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Today’s Front Pages

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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • County’s deadliest drug is officially fentanyl
    • Report notes racial discrepancies as the opioid outpaced meth in fatal ODs in 2022.
  • The fall and rise of U.S. antisemitism
    • Used to seeing this country as a safe haven, American Jews are deeply unsettled amid the war in Gaza
  • In ‘Surf City,’ a sharp right turn by the City Council
    • Huntington Beach conservatives push social agenda
  • Rules to protect laborers enacted
    • State OKs emergency measures to prevent silicosis, lung disease killing stonecutters.
  • How L.A.’s atheists tap into wonder

• [[USA Today]]
  • Paternity leave alters brains of new fathers
    • Research shows dads’ path to lifelong bonding with baby
  • Wary Democrats bank on fear of Trump
    • PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2024
    • Many worry Biden alone isn’t enough to run on
  • In Philly, a legacy of freedom is shaken
    • Antisemitism concerns leave city unsettled

• [[The New York Times]]
  • U.S. WANTS ISRAEL TO NARROW SCALE OF ATTACK IN GAZA
    • TIMELINE IS UNCERTAIN
    • More Targeted Assault on Hamas Is Advised as Civilian Toll Rises
  • Feud Over War Imperils Future Of Legal Group
    • Claims of Antisemitism at Bronx Defenders
  • Who Has Rights to California’s Water? Whoever Gets to It First.
    • UNCHARTED WATERS
    • An Antiquated System
    • Carrot production in the Cuyama Valley. Groundwater levels in the area are projected to fall by as much as seven feet a year.
  • Losing His Hair but Winning TikTok Followers
    • Zeph Sanders has promoted dubious hair-growth treatments.
  • On Inflation, Fed Seems About to Surprise Itself

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • Market Rally Muddles Fight Over Inflation
    • Some investors worry economy is too strong to expect a series of rate cuts
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      https://www.wsj.com/economy/central-banking/fed-fueled-rally-extends-gains-in-stocks-bonds-ec5e2139?st=a1n5m08sp4vhv24&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • EU Advances Ukraine’s Bid To Join, but Aid Is Blocked
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      https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/snubbed-by-the-u-s-on-aid-ukraine-turns-to-bickering-europe-ce133b53?st=pm0jp0kg4c95dl2&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • Pfizer’s Covid Gains Crumble After Vaccine, Drugs Flounder
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      https://www.wsj.com/health/pharma/pfizer-drug-company-cost-cutting-2da7524d?st=t8t0t0pa5x38j96&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • Mount Everest Is on Thin Ice
    • Rapid melting on the Khumbu Glacier made this year especially dangerous for climbers
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      https://www.wsj.com/world/asia/mount-everest-khumbu-glacier-base-camp-4933d951?st=x1o1wn3k5l9y2f7&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • U.S. Presses Israel To Wind Down War
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      https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/bidens-national-security-chief-visits-israel-amid-rift-over-regions-future-5f3e969d?st=84l7gymgklnmsym&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • Putin Talks War, Deal for Prisoners
    • A screen in Moscow, above, shows Vladimir Putin on Thursday during his end-of the-year news conference, where he vowed to press on with his war in Ukraine and said he wants to reach an agreement on the return of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich
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      https://www.wsj.com/world/russia/russian-court-upholds-detention-of-wsjs-evan-gershkovich-15724a49?st=ojbtaw0cwiwo8qx&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      
  • Your (Good) Feedback Is Welcomed
    • Companies badger and beg; that low rating ‘really hurt’
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      https://www.wsj.com/business/online-reviews-positive-customers-pressured-to-leave-9efbade7?st=x8m10fw6p3ejeyk&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
      

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • BoE and ECB damp mar­ket optim­ism triggered by Fed’s rate cut fore­casts
    • ▸ Infla­tion fears linger across Atlantic ▸ Bor­row­ing costs held ▸ Gains for main European indices
  • Opec+ share of oil mar­ket slips to half as demand dips and US out­put surges
    • Opec+ now con­trols barely half of global oil pro­duc­tion as the pace of demand slows “drastic­ally” and US out­put hits new highs.
  • Intense bom­bard­ment severs Gaza’s social fab­ric
    • Hun­dreds of mul­ti­gen­er­a­tional fam­il­ies have been all but wiped out among the lev­elled neigh­bour­hoods left by Israel’s Gaza bom­bard­ment. While the over­all civil­ian death toll is cata­strophic, the tra­di­tion of exten­ded fam­il­ies liv­ing together in multistorey build­ings, joined by dis­placed rel­at­ives, has com­poun­ded fatal­it­ies and torn a hole in Gazan soci­ety. One fam­ily tells the FT it has lost 80 mem­bers, another of how eight were killed in a single strike.