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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • They fled to Texas. It turned blue too
      • Ex-Californians didn't shift Lone Star State to the left, experts says. Some may move out.
      • Flags for Democrats Gina Hinojosa, James Talarico and Bobby Pulido fly in Texas last month. They all won.
    • Republicans in House foil bid to impeach Hegseth
      • The win for Defense secretary may last only until Democrats take control next year.
      • Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had decried the effort by departing Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.)
    • Raman's colleagues now promise 'full support'
      • After backing her rival in the mayoral race, they extend olive branches and vow to work together
    • Billionaire tax falls to economic fears
      • Proposition 40's final defeat was a notable exception in a vote that largely swung left.
    • Nvidia scandal rattles AI world
      • CEO's affair with an alleged spy raises leadership questions at a fraught moment.
    • 'Heiress' is now on FBI's fraudster list
      • SoCal exec who said she had big trust fund duped investors and fled U.S., officials say.
    • Beware of Mt. Baldy
      • The peak, so deceptively accessible and also so deadly, will be even more dangerous with this winter's El Niño storms.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • TOXIC LEGACY
      • Abandoned pot grows leave pesticides and chemicals that threaten the environment
      • Officials say rural Oklahoma is littered with possibly thousands of abandoned marijuana grows, often with chemicals and other hazardous materials left behind.
      • A drained lake bed sits on the property of an abandoned marijuana grow in rural Holdenville, Oklahoma.
    • Inflation cools, but Fed hike is likely
      • Prices rise 0.4%, more than experts expected
      • The cost of groceries rose 0.4% in October, according to Labor Department data released Nov. 10. That’s down from 0.6% in September.
    • Idaho mom accused of killing toddler twins
      • Children were vaccinated shortly before deaths
      • Andrea Shaw is pictured with Tyson and Dallas.“She absolutely loved and adored the twins,” her attorney says.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • G.O.P. HEADS OFF PUSH TO IMPEACH DEFIANT HEGSETH
      • MIRED IN HOUSE PANEL
      • Charges Against Defense Secretary Over War and Other Moves
    • Quiet Partner Helped C.I.A. Inside Mexico
      • Foothold for Operations Against Drug Cartels
    • A.I. Taps Old, Polluting Jet Engines for Energy
      • The Pinal Airpark in Arizona is one of several desert parking lots for unused aircraft. Demand for engines is surging, Pinal officials say.
      • DIRTIER AIR, DIRTIER WATER
      • Data Centers’ Environmental Toll
    • A Spy Scandal And a Woman Near to Power
      • An undated photo of Alice Huang and Jensen Huang from her WeChat Moments.
    • She Rules All of the Sunken Titanic. For Now
      • Judge Rebecca Beach Smith has overseen salvaging the Titanic for decades, after her predecessor granted jurisdiction when a wine decanter from the ship was brought to his courthouse.
    • Not a Drop of the Blue Wave Splashed Into South Dakota


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Nvidia CEO’s Affair Became National-Security Nightmare
      • Revelations raise questions on how the tech company wielded its influence
    • High Beef Prices Are Here to Stay
      • Shrinking cattle herd puts meatpackers out of business, upending supply chain
    • SoftBank’s Massive Bet on AI Electricity Backfires
    • Your Kid Got a Bad Report Card? Time to Sue!
    • Price Pressures Firm Up Case for Fed Hike
      • Consumer inflation remains stubbornly high, affecting economy broadly
    • Hegseth Survives House Impeachment Effort
      • ON OFFENSE: Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Tuesday held his first Pentagon news conference in six months, defending his record and comparing himself to President Trump. Hours later, the House effectively blocked the impeachment bid for now.
    • The Mystery Behind a Factory Part Flying Off the Shelves
      • A Michigan maker of air vents was inundated with orders. It had no idea why.
    • China Trade Surplus Surges
      • China's trade surplus climbed past $1 trillion in the first 10 months of the year, as its factories cranked out EVs, chips and industrial robots for customers around the world.


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • COP31 del­eg­ates fear elec­tri­city tar­gets would leave door open to fossil fuels
    • Anthropic sets sights on $1.4tn value in giant Wall St debut
      • ▸ IPO tar­get short of earlier fore­casts ▸ Claude maker hopes to raise $64bn
    • Com­merce depart­ment delayed bid to bar com­pany linked with Huang affair
      • The US com­merce depart­ment is delay­ing moves to black­list a com­pany linked to an alleged Chinese spy who had an affair with Nvidia boss Jensen Huang, des­pite con­cerns that it is smug­gling advanced chips into China.
    • Wide open Patago­nia fires tech’s data centre dreams
      • Pres­id­ent Javier Milei’s bid to put data centres at the heart of a drive to make Argen­tina an ‘AI hub’ was boos­ted by the US midterm elec­tions. One backer says Amer­ican investors have already called, adding ‘before we put data centres in space, Argen­tina makes a lot of sense’. Milei touts ‘abund­ant energy’ and ‘extens­ive land’ in Patago­nia. But the steppe is far south of many big cit­ies where AI users live and crit­ics fear water stress and low job cre­ation.