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완전연소음메 · 2026-10-15T23:11:52+09:00

안녕하세요. 질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요. 감사합니다. [[Los Angeles Times]] Feds press state to withhold some voters’ ballots Officials are given 48 hours to prove the ones flagged by Justice Dept. hold citizenship. UNDER ATTY. GEN. Todd Blanche, the U.S. is questioning the citizenship of thousands of Californians. Rising prices remain a major issue U.S. inflation grows in September to 3.7%, promising to play a role in midterm races. Winds will test whether L.A. learned its lessons Once mighty Netflix faces headwinds Still tops in subscribers, the firm announces layoffs amid scrutiny over its growth plans. Bass, Raman clash in debate Mayor and challenger spar over police chief, Pacific Palisades fire and homelessness. Floods carry fire risks for EVs Water, especially if salty, can cause batteries to short-circuit and combust even weeks after exposure, experts say MOTORISTS take a risk on a Laguna Beach street on Oct. 9. El Niño is expected to bring more flooding. [[USA Today]] VA residents rise: ‘We’ve been screwed’ Wealthiest county in the U.S. grapples with overrun of data centers and the billions of dollars they bring in “I don’t think we need any more data centers. There are other ways to pay for these nice things.”Sam Lechman A 35-year-old father who brings his three young children to the large recreation center in Aldie. Greg Pirio, a Loudoun County, Virginia, resident, stands in front a data center near his home that he said has caused health issues for him and his neighbors. Residents of Loudoun County, Virginia, play pickleball at Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park on Sept. 28. The construction of the 257-acre park was made possible by tax revenue from data centers in the region. Potential 2028 field evolving on left Prominent Dems already weigh presidential bids Former Vice President Kamala Harris says she’s “thinking about” running for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. Changing the hands of time pits science against politics Disagreement persists on which clock to adopt Most of the nation is scheduled to set clocks back Nov. 1, ending daylight saving time. [[The New York Times]] Rising Energy Costs Push Inflation at a Rapid Pace Wage Growth Muted, Complicating Effort by Trump to Sell Voters on Economy Even Bananas Absorb Blows Of War in Iran Producers of the most popular fruit in the U.S. face rising costs of fuel, fertilizer and other materials. “It is a crisis,” one executive said. For Pope, a New World of Lung Cancer Therapy Death Rate Has Been Reduced by a Half Since the 1990s Trump’s Relentless Campaign To Cast Doubt on Elections With Lies and Bold Claims He has attacked election integrity on more than 70 percent of the days in his second term. The Times examined the pattern. Becerra Could Make California History. He’s Not Dwelling on It. Favored as First Latino Governor Since 1875 Satellite Cut Hobbles Ukraine As Russia Pounds Power Grid ‘What Russia Did to My Family’ Yevhen Ovcharov lost his wife and a daughter to a bomb. He is using the tragedy to plead Ukraine’s case to the world [[Wall Street Journal]] Inflation Jumped to 3.7% in September Gasoline drove good part of the month’s climb, stepping up pressure for rate rise U.S. Airstrikes on the High Seas Fail To Stop the Global Cocaine Boom Smugglers shift tactics amid record supplies and plunging street prices TikTok Fame Drives Crowds to Evangelist At Colleges. He Is 72. Inside Guilfoyle’s Final Days As Envoy In Greece Hard-Hit Kyiv Says Starlink Limits Hinder It LINE OF FIRE: A family outside their burning Kyiv apartment building after a Russian missile strike. Ukraine on Wednesday said curbs on the speed of SpaceX’s Starlink internet connections are throttling military operations, including intercepting drones. New Yorkers Rallied to Answer One Teen’s Cry for Career Help To ease his anxiety, 16-year-old asked strangers if he could shadow them at work [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다. Jump in US inflation deepens pain for voters ahead of key midterm elections ▸ Iran conflict pushes CPI to 3.7% ▸ Blow for Trump bid to ease pressure ▸ Bets on rate rises surge Élysée hopeful to confront EU Top Freshfields partners eye carve-out for AI division ‘probably worth billions’ Senior Freshfields partners have discussed carving out the law firm’s inhouse AI unit to create a company “worth billions”, according to internal emails seen by the FT. OpenAI worker’s arrest highlights espionage fears The FBI has arrested an employee of OpenAI after the ChatGPT maker found a recording device hidden at its headquarters. Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, a Saudi, was detained on October 9. Prosecutors say the gadget, concealed in toilet paper, was inserted into the back of a TV in a conference room and there was another in the suspect’s bag. The incident highlights longstanding fears that top AI labs are targets for industrial or state-initiated espionage.

완전연소음메 · 2026-10-15 23:11:52

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안녕하세요.

질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요.

감사합니다.

