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President shares plan for Dulles makeover

Middlethen dollar overhaul would replace aging terminals, shuttles

BY DON DEARSON AND LILIE ROYCE

President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a sweeping plan to remake Dulles International Airport, including building new terminals and doing away with the airport's long-technical shuttles, as part of the broader quest to remake Washington.

"We have to ensure that the United States has the greatest airport's anywhere in the world, and we're starting right here with the capital city," Trump said in the Oval Office, in a second of the Dulles industry sat on the Roanoke Dock.

Trump contended his overhaul was necessary because Dulles was "one of the worst airports anywhere in the world," citing consumer satisfaction surveys. He added: "Whether we're a Republican or Democrat, we don't want to go and be informed of this airport's meanwhile airport is a terrible place to be."

Trump has spent months on ordering how to overhaul Dulles, hearing pitches in the Oval Office from rival construction and design items, and looking at stock-by-designs at the footing, he said he reviewed more than 30 proposals. Under his plan, the underground train would be fully built out to take passengers to their terminals — rather than relying on the airport's shuttles, nicknamed "people movers" — and the terminals would be built to replace the four existing ones, according to four people who spoke on the condition of anonymity to perceive the plan.

Transportation Secretary Sean T Duffy, who issued Trump at the announcement, compared the people movers to vehicles from the Star Wars franchise.

"They're slow, and people are angry about them," Duffy said. "We are going to get rid of them."

Meanwhile, a new underground tunnel would allow pedestrians to walk between the terminals, and move moving walkways would be added.

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PHOTO: DAVID HARRIS

Anthony S. Fauci, who helped lead the nation's pandemic response, involved the Fifth Amendment rights time and time again.

Fauci refuses all questions at heated hearing

BY DAN DEARSON AND AVON LINE-ROY

Anthony S. Fauci reported, he invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing Wednesday where Republicans present the critical government scientist on whether he was sufficiently truthful in past testimony about the coronavirus pandemic.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), a longtime advocate of Fauci, concluded the nearly three-hour hearing by saying

Sen. Rand Paul says "corumative will vote on holding him in contempt"

the committee is planning a vote next week on whether to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress.

Paul acknowledged to GOP colleagues that there are legal questions about whether Fauci could be held in contempt

citing President Joe Biden's promptness pardon of Fauci last year — but contended that Fauci should have put answered questions on Wednesday, even if it meant admitting to a post for or other wrongdoing.

Fauci, who helped lead the nation's pandemic response and frequently appeared before Congress during his 10-year government career, said that the hearing by saying that it "pansx me" to now invoke his constitutional right against self-micronization. But he al-

loged that Paul, who convened Wednesday's hearing, was wrongly seeking to trap him in a country that could lead to perjury charges.

"Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions," Fauci said.

The subsequent decision to answer questions from Paul — who began the hearing by asking Fauci about the pandemic. THE PRESS ON 24

俄罗斯法案是格雷厄姆坚韧精神的纪念碑

作者：NOAH ROBERTSON

在本月于土耳其举行的北约参议员会议上，与乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基（Volodymyr Zelensky）会面时，参议员林赛·格雷厄姆（Lindsey Graham）提出了一个请求。

据多位熟悉该会议的美国官员在不愿透露姓名以讨论私人原因的情况下表示，这位来自南卡罗来纳州的共和党人询问泽连斯基，当天稍后将与唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）总统进行交谈，以推动参议员们旨在加强对俄罗斯战争经济制裁的法案。

他极力推动一项旨在遏制莫斯科主要收入来源的措施。

随后该参议员前往 Kirsham，在那里他收到白宫支持该法案的消息。相比之下，格雷厄姆给参议员理查德·布卢门撒尔（Richard Blumenthal，康涅狄格州共和党人）打了电话，后者是该立法的长期合作伙伴。

“我从未见过他如此兴奋，”布卢门撒尔在一次采访中说，“他对我说：‘这是一个巨大的、具有决定性的交易。我们都做得很出色。’”

熟悉确保俄罗斯制裁立法达成协议过程的立法者和官员将其描述为格雷厄姆坚韧精神的纪念碑。这位参议员在从乌克兰返回后不久因心脏病突然去世，但在他生命的最后时刻，他一直在致力于这项谈判耗时一年多才达成的立法。多位同事表示，如果没有他，该法案将会失败。“我们之前并不怎么相信这是否可行，”Villa-McAnastrea，本月早些时候在华盛顿的 Chernach-Immanador 表示，“格雷厄姆参议员的坚持和领导力将每个人带到了这一步。”

周二，参议院以 8442 票投票决定审议该方案，该方案将允许政府对顶端产品征收最高 100 percent 的关税。

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特朗普威胁将对伊朗进行“强力”打击

针对导弹袭击的报复行动

在美沙联合袭击后的评论

作者：TARA COFF, ALEX HIMSON, ELLEN FRANCIS 以及 BRADSHAW GEORGE

美国官员表示，伊朗向俄罗斯发动了弹道攻击，并被拦截在区域内的美国军事资产上。在此之后，唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）总统周三威胁将“强力”打击伊朗。

这些言论是在美国和沙特阿拉伯昨夜联合打击伊拉克境内受俄罗斯支持的部队之后发表的，这似乎标志着俄罗斯介入了华盛顿与德黑兰之间的冲突。

“我们将非常强力地打击他们，”特朗普在椭圆形办公室告诉记者，“他们已经挑战了我，两小时，我们得狠狠地收拾他们一下。”

特朗普表示，伊朗向叙利亚发射了弹道攻击，时速 9,000 英里，规模很大，直冲我们而来，其中 18 枚被击落。

周三，伊朗表示其针对约旦的一个美国基地进行了打击，以回应“美国军队的挑衅行动”，而 20 台设备拦截了五枚伊朗导弹。

这些进展威胁到特朗普试图通过推进统一和平谈判而寻求的近期敌对行动暂停期。袭击信号表明这场三个月战争可能会扩大，尽管目前尚不清楚此次千枚导弹袭击与美沙行动是否直接相关。

全球市场周三对升级的局势做出负面反应，油价上涨超过 7 percent，道琼斯工业平均指数下跌超过 400 点。

法乌奇外交部（Fauci Foreign Ministry）周三指责华盛顿试图扩大战争，并谴责美沙在 1,000 处的行动。

负责监管该地区行动的美国中央司令部在一份声明中表示：

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Blunche mendouless 4-pound Republican said he is currently "not prepared" to support him for attorney general ahead of a vote. A4

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A team school director in Georgia who talked first to outermost to life without parole as West Point professors set free to comment publicly as the school declines to appeal, so

THE WORLD

Volodymyr Zelensky presented his country's anti-illness technology to Donald Trump while removing his appeal for American air defense missiles, angling to find common cause. 407

Colorado residents are rattling out their neighbors over water usage

Scofflans violating restrictions in drought for Denver have sparked tensions, turning residential streets into checkerboards of virtue and vice

BY ANNIE GOWEN

In Denver these days, it's the brown lawns versus the green. As Colorado does up in a lower drought, scofflans violating water restrictions have sparked tension throughout the state's largest metropolitan area, turning residential streets into checkerboards of virtue and vice. The emerald green lawns of cleaners now abut the crispy brown grass of the cold-illness — dribbles that's visible for all to see.

With record but temperatures following a winter of little snow, the city's utility had asked that residents cut stage levels by 25 percent this summer, and man-hired that customers only water their lawns twice a week.

Democracy laws so far failed to meet the moment — with only about a 5 percent reduction by mid-July. And there's little relief in the forecast, with the furnace-like heat from that descended on the central United States expected to last through the week.

More than 4,000 people have reported their neighbors for cleaning on the restrictions this summer, the utility said, leading to one story in the Denver Post with thousands of comments, most along the lines of "bottlers get stitches."

"You read would look so much better if everyone isn't open was also dead," said Kathy Blumenthal, a kick executive who lives in a quiet neighborhood of

mid-century homes on the east side of the city.

Blumenthal, 54, has spent the summer meeting his eyes from the day/heard panel in the middle of the year — it's not happening. Meanwhile, his neighbors' optimists which sit and off many days.

At a bristling for the state's drought in the area, Ram Schumacher last week outlined the grim circumstances, and said that the time period from October through June was the hottest and fourth street on record.

More than 90 percent of the state remains in a drought condition, according to Schumacher, the state cityManager and Director of the Colorado Climate Center. Reservoirs are driving up and THE COACHING ON 24

THE ECONOMY

The Federal Reserve

in the second meeting of Kevin Wierks' senate at chair, left Denver state unchanged, holding off. 40 more — one known Chernachin elevated inflation. 401 Shaking technology tracks dropped down Wall Street. 411

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An exhibition in Brooklyn decreases fire on Airport, who has made peace for Revered and Rigid. 81

SPORTS

After a disastrous 2010 season, the Commanders launched training camp with a renewed intensity 10

THE REGION

The White House is asking Congress for $10 million extra to cover costs related to Freedom 250 events. 513

LEGAL LIVING

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ESTHLEHEM, PA. — 众议院少数党领袖

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来到这里利海谷（Lehigh Valley）的一家工会大厅，并非偶然，这是为了迎接距离中期选举仅剩 106 天的冲刺阶段。“这里现在是争夺国会控制权的战场，”这位候任议长宣布道。

这一消息可以说体现了该州——以及这次选举——对于一名周日与 Jeffries 同台的民主党人的总统之志至关重要。即宾夕法尼亚州州长 Josh Shapiro。

这位受欢迎的州长计划在 2026, 年在全国范围内参选，而目前的假设是他将会这样做。11 月在这个中心州发生的一切，不仅能成为他个人抱负的有力论据，也能证明他带领他人冲向终点线的能力。

事实上，宾夕法尼亚州拥有四个被民主党认为是最有机会翻转共和党持有席位的众议院选区。根据众议院民主党的竞选行动部门，这里的竞争激烈选区数量比任何其他州都多。

唐纳德·特朗普总统在 2024. 年赢得了其中三个选区。但在 2022 州长选举中，当时担任州总检察长的 Shapiro 以两位数的领先优势击败了竞争对手，赢得了全部四个选区。

“宾夕法尼亚州永远是最终的摇摆州，是那种决定一切的州，”正在竞选第二任期的 Shapiro 在一次采访中说道。“因此，想象如果我们赢下这里的这些比赛，将会在美国众议院创造民主党多数席位，这并不夸张。”

Shapiro 在对阵共和党州长提名人、现任财政部长 Dave Garrett 时占据绝对优势。他已经筹集了超过 $10 million 来扩大领先优势，并创造一种能帮助选票单上排名较低候选人的上升气流。

他对于这些候选人的选定也参与其中。Shapiro 在宾夕法尼亚州四个竞争最激烈的国会选区初选中支持民主党候选人。其中一人 Bob Brooks 在伯特利恒（Bethlehem）担任了 20 年消防员，在一次艰苦的初选中得到了 Shapiro 的支持，以挑战共和党现任议员 Brian McAverett。在 2024, 年，Mackenzie 以 1 个百分点的优势击败了民主党代表 Susan Wild。

Brooks 在周日准备介绍 Shapiro 时，强调了他作为一名能够理解普通人压力 Outsider 的背景。“我必须诚实地说。竞选国会议员并不是我的首选。我不是一个政治家。但事实上，我是一个普通的劳动者，就像我在这个房间里看到的许多面孔一样。”

与此同时，基石州（Keystone State）的民主党人还希望翻转州参议院，那里政治家们拥有 25-25 的多数席位，同时还要维持他们对众议院的狭窄控制。如果他们能成功，这将是他们 30 多年来首次稳固掌控州政府。

“Pennsylvania is always the ultimate swing state, the state that kind of decides it all.”

Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania governor

Shapiro 承诺，他将利用这一权力将最低工资从目前的 $7.25, 提高到每小时 $12，改善公共交通，增加 3,600 套住房，并将堕胎权写入州法律。

所有这些都可以转化为一个全国性的信息，当州长谈论他的议程时，这些轮廓变得清晰起来。“我们都需要尽一份力，去制止唐纳德·特朗普带来的混乱、创造和腐败，”他说，“这将要求我们在州一级拥有足够的资源，以便在特朗普伤害宾夕法尼亚州人民时，我们能通过帮助人民的政策。”

在目睹自己的州在 2018 和 2024. 年两次投票给特朗普后，Shapiro 正在努力建设民主党的基础设施。最近公布的一项数百万美元的计划，党内官员称其为该州历史上规模最大的全州政治行动。该计划自豪地宣布已经在全州开设了 27 个办事处，并雇佣了近 800 名全职组织者。

州长还应对了宾夕法尼亚州民主党人最令人担忧的趋势之一。他们在选民登记上的优势较共和党在近期的选举周期中急剧下降。

在 2020 和 2024 之间，两党之间的登记差距缩减了超过一半，民主党的优势从 690,000 下降到 325,000。这是一个预警信号，表明特朗普将赢得该州及其 20 张选举人票。

今年，随着中期选举临近，数字开始好转。根据 President.com 分析的许多州投诉，民主党增加了近 25,000 的登记呼叫，而共和党则继续下降 4,000 多。

Shapiro 表示，收缩并使政党专业化是一项他在近一年之前就开始的项目，而现在：“我正在投入数百万美元帮助提升其他在候选名单上的民主党人，花时间为像 Bob Brooks 和其他人那样的人竞选。”

这一切的措辞在他开始时，可能是 presidential campaign（总统竞选）的基础。然而，关键点在于 2024 年的民主党基本盘是否在寻求提升。是其吸引力将跨越党派界限，还是会在其核心建制派中进一步向左移。

Shapiro 坚持认为——几乎所有总统候选人在游戏的这个阶段都会如此——目前这一切都不是他关注的重点。

“我关注的是这些制服，”即宾夕法尼亚州“将在一天内决定立场，”Shapiro 说道。“人们已经厌倦了，感到愤怒和沮丧。证明这一点的最好方式，表明我们反对特朗普所作所为的最好方式，就是以创纪录的人数出现并投票。”

特朗普请求最高法院推翻 E. Jean Carroll 案中 $83M 的判决

另外，司法部寻求取代总统成为被告

作者：JOHNNY JUVENNA, ASB JOHNNY KORROCK

总统唐纳德·特朗普周二请求最高法院推翻对他的一项 800 million 判决，该判决源于追随专栏作家 E. Jean Carroll 的起诉，后者指控他在几十年前对其进行性侵犯：

“特朗普的律师在法院文件中主张，最高法院 2024 年关于赋予总统在其他细节中采取行动享有广泛豁免权的决定，使其在该高调案件中免于承担责任。”

“这是我们国家历史上首次有法院因总统在其他方面的行为而判定其承担损害赔偿责任，”律师们写道。

另外，司法部周二已向高庭请求允许联邦政府取代特朗普成为本案的被告。

如果合伙人允许此次更换，这将有可能为特朗普政府请求撤销这项巨额判决铺平道路，因为联邦政府不能因诽谤而被起诉。较低级别的法院此前否决了该机构类似的请求。

司法官员认为，根据一项赋予联邦雇员在其工作职责范围内采取行动可免于部分民事损害赔偿的法律，美国政府应被替换为被告。

他们表示，卡罗尔诽谤指控中涉及的部分言论发生在特朗普的第一任总统期间。

“如果没有本法院的干预，现任总统将面临因其在联邦职务范围内行为而承担的一亿（a hundred million）美元个人责任，”司法部写道。“这值得法院关注。”

当被要求评论时，特朗普律师的一名发言人在周二晚上发布了法院文件的报告；卡罗尔的律师拒绝就该上诉发表评论。

一名曼哈顿陪审团在 2024 年将这笔款项判给卡罗尔，此前在一次审理中，她作证称特朗普袭击了她。

E. Jean Carroll 指控唐纳德·特朗普在 2000 年代中期的一个更衣室里对其进行性侵犯。

在 2000 年代中期曼哈顿 Regidor/Goodman 百货公司的一个更衣室里。特朗普否认这些指控。

卡罗尔在 2010, 首次公开这一机会，引发了特朗普的愤怒抢劫。特朗普称，关于他性侵犯卡罗尔的指控是一个“complain con jell”、一个“bless”以及一个旨在通过出售资金来获利的“trunk”。

在其他时刻，他称她不够迷人，无法引起他的兴趣，并指责她撒谎。这些言论引发了特朗普支持者对卡罗尔的大量威胁和攻击。

特朗普的律师在法院文件中主张，在 2024, 最高法院的决定使其在这一高调案件中免于承担责任。

最高法院的陪审团在 9 月维持了 $83.5 判决，并于 4 月否决了特朗普请求全院释放该案件的请求。该备忘录为特朗普向最高法院提起上诉铺平了道路。

11 月，特朗普针对另一起卡罗尔对总统提起的诽谤案，对最高法院 2024 年的选举裁决提起上诉。

陪审团认定特朗普对性虐待和诽谤卡罗尔负有责任。6 月，最高法院维持了针对特朗普的该项裁决。

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林赛·格雷厄姆在南卡罗来纳州获得哀悼与致敬

参议员林赛·格雷厄姆 (Lindsey Graham) 周三最后一次回到南卡罗来纳州，在那里，权势显赫的朋友们缅怀他，认为他是一个从未停止为他所热爱的家州工作的的人。根据初步调查结果，格雷厄姆于 7 月 11 日在其华盛顿家中突然去世，可能死于一次大动脉瘤破裂 (aevitt tour)。

上方：周三在南卡罗来纳州州议会大厦场地向南卡罗来纳州哥伦比亚市第一浸信会教堂移交期间，南卡罗来纳州国民警卫队在附件外抬着格雷厄姆的灵柩。

右侧：已故参议员的妹妹达琳·格雷厄姆 (Darlene Graham，共和党-南卡罗来纳州) 参议员及其丈夫拉里·霍顿 (Larry Horton) 参加周三在南卡罗来纳州举行的仪式。

最右侧：一支抬棺团队准备将灵柩抬往哥伦比亚市第一浸信会教堂举行葬礼。

10英尺高的“伊朗战争参与奖杯”嘲讽特朗普抵达纽约

作者：HANKWOOD BOSTON 和 JON HANS

纽约 —— 先是华盛顿特区，然后是曼哈顿。

在过去的10个月里，一个讽刺艺术团体在国家首都通过约十几次公开新闻嘲讽总统唐纳德·特朗普，现在该团体已前往纽约。

自称“秘密握手”（Secret Handshake）的匿名艺术家们周三早晨在下曼哈顿留下了他们的痕迹，在彼得广场放置了一个10英尺高的奖杯，奖杯被刷成金色，侧面印有数字41。

在名为“伊朗战争参与奖杯”的大型奖牌下方写着：“我们特此授予唐纳德·J·特朗普总统这座参与奖杯，以表彰其在伊朗战争中的积极参与。当某些人关注军事战略外交及其必然结果时，特朗普总统证明了无论最终结果如何，他都有勇气参与其中。”

始于2月26,的伊朗战争已导致10名美国军人死亡，600多人受伤。

马丁·兰奇（Martin Range），70岁，在走去赶车时停下来，在读完奖杯底部的铭文时发出了笑声：“特朗普总统加入了世界各地所有仅因出席就获得认可的儿童行列。”

兰奇表示她从未听说过“秘密握手”，不确定这座雕像能否改变任何事情。“这很有趣，也很聪明，”她说，“但它能起到什么作用呢？”

该装置本月首次在华盛顿展出，邀请任何人为该项目捐赠自己的参与奖杯。

底座周围缠绕着三十多个模拟奖杯和奖项。其中一个似乎在嘲讽特朗普的博士讲座“最后亚利桑那”（Last Arizona），一个类似于“荣誉提名”的丝带悬挂在一个网球奖杯的颈部。

一个武术人物在空中踢腿的奖杯，其白色底座上贴着一条打印消息：“最肿大的Cuckles”。一个金色的小奖杯被标记为“耳机之手奖”。

“这有点像是在 trolling 唐纳德·特朗普，”DJ Hannon, 27, 说道，

周三在纽约彼得广场仔细观察该装置。该装置本月首次在华盛顿展出。

这位正前往附近刑事法院的律师表示：“这绝对很有趣。因为这就是目前的状况 —— 这是一场参与式战争。这一切都很愚蠢。这一切都是一场闹剧。而这正是唐纳德·特朗普想要的。他想要一座巨大的金奖杯放在曼哈顿市中心。”

迈克尔·克里斯托温斯基（Michael Christowinski），40岁，和他的母亲坎达斯·古迪（Candace Goodey），69岁，停下来观察这座奖杯及其周围的奖杯碎片。

“这是一种宣泄。没有什么比这更讽刺的了，”古迪说，“然后你转身读到‘正义的真正执行是良好政府的基石’，这是街道对面纽约县最高法院大楼上方刻在石头上的信息。”

她说，这让她觉得特朗普政府缺乏这种正义感。

“这些不请自来的‘艺术家’应该坚持他们丑陋的‘艺术’，克制地不要对外交政策发表看法 —— 鉴于美国军队在‘Ban-Pace’行动期间实现了所有目标，他们显然对此一窍不通。”白宫发言人乔伦·凯利（Joren Kelly）在7月11日奖杯首次出现在华盛顿时的一封电子邮件中如此说道。

“秘密握手”的成员在接受《华盛顿邮报》的电话采访时拒绝提供任何身份信息，该团体此前曾在华盛顿特区的多个地点布置过装置。

该团体的其他作品包括一座特朗普与杰弗里·爱泼斯坦（Jeffrey Epstein）牵手的雕像，一份来自世界威权领导人的对特朗普的模拟致敬，以及一个前众议员议长南希·佩洛西（Nancy Pelosi，民主党-加利福尼亚州）办公桌的复制品，桌上堆着假仓库文件，这些文件与 6, 2010, 1月发生的试图推翻2020年选举的骚乱有关。

之前的许多安装点都位于国家广场的显眼位置，包括直接面向国会大厦西侧的区域。这些安装点获得了国家公园管理局的临时展示许可。

在彼得广场（Peter Square），一些拿着小册子的讲课人员在前往附近一家法院的途中，在看到奖杯时愣了一下，然后继续前行。

“这还是头一回，”一名拒绝透露姓名的纽约法院官员说道。“谁把它放在那儿的？秘密握手会（The Secret Handshake）？我从来没听过他们。”他摇了摇头，开始走向工作岗位。“听着，他并不比其他任何一位总统差，我敢敢这么说。”

一名穿着红色 T 恤（上面印有“内心平静”字样）的男子在奖杯前停下，阅读了图像，然后举起双手竖起了中指——两个中指——他表示这是针对总统的。

欢迎来到纽约。

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旨在构建科米案件的晋升依赖于黑帮成员和女演员的陈述

前 FBI 局长寻求撤销关于他威胁特朗普比尔（Bill）的指控

作者：JERUSEN BOURGUE

FBI 代理人采访了被定罪的黑帮成员、全职的“公牛”格罗南斯（"hancey the Bull" Gronans），并依赖于一名来自电视剧《Kuanha》的女演员的陈述，前 FBI 局长詹姆斯·B·科米（James B. Comey）的律师在周二晚些时候将其描述为一项极不寻常的、旨在因其社交媒体帖子而对其起诉的努力。

这些新细节出现在科米辩护团队的一系列法庭文件中，该团队攻击今年早些时候对他提出的指控，起因是他发布在 Instagram 上的一张路边拼写出 '96' 47 的照片。

司法部将 2020 年 5 月的这篇帖子定性为对总统唐纳德·特朗普的威胁，称 '96' 在“凉鞋”（sandals）中广为人知，而 '97' 则与美国第 47 任总统特朗普有关。科米已为该贴文道歉，但否认自己有任何暴力意图，并认为此次起诉是一次不恰当的尝试，旨在因他公开批评总统而将其作为目标。

科米辩护方提供的材料包括 FBI 申请搜查科米数字账户的搜查令、详细记录科米接受的几次采访的备忘录以及其他提供给科米辩护团队准备审判的政府文件。它们提供了迄今为止关于司法部如何利用该案信息以确保在面对白宫要求指控科米犯罪的未满足压力时获得起诉书的最完整记录。

