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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Billionaire tax, voter ID losing support in poll
    • A majority opposes Props 40 and 39. Prop. 3, which extends a levy, is popular
  • Essayli is found to be serving illegally
    • Judge says he can't be L.A.'s 'de facto' U.S. attorney, but delays disqualification.
  • Workers' champion and feminist icon
    • DOLORES HUERTA, 1930 - 2026
    • UFW pioneer Huerta, who co-founded the United Farm Workers of America with César Chávez, leads a march in the Coachella Valley in 1969
  • Younger voters favoring Raman
    • The council member is an advocate for affordable housing, a top concern in L.A.
  • Trump's rosy, off-script riffs
    • Rallying in red states, he paints a portrait of prosperity that voters may not recognize.
  • Hollywood sign's neighbors sick of crowds
    • Traffic is out of control and it's the city of L.A.'s fault, a group of residents says in a legal complaint.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Cryptids haunt our imaginations
    • Americans remain fascinated by mythical creatures
    • “No matter what we do, we can’t separate ourselves from our archetypal fears.” Mark Moran
  • GOP works to blunt blue wave
    • Trump continues his push for midterms
    • President Donald Trump has leaned hard into a familiar mix of hot-button, culturally divisive issues in a push to rev up the MAGA base.
  • Netanyahu likely to remain as Israeli PM
    • Trump says his endorsement helped
    • Family members stand for a minute of silence at an Oct. 7 event in Tel Aviv remembering 2023 Hamas attacks.
  • For three workers, side hustles offer a lifeline
    • Extra work brings cash, security and new options
    • Many people drive for Uber as a side hustle. Shawn Carnes was driving for Uber while working full time, but now he makes more trips after he was laid off.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • ISRAEL IN LIMBO AS VOTING YIELDS NO CLEAR VICTOR
    • EARLY NETANYAHU LEAD
    • Arab Support Could Be Pivotal in Talks on a Possible Coalition
  • Another Crash Plunges Spain In Grief Again
    • Second Fatal Accident on Same Rail Line
    • A train crash between a high-speed train and a stationary train south of Madrid left at least 68 dead and dozens hurt on Wednesday.
  • Inside the Democrats’ Effort to Stack the Alaska Midterm Ballot
    • Plan to Coax Potential Spoilers Into Race for Senate Seat
  • Labor Leader of Farm Workers Who Earned Folk-Hero Status
    • DOLORES HUERTA, 1930-2026
  • Defeated Brazilian Candidate Lands in U.S.
    • Flávio Bolsonaro, with a canceled passport, arrived in Miami with his family Wednesday
  • C.T.E. in Football May Be Broader Than Feared
    • Study Links Disease to 3 in 4 Ex-N.F.L. Players
  • A.I. Health Advice and a Devastating Outcome
    • Using Chatbot’s Plan to Taper Epilepsy Drug

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Fed Holds Steady, With Two Dissenters
    • Rate-setting panel nods subtly toward another increase, with eye on inflation
  • Bruised Netanyahu Stays Center Stage
  • Bolsonaro’s Escape: Decoys, a Key Ally
  • A Dream Cruise Ends Stranded in Cambodia
  • China’s Car Industry Is Stalling at Home
    • Domestic sales plunge, but shakeout in state-supported sector hasn’t begun
  • Storied Law Firm Weil Gotshal To Close
  • Spanish Train Collision Leaves Dozens Dead
    • WRECKAGE: Emergency services work on the scene in Urda, Spain, after two high-speed trains collided Wednesday, killing at least 68 people and injuring around 70. It was the second deadly crash this year on the line between Madrid and Seville.
  • Brew Crew Wins World Series
    • AT LAST: The Brewers celebrate their first baseball championship since the franchise entered MLB in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots. Milwaukee defeated Tampa Bay 4-1.
  • This Harvard Class Is Brutal. Why Is Everyone Signing Up?
    • Students embrace an inhumane reading list in search of an escape from the tyranny of AI

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Safety fears mount after at least 68 die in second high-speed col­li­sion
  • Net­an­yahu holds off Israel chal­lenge in tense elec­tion
    • ▸ Both sides remain short of major­ity ▸ Dead­lock risks weeks of hag­gling
  • Bolson­aro ends Latin Amer­ica mys­tery tour in Miami after defy­ing travel ban
    • Flávio Bolson­aro arrived in the US yes­ter­day, end­ing 24 hours of uncer­tainty over his where­abouts after the defeated pres­id­en­tial can­did­ate fled Brazil, where he is under invest­ig­a­tion for cor­rup­tion and money laun­der­ing.
  • ‘Swiss Tony’ sits at peak of pre­dic­tion mar­ket’s riches
    • Some high-value wal­lets on Poly­mar­ket get lucky on a big swing after risk­ing $1mn in a single wager. But FT ana­lysis shows the most pros­per­ous gam­bler, an account that made $12mn trad­ing on sports events under the pseud­onym ‘swis­stony’, used a high-volume policy that seems algorith­mic­ally driven. Data on 1.2mn accounts reveals many made vast sums — but also that of those who bet $100 or more, 68 per cent lost out.