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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • El Niño could worsen erosion of state’s coast
    • PEDESTRIANS watch the tide near a lifeguard tower at Thalia Street Beach in Laguna Beach last week.
  • Personalized pricing under a microscope
    • State lawmakers seek to stop firms from setting charges based on customers’ data.
  • He took his gang down with him
    • The viciousness of a Valley crime boss ultimately destroyed most of his following.
  • Google courting studios for its AI
    • The technology giant has been talking with executives as it tries to make it in Hollywood.
  • Trump aide grabs public’s eye
    • Conservative Californian takes her place at his side
  • Aaron Donald unretires
    • Three-time NFL defensive player of the year announces his return to the Rams, considered to be among the Super Bowl favorites.
  • In France, shades of California’s fire zones
    • Climate change has brought infernos that scorched wildlands, homes
    • A HUNTING lodge sits beside a burned pine forest in Le Porge, France.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Comfort care
    • Hospice makes most of time left, be it long or short
    • James Braithwaite is waiting by the door of his home when Nicole Golding arrives from hospice. ● He knows he’s dying. But it doesn’t feel like the end is near. ● “How are you doing today?” Golding asks as he leads her to a seat at his dining room table. ● Braithwaite, 79, has end-stage stomach cancer. He swears he feels fine. ● He still gets out of the house whenever he can. Still belts out James Taylor songs to the karaoke machine his son keeps downstairs. He’s still able to pick up a football and toss it in the air. ● He doesn’t look like most of the other patients Golding sees on her routine check-ins, chatty in his navy shorts and polo on this quiet tree-lined street in suburban Buffalo.
    • Now that he has cancer and is facing certain death, James Braithwaite understands what matters most: It’s not how you leave this life, he says, but how you live it.
    • Arthur Ferdinand, 84, talks with hospice worker Nicole Golding in his home near Buffalo, New York. He stopped chemo and entered home hospice after the side effects became unbearable.
    • James Braithwaite, of Buffalo, New York, entered home hospice in April after he was diagnosed with end-stage stomach cancer.
  • Americans unite in fight vs. Big Tech
    • AI, data centers, Flock cams hit with backlash
    • Activist Brandy Price holds a sign in opposition to AI during a city council meeting about data centers in Memphis on Aug. 18.
  • Users flock to apps sending texts at carrier pigeons’ pace
    • Slow messaging appeals to fans of simpler tech

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Deportees Flown to Africa Tell of Shackles and Agony
    • 10 Detainees Say They Experienced or Saw Abusive Treatment by ICE Agents
  • ICE Widens Focus to Those With No Criminal Record
    • A surge in immigration arrests includes spouses of U.S. citizens, those who had entered legally and were pursuing asylum, and others with temporary legal status.
    • July arrests were highest along the southern border
    • Local partners are carrying out a growing share of ICE arrests
    • The number of people held in ICE detention ticked back up this summer
  • A U.S. Court Reliably Aids Trump’s Aims
    • Justice Dept. Is Bringing Cases to Texas Judge
  • How 47 States Cornered Meta On Teen Safety
  • Germany Seeks To Curb Access Of Its Far Right
  • In Spain, 10 P.M. Was Dinnertime. For Many, It’s Now Bedtime.
    • Bucking tradition, reservations in Spain are often at 9 or (gasp) 8.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Deal for Venezuela’s Oil Rights Followed Months of Secret Talks
  • College Enrollment Crisis Hits Brand-Name Schools
    • Syracuse illustrates spreading problem of falling enrollment
  • Employers AI-Proof Their Job Interviews
  • Short-Term Loans Put Walter in a Tight Spot
  • Booming Corporate Earnings Fuel Lofty Outlooks
    • AI investment, tariff refunds drive gains as many shoppers continue to spend
  • Nepal Clings to Hope for the Many Missing in Flood
    • SWEPT AWAY: The names and faces of some of the 2,500 people missing in the floods that struck Nepal and Tibet last week fill a wall in Kathmandu on Sunday. The death toll in the disaster, likely caused by a glacier collapse, stood at 770.
  • One of Asia’s Most Liveable Cities Tackles a New Threat: Cicadas
    • Singapore, not known for half-measures, has gone all out to control what’s bugging it
    • Unwelcome visitor

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Big Tech profits enjoy $160bn paper boost from stakes in other AI groups
    • ▸ Con­cerns grow over ‘cir­cu­lar­ity’ ▸ Gains flat­ter recent accounts ▸ SpaceX hold­ings provide uplift
    • It 'raises the question of whether the growth...is based on underlying demand or is misleading'
  • Ice­land rejects talks with EU
  • Venezuelan oil baron begins to court investors after deal with Wash­ing­ton
    • The controversial Venezuelan energy executive who is now the Trump administration's business partner has begun talking to potential investors in the oilfields they will jointly control.
  • Iran asks feared fig­ure to run its domestic mili­tia