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완전연소음메 · 2026-11-05T00:21:37+09:00

안녕하세요. 질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요. 감사합니다. [[Los Angeles Times]] Feds deploy election watchers to L.A. The late surge adds turmoil over voting as Justice Department presses its case. Worth the wait People cast their ballots at Grand Central Market, top, in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday. At USC, voters waited more than an hour. Little room for error for the next mayor of L.A. Whoever is elected faces slew of problems, including on budget, police and housing. Real work awaits Democrats in state Party maintains its grip on California but will have to deal with its chronic problems. Specter of new fighting grips Mideast Mixed U.S. signals on Iran war stoke fears of more dangerous, more destructive escalation. Utilities lobby for wildfire cost shield California's power companies seek legislation to protect their shareholders. A pitfall of new ADUs: Loss of parking Push to build more housing creates a burden for car-reliant elderly and disabled tenants Tenant Tracey Ellis, 70, is concerned about losing her parking space during construction of an ADU. [[USA Today]] A father’s struggle War separated him, daughter as U.S. denied her entry “All I want is to raise my children in a country where there is no war, where there are no bombs.” Valentyn Voloshyn Valentyn Voloshyn holds his younger daughter in Ukraine. He has not seen her since he left for the United States in 2023. U.S. strikes Iran island Allies intensify mediation efforts Vice President JD Vance has led a diplomatic effort to restart peace negotiations with Iran but said that Washington has not set a deadline for Tehran to agree to a ceasefire. Florida jet crash probe focuses on weather Ice, turbulence eyed in crash that killed 9 “Our mission is to understand not just what happened but why it happened and to recommend changes to prevent it from happening again.”Thomas ChapmanNational Transportation Safety Board member College students are cutting back as costs rise ‘An hour of my life that I just spent on food’ [[The New York Times]] Battles Linger as Nation Decides Control of Congress Trump’s Hunt for Illegal Voters Nets Little Battles Linger as Nation Decides Control of Congress No End Is in Sight to Democrats’ Israel Splits VIRGINIA Voting at Main Street Station in Richmond. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, faced Bert Mizusawa, a retired general. FLORIDA Filling out ballots in Jacksonville. In a Senate race, the Republican incumbent, Ashley Moody, was facing Angie Nixon. WISCONSIN Democrats were hoping to retain the governor’s seat as David Crowley tried to defeat the Republican Tom Tiffany. U.S. Debates Israeli Claim of Iran Chemical Arms Some See a Warning as a Ploy by Netanyahu; Others See a Risk Nobelist Put a Price on Pollution, Swaying Policy WILLIAM D. NORDHAUS, 1941-2026 Hochul Fends Off a Trump Ally To Capture a Second Full Term [[Wall Street Journal]] Democrats Score Big Wins Historic victories in deep-red states flip Senate, House poised to slip from GOP control in major shift in power Winners in the Senate elections include, clockwise from top left, Annie Andrews in South Carolina, Roy Cooper in North Carolina, Jon Ossoff in Georgia and James Talarico in Texas. Voters Bemoan State of Economy Trump Plans to End Military Aid to Israel CVS to Break Off Retail Pharmacies Divorce Lawyers To Clients: Dump AI 40-Somethings Refuse to Accept They Can No Longer See Vision loss proves particularly traumatic for a cohort in full denial of the aging process [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다. Nvidia demands cut in clients’ China dealings to protect American AI lead ▸ Chipmaker curbs cloud providers ▸ Most partners must be non-Chinese ▸ Blow to Beijing’s tech goals Customers struggle to comply as it is 'difficult to find enough non-Chinese clients outside the US' Trump awaits voters’ verdict Meloni’s exit tax proposal raises doubt over Italy’s appeal to super-rich expats Giorgia Meloni’s plan to impose an “exit tax” on wealthy people who leave Italy risks driving away expatriates drawn to cities such as Milan over the past decade, experts have warned. Rio targets toad army that threatens jump in costs Rio Tinto is joining the fight to stop one of Australia’s most invasive species wreaking havoc on wildlife. The mining group is spending $20mn working with scientists to forge a 40km by 400km ‘kill zone’ for the marauding cane toad, which was introduced a century ago to feast on a sugarcane-eating beetle but ended up devouring everything. By attacking biodiversity in the iron-rich Pilbara area, they would make Rio’s mine applications harder and costlier.

완전연소음메 · 2026-11-05 00:21:37

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감사합니다.

