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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • GOP voters in state souring on Trump, poll finds
    • Gas prices, war sap enthusiasm and could hurt turnout, party’s candidates in midterms.
    • REP. David Valadao (R-Hanford) is in the state’s only true toss-up race, the Cook Political Report says.
  • New laws take on federal migrant policies
    • Newsom signs bills that include banning use of shock gloves and other ICE tactics.
  • LAPD is more diverse, but bias is still an issue
    • Racism persists after years of effort, case shows
  • Bitter showdown over Pelosi’s seat
    • The race between two Democrats to succeed the former speaker is dividing the party.
  • Trump ads face blowback
    • Even GOP lawmakers object to tapping taxpayer funds to promote the president.
  • Santa Monica art hub fears its demise
    • City plans to turn Bergamot Station into affordable housing
    • PAINTER Gronk discusses his work with Santa Monica College students visiting Bergamot Station.

• [[USA Today]]
  • ‘My mother didn’t need to die’
    • Women are dying from UTIs when a $13 drug could save them
    • “These women, especially my mom’s age, just suffered in silence. And now it’s killing them.” Lorrie Durbin
    • Lorrie Durbin holds a photo of her and her mother. After losing her mother, Roselin Shankland, to sepsis following urinary tract infections, Durbin is vocal about the need for awareness.
    • Roselin Shankland sits with her great-granddaughter in August 2023 at her home in Canton, Georgia. Shankland died the day after Christmas 2023 after a urinary tract infection had spread to her bloodstream.
  • College sports overhaul advances
    • Bill would curb athlete compensation, transfers
    • Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, with NCAA athletes and coaches, speaks about the Protect College Sports Act on Sept. 14. The bill passed the Senate.
  • With a full plate, Trump focuses on foreign policy
    • President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping walk together at the White House in Washington, DC, on Sept. 24.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • OIL EXPORTS RISE IN THE MIDEAST, DESPITE ATTACKS
    • PRICES STILL ELEVATED
    • More Tankers Transiting Strait, but Supply Is Below Demand
  • OpenAI Failed To Heed Alerts About Security
    • Employees Had Warned About Models Testing
  • A Journalist Watches War Come for Her Home
    • Family Apartment in Ukraine Evaded Damage for Years, Awaiting the Inevitable
    • Medics responding to a morning strike on a residential area in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, where the journalist Olha Konovalova grew up.
  • Judge Declares 2nd-Home Tax Needs Redoing
  • ‘They didn’t break me as a human, which they can do, and they choose who to do that to.’
    • In an interview, Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter who was imprisoned in Russia for 16 months, described his ordeal and the moment that dealt him his lowest point.
  • Breach at F.B.I. Leaves Workers Fearful of Risks
  • Her Art Uplifted Central Park. Her Murder Leaves It Shaken.
    • Francis Lee Rogers painted birds and built feeders in the park, her home for decades. A man called her “a genuine special character.”

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Americans Warm to Populism As Life Gets More Expensive
    • People in both parties want government action to cut prices, WSJ survey shows
  • Gap Between Rich and Super Rich Widens
  • Car Market Pinched by ‘Total Stall’ In Making New Models
  • Quest to Make Monopoly in U.S. Struggled to Pass Go
    • Game company ran into high costs, cracked trays and a dice dilemma
  • Investor Jitters Throw IPOs Into Disarray
    • Ring maker Oura postpones listing as timing shifts for Anthropic, others
  • Trump Tells AI Leaders Regulation Isn’t on Menu
    • NO WORRIES: President Trump hosted tech chiefs—including Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai, Dario Amodei and Jeff Bezos—Tuesday at a White House lunch and said AI shouldn’t be stifled by regulation, despite industry fears.
  • If I’m Such a Helicopter Parent, Why’s My Kid Playing in Trash?
    • Families flex their free-range bona fides by letting their children loose in a junkyard

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Anthropic IPO fil­ing reveals costs and out­lines ‘exist­en­tial risks to human­ity’
    • ▸ Formal warn­ing to investors ▸ Back­ers con­fid­ent of $2tn valu­ation ▸ Claude maker lost $8bn last year
    • Amodei told the UN that AI was 'the most important global security issue facing the world today'
  • Burnham sets agenda for UK
    • UK Prime Min­is­ter Andy Burnham makes his key­note speech at the Labour Party con­fer­ence in Liv­er­pool, Eng­land, yes­ter­day.
  • Japan’s Fam­ily­Mart store chain taps Lady Gaga to claw in part-time staff
    • Japan­ese con­veni­ence-store chain Fam­ily­Mart has enlis­ted global pop megastar Lady Gaga as it ratchets up its staff-recruit­ment efforts to off­set the coun­try’s acute labour short­age.
  • Treas­ur­ies and oil move in tan­dem as Iran war bites
    • US bonds and oil prices are locked in their closest rela­tion­ship since the Gulf war in 1990.