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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • El Niño flooding shocks beach towns
      • Full moon and marine heat wave help lead to record-high tides. Balboa ferry is halted.
      • Passengers departing the Balboa Island Ferry navigate floodwaters that hit Newport Beach on Tuesday.
    • Bass overcomes Raman's lead, tying her in poll
      • Pratt voters give the mayor a boost. The challenger's 11-point advantage disappears.
    • Small businesses turning to risky cash advances
    • Feds accuse rehabs of fraud
      • Facilities allegedly drugged, held patients against will
    • Slayings fall, race disparity remains
      • L.A. homicides at levels not seen since 1960s. Black victims are overrepresented.
    • Amid attacks, Saudis say life goes on
      • Men stroll in Boulevard City in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, which still attracts big crowds for its events.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Fraying showing in MAHATrump alliance
      • Dems court movement amid voter frustration
    • Looking for work in a tight market
      • Applicants at ‘rock bottom’ after searching
      • In her Arlington, Virginia, apartment, the only company for Lissette Ramos, 31, comes from two foster cats. Their food and vet bills are covered by a rescue group as she nears the financial edge.
    • ‘Bloomscrolling’ trend promotes positivity
      • Curating algorithms can boost mental health


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • FLURRY OF MOVES BY JUSTICE DEPT. SHOWS URGENCY
      • AGAINST TRUMP CRITICS
      • Blanche Says the Actions Before the Midterms Aren’t Retribution
    • U.S. Meddling Worries States Ahead of Vote
      • Preparing for ICE Raids and Ballot Seizures
    • Solving Riddle A.I. Couldn’t: Cars and Cats
    • Digital Army Came to Lula’s Rescue in Election
      • Spirited Drive to Keep Bolsonaro Family Out of Power
    • Voting for Israel’s Future
      • Election officials measured a large turnout on Tuesday as the country decided whether to keep Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in power. It was Israel’s first election since the Hamas-led attack on Oct. 7, 2023, and the devastating war in Gaza.
    • Roller Coaster Deaths Testing a Limit on Thrills
      • Goliath, a coaster at Six Flags.
    • The Toddler Playing in the Radioactive Backyard
      • Inspections Come After Decades of Inaction
      • “They knew,” said Lexi Hawk, at home with her daughter, Bailee. “And they let me live here.”


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Broadcom’s Chief Helped Seal $63 Billion Anthropic Debt Deal
      • Agreement is the biggest ever to raise money for AI infrastructure
    • Tariff Exposes U.S. Reliance On Canada’s Aluminum
      • Smelters in Quebec run on inexpensive hydroelectric power; Trump’s 50% levy pushes up prices for American industry
    • China Claims Strong Growth, But Skeptics Question Its Data
    • U.S. Plans To Renew Striking Iran After Midterms
      • Warning to Gulf states signals a short and intense escalation of war
    • In Israeli Election, Tight Results Indicate Deadlock
      • SHARP DIVIDE: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and main opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, right, speak early Wednesday after Israeli voters appeared to have denied either candidate a clear victory.
    • Drill Sergeants vs. Treat-Slingers: The War Over Training Your Dog
      • Disciplinarians say snack-obsessed trainers are turning pooches into disrespectful brats


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • US offers oil majors’ return to Rus­sia in Ukraine peace talks with Krem­lin
      • ▸ Poten­tial deals for Amer­ican groups ▸ Broad push to end Putin’s war ▸ Big shift in west­ern ties floated
      • The US has repeatedly stated any oil ventures would not happen until the conflict is over
    • Israel turnout breaks record
    • Apple’s fold­ing iPhone debut spoiled by ‘Crack­g­ate’ out­cry over broken screens
      • The debut of Apple’s first fold­able iPhone has hit an early snag after some users repor­ted broken screens just days after its release, a phe­nomenon already dubbed Crack­g­ate.
    • Maga takes gloves off in fight to keep grip on Texas
      • Repub­lic­ans have poured mil­lions into the Texas sen­at­orial cam­paign of Ken Pax­ton, the scan­dal-prone Trump pick, but he is still level with his Demo­cratic rival in the con­ser­vat­ive state. The attacks on James Talarico, pic­tured, whom they label Tala­freako, include claims he had been in a men­tal health facil­ity. The tac­tics sig­nal des­per­a­tion as the former school teacher eyes a vic­tory that would be the first for a Demo­crat in more than three dec­ades.

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