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[[Los Angeles Times]]
- Aiming to break Putin’s hold on Trump
  - With his proposed compromises, Zelensky retains critical U.S. support.
- In Arizona, an alarming drain on a vital resource
  - Groundwater pumping by a Saudi dairy company is contributing to a growing crisis in farm country
  - A SAUDI firm grows alfalfa, top, on thousands of acres of Arizona desert farmland. Structures containing drying alfalfa, above, are at the farm near Vicksburg.
- ICE officer’s shooting video raises doubts
  - A judge throws out charges against a TikTok streamer injured in South L.A.
- An unlikely SoCal AI data center hub
  - Vernon has become an essential location, with few residents to issue any complaints.
  - PRIME’S data center in Vernon uses enough electricity to power more than 26,400 homes for a year.
- Gaza militias key to Israel’s security plans
  - But some factions’ previous ties to Islamic State are raising alarm bells
  - PALESTINIANS survey a camp for the displaced in Gaza City. One militia called itself “a peace partner.”
- Medi-Cal to end coverage for weight-loss drugs

[[USA Today]]
- Black women find a home in Mexico
  - These American immigrants look south for a new dream
  - American Zakiya Harris says that for her, Mexico City “really checked off all the boxes.”
  - “I came here to create a home and create a life for my family.” Zakiya Harris
  - ABOUT THIS SERIES In this occasional series, USA TODAY columnist Suzette Hackney explores what “home” means and the trials and triumphs of those who have lost theirs, those fighting to stay and those seeking a new home.
- Millions under blizzard warnings
  - Storm blasts across U.S., upending travel plans
  - Andi Kulbacki captures Lake Erie waves crashing ashore near Avonia Beach Park in Fairview, Pennsylvania.
- It’s time for The Talk with your adult kids

[[The New York Times]]
- Remnants of U.S. Strikes: Bodies and a Singed Boat
  - First Physical Evidence of Trump Operation Appears to Reach Colombian Shore
  - A burned boat on the Guajira Peninsula in Colombia seemed linked to the Trump administration’s campaign against “narco-terrorists.”
- California’s Right Fears Losing Voice in House
  - Conservatives in Rural North Dread Result of Gerrymander
  - Richvale Cafe is a prime gathering spot for farmers in a conservative town in Northern California.
- Trump Faces Slow Grind On Ukraine
- Trump Says D.C. Is Free of Murder. Victims’ Families Feel Ignored.
  - No End to Bitter Toll for Communities of Color
- Caterpillar, a Sleeping Beauty, Awaits a Suitor or Extinction
  - The Sacramento Mountains checkerspot butterfly is critically endangered, with the last known larva hibernating in a lab.

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- Trump Threatens Military Action If Iran Rebuilds Nuclear Program
  - President targets Tehran over missile arsenal, calls for pardon of Netanyahu
  - President Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu Monday in Florida.
  - https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-to-meet-netanyahu-to-hash-out-their-different-middle-east-visions-3ca243ba?st=3Quxqj&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Boom in Dealmaking Rocks Wealth-Management Business
  - https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/a-dealmaking-frenzy-is-reshaping-the-booming-wealth-management-business-6ae921d6?st=aBDtd7&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- In Assad’s Syria, Family, Friends Spied on Each Other
  - Intelligence files found in a Damascus prison complex reveal cases that led to brutal detentions; a wife records a husband
  - https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/assad-syria-informants-family-neighbors-c7658c8b?st=yM2hj8&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Costly Power Bills Spark Outrage
  - Data centers are getting lots of blame, but they aren’t the only catalyst
  - https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/be-prepared-to-keep-paying-more-for-electricity-31462755?st=N6wZnF&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Growing Protests Put Pressure on Tehran Regime
  - ANGER BUILDS: Iranian shopkeepers and traders march in the capital Monday as demonstrations triggered by Iran’s falling currency spread across the country, increasing the strain on a government already struggling with an economic crisis.
  - https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/growing-iran-protests-put-new-pressure-on-an-embattled-regime-279ba067?st=Vzjxff&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- A Pottery Studio Has Become Ukrainians’ Great Escape
  - Sculptor’s classes in a bomb shelter draw people of all ages looking for a distraction
  - https://www.wsj.com/world/ukraine-russia-war-pottery-ceramics-bomb-shelter-dae9b925?st=veQmJm&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- US stocks eclipsed by rest of world as Trump policies and tech fears take toll
  - ▸ Spooked investors diversify ▸ High valuations haunt Wall Street ▸ China AI advance fuels unease
  - 'Investors are examining their geographical allocations in light of the year's big-picture events'
- Jakarta faces daily struggle
- Online accounting exams scrapped as AI-aided cheating gets harder to detect
  - The world’s largest accounting body has decided to scrap remote exams to combat a rise in students cheating when sitting tests online.
- Financial literacy is secret sauce for new Indian chefs
  - The FT’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign has expanded its programme. After concentrating on the UK, the scheme has partnered with Pratham, a well-known education charity focused on India, to open two pilot schemes. The FT’s visit to one, in Aurangabad, 170 miles east of Mumbai, coincided with a group of 23 catering students who took a break from cooking for two hours of financial-literacy training.

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