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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Trump’s bashing of California hits a new extreme
    • Suggesting Iran could ‘take out’ L.A. and San Diego draws fierce condemnation.
    • PRESIDENTTRUMP dances after his address at the campaign rally in Grand Island, Neb., on Monday.
  • LAUSD at ‘high risk’ of fiscal ruin
    • State agency blames increased hiring, raises, other costs. Union doubts findings.
  • Millennials choose surprising landing spots
    • Where Californians relocate diverges by age
  • Paramount deal for Warner closes
    • Shares of the merged company, now called Skydance, have their first day of trading.
    • DAVID ELLISON bolstered his empire last year by buying Paramount. Above, a couple is ready for a tour.
  • Couple in Arcadia charged with child abuse conspiracy
    • Authorities say pair have 21 offspring, most of whom endured beatings at mansion.
  • Seeking clues to coexistence with donkeys
    • RESEARCHERS at UC Riverside are studying wild donkeys that live nearby and mingle with humans.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Young voters swing away from Trump
    • Polls show decline with key part of 2024 coalition
    • President Donald Trump applauds during a rally at Pinnacle Bank Expo Center in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Oct. 5.
  • ‘It was a matter of when and where that cancer was going to be’
    • Across the state, illness has become a way of life, loss
    • Three times, Lavonne Schroeder was sent home to die. Twenty-three years after cancer first upended her life, she was settled into one of the recliners at Cass County’s only cancer center, a blue cap covering her head as another round of chemotherapy flowed into her veins. “I never imagined I’d be 72,” she said.
    • Iowa’s cancer crisis is unfolding across one of the most intensively farmed landscapes in the world. About 84% of the state is farmland.
    • Victoria Means is prepared to receive her radiation therapy on Aug. 24 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. She has been diagnosed with stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer.
    • IOWA’S RURAL CANCER CRISIS
  • Climate change transforms mountains, experts say
    • Rising temperatures disrupt ecosystems

• [[The New York Times]]
  • IN TRUMP’S TERM, SEX ASSAULT CASES GET LESS PRIORITY
    • NO CALL ON CORNELL
    • Fewer Campus Inquiries Are Resolved With a Civil Rights Law
  • Houthis’ Dash for the Red Sea Found Yemeni Forces in Disarray
    • General Had Sounded Alarm, but U.S. and Saudis Stood By
  • Near Election, Deep Turmoil Grips France
    • Finances and Far Right Imperil Welfare State
    • People gathered on Tuesday in Paris as part of nationwide protests over crumbling school facilities and a shortage of teachers.
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Music in Schools at Risk as Instrument Costs Soar
    • Tariffs Strain Band and Orchestra Budgets
  • Trying to Film Like Mamdani? Not All Mayors Can Pull It Off
    • Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis filmed iffy court skills
  • Texas Pediatricians Pressured By Paxton in Anti-Vaccine Push
  • Remembering Oct. 7 Twins Adjust to Freedom
    • Gali and Ziv Berman were taken hostage when their kibbutz was attacked three years ago. They were freed a year ago, but the horrors of that day still haunt them, and Israel

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • After Years of ‘Magic Money,’ France Becomes a Debt Bomb
    • Overspending has turned the country into one of Europe’s weakest links
    • High-schoolers in Paris and nationwide rallied Tuesday for more education spending as the government pushed for broad cuts.
  • Germany Arrests Ex-Spy Chief Over Suspicion of Espionage
  • Oil Flows From Hormuz Again—Just Not Diesel
  • AI Drives Nasdaq, S&P 500 To Record Closes
    • Indexes blow past previous highs even as most U. S. stocks see a decline in price
  • Oracle, Billionaire, YouTube Nut

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Oil tanker cap­tains paid $100,000 a month for per­il­ous Hor­muz voy­ages
    • ▸ Own­ers offer ‘danger money’ ▸ ‘Mer­cen­ar­ies’ face Ira­nian strikes ▸ 93 ships attacked since Feb­ru­ary
    • 'If they won't agree, they may lose their job. If they agree, they may lose their life'
  • Riy­adh enlists defence allies
  • Ger­man former spy mas­ter arres­ted for treason in biggest breach since cold war
    • Ger­many’s former for­eign intel­li­gence chief has been arres­ted on sus­pi­cion of treason in what pro­sec­utors believe could be the biggest national secur­ity breach since the cold war.
  • Indian bul­let train scheme leaves pas­sen­gers wait­ing
    • A delayed rail project has triggered an acri­mo­ni­ous dis­pute between New Delhi and the Japan­ese part­ners enlis­ted to bring high-speed trains to India. The 508km Mum­bai-Ahmedabad line was con­ceived as part of premier Nar­en­dra Modi’s efforts to mod­ern­ise a net­work largely built under Brit­ish rule. But delays, swell­ing costs and clashes over whether to incor­por­ate European — and, cru­cially, Indian — tech­no­logy have set the scheme back a dec­ade.