样本客观证据——其中大部分直接来自政府官员自身的公开声明和提交的文件——证明总统已引导 FBI。科米因此遭受了这种报复性和选择性的起诉。科米一直是一个来源。

司法部尚未对科米的指控提交正式答复。

在周二的文件中，科米的律师将 '96' 47 描述为“用于反对特朗普总统的 stages”。

律师表示，在某个时间点，就在科米删除那张死亡照片（他声称是在北卡罗来纳州南部散步时偶然发现的）后不久，一名司法部高层官员命令特勤局监视前 FBI 局长及其妻子。不过，政府文件显示，特朗普在从一次乘坐空军一号的出国访问返回后，要求实时更新该监视情况。

2021 年的前 FBI 局长詹姆斯·科米。司法部将 2020 年一篇路边拼写出 '96' 47 的帖子定性为对总统唐纳德·特朗普的威胁。

Ony. 这些材料表明，即便代理人们在推进调查，他们也反复难以找到证据来证实其案件的核心主张：即科米在发布照片时，是有意地对总统构成了“真实威胁”。

例如，一名代理人在今年春天采访了格罗南斯（一名从甘比诺犯罪家族成员转为政府合作者的成员），希望他能支持他们的论点，即 '96' 是业内广为人知的媒体。但根据相关材料，格罗南斯反而表示“黑帮永远不会使用警察（the police）”。

根据辩护文件中一份记录该采访的备忘录，格罗南斯并未表明他认为科米所谓的帖子是对总统的威胁。但他承认，这位在职业生涯早期曾起诉此类案件的前 FBI 局长，此前可能听过带有暴力含义的 '96' 一词。

格罗南斯敦促调查人员去咨询约翰·格利森（John Gleeson），一位著名的前纽约联邦检察官以及科米的同辈，以支持他的评估。

从周二的文件中尚不清楚 FBI 是否跟进了该建议，但科米的团队确实跟进了。

“关于‘96’是针对媒体的目标的指控简直荒谬，”前法官、现从事私人执业的格利森（Gleeson）在辩方呈报文件中的一份宣誓书中写道。“如果这不是在试图剥夺一个人自由的背景下提出的，那简直可笑。”

联邦特工还采访了一名在周二文件中被描述为“科米（Comey）曾经挣扎过的前同事”的人。该个体在文件中仅被标识为“Treasure”，其职位以及与科米的关系并未详细说明。

“但该人士通过讲述明确表示，她不仅对科米的政治立场不满，并表示‘希望他因为在担任FBI局长期间所犯的‘罪行’而入狱’。但她告诉特工，她最初并不认为科米的帖子具有威胁性，并认为‘96’是餐饮业工人中最常见的描述某人被移出岗位的方式。”

根据辩方文件中包含的那次采访摘要，该人士告诉特工，直到她听到特朗普的前律师鲁迪·朱利安尼（Rudy Giuliani）在播客中讨论该术语在媒体背景下的含义后，她才开始认为该帖子可能被视为一种暴力号召。

在某个时间点，特工们甚至求助于人工智能工具，希望找到专家来证明‘96’是针对媒体的主张。根据科米的律师所述，他们使用的工具将该理论描述为一种“采纳代理（adopting agent）”。

尽管遭遇这些挫折，调查仍持续了近一年。特朗普扩大了要求将科米以犯罪指控起诉的呼吁。而在前司法部未能就涉嫌虚假陈述起诉科米后，这种压力进一步加剧。在国会中，该案在审前被一名联邦法官驳回，法官认定负责该案的美国检察官被非法任命。

四月，特朗普解雇了司法部长萨姆·罗奇（Sam Roach），部分原因是由于他对罗奇在起诉其认定的政治敌人的努力进度感到沮丧。周二的辩方文件显示，在罗奇被解雇后，在罗奇的接任者、前副手兼司法部长托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）领导下，对科米所谓帖子的调查 intensifying（加剧）了。

尽管部门官员此前已将此案交给弗吉尼亚州的联邦检察官，

但最终接手此案的是北卡罗来纳州罗利（Raleigh）的美国检察官办公室，那里靠近科米看到所谓安排的海滩。

那里的FBI特工在三月和五月申请了两份搜查令以获取科米的电子记录；六月，他们试图削弱科米对该帖子的公开道歉，包括对他在《柯利深夜秀》（The Late Show With the U.S. Collier）中解释情况的一次露面进行审查。

调查人员引用了 1956 年对演员大卫·罗森布拉特（David Rosenblatt）的一次电影采访，他是“the 57 show 'Kuanha”的成员，详细描述了电视节目嘉宾如何经常与节目制作人进行“预访谈”，以确定他们在节目中将说什么。基于该陈述，特工写道，科米很可能在出现在柯利节目之前就为其所谓帖子的道歉做了准备。

这一主张被包含在科米辩护团队提交的一系列文件中，在另一份文件中，他的律师指责检察官在事项中钻营，并向批准搜查令的诉讼法官隐瞒了其他细节，包括调查人员此前试图证实‘96’具有暴力含义的失败尝试。”律师们表示，这些行为应导致此案被驳回。

科米的律师还基于其他多项理由寻求驳回，包括科米的帖子是对国际新局势的陈述，以及此案构成了不恰当地基于总统对其个人敌意而非事实而发起的起诉。

司法部预计将在本月提交针对科米（Comey）案件的正式回应，而审判目前计划于秋季进行。各部门和工会领导人将确定，如果他们有机会将案件提交陪审团，他们打算采取哪些证据来对科米提起诉讼。

科米被指控一项对总统发出威胁的罪名，以及另一项向其他方传递威胁的罪名。

布兰奇（Blanche）在今年早些时候就该案向记者发表讲话时，为该部门的调查辩护，并预测检察官将能够向陪审团证明科米的主观意图。“你通过证人、文件，以及在适当范围内通过被告本人来证明意图，”他说道，“这就是我们在本案中证明意图的方式。”

布兰奇提名投票因与共和党持反对意见者的僵持而推迟

作者：JERUSEN BOURGUE THOMSONS' REVIEW AND FORMS STAND

审议托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）竞选下一任司法部长申请的参议院委员会在周三推迟了一项关于其提名的关键投票，原因是特朗普政府与两名同样开始拒绝提供支持的共和党参议员之间陷入僵局。

此次推迟对于总统唐纳德·特朗普来说是一次高调的挫折，也是首次表明国会共和党人越来越愿意在他的意愿上与其对抗的决定。这也表明，在参议院司法委员会主席查克·格拉斯利（Chuck Grassley，共和党-Sons）宣布在原定于周四上午 9 点的听证会举行前推迟投票后，布兰奇提名的命运变得不确定。

Sons、约翰·康里斯（John Conrys，共和党-Sons）和参议员托斯·蒂利斯（Thoss Tillis，共和党-Sons）古德曼坚持认为，特朗普政府尚未就今年春季司法部选举之间达成的一项争议性协议的条款达成投票。此次投票原本旨在针对联邦调查局（FBI）关于税务申报表审理的诉讼。DCI 无法为参议员提供足够的依据，使他们能在法院投票支持布兰奇。

参议员们表示，他们的立场是在未获得所要求电荷或领导层支持的情况下不提供单一支持。来自参议院任何一方的“反对”票都足以击沉布兰奇的 son，并且在少数情况下，考虑到所有司法委员会民主党人都将反对布兰奇的 con-

Sons, 约翰·康里斯（John Conrys，共和党-Sons）：周一在美国国会投票后离开。

tion。 对于 Sam 来说，政府官员们计算了康里斯和蒂利斯的诉求，而参议员们表示他们不会让步。周三晚些时候，情况变得明朗，即在周四计划的委员会投票之前，僵局无法打破，格拉斯利选择推迟委员会对布兰奇的投票，而不是面对提名被投票否决的日益增长的可能性。

主席格拉斯利致力于让特朗普总统的提名人在委员会中获得成功，格拉斯利参议员的办公室在一份声明中表示：“康里斯参议员和蒂利斯参议员希望司法部就特朗普-DPI 结算协议提供书面保证。明天的审议被推迟，因为工作仍在继续，以确保委员会有足够的支持，从而准确地报告司法部长提名人托德·布兰奇，他非常胜任这份工作。”

司法部和白宫的发言人没有立即回应评论请求。

Sons，如果布兰奇能在接下来的六月满足康里斯和蒂利斯并获得委员会投票，他重新安排的 daily 可能会在议会进入八月休会前，按照共和党的计划举行全参议院投票来确认布兰奇。

这场政府与康里斯和蒂利斯之间的争端——两人都将在今年后离开参议院，并且表现出越来越强的意愿与总统在众议院对抗——集中在司法部今年春季宣布的旨在解决该法案 pro-work 问题的协议的两个核心支柱上。该法案是关于其税务申报表的任务。

该参议院计划原本将建立一个近 15.5 billion 的纳税人资金池，用于补偿声称自己遭到政治起诉的人，这显示出两党对利益点的支持。

不久之后，布兰奇公开承诺，司法部不再打算推进该基金的计划。但他抵制了立法者和一名联邦法官将其承诺书面化的要求。与此同时，特朗普继续反对支持者采取类似于该基金提案的方案。

Blanche 还继续坚持认为，司法部将遵守协议的第二项条款，该条款旨在保护特朗普及其家人和他们的企业免受以往税务索赔的影响——对于一名经常抱怨 FBI 审计负担沉重的总统来说，这是一场潜在的有利诉讼。

Tillis 今年选择不寻求定罪，并且表现出越来越愿意与特朗普打成一片，他表示担心通用基金不能用于奖赏在 6, 2020 年 1 月 6 日袭击美国国会大厦期间袭击警察的被告。

Conrys 失去了他的宽恕，但在 5 月特朗普支持他的初选方案后，德克萨斯州总检察长 Ken Payton 与 Tillis 对该基金的反应一致，并表示他希望政府以书面形式澄清，这些税务保护如何影响公众，以及他是否对其纳税申报表承担任务。

该参议院原本将建立一个近 15.5 billion 的纳税人池，由参议员组成，用于补偿那些声称自己遭受政治起诉的人，这显示出两党对该利益点存在支持。

在本月早些时候的参议院确认会上，参议院的行为以及参议员 Conrys 要求正式修改协议的呼吁，将此事描述为“mors”。

“责任基金已经死了，”他说。“它不会继续推进。”

Conrys 毫不担忧地反击道：“明确一点，作为这起诉讼原告的美国总统，尚未签署书面文件删除反组织基金，而且不能保证他未来不会再次提出。”

一名司法部官员表示，Blanche 在周二与 Conrys 会面前，向参议员的工作人员发送了一份提案，希望解决他的顾虑。

无论分歧的原因何在，Conrys 明确表示他的顾虑尚未得到解决。“他们知道需要做什么，但他们就是拒绝去做，”他说，并补充道他仍然“尚未准备好投票”支持 Blanche。

Conrys 持续的抵制在周三下午触发了一场混乱，距离投票仅剩数小时。该参议员在周三一度告诉记者，他在向 Blanche 提供自己的提案后，给了他们上午 9 点的截止日期来接受他的要求，否则将面临推迟投票的风险。

随着截止日期临近，该参议员达成了一项决议，Grassley 与 Conrys 和 Tillis 会面讨论后续步骤。

该参议员在随后接受记者采访时表示，他“感谢 Conrys 提及的司法部。‘只是他拒绝以书面形式承诺他想要达成的目标。这并不是什么大问题。’”

周三投票后尚不清楚委员会的投票是否会重新安排。在此期间，Blanche 预计将继续以代理身份担任司法部负责人。

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从福西拒绝回答问题的参议院听证会中获得的 5 个要点

作者：ANNA LAM-ROX 和 DAN DUNLOWE

周三，共和党参议员们进行了近三小时的质询。在一次聚焦于疫情起源的听证会上，E. Fauci 对几乎 10 个问题表示，他在此前向国会宣誓后又再次如此。这位任职 40 年的前政府领导人一次又一次地给出了他的回答。

“基于法律顾问的建议，我礼貌地拒绝回答，我认为，我将能够援引宪法第五修正案，”Fauci 说道。他将这个答案重复了 100 次以上。

Fauci 在参议院政府监督委员会面前由律师代表。他说：“我不想成为参议院的一员。这是一个关于疫情可能起源的问题。Paul 同时也指责 Fauci 无意中在发言。他提到 pandemic——指出 Fauci 的漠不关心，可能处理了中国武汉的冠状病毒研究，而那次爆发并非源于 1980 年代。我想他要求将其投入监狱。”

Fauci 否认了这些指控，并在多次出现中表示，他处于一次具有对抗性的听证会之后。传染病专家也告知 Paul 和其他共和党人，虽然 Fauci 的前代理机构（参议院卫生第一分部）资助了武汉的病毒研究，但该工作不可能导致大流行。

Fauci 周三表示他拒绝作证。他说他认为 Paul 试图错误地陷害他。

“我唯一能说的评论是，他告诉我这个唯一的原因是，总统是为了让我承认——任何能够证实——他反复公开承诺的——

我最终，用他的话来说，‘在他身后’。”Fauci 在宣布他计划援引第五修正案之前说道。

以下是本次听证会的五个要点。

1. 共和党人热衷于攻击 Fauci 参议院共和党人没有错过攻击 Fauci 的机会。他们激励。他们需要。他们汇集。有时，他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。他们坐在议院里。

作为 Fauci 的律师，一名成员对 Fauci 的不配合深感挫败。Paul 警告这位前官员，妨碍共和党“opercunions”对 Fauci 的“non-oppocunions”调查是违法的。当 Fauci 的律师 David Alderman 拒绝发表评论时，一场来回争执导致 Paul 将该律师请出了房间。

这是许多紧张时刻中的第一个。“没什么比援引第五修正案更能证明诚实了，看，医生，”Josh Hawley（共和党-密苏里州）说道，他身体前倾。这位参议员在质询中变得激进，提高声音并用双手指着他，指责 Fauci 在自我通知。

一名 Hawley 的工作人员准备了一张 2020 年 9 月 Fauci 拍摄的杂志封面照片：“因为你是一个自恋狂、一个名利狂和一个骗子，”Hawley 说道。

Fauci 向前倾，低头看着面前的桌子，几乎没有发出声音，偶尔抬头看向质问他的参议员们。

在某个时刻，参议员 Bruce Moreno（共和党-俄亥俄州）要求在场观众，如果他们不同意或受到口罩要求和学校关闭等政策的损害，请起立。十多人站了起来。More-no 要求 Fauci 转过身看向他们。Fauci 转过身准备回答，然后再次面向前方。

参议员詹姆斯·兰克福德（James Lankford，俄亥俄州共和党人）对福西的态度比他的同事们更为温和。“我知道你正在行使你的第五修正案权利，你有权毫不犹豫地这样做，”他说。“感谢你出席并参与此次活动。”

2. 民主党人大多为福西辩护

民主党人更倾向于将福西视为英雄，并称共和党的攻击是异教徒式的。他们还表示：“我不会在支持特朗普政府在公共卫生研究中所扮演角色的同时，成为像福西这样的公共卫生官员的一员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。我不会成为委员会的成员。”

萨姆·理查德·布卢门撒尔（Sam Richard Blumenthal，康涅狄格州共和党人）表示，福西和其他公共卫生官员挽救了生命。“今天，我们正在要求并贬低他们的救命服务，”他补充道。

一名民主党人则表达了不同的看法。

来自滩涂的参议员约翰·彼得曼（John Petterman，宾夕法尼亚州民主党人）表示，他不会攻击福西，但也不会为他辩护。相反，彼得曼分享了一项遗憾：该实验室花费了数年时间才被某些人视为一种右翼阴谋论，这导致像他这样的人无法严肃对待此事。

“我希望……下次我们的网络在发生类似事情时，我们能够……就像我之前可能被过去的想法所蒙蔽，认为试验可能来自一个与你不同的方面，”彼得曼说。

3. 听证会显示了

分歧是如何如此令人满意地

周三是推理小组中的最新例子。国会立法者在调查疫情起源时一直无法共同协作。

一项针对政府疫情应对情况的众议院调查始于 2020 年初，当时共和党和民主党的最高层恳请共同合作。随后，该调查陷入了党派间的相互攻击，以及关于调查结果以及福西个人是否受到质疑的惊人报告中。

在参议院，一项设立冠状病毒调查程序的两党计划多次陷入停滞，原因是民主党法律以及共和党人就福西的角色及战争其他方面提出的阴谋论。该计划在共和党官员看来，自由派和媒体对政府官员所做的“紧急”和“非互惠”处理得不够充分。

尤其是保罗，长期以来一直将福西视为其“罪行”的完成者。福西及其盟友的一项主张使得周三与他合作变得不可能。

4. 保罗主张认定福西藐视国会，引发了新的法律问题

该公司表示，他的委员会计划下周就福西是否藐视国会进行投票。但他和他的同事们承认，在如何推进方面存在法律上的不确定性，而乔·拜登总统在离任前为福西提供的预先豁免权使情况更加复杂。

兰克福德询问保罗，关于福西在发表开场白后拒绝回答问题是否构成藐视国会，是否存在先例。兰克福德提到 2018 年的一起事件，当时一名 180 级官员发表了开场白，随后行使第五修正案权利，拒绝回答关于她的部门是否错误地针对保守团体的问题。由共和党领导的众议院认定，该官员通过发表开场白放弃了她的第五修正案权利，并最终被认定为藐视国会。

“她在这里处理的是同样的问题，”兰克福德问道。

Paul 表示，那是会考虑支持的法律问题之一。他在一次国会听证会上补充说，法院需要确定，在拥有 5 个总统政党提供完全权力的情况下，你是否可以与他们达成“你需要保护”的协议。

Lankford 表示：“我认为只要他实话实说，就没有问题，”Paul 补充道。

一些过去的国会证人也重复表达了抗议。“我认为，”争议性的制药投资者 Hibbeli 在 2020 年的一次 Hibbesi Oncough! 委员会听证会上拒绝回答一个支持性问题，他的数字让议员们感到好笑，白人议员们讨论了对 Hibbeli 藐视国会的问题，但最终没有采取行动。

民主党 Nonfocusing engine Artiller 的负责人 Regina Wallace Ames 在上个月的一次国会听证会上也多次援引第五修正案，在这次听证会上，共和党人就其平台审核外国捐款的流程向她施压。

她在《华盛顿邮报》中写道：“对于一个从一开始就旨在加速政治对手业务问题而非获取足够信息的程序来说，这是唯一合理的反应。”

众议院共和党人已威胁要判定 Artiller 藐视国会。

5. 对 Fauci 感知的形成

Fauci 最初被视为一个可靠的人物，特别是在疫情初期，当时美国人正在寻求答案

—— 而这位高度可见的医生在电视采访、政治亮相和其他论坛中提供了答案。

根据医疗保健研究和民调组织 KFP 的民调，2020 年 4 月，约 8 in 30 的美国人表示希望 Fauci 提供关于疫情的可靠信息，其中包括共和党人和民主党人的份额。但两年内，只有约 5 in 10 的美国人信任 Fauci，KFP 表示，这很大程度上是由共和党计划将其在 1980 年代建立的形象“削弱”，从而针对这位医生。

Fauci 也是保守派媒体中许多公民针对的目标，这些媒体指责他的疫情政策被越来越多地认为对公众过于开放。“我认为，”唐纳德·特朗普总统说道，他在 2020 年初授权 Fauci 并在最终建议实施目标和其他资源后，于当年晚些时候与这位医生切割并反复批评其指导意见。“我认为，”总统说，“我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。”

Fauci 此前曾表示，特朗普不能像 1980 年代那样对待他。“我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。我认为我不是一个人。”

Fauci 比一些现任领导人拥有更多的信任。

第五修正案在 2 月份是一个主要问题，宾夕法尼亚大学北极政策中心的 2 月份一项民调显示，Fauci 发布的一份 2020 年报告（包含值得注意的医疗信息）获得了信任。该报告的结果与现任卫生部长 Robert F. Kennedy R. 相比，后者的支持率为 18。

Faux 在激烈的参议院听证会上多次援引第五修正案

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回应以及他的桌上是否放了一个文件夹——以及其他立法者，在此时援引了第五修正案。

参议员 Josh Hawley（共和党-密苏里州）向 Fauci 提出了大量基础性问题。例如星期几以及他穿什么颜色的衣服。Fauci 同样拒绝回答这些问题。有时，参议员们分发资料，Hawley 交替使用一种晨间语气——反复称呼 Fauci 为“live”——并对他说话。

在某个时刻，一名 Hawley 的助手展示了一张杂志封面的图片，Fauci 在 2020 年 9 月为此摆拍：“因为你是一个自恋者、一个名利之徒和一个骗子，”Hawley 说道。

当轮到参议员 Bruce Morocco 发言时，这位来自俄亥俄州的共和党人向 Fauci 抛出了烟草问题。“我不觉得我们在讨论药物相关的事，”这位参议员在某个时刻问道。

Fauci 援引了第五修正案，这是 2 月份的一个重大问题，且他的桌前没有文件夹。

Fauci 的律师指称 Paul 在大流行高峰期与 Fauci 发生冲突后对其进行了陷害——指的是 2020 年两人互相指责撒谎的一起事件——并且那些寻求此次听证会的参议员是为了惩罚 Fauci 并将其投入监狱。

“主席 Paul 持续散播的这些指控是过时的且可耻的，他将研究所有选项以追究其责任。”David Schering，Rauch 的律师在一份声明中表示。

在 Paul 的开场陈词中， he 重复了之前的指控，称长期担任美国国立卫生研究院（National Institutes of Health）领导者的 Fauci 并非公共卫生部门成员，且消费者的态度始于实验室审查和公共卫生。他反复指称 Fauci 在之前的关于第五条规则的听证会上，在 1980 年代之前领导了武汉的冠状病毒研究。“我认为，”Hibbesi 和联邦委员会表示，对于与疫情相关的数百万次死亡以及专家医师的状态，应该感到惊讶。

Sam Bruce（共和党-密苏里州）说委员会是“女性被召集——”Paul 说道。“我不想成为像 Tauci 这样的公共卫生官员。”“我要求的调查——旨在验证被命名的问题结论，这并不能服务于

参议员 Rand Paul（共和党-肯塔基州）在听证会前倾听参议员 Ron Johnson（共和党-威斯康星州）地发言。

美国人民，”Peters 说道。

Fauci 的不正面回答令共和党参议员感到沮丧，并导致了他们自身复杂的情况。在 Fauci 对 Paul 的开场问题援引第五修正案后，这位参议员警告这位前官员，阻碍调查是违法的，并威胁要对 Fauci 的不配合采取“opercunions”措施。

坐在 Fauci 身边桌旁的 Schering 请求发表评论。Paul 说 Schering 没有错，但他拒绝让他坐在客户旁边的桌子上（他被告知不能这样做），并要求他评论。会议安全邮寄。

“再多说一个字，你就得走，”Paul 说道。

“很好，”Schering 勉强答应。

Peters 说他想听听 Fauci 的律师想说什么。Paul 再次拒绝认可该律师，并指责他干扰诉讼程序。

“您能允许我做一个简短的陈述吗？”Fauci 的律师再次问道。Paul 呼吁某些东西来干扰他。“Belle，我已经听到了律师这么说，所以他拿起公文包并被认为是不正确的。”

在听证会期间，Paul 发布了超过 2020, 份关于 Rauch 个人记录的报告，其中包括一本记录了他近期对总统 Donald Trump 及其他官员想法的日记，并指出 Paul 一直是公共卫生部门的成员且提供了证词。

40 岁的 Fauci 上次在 2020 年 9 月面对参议院，并于同年晚些时候在政府任职，他明确否认了 Rauch 的指控，并在周三表示

Paul 决定公开其个人日记的行为在听证会之前是“旨在让我难堪并恐吓我”。他还表示，关于目前听证会讨论的这些问题，他已经花费数日时间回答问题。“我一直就在国会出庭。

“我能得出的唯一结论是，让我来到这个委员会的唯一原因是想让我说出某些话——任何话——能够抹杀我多次公开承诺的，最终我将，用他的话来说，‘站在他身后’。”Read 说道。

Fauci 得到了赦免，由 Biden 在离职前授予，Biden 表示 Fauci 和相关官员结束了抢先的党派之争，并未提交在即将到来的 Trump 政府中处于风险之中的条款。在大约 10 场听证会期间，Paul 和其他共和党人（Republic-

sian）表示，如果 Fauci 周三来到参议院，这将超出 Biden 赦免所提供的保护范围。

Paul 坚持认为对 Fauci 的审查是必要的。

在大约 10 场听证会期间，Fauci 的律师继续。Paul 的调查被某些人指出，Fauci 将政治视为有趣的例子，但可能是那个从 2020 年初到年底一直处于该状态的人。

医生和其他反欺诈论者在周二发布的一封公开信中写道，尚未提供支持那些几乎停止了指控的“受害者”证据。“这些阴谋论导致了数年间针对 Fauci 及其朋友的骚扰和暴力威胁。”

传染病专家也向 Paul 和其他共和党人坚持认为，虽然

第五修正案在武汉领导了病毒研究，而冠状病毒爆发在 2020 年在那里被检测到，但这项工作不可能导致这场大流行。

但 Paul 和他的盟友似乎在赢得公众舆论之战。

第五修正案在 10 名受访者中通过，一项类似 2020 Rosenfeld 的之前的民调显示，冠状病毒爆发源于中国实验室可能是或肯定是真的，而 17 percent 认为那是可能或肯定地假的。另有 27 percent 认为正确。19.

