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안녕하세요. 질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요. 감사합니다. [[Los Angeles Times]] Trump’s bashing of California hits a new extreme Suggesting Iran could ‘take out’ L.A. and San Diego draws fierce condemnation. PRESIDENTTRUMP dances after his address at the campaign rally in Grand Island, Neb., on Monday. LAUSD at ‘high risk’ of fiscal ruin State agency blames increased hiring, raises, other costs. Union doubts findings. Millennials choose surprising landing spots Where Californians relocate diverges by age Paramount deal for Warner closes Shares of the merged company, now called Skydance, have their first day of trading. DAVID ELLISON bolstered his empire last year by buying Paramount. Above, a couple is ready for a tour. Couple in Arcadia charged with child abuse conspiracy Authorities say pair have 21 offspring, most of whom endured beatings at mansion. Seeking clues to coexistence with donkeys RESEARCHERS at UC Riverside are studying wild donkeys that live nearby and mingle with humans. [[USA Today]] Young voters swing away from Trump Polls show decline with key part of 2024 coalition President Donald Trump applauds during a rally at Pinnacle Bank Expo Center in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Oct. 5. ‘It was a matter of when and where that cancer was going to be’ Across the state, illness has become a way of life, loss Three times, Lavonne Schroeder was sent home to die. Twenty-three years after cancer first upended her life, she was settled into one of the recliners at Cass County’s only cancer center, a blue cap covering her head as another round of chemotherapy flowed into her veins. “I never imagined I’d be 72,” she said. Iowa’s cancer crisis is unfolding across one of the most intensively farmed landscapes in the world. About 84% of the state is farmland. Victoria Means is prepared to receive her radiation therapy on Aug. 24 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. She has been diagnosed with stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer. IOWA’S RURAL CANCER CRISIS Climate change transforms mountains, experts say Rising temperatures disrupt ecosystems [[The New York Times]] IN TRUMP’S TERM, SEX ASSAULT CASES GET LESS PRIORITY NO CALL ON CORNELL Fewer Campus Inquiries Are Resolved With a Civil Rights Law Houthis’ Dash for the Red Sea Found Yemeni Forces in Disarray General Had Sounded Alarm, but U.S. and Saudis Stood By Near Election, Deep Turmoil Grips France Finances and Far Right Imperil Welfare State People gathered on Tuesday in Paris as part of nationwide protests over crumbling school facilities and a shortage of teachers. NEWS ANALYSIS Music in Schools at Risk as Instrument Costs Soar Tariffs Strain Band and Orchestra Budgets Trying to Film Like Mamdani? Not All Mayors Can Pull It Off Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis filmed iffy court skills Texas Pediatricians Pressured By Paxton in Anti-Vaccine Push Remembering Oct. 7 Twins Adjust to Freedom Gali and Ziv Berman were taken hostage when their kibbutz was attacked three years ago. They were freed a year ago, but the horrors of that day still haunt them, and Israel [[Wall Street Journal]] After Years of ‘Magic Money,’ France Becomes a Debt Bomb Overspending has turned the country into one of Europe’s weakest links High-schoolers in Paris and nationwide rallied Tuesday for more education spending as the government pushed for broad cuts. Germany Arrests Ex-Spy Chief Over Suspicion of Espionage Oil Flows From Hormuz Again—Just Not Diesel AI Drives Nasdaq, S&P 500 To Record Closes Indexes blow past previous highs even as most U. S. stocks see a decline in price Oracle, Billionaire, YouTube Nut [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다. Oil tanker cap­tains paid $100,000 a month for per­il­ous Hor­muz voy­ages ▸ Own­ers offer ‘danger money’ ▸ ‘Mer­cen­ar­ies’ face Ira­nian strikes ▸ 93 ships attacked since Feb­ru­ary 'If they won't agree, they may lose their job. If they agree, they may lose their life' Riy­adh enlists defence allies Ger­man former spy mas­ter arres­ted for treason in biggest breach since cold war Ger­many’s former for­eign intel­li­gence chief has been arres­ted on sus­pi­cion of treason in what pro­sec­utors believe could be the biggest national secur­ity breach since the cold war. Indian bul­let train scheme leaves pas­sen­gers wait­ing A delayed rail project has triggered an acri­mo­ni­ous dis­pute between New Delhi and the Japan­ese part­ners enlis­ted to bring high-speed trains to India. The 508km Mum­bai-Ahmedabad line was con­ceived as part of premier Nar­en­dra Modi’s efforts to mod­ern­ise a net­work largely built under Brit­ish rule. But delays, swell­ing costs and clashes over whether to incor­por­ate European — and, cru­cially, Indian — tech­no­logy have set the scheme back a dec­ade.