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완전연소음메 · 2026-10-27T23:16:10+09:00

안녕하세요. 질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요. 감사합니다. [[Los Angeles Times]] SoCal coast's current enemy: A hot ocean Record-high water temperatures from El Nino are driving higher sea levels Sand replenishment continues Monday on Long Beach's peninsula, where high surf has eroded the beach. Observers will swarm the polls on election day Both major parties and federal monitors make plans amid Trump's fraud claims. Vote puts Israeli leader's legacy on the line Netanyahu could be ultimate survivor, or his defeat could bring a new political era. Doubt over Bass' outside backers Experts ask whether big-money groups supporting mayor are truly independent. Misconduct claims jolt race Accusations against Rep. Gomez of L.A. fuel momentum for DSA-backed rival. Taking flight at last Gisele Thompson, center, and Angel City overcame years of adversity to become the NWSL's hottest club going into the playoffs. A $34-million school with zero students LAUSD campus sits vacant and vandalized as enrollment shrinks A sign near the entrance to the Miramar campus rotates messages even though it closed in 2021. [[USA Today]] Deportees facing ‘nightmare situation’ Many sent back to Haiti with little money, nowhere to go “The country is not prepared to receive these individuals repatriated from the United States with dignity.”Stenley Orbruth DoriscarSpokesman for GARR, a Haitian group supporting repatriated Haitians Deportees return to challenges in Haiti: Finding jobs and housing in overcrowded Cap-Haitien, traveling to meet relatives without being extorted or killed by gangs, and restarting lives without government assistance. Haitians deported from the United States disembark from a charter flight Aug. 27 at Cap-Haitien International Airport in Haiti. Donors help GOP to record spending Experts say effort is unlikely to shift results Israelis reckon with Oct. 7 as election nears Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greets supporters as he tours Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market Oct. 23. Water crisis could sink U.S. ‘Taj Mahal’ Arizona city’s economy is tied to lake, tourism The Glen Canyon Dam abuts Lake Powell, which, as of Oct. 23, was 23.4% full. Page, Arizona, residents fear the dwindling waters will have a lasting negative effect on the city’s economy. [[The New York Times]] Israel Heads to the Polls, Its Identity in the Balance Hard-Right Nationalism Vies With Centrist Ideals in Clash Over Nation’s Future Edgy Markets See Bellwether in Anthropic I.P.O. A Disappointing Debut Could Shake A.I. Lula’s Victory Curtails Right In the Region Supporters of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil gathered in São Paulo after voters returned him to office for a fourth term. In contrast to many world leaders, Mr. Lula has often clashed with President Trump. Review Boards Defy Pentagon On Trans Ban A License? Teens Can Contain Their Excitement. Many Delay Milestones Like Driving Now They Look, if Not Play, Marvelous Venezia F.C. has long struggled to make its way in Italian soccer. But it designed uniforms that have become a cult style hit and part of a brand that plays on the character of Venice. Before Election, President Tries Undermining It NEWS ANALYSIS [[Wall Street Journal]] Private Equity Risks Hitting Wall of $300 Billion in Debt Firms scramble to get extensions for loans about to come due in 2028, 2029 How Billionaire Tax Became ‘Hot Mess’ California proposal sparks Democratic discord, strange bedfellows on both sides Netanyahu, Rival Share Similar Views on Security Surprise Lula Win Crashes Brazilian Markets Victory shatters investors’ hopes for overhauls including cuts, deregulation France’s Protests Draw Concessions From Macron AFTERMATH: French President Emmanuel Macron, right, and Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan walk Monday through City Hall, which was vandalized amid national student protests. The government plans educational improvements in response to the strife. For Stars of Steamy Audiobooks, The Job Is Full of Hazards Voices of blockbuster ‘romantasy’ franchise coo and groan under the glare of rabid fans Meta Set To Sell $95 Billion In Stock Meta plans to raise up to $95 billion from new stock offerings as it embarks on a wave of sales to fund its AI infrastructure investments. Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom have indicated interest in purchasing up to $5 billion worth of common stock. [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다. Brazil’s markets shaken as Lula makes dramatic comeback to win fourth term Anthropic sets IPO stage with giant filing on goals and risks ▸ Prospectus details AI lab’s ‘mission’ ▸ $800bn of data centre commitments Tax havens reap rewards from rules to foil multinationals’ avoidance schemes The world’s tax havens are early winners from global rules designed to curb corporate tax avoidance as multinational companies defy expectations that they would flee offshore hubs. Victors without a plan face puzzle of governing Serbia Student-led resistance to perceived autocracy has galvanised Serbia since protests began two years ago. Now the campaign has ousted Russia-friendly, Maga-linked strongman Aleksandar Vučić after his 12 years in power. The Student List movement believes in collective decision-making and is made up of people such as opera singers and professors. ‘Now they need to figure out how to govern,’ says one activist.

완전연소음메 · 2026-10-27 23:16:10

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감사합니다.