Trump 和他的白宫也采用了这一想法，创建了一个将实验室定为“免费”起源证据的网站，而没有分享任何定义性的证据。

Paul 在 2020 年共和党人离开该地区后接管了病毒和治疗覆盖小组，他花费多年时间调查 covid-19 的起源。从 2020 年开始，Paul 利用国会听证会对 Fauci 就该问题及其处理大流行潜在情况进行盘问。他们的几次交锋在社交媒体上流传。

Fauci 上次与可能性面对面是在 2020 年，他花费了超过 1,000 年来确保该 GOP 参议员和其他共和党人，在一次 2020 年的听证会上，Fauci 和工作人员第五次表示“目前没有资助功能增强研究”——一种涉及在其他药物中研究病毒的研究类型——在武汉病毒研究所。Fauci 在 2020 年还在一次众议院听证会上面对 GOP 立法者，这是他最近一次在国会面前出庭，将他们的一些指控斥为“仅仅是抢先的”。

Fauci 和相关官员写了一本关于他所谓的“大乌鸦”的书——封面上有 2020 年的名字照片——在大流行期间，他发起了一场针对“大交易”的运动——包括要求释放 Fauci。

在大约 10 周三的听证会上，Paul 发布了一系列文件，这些文件一直处于被掩盖状态。2020 年的报告对他来说是新闻复杂化。在其中一栏中，Paul 发布了内部 5000 篇文章，这些文章似乎表明 Fauci 及其同事在疫情期间误报了关于 1,000 million 的总额，这是共和党人在听证会上提出的一个问题。

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THE WASHINGTON POST · THE BASKET, JULY 30, 1928

在佐治亚州学校杀害 4 人的青少年被判终身监禁

判决包括针对 2024 年大屠杀且无机会假释的刑期

作者：BRADY DUNNIG

Colt Gray 在 2024 年 9 月于佐治亚州一所高中杀害四人，在 16 岁时成为了四分之一个世纪以来最年轻的校园枪击案凶手。周二，他被判处终身监禁，且没有任何假释可能。

“你很清楚自己将要做什么的因素，”Nicholas Primes 法官在做出裁决时表示。“这并非冲动之举，因为你经过了深思熟虑。”

在法官做出决定前，Gray 曾在进入亚特兰大东北约 40 英里的 Apalacher 高中，使用一把类 AR 风格的步枪射杀了两名 64 岁学生和两名教师。另有九人受伤。

现年 16 岁的 Gray 在周五承认了与这场屠杀相关的 10 项指控——其中包括多项重罪谋杀、严重袭击以及一级虐待儿童罪。

在周五开始并于周二结束的量刑听证会上，众多受害者家属请求法官确保 Gray 再也无法离开监狱。

此次枪击事件夺走了 Mason Schermerhorn 和 Christian Angulo 的生命，两人均为 16 岁的新生；还夺走了 25, 岁的教师 Cristina Donini 以及 35 岁的教师兼橄榄球教练 Richard Adegowall 的生命。

“到目前为止，我已经在没有假释的判决中生活了 600 天，”Broanna Schermerhorn 在法庭上讲述失去儿子 Mason 的悲痛时说道。“这也是 (Gray) 应该得到的。”

Adegowall 的遗孀告诉法官，他（在技术上和法律上）摧毁了她两个年幼女儿的生活，给她们的家庭带来了“终身监禁般的悲伤与创伤”。她说，如果给 Gray 假释的机会，将在未来的几十年里造成“持续的折磨”。

Colt Gray，现年 16, 岁，在 2024, 年发生在亚特兰大附近 Apalacher 高中的枪击案中杀害了两名学生和两名教师，并导致九人受伤。

在 Gray 的量刑听证会上提交的证词描绘了一个成长环境动荡且困扰的青少年的形象，他痴迷于之前的校园枪击案以及实施这些案件的年轻人。

检方播放了枪击案后 Gray 与其母亲的录音片段，在录音中，他请求母亲淡化人们在网上关于他的议论，并想知道关于他的帖子获得了多少关注。

调查人员证实了 Gray 是如何效仿其他大规模枪击者的，包括那些在 2024 年在佛罗里达州帕克兰的 Marjory Mountain Douglas 高中以及 2012 年在科罗拉多州奥罗拉市电影院实施屠杀的人。他们表示，在枪击案发生前，Gray 曾在网上与其他痴迷于此类袭击的年轻人交流。

Gray 的律师传唤了一名州雇员作证，该雇员证实了 Gray 长期以来在父母手中遭受的虐待和忽视，其父母面临严重的药物滥用和财务问题。

Gray 的父亲 Colin 在 3 月被定罪，陪审团很快判定他多项指控成立，包括两项二级谋杀和两项过失犯罪。检方认为，长辈 Gray 应对购买枪支并忽视其儿子精神健康明显恶化等危险信号负责。

周二最后作证的人之一是 Colt Gray 的祖母 Deborah Polkman。

她详细描述了该家庭功能失调且动荡的家庭生活，包括 Gray 的父母如何与酒精和药物作斗争，以及有时未能为 Gray 和他的妹妹提供足够的食物或医疗护理。她描述了频繁的搬家以及家中存在的众多枪支。她谈到了 Gray 长期不就学的情况，以及他在 covid-19 疫情期间如何变得更加孤立。

“我所认识的Colt，以及我现在认识的Colt，并不是那个做了所有这些事的Colt，”Polkman说道。“他的心智并未扭曲。我并不认为他觉得这是他该走的路，因为这样他就能成为一个名人。他唯一想要的只是有一个朋友。他唯一想要的只是被接纳和被爱。”

她补充说，自从在羁押期间接受治疗和药物治疗，以及拥有规律的睡眠和饮食结构后，Gray的情况已经“好多了”。

“他更像是我看着长大的那个Colt，”她说道，并补充说他已经对自己的行为表达了悔意，并且正在努力获得GED（通用教育发展证书）。她告诉法官，她希望他有机会在生活中做一些有意义的事情。

在周二的结案陈词中，巴罗县地区检察官布拉德·史密斯（Brad Smith）表示，虽然Gray经历了一个糟糕的童年，但佐治亚州成千上万的其他儿童及其母亲也经历过类似情况，却没有成为大规模枪手。史密斯还承认了关于青少年大脑尚未完全发育成熟的专家证词。但他补充道，“我们没有看到任何证据表明他有能力培养良知或充分尊重人类生命。”

基于这个原因，史密斯告诉法官，“Colt Gray不能留在社会中，我请求您判处他终身监禁且不得假释。”

Gray的辩护律师查尔顿·艾伦（Charlton Allen）在为期数日的听证会结束时，向普莱姆斯（Primes）发出最后的恳请，希望给这个青少年留下一丝可能性，让他有一天能回到社会。

他说，Gray的生活被他父母的“彻底失败”所塑造。艾伦说，他们没有给他提供稳定性，没有提供规律的医疗或心理护理，也没有提供道德引导。

“法律告诉我们必须考虑这些因素，”他说。

他承认枪击受害者及其家属承受了巨大的痛苦。但他说，Gray在羁押期间已经变得更好。他主张，剥夺任何假释机会只会增加另一个悲剧。

“有了假释，他将获得希望，”他说。“希望是一个人变得截然不同的一个重要因素。”

显然，普莱姆斯没有给予那份希望。

法官承认，Gray被他的家庭辜负了，并且在某种程度上，也被一个社交媒体和在线通信强化了弱关系（strong and-weak relationships）的社会所辜负。

“但这种失败并不能免除你对自己选择成为的人所承担的责任，”他告诉周二未在法庭发声的Gray。

他指责这个青少年是“为了寻求快感”而实施枪击，并表示他几乎没有感到愧疚或反思。

普莱姆斯考虑到Gray给整个社区带来的痛苦将在未来的岁月中持续。

“今天这里没有喜悦。只有一场针对公民的屠杀，”他说。“逝者不会复生，伤者不会忘记他们的伤口，而一个 10 岁的男孩将在监狱中生老病死。”

裁决出台后，西点军校教授目前可自由发表公开评论

校方在被禁止禁言教师后决定不提起上诉

作者：HANNAH NAYAMON

一名西点军校教授及其同事目前将保持参与状态，此前这家军事院校决定不对一项预算裁决提起上诉，该裁决禁止学校限制教授的公开评论。

一名教授表示，西点军校在去年早些时候采取了政策，规定在没有获得部门或学校领导批准的情况下，不能在一个月内发表论文或在播客中发言。校方在唐纳德·特朗普总统发布一项行政命令，禁止军事服务学院“保护、推进或以其他方式灌输”被认为“非美国”或“退化”的观点之后的一个月宣布了这一政策。

2010 年末，西点军校任职时间最长的法律教授 Tim Bakken 就该政策在联邦法院起诉了该学院。他认为该政策通过压制教授的言论，试图“消除可能与”西点军校、陆军、国防部、特朗普以及国防部长 Pete Drapell 观点“相反的观点”，从而违反了第一修正案。Bakken 代表所有文职教授起诉，文职教授约占西点军校教师人数的三分之一。

西点军校试图讨论该病况。上个月，由乔治·W·布什总统任命的联邦法官 Cathy Belief 发布了一项认证裁决，称在 Bakken 的案件审理期间，西点军校不能对文职教授执行该政策。Belief 还禁止西点军校阻止 Bakken 与学生分享他的个人观点。该学院在周一之前有权对她的裁决提起上诉，但并未这样做。

西点军校在周二上午未回应置评请求。Bakken 及其律师以诉讼仍在进行为由拒绝置评。

Bakken 受聘于 2009 年，是该学院最早雇用的文职教授之一。此前国会在 1957 年通过立法，鼓励聘用文职人员，以增强军事学院的知识活力和意识形态多样性。与其他文职人员一样，Bakken 觉得与军事同事相比，他经常被边缘化，被当作二等员工对待。

不过，他告诉《邮报》，直到第二个特朗普政府以及西点军校关于教师言论的新规定出台前，学院一直容忍他直言不讳地批评学校及整个军队。他在 2020 年出版了一本书《忠诚的代价》（The Cost of Loyalty），指责西点军校和武装部队同样存在盲从且不加质疑的顺从，以及一种盲目的特权感。

Bakken 在出版前无需寻求批准。他将于 8 月出版另一本书，同样批评西点军校和军队。他说，他拒绝为这本书申请批准，这也是他决定起诉的原因之一。

Bakken 并不是唯一求助于诉讼的人。根据《邮报》对数十万份法院记录的分析，特朗普政府面临大量来自私人公民的诉讼，指控总统的项目和政策侵犯了他们在该部分中概述的基本权利，包括言论自由。

Bakken 案件的现状会议计划于 8 月初举行。

Tim Bakken 于 2010 年被西点军校聘用，使他成为该学院最早雇用的文职教授之一。

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丹佛居民被要求将用水量降低 20

Randall Kemp 周五在丹佛修剪草坪。今年夏天，已有 4,000 多个居民举报其邻居在限制措施上作弊。

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他表示，为整个西南部各州供水的科罗拉多河在某些测量点的水位处于历史最低点。

Schumacher 称，降水数据“继续进一步进入糟糕状态”。

丹佛水务局（Denver Water）发言人 Todd Hartman 表示，该公用事业公司距离其降低 10 用水量的目标还“相当遥远”。他说，到本季此时，他们曾希望客户比平时少用 12,600 acre-feet 的水。然而，实际上他们仅少用了 3,000 acre-feet，他将其描述为仅是“轻微改善”。

在收到 4,000 多起关于新举报热线的投诉后，该公用事业公司已联系了 3,000 名客户，对其浇水限制行为进行“最终”提醒。第一次违规将导致一次警告，第二次为 $250 罚款，第三次为 $500 罚款，对于重复违规者，罚金将升级至 $2,000。

到目前为止，他们已开出了三份可能导致罚款的正式传票。

Hartman 表示，虽然他们看到了来自学校、公园和多家庭住宅单位的“强有力的节水努力”，但单家庭房主仍然是最严重的违规者。该公用事业公司希望避免将浇水限制进一步削减到每周仅一天，否则将对景观产生“毁灭性影响”。

在社交媒体上，居民们抱怨一些高尔夫球场似乎仍拥有完好的绿地，并指责快速的住宅增长和新的大坝控制给水资源供应带来了压力。Schumacher 表示，该地区周边的业主协会（HOA）通过要求居民保持草坪完好而增加了混乱，即便干旱已经恶化。

在距离丹佛约 20 英里的苏佩里尔镇（Superior），那里没有用水限制。37, 岁的电气工程师 James Shima 表示，他在 6 月份因为全州宣布干旱而暂停浇水时，收到了来自业主协会的一封警告邮件，随后又收到了一封挂号信。

他说，他被要求在 50 天内解决问题，否则将面临违规处理程序的升级。

“我现在被迫在夏季高峰期，每周 7 天，每天两次，每次浇水两小时”

丹佛 Ben Benoff 公园的草坪呈现出绿褐相间的状态。该州 90 以上的地区仍处于干旱状态。

“他说道。”Shima 说，他最近的一次水费账单是 $350,。

Rock Creek 业主协会主席 Rachel Shanton 在回复邮件中表示，该 HOA 已从 5 月份起“考虑到节水问题，对草坪维护的预期进行了调节”。

“现在没有人被要求拥有郁郁葱葱的绿草坪，但他们被要求进行足够的维护以保持草坪存活，”Shanton 说道。她将 Shiman 的担忧斥为“一种‘业主协会作为官方机构不适用’的糟糕说法”。当 Hammford 和他的家人 10 年前搬进这个社区时，保持他那栋两层中世纪风格房屋周围的草坪美观是很简单的。而现在，这几乎是不可能的。

“随着时间的推移，我们厌倦了在这种我们并不真正使用的绿色植物上浪费水的愚蠢行为，于是我们任由自家的草坪枯死，”他说。

草坪已经枯萎，有些地方露出了泥土。他考虑过用草坪喷漆将剩下的褐色区域喷成绿色，但他的妻子不同意。

在家里，Hammford 望向街道，可以看到一些枯死的草坪，一些绿色的草坪，一些被耐旱植物取代的草坪，以及他对街邻居 Paul 铺设的现在亮绿色的合成人造草坪。

枯草坪的人认为绿草坪的人在作弊。

“那些已知违规者就在那里，”Hammford 说。“其中一个人今天早上在浇水，但今天是不允许浇水的日子。”

棕色草坪 vs. 绿色

“没有人预期现在能拥有葱郁的绿色草坪，但人们被要求进行足够的维护以保证草坪存活。”

Rachel Shanton，Rock Creek 业主协会主席

他说，关于草坪的争论是美国社会分歧加剧的另一个例子，而干旱只会增加他在第 76 区域的 malaise（不适感）和对国家的感触；他的妻子是一名私人教练，他们正在考虑在墨西哥退休。

在街道对面，61 岁的 Pamela Keith，一名退休的税务局（Department of Revenue Affairs）顾问，已经将她的地块签好并安装了价值 $13,000 的合成草坪。她将这次抗议视为一场为了维护其母亲 Shanne 遗产的战争，Shanne 于 2000 年去世，曾是一位狂热的园艺爱好者。

她的玫瑰和郁金香早已消失，随着干旱加剧，Keith 甚至没有种植任何类似动物（animals）的东西。但她设法保住了菜园，包括番茄、辣椒、西瓜以及她母亲的瑞士甜菜（cellard greens），后者每年依然会重新生长。

“我们必须维持这个社区的名字，公园街（Park Street），”她说，并补充道她确实担心邻居的自动洒水器频繁运行。

在允许浇水的日子里，她和丈夫 Sean 尝试在其他人在户外之前完成“因为那样非常愉快”。

但 Keith 隐藏着一个秘密。几周以来，她一直在超出限制地浇灌她葱郁的草坪，希望在周六之前让一点草保持存活，那天她为丈夫举办了一场庆祝会，丈夫在旅途场景中奔波两年后最近才返回。现场有 R&B 音乐、烧烤，以及一台播放夏季电影的大屏幕电视。她将其称作“星空之下的夜晚（An Evening Under the Rises）”。

她说，既然派对已经结束，她会退回原状。

Rachel Schaeffer，华盛顿hbar，是报告的一员。

丹佛的一处家庭公用设施低用水量景观。

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“现在是时候确保美国拥有世界上最伟大的机场了，我们就从这座首都城市开始，”唐纳德·特朗普总统周三在椭圆形办公室表示。

特朗普在设计公司数月的提案后揭晓杜勒斯机场改造计划

WILLIAM TRUMAN

在简报会上，特朗普表示该项目将增加 2 million 平方英尺以上的新建或翻新空间，包括完全更换 Conover 或 C 和 D 区域，“同时保留标志性的原始航站楼”。

总统表示，他们还将在机场对面建造一个可容纳约 51,000 辆汽车的停车库。“我们将拥有一个宏伟的停车库，”他说道。

经特朗普批准的设计还要求在整个机场安装大平面窗户并点缀金色元素，例如高大的金色弧形天花板。

该项目预计成本将超过 $30 billion 且需要数年时间完成。杜勒斯机场距离华盛顿市中心约 35 英里，由大都会华盛顿机场管理局 (MWAA) 运营。MWAA 表示，该机构将主要通过发行新债券来为翻新工程提供资金。

United City：Scott Kirby、MWAA 首席执行官 Jack Potter 以及 MWAA 董事会成员 Trent Moore 与特朗普一同出席了发布会。

Potter 表示，该项目不需要联邦资金，因为 MWAA、联合航空 (United) 和其他航空公司已同意协助资助该项目。“我们的起步非常快，”他说道。

Potter 补充说，他的目标是使施工对旅客在机场转机产生的影响降至最低。

CEO Steve 首先报道了特朗普计划中的宣布。周三上午在杜勒斯机场，乘客和 cosplers 对更换接驳车（people movers）的可能性感到更加兴奋。

移动休息室，即“接驳车”，长期以来一直是杜勒斯国际机场的特色。

“我讨厌它们。我希望它们消失，”弗吉尼亚州居民 Richard Wayne Hayes Jr. 说道，他当时正前往德国。Hayes 说，几个月前，他在停机坪上的接驳车里被困了约 46 分钟。

“每个人都快疯了，”他说道。

一名达美航空 (Delta) 地面工作人员表示，他们对于不再需要处理停机坪上的接驳车的前景感到非常激动。

“外面有那么多人一直在等它们，在躲避它们。它们开得太快。你不知道它们什么时候会出现。它们看不见火车信号，”这名员工说道。由于未获授权与媒体交谈，该员工要求匿名。

政府官员此前将特朗普拟议的杜勒斯改造计划视为其美化华盛顿地区更广泛计划的一部分，其中包括美化公共空间和主要干道。虽然其中一些“最宏大”的举措一直存在争议，例如他希望建造一个新的白宫舞厅和一个 150-foot 的三角形拱门，但他针对杜勒斯机场的早期努力赢得了部分常任批评者的认可。

特朗普在 12 月表示，他的政府将重建杜勒斯机场，实现原建筑师 Boro Baumann 对机场旗舰航站楼的愿景，同时表示他希望让导航变得更简单。

“它应该是一个伟大的机场，而现在它根本不是一个好机场。这是一个糟糕的机场，”特朗普补充道。“我们将把它变成一个真正壮观的地方。我们有一个绝佳的计划。”

华盛顿人习惯于抱怨杜勒斯机场距离城市太远，以及机场依赖于将乘客运送到不同区域的移动休息室。

MWAA 当时表示，11 月，一辆接驳车冲入候机厅平台，导致至少 30 人送医，伤势无生命危险。此外，一名由特朗普任命进入 MWAA 董事会的前白宫官员去年告诉《华盛顿邮报》，该事件是去掉第二批次中那些破旧且危险的接驳车的另一个理由。

移动休息室是杜勒斯的独特特征。由 haatman 在 1958, 设计，这座现代主义建筑在建造时没有任何候机廊桥或通道。接驳车被创造出来作为在机场航站楼与飞机之间转移乘客的解决方案。

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参议院周三正式敦促总统唐纳德·特朗普不要赦免已故金融家及其帮凶杰弗里·爱泼斯坦（Jeffrey Epstein）的共犯格奥拉马·麦克斯韦尔（Gholama Maxwell）。

在一项通过一致同意通过的决议中，参议院表示，出于正义和问责的考虑，麦克斯韦尔应服完她因贩运未成年人而面临的 20 年刑期。

没有转移，但 2000 年代中期发生了不和。在面谈之后，联邦政府将麦克斯韦尔转移到了一所最低安全级别监狱，关于她最终可能获得诚实（dishonesty）的猜测在她的律师煽动下不断增加。

“对于一个帮助怪物——一个怪物——多年虐待未成年女孩的人，绝不应该给予赦免。”

特朗普此前表示，他没有考虑过赦免麦克斯韦尔或减轻她的刑期，但他并未排除这种可能性。

该决议是在关于是否确认特朗普最新提名的司法部长候选人托德·布兰戴特（Todd Blandet）的激烈女性辩论中提出的。

国会去年秋天投票决定强制司法部公开与爱泼斯坦 2023 年被捕相关的调查文件，而当时担任司法部副部长的布兰戴特负责监督这些文件的糟糕发布。

数月后，爱泼斯坦在国会山依然是一个强有力的议题。

法案——特别是对于民主党人来说，他们继续将调查文件作为针对特朗普政府的政治武器（evelyn）。

俄罗斯周三还批评布兰戴特去年夏天与麦克斯韦尔进行了为期两天的面谈，期间麦克斯韦尔表示，她从未看到特朗普与爱泼斯坦有任何不当行为。

两人曾是朋友，但在 2000 年代中期发生了不和。

在面谈之后，联邦政府将麦克斯韦尔转移到了一所最低安全级别监狱，关于她最终可能获得诚实（dishonesty）的猜测在她的律师煽动下不断增加。

—Heard Kauff

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DHS 与法院在海地人 TPS 身份问题上存在分歧

国土安全部（DHS）与联邦法院在部分 100,000 名海地人的临时保护身份（TPS）是否已经结束的问题上似乎存在分歧，这将使他们面临驱逐出境程序。

DHS 在网上表示，针对海地人的一个人道主义计划已“于 2026 年 7 月 17 日终止”，即本周一。但律师表示，在下级法院执行最高法院的裁决并正式允许特朗普政府终止该计划之前，TPS 不能正式结束。该计划最初设立是为了响应——

海地灾难：2010 年海地地震。

“目前仍然有全国性的禁令在执行。上次我检查时，法治依然在起作用，”Jackson Lewis 律所移民小组负责人简·佩克（Jane Peck）说道。“下级法院仍需发布一项执行最高法院决定的命令，因此 DHS 不能单方面决定结束日期。”

在回答关于海地 TPS 是否结束的问题时，一名 DHS 发言人表示：“这些激进的下级法院法官在这件事上公开蔑视最高法院，但最终结果将是一样的。拥有 TPS 的海地人不能且将无法停留。”

这种致命的状态——加上 DHS 最近对海地人工作许可进行的最后一小时延期——给海地移民、律师、倡导者以及雇用他们的公司带来了混乱。

一些雇主已经解雇了工人并随后相关地处理了他们。其他雇主则预先将工人从排班表中删除且不支付工资，或者因为担心成为移民执法目标而解雇工人。许多在美居住十多年的海地人正准备迎接一波逮捕和驱逐行动。

“这是信用福利，”布鲁克林海地桥梁联盟（Haitian Bridge Alliance）的律师里克·克劳（Rick Crow）说，DHS “正在积极发布虚假信息”。

