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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • If not for China, oil prices might be worse
    • Iran war sent costs soaring. Trump can thank Xi’s policy that they aren’t higher.
    • A U.S. MILITARY honor guard rehearses for this week’s White House visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
  • California still battling Trump over elections
    • State targeted with subpoenas in federal inquiry into alleged noncitizen voting.
  • The system failed to protect her
    • Nora Villanueva Campanor got a restraining order against her abusive ex — and still ended up dead
  • Opposition grows to a Paramount merger settlement
  • El Niño threat is a rerun for L.A.
  • Feds seek predators in child sex abuse network
  • Missing the mark
    • Cameron Dicker (11) watches his field-goal try go wide during a 26-14 loss to the Raiders at SoFi Stadium, dropping the Chargers to 0-2.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Finding the good amid the painful
    • My mind has fragmented these memories, hidden others to protect me
    • Whenever I reflect on my father, my focus inevitably shifts to our final car ride together. I was14. Much of my memory of that September morning in 1986 is lost to time, so I must re-create parts of it in my imagination. ● I can picture us sitting side by side in his gray Oldsmobile Starfire, riding through Riverside, Ohio. I can see him preparing to drop me off at Walter E. Stebbins High School. But I cannot visualize what I should have noticed.
    • September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. A new book by USA TODAY nation enterprise editor Jeremy Redmon explores war, fatherhood, love and loss. This excerpt is drawn from “Tell the Kids I Love Them: A Memoir,” published Sept. 15 by the University of South Carolina Press.
    • Jeremy Redmon, the nation enterprise editor for USA TODAY, is the author of “Tell the Kids I Love Them,” a memoir about fathers and sons, love and loss and war and lacrosse.
  • Earners at bottom miss out on gains
    • Gap widens as income rises, census data shows
    • Workers line up for food parcels at Newark Liberty International Airport in 2025. Census data shows the income gap growing.
  • Mercury has shrunk more than expected
    • Researchers measure planet’s ancient scars
    • An image of Mercury taken by NASA’s Messenger spacecraft in 2008. New views reveal scars that are a sign of shrinkage.
    • Mercury may have shrunk by up to 30% more than previously believed, according to a study published Sept. 10, in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Kennedy Center, an Oasis Of Art, Wilts Under Trump
    • Documents Show Political Capture Included Plans to Unload Much of Collection
    • After a court order, President Trump’s name was taken off the Kennedy Center, where an annex featuresgold-leaf portraits that include Mr. Trump. Fencing now surrounds the center after a closure.
  • Amid Losses, Trump Turns On the Media
    • Lashing at Old Target to Provide Distraction
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • He’s Resisting Junta That’s Ensconced Upstairs
    • Myanmar Envoy Won’t Cede Job or Office
  • A Faraway War Brings Guyana An Oil Windfal
  • Up for a Fight, He Aims to Flip A Seat in Maine
    • Troy Jackson, a Democrat, is running against Susan Collins.
  • Did Jefferson Have Children With Hemings? Tests Say Yes.
    • A lock of Thomas Jefferson’s hair, clipped the day of his death in 1826. Smithsonian researchers used it to sequence his genome.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Oil-Tanker Shortage Threatens To Keep Fuel Prices Elevated
    • Record shipping cost through Strait of Hormuz could offset any crude-price slide
  • Polymarket Blew Past Concerns
    • In race to grow, CEO brushed off staff warnings about fraudster activity
  • A Crypto Bill Fails, And the Industry Is Pointing Fingers
  • Tiktokers Exploit a Lucrative Side Hustle
  • GOP Uses Cash Edge To Battle Midterm Handicaps
    • Outlays in key states top $200 million in bid to offset momentum for the Democrats
  • Ukraine Strikes Moscow in Biggest Drone Blitz
    • FIERY ATTACK: Smoke rises on Sunday from an oil refinery that was struck by some of the more than 1,000 drones launched by Ukraine at the Russian capital. Two people were killed and 20 injured in the region, Russian authorities said.
  • The Weird and Wild Send-Off To Movie Director’s Summer Camp
    • For nearly a decade, John Waters has assembled ‘the filthiest campers alive’

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Big Tech banks on guar­an­tees to keep $300bn AI expos­ure off bal­ance sheet
    • ▸ Credit strength eases Wall St fears ▸ Cheap fund­ing for data build-out ▸ Con­cern at added layer of risk
    • The rise in off-the-books liability 'adds a very high degree of complexity to their credit risk profiles'
  • Kyiv’s drones storm Moscow
  • US drivers face motor oil ration­ing as prices quad­ruple and sup­plies run dry
    • A world­wide short­age of motor oil is becom­ing more acute, with prices reach­ing new highs, oil-change shops run­ning dry and a US retail group ration­ing sales.
  • Threat of stricter sanc­tions looms over Israeli eco­nomy
    • Global pres­sure aims to change Israel’s beha­viour in the West Bank, where set­tle­ments are expand­ing and attacks on Palestini­ans spiralling.