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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • More robotaxis, more crashes: A dive into data
    • A WAYMO in Santa Monica in May. Accidents involving Waymo vehicles tripled last year in L.A. County.
  • Trump visits to red states signal midterm worry
    • Polls show he’s a liability in close races, so he rallies his base on safer terrain.
  • Accuser joined by an army of ‘Jane Does’
    • Solidarity surges for woman suing Cornell and 7 men she says sexually assaulted her.
  • Coal project may be bigger, dirtier
    • Oakland terminal would be larger and more polluting than planned, report says.
  • Float away on the city’s sounds
    • L.A.’s Field Recording Club explores and listens
    • CLUB founder George Jensen records audio of fowl at a wildlife reserve.
  • The winding history of our GLDN ST8 PL8S

• [[USA Today]]
  • Jeffries is ready to bring the fight
    • Even if Democrats can win the House, they’ll still have to contend with President Trump
    • “You try to find common ground in order to get something meaningful done for the American people.” Rep. Hakeem Jeffries
    • House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY, speaks during a news conference with House Democrats on affordability on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on Sept. 16.
  • U.S.-Iran peace deal remains elusive
    • It’s unclear what Trump wants from negotiations
    • President Donald Trump rejected a proposal from Tehran to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for an end to the U.S. naval blockade on Sept. 26.
  • Elizabeth Smart busy building a life
    • She aims to not be defined by abduction
    • Elizabeth Smart says though her abduction was life-changing, it was not life-defining, and she would like to be known as “more than just a kidnapping survivor.”

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Deal Meshes Russian Oil, Ukraine and Trump Allies
    • Witkoff, Kushner and Putin Discussed Sale of Lukoil Assets During Peace Talks
    • Steve Witkoff with Vladimir V. Putin in Moscow last month.
  • ‘As Long as I Make My Money’: U.S. Teens Get Guns to Cartels
    • ‘Phoenix Boys’ Manage a Pipeline to Mexico
    • On weekends, the arms dealers known as J.M. and El Flaco, each of them too young to legally buy beer, target-shoot in the desert.
  • Punishment for 7 Cornell Men: ‘Reflection Papers’ to Expulsion
    • Summaries Show How Blame Was Assigned
  • Game of Inches for Parallel Parkers, Where Waymos Can Get Lost
    • Philadelphia’s first parallel parking competition crowned Mario Zucca, middle, and awarded him a trophy: a piece of sidewalk curb.
  • A.I. Appraises Risk of Getting Breast Cancer
  • Justices Brace For Disputes From Election

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Bolsonaro Son Surges to a Lead In First Round of Brazil Election
    • Flávio Bolsonaro, a son of Brazil’s imprisoned former President Jair Bolsonaro who is now running for the position, follows election returns in Brasília on Sunday. He held a surprisingly large 5-point lead over leftist leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
  • U.S. B-1 Bombers Moved From U.K.
  • Mighty U.S. Consumer Powers Through Inflation, Fuels Growth
  • New Strait Attacks Threaten Oil Flows
  • Series of Missteps Put Pilot On Flight To Israel
    • Authorities in three countries missed chances to keep attacker from cockpit
  • Brits Argue Over Who Gets to See An Old Embroidered Cloth

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Hopes for record year in deal­mak­ing punc­tured by interest rate increases
    • ▸ Third-quarter tally dips below $1tn ▸ Big agree­ments unravel ▸ AI rol­lout destabil­ises busi­ness mod­els
    • 'Boards are taking more time to evaluate risks but are still inclined to action' Aaron Gruber
  • Brazil faces crunch vote
  • Italy’s drivers buy Pol­ish plates to swerve road tax and insur­ance costs
    • Tens of thou­sands of Italian drivers have pur­chased Pol­ish num­ber plates for their cars and motor­bikes in an elab­or­ate scheme to evade road taxes and pay lower insur­ance premi­ums.
  • Lab-grown meat mis­sion adjusts to mar­ket real­ity
    • The early prom­ises of the lab-grown meat industry have given way to mar­ket real­it­ies. In the dec­ade since it first cap­tured investors’ interest, there has been no rapid shift from farms to factor­ies. Instead ‘cul­tiv­ated food’ has arrived in corners of the sys­tem where the price is easier to bear or the advant­ages are sim­pler to explain. That means dog bowls, sushi coun­ters and chocol­ate bars. Sec­tor fund­ing has dried up as ambi­tions have shrunk.