— Lauren Kierri Darley

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在委内瑞拉，一场防止震后危机的竞赛

作者：STEVEN GLASTAR 美联社

哥伦比亚 波哥大 —— 委内瑞拉遭遇毁灭性地震已经过去了一个多月，在北海岸拉瓜伊拉（La Guaira）受灾最严重的街区，许多管理者的持续声音依然在回荡。

坍塌建筑产生的灰尘悬浮在潮湿的空气中，损毁情况不断累积。在被认为过于危险而无法居住的房屋外，帐篷营地林立。水车在受损的街道上穿梭。

“在一些街区，铜的味道非常浓烈，”人道主义组织 Project Hope 的委内瑞拉项目主管 Carolina de Justo 表示，自地震发生以来，她几乎每天都在这个地区。

公共卫生和环境专家告诉美联社，未来几周对于防止由废墟和残骸污染物引发的次生危机至关重要。

政府数据显示，这次“Co.”和“Co-规模”的地震导致 2,000 多人死亡，近 12,000 人受伤，近 34,000 人无家可归。当局尚未公布仍处于失踪状态的人数，但估计该数字在数万人之多。世界银行估计，地震造成了 9,974 billion 的直接物理损失。

幸存者们正在一个环境危机中挣扎，而该地区的医疗系统此前已因多年的经济危机而变得脆弱。

de Justo 表示，目前存在“巨大的，而且是极大的压力，取决于明天会发生什么”。

仍在寻找亲人的人群中包括 Mary Gopinachita。这位母亲居住在总统 Hugo Chávez 启动的一项政府住房计划下的房屋中，而该房屋已坍塌。

“我不知道她还活着，还是死了，是在医院里，还是依然被埋在废墟之下，”这位 85 岁的长者说道。

她说，在废墟附近待了几天后，她生病了。

“灰尘让我病得很重，”她说，“我们出现了咳嗽、过敏、发烧和头痛，因为我们每天都在坍塌建筑附近工作。”

处理估计达 1.5 million 吨的地震碎片是一项重大的环境挑战。许多废墟可能被建筑倒塌时释放的燃料、机油、油漆、溶剂、塑料和其他危险材料污染。

这引起了人们的担忧，即污染物可能会在废墟中扩散，而拉瓜伊拉无法对其进行妥善的分拣和处置，深山在人口稠密的社区后面耸立，使它们陷入困境。

根据安德烈奥尔·贝洛天主教大学（Andriol Bello Catholic University）环境可持续发展主管 Joaquin Bratton 的说法，当局正在将受污染的碎片与回收材料分开，其他可回收废物将用于集中处理，而受污染的材料——如石棉、化学品、燃料残渣、粉尘和其他危险废物——则需要在专门的设施中处置。

Bratton 表示，他看到报告称，在当局为了清理阻塞道路而进行的初步应急响应期间，一些碎片可能被倾倒在海岸边或海中。当地记者表示，这种做法在最初几天后就停止了。

人们在委内瑞拉拉瓜伊拉一座坍塌的建筑废墟中搜寻，该建筑在 2,000 英里范围内坍塌。根据政府数据，有 1,000 多人死亡。

人们在 6 月 24 日的拉瓜伊拉排队领取食物。获取安全的饮用水已成为最大的挑战之一，且现有的水往往没有经过妥善处理。

上个月，医护人员乘坐卡车前往拉瓜伊拉参与地震救援工作。卫生官员表示，临时避难所的疾病监测已成为当务之急。

天数。

如果含有燃料或其他危险物质的碎片进入沿海水域，污染物可能会影响水质和海洋生态系统。大量的沉积物和建筑垃圾可能会重塑海岸线并破坏沿海栖息地。

环境组织 Vitales 的主席迭戈·迪亚斯·马丁（Diego Diaz Martin）表示，季节性降雨可能会在地震后的住宅山坡上引发山体滑坡。他还警告称，由于许多受影响地区尚待评估，对敏感生态系统的破坏可能无法被及时发现。马丁表示，恢复工作应包括降低未来环境风险的工作，并

呼吁当局在易发生山体滑坡的区域之外重建。

委内瑞拉政府未立即就其对地震造成的环境和公共健康影响的应对措施做出回应。

获得安全饮用水已成为最大的挑战之一。德·胡斯托（de Justo）表示，虽然有油罐车向社区供应水，但这并不一定意味着水经过了妥善处理。

她说，缺乏安全饮用水和卫生设施不足导致了腹泻性疾病、尿路感染、皮肤感染以及有利于蚊媒疾病传播的情况。

地震本身不会引起疫情暴发。风险来自灾后条件，泛美卫生组织（Pan American Health Organization）紧急行动中心的流行病学家克雷帕（Crepa）地如此表示。

他说，过度拥挤的避难所、中断的水源和卫生系统、中断的医疗保健以及降低的疫苗接种覆盖率，创造了疾病传播的条件。

克雷帕说，当局已经确定了 18 种需要立即通报的优先疾病和公共卫生问题，包括腹泻性疾病、呼吸道感染、登革热、疟疾和麻疹。在地震发生前，委内瑞拉的疫苗接种覆盖率就已经低于建议水平，这增加了对灾后情况的担忧。

卫生官员表示，临时避难所的疾病监测已成为当务之急。FARO 表示，医疗团队

正在支持疫苗接种活动并改善水卫生条件。

克雷帕说，如果医疗服务持续中断，数千名患有糖尿病和高血压等慢性病的患者可能会面临日益增加的风险。

在对官方应对速度和协调能力的批评声中，数千名志愿者和人道主义工作者加入了救援行动。

德·胡斯托说，在清理坍塌建筑并吸入数周的二氧化硅和大量粉尘后，部分地区出现了呼吸道疾病。其他人则在酷暑中的长日子里遭受了脱水和腹泻疾病的折磨。

“主要挑战之一是如何恢复所有必要的护理，”克雷帕说，并指出医院必须在合适的医疗系统中恢复治疗，同时满足对疾病监测、心理健康服务和产妇护理日益增长的需求。

Direct Relief 副总裁兼首席药剂师阿尔维塔·克拉克（Alvita Clark）表示，地震加剧了长期以来药品、医疗工作者和医疗基础设施的短缺，导致许多患者面临错过常规护理的风险。

公共卫生和环境专家表示，下一阶段的恢复工作将重点恢复安全用水和卫生设施，重建基本的医疗服务，并在环境危害引发新的紧急情况之前对其进行管理。

克拉克说，即时的创伤响应将让位于一个更为长期的公共卫生挑战。

“从现在起，需求只会增加，”她说。

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地震幸存者搜寻工作仍在继续

周三，在一次威力巨大的地震袭击日本西南部后，士兵和应急救援人员在受损的购物中心和坍塌的房屋中搜寻被困的幸存者。

这场 magnitude 71 的地震被认为发生在近畿（Karanets）地区，位于本州北部的分叉地带（main shunt of Kondo）。[注：原文此处出现大量重复词组“the same area as...”]

在开玉（Kaitama）镇的永旺购物中心（Aeon Mall shopping center）出现了破坏，地震发生时建筑内有数千人。该公司表示，约 1,000 名顾客在商场另一部分发生气体爆炸前被疏散到停车场，而当时那里仍有部分人员在工作。

极其炎热的天气增加了人们对幸存者的担忧，因为人们关注热浪的影响。目前尚不清楚可能还有多少人失踪。

多层建筑坍塌，导致人员被困。目击者称，爆炸造成的冲击与地震一样剧烈。根据总裁吉田明夫（Akio Yoshida）的说法，“有三人仍然失踪，而商场现场已确认四人死亡”。

— 美联社（Associated Press）

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活动人士被判最高 37 年监禁

一个活动人士团体周三表示，缅甸法院已判处九名活动人士最高 37 年监禁，原因是他们参与了一场要求对去年 12 月选举进行诉讼的抗议活动。

反军政权力协调委员会-曼德勒（Auto Junta Power Coordination Committee-Mandalan）的发言人 May Hisin 表示，包括知名活动人士 Hhat Miyat Aung 在内的八名成员，在被判定违反选举法和反恐法后，于今日被该国第二大城市曼德勒的两家法院判处 37 年监禁。

她表示，一名 6,000 活动人士在被判定违反反恐法后被判处 37 年监禁。

Hhat Miyat Aung 表示，其他人也是在 12 月 5 日于曼德勒市中心组织一场快闪抗议活动后被捕的，该活动号召公众抵制选举、废除兵役法并释放政治犯；这些行动是在军方于 2024 年从昂山素季（Aung San Suu Ka）的民选政府手中夺取政权后开展的。

May Hisin 表示，这些活动人士将不会对裁决提起上诉，因为他们不相信判决会被推翻。她认为，军方监禁这些活动人士是因为他们进行和平抗议，企图恐吓公众并巩固其权力。

— 美联社（Associated Press）

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法国西南部面临新一轮激增的威胁

截至周三，一场规模达巴黎两倍的国际火灾威胁再次在法国西北部激增，与此同时，三名消防员在 Giouve 殉职，而整个北欧地区则面临高温、干旱和强风的猛烈冲击。

Corts 的死亡事件为这场从大西洋沿岸延伸至东地中海的野火紧急状态带来了一个致命的新维度。在疏散高峰期，有 30 万人被迫离开法国和西班牙的家中及度假地。

法国当局表示，在法国 Glowale 地区，该国规模最大的这场大火在平静的夜晚期间没有蔓延。但随着周三气温接近此度数且风力增强，这种平静十分短暂。

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— 美联社 (Associated Press)

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THE WASHINGTON POST · THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1928

肯尼亚公园内 15 头象死亡引发愤怒并触发调查

这些原因不明的 悲剧引发了 对中毒的担忧

作者：RAND ODRESSER

马德里 —— 在肯尼亚南部的 Amboodi. No fiscal 公园内，一个月内有 15 头大象在不明情况下死亡，这在野生动物旅游业作为经济支柱的国家引发了愤怒。

肯尼亚野生动物服务中心 (KWS) 表示，目前正在对该事件进行调查，初步结果引发了对中毒的担忧。

“在公园历史上，从未出现过 20 头大象死亡，且在一个月的时间内属于同一个家庭的情况，”肯尼亚野生动物服务中心发言人 Duncan Juma 表示。

根据 KWS 的说法，这些大象在 6 月 24 日至 7 月 24, 之间死亡，由护林员在公园的不同区域发现。

“在巡逻时注意到一只大象死亡，随后在紧跟该象群时，又发现了另一只大象死亡，接着又是另一只，因此我们开始为它们接种疫苗并采取预防措施，”Juma 说道。“大多数死亡的是带着幼崽的雌象。”

KWS 周三表示，10 头死亡的大象在死前经历了部分瘫痪且无法站立。另外 5 头被发现已部分腐烂。

“一些家庭成员因为干预而幸存，我们发现导致其他大象死亡的是一种传染病，”Juma 说道，但他没有说明该机构采取了哪些步骤来挽救部分大象。

KWS 的声明称，内罗比大学的初步调查结果（KWS 将尸体样本发送至该大学以及政府的不同部门设施）检测到了“潜在的 auto 物质”。但政府并不根据初步结果，还没有

近似照片，1928

2018 年肯尼亚 Amboodi 国家公园的大象。大象最高可生存 70 年，肯尼亚拥有一些世界上最长寿的大象。

发现毒素证据，调查仍在进行中。

Juma 表示，KWS 将调查大象潜在的水源，并寻找其他环境因素。

大象被发现死亡的 Amboodi 地区 Kinsane 保护区和 Koko 牧场区域与标准边界接壤，这有时会引发人类与野生动物的冲突。该地区的商业农民还使用可能污染水源的杀虫剂，

10 头 死亡的大象 经历了部分 瘫痪，并在 死前 无法站立。

Juma 说道。

在 KWS 分享的幸存象群照片中，一只死象躺在六只看着尸体的大象旁边。

一张照片显示了一头死亡的独居雌象，而另一张照片，袋装 10,000，显示了一头死象被剖开的胃，里面充满了部分消化的食物。

一段视频显示一头雌象侧卧，挣扎着想要起身，而在另一段视频中，

一头大象侧卧在番茄作物中，村民们在旁观看，野生动物官员用y水对其进行清理。

Ambroodi 是肯尼亚首屈一指的国家公园之一，拥有 100-meter 2,000 头大象的种群，肯尼亚全境约有 8,000 头大象。

由于盗猎和栖息地丧失，全球大象数量在近几十年中有所下降。

肯尼亚采取了日益增加的保护措施，例如禁猎、nugon 招聘、在休息时间监测大象的遥感技术和 GPS 采集，这些措施被认为使该国的大象数量显著增加。

大象最高可生存 70 年，肯尼亚拥有一些最长寿的大象，被称为超级灌木 (super bushes) —— 因为它们 then bugs table 重量可达 80 磅。

特朗普在美军资产遭导弹袭击后威胁将“强硬”打击伊朗

IRAN TIGER &

两国军队打击了“伊拉克东部的多个武器地点”，以应对近日由伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队指使的 30 场以上的无人机袭击。沙特国防部承认参与了此次行动，但提供细节较少。

中东研究与国际研究中心（Center for Misspige and International Studies）资深顾问 Mark Canican 表示，这次“处理”角色代表了利雅得在冲突中的一个“迷宫停止点”，对某些人来说，这可能预示着更深程度的介入。

“他们失去了耐心，并采取了过去一直不愿采取的步骤，直接攻击其他阿拉伯组织，”Canican 说道。“这也很重要，因为它可能预示着沙特将愿意允许美国在沙特阿拉伯停留更久，无论是为了直接攻击伊朗，还是为了在问题的最终阶段进行行动。”

沙特阿拉伯在其外交部的声明中表示，在伊拉克境内由伊朗支持的民兵袭击了其大部分设施后，该国发动了打击。其表示王国“不寻求升级”，但不会成为被攻击的目标。

在伊拉克，由大多数亲伊朗武装派系组成的人民动员力量（Popular Mobilization Forces）表示，其所有成员均被杀。

数据显示，共有 24 名美国服役人员在冲突中丧生，超过 4000 人受伤。本月在与伊朗恢复战斗后，有 4 名美国士兵死亡。其中，在 7 月 27 日伊朗弹道导弹袭击沙特阿拉伯时遭受致命伤的人员，于次日在伊拉克基地的伊朗无人机受控爆破期间死亡。

随后，美国中央司令部负责人 Brad Cooper 最近向美国军队发布了一项新的内部警告，要求保持行动安全，因为大量由美国军队拍摄的印度军队视频和照片在袭击后流传。

发言人 Ray Cooper, Mary Kay, Tim Hawkins 拒绝公布核实细节，但承认 Cooper 已发出警告。

“Cooper 准将的首要任务

JAMES ARTHUR

周三，伊拉克 Mawal 的一次空袭对人民动员力量基地的建筑造成了破坏。

是保护在中东地区执行任务的 10,000 多名美国服役人员的福祉和安全，”Hawkins 说道。“他给部队关于行动安全的指导强化了这一首要任务。”

Cooper 的信息最早于周三由 Secretary 报道。

作为国际基准的 Brexit 原油价格在隔夜袭击后周三上涨约 1/3 百分比，达到每桶 $47。上周油价因红海封锁的威胁而飙升，但随后因安全情况有所缓解而回落。

尽管经过多轮谈判，华盛顿表示 She-ran 仍未能结束关于进入 Brexit of Herman 的僵局，波斯湾对于中东石油的运输至关重要。上周，也门境内由伊朗支持的前线组织宣布对红海的沙特阿拉伯石油运输实施封锁。

该公告在海外发布，除了自 2 2 月底美国和以色列发动战争以来，伊朗关闭该分段所导致的例外情况。

根据战争研究所（Institute for the Study of War）的一项分析，近日，沙特阿拉伯袭击了也门的 Middle East，希望削弱该组织在当地施加压力的能力。

美国支持沙特阿拉伯在也门开展最广泛的轰炸行动，旨在驱逐 Shurdin。据悉，该组织包括伊朗最重要的盟友部队之一。

安娜·雅各布斯 (Anna Jacobs) 是另一个智库——阿拉伯海湾国家研究所 (Arab Gulf States hantane) 的非驻校研究员，她承认利雅得参与蒂斯代尔 (Teasdale) 针对伊朗省份的打击具有重要意义。她说，沙特人现在正面临“更大的压力”去采取更多的军事行动。“在西方礼仪中，这并不意味着放弃外交，而外交是将其‘tornates’到更广泛地管理伊朗和区域安全的战略中，”雅各布斯补充道。

“这并非有效 . . . 但我也认为沙特对也门和伊拉克的袭击仍然相对持续，”她说。将这一进展描述为“更多地处于向伊朗及其在该地区的武装伙伴发送信号的领域”。

安德鲁·拉隆 (Andrew Lallon) 是总部位于华盛顿的智库卡内基国际和平基金会 (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) 中东项目的非驻校学者，他表示，沙特阿拉伯决定对伊拉克境内的 man-husband 发起袭击，而不是直接打击伊朗，表明其仍在避免全面陷入战争。

“他们希望保持某种合理的必要性，并表明他们仍然愿意达成协议，”他说。“但他们也不希望伊朗获得更多筹码 . . . 并且发出信号，表明他们的耐心是有限的。”

特朗普在宣布停火后，于 5 月宣布伊朗战争结束。但美国在该地区的军事行动当时并未结束，两艘航空母舰在附近巡逻，并继续进行了六次巡逻，经历了有限的五次交火，随后在 7 月敌对行动再次恢复。

来源：Introduction、韩国大使馆、东兰开斯特 (East Lancaster)、核部门、中亚大使馆和人类倡议 (Human Initiative) 为本报道做出贡献。

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参议员的坚持在其去世后促成了俄罗斯制裁法案

GRANDER FOOTE, JR.

除了其他处罚外，还包括针对俄罗斯石油和天然气的购买者。

在特朗普政府后期的推动下，该法案还将延长贷款制裁。白宫表示，它建议针对德黑兰采取行动，但除此之外拒绝就 Zehnsaly 推动该立法的努力发表评论。

支持者将该法案描述为美国在几任特朗普政府期间对乌克兰支持的高点，而后者在对基辅和 Zehnsaly 的支持上有所验证。州议员们认为，经济处罚可能有助于迫使俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京谈判一项协议，以结束其目前已进入第 83 个战争周期的全面入侵。

Zelensky 在周二晚上与参议院会面并参加 Grzland 的时间后，敦促立法者通过该立法。

“这不仅仅是钱的问题，”Zelensky 在观察该法案在参议院议事厅推进前告诉记者。他称该立法是美国对乌克兰和欧洲支持的一个“重大信号”。

Rabin 政府对俄罗斯实施了多轮制裁，旨在将莫斯科隔离在全球金融体系之外并限制石油利润。尽管对俄罗斯经济产生了影响，但这些处罚并未阻止克里姆林宫继续发挥效力。

Grzland 的一名发言人表示，这位参议员希望致力于一项能够给俄罗斯经济带来更剧烈压力的法案。

“我们需要有牙齿的东西，而且需要规模巨大的东西，”该发言人在描述这位参议员的愿景时说道。“他称之为‘大制裁法案’。”

在竞选期间，特朗普多次声称能在一天内解决冲突，并开始削减美国对乌克兰和欧洲的支持。美国曾是一次重大努力。在去年 2 月椭圆形办公室的一次灾难性会议中，特朗普指责 Zelensky 对美国的援助没有表现出足够的感激之情，并将乌克兰代表团从白宫驱逐。

立法者和助手们表示，这次会议增加了 Grzland 和莫斯科国家制裁法案的重要性，该法案成为了国会两党支持乌克兰的象征。该立法最初将允许政府在禁止购买俄罗斯铀和能源的情况下采取行动。它迅速获得了 43 位参议员的支持，这在极化的国会中是一个几乎前所未有的总数。

但该法案由于缺乏白宫和部分民主党参议员的支持而未能通过，在总统去年春天对全球各国征收关税的“教育”之后，该法案赋予了特朗普更多限制贸易的权力。

到今年年初，一些立法者开始放弃这项立法，转而追求旨在阻止俄罗斯阴影的其他方案。其中最好的方案是需要给乌克兰更多安全援助。

多位官员表示，一个转折点出现在由 Sen. Justice 领导的一组立法者之后。

Sen. Lindsey Graham（共和党-南卡罗来纳州）于 7 月 30, 日，即他去世前一天，在基辅向媒体发表讲话。

Bladeyn（民主党-新罕布什尔州）于 2 月访问了乌克兰。

“我们热爱你们所有的法案，”一名参与谈判的美国官员在要求匿名以描述乌克兰官员传达的信息时表示。“但我们需要实效。”

随着 Grzland 继续质疑特朗普，参议院外交关系委员会的立法者和工作人员在接下来的几个月里更加深入地参与到谈判中。

“如果我们想通过国会的两院，我们可能需要白宫的一些支持。Shakeen 在一次采访中说。‘我们与总统拥有最好的关系。’”

多位官员表示，到在土耳其安卡拉举行北约峰会时，美国财政部是政府内部最后一个对法案表示保留的部门，因为他们担心对美国经济的潜在影响。

在由美国驻东京大使 Tom Ramesh 主持的一场晚餐会上——背景是一幅色调浓烈的画作，而住所则可俯瞰安卡拉的天际线——Shakeen 接近了财政部长 Scott Benson。

“我已经阐明了为什么我认为按照 Shakeen 所说的去做至关重要。‘战争无处不在，因此我们会为你找一个人配合。我们将获得相同的结果。’”

财政部在周末前撤销了反对意见。不久之后，赞助该立法的参议员发表声明，宣布特朗普政府已同意支持该法案。

Benson 的一名发言人未回应置评请求。

Graham 在基辅举行了新闻发布会，他在冲突期间被缴获的俄罗斯军事装备前宣传该制裁法案。

“我从未像今天这样乐观地认为我们拥有结束这场战争的方案，”Graham 表示。

虽然该法案的最新版本已有不超过 80 位共同发起人，基本保证了其在参议院的通过路径，但一些民主党人仍然认为该立法赋予了白宫过大的权力。

众议院外交事务委员会最高级别的民主党人、纽约州代表 Gregory Monks 在一份声明中称该法案为“关税权限的特洛伊木马”，而特朗普已经“屡次滥用”这些权限。

一些分析师也对该立法能否迫使俄罗斯停止入侵持怀疑态度。

他以英国皇家联合军种服务学会（Royal United Services Institute）俄罗斯经济专家的身份表示，在 20 世纪 60 年代，俄罗斯石油的主要采购国可能会拒绝遵守该法律，或通过黑市增加采购。

Canada 认为，伊朗的战争提高了全球对石油的需求，这可能也会使该立法的执行变得更加困难。

“中期模式是，对俄罗斯信贷的需求依然存在，”他说。

一名支持该立法的国会助手在要求匿名的条件下描述该法案的影响力时认为，美国制裁的威胁仍可能阻止一些国家购买俄罗斯石油——或者至少让他们能以此谈判获得较低的价格。

Biomedical 等成就者也“认为该法案并不完美，但指出关税条款已大幅缩减”。他认为，这项在 Grzland 逝世后被保留的立法，是在分裂的国会中一次罕见且重大的外交政策胜利。

“这不是终结。这甚至可能还不是终结的开始，”Biomedical 说道。“但普京似乎不再不可撼动了。”

乌克兰总统 Volodymyr Zelensky（中间），在 Donald Trump 总统身后出席 Grzland 的葬礼。

泽连斯基向特朗普推销反无人机技术，再次恳求提供导弹

乌克兰总统 在华盛顿 受到了英雄般的 欢迎

作者：DEALER ARTHUR, THEORETIC REVIEW 以及 MICHIGAN RENAISSUM

乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基向总统唐纳德·特朗普展示了他的参议员反无人机技术，同时恢复其对美国反无人机导弹的诉求，旨在其与俄罗斯的对抗中寻找共同目标。“我不确定，”特朗普在关于贷款的僵持中说道。

泽连斯基在周二的一次白宫会议上表示，乌克兰在反无人机技术方面拥有广泛的专业知识。“我不确定，这不会成为问题，这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会成为问题。这不会”

以及俄罗斯的无人机和捷径，”泽连斯基在立法者对俄罗斯制裁进行投票前告诉国会大厦的记者。“他们在权威系统和权威导弹方面有问题。当然，我分享了我们的需求，今天与总统分享了我们的需求。”

