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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- MLK hospital tackles funding crisis
- With dire federal cuts coming, South L.A. facility seeks a bigger slice of county cash.
- EMERGENCY department staffers work at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Willowbrook.
- ‘Orphaned’ voters may be key in midterms
- Californians without a candidate from their party on ballot could hold strategic sway.
- Gas smuggling fuels corruption in Mexico
- It’s the cartels’ biggest revenue source after drugs
- Trump to profit off his policy posts
- Investors can now buy early access to his social media, raising host of ethical issues.
- Haitians in U.S. fear what’s next after protections ended
- Dodgers detractors, you could have gotten Skubal too
- TARIK SKUBAL, formerly of Detroit, comes to the Dodgers for three prospects, none a first-rounder.
- MLK hospital tackles funding crisis
- [[USA Today]]
- Raising their voices
- Independent voters in key states reveal what moves needle for them
- John Marvin lives in Florida. Sandi Hebley resides in Texas. And Sophie Gelling calls Pennsylvania her home. They live in different corners of the nation, but they have one thing in common. ● They’re all independent voters weighing their options, figuring out what impact they might have on key races in the crucial midterm elections. ● These voters are a fulcrum on which the middle shifts in every race. And their vote may never be as important. About 4 in 10 registered U.S. voters say they are independent, according to recent polls by Gallup and the Pew Research Center.
- Marine pests may hitch ride in strait
- ‘Super-spreader event’ risk builds as ships idle
- Restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz have given invasive organisms time to grow on ships’ hulls.
- Sweater company threads in politics
- Its ‘Give a Damn’ line aims to make sass chic
- Raising their voices
- [[The New York Times]]
- Iran Mustered Its Proxies To Maximize Cost of War
- Reasserting Influence With Militant Groups and Gaining Level of Coordination
- U.S. Restores Some Global Health Aid With Big Grants
- Unclear if $2 Billion for Hunger and Disease Is a Lasting Shift
- Women having their children assessed for malnourishment at a clinic run by the charity Concern Worldwide in Mogadishu, Somalia.
- For Pastor and His Chatbot, Service to Congregation Never Sleeps
- Images of Justin Lester that he has tested for social media video. His chatbot doesn’t have video.
- Trump Polls Hit New Low? Not In His Universe.
- NEWS ANALYSIS
- Vote That Led To End of Roe Plagues Collins
- Senator Susan Collins backed Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
- Iran Mustered Its Proxies To Maximize Cost of War
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Democrats’ Biggest Donors Shun Main Party Committee
- DNC coffers can’t match GOP’s haul as backers are giving directly to candidates
- Trail of Missteps In Guthrie Case
- Six months after kidnapping, investigators have made little progress
- Real World Got in Way Of Mogul’s Nation Building
- Quant Firms, AI Labs Jockey for Math Stars
- Gulf Allies Sway U.S. In Pivot To Talks With Iran
- Trump calls off escalation of strikes after mediators offer new Hormuz plan
- Greece Fights Wildfires as Europe Crisis Spreads
- DIRE BATTLE: Volunteers on Sunday worked to douse a wildfire near Porto Germeno, about 40 miles northwest of Athens. Two Greek firefighting helicopters collided on Sunday while battling a wind-driven fire, killing two crew members.
- Helicopter Parents Are Co-Piloting Their Adult Children’s Careers
- Mom and dad are calling up hiring managers, applying for jobs on kid’s behalf
- Web Slinger's Box Office Pull
- Sony Pictures' 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' opened to an estimated $927 million in global box-office sales, making it the second-biggest film debut yet, according to the studio.
- Democrats’ Biggest Donors Shun Main Party Committee
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US companies book ‘rock solid’ profits despite consumers’ struggle with costs
- ▸ Double-digit earnings growth ▸ Strongest quarter in five years ▸ Affordability crunch risks backlash
- 'Tech and energy are big drivers but you are seeing other sectors participate' Richard Saldanha, Aviva Investors
- Migrant death toll mounts
- ‘Hugo’ spritz boom quells Aperol’s fizz as Bacardi barges in on aperitivo hour
- Sales of Bacardi's St-Germain liqueur are growing faster than Campari's Aperol this summer as the "Hugo" elderflower spritz trend takes hold in the US, challenging the Italian group's dominance of the aperitif market.
- Pro-Israel US lobby group drives voters to take sides
- US companies book ‘rock solid’ profits despite consumers’ struggle with costs