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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Many Latinos in Texas are done with Trump
    • Voters are souring on GOP amid frustration over rising costs and harsh crackdowns on immigrants
    • People turn out for a parade Saturday in support of Democratic candidate Bobby Pulido in Edinburg, Texas.
  • Trump points his fraud allegations at immigrants
    • The administration's claims have ramped up as the midterm elections draw near.
  • Bonta, Essayli clash on health arrests
    • California and U.S. officials duel over credit for charges in medical crackdown.
  • Courts rein in U.S. election actions
    • Unprecedented legal war plays out between the state and Trump administration.
  • L.A. rentals crumbling fast
    • Many affordable units probably will need upgrades, adding to county housing crisis.
    • The average L.A. County home is 58 years old, 16 older than the U.S. average.
  • Iran says 7 tankers hit in Strait of Hormuz

• [[USA Today]]
  • Poll: Customer service quality getting worse
    • Automated systems frustrate callers seeking help
  • Trump takes a deep-dive gamble
    • He is looking to extract minerals off Pacific floor
    • By the end of the year, President Donald Trump’s administration plans to auction nearly 100 million acres of Pacific Ocean seafloor.
  • Pharmacies face GLP-1 pressures
    • Componded drugs still remain popular
    • Unlike a commercial pharmacy, which sells mass-produced drugs, a compounding pharmacy can develop specific medications to meet a patient’s needs.
    • Tirzepatide and semaglutide are no longer on the drug shortage list, but compounding pharmacies sell their own versions.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. AND ISRAELIS DRAWING UP PLAN FOR IRAN ATTACKS
    • AFTER THE MIDTERMS
    • Awaiting Trump’s OK — U.S. Hopes Tehran Is Forced to Give In
  • Putin Nearing Revived Links With the U.S
    • Big Goal: Conceding Nothing on Ukraine
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • El-Sayed Confronts Attacks on Faith and Family
    • Spotlight on Identity as He Runs to Be First Muslim Senator
    • “We kind of all knew where this was headed,” said Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat in Michigan.
  • 165 Years On, A Vote to Stop The Clip-Clop
    • New York City moved closer on Thursday to a ban on horse carriages in Central Park. The effort gained steam after a tourist’s death.
  • Overseas Israelis Could Swing Votes Away From Netanyahu
    • Traveling Back Home for a Tight Election
  • Legal Backlash Is Forcing Big Changes on Internet Behemoths
    • Court Orders to Alter Practices and Pay Up

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Inside OpenAI Firings Over Leaks
  • Festivals Pitch Private Credit
    • Fund managers court wealth advisers to tap households, amid qualms on risk
  • Bosses Seek Secrets Of Firm With No Layoffs in 75 Years
  • DOJ Probes Allegations Against Trump Ally
  • Meta’s Hunt for AI Money Rattles Markets
    • Nasdaq, Treasury yields decline after tech giant signals fundraising spree
  • California Coast Rebuilds in Bid to Shield Homes
    • BATTLE WITH NATURE: Crews build a sand berm Thursday in front of homes in Long Beach, Calif. The area is bracing for renewed coastal flooding and erosion, following weeks of powerful waves that have damaged beachfront homes.
  • Lonely and Looking for a Friend? Try Telling the Whole World.
    • People are finding platonic connections by baring their souls in classifieds-like posts
  • Health Benefits' Costs Climb
    • The average cost of a family health plan is up 5% this year -- and workers are paying an increasing share of the expense.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Meta AI spend­ing plans trig­ger steep US tech sell-off as investor fears grow
    • ▸ Plat­form’s shares dive 7% ▸ Flight to US Treas­ur­ies ▸ Oil prices surge ▸ French bond yields soar
    • 'It is a perfect storm, you have an energy inflation story, and you have a fiscal and a political problem'
  • US orders staff to leave Saudi
  • Politico and Tele­graph owner pitched deal to buy European arm of Tik­Tok
    • One of Europe’s top media moguls has sought to hive off and acquire a stake in Tik­Tok’s European oper­a­tions, pitch­ing the polit­ic­ally charged plan to a well-con­nec­ted mem­ber of the Trump admin­is­tra­tion.
  • Net­flix con­fronts internal dra­mas as big hits dry up
    • Net­flix was the envy of Hol­ly­wood, a stream­ing giant whose growth seemed unstop­pable and forced enter­tain­ment rivals to rethink their busi­nesses. But nearly 20 years after its launch, it is suf­fer­ing from a lack of hits. Des­pite spend­ing $20bn a year on its con­tent, the time people spent watch­ing Net­flix grew just 2 per cent in the first half of this year. Last week, Net­flix fired about 6 per cent of its work­force, includ­ing some of its cre­at­ive heavy­weights.