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Roger Vincent· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadDowntown might finally be rebounding

Tenants are returning, graffiti is being scrubbed, restaurants are reopening and safety has improved

Jake Blumgart· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryClemens to close, following sluggish real estate

The shutdown of one of the city’s largest general contractors is a symptom of rising material costs and a decline in projects.

Julián Aguilar· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadCosts, ICE crackdown drove South Texas vote

Democrats won on pocketbook, not culture war, issues

Paige St. John· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadA losing quest for clean cannabis

California regulators fail to keep up with hazardous chemicals or crack down on the growers using them

Briana Bierschbach· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadGOP UNDERESTIMATED ICE SURGE BACKLASH

Anger over immigration crackdown helped fuel DFL's sweep in Minnesota

Helen Freund· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryReaders inspire a fresh approach

Our food and dining critic breaks down how she compiled this year's rundown — and the email that sparked change.

Justin Lahart· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryRobust Hiring Exceeds Forecast

U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October as unemployment edged down to 4.1%

Stephen Morris· Financial Times · UK
LeadAlphabet shares battered as AI search mode threatens profits at ad business

Cash burn spooks market Stock fall touches 13% $500bn wiped off value Rout pulls down Nasdaq

Laura Gersony· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryDonations complicate AZ gaming crackdown

VGW, still operating in the state, contributes to both sides of aisle

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySomerville sounds a warning to speeders on bike path

Rumble strips, new signs aim to slow down electric bikes, scooters

Sam Brodey· Boston Globe · US
LeadIn Maine race, Democrats sense opening

President's shadow may force LePage to tone himself down

Michael Finnegan· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFrance on edge as curfews imposed

Parts of Paris are shut down because of rioting, looting. Police are overwhelmed.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadBREAKDOWN

ICE went on a hiring spree. Then workers left in record numbers

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDebate: Welch, Crist declare victory

What to know about the only televised St. Pete mayoral showdown.

Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMayor again calls for taxes on large corporations

Johnson tight-lipped on specific plans as budget showdown looms

Matthew Lee· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryGuilfoyle resigns after scandals multiply

President Donald Trump’s ambassador to Greece steps down amid allegations of improper conduct.

Claire Heddles· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryJolly courts undecided Black voters

The Democratic candidate for governor says the race could come down to them.

Rebecca Santana· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTrump’s border plan has hit a wall in Texas

Landowners are defying his signature project after a judge pauses construction.

George Hammond· Financial Times · UK
LeadOpenAI's $20bn cut to annualised revenues damps investor optimism

Sector's main indicator of demand • Figure revised down from $70bn • US tech stocks tumble

Robert Mccoppin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryRiding to the rescue of retired racehorses

When Hawthorne Race Course shut down, programs like Galloping Out were there to help

William Sandlund and A. Anantha Lakshmi· Financial Times · UK
SecondaryIndonesia slashes stock price floor as languishing bourse risks downgrade
Bryan HechtBrian Macquarrie· Boston Globe · US
LeadStorm preparation gears up as off-season nor’easter bears down

Drenching rains and high winds predicted with power outages, flooding to follow

John Hilliard· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryMCAS scores still down across the board

High school English drop raises questions on prep

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTrial winds down for surgeon accused of slaying

Tomasz Kosowski has represented himself in the killing of Largo attorney Steven Cozzi.

Nakylah Carter· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadVaping-related infractions down in Tampa Bay schools

In Pinellas and Pasco, they have dipped below prepandemic levels. Overall tobacco use also declined.

Michael Van Sickler· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCandidates downplaying economic success in Florida governor race

As voters are worried about rising costs of living, the hopefuls minimize their financial status.

Abigail Covington· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadBUILDING PHILLY, BREAKING DOWN

Thousands in the region work in construction, a job beset by what one expert calls "a mental health epidemic." So far, the industry has done more to treat the problem than to prevent it.

Chris SerresAaron Pressman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryA critical turning point for shaping AI

Challenge is to slow it down while not hurting economy

Christopher Magan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryAfter crackdown, a tragedy and an impossible goodbye

Immigrant family buries their young daughter a nation away for fear of losing access to her grave.