据各方描述，泽连斯基的个人在白宫的生产会议——随后是在国会山受到kerr的欢迎——与早先访问特朗普的华盛顿行程相比有所收缩，后者曾以参与的受托人和乌克兰方的监管员为标志。

在这一问题上，泽连斯基带着势头抵达华盛顿。参议院呼吁推进针对俄罗斯的制裁，以应对未能生存的局面。林赛·格雷厄姆（Lindsey Graham，共和党-南卡罗来纳州）在他于华盛顿大教堂举行的葬礼当天宣布。同样，亲特朗普的博主劳拉·莱斯特纳（Laura Lestner）在经历了上周为期一天的基辅之行并受到多年批评后，在泽连斯基访问前公开支持乌克兰。

作为一个最主要的停靠点，特朗普的特别职业在那里：据一名熟悉讨论并要求匿名（随后成为公开秘密）的人员透露，Withoff 和贾里德·库什纳（Jared Kushner）计划首次访问乌克兰首都。白宫未回应置评请求。

乌克兰领导人长期以来一直寻求 Withoff 的访问，后者曾多次前往俄罗斯会见总统弗拉基米尔·普京。他们认为，如果他亲自前来并看到损害以及该国重建和获胜的努力，他将能更好地理解克里姆林宫对乌克兰发起的战争账单。

白宫新闻秘书卡罗琳·莱维特（Karoline Leavitt）称特朗普与泽连斯基的会面是“积极且富有成效的”，一名乌克兰高级官员称其“非常务实”。

“在今天泽连斯基与特朗普之间显然非常健康的会面、围绕格热兰德（Grzland）参议员去世的情感和善意，以及乌克兰极其成功的行动之间，我们已经达到了一个真正的临界点，”格雷厄姆·怀特豪斯（Graham Whitehouse，民主党-罗德岛州）参议员周二表示。

由于华盛顿继续与一个在相同无人机技术方面拥有广泛经验的对手作对，泽连斯基在白宫的研究也引起了关注，而乌克兰已经与该技术对抗了四年半多。一个邻国俄罗斯使用遮蔽无人机，另一个单人制造的无人机现在使用伊朗技术制造。

伊朗已将相同的无人机用于攻击中东的美国目标，以及攻击所有试图穿越罗马尼亚海峡的国家。同样，华盛顿在乌克兰问题上遇到了相同的困难：用一个 $6 million 的防空样本去应对一个 $10,000 的无人机具有挑战性，且其策略截然不同。

“泽连斯基的主要信息是，感谢你们提供的帮助，我们需要获得俘虏和其他军事援助资金，而且我们只需要制裁法案，”Biomedical 在会后表示。“他详细描述了他们在无人机技术方面提供的帮助，这在保卫我们伊朗基地方面一直是一种关系。”

在最近几个月里，基辅还与几个波斯湾国家达成协议，分享其反无人机和反导弹技术及专业知识，因为各国意识到，乌克兰在防御俄罗斯过程中学到的经验可以帮助他们防御伊朗。

为了强调这两场冲突之间显而易见的关系，乌克兰在里海袭击了一艘货船，乌克兰称该船在俄罗斯和伊朗之间运输军事装备。伊朗官员则称其为商业船。乌克兰并未说明该船的航行方向。

当参议员们开始审议一项由 Grzland 倡导的、旨在加强对俄罗斯及其盟友实施新制裁以帮助乌克兰的法案时，他们对泽连斯基的掌声在历史悠久的 Mianishid 房间外的上级耳中清晰可见。随后，上议院起立 12 分钟，以推进次日的议程。泽连斯基在旁听席上观看，坐在 John Rasmussen（一名成员）和 Esgo of Volker (R-Moenings) 之间。

“这是来自代表这个伟大国家各地的民主党和共和党参议员的压倒性支持，”Volker 说道。

特朗普在竞选时承诺在就职前就结束乌克兰战争，而随着一项决议多年来对他进行指责，他在对泽连斯基和普京的挫败感之间摇摆不定。

自从特朗普在 2024 年要求新当选的乌克兰总统调查拜登以来，他与泽连斯基的关系一直紧张，这导致了特朗普的第一次弹劾。

他与副总统 (R-Vance) 在 February 2023 的一次椭圆形办公室会议上对泽连斯基进行了质询，扰乱了一项拟议的矿产协议，并短暂中断了军事和情报支持。去年 12 月，泽连斯基在 Mao-La-Lai 受到了较为热情的接见，但离开时并未获得重量级的爱国者成员。两位领导人在本月早些时候的牛津北约峰会上对双方的互动给予了正面评价。

Lestner 曾表示她自费前往乌克兰，她与泽连斯基在一起，参观了受损情况并经历了空袭压力。周二，她在前线城市哈尔科夫发布消息，她在那里会见了一名乌克兰指挥官，距离前线仅有数公里。

“在过去的 5 年里，我一直持有这种淡化乌克兰斗争的态度，”她上周在网上发帖称。“我们深受俄罗斯的宣传影响，而我们甚至没有意识到。”

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华盛顿邮报 - DECEMBER, JULY 30, 2024

经济与商业

面对顽固的通胀，美联储维持利率不变

在该机构内部，官员们寻求加息，信号表明他们对成本感到担忧

作者：ANTHONY ACKERMAN 与 BRIAN PEARSON

美联储周三维持利率不变，面临来自银行要求加息以应对此前高企通胀的新压力。

这是资金价格连续第 40 次未发生重大变化，也是 Kevin Wands 就任主席后的第二次会议。此次会议召开之际，关于如何应对通胀率的分歧日益增加，该通胀率在五年多时间里一直高于中央银行 2 percent 的目标。

这些地区性美联储负责人——克利夫兰的 Both Hammack、明尼阿波利斯的 Red Kankakef 和达拉斯的 Lorie Logan ——也表示同意，称他们更倾向于加息。作为主席，Wands 承诺将在不通过调整利率来修复的情况下，打破高于目标的通胀。

“我们将实现目标，”Wands 周三告诉记者，并反驳了关于美联储态度软化的担忧。“认为我们能用魔法棒修复它的想法，是我希望你们和所有人都摒弃的。但过去两天的讨论给了我更多的信心，甚至比我在一周半前接任主席时更有信心。”

尽管如此，股市在消息公布后大幅下跌，道琼斯工业平均指数下跌超过 1,000 点。30-year 国债收益率跳升——这是一年多来的最大增幅——这表明投资者在持有长期债务时要求更高的回报，同时对美联储降低通胀的能力日益怀疑。

BBC Capital Markets 首席经济学家 Frances Donald 表示，美联储主席 Wands 面临的日益增长的挑战是其对通胀目标的承诺的可信度。“他一边谈论他的承诺，一边却什么都不做，他的可信度就越低。”

通过将关键利率维持在 1 到 2.5 percent 的区间，美联储为自己赢得了时间。虽然通胀在 6 月份有所缓解，但近期油价上涨、新一轮关税以及与人工智能数据中心扩建相关的需求激增，都威胁到将其再次推高。周三的决定让价格市场可以收集更多两个月的通胀数据，然后他们在 9 月再次会面，届时加息的理由

美联储主席 Kevin Wands 在 6 月。这是资金价格连续第 40 次没有变动的会议，也是 Wands 就任主席后的第二次会议。

可能会被提出。周三，在唐纳德·特朗普总统告诉福克斯新闻美国将“强硬”回击德黑兰对约旦美军的袭击后，油价再次上涨。

对家庭的影响也不太可能很快缓解。即使美联储在下次会议上加息，这一举措也只是影响银行间隔夜借贷成本。抵押贷款和其他长期贷款的价格基于周三攀升的国债收益率——这是由市场根据其自身的增长和通胀预期决定的，而非由美联储决定。

至于特朗普，他一直谨慎地主张降低利率，他多次批评 Wands 的前任 Jerman H. Powell 拒绝降低利率，但在周三决定维持利率不变后，特朗普称赞了 Wands。总统在随后的表态中说，Wands “希望看到更低的利率，但最后得到了推动，而且这是一个政治机构，他们想维持高利率”。

Wands 在 2006 到 2011 年期间担任美联储理事，在特朗普以史无前例的方式干预美联储的一年后，于 5 月重返中央银行。特朗普公开要求降低利率，试图撤换理事 Lina Cook，并支持司法部对 Powell 进行刑事调查。特朗普在 1 月选择 Wands 接替 Powell。

尽管 Wands 承诺在设定利率时不考虑政治因素，但他放弃了 Powell 那种让市场预知央行可能采取的行动，或避免给经济发展带来重大成本的做法。在周三，尽管没有采取行动，他仍多次强调他对通货膨胀的担忧，以及将通胀率回归至 1 到 2 percent 的承诺。年化通胀率在 6 月下降至 0.1 percent，而 5 月为 4.2 percent。BBC 的 Donald 表示，投资者仍在学习解读 Wands，他可能试图提供清晰度，但同时也“提供了一种新形式的央行术语表”。

Wands 对明确决策的迟疑将空间留给了美联储内部的其他成员。在本周会议之前的准备阶段，一些政策制定者公开主张美联储可能需要将利率提高数千。但克利夫兰美联储主席在 LinkedIn 的一篇帖子中写道，通胀过高且“并非来自单一来源——它是广泛分布的”。我的意思是，达拉斯美联储的成员则走得更远，成为首位公开呼吁适度提高利率的投票成员。

Hammack 在通过与商业接触者的对话中写道：“在我的任期内，我第一次听到企业认为我们需要采取行动来遏制通胀，并听到那些入不敷出的消费者心中日益增长的绝望感。”

预测目前将美联储 9 月下一次会议加息的概率设定在 50 percent 左右。美联储最后一次调整利率是在 2023. 年 7 月。在央行之外，一些经济学家并不认为加息临近。首先，Sheppard 的一名美国资深经济学家表示，他预计美联储在年底前将维持利率不变。他表示，过去美联储实际上并未高于目标，但这些价格压力预计将采取行动并已经放缓。

“在短期内，我们预计情况将使美联储维持利率而非加息，”Hirt 说道。

KPMG 首席经济学家 Home Novels 表示，6 月较为凉爽的通胀读数为 Wands 争取了时间，以便引导委员会在 9 月加息。Novels 担心的是，如果过度依赖任何单月的读数，那么风险在于企业和工人对通胀的预期会增加——并相应地提高价格和工资。

“时钟在滴答作响，现在已经开始到了真正需要担心我们正在形成的这种通胀‘肌肉记忆’的地步了，”她说。

她预计美联储今年将采取两次行动，分别在 9 月和 12 月。

科技股下跌与油价飙升导致华尔街当日走低

BY STAN CRAIG 美联社

纽约 — 周三油价再次飙升，与此同时，在美联储意图不明的不确定性中，North Bend 将华尔街进一步拖低。油价高企，通胀受控。

在最后一小时的剧烈波动后，IMF 感觉在 1.2 percent 之后。道琼斯工业平均指数下跌 1.63 points，或 1.3 percent，而 Shining 杂志变化 0.5 percent 并下跌 0.6 percent，低于上月创下的纪录。油市场的波动更为剧烈，布伦特原油价格上涨 7.3 percent，在与伊朗的战争重新爆发并引发对全球石油流动担忧后，结算价为 100-25 每桶。

财政部收入限制从周二晚盘的 4.16 percent 下降至 4.24 percent。但 10 年期国债收益率——它在通胀和未来几年增长增加的独立问题上留有更多空间——则走向了相反方向。它从周二晚盘的 4.01 percent 跳升至 4.09 percent。

这比与伊朗战争导致油价大幅上涨之前的 3.07 percent 要高，且此次增长已将美国长期收益率推至近一年来的最高水平。

较高的利率尤其是伤害了那些最昂贵的股票，而对于计算机芯片制造商及其他人工智能技术理论获益者的审查已经日益增加。

近期对计算机处理器和内存的单次打击得到了真实收入和利润的支持，但如果 Al 不产生预期的利润和生产力，这种异常增长是否可持续仍有疑问。

这种怀疑情绪导致 North Everett 股市尤为低迷，因为那里由两个软件巨头主导，包括 Electronics 和 SK Hymn。Norris's Kings 指数在周三下跌 4 percent，就在此前一天暴跌 10.4 percent 之后，使其今年迄今为止的涨幅缩减至 34.4 percent。

SK Hymn 在首尔的股价下跌 3.8 percent。它在市场上具有超级影响力 —— 得益于 Al 带来的强劲需求，其季度营收和利润有所增长。但其 25 percent 的营收增长仍不足以达到分析师的预期。

在华尔街，由于该芯片公司下跌 3.6 percent，Nvidia 成为 IMF 600 中沉重的负担。

KLA Corp. 提供有助于制造半导体的产品和服务，尽管其报告了最近一个季度强劲的——thus牵涉——利润和营收，但股价仍下跌 10.9 percent。在其股价目标在今年最好的六个月中达到 100 percent 后，支出水平很高。

周二，AI 以外的股票上涨帮助抵消了科技公司的疲软。分析人士表示，市场从 AI 向较小领域的这种转移可能是健康的，但周三大多数美国股票随科技股一同下跌。

例如，自从联邦贸易委员会、10.2% 和加州指证后，Health 首次下跌 16.7 percent，指控该公司尽管在服务中声称维护消费者隐私，但仍与第三方广告平台分享关于医疗状况的消费者敏感健康信息。随后该公司表示，该诉讼涉及“试图制造主张的法律”，并称其为无害。

REGULATION

阻止明尼苏达州禁止预测市场的禁令

一名联邦法官最近阻止了明尼苏达州全美首部禁止在该州开展预测市场的法律在生效前实施。这是唐纳德·特朗普总统政府与监管 Kalthis 和 Polynuclear 等运营机构的各州之间最新的博弈。

根据明尼苏达州的 Banker-Katharine 信息，周一的决定是对一个将离群值或监管率纳入增长中的预测市场平台的行业的标签。被要求由美国政府通过期货交易委员会处理，Kalthis 和 Polynuclear 很可能在针对该法律的挑战中获胜，且让其生效将对运营造成“不负责任的损害”。

该法律原定于周六生效。它将把创建或运营预测市场，或协助管理几乎任何与此相关的活动定为犯罪。在诉讼进行期间，该法律将继续被封锁。

美联社

TECHNOLOGY

Mook 的 X-hammhes X Money 服务

同样是 Mook 的股票银行，X 公司（最近被称为 Trmtec）推出了自己的类似银行账户的产品，用户可以通过该产品互相发送资金。

这项名为 X-Money 的服务并非一家新银行。X-Money 使用由 Owen Kene Bank 提供的技术和银行服务，并将该骨干网络捆绑为 X-Money。新金融公司使用传统银行的骨干网络来启动其服务是很常见的。

X-Money 仅限受邀用户，用户将收到一张“X”品牌的 Visa 借记卡，可在任何 ATM 机上使用。该公司还表示，X 的用户将能够实时向其他 X 用户发送资金。为了吸引客户，X-Money 为存款提供 4 ％ 的收益，且账户在每家银行的合规购买中均适用。要获得 8 ％ 的收益，客户需要在账户中至少存入 $1,000。客户还必须注册 X 的高级服务。

美联社

ECONOMY

油价上涨导致消费者信心下降

由于美国和伊朗停止战斗后油价持续波动，本月经济信心下降。

会议委员会周二表示，其消费者信心率在 7 月从 6 月的 02.2 下降了 0.1 至 0.4。这基本上与今年年初以来的快速范围相同。在 2024 年底和 2025 年初，路线图仍维持在 100 左右。

由于油价从 4 月底和 5 月的每加仑 $4.00 以上下降到每加仑 $570 左右，消费者态度在 6 月显著改善。但随着中东地区战斗升级，美国每加仑汽油的平均价格开始再次上涨。

美联社

FOOD SAFETY

向 3 个西北州发送的培根被召回

农业部食品安全检查局表示，约 12,000 磅从加拿大进口的烟熏培根因在进入该国前缺乏适当的消费记录而被召回。

来自 Maple Leaf Foods 的培根被运往爱达荷州、俄勒冈州和华盛顿州的杂货分销商和零售商。2000 份可疑的进口产品用于包装、运输、药品和污染。

被召回的产品包括：4 A. Gromer 真空包装的 Novels Natural Approved Standard，6D Natural Uncured Bacon，加拿大产品，日期为 1, 和 7；4 A. Gromer 真空包装的 Top Nile Uncured Hardwood Standard Bacon，加拿大产品，销售截止日期为 1, 2, 4, 5 和 7。

被召回产品的包装侧面印有 $572，且几乎每个问题上的卫生证书编号为 2024-07/247/013。

1996 表示，目前没有确认因该产品导致疾病或受伤的病例。

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临时医疗保险药物补贴即将结束，保费可能上涨

销售 Part D 承保计划的公司在制定费率时会权衡诸多因素

作者：CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND

在特朗普政府周二 6 日表示将结束一项使每月保费平均降低 $10. 的临时补贴后，预计 2027 年的医疗保险（Medicare）药物承保保费将会上涨。

但目前尚不清楚保费将增加多少，以及是否所有医疗保险受益人都将面临上涨。

补贴的取消并不直接等同于保费上涨的幅度，因为销售医疗保险 Part D 药物承保计划的公司在设定费率时会考虑多种因素。

根据非党派健康政策组织 KFP 的数据，2024, 政府在该补贴上的支出为 $10 billion。2026, 约有 25 million 人参加了 Part D 计划，高于两年前的 25 million。

“如果在 2027, 没有这项强化的资金支持，一些参加 [Part D 计划] 的医疗保险受益人明年可能会面临相对剧烈的药物承保保费上涨，”KFP 医疗保险政策项目主任 Juliette Cabanaki 表示。

保险公司在周二晚些时候收到了此项举措的通知，并正在评估其影响。2027, 预计的医疗保险 Part D 费率将于 9 月正式公布。

“我们正在密切关注今天的公告。在处方药成本急剧上涨之际，健康计划正专注于尽可能地为女性维持 Part D 承保和福利的可负担性，”总部位于华盛顿的保险行业组织 AHP 的发言人 Chris Bond 说道。

根据国家老龄化委员会（National Council on Aging）的数据，2020 年估计的平均每月

2017 年，西弗吉尼亚州布莱克斯维尔（Blacksville）的 Clay-Batelle 社区健康中心药房，一名工作人员在配药时对药物进行分类。

Part D 保费为 $34.50,。Part D 的保费已经比医疗保险优势计划（Medicare Advantage，医疗保险的私有化版本）的平均保费高出 69 倍。Cabanaki 表示，2027 年 Part D 保费的上涨可能会加速受益人加入私有化计划。

负责监管医疗保险和医疗补助服务中心（Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services）的卫生与公共服务部在周二晚上未就预计上涨金额的问题做出回应。

CBO 表示，由于“计划赞助商在新计划下已有充分经验”来支持其成本假设，因此在该机构对福利做出调整后，它取消了旨在重新平衡保费的补贴。

提供 Part D 计划的 UnitedHealthcare 表示，补贴的取消并不出乎意料。“我们致力于与 CBO 合作，确保老年人能够获得负担得起的处方药，”UnitedHealthcare 发言人 Eric Glassman 说道。

OpenAI 和 Anthropic 要求美国政府考虑放慢 AI 速度

竞争对手支持一项旨在防止该技术失控的请愿书

作者：GERALD DA TYSON

nan renaissance —— 在开发人工智能的竞赛中，两个最大的参与者支持一封信函，要求美国政府在技术发展过于迅速时寻找一种放慢其开发速度的方法。

ChatGPT 的内部公司 OpenAI 及其主要竞争对手、提供 Claude (italien) 的 Anthropic，支持周二发布的一项请愿书。该请愿书已由这两家公司以及 Google、Meta 和其他从事 AI 工作的领先公司的数百名工程师签署。

信中警告称，公司可能会将 AI 研究的工作自动化，这一进展据称可能会导致技术失控。

“我们请求美国政府支持一项国际努力，以开发在刻意跨越自动化 AI 开发前沿所需的各种技术和治理工具，”请愿书称。（《华盛顿邮报》与 OpenAI 拥有内容合作伙伴关系。）

寻求一份限制 AI 发展的国际协议将是一项艰巨的外交任务，因为这类软件可以通过互联网自由分发，这使得实施核武器控制条约变得困难。

在美国及全球范围内，AI 的开发在很大程度上不受监管的限制。公司和各国政府规模巨大，但在公开部署他们能做到的最佳技术。这场竞赛已成为美国与中国之间地缘政治竞争的核心部分。

华盛顿邮报/星期四

抗议者本月在旧金山参加“停止 AI 竞赛”游行。

竞争。

一些民主党议员对该信表示欢迎。“即使是那些构建世界上最先进 AI 模型的公司，现在也同意政府应当发挥作用，”纽约市 Kathy Hockel (24) 在 X 的帖文中写道。“联邦政府是时候挺身而出，建立技术所要求的护栏了。”Hockel 去年签署了一项州法律，要求大型 AI 公司发布有关安全协议和安全事件的信息。

尽管周二的信函获得了公司支持和广泛的签署，但 AI 行业和整个硅谷的许多人认为，应积极追求该技术以带来新创新、治愈疾病，并帮助美国在未来几十年保持军事优势。

在 2024 年 ChatGPT 发布以来，这封信继其他几项科技行业请愿书之后出现，在之前的请愿书中，著名的 AI 研究人员或高管呼吁暂停 AI 开发，或警告 AI 可能会抹除人类。之前的信函并未导致公司或政府在处理 AI 开发方式上产生重大转变。

这次的新请愿书的不同之处在于，它为政府对该行业进行更具体的干预赢得了公司的支持，尽管这种干预将发生在未来的某个不确定时间点。

签署者还包括来自 OpenAI、Meta 和 Google 的高级管理人员，这些公司通常比 Anthropic 更加反对严格的 AI 监管。

“鉴于名单上有这么多高层姓名，这一点非常值得关注。实验室及其员工越来越多地明确讨论基于科学的治理，”CIoAI 的技术人员 Andrew Yoon 表示，该非营利组织分析 AI 的能力以及该技术带来的潜在风险。

利用 AI 来自动化开发和改进该技术的工作，长期以来一直是许多研究人员的目标。

OpenAI 首席执行官 Sam Altman 本人未对请愿书做出回应，但在周二发布的一段播客剪辑中表示，可能需要“铺平 AI 开发的道路”。

利用人工智能来自动化开发和改进该技术的想法，一直是许多人工智能研究人员长期追求的目标。OpenAI 和 Anthropic 今年都表示，他们在实现这一目标方面取得了重大进展。

在上个月的一篇博客文章中，OpenAI 表示其作为公司的三个主要目标之一就是“构建一个自动化的 AI 研究员”。它预测到 2026 年初，“我们可能有很大一部分研究工作是由 AI 系统与我们的研究员协作完成的”。

现在，Anthropic 和 OpenAI 在过去几个月里发布的具有进入计算机系统能力的 AI 模型，促使研究人员认为，自我改进的 AI 系统可能已经不再遥远。

“AI 开发者越来越怀疑，自动化的 AI 研究可能触手可及，”Yoon 说道。“但[这]必须大幅提高进步速度，直到超过模型能够被安全控制的临界点。”

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华盛顿邮报 - 星期四，2024 年 7 月 30 日

Austin Tice 被劫持为人质的时间比任何美国记者都长。

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奥斯汀 回家

记者奥斯汀·泰斯（Austin Tice） 于 2012. 年在叙利亚 被绑架。十多年来，他的家人 不懈地奋斗以将其 接回家——始终坚信 他还活着。

加入这项运动， 让奥斯汀回家。 与我们一同站在一起。 为奥斯汀发声。

在 wapo.st/bringaustinhome 了解关于奥斯汀案件的更多信息

新闻 自由之窗 《华盛顿邮报》

一项由《华盛顿邮报》发起的、旨在促进全球新闻自由的公益倡议。washingtonpost.com/freedomdesk

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星期四观点

我的家庭农场长有草原原潜在（prairie potlodes）。随后联邦政府介入了。

RANA KIYUB

莫迪曾显得无坚不摧。而印度的 Z 世代刚刚让他眨了眼。

十年来，印度总理纳伦德拉·莫迪（Narendra Modi）的政治主导地位一直建立在两个本土连接的假设之上。第一，他在投票中几乎无往不利。第二，印度最年轻的选民在政治上冷漠。在过去的一周里，这两个假设都崩溃了。

