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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • Campaign season of surprises is coming to a peak
    • Eventful twists create a chance Democrats could win House and maybe the Senate too.
  • Governor hopefuls barnstorm in final push
    • Becerra, Hilton trade barbs as they crisscross the state to drum up support in the last stretch
  • Bass, Raman took different paths to meet the moment
    • Incumbent and L.A. native is in a tight battle with immigrant rival in mayor's race.
  • Fewer child-care options, soaring costs
    • Parents face pricier alternatives as UCLA and Samuel Goldwyn facilities plan to close.
  • El Niño worst-case scenario appearing more plausible
    • Last week's flooding is just a preview, experts say
  • California has a rich history of reining in the uber-wealthy
    • The billionaire tax proposal is just the latest example of regular folks pushing back on the 1%

• [[USA Today]]
  • Midterms will reshape politics
    • Impatience with status quo could pose challenge for empowered Dems
    • ELECTION 2026 ANALYSIS
  • Justices may back Catholic Church
    • Religious liberty case focuses on LGBTQ+ suit
  • Health insurance premiums still soaring
    • Costs lead some to postpone, ration care
  • Ex-Michigan State coach offered money, yet denied claim
    • Michigan State fired head football coach Mel Tucker for cause in October 2023.

• [[The New York Times]]
  • TRUMP IS RISKING EDGE U.S. SCIENCE HAS IN RESEARCH
    • FORCING A NEW AGENDA
    • Cost-Cutting and Politics Lead to Lost Jobs and Wide Uncertainty
    • SCIENCE UNDER SIEGE Dismantling a Machine
  • A City Aglow
    • A pack in Brooklyn during Sunday’s New York City Marathon. The approximately 60,000 participants included a surprise winner who was making his debu
  • As Republicans Copy Trump’s Style, Vicious Attacks Set New Low
    • Crude Tarring of Rivals in Midterm Messages Tests Voters’ Limits
  • Rival Beaten By El-Sayed Backs Rogers
  • Putin Edges Out of Isolation, With Big Assist From Trump
    • President Vladimir V. Putin at the Russia-Africa Summit.
    • NEWS ANALYSIS
  • Around the World, on Just His Feet, in 28 Years
    • Karl Bushby, in London, is nearing the end of a walking tour of the globe that began in late 1998.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Democratic Infighting Flares Ahead of Key Senate Election
    • Michigan primary loser’s backing of Republican lays bare party finger-pointing
    • Democrat Haley Stevens and GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers were all smiles on Sunday at a Detroit church as she endorsed the Republican over Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat who had beaten her in the Michigan primary earlier this year.
  • U.S. Urges Restart Of Russia Gas Sales
  • Firms Weld Labor Gap In Trades By Hiring Women
  • Easy Money Traps Small Businesses
    • Merchant cash advances deliver quick funding, but at high effective costs
  • Investors Seeking Insurance To Cover AI Bets
    • Traders, tech bosses set hedging plays as booming market grows more volatile
  • Running a Shoestring Campaign Brings a Multitude of Indignities
    • In a $12 billion midterm election cycle, one candidate pawned tools to stay in it

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • Rout in mar­ket for ris­ki­est junk debt sparks ‘blood­bath’ for credit investors
    • ▸ Rising rates cloud out­look ▸ AI, energy prices and unrest fuel fears ▸ Asset shift­ing deep­ens sell-off
    • 'It's a complete bloodbath. Everyone is scared of being in the next blow-up' US portfolio manager
  • Gen Z clashes rock Ger­many
  • Blue Lagoon plans €100mn float to cash in on Ice­land’s hot tour­ism sec­tor
    • The owner of the Blue Lagoon geo­thermal baths in Ice­land plans to raise €100mn through a list­ing on the Reyk­javik stock mar­ket this month, seek­ing to cap­it­al­ise on the north Atlantic island’s explos­ive tour­ism growth.
  • Toyota’s humanoid robot army set for deploy­ment
    • Toyota is ral­ly­ing investors for its plan to deploy 400,000 robots in a $6.4bn annual invest­ment push to auto­mate factor­ies and become a global force in humanoids. Draw­ing on two dec­ades of research and devel­op­ment, it aims to com­mer­cial­ise intel­li­gent robots and com­pete with Tesla and Chinese rivals. ‘Toyota could be the biggest humanoid robot com­pany — they just need to get after it,’ one investor says. ‘They have massive amounts of data.’