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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Barriers to save homes could destroy beaches
    • Rocks and seawalls built for high surf will likely worsen erosion long after El Niño, experts say
    • DENNIS TRANTHAM fills sandbags to protect his home in Long Beach on Sunday ahead of Hurricane Polo.
  • L.A. Olympics annual reports missing details
    • Organizers won’t publicly disclose contract, insurance, venue information.
  • State’s donors giving left and center
    • Californians funding both moderate and progressive candidates in divisive races.
  • City attorney race led by undecided
    • A poll shows Marissa Roy holds 20%, John McKinney 10% in the downballot contest.
  • After Warner battle, Ellison faces Hollywood challenges
  • USC loss compounded
    • Desman Stephens’ illegal hit earned a suspension. Coach Lincoln Riley’s response was a foul of its own, writes Mirjam Swanson.
  • Teaching Soviet-era resistance locally
    • Workshops focus on a method used by dissidents to bypass censorship
    • WENDY Raigosa uses repurposed materials in her project at Wende Museum’s samizdat workshop.

• [[USA Today]]
  • A grand plan
    • Woman’s caregiving choice that became an adventure
    • On the surface, Grace Yockey’s life looks like that of a typical recent college graduate. She works a remote job, spends time with friends and family and enjoys her daily ritual of getting coffee down the street with “the coolest roommate of all time.” But unlike most 24-year-olds, Yockey is also a caregiver. Her roommate, 83-year-old Valerie Yockey, is her grandmother. Vava, as Yockey calls her, has dementia, and her family decided nearly a year ago that she couldn’t live alone any longer in her Seattle condo. Yockey, who was just getting used to post-grad life, said moving in with her grandmother was the obvious solution.
    • Grace Yockey, 24, is a caregiver for her grandmother Valerie Yockey, 83, who has dementia.
  • Colorado library is a natural experience
    • Offers trails, gardens, mud and, yes, books
    • Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colorado, not only features books, computers and community spaces, but also camping gear, nature trails and gardens.
  • Trump’s suit against IA paper dismissed
    • Judge rules 2024 report is ‘protected’ speech
    • Judge Scott Beattie said President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Des Moines Register was a stretch of Iowa law.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • ICE’s Summer Crackdown Quietly Set High in Arrests
    • Photos and Filings Reveal a Decentralized Dragnet and Little Public Backlash
    • Agents tried to detain accident victims in a Florida hospital.
  • Battling a Microplastics Epidemic in Indonesia
    • Tiny fragments of plastic are abundant in the air, land and water in the country, where the burning of trash is common.
  • Vague Data Mars Vance’s Federal Fraud Claims
    • $250 Billion Is Listed Without Caveats
  • U.A.W.’s Rise Jolts Politics In New York
  • A Mexican Celebration of Melons
    • In the eastern city of Xalapa, what started as a joke among friends over two decades ago has become a vibrant annual tradition that highlights creativity and absurdity with round fruits.
  • Carney Looks Past U.S. for Partners, but His Options Have Limits
    • E.U., China and India vs. Deep U.S. Ties
  • High Gas and Mortgage Rates Are Tailing Trump to Midterms
    • Diesel topped $6.50 per gallon last week, a strain for shippers.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • In Effort to Revive Talks, Iran Pressed for Nuclear Concessions
  • The Doomers Who Shaped The AI Safety Freakout
    • Effective altruism has wielded big influence at Anthropic
  • Boeing Finds New 737 MAX Glitch
  • Buffet Chain Cracks All-You-Can-Eat Code
  • Stocks Stand Up To Rising Bond Yields
    • Investors debate what could come next amid complex market history
  • Storm Batters Parts of the Northeast Coast
    • STORMY WEATHER: People in coastal areas in the Northeast slogged through floodwaters as a nor’easter pummeled the shoreline Saturday and Sunday, knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes. A man paddleboards on a street in Sea Isle City, N.J.
  • Ford’s Employee of the Month Is a Hawk Named ‘El Charro’
    • Automaker turns to falconry to protect trucks from a persistent pigeon invasion

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Ten­sions high in North­ern Ire­land after pro­test­ers halt Orange Order march­ers
  • Voters blame private equity for sur­ging US hous­ing costs
    • ▸ Big investors tar­geted in midterms ▸ Can­did­ates vow to rein in pur­chases
  • Indone­sia slashes stock price floor as lan­guish­ing bourse risks down­grade
    • Indone­sia is slash­ing the min­imum price at which shares can trade, in a move that is expec­ted to cause stocks in dozens of com­pan­ies in south-east Asia’s largest eco­nomy to slump to a tiny frac­tion of a penny.
  • Pope joins battle against rise of Europe’s far right
    • Pope Leo XIV will visit the homet­own of Robert Schu­man — a found­ing father of the EU on the path to saint­hood — to sup­port European integ­ra­tion and the fight against a resur­gent far right.