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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- State bill seeks to stub out vape pen trash
- Legislation to ban disposable devices, a toxic waste plague, heads to Newsom.
- ‘We won.’ ‘Close to over.’ Trump’s Iran war timeline
- Over six months, his comments have swung wildly
- PRESIDENT TRUMP repeatedly has contradicted himself in an attempt to control the war narrative; top, a bridge in southern Iran hit by a U.S. airstrike.
- Meta’s deal for child safety is just one step
- Other countries have been cracking down on the use of social media among youths.
- Legislation targets unethical lawyers
- State lawmakers pass bills to limit shady outreach tactics and investor influence.
- A pledge to electrify I-5 freight corridor
- Nations, states plan charging network for trucks to go from Baja to British Columbia.
- Mesmerizing
- Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, whose Infinity Mirror Rooms at the Broad continue to enchant Angelenos, has died at 97.
- Patriot missile shortage risks Europe’s defense
- Iran war has dwindled U.S. stockpile, leaving NATO vulnerable to an attack, officials say.
- State bill seeks to stub out vape pen trash
- [[USA Today]]
- Who really runs college football?
- These 25 people wield great influence and have the ability to shape the sport’s future
- In today’s college sports landscape, power no longer resides solely on the sidelines or in the commissioner’s office. It sits in television boardrooms, law firms, courtrooms, congressional hearing rooms and donor suites. A judge can reshape athlete compensation and eligibility with a ruling. A television executive can redefine a conference’s future with a media rights deal. An agent can trigger a bidding war. A senator can influence the rules governing the entire industry. ● The people steering college sports have never been more diverse, or more influential. ● A panel of regional and national members of the USA TODAY Sports Network consulted industry sources, debated candidates and cast votes to identify the individuals exerting the greatest influence over the direction of college athletics.
- SEC commissioner Greg Sankey, College GameDay analyst Pat McAfee and BIG10 commissioner Tony Petitti.
- Will war haunt Trump’s legacy?
- At 6-month mark in Iran, lessons have been stark
- After the United States struck Iran on Feb. 28, President Donald Trump said the war would end within weeks.
- Americans are still spending to find joy
- But comfort comes with dose of guilt, survey says
- U.S. consumers are “joy pressured,” a new survey says, meaning their finances are making it harder to access and sustain joy.
- Who really runs college football?
- [[The New York Times]]
- HUGE WAVES SPED THROUGH VALLEYS, TRAPPING VICTIMS
- A RIVER ROSE 650 FEET
- Many Foreigners Among 1,800 Missing or Dead in Nepal and Tibet
- Nepalese soldiers carrying children to a helicopter to help their parents board during evacuation operations on Thursday in the aftermath of a mammoth flash flood.
- Meta, After Binding Its Hands, Wants Its Rivals to Do Likewise
- Worrying Competitors’ Apps Will Get Edge With Children
- Combative Treasury Chief Confronts His Limits
- Bessent Faces a Test of Credibility as He Tries to Tame Markets
- YAYOI KUSAMA, 1929-2026
- Her art caused a stir in New York and Europe in the 1960s. But she had a second act.
- Virtually 24/7, What a Way She Made a Living
- Parton Empire Shaped Celebrity Branding
- Absolved of a Crime, but Feeling Far From Free
- Nancy Smith was exonerated in a child sexual abuse case.
- HUGE WAVES SPED THROUGH VALLEYS, TRAPPING VICTIMS
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Two Controllers Cut Out Early Before Deadly LaGuardia Crash
- Costa Rican Drug Violence Sparks Political Turmoil
- A bastion of democratic stability faces trafficking surge
- Abu Dhabi ‘Spy Sheikh’ Is a Major Shareholder In Trumps’ New Bank
- President’s Corporate Donors Now Court Democrats
- Tech firms fear GOP might lose House; they are preparing for potential probes
- More Than 1,450 Missing in Himalayan Floods
- DELUGE: Houses lie covered in sludge in Devighat in Nepal’s Nuwakot District on Thursday, a day after the area was hit by a giant wave likely triggered by a broken glacier. At least 390 people died and dozens of U.S. tourists remain missing.
- Thieving, Face-Licking Marmots Are Spreading Terror on the Trail
- Cute but destructive rodents swipe shoes, snatch backpacks and guzzle radiator fluid
- Nvidia Fuels New AI Hopes
- Nvidia's blowout second-quarter results sent the chip maker's shares surging 8.7% on Thursday, their steepest one-day jump since April 2025, adding $442 billion to the company's market value. That rise trails only a $450 billion one-day gain by Microsoft in July, the largest such jump ever. The quarterly report quelled worries over chip demand.
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Uefa primes criminal lawsuit against Infantino over Fifa stake sale debacle
- ▸ Serious mismanagement alleged ▸ Papers sought from Kushner’s firm ▸ Fresh call for new leadership
- Members want to ensure 'Fifa is once again governed as an institution - not around one individual'
- Floods threat haunts Nepal
- Trump’s heat on student visas spurred Harvard to look at taking MBAs abroad
- Harvard Business School explored teaching its MBA in Europe and Canada for the first time last year after Donald Trump's administration threatened to stop international students from obtaining visas to attend its courses.
- Big Tobacco turns up the dial in nicotine pouch war
- Uefa primes criminal lawsuit against Infantino over Fifa stake sale debacle