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryGetting serious about play time for students

Citing need for downtime, group pushes for expanded recess

Jonathan Edwards· Washington Post · US
LeadTrump: Kennedy Center could be ‘ripped down’

Says his administration deserves to be recognized at venue

Adriana Perez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryIN HOT WATER

At least a dozen waterfowl have died along the downtown lakefront in recent months, prompting advocates and experts to suspect botulism worsened by climate change

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAUSD weighs fate of schools as enrollment dives

District officials face tough choices on 'rebuilding while also downsizing' campuses.

Ivan Nechepurenko· New York Times · US
LeadIn Moscow, the Helpful Robots Double as Spies

Exploiting Facial Scans to Hunt Down Critics

Jarrod Wardwell· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryHistoric school begins coming down

Protesters hope to save at least part of 99-year-old Harper

Jack PitcherRobbie Whelan· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAI Stocks Advance Despite Calls for Slowdown

Industry leaders’ warnings of disastrous potential are met skeptically

Gerrit De VynckIan Duncan· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump wants to push on AI

Claims slowing down development aids China

Gerrit De VynckTed Hesson· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTop AI leaders unite to call for a global slowdown

An essay by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei draws support from Sam Altman of OpenAI and Elon Musk of SpaceXAI.

Gabrielle Calise· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryParking fees are pricing out locals and tourists

From the beach to downtown, high prices are walloping everyone. And it might get worse.

Danielle Paquette· Washington Post · US
SecondaryN.Y. changed in ways surprising and dramatic

Some of the most positive differences have downsides that are straining the city

Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
Lead25 years after 9/11, firefighter carries brother’s legacy

Brian Muldowney lost his big brother, a fellow firefighter, at ground zero. He’s sought answers ever since.

Steve Fisher· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadBorder crackdown drives smugglers underground

Tunnels offer faster, safer crossing from Mexico

Silvia Foster-Frau· Washington Post · US
SecondaryObservations from an immigration ride-along

ICE is relying on local officers to help carry out Trump’s crackdown

Samantha Ketterer· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryProf quits UH for Germany

Expert in applied mathematics and climate modeling says crackdown on academic freedom pushed her to leave Texas

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadFarage in crisis over new Reform sleaze allegations

Two top party aides forced to step down over undercover donation sting

Dan Sullivan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryProminent doctor, nurse practitioner killed in plane crash

David Siambanes, Dawn Stone went down near Tampa Executive Airport.

Bethany Barnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadChaos after juvenile center closed

Local officials struggle for answers as children feel the fallout of sudden shutdown of detention facility.

Sam BrodeyKelly Garrity· Boston Globe · US
LeadSenate rivals challenge voters to tune in

Markey and Moulton seek to inject a dose of enthusiasm into their showdown

Matthew Ormseth· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryHe took his gang down with him

The viciousness of a Valley crime boss ultimately destroyed most of his following.

Carolyn Y. Johnson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySingle-time treatment cuts down cholesterol

Gene-editing remedy had effects a year later.

Christopher VondracekMike Hughlett· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCAMBRIA CAUGHT UP IN SILICOSIS CRACKDOWN

Mounting legal costs, tough regulations in California could exact heavy toll on company, which denies fault.

Queenie WongNilesh Christopher· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMeta’s deal for child safety is just one step

Other countries have been cracking down on the use of social media among youths.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryDozens of Britons among hundreds missing as devastating flash floods hit Nepal

A wall of water crashing through river banks, bringing down bridges, homes and other infrastructure yesterday

Joe Leahy· Financial Times · UK
LeadBeijing threatens to strike back if US sanctions on Iran hit China’s interests

Bessent crackdown triggers warning • ‘All necessary measures’ on standby • Trade war truce at risk

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFor T riders once more: It's off the beaten/soldered/replaced track

With Red, Green, then Orange lines down, another season of discontent looms

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryRevealed: Badenoch ‘plotted to bring down’ Sunak as PM

INSIDE: Exclusive extract of new book by Anthony Seldon that asks if Tories will ever win power again

David J. Lynch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryU.S.-Canada breakdown shows limits of Trump’s aggressive trade policy

As Prime Minister Mark Carney turns his back on the U.S. deal, other nations are watching.

