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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Rising tides, flooding herald Rachel’s arrival
    • LAGUNA BEACH awoke Friday to flooded streets and sidewalks from high surf, high tide and a Kelvin wave.
  • LAPD lawsuits since 2019 cost $480 million
    • Officer misconduct, traffic accidents and workplace injustices fuel ‘nuclear verdicts.’
  • New U.S. sanctions on global criminal court
    • Action is part of effort to dismantle tribunal over its investigations, especially of Israel.
  • Public execution plan draws disgust
    • Bipartisan outrage over Pentagon intent to livestream killing of Ft. Hood shooter.
  • Companies are buying up $4-billion abuse settlement
    • Victims beset by delays are taking a loss, trading L.A. County’s future payouts for cash up front
  • BEARS legend ditka dies
    • The intense coach, yelling at Jim Harbaugh, led Chicago’s iconic 1985 Super Bowl team after a Hall of Fame career as a tight end.
  • Filling in L.A.’s treeless gaps with ‘built shade’
    • City puts pop-up canopies, tents to the test in blistering heat wave
    • A MAN heads toward shade at the Hoover Recreation Center, where a canopy drapes the playground.

• [[USA Today]]
  • TRUMP: RUSSIA TO SUPPLY DIESEL
    • But analysts say amounts won’t likely cut prices greatly
    • President Donald Trump said on social media that he had a “highly successful” discussion with Russia’s president.
    • The wars in Iran and Ukraine have triggered a severe global fuel supply crunch, pushing up U.S. diesel prices.
  • Pentagon plan sees broad criticism
    • Vance says he doesn’t know if it will proceed
    • Vice President JD Vance said if a live stream of the execution occurs, “I’m not going to be watching it.”
  • International Criminal Court facing U.S. sanctions
    • Move comes hours after former judge wins Nobel
    • Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the sanctions had been structured to give the ICC an opportunity to address U.S. concerns.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • Trump’s Retribution Case Has Plunged Into Turmoil
    • ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Inquiry Stung by Feuds, Resignations and Lack of Evidence
  • Pulling Hope From Gaza’s Rubble
    • Beehives on a roof amid scars of war. A year after a cease-fire, Palestinians are trying to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
  • Professor Gets M.I.T. Salary To Not Teach
  • Kidnapped an Heiress and Made Her a Robber
    • BILL HARRIS, 1945-2026
    • Bill Harris, center, after being captured in 1975, a year after his S.L.A. kidnapped Patricia Hearst.
  • Peace Prize Goes to a Jurist Who Rebuked Israel
    • Navanethem Pillay defended activists like Nelson Mandela.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • President Rushes to Turn Out Base to Boost GOP in Midterms
  • Robot Push Proves Tricky for Walmart
    • Machines sorting merchandise hit kinks with some products; ‘peak complexity’
  • Dangerous Hurricane Isaias Lashes Gulf Coast
    • WILD WINDS: An umbrella was no help in Pensacola Beach as Isaias bore down Friday on the Gulf Coast. The first hurricane of the Atlantic season crashed ashore later as a Category 2 storm, making landfall later near Destin on the Florida Panhandle.
  • U.S. Says Deal Is Set For Diesel Shipments From Russia
  • New Italian Job’s Loot: $5.6 Million in Wine
  • Trump Renews Efforts To Remove Fed’s Cook
    • White House to hold hearing to question official about alleged mortgage fraud
  • Top Chefs Have a Confession: They Love Taco Bell
    • The chain may be a polarizing brand, but these chefs love the ‘Live Más’ lifestyle

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Air­lines sound alarm on costs crisis
    • ▸ Energy shock erodes profits ▸ Flights cut and spend­ing axed ▸ Car­ri­ers fear for sur­vival
    • Michael O’Leary: ‘Every­body is going to be hurt­ing next year . . . We are just try­ing to trim the ship as much as we can’
  • Stu­dents pile on pres­sure
  • Italian winery robbed of bottles worth €5mn as thieves nose out all best labels
    • Italy’s biggest fam­ily-owned winery, Marchesi Anti­nori, says pro­fes­sional thieves have stolen 30,000 bottles of wine worth about €5mn from its stor­age facil­ity in Tuscany in what it described as one of the largest wine thefts in recent his­tory.
  • Egypt’s unsung coast­line draws eye of Gulf buy­ers
    • The once-over­looked Medi­ter­ranean coast west from Alex­an­dria is now a hol­i­day spot for well-off Egyp­tians with hopes that it will become a mag­net for global prop­erty buy­ers and tour­ists. Wealth funds from Abu Dhabi and Qatar are pour­ing bil­lions into vast projects with hotels, mar­i­nas and schools. The vibe is more Dubai than Egypt, but without the stifling heat. ‘The com­ing of the Gulf developers can be a game-changer,’ says one banker.