
- PANELS absorb the sun’s rays at the Pastoria Solar Project in Arvin, Calif. Battery storage has transformed the state’s power system, an analyst says.
- Hamas deal touted amid uncertainties
- Group agrees to disarm but issues demands Israel deems to be nonstarters.
- Anthropic says its AI bots went rogue too
- Like a recent OpenAI incident, Claude models hacked targets, stoking new concern.
- L.A. transit needs Olympic feat
- World Cup was just a practice session for ’28 Games
- Few contested House races, but high stakes
- [[USA Today]]
- Rumors, hardship fuel migrant surge
- Experts also question whether Morocco turned a blind eye
- Migrants return to Morocco, as seen from Ceuta, Spain, on July 31.
- Spanish military personnel patrol as migrants try to cross the border barrier with Morocco to enter Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta on July 31.
- U.S. proposes deep cuts to Colorado River water
- Federal plan would slash supply to AZ, CA and NV
- The Colorado River is seen at Horseshoe Bend in Page, Arizona, on July 31. The river provides water to 1 in 10 Americans.
- Iran says it stopped ships in Hormuz
- Underscores worries on global energy supplies
- Two ships are anchored off Dubai on July 31. Iran has blocked most shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Rumors, hardship fuel migrant surge
- [[The New York Times]]
- WESTERN STATES FACE DEEP CUTS OVER WATER USE
- COLORADO RIVER BASIN
- Legal Fight Expected — Climate Change Puts Crimp on Supply
- Rush of Migrants Into Territory Of Spain Ignites a Backlash
- Exodus From Morocco Draws Ire of the Right Across Europe
- By Friday afternoon, the Spanish authorities said the majority of the migrants who had flooded into Ceuta had returned to Morocco.
- Rescuers Show Signs of Harm To the Brain but Aren’t Helped
- Coast Guard Has Not Studied the Effects of Heavy Waves
- ‘Botched’ Job, Not Sabotage, Damaged Pool
- Charges to Be Dropped Against Ex-Olympian
- MAGA’s Media Machine Is Starting to Splinter
- Losing an Audience
- In Homeland of Tacos, Chipotle Tries to Fit In
- Mexico’s Spicy Market Could Be an Issue
- Families eating last month at Chipotle in San Pedro in Monterrey, the first outlet the American chain has opened in Mexico.
- WESTERN STATES FACE DEEP CUTS OVER WATER USE
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- ‘The Boss Wants This Money’: Trump’s Fundraising Operation
- Investors Cheer Rise In Prices—For Now
- Israel, Hamas at Odds On Latest Gaza Plan
- OpenAI Plots Revival After Anthropic’s Rise
- In War’s Turmoil, Oil Giants See Huge Windfall
- Industry titans post blockbuster earnings as conflict disruptions stoke energy prices
- Spain Pushes Back After Migrants Rush Enclave
- CHAOTIC SCENES: Migrants run back to Morocco after Spanish soldiers moved to secure Ceuta. As many as 60,000 migrants streamed into the Spanish territory in North Africa on Thursday and Friday but authorities said most of them left.
- ‘Naked Dressing’ Is Spreading And It’s Making Things Awkward
- Racy outfits pop up at business conferences; ‘I have no idea where to look right now.’
- Apple's Stock Takes Beating
- Firm sees its steepest single-session drop in market cap.
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Sánchez condemns ‘attack’ on Spain
- ▸ Alarm at influx of 60,000 migrants ▸ PM rushes to Ceuta ▸ Rightwingers seize on incident
- Pedro Sánchez described the events in Ceuta as ‘a violation of Spain’s territorial integrity’
- Falling Danube bares warship
- Pressure builds on Infantino as top Fifa figures resist plan to ‘mortgage football’
- A top Fifa executive said a plan to sell a stake in a new commercial entity was the "project of one person" and urged footballs' leaders to block it, hours after a key adviser to the organisation's president Gianni Infantino quit in protest.
- AI whizz kid’s hedge fund counts cost of tech sell-off
- Sánchez condemns ‘attack’ on Spain