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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • California voter fraud suspects puzzled by arrest
    • Some defendants who appeared in court say they don't remember registering to vote.
    • Homeland Security Investigations officers leave a home in Commerce after arresting a suspect Monday.
  • Feds are looking at 17,000 others on rolls
  • Climate forecast grim for SoCal beaches
    • State assessment predicts oceanfront cliffs will retreat as temperatures rise.
  • Battered Long Beach braces for more damage
    • A crew installs wood to shield a home on Long Beach's peninsula Sept. 23.
  • Becerra's bumpy final ascent
    • The onetime 'rising star' lost some shine in D.C. climb
  • CENTER STAGE
    • Walker Kessler has a prominent role as Lakers' big man. The 7-foot-2 newcomer banks on his competitiveness to handle pressure.
  • AI pricing tools hit nerve with shoppers

• [[USA Today]]
  • ‘It’s never coming back the way it was’
    • Dropping Lake Powell levels reveal ‘crime against nature’ near national monument
    • “This lake is alive. And this place isn’t dead. It’s alive.” Mike Farrow, Page, Arizona’s vice mayor
    • Sean and Caitlin Gram watch the sun rise over Lake Powell in Page, Arizona. “I’m just thinking how to lucky we are to be here,” said Caitlin Graham. “This definitely could be a national park for sure.”
    • A boat travels down the narrow Antelope Canyon. Lake Powell through the canyon is about 22% full and a ring on the rocks indicates former lake levels.
  • Texas Latinos are key to races
    • Democrats look to reverse GOP gains
    • Maricela Alvarado, 63, of Harlingen, Texas, said Hispanic voters will push Democrat James Talarico to victory.
  • Omar’s case tests denaturalization tool
    • Experts say her case looks unlike any others
    • The Justice Department’s investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minnesota, is aimed at revoking her citizenship and deporting her.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • KYIV IS UNDERCUT AS TRUMP OFFERS DEALS TO MOSCOW
    • PRESSURE FOR A TRUCE
    • Embrace of Russia Fits in Plan to Get China in Three-Way Talks
  • Zelensky Saw Pushing Back As Only Move
  • A Trillion-Dollar Industry Launders Illegal Gold
    • In Madagascar, Child Miners and Damage to Environment
    • Miners bring their children — and often press them into work — as they dig for gold at the Antetezamaro mine and other illegal operations in Madagascar, off Africa.
  • Centrists Flail Across Europe
    • Voters Lured to Fringes by Promises of Change
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Will Viruses That A.I. Created Cure a Patient?
    • Trial F.D.A. Authorized Is Already Underway
  • Tehran Taunts Trump on Prices As Midterms Could Reset War
  • Forever on Top
    • The Knicks raised a championship banner at Madison Square Garden as the N.B.A. season began.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Gulf Oil Tops Prewar Flow
    • U.S.-backed shipping system aids tankers, but traders worry fighting could restart
  • Musk Ordered Starlink Slowdown
    • Trump envoy Steve Witkoff, left, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky, second from right, met for talks in Oslo on Tuesday, along with Finland’s President Alexander Stubb, second from left, and Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store, right.
  • Trump Dangles Cash to Woo Voters
  • Nurses Are In High Demand But Quit in Droves
    • Understaffing, abuse spark turnover
  • Anthropic Discloses Red-Hot Growth, Big Risks
  • 100 Selfies, Zero Sleep: Life as a Star Cruise Director
    • Kyndall Magyar is a game-show host, dance leader, party planner and problem solver
  • Netflix Shake-upHits Revenue
    • Netflix's quarterly revenue rose 12%, its lowest percentage growth in three years.

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • AI debt nerves trig­ger race for default insur­ance in case boom turns to bust
    • ▸ $9bn of CDS traded per week ▸ Cost of pro­tec­tion hits record ▸ Deriv­at­ives fam­ous for fin­an­cial crisis
    • Bonds issued by Oracle, SpaceX, Alphabet, Meta, ,Amazon, Broadcom and Nvidia are in frame
  • Alberta rejects sep­ar­at­ist bid
  • Paris widens curfews in bid to reas­sert con­trol as busi­ness weighs cost of riots
    • Sev­eral French cit­ies exten­ded curfews yes­ter­day after Prime Min­is­ter Sébastien Lecornu said they had “con­trib­uted to the calm” on Monday night fol­low­ing a week­end of protests that deteri­or­ated into loot­ing and riot­ing.
  • ‘Uber­isa­tion’ of job mar­ket masks Brazil voter gloom
    • A dra­matic growth in Brazil’s gig eco­nomy has boos­ted employ­ment num­bers, yet voters remain gloomy about their pro­spects before elec­tions on Sunday. About 2mn people, mostly men, work full-time for trans­port or deliv­ery apps, most often because they can­not find another job, accord­ing to a stat­ist­ics agency. This Uber­isa­tion of the work­force has added to a ‘sense of resent­ment that has been build­ing for some time’, says one expert.