[[Los Angeles Times]]
- Feds deploy election watchers to L.A.
  - The late surge adds turmoil over voting as Justice Department presses its case.
- Worth the wait
  - People cast their ballots at Grand Central Market, top, in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday. At USC, voters waited more than an hour.
- Little room for error for the next mayor of L.A.
  - Whoever is elected faces slew of problems, including on budget, police and housing.
- Real work awaits Democrats in state
  - Party maintains its grip on California but will have to deal with its chronic problems.
- Specter of new fighting grips Mideast
  - Mixed U.S. signals on Iran war stoke fears of more dangerous, more destructive escalation.
- Utilities lobby for wildfire cost shield
  - California's power companies seek legislation to protect their shareholders.
- A pitfall of new ADUs: Loss of parking
  - Push to build more housing creates a burden for car-reliant elderly and disabled tenants
  - Tenant Tracey Ellis, 70, is concerned about losing her parking space during construction of an ADU.

[[USA Today]]
- A father’s struggle
  - War separated him, daughter as U.S. denied her entry
  - “All I want is to raise my children in a country where there is no war, where there are no bombs.” Valentyn Voloshyn
  - Valentyn Voloshyn holds his younger daughter in Ukraine. He has not seen her since he left for the United States in 2023.
- U.S. strikes Iran island
  - Allies intensify mediation efforts
  - Vice President JD Vance has led a diplomatic effort to restart peace negotiations with Iran but said that Washington has not set a deadline for Tehran to agree to a ceasefire.
- Florida jet crash probe focuses on weather
  - Ice, turbulence eyed in crash that killed 9
  - “Our mission is to understand not just what happened but why it happened and to recommend changes to prevent it from happening again.” Thomas Chapman National Transportation Safety Board member
- College students are cutting back as costs rise
  - ‘An hour of my life that I just spent on food’

[[The New York Times]]
- Battles Linger as Nation Decides Control of Congress
  - Trump’s Hunt for Illegal Voters Nets Little
- Battles Linger as Nation Decides Control of Congress
  - No End Is in Sight to Democrats’ Israel Splits
    - VIRGINIA Voting at Main Street Station in Richmond. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, faced Bert Mizusawa, a retired general.
    - FLORIDA Filling out ballots in Jacksonville. In a Senate race, the Republican incumbent, Ashley Moody, was facing Angie Nixon.
    - WISCONSIN Democrats were hoping to retain the governor’s seat as David Crowley tried to defeat the Republican Tom Tiffany.
- U.S. Debates Israeli Claim of Iran Chemical Arms
  - Some See a Warning as a Ploy by Netanyahu; Others See a Risk
- Nobelist Put a Price on Pollution, Swaying Policy
  - WILLIAM D. NORDHAUS, 1941-2026
- Hochul Fends Off a Trump Ally To Capture a Second Full Term

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Democrats Score Big Wins
  - Historic victories in deep-red states flip Senate, House poised to slip from GOP control in major shift in power
  - Winners in the Senate elections include, clockwise from top left, Annie Andrews in South Carolina, Roy Cooper in North Carolina, Jon Ossoff in Georgia and James Talarico in Texas.
- Voters Bemoan State of Economy
- Trump Plans to End Military Aid to Israel
- CVS to Break Off Retail Pharmacies
- Divorce Lawyers To Clients: Dump AI
- 40-Somethings Refuse to Accept They Can No Longer See
  - Vision loss proves particularly traumatic for a cohort in full denial of the aging process

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Nvidia demands cut in clients’ China dealings to protect American AI lead
  - ▸ Chipmaker curbs cloud providers ▸ Most partners must be non-Chinese ▸ Blow to Beijing’s tech goals
  - Customers struggle to comply as it is 'difficult to find enough non-Chinese clients outside the US'
- Trump awaits voters’ verdict
- Meloni’s exit tax proposal raises doubt over Italy’s appeal to super-rich expats
  - Giorgia Meloni’s plan to impose an “exit tax” on wealthy people who leave Italy risks driving away expatriates drawn to cities such as Milan over the past decade, experts have warned.
- Rio targets toad army that threatens jump in costs
  - Rio Tinto is joining the fight to stop one of Australia’s most invasive species wreaking havoc on wildlife. The mining group is spending $20mn working with scientists to forge a 40km by 400km ‘kill zone’ for the marauding cane toad, which was introduced a century ago to feast on a sugarcane-eating beetle but ended up devouring everything. By attacking biodiversity in the iron-rich Pilbara area, they would make Rio’s mine applications harder and costlier.

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