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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Saudis facing grim choice as attacks escalate
    • Houthis’ strikes upend ambitious plans to make the kingdom a business powerhouse.
  • Democrat won’t ‘be silenced’ by search of home
    • Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is targeted by federal agents just weeks from election.
  • Record Pacific hurricane activity is battering state
    • Systems reshaping coast as more havoc is expected
  • Awards shows look to streaming for new red carpet
  • Today’s exotic catch courtesy of El Niño
    • Wahoos? Devil rays? Some weird creatures spotted off SoCal coast
    • DECKHAND Eric Munoz tags bullet tuna for visitors on the Dana Pride. It’s a rare fish in these waters.
  • Dodgers DOWN 2-0
    • After a surprisingly short outing by Yoshinobu Yamamoto, above, L.A. lost to the Brewers 7-4 in Game 2 of the NLCS in Milwaukee.
  • San Diego is considering using AI to help officers write police reports

• [[USA Today]]
  • ICE secretly tracking protesters
    • Records reveal ‘Agitator Log’ kept in secret database in MN field office
    • An “Agitator Log” contains 60 instances of ICE officers in Minneapolis logging their interactions with protesters and observers.
  • Vehicles for transport, work fail safety tests
    • Group assesses vans, trucks for first time
    • There are fewer government standards for delivery vans, box trucks, tractor-trailers and larger work pickups than for passenger cars, says David Kidd, vice president of vehicle research at IIHS
    • The Chevrolet BrightDrop 400 electric van is among the few vehicles that Insurance Institute of Highway Safety tested to earn “Good” ratings for pedestrian crash avoidance.
  • Nonpartisan observers to monitor midterms
    • Carter Center plans to issue report on voting
  • Earhart expedition team heads to island of meat-eating crabs
    • Theory blames animals for aviator’s demise
    • Coconut crabs are a species of arthropod that the London Museum of Natural History calls “bird-eating behemoths” that thrive on “isolated tropical islands.”

• [[The New York Times]]
  • MUSK’S SPENDING ON THE MIDTERMS HITS $366 MILLION
    • G.O.P. RESCUE MISSION
    • Largest Known Donor — a Funding Advantage for Republicans
    • Elon Musk’s Campaign Contributions
      • Mr. Musk has already given far more money to federal committees during this election cycle than in 2024
  • Deal on Diesel Jolts U.S. Ties With Ukraine
    • Biggest Crisis Since Spat in Oval Office in 2025
  • A.I. on Lookout for Wildfires
    • California is installing cameras in some of its highest, craggiest sites to get an early warning of a potentially deadly blaze.
  • Dozens Killed As Bombs Hit Sudan Miners
  • Taliban Leveraging European Fears on Migrants
    • Kabul Offers Deals on Deportation to Gain More Acceptance
    • Kabul streets were filled in August as the Taliban celebrated their fifth year of ruling Afghanistan.
  • To Ease Her Grief, She Took 30 New Friends Out to the Ballgame
    • Season of Shared Hope for Mother in Seattle
  • Home of Representative Omar Is Searched by an Arm of ICE

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Options-Trading Frenzy Shows Bullish Investors’ Zeal for Risk
    • Market’s soaring volumes hit $700 billion a day—akin to meme-stock mania
  • Soaring Welfare Spending Is Crushing Britain
    • Disability benefit claims surge, but leaders struggle to make cuts
  • Hope Swells in Venezuela For Oil Industry’s Revival
  • Iran Preps For More War Amid Trump’s Threats
    • Regime, convinced the U. S. is ready to strike, rallies Iranians, fortifies nuclear sites
  • Federal Agents Search Congresswoman’s Home
    • RAID: Homeland Security Investigations officers carry boxes Monday from the Washington residence of Rep. Ilhan Omar (DMinn.) during a search described as part of a criminal investigation. Omar’s office called it ‘an outrageous abuse of power.’
  • First-Class Amenity Kits Are Now Holy Grail Collectibles
    • Travel enthusiasts accrue free toiletry pouches by the dozens; ‘I love every single one’
  • FICO Hit By Rise of Rival
    • FICO credit scores have long played a critical role in mortgage-underwriting decisions. Now regulators and lenders have opened the door to using a rival, VantageScore. The move to break Fair Isaac's hold over the mortgage market has sent its stock down about 60% this year.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Zuck­er­berg under­lines aver­sion to reg­u­la­tion at launch of ‘fron­tier’ AI plat­form
    • Mark Zuck­er­berg demon­strates Muse in Menlo Park, Cali­for­nia, last month
  • Putin break­ing ‘cease­fire’ on energy tar­gets, says Zelenskyy
    • ▸ Kyiv claims power and gas plants hit ▸ Rus­sian leader defies Trump plan
  • Nobel for eco­nom­ists whose work aided cent­ral banks in fight­ing fin­an­cial crisis
    • The Amer­ican eco­nom­ists whose work under­pinned cent­ral banks’ responses to the 2008 fin­an­cial crisis have won this year’s Nobel Prize for eco­nom­ics — just as the US Fed­eral Reserve takes a new tack under its chair Kevin Warsh.
  • Repub­lic­ans on a mis­sion to reshape Nixon’s leg­acy
    • The repu­ta­tion of Richard Nixon, the US pres­id­ent who resigned in dis­grace over 50 years ago, is the sub­ject of a rehab­il­it­a­tion drive by Repub­lic­ans. ‘Nix­on­maxxing’ videos are rack­ing up mil­lions of views while his Middle East ‘play­book’ and stand against the media are being lauded by Maga voters. The bid to reas­sess his leg­acy is backed by vice-pres­id­ent JD Vance, who said: ‘If Water­gate happened tomor­row it would be like a 12-hour news story.’