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[[Los Angeles Times]]
- Rachel soaks Southwest, but coast catches a break
  - Damage to Southland beaches was less than feared
  - WAVES CRASH against East Seaside Walk in Long Beach on Sunday as homes collapse on the peninsula.
- Raman’s views are strong, if not always f i x e d
  - Mayoral candidate has reversed on issues including no-camping zones, police funding.
- Trump’s border plan has hit a wall in Texas
  - Landowners are defying his signature project after a judge pauses construction.
- Hilton courting the discontented
  - The Republican is dodging Trump while seeking his voters in his bid for governor.
- How L.A. became a turtle smuggling hub
  - Ojai conservancy’s role expands as illegal trafficking has climbed
  - ERIC GOODE, founder of the Turtle Conservancy in Ojai, chronicled reptile smuggling in an HBO series.
- Betting big on dramas for the smallest screens
  - ACTOR Bella Mraz stars in the microseries “Hollywood Starlet,” which is designed for phone watching.
- Winless, times 5
  - Quarterback Justin Herbert and the Chargers are tripped up by the Denver Broncos 23-17 to fall to 0-5 in what’s becoming a lost season.

[[USA Today]]
- WHEN STARSHIP MOVES IN NEXT DOOR
  - South Texas residents offer preview for Florida’s Space Coast
  - SpaceX’s Starship launches have made life interesting on the once sleepy South Texas coast, rattling windows, attracting crowds and boosting local business as residents balance the benefits with the challenges of living near the world’s most powerful rocket. ● When SpaceX’s Starship lifted off with a chest-thumping rumble on Flight 14 early Sept. 28, it was historic in more ways than one: the first orbital flight for Starship and for Texas. ● And as soon as the end of the year, Starship could be launching from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A in Cape Canaveral, Florida, bringing a rocket unlike anything the Space Coast has seen, more powerful than even the mighty Saturn V or NASA’s new moon rocket, SLS.
  - “ It’s not like windows break or anything significant happens.” Oscar Balli Coffee shop manager, South Padre Island, Texas
  - SpaceX’s Starship launches on Sept. 28, becoming the first orbital flight for Starship and for Texas.
- ‘All the signs of a blue tsunami’
  - Dems contesting races long considered red
  - President Donald Trump holds a rally at Pinnacle Bank Expo Center on Oct. 5 in Grand Island, Nebraska.
- Canceled student debt may increase tax bill
  - Report says recipients could pay up to three times more next year
  - Borrowers who earn income-driven repayment cancellation for their student loans could see tax increases of roughly an additional $6,000 to nearly $12,000 depending on their income, tax status and family size, Protect Borrowers estimated.

[[The New York Times]]
- Inside the Crisis Response At Cornell’s Chi Phi House
  - Texts Reveal Scramble After Sexual Assault Claim: ‘What’s the Plan of Action?’
- Pulled Between Pride and Loss
  - North Ossetia, Russia, has suffered a heavy toll, yet many accept the Kremlin’s line that the war in Ukraine must continue.
- Where They Say Every Tree Conceals an Enemy
  - A Reporter Returns to a China Hushed by Intense Paranoia
- INQUIRY TARGETS TV POOL BOYCOTT
  - Justice Dept. Is Looking for an Antitrust Case
- Recovering From a Storm
  - Irma Basquet cooking in Milton, Fla., after Hurricane Isaias cut power to her complex.
- Alarm for G.O.P. as Voters Curse the Economy
  - Trump’s Unpopularity Digs Hole for Party
- Young Bass Fishers Seek Out A Big Haul: Money for Tuition
  - Waiting to start competitive bass fishing in Buchanan, Tenn.

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Saudi Crown Prince’s Burden Grows Heavier as Houthis Strike
  - Kingdom is facing myriad dilemmas as Iran-backed rebels intensify attacks
- Video Cameras Are Hacked for War
  - Combatants hijack vulnerable devices to track, surveil and attack the enemy
- Americans’ Savings Help Fuel Private Credit
- Prediction-Market Bets Spread to Jury Verdicts
- Trump’s Russia Energy Deal Gets Pushback
  - As president presses a Ukraine ceasefire, senators call his export plan illegal
- Kenyan, Ethiopian Win Chicago Marathon
  - RACE DAY: Runners compete Sunday during the 2026 Chicago Marathon, with more than 55,000 entrants registered. Amos Kipruto of Kenya finished first, with a time of 2:01:09, while Ethiopia’s Hawi Feysa defended her women’s title in 2:13:33.
- The Sunday Scaries Are Real— And They’re Getting Worse
  - As workloads mount, people struggle to tame the pre-Monday dread spiral

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US threatens block on Kyiv’s arms in push to halt Russian refinery attacks
  - ▸ Washington lobbies allies ▸ Europe vows to press Moscow ▸ Trump claims energy ceasefire
  - 'They are calling Kyiv...they are calling everyone [in Europe]' Recipient of US message
- ‘Cockroaches’ remain defiant
- Oil chiefs pull out of energy conference after missile strikes on Riyadh airport
  - Several senior international oil executives called off plans to attend an energy conference in Riyadh this week after a missile attack on the capital’s airport on Saturday that killed 12 people and injured more than 300.
- UBS weighs nuclear option as Swiss capital rules loom
  - UBS is resigned to losing the battle over a proposal that would force the bank to hold an extra $16bn of capital. It faces few good options in adjusting to the Swiss regime: seek a tie-up with a foreign rival; split in two and move global operations abroad; offload the American business; or simply accept the rules and stay put. But there is also a nuclear choice raised by the bank’s chair that might deal a blow to national esteem: leave Switzerland altogether.

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