[[Los Angeles Times]]
- SoCal coast's current enemy: A hot ocean
  - Record-high water temperatures from El Nino are driving higher sea levels
  - Sand replenishment continues Monday on Long Beach's peninsula, where high surf has eroded the beach.
- Observers will swarm the polls on election day
  - Both major parties and federal monitors make plans amid Trump's fraud claims.
- Vote puts Israeli leader's legacy on the line
  - Netanyahu could be ultimate survivor, or his defeat could bring a new political era.
- Doubt over Bass' outside backers
  - Experts ask whether big-money groups supporting mayor are truly independent.
- Misconduct claims jolt race
  - Accusations against Rep. Gomez of L.A. fuel momentum for DSA-backed rival.
- Taking flight at last
  - Gisele Thompson, center, and Angel City overcame years of adversity to become the NWSL's hottest club going into the playoffs.
- A $34-million school with zero students
  - LAUSD campus sits vacant and vandalized as enrollment shrinks
  - A sign near the entrance to the Miramar campus rotates messages even though it closed in 2021.

[[USA Today]]
- Deportees facing ‘nightmare situation’
  - Many sent back to Haiti with little money, nowhere to go
  - “The country is not prepared to receive these individuals repatriated from the United States with dignity.” Stenley Orbruth Doriscar Spokesman for GARR, a Haitian group supporting repatriated Haitians
  - Deportees return to challenges in Haiti: Finding jobs and housing in overcrowded Cap-Haitien, traveling to meet relatives without being extorted or killed by gangs, and restarting lives without government assistance.
  - Haitians deported from the United States disembark from a charter flight Aug. 27 at Cap-Haitien International Airport in Haiti.
- Donors help GOP to record spending
  - Experts say effort is unlikely to shift results
- Israelis reckon with Oct. 7 as election nears
  - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greets supporters as he tours Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market Oct. 23.
- Water crisis could sink U.S. ‘Taj Mahal’
  - Arizona city’s economy is tied to lake, tourism
  - The Glen Canyon Dam abuts Lake Powell, which, as of Oct. 23, was 23.4% full. Page, Arizona, residents fear the dwindling waters will have a lasting negative effect on the city’s economy.

[[The New York Times]]
- Israel Heads to the Polls, Its Identity in the Balance
  - Hard-Right Nationalism Vies With Centrist Ideals in Clash Over Nation’s Future
- Edgy Markets See Bellwether in Anthropic I.P.O.
  - A Disappointing Debut Could Shake A.I.
- Lula’s Victory Curtails Right In the Region
  - Supporters of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil gathered in São Paulo after voters returned him to office for a fourth term.
  - In contrast to many world leaders, Mr. Lula has often clashed with President Trump.
- Review Boards Defy Pentagon On Trans Ban
- A License? Teens Can Contain Their Excitement.
  - Many Delay Milestones Like Driving Now
- They Look, if Not Play, Marvelous
  - Venezia F.C. has long struggled to make its way in Italian soccer. But it designed uniforms that have become a cult style hit and part of a brand that plays on the character of Venice.
- Before Election, President Tries Undermining It
  - NEWS ANALYSIS

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Private Equity Risks Hitting Wall of $300 Billion in Debt
  - Firms scramble to get extensions for loans about to come due in 2028, 2029
- How Billionaire Tax Became ‘Hot Mess’
  - California proposal sparks Democratic discord, strange bedfellows on both sides
- Netanyahu, Rival Share Similar Views on Security
- Surprise Lula Win Crashes Brazilian Markets
  - Victory shatters investors’ hopes for overhauls including cuts, deregulation
- France’s Protests Draw Concessions From Macron
  - AFTERMATH: French President Emmanuel Macron, right, and Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan walk Monday through City Hall, which was vandalized amid national student protests. The government plans educational improvements in response to the strife.
- For Stars of Steamy Audiobooks, The Job Is Full of Hazards
  - Voices of blockbuster ‘romantasy’ franchise coo and groan under the glare of rabid fans
- Meta Set To Sell $95 Billion In Stock
  - Meta plans to raise up to $95 billion from new stock offerings as it embarks on a wave of sales to fund its AI infrastructure investments. Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom have indicated interest in purchasing up to $5 billion worth of common stock.

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Brazil’s markets shaken as Lula makes dramatic comeback to win fourth term
- Anthropic sets IPO stage with giant filing on goals and risks
  - ▸ Prospectus details AI lab’s ‘mission’ ▸ $800bn of data centre commitments
- Tax havens reap rewards from rules to foil multinationals’ avoidance schemes
  - The world’s tax havens are early winners from global rules designed to curb corporate tax avoidance as multinational companies defy expectations that they would flee offshore hubs.
- Victors without a plan face puzzle of governing Serbia
  - Student-led resistance to perceived autocracy has galvanised Serbia since protests began two years ago. Now the campaign has ousted Russia-friendly, Maga-linked strongman Aleksandar Vučić after his 12 years in power. The Student List movement believes in collective decision-making and is made up of people such as opera singers and professors. ‘Now they need to figure out how to govern,’ says one activist.

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