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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Trump cracks down on elite study, work visas
    • Caltech, Microsoft, others are accused of overuse. Critics fear driving away talent.
  • Raid on Skid Row targets drug dealers
    • LAPD and feds arrest 23 accused of selling illegal substances to homeless people.
  • Traffic cameras on PCH spot thousands of speeders
    • Tests show 100,000 violations over 9 days in Malibu. Some say tickets may not help.
  • End of the line for a picturesque rail?
    • State will study how to move O.C. corridor threatened by rising seas away from coast.
    • AN AMTRAK Pacific Surfliner train runs along its low-lying tracks, close to the waves in San Clemente.
  • A ‘spider web’ of brothels
    • Woman’s call for help to the LAPD reveals a network operating in plain sight in the Valley
  • Scouting out scat near Joshua Tree
    • Dogs help gather data that could show wildlife crossings’ effectiveness
    • HEATH SMITH and rescue dog Whisper demonstrate scat sample collection near Yucca Valley.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Halloween outfits mirror viral moments
    • Pop culture, sports, movies offer inspiration
    • Halloween lovers have plenty of 2026 viral moments and characters to dress up as on Oct. 31, and while some might be a bit challenging, others can be created with a few craft supplies and some DIY spirit. You can thrift, sew or throw together costumes inspired by Jimothy the raccoon, AI Fruit Love Island, diarrhea-inducing lettuce or Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl grass. Others might look to the silver screen for inspo and dress as characters from such 2026 blockbusters as “Backrooms” or Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” More costumes we might see include tributes to the late Dolly Parton and Tim Curry and celebrity couples like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Others may lean into nostalgia – a common theme this year seen everywhere from social media feeds to throwback menus at restaurants.
  • 5 factors that will shape midterm results
    • GOP money and Hispanic voters’ loyalties are keys
    • ANALYSIS
    • President Donald Trump campaigns for Sen. Darline Graham, R-South Carolina, on Aug. 21. The contest is a test of Trump’s clout, Susan Page says.
  • Millions lose food aid in new SNAP rules
    • States must cover share of costs starting in 2027
  • Ex-officer sentenced for misuse of Flock cameras
    • He tracked license plates, ex-girlfriend

• [[The New York Times]]
  • HOUTHIS’ ATTACKS ON SAUDI CAPITAL RISK A WIDER WAR
    • OIL PRICES UP SHARPLY
    • Kingdom Reels as Deadly Strikes on Airports Snarl Flights
  • Life Under Constant Attack
    • The site of a Russian strike in Sloviansk in eastern Ukraine in July. Another attack hit the region Thursday, killing dozens.
  • Kennedy Push Studies Harms From Vaccines
    • Experts Wary of Intent for Research Plan
  • 5 Women Detail the Scars of Hollywood Smears
    • Suits Say Small Group Fueled Campaigns on Social Media
  • Newsom Mulls Saving All 563 On Death Row
  • She Stacked 1s and 0s That Reached the Moon
    • MARGARET HAMILTON, 1936-2026
    • Margaret Hamilton, with a printout of the software she developed, was the first female programmer in the Apollo program.
  • Politics in Mind, Estranged Wife Sticks by Paxton
  • Mayor Faces Fallout for Oct. 7 Remark
    • Denounced by many Jewish New Yorkers and pro-Palestinian protesters, Zohran Mamdani said he had no regrets.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • ‘Honey Please’: Guilfoyle Pushed Donor to Wire $100,000 to Amex
    • Text messages with a MAGA ally show her offering access to top officials
  • U.S. Budget Hole Gets Deeper As Deficit Nears $2 Trillion
  • Personal AI Agents Are Great Until They Blab Your Bank Info
  • Iran, Houthis Deliver Big Blow In Gulf
    • Oil prices soar after attacks against tanker near Qatar and in Saudi capital
  • Russian Strike on Ukraine Buses Kills at Least 30
    • DEVASTATING TOLL: A Russian glide bomb struck two civilian buses Thursday near a stop in the eastern Ukraine city of Kramatorsk, killing at least 30, officials said. One of the destroyed vehicles is seen in a photo provided by the government.
  • 900 Miles and a Bag of Change: The Quest to Save Pay Phones
    • Army of ‘phone spotters’ is racing against the clock to rescue the U.K.’s red booths
  • Buyers See Boon Despite Rate Rise
    • Mortgage rates have hit their highest point in nearly three years, but it turns out there is a silver lining for some home buyers. The upward pressure on borrowing costs is starting to force sellers in some metro areas to cut their prices, giving buyers a glimmer of relief.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • OpenAI’s $20bn cut to annu­al­ised rev­en­ues damps investor optim­ism
    • ▸ Sec­tor’s main indic­ator of demand ▸ Fig­ure revised down from $70bn ▸ US tech stocks tumble
    • The $50bn in annualised revenues reported in September still points to a rapid rate of expansion
  • Rus­sian strike kills dozens
  • Star­bucks explored takeover of $41bn Chi­potle chain in res­taur­ant mega­deal
    • Star­bucks has explored a takeover of Chi­potle Mex­ican Grill, in an ambi­tious gam­bit to unite two of Amer­ica’s bestknown brands in a deal that would rank as the biggest-ever tie-up in the res­taur­ant sec­tor.
  • Online rants shed light on Fly­dubai sus­pect’s mind
    • The social media out­put of the co-pilot accused of try­ing to hijack a flight to Tel Aviv shows he is a former crypto spec­u­lator prone to miso­gyn­ist tirades and con­ser­vat­ive beliefs. How Hamam al-Hammami was rad­ic­al­ised remains a puzzle but enquir­ies reveal an itin­er­ant past spent mostly in the Middle East. Israel is con­vinced he acted alone but crit­ics are angry at per­ceived secur­ity lapses, with the avi­ator reportedly once flagged for his rad­ical views in Oman.