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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Fires rage on multiple fronts in socal
    • The Norte blaze in O.C. burns homes, leads to evacuations. Interstate 5 shuts down.
    • THE NORTE fire ignited Friday in south Orange County. Crews fight a house fire in San Juan Capistrano.
  • Chaos engulfs Trump's team as vote nears
    • In the final stretch before midterms, the White House returns to a familiar disarray.
  • LAPD chief's tenure divides Bass, Raman
    • A clash over the handling of police, protesters
  • LA28 questioned about its arts plan
    • At a state legislative hearing, critics express concerns about the Cultural Olympiad.
    • The 2028 Olympics' arts and culture program faces organizational and financial uncertainties.
  • Israeli settlers attack West Bank villages
    • Violence against Palestinians has spiked in weeks ahead of election
    • Israeli soldiers stand beside a wounded Palestinian man after they shot him in the leg on Friday.
  • Why Dodgers failed to three-peat
    • A stacked but ailing and aging roster came up short
  • A community grieves
    • Mother says her son is the man who "heroically" stopped gunman in Thursday's attack at Silver Rail Elementary School, above, in Bend, Ore.

• [[USA Today]]
  • STARLINK ISSUES FELT ON FRONT LINES
    • U.S. move has drawn criticism from Kyiv, European allies
    • A Ukrainian artilleryman with the Special Rifle Police Battalion sets up a Starlink satellite internet system near the front line in Ukraine’s Donetsk region on Oct. 16.
    • Ukrainian soldiers have said slower Starlink speeds have impaired the military’s ability to detect and intercept incoming missiles and drones.
  • Zacharia fired in under a week
    • Press secretary faced criticism in rocky start
    • White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia faced days of questions about her legal credentials.
  • Teacher tackled, fought Oregon school shooter
    • Authorities release new details of deadly attack
    • A woman embraces a child in Bend, Oregon, on Oct. 16 following the Silver Rail Elementary School shooting.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • BUDGET FOR U.S. NEARS A DEFICIT OF $2 TRILLION
    • WIDEST GAP SINCE 2021
    • Deep Concern in Market About the Debt and Rising Inflation
  • A New Kind of Battlefield: Life in Kyiv
    • Danger in Daily Tasks as Russian Strikes Aim to Make City Unlivable
    • Mark Horskyi, 10, in his bedroom after a day of air raid sirens and bombings, said he thinks, “God, help us,” after every explosion.
  • Trump Fires Press Officer After 5 Days
    • An Apparent Falsehood Raised Eyebrows
    • Katie Zacharia
  • The Private Eye Alleged to Hack Climate Efforts
  • What Maine Rivals for Senate Share: Roots in the Wilderness
    • The landscape of Aroostook County, Maine, ranges from dense woods to potato fields.
  • Armed Parent and a Teacher Ended a Rampage
    • Oregon Shooting Could Have Been Deadlier
    • Silver Rail Elementary School on Friday in Bend, Ore., a day after an attack by a former student.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Wall Street Suffers Its Worst Week Since June as Nasdaq Drops 4.5%
  • Press Secretary Ousted Faster Than You Can Say Scaramucci
  • In a Film About Elizabeth Holmes, Her Partner Delivers the Star Turn
    • Billy Evans was frequently seen accompanying Elizabeth Holmes to and from the court during her monthslong trial.
  • Russian Attacks In Europe Put NATO In a Bind
    • Strikes assume new urgency as Trump steps up his criticism of Ukraine’s president
  • He Helped Kyiv Kill Hundreds of His Comrades
    • THE DEFECTOR: Former Russian army Lt. Lev Stupnikov, center, is one of the deadliest saboteurs in recent military history, having fed troop locations and battle plans to the enemy before making a daring escape to Ukraine.
  • The Unsettling Mystery Of the Disappearing Barf Bag
    • Fliers prone to motion sickness can’t always find one in their moment of need

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Diesel price surge pro­pels EV sales
    • ▸ Fuel’s demise fore­cast in Europe ▸ Global elec­tric demand rises ▸ Recov­ery signs even in US
    • Volk­swa­gen’s Oliver Blume says ‘for many Europeans, an elec­tric car is a declar­a­tion of fuel-pump inde­pend­ence’
  • Tesla launches new Road­ster
  • Citi and BofA cut AI access to accounts as bots seek bet­ter returns on idle cash
    • Cit­ig­roup and Bank of Amer­ica have restric­ted AI agents from access­ing cli­ent accounts, as lenders raise con­cerns with reg­u­lat­ors that agents could drain depos­its by mov­ing idle cash in search of higher returns.
  • Trump’s Latino vote wilts in bout of buyer’s remorse
    • The Latino voters who backed Don­ald Trump in 2024 are drift­ing away, polls pre­dict. As the midterms loom, many feel the effects of a Mideast war that has raised fuel prices, cuts to wel­fare and an immig­ra­tion crack­down that has sown fear in their neigh­bour­hoods. Many observ­ers thought that the huge num­bers back­ing the Maga mes­sage meant a once-in-a-gen­er­a­tion polit­ical realign­ment. But now Demo­crats say Lati­nos have buyer’s remorse.