David J. Lynch· Washington Post · US
SecondaryRift shows limits of tough trade strategy

U.S.-Canada breakdown spotlights tensions, as other nations look on

Raffaele Huang· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryThe Brains Who Powered China’s Surprising AI Leap

University lab nurtured the computer scientists who are using ingenuity and imitation to chase down Anthropic and OpenAI

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryImmigrant truckers say they’re targeted

Officials say crackdown aimed at public safety

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTRUMP'S PULLBACK ALARMS ALLIES IN ASIA

Drawdown of military assets leaves vacuum that China and North Korea could exploit.

Robert Channick· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadBally’s issues warning over liquidity

Going concern raised after construction slowdown at casino

Eric Platt· Financial Times · UK
LeadPrivate credit concerns mount after troubled loans approach decade high

Funds take writedowns ● Echoes of 2017 crisis ● Pressure from outflows ● Defenders hail sector health

Jake SheridanA.D. Quig· Chicago Tribune · US
Lead‘ICE Out’ pledge divides aldermen

Amid push for campaign finance reform, many on City Council vow to turn down funds from 12 companies; some others call it empty gesture

Erich Schwartzel· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryThe ‘Country Hicks’ Who Refused $26 Million From AI

A Kentucky mother and daughter turned down a life-changing offer to build a data center on their farm, dividing the town

Kate Devlin· The Independent · UK
LeadFarage probe into £5m donation drags down Reform in polls

Experts predict party could drop to third place as leader faces donation scrutiny

Staff· The Independent · UK
Lead‘Terrifying’: Train derails and slides down embankment

11 hurt – two seriously – as London to Sussex express jumps track

Joe Barnes· Daily Telegraph · UK
SecondaryPutin threatens to seize British ships after oil crackdown

The UK is considering selling the property they have plundered from us. This is piracy and robbery

Michael Hawthorne· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadIllinois cracks down on ‘nurdles’

Law makes state the first in Great Lakes region to designate industrial plastic pellets as pollution

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPC Harper killers’ release is ‘spitting in face of police’

Former colleague of officer fatally dragged down lane by teenage burglary suspects condemns ‘absolutely outrageous’ failure to keep them behind bars – as No 10 claims it cannot stop early release

Jonathan J. Cooper· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryImmigration weighs on Minnesota Senate race

Trump's crackdown hangs over bruising Democratic primary

Tara CoppNatalie AllisonNoah Robertson· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump, Hegseth clashed over munition concerns

President said U.S. has “massive amounts” of munitions and vowed to hunt down leakers.

Jack Brook· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryMilitary families detained, deported despite promises

The Trump immigration crackdown is stripping away protections offered for decades to the family members of active-duty U.S. troops.

Briana Bierschbach· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadVOLUNTEER NETWORK IS DIVING INTO POLITICS

Minnesotans who organized bus stop escorts and grocery deliveries during the immigration crackdown are becoming DFL Party delegates and more.

Blanca Begert· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLawmakers target soaring fuel profits

California officials seek to crack down on ‘absolutely obscene’ gains amid Iran war.

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryFarmworkers fearful amid immigration crackdown

Survey discovers many are afraid to go to work

Alexa GagoszChristopher Gavin· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryBrown University leader stepping down

Set to leave after academic year; guided institution through fraught, fitful times

Andrea Shalal and Patricia Zengerle· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTariff provisions may bring down Russia sanctions

Measure lets presidents target countries with secondary duties

Chloe Johnson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryNorthern Iron foundry in St. Paul to shut down

Firm is facing pollution claims, permit challenge.

Danny Mcdonald· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDecades on, a constant voice for peace

Although shootings in Boston are well down from the early '90s, Black ministers remain in the vanguard of the city's efforts to contain violence

Sonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCourts restore migrant bond hearings

Two appellate rulings strike down Trump’s ‘mandatory detention’ expansion policy.