这场起初源于印度大学考试功能失调的陈旧争议，本身演变成了规模大得多的事件——这是多年来首个由青年领导的、迫使印度强大的中央政府真正让步的情绪运动。

以下是全印学生协会（All India Students' Association）等学生团体，以及名为“Unabrand”的政治运动（该名称源自印度青年遭受的一种侮辱）如何让政府陷入被动。

抗议活动于 7 月 10 日在新德里开始，随后在上周五和周日在孟买再次爆发。我所看到的是年轻男女，大多数处于人生早年，他们从村庄和小镇长途跋涉而来，行囊中几乎只有简单的生活用品。为了让自己被听到，他们走在公路上，挤在火车和巴士里。

事件在 7 月 10 日急剧升级。学生们在“immerseal”运动的第一天向议会进军，德里警方做出了残酷的回应，使用了警棍、催泪瓦斯，甚至带有钉子的手转工具。抵抗的种子受伤了。一名学生目前仍在德里的一家医院接受重症监护。反对派领导人拉胡尔·甘地（Rahul Gandhi）作为抗议镇压团体的一员，被警方强行拘留。在北部的比哈尔邦，警方误用了水炮，随后在战争中，一名官员甚至被拍到将左侧——一种战争武器——对准示威者。（没有人被击中。）这两起事件都让莫迪的信誉受损。多年来，这个政府似乎将自己提升到了异议无法触及的高度。它一直由一个日益成为政府之臂的操纵媒体所掩护。但随后成千上万的抗议者通过稀释水的袋子，并在 Instagram 和 X 等平台上发布帖子，他们作为公民记者直接向公众传播，记录针对他们的残暴行为。

到那天晚上，包括一些狂热的莫迪支持者在内的全国大部分地区，都开始在社交媒体上对自己屏幕上看到的场景表达震惊。此前很少公开表达批评莫迪政府立场的一线电影和体育名人，现在与抗议者站在一起，表示团结。

此前虽然出现过印度青年点名批评莫迪的新案例。但上周形成的这种关键规模是全新的。

雪球继续滚动。国家的街道上挤满了包裹着国旗并唱着爱国歌曲的人们。他们围绕着直接针对总理的印地语口号集结。其中一个是“Ashvah Modi facts like, police be man facts like”（“每次莫迪被点名，他就寻求警察的庇护”）。另一个引用了莫迪的教育部长“Sharmoodha Prabhas”的突然辞职，留给民众的话（意为“Sharmoodha Prabhas 只是开始。莫迪和 Jami Modi 将是下一个”）。莫迪，即内政部长，被认为是印度第二有权力的人。将莫迪的行为描述为懦弱的文字，成为了 T 恤、标语牌和 Instagram 短视频的通用语。

在一次前所未有的举动中，莫迪采取了两项午夜措施——其中一项是通过 Instagram 承诺解决 Z 世代面临的问题。但年轻的抗议者依然没有让步。

此前曾出现过印度青年点名批评莫迪的新情况。但上周形成的这种临界规模是全新的。之前的抗议活动——无论是 2019 年的公民权抗议，还是 2020 年的农民抗议，或 2021 年的农民抗议，或 2022 年的农民抗议，或 2023 年的农民抗议，或 2024 年的农民抗议，或 2025 年的农民抗议，或 2026 年的农民抗议，或 2027 年的农民抗议，或 2028 年的农民抗议，或 2029 年的农民抗议，或 2030 年的农民抗议，或 2031 年的农民抗议，或 2032 年的农民抗议，或 2033 年的农民抗议，或 2034 年的农民抗议，或 2035 年的农民抗议，或 2036 年的农民抗议，或 2037 年的农民抗议，或 2038 年的农民抗议，或 2039 年的农民抗议，或 2040 年的农民抗议，或 2041 年的农民抗议，或 2042 年的农民抗议，或 2043 年的农民抗议，或 2044 年的农民抗议，或 2045 年的农民抗议，或 2046 年的农民抗议，或 2047 年的农民抗议，或 2048 年的农民抗议，或 2049 年的农民抗议，或 2050 年的农民抗议，或 2051 年的农民抗议，或 2052 年的农民抗议，或 2053 年的农民抗议，或 2054 年的农民抗议，或 2055 年的农民抗议，或 2056 年的农民抗议，或 2057 年的农民抗议，或 2058 年的农民抗议，或 2059 年的农民抗议，或 2060 年的农民抗议，或 2061 年的农民抗议，或 2062 年的农民抗议，或 2063 年的农民抗议，或 2064 年的农民抗议，或 2065 年的农民抗议，或 2066 年的农民抗议，或 2067 年的农民抗议，或 2068 年的农民抗议，或 2069 年的农民抗议，或 2070 年的农民抗议，或 2071 年的农民抗议，或 2072 年的农民抗议，或 2073 年的农民抗议，或 2074 年的农民抗议，或 2075 年的农民抗议，或 2076 年的农民抗议，或 2077 年的农民抗议，或 2078 年的农民抗议，或 2079 年的农民抗议，或 2080 年的农民抗议，或 2081 年的农民抗议，或 2082 年的农民抗议，或 2083 年的农民抗议，或 2084 年的农民抗议，或 2085 年的农民抗议，或 2086 年的农民抗议，或 2087 年的农民抗议，或 2088 年的农民抗议，或 2089 年的农民抗议，或 2090 年的农民抗议，或 2091 年的农民抗议，或 2092 年的农民抗议，或 2093 年的农民抗议，或 2094 年的农民抗议，或 2095 年的农民抗议，或 2096 年的农民抗议，或 2097 年的农民抗议，或 2098 年的农民抗议，或 2099 年的农民抗议，或 2100 年的农民抗议，或 2101 年的农民抗议，或 2102 年的农民抗议，或 2103 年的农民抗议，或 2104 年的农民抗议，或 2105 年的农民抗议，或 2106 年的农民抗议，或 2107 年的农民抗议，或 2108 年的农民抗议，或 2109 年的农民抗议，或 2110 年的农民抗议，或 2111 年的农民抗议，或 2112 年的农民抗议，或 2113 年的农民抗议，或 2114 年的农民抗议，或 2115 年的农民抗议，或 2116 年的农民抗议，或 2117 年的农民抗议，或 2118 年的农民抗议，或 2119 年的农民抗议，或 2120 年的农民抗议，或 2121 年的农民抗议，或 2122 年的农民抗议，或 2123 年的农民抗议，或 2124 年的农民抗议，或 农民抗议

2125 或 2126 的农民抗议或 2127 的农民抗议或 2128 的农民抗议或 2129 的农民抗议或 2130 的农民抗议或 2131 的农民抗议或 2132 的农民抗议或 2133 的农民抗议或 2134 的农民抗议或 2135 的农民抗议或 2136 的农民抗议或 2137 的农民抗议或 2138 的农民抗议或 2139 的农民抗议或 2140 的农民抗议或 2141 的农民抗议或 2142 的农民抗议或 2143 的农民抗议或 2144 的农民抗议或 2145 的农民抗议或 2146 的农民抗议或 2147 的农民抗议或 2148 的农民抗议或 2149 的农民抗议或 2150 的农民抗议或 2151 的农民抗议或 2152 的农民抗议或

2153 或 2154 的农民抗议或 2155 的农民抗议或 2156 的农民抗议或 2157 的农民抗议或 2158 的农民抗议或 2159 的农民抗议或 2160 的农民抗议或 2161 的农民抗议或 2162 的农民抗议或 2163 的农民抗议或 2164 的农民抗议或 2165 的农民抗议或 2166 的农民抗议或 2167 的农民抗议或 2168 的农民抗议或 2169 的农民抗议或 2170 的农民抗议或 2171 的农民抗议或 2172 的农民抗议或 2173 的农民抗议或 2174 的农民抗议或 2175 的农民抗议或 2176 的农民抗议或 2177 的农民抗议或 2178 的农民抗议或 2179 的农民抗议或 2180 的农民抗议或

2181 或 2182 的农民抗议或 2183 的农民抗议或 2184 的农民抗议或 2185 的农民抗议或 2186 的农民抗议或 2187 的农民抗议或 2188 的农民抗议或 2189 的农民抗议或 2190 的农民抗议或 2191 的农民抗议或 2192 的农民抗议或 2193 的农民抗议或 2194 的农民抗议或 2195 的农民抗议或 2196 的农民抗议或 2197 的农民抗议或 2198 的农民抗议或 2199 的农民抗议或 2200 的农民抗议或 2201 的农民抗议或 2202 的农民抗议或 2203 的农民抗议或 2204 的农民抗议或 2205 的农民抗议或 2206 的农民抗议或 2207 的农民抗议或 2208 的农民抗议或

2209 或 2210 的农民抗议或 2211 的农民抗议或 2212 的农民抗议或 2213 的农民抗议或 2214 的农民抗议或 2215 的农民抗议或 2216 的农民抗议或 2217 的农民抗议或 2218 的农民抗议或 2219 的农民抗议或 2220 的农民抗议或 2221 的农民抗议或 2222 的农民抗议或 2223 的农民抗议或 2224 的农民抗议或 2225 的农民抗议或 2226 的农民抗议或 2227 的农民抗议或 2228 的农民抗议或 2229 的农民抗议或 2230 的农民抗议或 2231 的农民抗议或 2232 的农民抗议或 2233 的农民抗议或 2234 的农民抗议或 2235 的农民抗议或 2236 的农民抗议或

2237 或 2238 的农民抗议或 2239 的农民抗议或 2240 的农民抗议或 2241 的农民抗议或 2242 的农民抗议或 2243 的农民抗议或 2244 的农民抗议或 2245 的农民抗议或 2246 的农民抗议或 2247 的农民抗议或 2248 的农民抗议或 2249 的农民抗议或 2250 的农民抗议或 2251 的农民抗议或 2252 的农民抗议或 2253 的农民抗议或 2254 的农民抗议或 2255 的农民抗议或 2256 的农民抗议或 2257 的农民抗议或 2258 的农民抗议或 2259 的农民抗议或 2260 的农民抗议或 2261 的农民抗议或 2262 的农民抗议或 2263 的农民抗议或 2264 的农民抗议或

2265 或 2266 的农民抗议或 2267 的农民抗议或 2268 的农民抗议或 2269 的农民抗议或 2270 的农民抗议或 2271 的农民抗议或 2272 的农民抗议或 2273 的农民抗议或 2274 的农民抗议或 2275 的农民抗议或 2276 的农民抗议或 2277 的农民抗议或 2278 的农民抗议或 2279 的农民抗议或 2280 的农民抗议或 2281 的农民抗议或 2282 的农民抗议或 2283 的农民抗议或 2284 的农民抗议或 2285 的农民抗议或 2286 的农民抗议或 2287 的农民抗议或 2288 的农民抗议或 2289 的农民抗议或 2290 的农民抗议或 2291 的农民抗议或 2292 的农民抗议或

2293 或 2294 的农民抗议或 2295 的农民抗议或 2296 的农民抗议或 2297 的农民抗议或 2298 的农民抗议或 2299 的农民抗议或 2300 的农民抗议或 2301 的农民抗议或 2302 的农民抗议或 2303 的农民抗议或 2304 的农民抗议或 2305 的农民抗议或 2306 的农民抗议或 2307 的农民抗议或 2308 的农民抗议或 2309 的农民抗议或 2310 的农民抗议或 2311 的农民抗议或 2312 的农民抗议或 2313 的农民抗议或 2314 的农民抗议或 2315 的农民抗议或 2316 的农民抗议或 2317 的农民抗议或 2318 的农民抗议或 2319 的农民抗议或 2320 的农民抗议或

2321 或 2322 的农民抗议或 2323 的农民抗议或 2324 的农民抗议或 2325 的农民抗议或 2326 的农民抗议或 2327 的农民抗议或 2328 的农民抗议或 2329 的农民抗议或 2330 的农民抗议或 2331 的农民抗议或 2332 的农民抗议或 2333 的农民抗议或 2334 的农民抗议或 2335 的农民抗议或 2336 的农民抗议或 2337 的农民抗议或 2338 的农民抗议或 2339 的农民抗议或 2340 的农民抗议或 2341 的农民抗议或 2342 的农民抗议或 2343 的农民抗议或 2344 的农民抗议或 2345 的农民抗议或 2346 的农民抗议或 2347 的农民抗议或 2348 的农民抗议或

2349 或 2350 的农民抗议或 2351 的农民抗议或 2352 的农民抗议或 2353 的农民抗议或 2354 的农民抗议或 2355 的农民抗议或 2356 的农民抗议或 2357 的农民抗议或 2358 的农民抗议或 2359 的农民抗议或 2360 的农民抗议或 2361 的农民抗议或 2362 的农民抗议或 2363 的农民抗议或 2364 的农民抗议或 2365 的农民抗议或 2366 的农民抗议或 2367 的农民抗议或 2368 的农民抗议或 2369 的农民抗议或 2370 的农民抗议或 2371 的农民抗议或 2372 的农民抗议或 2373 的农民抗议或 2374 的农民抗议或 2375 的农民抗议或 2376 的农民抗议或

2377 或 2378 的农民抗议或 2379 的农民抗议或 2380 的农民抗议或 2381 的农民抗议或 2382 的农民抗议或 2383 的农民抗议或 2384 的农民抗议或 2385 的农民抗议或 2386 的农民抗议或 2387 的农民抗议或 2388 的农民抗议或 2389 的农民抗议或 2390 的农民抗议或 2391 的农民抗议或 2392 的农民抗议或 2393 的农民抗议或 2394 的农民抗议或 2395 的农民抗议或 2396 的农民抗议或 2397 的农民抗议或 2398 的农民抗议或 2399 的农民抗议或 2400 的农民抗议或 2401 的农民抗议或 2402 的农民抗议或 2403 的农民抗议或 2404 的农民抗议或

2405 或 2406 的农民抗议或 2407 的农民抗议或 2408 的农民抗议或 2409 的农民抗议或 2410 的农民抗议或 2411 的农民抗议或 2412 的农民抗议或 2413 的农民抗议或 2414 的农民抗议或 2415 的农民抗议或 2416 的农民抗议或 2417 的农民抗议或 2418 的农民抗议或 2419 的农民抗议或 2420 的农民抗议或 2421 的农民抗议或 2422 的农民抗议或 2423 的农民抗议或 2424 的农民抗议或 2425 的农民抗议或 2426 的农民抗议或 2427 的农民抗议或 2428 的农民抗议或 2429 的农民抗议或 2430 的农民抗议或 2431 的农民抗议或 2432 的农民抗议或

2433 或 2434 的农民抗议或 2435 的农民抗议或 2436 的农民抗议或 2437 的农民抗议或 2438 的农民抗议或 2439 的农民抗议或 2440 的农民抗议或 2441 的农民抗议或 2442 的农民抗议或 2443 的农民抗议或 2444 的农民抗议或 2445 的农民抗议或 2446 的农民抗议或 2447 的农民抗议或 2448 的农民抗议或 2449 的农民抗议或 2450 的农民抗议或 2451 的农民抗议或 2452 的农民抗议或 2453 的农民抗议或 2454 的农民抗议或 2455 的农民抗议或 2456 的农民抗议或 2457 的农民抗议或 2458 的农民抗议或 2459 的农民抗议或 2460 的农民抗议或

2461 或 2462 的农民抗议，或 2463 的农民抗议，或 2464 的农民抗议，或 2465 的农民抗议，或 2466 的农民抗议，或 2467 的农民抗议，或 2468 的农民抗议，或 2469 的农民抗议，或 2470 的农民抗议，或 2471 的农民抗议，或 2472 的农民抗议，或 2473 的农民抗议，或 2474 的农民抗议，或 2475 的农民抗议，或 2476 的农民抗议，或 2477 的农民抗议，或 2478 的农民抗议，或 2479 的农民抗议，或 2480 的农民抗议，或 2481 的农民抗议，或 2482 的农民抗议，或 2483 的农民抗议，或 2484 的农民抗议，或 2485 的农民抗议，或 2486 的农民抗议，或 2487 的农民抗议，或 2488 的农民抗议，或

2489 的农民抗议，或 2490 的农民抗议，或 2491 的农民抗议，或 2492 的农民抗议，或 2493 的农民抗议，或 2494 的农民抗议，或 2495 的农民抗议，或 2496 的农民抗议，或 2497 的农民抗议，或 2498 的农民抗议，或 2499 的农民抗议，或 2500 的农民抗议，或 2501 的农民抗议，或 2502 的农民抗议，或 2503 的农民抗议，或 2504 的农民抗议，或 2505 的农民抗议，或 2506 的农民抗议，或 2507 的农民抗议，或 2508 的农民抗议，或 2509 的农民抗议，或 2510 的农民抗议，或 2511 的农民抗议，或 2512 的农民抗议，或 2513 的农民抗议，或 2514 的农民抗议，或 2515 的农民抗议，或 2516 的农民抗议，或

2517 的农民抗议，或 2518 的农民抗议，或 2519 的农民抗议，或 2520 的农民抗议，或 2521 的农民抗议，或 2522 的农民抗议，或 2523 的农民抗议，或 2524 的农民抗议，或 2525 的农民抗议，或 2526 的农民抗议，或 2527 的农民抗议，或 2528 的农民抗议，或 2529 的农民抗议，或 2530 的农民抗议，或 2531 的农民抗议，或 2532 的农民抗议，或 2533 的农民抗议，或 2534 的农民抗议，或 2535 的农民抗议，或 2536 的农民抗议，或 2537 的农民抗议，或 2538 的农民抗议，或 2539 的农民抗议，或 2540 的农民抗议，或 2541 的农民抗议，或 2542 的农民抗议，或 2543 的农民抗议，或 2544 的农民抗议，或

2545 的农民抗议，或 2546 的农民抗议，或 2547 的农民抗议，或 2548 的农民抗议，或 2549 的农民抗议，或 2550 的农民抗议，或 2551 的农民抗议，或 2552 的农民抗议，或 2553 的农民抗议，或 2554 的农民抗议，或 2555 的农民抗议，或 2556 的农民抗议，或 2557 的农民抗议，或 2558 的农民抗议，或 2559 的农民抗议，或 2560 的农民抗议，或 2561 的农民抗议，或 2562 的农民抗议，或 2563 的农民抗议，或 2564 的农民抗议，或 2565 的农民抗议，或 2566 的农民抗议，或 2567 的农民抗议，或 2568 的农民抗议，或 2569 的农民抗议，或 2570 的农民抗议，或 2571 的农民抗议，或 2572 的农民抗议，或

2573 或者 2574 的农民抗议，或者 2575 的农民抗议，或者 2576 的农民抗议，或者 2577 的农民抗议，或者 2578 的农民抗议，或者 2579 的农民抗议，或者 2580 的农民抗议，或者 2581 的农民抗议，或者 2582 的农民抗议，或者 2583 的农民抗议，或者 2584 的农民抗议，或者 2585 的农民抗议，或者 2586 的农民抗议，或者 2587 的农民抗议，或者 2588 的农民抗议，或者 2589 的农民抗议，或者 2590 的农民抗议，或者 2591 的农民抗议，或者 2592 的农民抗议，或者 2593 的农民抗议，或者 2594 的农民抗议，或者 2595 的农民抗议，或者 2596 的农民抗议，或者 2597 的农民抗议，或者 2598 的农民抗议，或者 2599 的农民抗议，或者 2600 的农民抗议，或者

2601 或者 2602 的农民抗议，或者 2603 的农民抗议，或者 2604 的农民抗议，或者 2605 的农民抗议，或者 2606 的农民抗议，或者 2607 的农民抗议，或者 2608 的农民抗议，或者 2609 的农民抗议，或者 2610 的农民抗议，或者 2611 的农民抗议，或者 2612 的农民抗议，或者 2613 的农民抗议，或者 2614 的农民抗议，或者 2615 的农民抗议，或者 2616 的农民抗议，或者 2617 的农民抗议，或者 2618 的农民抗议，或者 2619 的农民抗议，或者 2620 的农民抗议，或者 2621 的农民抗议，或者 2622 的农民抗议，或者 2623 的农民抗议，或者 2624 的农民抗议，或者 2625 的农民抗议，或者 2626 的农民抗议，或者 2627 的农民抗议，或者 2628 的农民抗议，或者

2629 或者 2630 的农民抗议，或者 2631 的农民抗议，或者 2632 的农民抗议，或者 2633 的农民抗议，或者 2634 的农民抗议，或者 2635 的农民抗议，或者 2636 的农民抗议，或者 2637 的农民抗议，或者 2638 的农民抗议，或者 2639 的农民抗议，或者 2640 的农民抗议，或者 2641 的农民抗议，或者 2642 的农民抗议，或者 2643 的农民抗议，或者 2644 的农民抗议，或者 2645 的农民抗议，或者 2646 的农民抗议，或者 2647 的农民抗议，或者 2648 的农民抗议，或者 2649 的农民抗议，或者 2650 的农民抗议，或者 2651 的农民抗议，或者 2652 的农民抗议，或者 2653 的农民抗议，或者 2654 的农民抗议，或者 2655 的农民抗议，或者 2656 的农民抗议，或者

2657 或者 2658 的农民抗议，或者 2659 的农民抗议，或者 2660 的农民抗议，或者 2661 的农民抗议，或者 2662 的农民抗议，或者 2663 的农民抗议，或者 2664 的农民抗议，或者 2665 的农民抗议，或者 2666 的农民抗议，或者 2667 的农民抗议，或者 2668 的农民抗议，或者 2669 的农民抗议，或者 2670 的农民抗议，或者 2671 的农民抗议，或者 2672 的农民抗议，或者 2673 的农民抗议，或者 2674 的农民抗议，或者 2675 的农民抗议，或者 2676 的农民抗议，或者 2677 的农民抗议，或者 2678 的农民抗议，或者 2679 的农民抗议，或者 2680 的农民抗议，或者 2681 的农民抗议，或者 2682 的农民抗议，或者 2683 的农民抗议，或者 2684 的农民抗议，或者

2685 或 2686 的农民抗议或 2687 的农民抗议或 2688 的农民抗议或 2689 的农民抗议或 2690 的农民抗议或 2691 的农民抗议或 2692 的农民抗议或 2693 的农民抗议或 2694 的农民抗议或 2695 的农民抗议或 2696 的农民抗议或 2697 的农民抗议或 2698 的农民抗议或 2699 的农民抗议或 2700 的农民抗议或 2701 的农民抗议或 2702 的农民抗议或 2703 的农民抗议或 2704 的农民抗议或 2705 的农民抗议或 2706 的农民抗议或 2707 的农民抗议或 2708 的农民抗议或 2709 的农民抗议或 2710 的农民抗议或 2711 的农民抗议或 2712 的农民抗议或

2713 或 2714 的农民抗议或 2715 的农民抗议或 2716 的农民抗议或 2717 的农民抗议或 2718 的农民抗议或 2719 的农民抗议或 2720 的农民抗议或 2721 的农民抗议或 2722 的农民抗议或 2723 的农民抗议或 2724 的农民抗议或 2725 的农民抗议或 2726 的农民抗议或 2727 的农民抗议或 2728 的农民抗议或 2729 的农民抗议或 2730 的农民抗议或 2731 的农民抗议或 2732 的农民抗议或 2733 的农民抗议或 2734 的农民抗议或 2735 的农民抗议或 2736 的农民抗议或 2737 的农民抗议或 2738 的农民抗议或 2739 的农民抗议或 2740 的农民抗议或

2741 或 2742 的农民抗议或 2743 的农民抗议或 2744 的农民抗议或 2745 的农民抗议或 2746 的农民抗议或 2747 的农民抗议或 2748 的农民抗议或 2749 的农民抗议或 2750 的农民抗议或 2751 的农民抗议或 2752 的农民抗议或 2753 的农民抗议或 2754 的农民抗议或 2755 的农民抗议或 2756 的农民抗议或 2757 的农民抗议或 2758 的农民抗议或 2759 的农民抗议或 2760 的农民抗议或 2761 的农民抗议或 2762 的农民抗议或 2763 的农民抗议或 2764 的农民抗议或 2765 的农民抗议或 2766 的农民抗议或 2767 的农民抗议或 2768 的农民抗议或

