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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • As coast erodes, clock ticks for nuclear waste
    • State hunts for storage solutions while sea level rises next to San Onofre plant set for demolition
    • THE SHUTTERED plant near San Clemente is still home to 3.6 million pounds of high-level nuclear waste.
  • L.A. is on edge over possible Paramount exit
    • Thousands of jobs and city’s identity are at stake as Ellison, Bonta battle over merger.
  • Bedrock principle of voting tested in Georgia
    • A flaw in the state’s equipment could compromise secret ballots in November.
  • State lawmakers call for guardrails on AI
    • Push for emergency legislation comes as tech leaders warn of existential risks.
  • It’s labor vs. MAGA in state schools superintendent election
    • Fiercely political race for diminished, nonpartisan office
  • Chargers look flat
    • Quarterback Justin Herbert struggles with the new-look offense during a 26-14 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in the season opener.
  • Welcomed, then deported: An old American tale
    • THE MEXICALI border crossing in 1954. It’s unknown if these men are entering or leaving the U.S.

• [[USA Today]]
  • Economy stuck in no man’s land
    • CUBA IN CRISIS CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
    • Growth of private businesses stifling amid standoff with U.S.
    • “The main obstacle right now is the critical situation the country is facing ... and great uncertainty regarding the U.S. government’s actions.” Óscar Fernández
    • Ricardo Fernández, right, cofounder of Deshidratados Habana (Dehydrated Havana), prepares mango skins to dry Aug. 15 at his facility in Havana. The private company sells dried mango, pineapple and other fruit.
    • Óscar Fernández is owner and chief executive of Deshidratados Habana. He dreams of breaking into the U.S. market – starting with Trader Joe’s.
  • Forgoing gathering right call, Dems say
    • Many felt time better spent campaigning
    • DNC Chair Ken Martin, speaking at a 2025 rally, told USA TODAY the party didn’t need a convention before the midterms.
  • U.S. sees hottest summer in 130-plus years
    • Average temperature was 3 degrees above normal
    • Jaguar fans try to stay cool during the team’s warm-ups at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida, on Aug. 21.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • IRAN PEACE DEAL WAS SABOTAGED BY HARD-LINERS
    • ATTACKS ON SHIPPING
    • Insiders Tell of Leader’s Fury as Faction Took the Upper Hand
  • Showdowns at the U.S. Open
    • On Sunday, a day after Elena Rybakina captured the women’s singles title (Page D1), Alexander Zverev rolled past Ben Shelton for the men’s crown (nytimes.com).
  • A Gender War Explodes in Utah’s Court System
    • Power Struggle to Claw Back Women’s Wins
  • Prices Stymie Bid by Trump To Lift G.O.P
  • Snooze Button On A.I. Alarm
    • Scientists’ Worries Fail to Make D.C. Respond
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • No Cannonballs, Please
    • Californians are adapting to 60,000 black bears, some of which pay unexpected visits.
  • Rewarded by Drama, Influencers Flout Laws and Safety for Clicks

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Widening Mideast Instability Squeezes Global Oil Supplies
    • Houthi offensive in Yemen puts second vital energy corridor under Tehran’s sway
  • Mark Carney’s Audacious EU Bid
    • As trade talks with the U. S. collapse, Canada pursues risky pivot to Europe
  • Tesla’s Presence in U.S. EV Market Rises as Legacy Automakers Retreat
  • Bessent Says Growth Is Key to Debt Fight
  • Trump Wants AI CEOs To Push Forward
    • Lawmakers debate regulatory path as industry rivals call to reduce risks
  • Germany’s Zverev Triumphs in the U. S. Open
    • NET GAIN: German tennis star Alexander Zverev defeated Ben Shelton in the U.S. Open men’s final on Sunday, his second Grand Slam event win this year after a French Open championship. Elena Rybakina captured the women’s title Saturday.
  • Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner: Mortal Enemies or Lovers?
    • A new movie has fans re-evaluating the dynamics behind the endless chase

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Trump rejects industry calls for brake on AI over fears of los­ing race to China
    • ▸ Tech bosses’ warn­ings dis­missed ▸ Pres­id­ent open to guard­rails ▸ Demo­crats urge ‘decis­ive action’
    • 'A lot of negative forces [are] bringing up things that won't happen' Donald Trump
  • Le Pen opens elec­tion drive
  • Rus­sia strike hits Ukraine rail line just after for­eign former PMs pass through
    • A Rus­sian drone has hit a train near Ukraine’s bor­der with Poland shortly after a group of for­eign dig­nit­ar­ies passed through the cross­ing.
  • Kennedy crack­down takes Gat­o­rade back to nature
    • Gat­o­rade’s elec­tric col­ours eas­ily catch the eye. But US health sec­ret­ary Robert F Kennedy Jr is press­ing sports drinks makers to phase out the syn­thetic dyes that he says add to beha­vi­oural issues in chil­dren. Pep­siCo is fall­ing into line: veget­able dyes will now col­our three lines that gen­er­ate a third of the $10bn in annual sales. But a beta-carotene short­age means not all fla­vours can be switched over yet. ‘We just couldn’t get enough to do the orange,’ says Pep­siCo.