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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Xi urges ‘human control’ of AI at summit
    • Chinese leader calls for caution amid concern, but Trump has balked at limits.
    • CHINESE PRESIDENT Xi Jinping and President Trump met privately at the White House on Thursday.
  • Tax the wealthy? State’s voters are divided, poll says
    • Fewer than half back a billionaire levy. Another revenue measure fares better.
  • Housing price anxiety reaches Inland Empire
  • Bass urges far more LAPD crisis intervention training
    • Mayor orders outside review to boost effort, calls current system ‘woefully inadequate.’
  • Judge lifts Trump’s latest ban on press
    • Exclusion is said likely to be unconstitutional. Three outlets regain White House access.
  • Chinook salmon really feeling the heat
    • Sacramento River has gotten too warm for endangered species’ eggs
    • A BIOLOGIST walks near a Chinook salmon carcass on the banks of the Sacramento River in Redding.

• [[USA Today]]
  • CULTURAL CHILLS
    • Universal spotlights diverse horror legends largely ignored by Hollywood
    • Brooklyn-Eden can’t wait to step into this year’s “Sinners” house at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights. ● “I love ‘Sinners’ as a film, obviously because it represents my cultural background, and it’s so exciting to see something so dear to me and so representative of me and other people like me on such a large scale and appreciated on such a large scale, but also, it was just masterfully done,” the voice actor, Afro artist and Halloween Horror Nights fan told USA TODAY. ● John Murdy, creative director and executive producer of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, knows that for many fans, “It’s more than just a horror film.”
    • El Charro is ready to help a bullied girl get revenge in “KILLceañera: Music by Slash” at Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights.
  • Stronger polar vortex in forecast
    • With El Niño, pattern could shape this winter
    • Long-range forecasts show the polar vortex could weaken later in the winter, around January and February.
  • Remembering the women who fought for freedom in Revolution
    • An exhibit at the National Museum of the U.S. Army imagines Anna Maria and John Lane, a married couple who both fought in the Revolutionary War.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Netanyahu Defends Wars And Calls Critics ‘Phony’
    • At U.N., He Underlines Threats to Israel and Assails Mamdani as Many Walk Out
    • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Thursday.
  • Xi and Trump Bond Over Granite and Politesse
    • Meeting at White House Masks Rift Between World Powers
    • The reception for President Xi Jinping of China on Thursday. Mr. Xi said his country and the U.S. share a “historic responsibility.”
  • TRUMP IS FORCED TO END MEDIA BAN
    • Sites Regain Access, but Keep TV Pool Dark
  • Canada Looks Past U.S.
    • In a wide-ranging interview, Mark Carney described a tense, evolving relationship with President Trump, laying out a vision for breaking his country’s dependence on the United States.
  • Slurs, Firings And Outbursts By Candidate
  • Death of Kirk Opened Door To Crackdown
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • New Risk Is Feared: Making A.I. Act Too Human
    • Leaders in Tech Clash Over Ways to Train

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Trump and Xi Meet as Pomp Masks Tensions
    • Summit marked by goodwill and muted expectations for major developments
    • China’s Xi Jinping, his wife, Peng Liyuan, and the Trumps at the White House on Thursday.
  • Iran Has a Secret Weapon in War With America: Help From China
    • Customs data show Chinese entities ship components used in drones and missiles
  • The Wheels of Justice Turn to E-Bike Risks
  • EU Shaken by Threat Of Diesel Export Ban
  • Economy Defies Higher Yields And Rates
  • Fear Not the AI Apocalypse: The Food Still Looks Radioactive
    • Image generators used by restaurants to promote menus are making diners queasy
  • Mortgage Rates Top 7%
    • Average 30-year mortgage rates hit 7.03% this week, the first time they have surpassed 7% since the beginning of last year, according to Freddie Mac. The threshold doesn’t hold any particular economic significance, but it is psychologically important for buyers and means more potential buyers will stay on the sidelines.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Xi calls on rivals to ‘coex­ist in peace’ as Trump hosts White House visit
    • ▸ Chinese leader more cau­tious on AI ▸ Trade war truce exten­ded ▸ Talks to include policy on Taiwan
    • 'Our competition should not be a wrestle in which one either wins or loses' Xi Jinping, China's president
    • Don­ald Trump’s meet­ing with China’s Pres­id­ent Xi Jin­ping is the third since the US pres­id­ent returned to office in Janu­ary 2025
  • Pres­sure-hit Rus­sia could attack Nato coun­try within months, Den­mark says
    • Rus­sia could launch a lim­ited mil­it­ary attack against a Nato coun­try in the com­ing months, Dan­ish intel­li­gence says, in the bluntest warn­ing yet by west­ern secur­ity ser­vices.
  • Jit­ters over French left’s pro­posal to ‘can­cel bonds’
    • A pro­posal by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, France’s far-left pres­id­en­tial hope­ful, to ‘can­cel’ a chunk of the national debt has become a cent­ral issue in France’s nas­cent elect­oral cam­paign, des­pite being lam­basted as illegal and a ‘waste of time’ by poli­cy­makers.