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCameras might bring crackdown on speeders

Beacon Hill may be ready to back change this time

Inga Saffron· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWilliam Way should be rehabbed, not razed

The LGBTQ+ center on Spruce Street needs a lot of work. But tearing it down would deprive Philly of a cultural touchstone.

Nick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadPM to crack down on youth benefits

Payments may be stopped unless training or voluntary work is done

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryPrivate aid helping fill gaps after ICE surge

Businessman donates $29M to assist families affected by crackdown.

Olivia Olander· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadStaff cut at troubled Choate facility

State plans to lay off 250 workers at downstate mental health center mired in abuse allegations

Peter Abraham· Boston Globe · US
LeadA streak to remember

Red Sox tie franchise record with 15th straight win before going down

Millie CookeAmy-Clare Martin· The Independent · UK
LeadPM pledges review as widow says PC killers' release is 'deplorable'

Woman whose husband was dragged down country road by teenage suspects fleeing burglary says policies to end prison crowding have 'lasting impact on victims' – as Burnham promises he'll look again

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCommuters have to ride out latest shutdown

With Red Line closed, some trips measured in hours

Richard Tsong-Taatarii· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadProsecutions will test Trump’s crackdown

Indictment criticized as ideologically focused with little substance.

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadAfter catastrophe, how is the Marine Science Lab doing?

For the 150 students and faculty housed in the building, the last couple months have been a series of ups and downs.

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryL.A. Unified faces devastating cuts

With steep budget reductions, school district could be greatly downsized.

David Nakamura· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAlong the Potomac, a cruise to cheer crackdown

Conservatives gather on a yacht to reinforce support for Trump policy

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWorld Cup isn’t ours but Falklands are, says defiant No 10

Downing Street backs calls for Fifa probe into Argentina players who waved banner claiming sovereignty over islands, as Buenos Aires accuses British warship of illegal journey into its waters

LeadMan fatally shot in Maine during an ICE operation

Circumstances of shooting in Biddeford unclear; angry protests spread as a recent spate of violence mars immigrant crackdown

Ted HessonJoanna Slater· Washington Post · US
LeadMaine AG is investigating a deadly ICE shooting

Monday's incident spurs more backlash against president's crackdown

Ken Colburn· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTrump still backs Lamb

President Donald Trump doubles down on his endorsement of Mark Lamb for Congress in a social media post, even as some Arizona Republicans are backing away from the former Pinal County sheriff over a slew of sexual misconduct allegations.

Jana Hollingsworth· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDuluth goes slow to regain vitality

Seeking leisurely pace on downtown road to cater to walkers, bikes.

Andrew Seidman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPa.’s high-stakes showdown over ‘skill games’

A state Supreme Court ruling was the latest twist in the multimillion-dollar clash between Pace-O-Matic and Parx Casino.

Hannah Furness· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadKing puts foot down to block Harry stay

He loses patience with ‘dithering’ son over night at palace on day of key court verdict

Sam Charles· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryCity sees tempered holiday weekend violence

As Snelling prepares to exit CPD, holiday incidents are down

Staff· The Guardian · UK
Secondary‘I thought my life was over’

The woman mown down by a Lime bike

Sofia Barnett· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryMAKING AN ECONOMY THAT'S YEAR-ROUND

Suburbs popular for day trips are finding new ways to bring people downtown.

Steven Sloan and Steve Peoples· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadHeat bears down as celebrations ramp up

President Donald Trump was on his way to South Dakota to deliver a speech and watch fireworks at Mount Rushmore.

Abbie VansickleAdam Liptak· New York Times · US
SecondaryRuling Lifts Spending Limits on Political Parties and Candidates

In Win for G.O.P., Law Curbing Coordination Is Struck Down

Justin Jouvenal· Washington Post · US
LeadCourt expands Trump’s power over agencies

LONGTIME PRECEDENT STRUCK DOWN

Roger Vincent· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFrom office space to affordable housing

Downtown L.A. complex is first part of plan to create 4,000 units

Michael Van SicklerShauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTakeaways from the Sunshine State Showdown

Donalds has a huge lead in his bid for the GOP nomination for governor. No one told his rivals.

