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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- Industry execs long knew of microplastics
- Scientists' concern about bits infiltrating the body goes back to a 1974 meeting.
- A scientist picks out plastic particles found in marine samples at a research center near Athens.
- Judges question feds on ballot blocking
- The panel asks how the administration's request in California squares with the law.
- A clash between tech, content roils Netflix
- Democrat fights to hold Trump district
- In a rare swing district in the West, voters seek independence as the key factor.
- Ideal vs. real: Newsom on climate
- After solid green start, record shifts with affordability
- Gov. Gavin Newsom pauses while discussing floods in Pajaro, Calif., in 2023.
- A Halloween rarity
- A shift in weather at the end of the week could deliver the first rainy All Hallows' Eve in Los Angeles since 2014.
- California group boosted Ohio attack ad
- Industry execs long knew of microplastics
- [[USA Today]]
- Nation divided over its values
- GOP chose patriotism, Dems equality as poll shows partisan distrust
- People pass an American flag painted on the side of an antiques store Oct. 9 in Monroe, Georgia. In the Gallup/With Honor poll, nearly 8 in 10 said that it was more important to respect different values than to share them.
- National parks hit by sudden federal funding cuts
- Officials unsure why some projects were affected
- Many of the disapproved projects were for behind-the-scenes work that might not come into their full importance until much later, experts say.
- A view of Denali National Park from George Parks Highway in February 2022. Funding for the care of sled dogs in Denali was one of 133 projects whose funding was cut.
- Staff worries that without funds, puppies at Denali can’t be trained, which may lead to the end of the program.
- FBI touts progress in Indigenous cases
- Audit notes Missing and Murdered Unit backlog
- Members of Emily Pike’s family met with FBI Director Kash Patel and Secretary of the Interior Doug Burton as part of Missing and Murdered indigenous Peoples Awareness Day in Washington, DC, on May 5, 2025.
- Nation divided over its values
- [[The New York Times]]
- Flipping Senate Won’t Be Cinch For Democrats
- A.I. School Sped Up Teaching, But Many Students Fell Behind
- D.O.J. ESCALATING ELECTION TACTICS
- Taking Up a President’s Demands This Term
- Even If Oil Prices Come Down, Expect Airfares to Stay Costly
- Airlines are prioritizing highervalue fliers over affordability.
- Rising Fears and Threats Risk a Wider War in Iran
- Both Sides Said to Plot Strikes, as Elections in U.S. and Israel Add to the Danger
- After Lebanon Cease-Fire, Israel Razed Villages
- Worries Rise That Aim Is to Empty Territory Permanently
- Smoke billowed last month from Mansouri in southern Lebanon, one of dozens of villages to have been targeted by the Israeli military.
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Lula Clings to Power in Brazil Presidential Election Surprise
- Brazil’s leftist president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, center, celebrates Sunday after defeating Flávio Bolsonaro for a fourth term.
- MAHA-MAGA Ties Are Fraying As Midterms Near
- As AOC’s Ambition Grows, Her Tactics Are Softening
- Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s inclusive approach has risks
- Card Issuers Take Aim At Points Hoarders
- Just a Few AI Giants Power Corporate Earnings
- Nvidia and Micron account for 34% of growth in expected S&P 500 profits
- Want to Voice Boston’s Airport? Lay It on Thick With the Accent
- You don’t have to be wicked smaht to apply. But don’t you dare call it Beantown.
- Lula Clings to Power in Brazil Presidential Election Surprise
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Luxury houses shed €250bn in value as China’s shoppers tighten their belts
- ▸ Sales growth slows sharply ▸ LVMH and Hermès suffer steepest falls ▸ US demand also weakens
- 'The Chinese luxury consumer recovery that the industry was hoping for has taken a pause'
- Bolsonaro and Lula do battle
- Le Pen launches pitch to restore unity of France battered by street protests
- French far-right leader Marine Le Pen launched her presidential campaign yesterday, presenting herself as the only contender capable of restoring order and unity to a country she described as wracked by unrest and decline.
- Power broker rides storm over Davos in the Desert
- Richard Attias has lived through many crises in his decades bringing together powerful people at gatherings from the World Economic Forum to Saudi Arabia’s Future Investment Initiative. Despite setbacks including the recent postponement of ‘Davos in the Desert’ amid Houthi attacks, he tells the FT he is plotting another reinvention with the launch of a boutique consultancy aiming to help global leaders diversify their economies and attract investors.
- Luxury houses shed €250bn in value as China’s shoppers tighten their belts
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