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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Forced back to a regime they had escaped
    • Nicaraguan dissidents, once welcomed by the U.S., face deportation to their homeland.
  • Recording holds clues in news helicopter crash
    • Accident kills three, including two NBC4 journalists covering Chatsworth bus crash.
    • AN SUV collided with a Metro bus Tuesday afternoon, killing two. The helicopter crashed nearby two hours later, killing two on board and a third on the ground.
  • LAUSD weighs fate of schools as enrollment dives
    • District officials face tough choices on ‘rebuilding while also downsizing’ campuses.
  • Reclaiming art looted by Nazis
    • Families sue museums, including the Norton Simon, in an effort to get works back.
  • EU offers to make Canada ‘associate’
    • The proposal touting ‘common strength’ comes as relationships with U.S. are fraying.
  • La Opinión reflects on century in L.A.
    • For generations, the influential Spanish-language paper was a lifeline
    • ROSALINA Villanueva browses papers downtown in 1986. The decade was an era of growth for La Opinión.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Transfer portal transcends money
    • Player demands can turn dreams to nightmares
    • A Rolex watch. ● A mid-camp demand for more money. ● A coach leaving a team meeting only to find a player waiting outside his office, eager to discuss how much of his NIL deal should be guaranteed. ● Welcome to college football roster management in 2026. ● “It’s never over once the money is agreed to,” a prominent Power Four football general manager told USA TODAY Sports. “And the money agreed to is just the first step.” ● Think building and managing a championship-caliber roster is merely a matter of evaluating talent and allocating resources? ● First, consider these nightmares from the portal. ● As part of its examination of college football’s true roster costs in 2026, USA TODAY Sports spoke with coaches, general managers, agents and administrators about the realities of player acquisition in the NIL era. Their stories, drawn primarily from transfer portal pursuits but also from high school recruiting battles, reveal a chaotic marketplace where contracts rarely end negotiations and leverage never sleeps.
  • Clean-air rollbacks sparking concerns
    • EPA loosens Biden-era limits on power plants
    • The EPA has eased limits on plants such as LG&E’s coal-fired Mill Creek power plant in Kentucky.
  • Blood donations by young people plummet
    • Generation gap revealed as supply rebounds
    • Blood donations are stored in a freezer at Blood Assurance Headquarters in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on May 4.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • INCREASE IN RATES PUTS FED AT ODDS WITH PRESIDENT
    • FIRST IN THREE YEARS
    • Trump Urges Cut as New Chairman Tries to Put a Lid on Inflation
  • In a City of Aerial Reporting, a Crash Compounds a Story’s Sorrow
    • 5 Dead in L.A. Bus and Chopper Accidents
    • A news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles on Tuesday while covering a fatal bus collision. A colleague described “the day we all dread.”
  • Houthis Learn To Make Arms On Their Own
    • Relying Less on Tehran, and Employing A.I.
  • U.K.’s Storks Are Back. Or Are They Trespassers?
    • A nesting white stork at the Knepp conservation area in England.
  • Jury Scrutiny May Complicate Prospects for New Clancy Trial
    • Timothy J. Cruz, the prosecutor, faces a decision on a retrial.
  • World Starts Seeing U.S. as a Shaky Investment
    • Jitters Over Rising Debt and Use of Sanctions

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Fed Delivers First Rate Hike in 3 Years
    • After a unanimous vote, most officials pencil in one more increase in 2026
  • AI Sparks Divide Among Trump Aides
  • Elon Musk Roils U.K. Politics With His X Megaphone
    • New anti-immigration party benefits from his tweets; ‘civil war is inevitable’
  • Iran Hits Wall in Bid To Skirt Blockade
  • Markets Slump As Warsh Warns on Inflation
  • Mexico Celebrates Its Independence Day
    • ¡VIVA, MEXICO! President Claudia Sheinbaum marks the 216th anniversary of the start of the Mexican War of Independence against Spain on Wednesday in Mexico City. Celebrations began with the cry of ‘¡Viva, Mexico!’ three times just after midnight.
  • Nothing Blows Up a Parent Group Like a Fight Over School Snacks
    • A viral tale about Oreo jealousy was a hoax. The wars over sweets in class are very real.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Repub­lic­ans enjoy mega-donors’ back­ing as bil­lion­aires tower over midterms
  • Fed raises rates des­pite Trump pres­sure in bid to tame prices
    • ▸ First quarter-point uplift since 2023 ▸ War-driven infla­tion unnerves FOMC
  • AI bosses’ safety pledges open rifts among OpenAI and Anthropic staff
    • Bold prom­ises by the bosses of Anthropic and OpenAI to con­strain AI’s devel­op­ment are cre­at­ing ten­sions inside the two com­pan­ies over secur­ity and other con­cerns, high­light­ing the prac­tical chal­lenges of turn­ing rhet­oric into real­ity.
  • Energy group’s bungled oil trade sparks Pol­ish scan­dal
    • A botched attempt by Poland’s biggest state-backed energy group to secure Venezuelan oil has turned into one of the coun­try’s worst cor­por­ate scan­dals.