미국 신문 1면 헤드라인 모음 11/12 목 (영문)

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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Is this the end of living coastal dream?
      • El Niño-fueled storms, rising insurance have some Californians reassessing the costs.
      • Heavy surf slams homes on Malibu's Sea Level Drive in September. A sinkhole opened up in one driveway.
    • White House issues threat over investigations
      • Democrats' planned inquiries into Trump could bring criminal action, lawyer warns.
    • China's spy network in the Golden State
      • Beijing targets California's tech, research and innovators in its quest for superiority
    • Raman facing an LAPD showdown
      • Mayor-elect will have to decide on fate of police chief as well as a new union contract.
      • During her mayoral campaign, Nithya Raman said she would replace Jim McDonnell as LAPD chief.
    • Fighting racial slurs in school
      • LAUSD educators say use of N-word is pervasive, despite a ban on hate speech.
    • Peptide parties hail a permissive policy
      • Guests board the S.S. Jeremiah O'Brien in San Francisco to sample the unproven wellness products.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Thanksgiving meals may cost less
      • Turkey, cranberries among food items with reduced prices
    • Move to impeach Hegseth blocked
      • Challenges continue to loom for Pentagon chief
      • Massie
    • Incoming lawmakers explore new digs
      • Orientation likened to ‘drinking from fire hose’
      • “The entire class are not just brilliant and really just passionate about the issues in their communities, but they’re also really good people.” Sen.-elect Juliana Stratton, D-Illinois
      • Democratic Sens.-elect Annie Andrews of South Carolina, James Talarico of Texas, center, and Troy Jackson of Maine attend orientation Nov. 9.
    • Mysteries in history maintain their hold on our imagination
      • James R. Hoffa’s disappearance on July 30, 1975, from a Michigan restaurant parking lot has fueled decades of speculation about his fate.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • ADMINISTRATION ISSUES A THREAT ABOUT INQUIRIES
      • LETTER TO A DEMOCRAT
      • Claiming Investigations Planned by Congress May Be a Crime
    • Colom Attains A Major Upset In Mississippi
      • Elected as Its First Black Senator Since 1800s
    • In California, El Niño Lands Big 1-2 Punch
      • A dangerously strong El Niño has brought a pounding surge to oceanfront properties in Dana Point, Calif., as wildfires burn nearby
    • Trump and Xi May Smile, but Knives Are Out
      • Nvidia Chief’s Scandal Unveils a Spy War
      • NEWS ANALYSIS
    • A Shackled Nurse Disappeared Into the ICE System, by Design
      • Ann Lawani working in California during the pandemic. She was “siphoned into an abyss” after her arrest, her brother said.
    • Agent in Killing Vented Hatred Of Immigrants
    • Honoring Those Who Served
      • Veterans at Arlington cemetery during the annual wreath-laying ceremony Wednesday.


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Furniture Maker Brought Jobs Back to U.S. It Didn’t Work.
      • Effort to stay ahead of changing U. S. trade policies ended with factory closing
    • Trouble in Cranbury: $26 Million Heist Hits N.J. Town
    • Global Economy Left Vulnerable to AI Bust
    • Tech Layoffs Haven’t Stopped Big Paydays
    • Nvidia Prepares To Oust Huang As CEO
      • Chip executive had two affairs, with an employee as well as suspected China spy
    • On Veterans Day, a Salute to Those Who Served
      • RESPECT: Military personnel take part in a Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
    • The Fan Who Rescues Lost Songs, One Very Polite Email at a Time
      • Brit Rob Johnson fights for pop hits that sit unheard in CD racks around the world
    • Case for Raising Rates Grows
      • After core consumer prices rose at a 3.7% annualized rate over the three months through October, the figures left little doubt that the Fed will raise rates at its Dec. 8-9 meeting. The bigger questions are how quickly the central bank will act and how big of a move.


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Demo­crats pledge to expose ‘abso­lute ava­lanche of cor­rup­tion’ under Trump
      • ▸ Raskin leads con­gres­sional charge ▸ Impeach­ment would be ‘dis­trac­tion’ ▸ Pres­id­ent’s allies in line of fire
    • Schools hit by bomb threats
    • Saudi oil out­put nears pre­war levels as Opec leader adapts to Gulf dis­rup­tion
      • Saudi Ara­bia’s oil pro­duc­tion reboun­ded close to pre­war levels in Octo­ber, as the coun­try found ways to keep exports flow­ing des­pite an escal­a­tion of attacks on ship­ping and energy infra­struc­ture.
    • Cit­izens choke on Delhi’s fail­ure to clean up smog
      • Air pol­lu­tion on some days makes New Delhi the world’s most pol­luted cap­ital city, leav­ing res­id­ents to won­der why a coun­try that can land a space­craft on the Moon can­not make its air safe to breathe. The smog takes its toll in lung ail­ments and early deaths, becom­ing acute around Diwali’s fest­iv­it­ies. But while laws have been passed to tackle its causes, agen­cies blame each other for the prob­lem’s per­sist­ence. ‘The big issue is enforce­ment,’ says one expert.