Alice Yin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryChicago’s 911 mental health team flounders

Group’s dispatch volume down despite Johnson’s campaign promises

Ryan W. BriggsBarbara Laker· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryThe missing mother, the 'all-out villain,' and the rundown house on West Chew Avenue

Amy McHale's family thought Eugene Horsch's home in Olney might hold clues to her fate. "It just feels heavy and sad," her daughter said.

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryBoard votes down sale of liquor at gas station

Navajo residents had voiced fierce opposition

SecondaryWarehouse blaze fading but health worries remain

As Boyle Heights fire winds down, residents are left with pollution and financial costs.

Ajit Niranjan· The Guardian · UK
LeadSchools, rail and hospitals suffer as heat engulfs UK

Temperatures close to 40C expected amid fears over climate breakdown

Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryFaith leaders call for new anti-violence office

Department would work to tamp down gun violence in city

Katie Galioto· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCould data centers fix Mpls. office troubles?

Downtown building owners say yes but face a skeptical public.

Angela Osorio· Los Angeles Times · US
Lead‘People just forgot about Olvera Street’

Historic downtown area’s legacy restaurants and shops struggle to survive as foot traffic plummets

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadStarmer plots his final exit as Trump says ‘he will resign’

PM makes plan to step down – while US president declares him gone, saying: ‘I wish him well!’ – as calls grow for proper leadership contest amid fears of Andy Burnham coronation

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadStarmer given 48 hours to resign or face ‘humiliation’

Lord Falconer says PM has ‘asbolutely no authority’ and should step down

Munir AhmedBassem Mroue· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump threatens to charge U.S. tolls as Iran shuts down strait

Vice President JD Vance departs for Switzerland to meet with Iranian and other negotiators Sunday.

Amy S. Rosenberg· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryN.J.’s new e-bike law is causing confusion down the Shore

“It’s a mess,” said one bike shop owner about the law that has yet to provide a way to comply and register an e-bike.

Colbi Edmonds· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryClearwater officially gives downtown street to Scientology

The church has sought South Garden Avenue for more than a year. What happens next is unclear.

Lawrence Mower· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDeSantis’ property tax plan could be unconstitutional. Here’s why

The Florida Supreme Court has already shot down a five-year residency requirement for property tax benefits.

Alexander WardDov Lieber· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadIran Can Start Selling Its Oil Following Deal

Accord with U.S. to end war offers early financial incentive to wind down conflict

Jim Buchta· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryA go-to ZIP code for urban dwellers

A slice of downtown Mpls. has become one of nation's fastest-growing neighborhoods.

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryWest Suburban fully shut down

Oak Park ordered the hospital building shut Thursday after the last functioning elevator stopped working — forcing the remaining patients elsewhere.

John Lomax V· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadFlood Control District leader resigns

Decision to step down came as recovery aid for Hurricane Harvey remains in limbo

Natalie Allison· Washington Post · US
LeadNancy Mace’s S.C. thrashing caps rough downfall

She places fifth in gubernatorial race, losing even on her home turf

Dan LamotheVictoria Craw· Washington Post · US
LeadU.S. retaliates after helicopter downed by Iran

TWO CREW MEMBERS RESCUED BY SEA DRONE

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizonans dropping Obamacare insurance

Enrollment down 50,000, or 14%, since January

SecondaryTampa police chief to retire, go to USF

Bercaw will step down in August for a job as an associate professor.

Jon GambrellKonstantin Toropin· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTrump says US ‘must’ respond after Iran shot down US Army helicopter

A drone boat rescued two aviators after their aircraft was downed near Strait of Hormuz.

