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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • U.S. departs Iraq, where militias’ future is unclear
    • Trump wants Baghdad to curb the influence of Iran and disarm the Tehran-backed groups.
    • IRAQI security forces join a Baghdad parade marking the U.S. troop withdrawal from the nation Wednesday.
  • Violent attack thwarted on flight to Israel
    • Passengers intervene after one pilot stabs another. The plane drops but lands safely.
  • Bass and Raman split on Gaza and ‘genocide’
    • MODERATOR Alex Cohen listens as Mayor Karen Bass speaks at a forum.
  • Newsom signs bill for journalism aid
    • AB 2222 will create refundable tax credits for local outlets tied to hires and retention.
  • Land conservation on track
    • California nears its goal of preserving 30% by 2030
  • Bitter abuse claims, then killing at park
    • A couple’s divorce fight raged on. Now her parents are charged with murder.

• [[USA Today]]
  • AI boom meets Mammoth Cave National Park
    • Data center bid near site spurs battle
    • For thousands of years, people have ventured into the caves beneath the rolling hills of central Kentucky. ● In the 1840s, Stephen Bishop, an enslaved Black guide, explored the vast system by lantern and drew one of the earliest maps. ● More than 426 miles have since been surveyed, making Mammoth Cave National Park the world’s longest-known cave system. It’s a landscape so unique that it has been designated both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Region. ● Now, looming above this ancient world is a behemoth of the future.
    • Trace Brooking, 17, a non-voting student member of the Kentucky Board of Education, is fighting to stop a proposed data center in Cave City, Kentucky.
    • Visitors enter Mammoth Cave for a tour of the world’s longest-known cave system on Sept. 15 in south-central Kentucky. A proposed data center would be about 10 miles from the park’s visitor center.
  • Hopefuls break from Trump
    • Polls: Midterm trouble growing for Republicans
  • Libraries help book unexpected savings
    • Tools, toys, artwork can be checked out for free
    • Bitty Koehler of Eugene, Oregon, plays with Magna-Tiles that her mom, Madison, checked out from the local library.
  • Third-country deportations to continue
    • The Supreme Court backed the Trump administration’s deportation plan, amid legal challenges.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Passengers and Crew Save Plane to Israel After Attack
    • Stabbing of Pilot Leads to Struggle, Plunge of 17,000 Feet and a Saudi Landing
    • FlyDubai travelers finally made it to Tel Aviv on Wednesday.
  • U.S. Pullout Leaves Iraq to Seize Its Own Future
    • Trapped Between Iran and Washington as It Wrestles Militias
    • A convoy of Iraqi security forces in Najaf, Iraq, on Wednesday. The American military first arrived in 2003 to topple Saddam Hussein.
  • Meta Exploits Data Centers For Tax Break
  • Keeping a Story Alive
    • Cereese Qusba, above, and other student journalists at The Cornell Daily Sun covered allegations of rape at a fraternity house when they were first made in 2024 and led the reporting.
  • A.I. Detection Helps Ensnare Professors, Too
  • Legal Migrants Being Dropped From Medicaid
  • Shuffled U.S. News High School List Leads to Anger and Turmoil
    • Officials in New York Withheld A.P. Scores

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Stabbing, Terrifying Nosedive Bring Chaos to Flight 1073
    • Passengers, crew subdue pilot who stabbed his captain en route to Tel Aviv
    • Passenger Yaniv Hayun helped subdue a pilot-turned-attacker in the cockpit of a FlyDubai jet. Flight 1073 safely landed in Saudi Arabia, and Hayun—still in a bloody shirt—was greeted later Wednesday in Israel.
  • U.S. Military Exit Leaves Iraq in Peril
    • Baghdad is threatened by militants in a conflict fed by America’s war with Iran
  • Europe’s Carmakers See Cure for Woes: Supersize U.S. SUVs
  • Tycoon, 94, Is Building A Family Investing Behemoth
  • Stocks, Leaning On Tech, Limp Into Quarter
    • High rates threaten to derail indexes’ bid for 4th straight year of double-digit gains
  • Now We’re All Starting to Talk Like AI Chatbots Too
    • ‘Prompt speak’ and robotic turns of phrase are seeping into conversations at the office

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Burnham raises pro­spect of rejoin­ing EU as plans laid for Novem­ber sum­mit
    • ▸ ‘Made in Europe’ talks shelved ▸ Brexit ‘more harm than good’ ▸ France and Spain wel­come moves
    • 'We can't really avoid the question anymore as to what is our long-term relationship [with the EU]'
  • Pas­sen­gers arrive in Israel
  • ‘Strong indic­a­tions’ of Iran link to UK air base sus­pec­ted plot, says premier
    • There are “strong indic­a­tions that Iran played a part” in the incid­ent last week­end near Bri­tain’s RAF Fair­ford air base, which promp­ted the arrest of five sus­pects, Andy Burnham said yes­ter­day.
  • Argen­tina tight­ens screw on Falk­landers’ busi­ness
    • Plans for the Falk­land Islands’ first oil project, set for pro­duc­tion in 2028 with the poten­tial to be trans­form­at­ive for the remote archipelago, have rekindled Argen­tina’s 200-year-old dis­pute with the UK.