[[Los Angeles Times]]
- Feds press state to withhold some voters’ ballots
  - Officials are given 48 hours to prove the ones flagged by Justice Dept. hold citizenship.
  - UNDER ATTY. GEN. Todd Blanche, the U.S. is questioning the citizenship of thousands of Californians.
- Rising prices remain a major issue
  - U.S. inflation grows in September to 3.7%, promising to play a role in midterm races.
- Winds will test whether L.A. learned its lessons
- Once mighty Netflix faces headwinds
  - Still tops in subscribers, the firm announces layoffs amid scrutiny over its growth plans.
- Bass, Raman clash in debate
  - Mayor and challenger spar over police chief, Pacific Palisades fire and homelessness.
- Floods carry fire risks for EVs
  - Water, especially if salty, can cause batteries to short-circuit and combust even weeks after exposure, experts say
  - MOTORISTS take a risk on a Laguna Beach street on Oct. 9. El Niño is expected to bring more flooding.

[[USA Today]]
- VA residents rise: ‘We’ve been screwed’
  - Wealthiest county in the U.S. grapples with overrun of data centers and the billions of dollars they bring in
  - “I don’t think we need any more data centers. There are other ways to pay for these nice things.” Sam Lechman A 35-year-old father who brings his three young children to the large recreation center in Aldie.
  - Greg Pirio, a Loudoun County, Virginia, resident, stands in front a data center near his home that he said has caused health issues for him and his neighbors.
  - Residents of Loudoun County, Virginia, play pickleball at Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park on Sept. 28. The construction of the 257-acre park was made possible by tax revenue from data centers in the region.
- Potential 2028 field evolving on left
  - Prominent Dems already weigh presidential bids
  - Former Vice President Kamala Harris says she’s “thinking about” running for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination.
- Changing the hands of time pits science against politics
  - Disagreement persists on which clock to adopt
  - Most of the nation is scheduled to set clocks back Nov. 1, ending daylight saving time.

[[The New York Times]]
- Rising Energy Costs Push Inflation at a Rapid Pace
  - Wage Growth Muted, Complicating Effort by Trump to Sell Voters on Economy
- Even Bananas Absorb Blows Of War in Iran
  - Producers of the most popular fruit in the U.S. face rising costs of fuel, fertilizer and other materials. “It is a crisis,” one executive said.
- For Pope, a New World of Lung Cancer Therapy
  - Death Rate Has Been Reduced by a Half Since the 1990s
- Trump’s Relentless Campaign To Cast Doubt on Elections With Lies and Bold Claims
  - He has attacked election integrity on more than 70 percent of the days in his second term. The Times examined the pattern.
- Becerra Could Make California History. He’s Not Dwelling on It.
  - Favored as First Latino Governor Since 1875
- Satellite Cut Hobbles Ukraine As Russia Pounds Power Grid
- ‘What Russia Did to My Family’
  - Yevhen Ovcharov lost his wife and a daughter to a bomb. He is using the tragedy to plead Ukraine’s case to the world

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Inflation Jumped to 3.7% in September
  - Gasoline drove good part of the month’s climb, stepping up pressure for rate rise
- U.S. Airstrikes on the High Seas Fail To Stop the Global Cocaine Boom
  - Smugglers shift tactics amid record supplies and plunging street prices
- TikTok Fame Drives Crowds to Evangelist At Colleges. He Is 72.
- Inside Guilfoyle’s Final Days As Envoy In Greece
- Hard-Hit Kyiv Says Starlink Limits Hinder It
  - LINE OF FIRE: A family outside their burning Kyiv apartment building after a Russian missile strike. Ukraine on Wednesday said curbs on the speed of SpaceX’s Starlink internet connections are throttling military operations, including intercepting drones.
- New Yorkers Rallied to Answer One Teen’s Cry for Career Help
  - To ease his anxiety, 16-year-old asked strangers if he could shadow them at work

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Jump in US inflation deepens pain for voters ahead of key midterm elections
  - ▸ Iran conflict pushes CPI to 3.7% ▸ Blow for Trump bid to ease pressure ▸ Bets on rate rises surge
- Élysée hopeful to confront EU
- Top Freshfields partners eye carve-out for AI division ‘probably worth billions’
  - Senior Freshfields partners have discussed carving out the law firm’s inhouse AI unit to create a company “worth billions”, according to internal emails seen by the FT.
- OpenAI worker’s arrest highlights espionage fears
  - The FBI has arrested an employee of OpenAI after the ChatGPT maker found a recording device hidden at its headquarters. Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, a Saudi, was detained on October 9. Prosecutors say the gadget, concealed in toilet paper, was inserted into the back of a TV in a conference room and there was another in the suspect’s bag. The incident highlights longstanding fears that top AI labs are targets for industrial or state-initiated espionage.

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