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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Nationwide ground stop roils air travel
      • Many fliers stuck at terminals after what Homeland Security calls telecom outage.
      • Robynn Franson and her mother, Frances Franson, wait at LAX for their flight home to Canada.
    • Lutnick facing criticism in Nvidia scandal
      • Commerce secretary at center of bipartisan questions about department decisions.
    • Digital footprints lead Iran to U.S. targets
      • Troops' social media, fitness apps give them away
      • Mourners hold posters of supreme leaders past and present at a mass funeral in Tehran for unidentified soldiers killed in the '80s Iran-Iraq war.
    • Impeachment off the table for now
      • California Democrats to investigate Trump policies they say led to affordability crisis
    • California voters unsure about filling out the census, poll finds
    • Tanker hits boat
      • All passengers and crew of American Heritage cruise boat are rescued after a crash Friday on the Mississippi River in New Orleans.
    • For emerging screenwriters, AI can be an ally
      • Though fears of the technology have rattled Hollywood, newcomers use it to pitch and connect


  • [[USA Today]]
    • FLIGHTS GROUNDED ACROSS COUNTRY
      • FAA: Communications failure hit air traffic control centers
      • Aircraft operated by international airlines sit at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Nov. 13 amid the ground stop.
      • People sit on the floor at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Nov. 13 after the Federal Aviation Administration issued a national ground stop.
    • Kress pushed back on Huang
      • Interim CEO clashed on risky financing deals
      • Nvidia is searching for a permanent successor to former CEO Jensen Huang.
    • Democrats planning fast start to next Congress
      • Will seek stock trading ban, reversal to cuts
      • Schumer, Van Hollen
      • Jeffries, Schatz


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • PRESIDENT URGED NVIDIA’S FOUNDER TO FIGHT FOR JOB
      • SPYING FEARS IGNORED
      • Chip Giant Underpinned Strategy to Dominate China in A.I. Race
    • F.A.A. Halts Bulk of Flights Around Nation
      • Communications Issue Strands Thousands
      • Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Friday. After the stop began, chaos quickly spread at airports across the country
    • By Wielding Belief, Colom Shocked His Skeptics in Mississippi
      • Beating Senator Who Denied Him Lifetime Position as Judge
      • Scott Colom, the senator-elect
    • The All-Encompassing Grip of K-Pop Contracts
      • Group Found Out High Cost of Quitting
      • NewJeans last year. Their deal omitted South Korean government guarantees for overall health.
    • Amid Left’s Grumbles, Jeffries Moves to Lock In Speakership
    • Led Adoptions of Stigmatized Korean Children
      • BERNICE GOTTLIEB, 1931-2026
      • Gottlieb and Susannah.


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Huang, Before Resigning, Belittled Nvidia’s Newly Tapped Interim CEO
    • Miller Has Whirlwind Start in New Role
    • Nvidia Fallout Imperils Lutnick’s Position
      • Commerce secretary is under pressure over his stalling of chip-export controls
    • Brace for a NewWave Of Rising Food Prices
    • Communication Outage Grounds Planes for Hours
      • STANDSTILL: Planes back up on the tarmac Friday at Reagan National Airport just outside Washington after the Federal Aviation Administration stopped planes from taking off across the country. The grounding order was lifted after more than four hours.
    • A Rebellion Erupts in New York Over the Right to Drive a Tiny Car
      • Fans of ‘kei’ cars push state to open roads to mini vehicles with motorcycle engines


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Arm boss tapped for Nvidia job as chip giant fights to steady ship
      • ▸ Haas among con­tenders ▸ Blame game in Wash­ing­ton ▸ Stock hit again amid Huang scan­dal
    • Euro­vi­sion estab­lishes camp in Asia as song con­test lays chal­lenge to the world
      • The biggest and longest-run­ning song con­test is com­ing to Asia, as Euro­vi­sion hopes its blend of glam­our, sequins and kitsch will help it win new fans out­side Europe and a share of one of the fast­est ­grow­ing global mar­kets.
    • Griffin’s giv­ing brings 3mn Flor­idi­ans into his cit­adel
      • Cit­adel hedge fund founder Ken Griffin has shelled out $5.3bn to shape Miami in his own image. Since his arrival in 2022 he has fun­ded a new HQ, plush prop­er­ties, hos­pital wings, art gal­ler­ies, schools, a uni­versity cam­pus and city parks. As one of the Gil­ded Age-style moguls using for­tunes min­ted in tech and fin­ance to leave their mark on Amer­ica, he influ­ences the lives of 3mn Flor­idi­ans. Inter­views with 50 people reveal a pic­ture of Griffin’s Miami.