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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Suspect at golf club was Marine
    • Jeanine John Taele has history of honors and charges before arrest at Trump’s course.
  • L.A. aims to hold on to indie film production
    • Proposed grants would fund low-budget projects
    • FILMMAKERS with smaller budgets lose out on existing film incentives built for larger projects. Above, director Vanna James on set for “The Seed.”
  • For Democrats, a struggle over party’s identity
    • A progressive’s Senate primary victory in swing state Michigan presents a crucial test.
  • Lineage estimates steep cleanup cost
    • Warehouse operator expects to spend up to $100 million for Boyle Heights fire mop-up.
  • Utilities urge state to limit fire liability
    • PG&E, Edison prod Legislature to adopt rules that would help protect shareholders.
  • DOUBLE LOSS FOR DODGERS
    • Despite two homers by Shohei Ohtani, they fall at Chicago for sixth straight defeat after bad news on Dalton Rushing’s injury.
  • Sheriff’s commander exits job amid probe
    • Internal report says he misled officials about a subordinate. He blamed bad memory.

• [[USA Today]]
  • ‘Sandwich Generation’ millennials pay the price
    • Average age of those caring for kids, parents is now 34, causing sudden financial strain
    • The “Sandwich Generation” is getting younger, imperiling Americans’ retirements, analysts said. ● Sandwich caregivers, or those simultaneously taking care of aging parents and children, took on their dual care responsibilities at 34 years old on average, according to Care.com’s 2026 Sandwich Generation Report. That’s younger than the typical age of 40s or 50s for the Sandwich Generation and “one of the most stunning takeaways” of the survey, said the online marketplace connecting families with caregivers. Of the 1,000 Americans surveyed, 69% said their dual responsibilities began earlier in life than they expected, and 80% said the transition happened suddenly, leaving little time to prepare financially.
  • Spokane wildfires feel ‘like a bad dream’
    • Survivors tell their stories of shock, sadness and loss
    • The childhood home of Jason Dalton was among several hundred structures razed to the ground in a few hours by wildfires in the Spokane, Washington, area.
  • Dems’ divide only gets deeper
    • El-Sayed’s Michigan win leaves direction unsettled
  • Bobcats get new lease on life at sanctuary
    • Dakota is one of the four bobcats in the care of Rustic Acres Wildcat Rescue.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • YEARS OF NEGLECT LED UP TO ATTACKS ON WATER SUPPLY
    • U.S. IGNORED WARNINGS
    • A Federal and State Rush After Officials Blame Iran for Hackings
  • With Ukraine Air Defenses Thinned, Russia Attacks
    • Among the victims of a bombardment in the Kyiv region Wednesday were several whose bodies lay on a railway platform.
  • White House Pushing Back On Hemp Ban
    • Delay Stands to Benefit Chief of Staff’s Family
  • U.S. Ends Work With Organ Donor Group Over Reports of Abuses
    • Claims of Ignoring Signs of Patient Alertness
  • PRESSING VICTIMS IN COURTROOM
    • Uber Digs Deep Into Accusers’ Pasts In Fighting Sexual Assault Lawsuits
  • Win in Michigan Sets Up Left’s Real Test in Fall
    • Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee.
  • China’s Nonsmokers, Often Outnumbered, Try to Clear the Air
    • Disputes More Visible as Bans Remain Lax

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Iran, Oman Near Hormuz Deal
    • Agreement would give Tehran a role in controlling traffic, but wouldn’t allow tolls
  • Airlines Push Back Against ICE Enforcement
  • President Repeatedly Contacts Fed Chief
  • This Shopping App Entices Some to Bid Until They’re Broke
    • Whatnot’s quick auctions and ‘breaks’ hook users chasing sports cards and more
  • Michigan Win Lifts The Left, But Fight Remains
    • Democrats look to unite after El-Sayed ekes out a victory in the Senate primary
  • Kyiv Pounded as Antimissile Stockpile Dwindles
    • DEADLY STRIKE: A warehouse burns in Kyiv on Wednesday after a Russian missile and drone attack killed at least 17 people. Ukraine’s air-defense forces said they were unable to intercept any of the projectiles that targeted a civilian area.
  • The Science Lab Where Techs Are Drowning in Feces
    • Samples—and a certain stink—accumulate thanks to the cyclosporiasis outbreak

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • China begins global tax hunt reach­ing back dec­ades as fiscal pres­sure grows
    • ▸ Ultra-rich face deep scru­tiny ▸ Tough curbs on off­shore cap­ital flows ▸ Budget rev­en­ues stag­nate
    • 'Having the right trust structure provided a tax shelter. This new ruling has ended that advantage'
  • Kyiv pleads for mis­sile shield
  • Leftwing Demo­crat’s Michigan win sets stage for pivotal midterm Sen­ate battle
    • The Democratic Party's progressive leftwing has won a significant victory in the US after Abdul El-Sayed defeated congresswoman Haley Stevens in a high-stakes Senate primary battle in Michigan.
  • Cobalt’s traces of uranium trig­ger alarm in DR Congo