SecondaryU.S. Hits Iran Sites Following Downing Of Copter

Tehran officials deny targeting the aircraft after water rescue of two crew members

Jerry Wu· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryA growth opportunity for vacant Loop offices

Downtown vertical farms offer chance to produce healthy food in center of city

Sabrina Tavernise· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryWhy are global birthrates down? Your phone might be the answer.
Choe Sang-Hun· New York Times · US
SecondaryKim Fortifies North Korea, and His Own Control

From Covid-Era Crises to Crackdowns and a War Economy

Luis Santana· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCliff Diving World Series launches high above St. Pete

Adrenaline-seeking athletes soar above the downtown waterfront in international event.

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCharges against ICE protesters don't hold

Prosecutors downgrade or dismiss most cases in Minnesota surge.

Anthony Lonetree· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadStudents weigh in on an unprecedented school year

Minnesota schools have been at the epicenter of high-profile incidents, from the Annunciation shooting to the immigration crackdown.

Jeff Gammage· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadHow N.J. advocates hope to close Delaney Hall

Shutting down an ICE detention center is rare, but immigration activists are fighting with the help of elected officials.

Tarini PartiEliza Collins· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryHarris and Newsom Weigh a 2028 Election Showdown

Each harbors ambitions to be president

Simon Romero· New York Times · US
LeadOnce a Jewel of Venezuelan Industry, Now a Broken-Down Shell

Children in Cumaná, Venezuela, with containers after filling them at a stream. Access to drinking water is severely limited in the city.

Joshua Miller· Boston Globe · US
LeadJOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF KENDALL SQUARE

Deep, deep, deep down, a massive electrical substation is taking shape

Helen Rummel· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySlowdown didn’t stop lawmakers’ per diems

Legislators collect approximately $170,000 over 26-day impasse

Michael Hawthorne· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadGREAT WASTE IN THE GREAT LAKES

As plastics clog the waters, industry presses to make more and downplays dangers, Tribune analysis finds

Camilla Turner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadBenefit checks ‘watered down’

Starmer accused of going easy on welfare cheats to prevent system from collapse

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryALL TEED UP AND READY TO GO

Famed Kenmore sign is coming down, piece by piece, for relocation

Omar Mohammed· Boston Globe · US
Secondary‘I JUST DON’T FEEL IT HERE IN NEW ENGLAND’

Whether it’s the sky-high prices or the crackdown on immigrants, World Cup fans fear there’s something missing this time around

Konrad Putzier· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAmerica’s Back Office Is Disappearing

Phoenix built an empire of cubicle jobs. AI is coming to tear it down.

Peter Grant· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryWill People Live in America’s Emptiest Downtown?

Asher Luzzatto has targeted Denver for a radical experiment in converting vacant commercial space into residential units

Benjamin Wermund· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadNo sign of feds' border funds for state

Agencies have yet to even open applications for reimbursement for Abbott's crackdown

Roger VincentItzel Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryL.A. businesses want attention in mayor’s race

Empty stores, crime and homelessness fuel downtown’s decline, shop owners say.

Summer SaidBenoit Faucon· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryIran Talks Bog Down On First Steps to A Deal

Nuclear, sanctions issues are sticking points in potential accord to open strait

Libor Jany· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadCrime fell but remains issue in mayor's race

Though homicides are way down, Bass' rivals level attacks over homelessness, drugs.

Nabih Bulos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryDrones raining death down on Sudan

'Forgotten' conflict is exacting huge civilian toll while reshaping warfare across Africa.

Helen Freund· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt one Tampa restaurant, a Michelin star followed by chaos

Ebbe Vollmer’s high-end downtown Tampa restaurant netted a star within one year. Then employees walked out.

Juan Carlos Chavez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryLawyers say detainee transfers are ramping up

As the immigrant detention center winds down, plans for a proposed “Panhandle Pokey” are on ice.

Nora Gámez Torres· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDOJ indicts Raul Castro over 1996 civilian plane ambush

Thirty years ago, Cuban jets shot down two aircraft operated by the Brothers to the Rescue, a Miami-based Cuban exile organization. Four people were killed.

Andrew Khouri· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryPratt’s crackdown on homeless would clash with realities

Candidate’s call for arrests and mandatory care would face legal and financial hurdles.