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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Deadline for fire cleanup comes and goes
- Lineage fights city on timeline as stench persists and residents anxiously await relief.
- IN BOYLE HEIGHTS, crews continue cleanup efforts after a June blaze engulfed a cold storage warehouse.
- California rejects offshore fracking project
- Facing federal threat, Coastal Commission asserts its clout on the issue for the first time.
- Families, lawmakers seek answers on sailors’ plight
- Trump dismisses concerns as USS Lincoln heads back to San Diego after record-long deployment
- State defends its vaccine schedule
- Health chief decries rollback order by Trump, who falsely calls one shot ‘lethal.’
- LAX people mover is 99% done but faces uncertainties
- THE Automated People Mover runs without passengers during testing in April.
- Mangione admits gunning down CEO
- LUIGI MANGIONE still faces a New York state murder prosecution.
- Deadline for fire cleanup comes and goes
- [[USA Today]]
- VENEZUELANS FEAR MORE HITS
- Country’s power, water supplies face new cuts as El Niño looms
- Less than two months after devastating twin earthquakes left more than 6,000 dead, Venezuelans are being called by the government to save power and water. ● With a drought looming, many read this as an omen of more widespread electricity outages and less fresh water supply after months of already severe cuts. ● Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said last week that El Niño was already hitting the OPEC country and could bring drought before the end of the year. The periodic phenomenon, which warms the Pacific Ocean’s surface and alters global weather patterns, made power and water conservation necessary, she said.
- Josefina Rodriguez fears the new rationing will make things worse in La Guaira, Venezuela.
- A woman sits next to a tent where she sleeps after her building collapsed in the earthquakes in La Guaira. MAIN PHOTO: People use the light from a phone to provide illumination during a power outage in Caracas, Venezuela, on Aug. 9.
- Mangione admits to killing insurance CEO
- Pleads guilty to charges, averting a federal trial
- Cooler data may force Fed to hold
- Job growth tepid with inflation above target
- VENEZUELANS FEAR MORE HITS
- [[The New York Times]]
- PLEADING GUILTY, MANGIONE GIVES DETAILS OF PLOT
- LAYS OUT C.E.O. KILLING
- Admission in U.S. Court — His Team Asks to Dismiss State Case
- James Barnacle Jr. of the F.B.I., joined by federal prosecutors on Friday, discussed Luigi Mangione’s plea in Brian Thompson’s death.
- California Mulls Recognizing ‘Jewish’ as a Formal Ethnicity
- Approaching Identity as More Than a Religion
- Health Fears Are Fueling Bans Of Herbicide Farmers Rely On
- Studies Link Paraquat and Parkinson’s
- A.I. Cheating Has Swamped Online Classes
- Teachers Searching for Practical Solutions
- Volunteers Whose Mission Knows No Borders
- Héctor Méndez described his experience during a devastating 1985 quake in Mexico as an epiphany.
- In Thawing Arctic, Beavers Invade and Renovate
- Beavers, Canada’s national symbol, have built dams that disrupt the spawning of Arctic char, angering the residents in Umiujaq.
- PLEADING GUILTY, MANGIONE GIVES DETAILS OF PLOT
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Mangione Admits to Killing CEO
- 28-year-old pleads guilty to federal stalking charges in executive’s death
- Even Claude Is Unclear About Anthropic CEO’s Wife—and Her Strong Influence
- Cami Clark—who started a ‘revolutionary porn company’—is a key adviser to the AI chief
- War With Iran Hinges On Who Blinks First
- U.S. Urges Apple Not To Buy Chinese Chips
- Farage Wins Back U.K. Seat, Count Binface Is No. 2
- UNUSUAL ELECTION: Trash can-wearing comic Count Binface celebrates his second-place finish Friday after Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-immigration Reform UK party, regained his Parliament seat. Farage skipped the official declaration.
- The $449 Music Festival Wedding, Gophers and DJ Included
- Couples say adieu to $50,000 ceremonies, and ‘I do’ to nuptials with strangers
- Mangione Admits to Killing CEO
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- American AI groups slash prices
- ▸ Effort to fend off Chinese rivals ▸ Businesses cap usage ▸ Cuts mark shift for US labs
- Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 has been touted as being ‘half the price’ of its flagship model
- Tourism turns to influencers
- Swiss police seek help from France as ‘homejackings’ target Geneva’s wealthy
- The Lake Geneva region is fighting a growing number of violent home robberies of its wealthiest residents, which threaten the area's reputation as a haven for the ultra-rich and have inflamed suspicions across the border with France.
- Turkish honey finds its sweet spot with gourmets
- American AI groups slash prices