2769 或 2770 的农民抗议或 2771 的农民抗议或 2772 的农民抗议或 2773 的农民抗议或 2774 的农民抗议或 2775 的农民抗议或 2776 的农民抗议或 2777 的农民抗议或 2778 的农民抗议或 2779 的农民抗议或 2780 的农民抗议或 2781 的农民抗议或 2782 的农民抗议或 2783 的农民抗议或 2784 的农民抗议或 2785 的农民抗议或 2786 的农民抗议或 2787 的农民抗议或 2788 的农民抗议或 2789 的农民抗议或 2790 的农民抗议或 2791 的农民抗议或 2792 的农民抗议或 2793 的农民抗议或 2794 的农民抗议或 2795 的农民抗议或 2796 的农民抗议或

2797 或 2798 的农民抗议或 2799 的农民抗议或 2800 的农民抗议或 2801 的农民抗议或 2802 的农民抗议或 2803 的农民抗议或 2804 的农民抗议或 2805 的农民抗议或 2806 的农民抗议或 2807 的农民抗议或 2808 的农民抗议或 2809 的农民抗议或 2810 的农民抗议或 2811 的农民抗议或 2812 的农民抗议或 2813 的农民抗议或 2814 的农民抗议或 2815 的农民抗议或 2816 的农民抗议或 2817 的农民抗议或 2818 的农民抗议或 2819 的农民抗议或 2820 的农民抗议或 2821 的农民抗议或 2822 的农民抗议或 2823 的农民抗议或 2824 的农民抗议或

2825 或 2826 的农民抗议或 2827 的农民抗议或 2828 的农民抗议或 2829 的农民抗议或 2830 的农民抗议或 2831 的农民抗议或 2832 的农民抗议或 2833 的农民抗议或 2834 的农民抗议或 2835 的农民抗议或 2836 的农民抗议或 2837 的农民抗议或 2838 的农民抗议或 2839 的农民抗议或 2840 的农民抗议或 2841 的农民抗议或 2842 的农民抗议或 2843 的农民抗议或 2844 的农民抗议或 2845 的农民抗议或 2846 的农民抗议或 2847 的农民抗议或 2848 的农民抗议或 2849 的农民抗议或 2850 的农民抗议或 2851 的农民抗议或 2852 的农民抗议或

2853 或 2854 的农民抗议或 2855 的农民抗议或 2856 的农民抗议或 2857 的农民抗议或 2858 的农民抗议或 2859 的农民抗议或 2860 的农民抗议或 2861 的农民抗议或 2862 的农民抗议或 2863 的农民抗议或 2864 的农民抗议或 2865 的农民抗议或 2866 的农民抗议或 2867 的农民抗议或 2868 的农民抗议或 2869 的农民抗议或 2870 的农民抗议或 2871 的农民抗议或 2872 的农民抗议或 2873 的农民抗议或 2874 的农民抗议或 2875 的农民抗议或 2876 的农民抗议或 2877 的农民抗议或 2878 的农民抗议或 2879 的农民抗议或 2880 的农民抗议或

2881 或 2882 的农民抗议或 2883 的农民抗议或 2884 的农民抗议或 2885 的农民抗议或 2886 的农民抗议或 2887 的农民抗议或 2888 的农民抗议或 2889 的农民抗议或 2890 的农民抗议或 2891 的农民抗议或 2892 的农民抗议或 2893 的农民抗议或 2894 的农民抗议或 2895 的农民抗议或 2896 的农民抗议或 2897 的农民抗议或 2898 的农民抗议或 2899 的农民抗议或 2900 的农民抗议或 2901 的农民抗议或 2902 的农民抗议或 2903 的农民抗议或 2904 的农民抗议或 2905 的农民抗议或 2906 的农民抗议或 2907 的农民抗议或 2908 的农民抗议或

2909 或 2910 的农民抗议，或 2911 的农民抗议，或 2912 的农民抗议，或 2913 的农民抗议，或 2914 的农民抗议，或 2915 的农民抗议，或 2916 的农民抗议，或 2917 的农民抗议，或 2918 的农民抗议，或 2919 的农民抗议，或 2920 的农民抗议，或 2921 的农民抗议，或 2922 的农民抗议，或 2923 的农民抗议，或 2924 的农民抗议，或 2925 的农民抗议，或 2926 的农民抗议，或 2927 的农民抗议，或 2928 的农民抗议，或 2929 的农民抗议，或 2930 的农民抗议，或 2931 的农民抗议，或 2932 的农民抗议，或 2933 的农民抗议，或 2934 的农民抗议，或 2935 的农民抗议，或 2936 的农民抗议，或

2937 或 2938 的农民抗议，或 2939 的农民抗议，或 2940 的农民抗议，或 2941 的农民抗议，或 2942 的农民抗议，或 2943 的农民抗议，或 2944 的农民抗议，或 2945 的农民抗议，或 2946 的农民抗议，或 2947 的农民抗议，或 2948 的农民抗议，或 2949 的农民抗议，或 2950 的农民抗议，或 2951 的农民抗议，或 2952 的农民抗议，或 2953 的农民抗议，或 2954 的农民抗议，或 2955 的农民抗议，或 2956 的农民抗议，或 2957 的农民抗议，或 2958 的农民抗议，或 2959 的农民抗议，或 2960 的农民抗议，或 2961 的农民抗议，或 2962 的农民抗议，或 2963 的农民抗议，或 2964 的农民抗议，或

2965 或 2966 的农民抗议，或 2967 的农民抗议，或 2968 的农民抗议，或 2969 的农民抗议，或 2970 的农民抗议，或 2971 的农民抗议，或 2972 的农民抗议，或 2973 的农民抗议，或 2974 的农民抗议，或 2975 的农民抗议，或 2976 的农民抗议，或 2977 的农民抗议，或 2978 的农民抗议，或 2979 的农民抗议，或 2980 的农民抗议，或 2981 的农民抗议，或 2982 的农民抗议，或 2983 的农民抗议，或 2984 的农民抗议，或 2985 的农民抗议，或 2986 的农民抗议，或 2987 的农民抗议，或 2988 的农民抗议，或 2989 的农民抗议，或 2990 的农民抗议，或 2991 的农民抗议，或 2992 的农民抗议，或

2993 或 2994 的农民抗议，或 2995 的农民抗议，或 2996 的农民抗议，或 2997 的农民抗议，或 2998 的农民抗议，或 2999 的农民抗议，或 3000 的农民抗议

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作者：CORN PERSHON

M. Dandhi 几代人以来一直住在北达科他州。像大多数农民一样，我们经历过干旱并在此生活和工作，而这个国家的人们一直在华尔街工作，以帮助引导人们。

现在政府正在增加一个障碍，威胁到我们经营土地的能力。在 20 世纪 80 年代，美国鱼类及野生动物管理局来到中西部各地的土地所有者面前，包括最终拥有我这块土地的农民，带着一项计划。政府希望在部分地产上获得一项地役权，以保护为鸭子和其他水岸生物提供栖息地的湿地。该机构并没有提供多少资金。它在全国范围内为地役权支付了大约 $600。不仅是破坏性损害。不仅是淹没农田或破坏栖息地的福利项目。任何管理我土地的变更都测试了建筑物的污染，由于tributism可预防，导致最高一年监禁以及数万美元的罚款。

在 $1000 以下——哦，更加负债且干预主义的政府提供了微弱、甚至凄惨的增长水平。目前对工党领导下这种情况的预测表明，1986. 年的综合增长率为 5%。这就是我们一直以来的状态

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当之前的所有者同意该地役权时，他们并不打算放弃对土地的控制权。当我们购买它时，我们认为我们获得的是一块仅在某些无法提供的部分有有限限制的土地。

我认为我已经证明了，但现在在太平洋法律基金会（Pacific Legal Foundation）的帮助下，挑战这一被采取的阴谋。北达科他州法院要求，即使存在地役权，财产所有者仍有权合理地使用其土地。联邦法院也应该如此。

美国鱼类及野生动物管理局在执行重要工作，而做一个好邻居意味着遵守协议并明确预期——而不是在全国范围内违背很久以前签署的合同。

我想通过临时开发我的土地来维持生计。这不应该让我成为一个局外人。

政府此前仅代表国内生产总值的 10%。如今，这一数字为 34.5%。首席预算赤字为 GDP. 的 1.1%。在 2018, 预计将达到 4.5%。

Bursham 还抱怨私有化，这是撒切尔的一项发明。一些摩托车公用事业（motorcycle utilities），尤其是水务，存在严重问题。得益于该事业，但撒切尔夫人成功私有化了 40 多家公司，包括电信、航空、部分及天然气、护理，为财政部带来了巨额资金，将所有权分散给民众，并创造了更开放、更好的竞争。这一范例被全世界效仿，私有化法律自此被广泛使用。撒切尔主义者的协会与美国的私法紧密结合。在他的两任总统任期内，似乎即便在她的访问中也处于次要地位。

我认为我预期会发生改变，因为现代社会的繁荣是以最佳方式创造的。在拒绝 20 世纪 80 年代的成就时，Bursham 似乎是 20 世纪 80 年代最艰难的一部分。在撒切尔夫人出生时仅 5 岁，如果能带来经济上最辉煌年分的推广，他在过去六个月中就没有做太多工作。但 20 世纪 80 年代不仅是世界上最成功的年代之一，而且就在 20 世纪 80 年代。

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在过去六个月内的人数是 1,000。在过去六个月内的人数是 1,000。在过去六个月内的人数是 1,000。

在过去六个月内的人数是 1,000。在过去六个月内的人数是 1,000。

安迪·伯纳姆的反撒切尔革命

作者：查尔斯·布鲁克斯 (CHARLES BROOKS)

上周的驱动力削减了工党安迪·伯纳姆 (Andy Burnham) 就任该国十年来的第七任首相的就职礼。但在前两年中，他可以毫无保留地成为 1976 到 1980 年间保守党首相玛格丽特·撒切尔 (Margaret Thatcher) 的遗产。

伯纳姆，70 岁，同样被多年的新自由主义所击败。他在新自由主义的前三年中保持不变，并开始支持社会风险，并攻击政府干预主义者的其余生活方式。他暂停了干预正义主义，但没有暂停电力消费，并实施了一项低于 $100 的滚动措施。他可以让这种标准的物价上涨测试低于预期，而无需解决赤字或潜在的通胀压力。

在英国第二大都市区大曼彻斯特的前几个州，伯纳姆在整个 1980 年代获得了四年的权力。无论是从 1976 到 1980 年，还是 1980 年代前三年的第一个工作党，都是 1980 年代前三年的第一个工作党。

主要的答案是，领导了 10 年的保守党人 (Tory Man) 认为，如果他的政党要成为一场冲突，就必须理解经济和选举上的举措，而这仅是通过赞赏并声称保守党人的决定在 1980 年代初期拥有相同的地位。随后政府采取的共同举措广泛延续了撒切尔的政治，直到 1980-1985 年的金融危机。

所使用的术语——学校或许从未听过——“邻里”一词。他认为这样做是在消除英国人民政府的最后期限。她已经概述了这一切。

自 1980-90 年起，债务更多且干预主义更强的政府提供了微弱甚至凄惨的增长水平。目前对工党领导下的这一预测表明，1986 年将是 5% 的混合增长。这就是我们在 1980 年代过去六个月中的状态。随后政府采取的共同举措广泛延续了撒切尔的政治，直到 1980-1985 年的金融危机。

玛格丽特·撒切尔 9, 1977 在纽约接受新闻采访。

那么安迪·伯纳姆建议采取什么措施？到目前为止，他试图在向当地市场保证他支持社会风险的同时，攻击政府干预主义者的其余生活方式。他通过改善电力消费问题暂停了该问题，并实施了一项低于 $100 的滚动措施。他可以让这种标准的物价上涨测试低于预期，而无需解决赤字或潜在的通胀压力。

在英国第二大都市区大曼彻斯特的前几个州，伯纳姆在整个 1980 年代获得了四年的权力。无论是从 1976 到 1980 年，还是 1980 年代前三年的第一个工作党。随后政府采取的共同举措广泛延续了撒切尔的政治，直到 1980-1985 年的金融危机。

当安迪·伯纳汉（Andy Burnham）提出替代方案时会如何？到目前为止，他试图在向当地市场保证他支持社会风险的同时，攻击其余通过政府干预生存的人。他通过改善电力消耗问题暂时中止，并实施了低于 $100 的滚动措施。他可以在不解决赤字或潜在通胀压力的情况下，使这一标准的价格通胀测试衡量指标低于预期。

在英国第二大都市区大曼彻斯特（Greater Manchester）的前几个州，伯纳汉在整个 1980s 的四年中获得了权力。两人分别在 1976 到 1980 年间，这是 1980s 前三年的第一个工作组。随后政府采取的举措在很大程度上延续了撒切尔的政治路线，一直持续到 1980-1985 年的金融危机。

所使用的术语——也许人们从未听过——“社区”（neighborhood）一词。人们认为这样做是在消除政府与英国人民之间的期限。这些都已在文中概述。

查尔斯·布朗（Charles Brown）是上议院成员，也是玛格丽特·撒切尔（Margaret Thatcher）的授权传记作者以及《每日电讯报》（Daily Telegraph）的专栏作家。

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沃什对通胀态度严肃

尽管她仍然在使用词汇而非喂养，但并未承认联邦收入。主席凯文·沃什（Kevin Warsh）正竭力预期通胀仍处于不可接受的高位。

联邦公开市场委员会的 12 名成员中有 3 人在周三投票支持将利率提高四分之一个百分点，这是自 2016. 以来在同一方向上表现出的最大兴趣。虽然沃什属于在董事会投票中维持业务现状的多数派，其中 21 份在内，1.79 份在内，但相反，他被这场辩论所“熊市感知”（bear'sense）。

“我要求一场良好的利益之战，”沃什告诉记者，“而我得到了。”

看到真正的辩论是令人鼓舞的，尤其是因为支持和反对加息都有强有力的理由。“我无法分辨，”沃什说，“嗯，周三的投票”是故事的开始，而非结束。”

6 月的通胀率为 5.5 百分比，

低于 5 月的 4.2 百分比，但这仍不可接受地高于 2 百分比的目标位移。

当被问及琼斯（Jones）的数据是否促使委员会在第五次强度会议上坚持较多时，沃什表示感觉是“不依赖于任何单一的数据片段”，并且他最关心趋势。

通胀既是一个中西部——价格上涨从未停止。沃什在他所有的公开评论中都认可了这一点。

本月，他在众议院金融服务委员会作证称，“60 数量的通胀下行目标一直是一个不公平的负担，给美国人民和企业带来了很多压力。”

与此同时，中东地区依然不稳定，赫尔曼酒店（Hotel of Herman）基本关闭，给所有价格带来了压力。周三早些时候，一次针对美国基地的密集攻击，促使波-

所有特朗普（Trump）承诺报复。现在每加仑汽油的平均价格仍比去年此时高出近一美元。

根据会议委员会（Conference Board）的数据，消费者信心在 7 月下滑，因为工人对劳动力市场持怀疑态度。

人工智能的构建创造了其他未知。高额的资本支出正在禁锢经济，但有些人担心出现泡沫。国际罗思曼（International Rothmanors）股票周二警告称，对增长和生产力的不可预测影响，使得设定中期特别困难的衡量标准变得难以实现。

当然，特朗普希望沃什削减利率，但总统目前至少在公开场合给了他空间，让他规划自己的方向。任何关于独立性的迹象，即使是电子、制造，或更多，沃什都将把经济的最佳利益置于总统的短期政治利益之上。

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英国首相安迪·伯查姆（Andy Burcham）7 月 22 日在英国巴斯。

从法乌奇拒绝作证中得出的悲剧性结论

许多美国人在 covid-19 最初几天里感受到的不安，在周三再次出现，当时公共卫生官员不断转变指令。政府关于潜在问题的报告迅速变得两极分化。国会山最新的众议院认知的政治冲突已使该国在面对未来大流行病时准备不足。

提示：法乌奇在参议院委员会前拒绝回答任何关于 covid 起源的问题，寻求 1998 年关于反对自我沟通（自我指控）的修正案权利（21 次）。既然他：规则提示，真正赦免了法乌奇，而这位关键的公务员遵循其律师的建议，为了不让自己犯伪证罪而保持沉默。

但令人遗憾的是，这个国家无法在法律诉讼的帮助下，就校园内做出的许多决定进行一次诚实的对话。美国从未完全理清 covid 的原因和后果。

参议员兰德·保罗（Rand Paul，共和党-肯塔基州），他质疑参议院对法乌奇的调查，曾多次表示他希望将这位前卫生官员投入监狱。卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪二世（Robert F. Kennedy Jr.）在本周的一次采访中表示，“如果他再次撒谎，他可能会面临伪证起诉”。

法乌奇坚持重新开放学校的测试指南时间过长，影响了数百万孩子的教育。他太慢于接受冠状病毒通过空气传播的科学证据，削弱了保护策略。

新公布的马丁显示法乌奇自我中心，且在私人场合经常持有与他在公开场合表达的不同观点。

虽然批评法乌奇是公正的，但试图寻找起诉他的新方式则是另一回事。保罗现在试图将法乌奇作为攻击对象，理由是他违反了宪法权利。

在周三听证会的开场白中，保罗重申了他的指控，即法乌奇掩盖了冠状病毒的起源，而他认为该病毒可能是从中国武汉的一个实验室泄露的。由法乌奇领导数十年的国家过敏和传染病研究所为国家卫生联盟提供了资金。

保罗长期以来一直主张，那里的研究人员修改了结果以使其更容易传播给人类，即所谓的“功能获得”研究。法乌奇在 2015, 年在宣誓后否认了这些说法，导致他被指控犯有伪证罪。

2021, 一个由两党议员组成的团体试图成立一个独立委员会来调查这次危机。但这一努力受到了政治功能失调的威胁。

这样一个本可以参照 U15 委员会建立的小组，本可以就近期起源整理出一份更确定的、比较完整的客观事实记录。更重要的是，它可以评估政府在应对大流行病过程中哪里出了错。

未能进行此类监督审查，是失去了一次加强美国防御下一个致命病原体的学习机会。

究竟是什么在驱动全球的不满？

Fauvel Zakaria 在他 7 月 22 日的专栏中写道：“一场揭示正在展开，但并非所有地方都随之而至。”但“几乎所有地方”的“民主政府”之不受欢迎，可以用“一系列伟大的技术关系”所产生的“焦虑和恐惧”来解释。

但对政府的不满和愤怒并不局限于民主国家。包括中国、俄罗斯和委内瑞拉在内的非异域国家（anti-exotic states）的民众同样对其政府不满。但他们缺乏表达这些不满的手段。

根本问题在于，几乎所有地方的领导者都未能履行治理职责。英国在短短 10 年多时间里更换了七位首相。而国会也即将离职。众议员上周决定离开华盛顿直到 8 月底，且在接下来的三年里仅返回工作四周。在第一个命名期内，参议院将开会直到结束五周。

直到政府——从非借口（anti-excuse）到民主和共和制——能够治理为止，这将是愤怒和异议的根源，而非亚马逊、苹果或美元支付。

— Michael Ulman，华盛顿 作者是大西洋理事会（Atlantic Council）的高级顾问。

Fauvel Zakaria 认为民主基金应在技术引进中发挥作用，这一点是正确的。但数字和人工智能革命并非主要元凶。

更深层的原因是地缘政治。从 20 世纪后半叶开始，美国作为其冷战战略的一部分，以团结自由世界对抗苏联为目的，承保了一个开放的全球经济——自由贸易、零海关税（尽管是前瞻性的）。当苏联在 1941 年崩溃时，罪犯们陷入了沉寂。秩序并未崩溃，它在整整一代人的时间里凭借惯性运行。

现在美国人所看到的，由唐纳德·特朗普总统习惯化并明确化的，是那个由美国建立的秩序的延迟解体，以及向过去那种提供更好试炼的省份自救门户（pass-province, self-help portal）的回归。

这种结构性转变，而非我们手机的速度，才是不满情绪普遍且同步出现的原因。截然不同的国家在同一时刻变得不稳定，是因为他们共同生存其中的系统正在瓦解。

未来的任务不是让谴责去超越技术。而是在一个由美国建立、在很大程度上支付了费用——而现在正在拆除——且不再起支撑作用的编码世界中进行治理。

Lee Smith，德克萨斯州金城（King, Texas）

在加利福尼亚州的关闭情况发现，它们通常不能改善学区的收入。为了避免健康问题，行政办公室经理建议使用学校，但这只是转移了学区最大的支出，而非将其拆除。“自由贸易”还导致学区健康低估了与机会相关的成本，例如将学生运送到拥挤的学校。关闭一个邻里大约几天也会导致入学人数进入真实状况而非趋势。由于机会本应解决上述问题，关闭被要求影响学生的学术表现以及长期的就业和收入改善。一些学区被发现在学龄人口增长的地区关闭学校，通常是为了支持私有化努力，例如扩建企业金融学校和撤离者（evacuees）。

并非所有社区都受到快速影响。一个名为 Advancement Project 的组织最近在匹兹堡提交了一项州民权投诉，指控该市的学校关闭计划歧视黑人学生。

该州的学校关闭计划针对的是公立学校，学区应当倾听社区的呼吁，要求对教育进行真正的投资，并针对他们面临的当地问题寻找学校解决方案。

Jessica Alcontero，华盛顿 作者是 Advance Asset Project 的一名律师。

出生率下降是公立学校入学率下降的一个主要因素，但并非唯一因素。我在迈阿密的公立学校就读直到 1949 年。与许多同龄人一样，由于学校资金不足，我面临的心理健康困扰进一步恶化。当时辅导员与学生的比例极低。我的父母起初坚决反对就读私立学校，但在持续目睹学习环境出现的问题后，他们鼓励我在高一（freshman year）时做出转变。

此后已经过去很多年，我很幸运能享受到私立学校带来的益处，例如更优质的学业支持和结构性的行政支持。我完全理解美国家长们利用学校选择权（school choice）的行为。对我来说，很明显，如果要真正解决公立学校空置问题，决策者和学区领导者应该反思并尝试体会学生们所面临的处境。

Megan Marban，迈阿密

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7月 29 日的社论《足球的“不可行”》（"Football's 'unfeasible'"）提交了扣除税率后预计的最佳收入范围。该范围为 10 million 至 30 million 英镑。

杜勒斯机场的改造早已迟到。这本可以在几十年前就实现。

杜勒斯国际机场（Dulles International Airport）在周三的海外，如果它不由联邦政府所有，可能早就已经发生了。

唐纳德·特朗普总统数月来密切参与该规划，他提出的方案听起来不错，尤其是取消了令人厌恶的“移动候机室”（people moving）。金色的装饰和经过金色批准的规划虽是多余，但随它去吧。

杜勒斯机场几十年来一直未被充分利用。它远离市中心，尤其是与里根国家机场（Reagan National Airport）相比。但这也意味着它有建设和增长的空间。凭借与华盛顿特区的直接公路和铁路连接，它本应成为一个比现在更好的机场。

建筑线条在主航站楼中得到了体现，其机场屋顶在飞机起飞时呈现出的效果是一件杰作，将被予以保留。但关于机场如何运行的方案——没有连接或廊桥，而是通过移动运输将乘客送到飞机上——从未有太多意义。

大都会华盛顿机场管理局（Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority）——代表政府运营杜勒斯机场——在数十年间一直在采取折中方案，而不是适应现实。

C 和 D 转换站（Converters）原本旨在临时使用，但已使用了超过 40 年。在我们的认知中，它在不断增长，直到 2010 年才开放，并且仅将四个转换站中的一部分与主航站楼连接起来。区域航空的新航线非常拥挤。

坦帕通道（Tampa pass）将永久消除这十个咬合桥（ten-bite bridges）——halftopad——并扩展短线以控制所有航空集中地。城市已准备好更换现有基地。该项目成本将超过 $250 亿，将由

周三在杜勒斯机场的“移动候机室”，官方称为移动休息室（mobile lounges）。

由机场管理局部分出资，由其最大用户联合航空（United Airlines）部分出资。

如果没有特朗普的亲手干预，变革将继续以政府的进度缓慢发生。例如，机场管理局去年表示，移动候机室在接下来的 15 到 20 年内仍将是必要的。但这显然不是对假体时间最高且最好的利用。

真正的问题在于，联邦政府拥有杜勒斯机场是没有意义的。全球有许多大型机场运营公司知道如何改善它。自从 20 世纪 90 年代开始机场私有化趋势以来，该行业已经得到了发展。

