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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- High court to weigh oil firms’ climate liability
- Colorado case seeking damages, patterned on tobacco claims, may affect California suit.
- HEAVY machinery moves boulders into position to reinforce a seawall in Capistrano Beach on Tuesday.
- As California condo fees soar, so do owners’ fears
- ‘Massive’ assessments for repairs may be too much for some to pay
- OWNERS in this San Clemente complex received a special assessment of $26,000 per unit for new roofs.
- ‘Ticks are everywhere now’ on Martha’s Vineyard
- Climate change and growing herd of deer fuel bites that trigger allergy to meat, dairy.
- Rare closure of oil site is on the table
- Zoning official in L.A. considers shutting down active wells in historic Jefferson Park.
- AI may kill the radio star at last: Chatbot co-host is a hit
- Hotel visitors who turnup their noses at scents
- Guests with asthma or chemical sensitivities say fragrances cause headaches and more.
- Dodgers take Game 1
- Kyle Tucker celebrates his two-run homer in the sixth inning of L.A.’s 5-3 victory over Atlanta in the NLDS. Tarik Skubal earned the win.
- High court to weigh oil firms’ climate liability
- [[USA Today]]
- SAILORS ADJUST TO WAR WITH IRAN
- Aboard aircraft carrier, 5,000 personnel each have own mission
- Sailors load munitions onto a fighter jet on the flight deck of the USS George Washington.
- Brody Samaha, a “shooter,” walks on the USS George Washington’s flight deck as the aircraft carrier sails in the Arabian Sea.
- Breana Royston, a night aircraft handling officer, or “NACHO,” coordinates aircraft positioning aboard the USS George Washington on Sept. 13.
- Zelenskyy: Ukraine will step up refinery strikes
- Says move is response to Moscow’s ‘new doctrine’
- Thomas, Alito set to weigh new cases
- Experts: Eldest justices at height of their power
- Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito, left, and Clarence Thomas now are perhaps at the height of their influence, legal experts say.
- SAILORS ADJUST TO WAR WITH IRAN
- [[The New York Times]]
- TRUMP ORDERED PUBLIC FUNDING FOR PRAISE ADS
- $20 MILLION CAMPAIGN
- President Calls Fawning Commercials P.S.A.s ‘for the Country’
- For Midterms, AIPAC Money Widens Divide
- Eroding Coalitions With Spending for Israel
- In His Island Retreat, the Chief Justice Finds Himself Isolated
- Protests and Tighter Security in Maine
- Protesters in July off Hupper Island, in midcoast Maine, where Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has spent many summers.
- Case at Cornell Revives Anger Far Beyond It
- In India, a Food Safety Inspector Is a Rock Star
- Diners Revere Him and Owners Fear Him
- Ruchika Sanjay Suryavanshi, left, during an inspection in Mumbai, India. Top right, Tukaram Mundhe, whose food safety campaign has captured India’s imagination. Bottom right, dirty dishes.
- Calls for Generational Change Don’t Resonate in Voting Booth
- Six Congressional Primary Winners Over 80
- In this year’s primaries, six congressional incumbents in their 80s beat much younger challengers in single-party primaries. In one example, Ed Markey, 80, senator of Massachusetts, beat his 47-year-old challenger.
- Six Congressional Primary Winners Over 80
- TRUMP ORDERED PUBLIC FUNDING FOR PRAISE ADS
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
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