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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • AI fears heighten the stakes of Xi’s Washington visit
    • Chance for a deal to guard against runaway technology low given U.S., China distrust.
    • THE U.S. Marine Band rehearses at the White House for Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit next week.
  • POSSIBLE U.S. WAR CRIMES IN IRAN
    • Families visit a school -- now a cemetery -- in Minah, Iran, that was struck by a missile in February. A U.N. panel found "reasonable grounds" to fault two American strikes in the Islamic Republic.
  • State’s insurers can’t use marital status
    • In a reversal for auto rates, commissioner says unmarried drivers should not pay more.
  • Snow, not rain, drives groundwater recharge
    • Gradual mountain melt seeps to aquifers; liquid precipitation, not so much, satellite data confirm
  • UC checks answer on dropping SAT
    • Discussion opens on reinstating testing as math grades fall but degree rates are stable.
  • Vintage rides get a smog test pass
    • Enthusiast Jay Leno pushed to relax emissions rules for more collector cars.
  • Suds with the buds
    • Teoscar Hernández celebrates with beer in the clubhouse after the Dodgers clinched the NL West on Thursday in Cincinnati.
  • A big California Latino gender gap
    • UCLA study finds more young Latina voters against Trump’s agenda than Latinos.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Beshear weighing White House bid
    • Governor has record of reelection in red state
    • With the energy of Democratic Socialists of America and their progressive kin grabbing midterm headlines, can an earnest, moderate, Bible-quoting governor from a red state emerge as the Democrats’ standard-bearer two years down the road? ● Andy Beshear would like to find out. ● While the Kentucky governor says he won’t make a decision on running for president until his term as chair of the Democratic Governors Association ends in December, he is already walking the walk: raising money for his PAC, traveling to states with early presidential primaries and writing a book about how to win over voters who haven’t been voting for Democrats lately.
    • “I spend 80% of my time on things that matter to 100% of Kentuckians.” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear
  • Survey: Support rising for DEI
    • Thaw emerges despite pressure from Trump
    • Job seekers wait to enter the HIRE360 Diversity Hiring Expo & Mega Career Expo in Carson, California.
  • Fed raises rates for first time in 3 years
    • Policymakers highlight inflation in statement
    • Many forecasters were expecting an increase partly because of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s past commitment to delivering price stability.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • DEEP-RED AREAS AT RISK FOR G.O.P. IN THE MIDTERMS
    • ASPENDING SCRAMBLE
    • Party’s Hopes in Georgia Falter as Democrats Press Advantage
  • Warning Call After a Surge In Minnesota
    • Trump Tactics Threat to Order, Judge Says
  • The New York Times at 175
    • THE FIRST ISSUE of The New York Times hit the streets 175 years ago today. To mark the occasion, A.G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The Times, writes about the newspaper’s mission — and how that mission is entwined with the 250th anniversary of the country’s founding. ¶ Mr. Sulzberger’s essay, on Page A27 of the Opinion section, helps launch a series that will reflect on the value of independent, eyewitness reporting devoted to capturing events “without fear or favor.” ¶ Over the next three months, journalists from all sections of the newsroom will surface and explore history as seen through The Times, critics will reflect on cultural moments and movements chronicled by their predecessors, and, on the Opinion pages, columnists, editorialists and writers will engage with past viewpoints in all their complexity. The Magazine will have a special issue, too.
  • U.S. Set to Gut Key Protection Of Its Wildlife
    • What Counts as Illegal Is Sharply Narrowed
  • Rare Gene Tied To Lung Cancer In Nonsmokers
  • PETER MAX, 1937-2026
    • A highly successful Pop artist, he expressed the blissed-out exuberance of the countercultural 1960s with trippy posters of Day-Glo flowers, butterflies, rainbows, stars and planets.
  • Evidence of A.I. Going Rogue Shows Up in 6 More Instances
    • Disclosure by OpenAI Adds to a Debate

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Congress Heads Home Early As Contentious Issues Simmer
    • AI dangers, gas prices are left unaddressed while House turns focus to midterms
  • Red, Blue Voters Unite Against Flock Cameras
  • The Math Geek Who Quit Anthropic
    • Jacob Coxon became the face of AI safety after dire warning
  • One Phone Call Put Sheeran Tour at Risk
  • Rate Rise Deepens Private Equity’s Struggles
    • Fed’s hike is expected to wreak havoc on funds already languishing
  • AI Royalty Comes to King Charles’s Court
    • KINGLY CONCERNS: King Charles III met in Scotland on Thursday with top tech executives, including Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, right. He urged that they adopt guidelines to keep artificial intelligence from going rogue following a series of alarming incidents.
  • Samsung Fans Bent Out of Shape Over Apple’s Foldable Phone
    • Galaxy users are indignant about ‘new’ features they’ve used for years

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Car­ney addresses EU after Trump vents anger over Cana­dian part­ner­ship drive
  • Tur­key races to stem fal­lout from run on mar­ket funds
    • ▸ Vehicles liquid­ated to restore calm ▸ Blow to fra­gile fin­an­cial repu­ta­tion
  • Merz skips UN trip to fight for sur­vival as Ger­man regional elec­tions look grim
    • Ger­man Chan­cel­lor Friedrich Merz is facing mount­ing unrest within his party ahead of two regional elec­tions on Sunday, with some insiders warn­ing that more poor res­ults could hasten his depar­ture from office.
  • Sum­mer drought fries European potato farm­ers
    • Europe is going from potato feast to fam­ine this year after heat­waves over the sum­mer baked fields and stun­ted crops.