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[[Los Angeles Times]]
- How Olympic chair entered Epstein’s orbit
  - An Africa trip, racy emails threaten Casey Wasserman’s role at the LA28 committee.
- A LEGEND'S DREAM IS DASHED
  - U.S. skier Lindsey Von crashed 13 seconds into the women's downhill Sunday. She was treated for a left leg fracture. Her teammate Breezy Johnson won the event, America's first gold of the Games.
- Labor fights the rise of AI at work
  - Mental health staffers at Kaiser worry about job loss, data privacy and quality of care.
- Facing DOJ charges, L.A. protesters keep winning
- Water deadlock spirals downward
  - Supplies to California and other states are at risk as Colorado River negotiations stall.
  - THE COLORADO River, seen near Blythe, Calif., in December, provides water for about 35 million people.
- Cold War-era Arctic plan fuels distrust of U.S., Trump
  - GIANT vehicles convey supplies to a U.S. military base in Greenland in 1959.
- Demand for answers in severe ICE beating

[[USA Today]]
- Dad discovers truth of jailed son’s death
  - 5 years later, he learns it wasn’t what officials had said
  - “My son left this life in agony,” James Brown says. “Just because you arrested someone doesn’t give you the right to watch them die. I’m still shocked that a cover-up like this is possible.”
  - James Brown holds up an old school photo of his son, Jamall Brown, at his home in Compton, California. Jamall Brown died in a county jail in 2020 from complications of Type 1 diabetes after going without needed insulin for roughly two days.
- Guthrie’s neighbors feel her absence
  - Her Arizona community worries; search goes on
  - People attend a vigil at St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Church in Tucson, Arizona, days after Nancy Guthrie disappeared.
- Gulf of America: A year later, many locals still not onboard
  - Yet some have embraced the new name ardently
  - When it comes to the Gulf, locals and tourists have strong feelings about its full name and what they call it.

[[The New York Times]]
- Trump Finds A Rare Need To Pull Back
  - Racist Post Hits Limit of Nation’s Tolerance
  - NEWS ANALYSIS
- Files Disclose Maxwell’s Ties To Clinton Set
  - Epstein’s Partner Aided Creation of Nonprofit
- For U.S. Athletes at Olympics, No Escaping American Politics
  - Wearing a Flag, With Everything It Represents
  - The U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn crashed in the downhill in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, ending her hopes for another medal.
  - Breezy Johnson of the U.S., center, who won the downhill on Sunday, with Emma Aicher of Germany, left, and Sofia Goggia of Italy.
- Minnesota Sheriff Considers a Plan for ICE. It May Cost Her Job.
  - Sheriff Dawanna S. Witt of Hennepin County has been buffeted on all sides of the ICE crackdown.
- Ocasio-Cortez Widens Imprint On a Party Looking for Leaders
  - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is planning a major trip overseas.

[[Wall Street Journal]]
- How Federal Welfare Program Became ‘Slush Fund’ for States
  - Lack of oversight of $30 billion TANF initiative creates ‘fraud by design’
  - https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/how-a-30-billion-welfare-program-became-a-slush-fund-for-states-c39b8311?st=RcTBGa&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Trump Officials’ Sons Cash In on Crypto
  - They made billions for their families, but investors didn’t always fare so well
  - https://www.wsj.com/finance/currencies/trump-sons-crypto-billions-1e7f1414?st=yjh6oD&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Japanese Premier Wins Big in Election
  - https://www.wsj.com/world/asia/supermajority-gives-japans-takaichi-strong-hand-at-home-and-abroad-26b1f98e?st=9H784P&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Bots Start Socializing, And Things Get Weird
  - https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/openclaw-ai-agents-moltbook-social-network-5b79ad65?st=3W4T7u&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Stock Investors Bracing For More Hiccups
  - Steep declines last week gave way to Friday’s bounceback, but tensions mount
  - https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/stocks-sharp-rebound-is-only-making-investors-more-nervous-fcd2c58a?st=zNJUWh&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Seattle Dominates Patriots in Super Bowl LX
  - MAYE DAY, MAYE DAY: A smothering Seattle Seahawks defense had New England quarterback Drake Maye running for his life the whole game, leading to a 29-13 win in Santa Clara, Calif., on Sunday. It was Seattle’s second NFL championship.
  - https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/seahawks-patriots-super-bowl-da7b3a36?st=u2TKQ3&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- March for Billionaires Is No Joke
  - Rally organizers met with wealth of confusion
  - https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/billionaires-march-rally-san-francisco-e0cdef2c?st=2fKxpx&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

[[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Big Tech scrambles to fund AI outlay as spending plans outpace cash flows
  - ▸ Bumper bond issuance expected ▸ Amazon poised for capital push ▸ Investment credit spreads widen
  - The investment threatens to overshadow profits at the most cash-generative businesses
- Takaichi’s poll bet pays off
  - Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi led her party to an overwhelming victory in a snap election yesterday.
- Luxury suite success for top hotels as super-rich travellers pay record prices
  - The world’s most expensive hotels are charging record prices as wealthy travellers splash out for access to amenities such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy and sound baths, defying a slowdown in the broader luxury sector.
- Brazil’s digital lender eyes horizons beyond America
  - Brazilian digital lender Nubank has the lucrative US market in its sights after it was predicted to post net income of $2.9bn for last year. The group began life as an app-based credit card in 2014, hitting the $1bn profit milestone in 2023. And boss David Vélez is clear that its ambitions go beyond the US. ‘The next decade is around how do we go from being a Brazil bank to a global technology company that happens to be in financial services,’ he says.

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