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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Federal clash with state over air rules escalates
    • House defies judge in moving to reverse California maritime emissions standards.
    • TRAFFIC moves on the Vincent Thomas Bridge past shipping containers at the Port of L.A. on Friday.
  • Canada trade war adds challenge in tight Senate races
    • The dispute stands to heighten economic anxiety, especially in 5 crucial border states.
  • Ruling stokes fear of voter purges
    • Justices let states use federal data to target noncitizens, a process seen as error-prone.
  • Trump’s summitry with Xi is all pomp
    • Lack of substance reveals the limits of the U.S. president’s approach to statecraft.
  • Still magic in the Mojave
    • Famed cafe is adrift, but tourists track it down
    • BAGDAD CAFE on Route 66, site of the 1987 cult film, battles for survival.
  • El Niño’s soggy wrath yields a hidden benefit
    • Major storms due to bring precious rain to drought-stricken state. But how to capture it?
  • Sparks fire coach
    • Lynne Roberts, who compiled a record of 36-49 over two seasons, was dismissed Friday after a season-finale loss to the Valkyries.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Use of voter database OK’d
    • Trump has sought to boost federal role in elections
    • Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said the decision puts Americans “at risk of being unlawfully targeted by the administration’s unreliable voter purge database weeks before the midterm elections.”
    • The Supreme Court majority said the plaintiffs’ arguments likely fail because federal law authorizes DHS to request and receive information relating to citizenship and immigration status from other agencies.
  • Trump wraps up summit with Xi
    • Cordial meeting sees few breakthroughs
  • Court fight over White House media ban not fully resolved
    • “PBS NewsHour” White House correspondent Laura Barron-Lopez, left, and MS NOW White House correspondent Jake Traylor do a live report from the designated outdoor press area on the North Lawn of the White House on Sept. 24.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • JUSTICES PERMIT VOTER SCREENING BY U.S. DATABASE
    • CHECK FOR CITIZENSHIP
    • Groups Fear System Will Be Used for Improper Purges From Rolls
  • Another Rise In Fed’s Rates Is Anticipated
    • New Data May Compel What Trump Opposes
  • Xi’s Visit With Trump Upstages Tumult at U.N.
    • Dysfunctional Assembly Does Little to Address Top Global Issues
    • President Trump, Melania Trump, President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, second from right, touring the National Archives.
  • Welcome Mat For Dictators, Not U.S. Press
  • Seeking Freedom and Grace After China Cracks Down on Church
    • Detained Pastor’s Wife Rebuilds Life in Exile
  • Kennedy Center Killed Repairs Of Leaks, Whistle-Blowers Say
    • Leaders have cited the leaks as a reason to close the center.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • GOP Midterm Angst Settles In As Trump’s Approval Hits Low
  • The Mystery Man Shadowing Guilfoyle’s Energy Deals
    • Christos Marafatsos serves as a corporate lobbyist while also closely advising the U. S. ambassador to Greece
  • Pentagon-Backed Firm Tests Chevron
  • Colleges Slash Tuition In New Marketing Tack
  • U.S. Push To Sever Tehran Trade Ties Escalates
    • Treasury official, an ex-Citi banker, warns countries to cut off banks and end flights
  • A Restored Notre Dame Welcomes Pope to Paris
    • OUTREACH: Pope Leo XIV, in this photograph provided by the Vatican, greets nuns on the first official state visit to France by a pope in 18 years. In speeches elsewhere, he warned that a ‘paradise of machines’ poses risks to humanity.
  • Iced Coffee at a Job Interview: Grounds for Rejection?
    • A cold drink heats up an etiquette debate; recruiters and career coaches have advice

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • New quantum era leads to ques­tion of turn­ing a profit
    • An IQM quantum com­puter. The dream of har­ness­ing quantum mech­an­ics to power a new com­put­ing form is edging closer to real­ity. But some experts cau­tion against think­ing that quantum is essen­tially magic and there­fore worth build­ing at any cost.
  • Sur­ging yields fail to cool ‘hot’ US eco­nomy
    • ▸ Infla­tion fears accel­er­ate bond sell-off ▸ Expect­a­tions of higher interest rates
  • Manchester City guilty ver­dicts over rule-breaches to rock European foot­ball
    • Manchester City has been found guilty of most of the 115 charges brought against it by the Premier League over breaches of its fin­an­cial rules in a decision that will send shock­waves through European foot­ball.
  • Tax­ing tour­ists gath­ers momentum world­wide
    • A global effort to tax tour­ists is pick­ing up steam as cash-strapped muni­cipal and national author­it­ies seek voter­friendly ways to raise rev­en­ues and exert some con­trol over a travel boom that keeps break­ing records.