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[[Los Angeles Times]]
- California steps in as U.S. skips climate summit
  - Golden State aims to build on its reputation as a global leader at talks in Belém, Brazil.
- Gold, guns and cartels: The battle for a billion-dollar Mexican mine
  - A Newport Beach businessman sought to repay the orphanage that once saved him. The dangerous drug network of El Chapo’s sons stood in his way.
  - STATE police officers examine an abandoned truck riddled with bullet holes in La Ciénega, Mexico, in June.
- Lead, asbestos found in homes after fire cleanup
- Volunteers race to preserve history
  - A small army works to save cultural treasures amid war against ‘woke’
  - TRUMP OFFICIALS denied reports that a photo of an enslaved man’s scars had been ordered removed.
- Edison blackouts increase sharply
  - The utility warns of longer power shutoffs. Residents fear safety and health risks.
- Reputed mobster charged with Beverly Hills poker shakedown
- Rams’ revenge
  - Davante Adams and the offense were in command in a 42-26 win at San Francisco, avenging last month’s loss to the rival 49ers.

[[USA Today]]
- Air travel could slow to ‘trickle’
  - Feds: It’ll worsen if shutdown goes on
  - Cancellations could grow to 20% of all scheduled flights across the United States, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Nov. 9.
- Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald
  - 50 years after freighter’s sinking, tragedy still resonates
  - Captain Ernest McSorley and his crew were fighting for their lives in a battle against the “Witch of November” when his final words went out over the radio: “We are holding our own.” ● Less than 15 minutes later, the 35-foot waves on Lake Superior and a blinding snowstorm overcame the mighty SS Edmund Fitzgerald and its 29-person crew. There was no distress signal. ● Nov.10 marks 50 years since the sinking of the Fitzgerald. Its crew still rests 500 feet below the surface of Lake Superior in Canadian waters near Whitefish Bay, according to the Detroit Historical Society. ● But their memory lives on in legend, song and tradition.
  - The SS Edmund Fitzgerald, a freighter longer than two football fields, stops in its official home port of Milwaukee in 1959.
  - “When that ship sank, like so many others across the Great Lakes, you had this impact across the community.” Bruce Lynn Executive director of Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum
  - A memorial on the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan honors the crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
- Rastafarian may get Supreme Court’s help
  - Inmate’s religious rights focus of dreadlocks case

[[The New York Times]]
- U.S. TELLS STATES TO ‘UNDO’ MOVES ON FOOD STAMPS
  - FULL AID IN DEEP DOUBT
  - Trump Officials Threaten Severe Penalties for Freeing Up Funds
  - NEW YORK Volunteers distributing groceries in Manhattan. The latest order in the feud over food stamp benefits came from the Agriculture Department on Saturday.
  - NEW JERSEY An event in Leonia last week helped federal workers and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program beneficiaries during the government shutdown.
  - OKLAHOMA Lining up for food in Tulsa on Thursday after a lapse in SNAP benefits. The food stamp program is federally funded but largely managed by states.
  - TEXAS Loading bags of potatoes for distribution in San Antonio. Roughly one in eight Americans depends on monthly federal assistance to purchase groceries.
- New Chatbots, Forged in Bias, Tangle What Is Fact or Fiction
- A Proposed Two-Headed Coin Would Always Come Up ‘Trump’
  - Breaking Norm Set by Anti-King Founders
- MORE TAX BREAKS FOR THE WEALTHY
  - I.R.S. Quietly Retracting Limits on Loopholes
- His Food Delighted. His Robberies Confounded.
  - Valentino Luchin, a celebrated Italian chef, hit up one bank. Then three more.
- Native Community Races To Save Its History
  - A typhoon’s remnants eroded an Alaska archaeological site and brought thousands of artifacts washing ashore. Residents are hoping to recover them before it’s too late.

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Deal on Shutdown Clears Hurdle
  - Democratic group joins Senate GOP to clinch funding, looks to vote on healthcare
  - Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R., S.D.) after the chamber voted 60-40 Sunday to take up legislation ending the shutdown.
  - https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/republicans-pitch-alternative-to-aca-extension-to-end-government-shutdown-3be838e3?st=1wTzzC&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Markets Hold Back Rewards for Solid Earnings
  - https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/corporate-earnings-were-great-this-quarter-wall-street-is-still-not-impressed-13fa0b30?st=5C6Esj&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Tech Titans Try to Make Genetically Engineered Babies
  - Silicon Valley billionaires push boundaries of reproductive genetics
  - https://www.wsj.com/tech/biotech/genetically-engineered-babies-tech-billionaires-6779efc8?st=nt8GGW&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Hunt for Antimony Adds New Element To Trade Skirmish
  - https://www.wsj.com/us-news/alaskas-new-mining-rush-chases-something-more-coveted-than-gold-f3992f3c?st=YcthXE&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Listeners Are Flocking To Christian Music Now
  - https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/music/christian-music-tiktok-forrest-frank-brandon-lake-2bb6bf81?st=PqbsHz&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- A Lucky Few Take Turns In Fast Lane
  - Pricey club offers free rein on high-speed track
  - https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/formula-one-miami-grand-prix-precision-drive-club-25ba9d66?st=ewdhdA&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US contractors tap debt markets and slash pay as costs of shutdown mount
  - ▸ Budget impasse drags on ▸ Federal staff unpaid ▸ Thousands of flights cancelled ▸ Food stamps hit
  - 'Small businesses are happy to serve the government. We just need to know what the direction is'
- Climate effort hit by schism
  - A worker prepares the venue for the UN’s COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, this weekend.
- UAE’s golden visa tempts Chinese rich as Singapore hub’s pulling power wanes
  - An increasing number of wealthy Chinese people are trying to set up family offices and secure residency in the Gulf as frustration mounts about the difficulty of establishing themselves in Singapore, which has long been a popular destination for rich Asians.
- Tiny US banks help Trump family to tap crypto wave
  - Two little-known banks, Dominari and Yorkville, have helped to fund a flood of deals for Donald Trump’s sons as they move to tap the digital-asset boom that their father’s administration has fuelled. Yorkville is sandwiched between a New Jersey funeral parlour and a junkyard. A managing director at a rival bank said of Dominari: ‘They’re uniquely positioned, with amazing access to capital. It’s not surprising they’re doing a really good job.’

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