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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Justices weigh security role of the ballroom
    • Roberts lets work go on as court considers claim the ‘complex’ is ‘vitally required.’
    • CONSTRUCTION continues this week on the White House ballroom that is to replace the historic East Wing.
  • ICE tries to avoid outside oversight
    • Some contracts now assert that detention centers aren’t subject to local or state laws.
  • Arcadia aims to counter China’s influence
    • Ex-official pleaded guilty to acting as foreign agent
  • Many in state are losing healthcare
    • California’s uninsured rate could almost double by 2030, wiping out gains.
  • Sheinbaum’s ‘enemies list’?
    • Mexico leader’s naming of journalists sparks outcry
  • Replacing Swalwell
    • Progressive state Sen. Aisha Wahab defeats the president of BART’s board to serve out the term of the former congressman.
  • Harry and Meghan’s move is a PR bonanza
    • The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s exit from Montecito is not at all surprising
    • PRINCE HARRY and Meghan Markle are reportedly returning to the U.K. six years after the couple left amid a family feud.
  • Replacing Swalwell
    • Progressive state Sen. Aisha Wahab defeats the president of BART’s board to serve out the term of the former congressman.

• [[USA Today]]
  • TROOPS SELDOM STOP CRIME
    • National Guard mentioned in fraction of city criminal cases
    • DC DEPLOYMENT
    • The roughly 4,500 National Guard soldiers currently deployed to Washington, DC, outnumber its 3,200 police officers.
    • Although the Guardsmen have been deputized as U.S. Marshals, they have limited law enforcement power.
  • Fauci’s lawyers set up fund
    • Aiming to cover defense as U.S. probes multiply
  • Supreme Court: Ballroom work can continue
    • Pauses order that would halt much of the project
    • The Trump administration tore down the White House East Wing last year for the ballroom project.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Why Beijing Bets Trump Blinks First
    • China Ready for Risk in Iran Sanctions
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Trump Lawsuit Would Target Critical Report
    • Latest Intimidation Bid Aims at Think Tank
  • Loophole Leads to the Slaughter of Protected Wild Horses
    • U.S. Sells Mustangs for as Low as $25 Each to Attract Buyers
    • Rescued wild horses at Oregon’s Skydog Ranch. Government sales of horses were once rare, but started to rise under President Trump.
  • Administration Tries New Ways To Hit Harvard
  • Bumpy Rollout Hurts Mamdani’s 2nd-Home Tax
    • Opportunity for Critics and Court Fights
    • The tax on high-end second homes was seen as a way to help New York City close a budget gap.
  • At 77, She Walked From ‘Hell’ For Miles Under Hostile Skies
    • Nina Ivanova set out to flee Lyman, Ukraine, and drones.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Bond Market’s Turbulent Week Schools the Treasury Secretary
  • The Brains Who Powered China’s Surprising AI Leap
    • University lab nurtured the computer scientists who are using ingenuity and imitation to chase down Anthropic and OpenAI
  • AI Agents Don’t Require Any Sleep, But They’re Keeping Founders Awake
  • Democrats Prepare To Probe President, His Allies
    • White House gears up for an array of subpoenas should GOP lose the House
  • Capital Gridlock Is Suspended for a Weekend
    • STREET LEGAL: A driver practices for this weekend’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix IndyCar series race in Washington. The cars, which can reach street-course speeds near 200 mph, will make 147 laps. The speed limit is 25 mph on Pennsylvania Avenue.
  • How to Dock a Boat in 20 Seconds Without Taking Out a Tiki Bar
    • Crusty watermen and young prodigies compete in frenetic speed-docking contests

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Dol­lar fears spur bit­coin and gold
    • ▸ US bond inter­ven­tion back­fires ▸ Faith in green­back rattled ▸ Bes­sent under pres­sure
    • Bit­coin is up 23% this week to $77,450, its highest level since May
  • China pro­pels rise of robots
  • World powers’ lunar ambi­tions drive pro­posal to set ‘Green­wich Moon time’
    • World powers are pushing to agree how to measure the passage of time on the Moon, as a tiny difference with Earth threatens navigation and communications just as international efforts at lunar colonisation grow.
  • Smith­so­nian under fire in battle over US his­tory