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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- State cuts excessive tests for English learners
- New law streamlines program so students can get on with broader education.
- FIRST-GRADERS raise their hands on the first day of school at Gledhill Street Elementary in North Hills.
- New U.S. fuel rules are a blow to climate goals
- California and other states are likely to sue over lower mileage standards for vehicles.
- Taunts and bans: Trump escalates his war on press
- Attacks come at shaky time for public trust in media
- Trapped on violent deportation flight
- Bewildered men recount journey to an African nationplagued by conflict.
- Self-regulation may be AI firms’ goal
- Across IVF insurance divide, many priced out of parenthood
- NICOLE Torres doesn’t qualify for infertility treatment coverage under state law.
- State cuts excessive tests for English learners
- [[USA Today]]
- ‘God walks with us, we are not alone’
- As Cuba’s crisis deepens, the Catholic Church fills the void
- “It’s the toughest – and probably the saddest – of all the times I have lived through.” The Rev. Ariel Suárez Jáuregui
- Barbara Díaz, 68, of Havana, left the church after joining local communist party committees but returned in the 1990s. People are “looking for hope,” she said.
- Father Ariel Suárez Jáuregui prepares to lead morning Mass at Our Lady of Charity Catholic Church. His parish offers soup kitchens, a parish laundromat and other services.
- Fight for voting rights ramps up
- Activism across South draws on history
- Laketa M. Smith speaks with other organizers at her office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Sept. 13.
- Cartoonist’s world trip broadens his views
- In ‘Home/World,’ he revisits 2024 journey
- Ben Hatke in Annecy, France, in June 2024.
- ‘God walks with us, we are not alone’
- [[The New York Times]]
- Venezuelan Gold Chased By Trump Sits Untouched
- U.S. Brokered Deals in Notoriously Corrupt Industry That Makes Refiners Wary
- Gold to be processed. Gang territory surrounds El Callao.
- An informal mining operation in El Callao, Venezuela, where a state-owned company produces gold shipped to the United States.
- Shaped by Alaska, Peltola Rose Despite Bumps
- Run for Senate Reflects Her Complex Politics and Origin Story
- On Your Dime, Trump Reuses Campaign Ad
- Mamdani Casts Shadow on Hochul’s Re-election
- Fear in the Heart of Kyiv
- A Russian jet-powered drone struck Ukraine’s historic National Academy of Sciences.
- A Phone-Free Show? You’ll Live, in Every Sense.
- Buzzing Over Myanmar Plains, Paragliders Bomb Rebel Towns
- Venezuelan Gold Chased By Trump Sits Untouched
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Mideast Oil Exports Rebound As Iran’s Grip on Strait Eases
- Volume recovers to 80% of prewar levels, but risk also mounts of Tehran escalation
- Goldman Discusses Exit by CEO Solomon
- OpenAI Scraps AI Model Over Safety Concerns
- How Trump’s Inflation, Rate Bets Backfired
- Tariffs, war and an investment boom have complicated economic promises
- Nvidia Launches Record Buyback Of Stock
- Chip giant’s board approves $150 billion increase in share repurchase program
- U.K. Probes Suspected Plot Targeting U.S. Forces
- ON ALERT: Security was tight at RAF Fairford in England on Monday after authorities said an attack on the base that houses U.S. forces was foiled. Five suspects were released on bail as investigators probe whether Iran or an Islamist group was involved.
- Bouncers Wanted at Store’s Pub
- The bar at Lidl’s in Northern Ireland is drawing crowds
- Mideast Oil Exports Rebound As Iran’s Grip on Strait Eases
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- SpaceX’s Starship rocket reaches orbit for the first time despite engine failure
- Nvidia’s board approves US record $150bn share buyback
- ▸ Repurchase plan now totals $235bn ▸ Huang touts ‘long-term confidence’
- Seoul says Zelenskyy speech violated secrecy pact on North Korean soldiers
- A diplomatic row has erupted between South Korea and Ukraine as Seoul accused Kyiv of violating a secrecy agreement over the fate of captured North Korean soldiers.
- Buyout funds in quandary amid slower cash returns
- For the past few years, buyout firms have struggled to live up to the pledge on which the sector’s growth was built: that pension funds and endowments would lock up their cash with funds in exchange for above-market returns as soon as possible.