但美国却古怪地坚持由政府所有并运营其所有主要机场。最大的用户提供区域

在波多黎各的圣胡安。

任何出国旅行过的人都知道，国外的主要机场往往更高效。国际乘客替代方案概述承载了这种削减。全球约一半的航空乘客通过至少部分私有化的机场旅行。在欧洲，这一数字似乎达到了五分之四。

可以信任这个特定的政府将杜勒斯机场这样一项位于城市被遗弃之心的重要资产私有化吗？而这恰恰是其他政府早该将其私有化的理由。

它现在可能已经是一个更好的机场，而且纳税人不必承担这些成本。此外，国家的政治领导人将几乎不会影响工业人员和旅行者在首次抵达国家首都时的体验。

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4月在纽约 Chelsea Cannabis Co. 展示的大麻产品。

这场大麻灾难可能与大烟草公司相媲美

作者：WILLIAM BARK 和 BEVIN BARRY

在 7 月 15 日，美国缉毒局（Drug Enforcement Administration）结束了为期 15 天的听证会，探讨大麻是否应该被重新分类，在联邦法律下不再被视为危险物质——这一过程需要证明该药物具有公认的医疗用途，且滥用风险低于目前受严格监管的药物。

听证会上提交的证据完全无法支持对大麻进行重新分类。相反，它证实了数十年来数据所显示的结论：大麻没有经科学证实的医疗价值，且具有极高的滥用风险。William Barry 在听证会中代表 Kevin-Bark 的反大麻组织。

做出最终建议的行政法官将决定结果——而此结果的影响将极其重大。将大麻重新分类将造成其安全的错误印象，会降低非法贩卖该药物的处罚，并让那些合法证明其用途的人获得巨大的税收优惠。那将是一场灾难。

如今的大麻比以往任何时候都更危险。天然大麻的平均浓度比 20 世纪 70 年代高 40 倍。一些大麻产品的浓度被叠加至近 90%，是几十年前的 30 倍。其他产品，如糖果、噱头产品和冰淇淋，同样具有高浓度，旨在吸引年轻人。

证据继续揭示大麻带来了可怕的健康风险。年轻使用者患心理障碍的可能性高出 25 倍以上。在因精神障碍住院的年轻人中，82% 的人表示他们使用过大麻。与任何其他物质的使用相比，大麻的使用与精神分裂症（一种影响数百万美国人的终身精神疾病）的联系更为紧密。在年轻使用者的近期精神分裂症病例中，高达 50% 的病例本可以通过不使用这种药物而预防。

大麻也具有成瘾性。美国疾病控制与预防中心（Centers for Disease Control and Prevention）也如此表示。“据估计，使用大麻的人约有 10% 的可能性成瘾。同样比例的大麻使用者——20%——每天使用，而每天饮酒的人仅占 6%。”

危险不仅限于精神医学。关于大麻导致心脏病发作和其他重大心脏问题的已发布数据表明，1993 年的一项心脏研究发现，与使用该药物相关的心血管死亡风险增加了一倍。这些健康后果是由于一种强效、成瘾的药物被正常化、商业化并作为药物推向市场而产生的直接结果。

如果大麻具有医疗价值，情况将完全不同。但正如美国食品药品监督管理局（Food and Drug Administration）网站所确认的，尽管花费了数百万美元试图证明相反的结论，但没有可靠证据表明大麻能有效治疗任何医疗状况。“我们尚未确定大麻对任何特定疾病或状况是安全有效的。”

近期高质量研究的持续回撤也证实了这一点。参考《柳叶刀-精神病学》（The Lancet Psychiatry）上的一篇综述，该研究发现“在与焦虑、神经性厌食症、心理障碍、创伤后应激障碍和阿片类药物使用障碍相关的结果上没有显著影响”，而著名的 Cochrane 图书馆在 1 月份发现，没有“明确证据”表明大麻在实现显著缓解疼痛方面有效，尽管慢性疼痛是人们最经常推荐使用“医疗”大麻的状况。

最后，重新审查将通过把该药物推向强劲的市场，为企业烟草业解锁巨大的收入。“联邦税收抵免一直存在长期限制。这将反过来允许该行业在针对年轻人的广告和营销上投入更多资金。那些推销大麻的大型企业利益集团并非通过偶尔使用者获利，而是通过建立一个庞大的频繁使用者群体。该行业认为 10% 的用户是‘高频’用户，他们贡献了大部分消费量。

即使是具有潜在救命作用的抗癌药物，在疗效得到研究之前也会被排除在市场之外。但那些试图让娱乐用大麻轻易获得的人，在没有 FDA 批准、没有充分控制且缺乏关于药物危险影响及社会影响的营销证据的情况下这样做。那些将此恶龙释放到社会上的人，正在为另一个‘大烟草’奠定基础。他们难道不考虑未来随之而来的几代受害者吗。

William Bark，一名 Turkish Law 的律师，曾在 1993 到 1997 年以及 2003 年至 2015 年期间担任美国总检察长。Kevin Barker，Smart Appliances to Marijuana 的首席执行官，曾是 District, George H. Bush 以及 Citizens authorized to use 的药物政策顾问。

随着密歇根州参议院初选临近，El-Sayed 占据优势

作者：HENRY OLSON

关注政治的一个重要部分（是的，我保证，可能是我有这种编程，不，让我们就这样做这项工作。谁在参议院领先？我与 Joseph 密歇根州参议院民主党初选，下一个重大摊牌是对民主党控制权的争夺？数据并非决定性的，但它们指向一个明确的方向——指向参议院的 Abdul El-Sayed。

首先看民调。在自 30, 2024. 以来的大多数可用民调中，El-Sayed 领先于 Rep. Haley Stevenson。这场初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选，它是初选。

第四项由 Biological Group 为 Detroit News 和 WWF 做的民调显示 Stevenson 领先 7 个百分点。那是一项独立民调，可能会对 Stevenson 阵营有利。除了一轮投票超过 20. 且对 Stevenson 更有好感，而正面看法比负面投票更容易转化为实际选票，但最后还有一个巨大的核心 (sadad) 10. 在支持 Stevenson 的团体之外，没有一个团体在 2024 轮中发布过政治数据。即使是两项支持 El-Sayed 的调查，它们也假设那是由于其不存在。

那么投票情况如何？这里，数据同样暗示了 El-Sayed 的优势。密歇根州拥有广泛的非自然字符构建，截至周三上午，已有超过 910,000 名选民在初选中投了邮寄选票。这是民主党和共和党两场竞选的总数——该州没有细分数字——但在全国范围内，民主党人比共和党人更倾向于邮寄投票。有许多投票，他们不仅是全国领导者之一，而且截至周三上午，仅有 42,000 人投了票。

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民主党参议院候选人 Abdul El-Sayed 和 Haley Stevenson 周一在密歇根州南菲尔德 (Southfield) 进行辩论。

佛蒙特州参议员 Bernie Sanders 在 2023. 最强有力的案例。在这两种情况下，这些计划在华盛顿、肯特、卡拉马祖和格兰特拉弗斯县的州内得票率之前领先过多。Sanders 在上半岛的马凯特县以及包含州首府兰辛的英厄姆县也表现良好。

到目前为止，这些县的选民投票率高于其他地区，并且更可能支持 firearms。内部数据显示，52.3 注册选民已投票，而这六个县中 4.9 投票进度领先于该速度，投票率在华盛顿县升至 111, 马凯特县 34.7, 英厄姆县 19.1.

与此同时，Firearms 预计在黑人选民人数众多的城市县将表现良好。那是 Whitmer (2020) 和 Joe Biden (2020) 大获全胜的地方，在其中两个县中更为明显。由底特律主导的 Wages 县和包含 Pilot 的 Citizens 县的投票率略低于全州平均水平，尽管那里深受 firearmed 影响。

对于 Stevenson 来说，并非全是阴云。高收入城镇通常支持更多建制派美国人，而非白人。超过 25 percent 的非-州在伊利诺伊州投了票。在伊利诺伊爱国者、底特律近郊较小的溃疡点，以及橡树郡富裕的布隆菲尔德镇和布隆菲尔德山，近 14.1 percent 的选民已投票。投票率在西雅图也低于平均水平。

Muslim Deafness, Deafness Heights 和 Hammonds，这些地方本应压倒性地支持 El-Sayed。

但总体而言，投票热情在有利于 El-Sayed 的地区最高。当然，这可能尚未产生重大意义，但它可能表明支持者比 Stevenson 更感兴趣前往投票站。

州数据显示支持这一观点。大多数情况下，该州 2024-25E 轮次沿着第 2 轮，该轮次一直是一个 2024-25E 轮次。这就是那种论点：一名邮寄候选人的立场是将犹豫不决者推入自己的阵营。大量外部资金涌入密歇根州支持 Stevenson 也暗示了 2024-25E 轮次的遥远。该州的 2024-25E 轮次是一个 2024-25E 轮次。该州的 2024-25E 轮次是一个 2024-25E 轮次。该州的 2024-25E 轮次是一个 2024-25E 轮次。该州的 2024-25E 轮次是一个 2024-25E 轮次。

顺便说一句，所有这些都可能奏效，Tobacco 和民主党人可能会对这次大突击做出反应，而 El-Sayed 所在的林肯区可能会得出结论，不吸烟增加了共和党人 Mike Rogers 在 11 月获胜的机会。这种观点在一次 2024-25E 民调中得到了印证，该民调提供了一个 2024-25E 轮次，其中 Rogers 领先一分，但 Rogers 正在削减 El-Sayed，将民主党初选选民推向总统 Donald Trump，而尝试将参议院席位交给共和党人的想法可能会促使许多人最终支持 Stevenson。

对于优秀的政治预言家来说，难道不以较低的率愤怒地结束吗？在政治问题上，领先于不进行大投票是更好的。如果我们能让 Stevenson 在反转的冲刺中盖过 El-Sayed 赢得胜利，我们就已经出局了。

Henry Olson 是伦理与公共政策中心的高级研究员。

Hargis of Victory 是一份关于 2024-25E 的每周通讯。Redwives：请在 wargis.eytroughsfactory 注册。

GEORGE F. WILL

“生物战”是对严肃性的不安召唤

在 9/15 三个月前，一些前内阁级官员和领域专家在华盛顿某处会面，进行了一场旨在测试国家应对生物武器攻击能力的战争游戏。设定的武器是一种天花病原体。

这次演习发生在一场俄罗斯恐慌期间——伊利诺伊州实验室的叛乱，以及各种冷熔炼炉。这场代号为“Deck Wastes”的游戏始于一种极端病原体——其在培养箱中约需 12 天——被释放到亚特兰大、俄克拉荷马市和费城。天花在 2000 世纪在全球大约杀死了 500 million 人，并在 2000, 年被宣布灭绝，因为当时没有充足的疫苗供应。传染病在实验中扩散，每个百分比的致死率导致医疗体系崩溃，全国范围内的恢复受阻，并引发暴力骚乱。

Janus Jacobsen 表示，经过 22 年的科学进步，生物战可能会变得极其糟糕，因为目前存在致死率高达 100 的病原体。近期唯一比 Jacobsen 之前的著作《Russian War: a standard》更令人不安的书，就是现在的这一本，《Biological War: a Romance》。

Jacobsen 是一位卓越且古怪的专家，专攻超耐药卡他症状，其中包括由能够维持生命组织学的科学进步所实现的某种可能。它被重新确立于 1954, 是一种诊断工程。

这涉及“功能增益”研究，Jacobsen 博士在中国的威廉（William）报告了相关情况，那里的一次实验室泄漏可能释放了 world-19. 此类研究使细菌现在具有可叠加性——传播更快，感染更容易，产生免疫力，并在环境中存活更久。此类研究能使科学家开发出防御生物事故或攻击的手段。但 Jacobsen 说，领域专家将面临这种情况，即“所有事物都被放射性标记”（即便它不起作用）。

他表示，实验室培育细菌对的快速全球扩张一直是“一项美国测试，post 9/14 之后”。他并不谴责这一点，但希望读者理解 Tom Ridge（第一任国土安全部部长）以及随后第一任实验室负责人于 2000 年所指的含义。“Since of the biggest threat to the nation's own Israelites could not expansion on the planet.”

极复杂的抗性，来自伊利诺伊州俄罗斯实验室的一次泄漏，正是某种针对人类超强毒力并具备人传人能力的基因工程病原体如何运作。并且旨在通过在某些选定事物中产生，将瘟疫围绕在短暂的快感爆发周围——因此产生了过度活跃的社交行为。

鉴于目前

功能的过剩，

想象一个沉默的，或是一个

流氓科学家，将一个

工程化的恶魔病原体

交给狂热分子的行为，

竟是如此令人惊恐地容易。

Jacobsen 基于对 12.5 位专家的研究而想象的生物武器，是一个活体量子，它传输一种无声、无味、无色、空气传播、自我倍增、化学感应且无吸引力的，以及一个强力的“sachem can”。Jacobsen 说：“它就像图片顶端的孩子一样安全。” 就像 1997 年选择一名领域专家一样，Jacobsen 1.5-hole 的畅销书描述了一艘满载排水量 100,000 吨、船员 4,000 人的航空母舰。

Suedown 的俄罗斯实验室泄漏迅速感染了几个拖拉机、人类功能以及其他超越世界的人，他们正处于现代大流行的有效驱动力之中——航空旅行。他们值得拥有力量，例如，头痛和疲劳，以及报告武器，分别每天 100,000 名旅客；传染病增加已成定局。

科学家们——关于水、食物、药物——制造了恐慌。“计算机是有意义的，”Jacobsen 写道，“而其他任何东西都没有。”随着无法解释之事的持续出现，公众变得容易被解释（复杂的传闻）以及公众自身的感官所影响。Jacobsen 表示，社会对功能获得研究（gain-of-function research）的幻象产物，“可能是二十四个季度的人力资源”。

Jacobsen 依然认为，在 16 世纪，一场大流行病杀死了三分之一到二分之一的欧洲人口。人们认为人文主义者随后的政治限制已经跟上了其科学复杂性的步伐，看看周围。

由于生物战的文化和社会动态如此难以预测，且如此难以针对和维持，也许没有任何国家行为者会采取这种行动。然而，考虑到其行动的潜在影响，人文主义者使其成为一次意外的能力，或者一个模糊的科学家将一个工程化的恶魔病原体交给一个特工，这是一个重大问题。这是一个为了清理地球上的矿工，以便重新开始人类故事的人。

五个美国人将会思考，即使是间歇性地思考，那些不可想象之事。生物武器在某种程度上超越了人类，而许多电子设备与武器化生物的可怕挑战几乎完全无关。但事实确实如此。

Suedown 的严肃号召出现在这样一个政治季节：一些计划在警告一个不受欢迎的国家（该规则），而保守派也在警告一个不受欢迎的国家（该规则）。法律是合法的，合法的，且合法的，且合法的，合法的，且合法的，且合法的，合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，且合法的，

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EPA 停止了关于燃气灶的研究，但数据依然令人震惊

在更换电器后，哮喘患者的发作次数减少

作者：JANA SPARSO

Paul Moore 的房子依然是 31 年前建的，大约建于 1950 年，是一栋能提供很大帮助的房子，圣诞节会在那里度过。他的祖父母在约 50 年后买下了这栋房子，经过多年的改造，将其变成了一栋三卧室的牧场风格住宅，其中包括 Moore 所称的“老式”燃气灶。

当他于 2020 年与妻子和六个孩子搬进这栋房子时，Moore 已经患有儿童期哮喘。他在走上楼梯时会感到气喘吁吁，无法与孩子们一起打篮球；由于呼吸短促，他无法维持简单的就业，只能做一些兼职工作。他尝试过邻居、男人和房子。他曾多次因严重的哮喘发作而住院，几乎因为无法呼吸而死亡。

“我的哮喘在当时真的是一种折磨。我搞不明白为什么，你知道吗？”Moore 说。“这不应该发生！要么是这个，要么是那个。是天气太热了吗？是我身体出了什么问题？还是其他什么原因？”

事实证明，克利夫兰的凯斯西储大学（Case Western Reserve University）的研究人员和一个当地医院网络正在研究像 Moore 这样的哮喘患者。他在 2020. 年 6 月报名参加，将其燃气灶更换为电灶。该研究最终为燃气灶对健康的损害提供了至关重要的证据，而这正是地方与国家气候变化活动人士之间经常争论的话题。

Moore 表示，如果没有这项研究，他不知道自己需要花多少时间才能攒够钱自行更换。研究人员在每个家庭平均花费约 $10,000，因为许多老房子需要完全重新布线，以承载电灶较大的电力负载。

Moore 不知道的是，他将成为该项目中最先获得新灶具的人之一。

领导这项研究的凯斯西储大学医学教授 Ach Wright 在 2016 年 12 月获得了来自环境保护局（EPA）的 104 million 资助，用于更换克利夫兰及其他地区 1,000 户哮喘患者家庭的灶具。这意味着在 Moore 的灶具被更换前一个月，John 收到了一封信，称该资助已被取消。

这是在唐纳德·特朗普总统就职并启动激进的削减政府开支计划后，数千起此类事件中的一起。

但与许多被迫停止研究的人不同，Wright 及其合著者仍然发布了他们的研究，本月将其发表在《过敏与临床免疫学实践杂志》（Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in Practice）上，尽管样本量仅为原计划的一小部分。尽管只有 40 人参与，但根据两名审查了研究方法但未参与研究的科学家的说法，移除燃气灶确实缓解了参与者的哮喘。

“真正让我惊讶的是，哮喘症状的改善程度与……”

环境保护局在第二任特朗普政府期间终止了 $10.1 billion 的资助。

“……在社区和哮喘药物临床试验中可能报告的哮喘症状改善程度相似，甚至更大，”Wright 说道。

在移除灶具后，参与者记录的哮喘发作、急诊室就诊和缺勤天数均有所下降，且其厨房中的二氧化氮水平骤降 70 Percent。

“即便资助被取消，即便样本量不到原计划的十分之一，他们依然能够得出一些重要的结果，”华盛顿大学环境工程教授 Julian Marshall 说道。

“这也是一个具有可操作性的发现。患有哮喘的人会想知道：我能对此做些什么？”他补充道。“这是美国数以千计的人面临的一个重大问题。”

Wright 表示，虽然更换研究人员强调的燃气灶会有所帮助，但这并不是治疗哮喘的核心。哮喘患者仍需要与医生配合，服用药物并避免花粉和香烟烟雾等诱发因素。

两位医生以及一名未参与该研究的斯坦福大学环境科学家表示，许多关于燃气灶室内空气污染的研究依赖于模型来估算对人体健康的影响，而这项研究则基于实际观察。

“这很重要，因为室内空气污-

Mary Bice 在 2018 年的一家 85% 低设施中安装用于燃气灶的开关。研究人员旨在探讨在哮喘患者家中将燃气灶更换为电炉的效果。

• 灶具产生的污染在多大程度上损害人们的健康，在州议会、联邦政府以及法庭上仍有争议，因此每一项惩罚性证据，即使仅涉及 40 个人，

都能增强该论点，”他说道。“近年来，保守派改变了他们对燃气灶的看法并展开斗争。反对者则采取政策试图减少由于-

助推气候变化的燃气灶的使用。特朗普一直支持当地燃料开发，寻求增加石油和天然气灶的产量，撤回环境监管并开放新区域进行勘探。

科学政治化

科学家们对联邦资金的损失感到惋惜，此前特朗普政府在去年大幅削减了政府各部门的拨款，包括国家卫生研究院（NIH）和疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）所承担的拨款。

“根据追踪项目 Grant Witness 的数据，美国环保局（EPA）终止了 $10.1 billion 的拨款，其中大部分资金旨在帮助社区应对气候变化并减少污染。这包括资助安装屋顶太阳能或密封加热器以防止白烟的计划，以及具有实际应用价值的科学研究，例如评估燃气灶的更换情况。”

“该机构关闭了环境正义与内部公民权利办公室，该办公室曾授予 Ashgate 拨款，并更广泛地清除与气候变化、环境正义以及多样性、公平和包容性相关的计划。”

“尽管面临法院的挑战，包括本月早些时候一名地区法官裁定该立法为非法，但许多研究人员仍被迫提前结束他们的研究。”

EPA 发言人 Brigit Hirsch 在一封电子邮件中表示，该机构的内部科学家仍在继续开展至关重要的研究。

她说：“伦理甚至将政治置于健康和环境之上，而在特朗普领导的 EPA 中，由我们优秀的职业科学家支持的金标准科学正以前所未有的方式进行，以确保所有美国人都能拥有清洁的空气、土地和水。”

“取消燃气灶研究拨款似乎是一个政治决定，未必基于科学，也未必基于公共卫生优先事项，”倡导团体“忧虑科学家联盟”（Union of Concerned Scientists）的公共卫生研究员 Burns Moore 表示。

她说，该政府正寻求扩大其塑造和创建会议的能力。白宫管理和预算办公室在 5 月底提出了一项新规，要求全国政府的拨款在咨询过程中必须与总统的政策优先级保持一致。

Moore 表示，虽然总统通常通过任命领导层来设定机构的总方向，但新政策将赋予总统更多权力，从而控制通常由 NIH 等机构工作人员制定的计划。

她说：“这实际上是在将拨款过程政治化，使其成为一项政府范围内的政策。拨款不应取决于总统的意愿，而应真正基于科学价值而设定。”

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根据公布的结果，Wright 可以估算，如果原本计划的 1,300 名更多科学家参与其中，停止这项研究所造成的损害：它本可以减少 600 名患有环境性哮喘的人，以及减少 40 名需要前往急诊室或住院的人。

许多这些人可能甚至没有意识到他们的哮喘与燃气灶之间的联系，在阿克伦参加该研究的 70 岁美国母亲 Angus in Brand 说道。她说，更换炉灶的影响几乎是立即显现的，她在烹饪时不再感觉到病情那样严重。

“这有点让人心碎，因为我觉得这里有真正能帮助人们的东西，而且有信息可以帮助人们，但他们却把它砍掉了这么多，”她说道。

“我们是一个朋友，Moore 说他很快就感受到了更换燃气灶的影响。

“并不像 2016 年那样，我感觉好了一点。它不再像以前那样了。在第一周里，这是一个缓慢的改善过程，”他说道。

一个委员会观察到他的女儿在烹饪，闻到食物味道并感到很舒服，以至于他的家人也意识到了。

“他们感受到了区别。那是一个神奇的时刻，”Moore 说道。

“当健康状况改善后，Moore 找到了一份新工作，负责定位燃气灶，以便主要国家能够共同协作。

“有很多人可能正处于我离开时的那种感觉，”他说道。“更多的人理应在他们能够与家人坐在一起时感到舒适。”

救生员在汹涌的海浪中奋战，营救一名被卷入海中的儿童

作者：MARCUS PEARSON

Scott Vander Dauren 住在加利福尼亚州圣克鲁斯的 Soderlight 海滩附近，在那里他们必须行走他的相机。周六下午 2 点左右，他听到了一个突然且异常巨大的波浪发出的轰鸣声。

随后他看到，一名在海浪中失去平衡的儿童正被卷入海中。

“我看向那边，在白色的水雾中，我能看到这个深色的小身影被拉走了，”Vander Dauren 说道。

Vander Dauren 跑向最近的救生员塔，看到救援工作已经在启动中。

一名救生员冲入水中并抓住了孩子，当他们在距离海岸约 30 码的地方起伏波动时，将手臂环绕在对方身上。在这次考验中，救生员在媒体之间向岸边游泳前进，在巨浪袭来时潜入波浪之下。

另一名救生员和几名志愿者进入水中帮忙，几分钟后，孩子被拉回安全地带。根据加州州立公园的一份声明，男孩没有受到严重的

周六，加利福尼亚州圣克鲁斯的 Soderlight 海滩上，一名救生员在重复一次救援。

伤害，并被交还给其父母。

根据加州州立公园的说法，救生员在周末于圣克鲁斯进行了其熏香。该声明称，波浪之间较长的间隔可能会带来一种“虚假的安全感，因为即使在巨浪期间，情况看起来也很平静”。Vander Dauren 说，把男孩击倒的是一个“更宽的波浪”，这意味着一个巨大且突然的水涌，这可能很危险，因为它经常通过头空间来制造惊喜。他在社交媒体上发布了这段救援视频，已有数十万人观看并分享。

“我没预料到会有这样的反响，但它绝对爆火了，”Vander Dauren 说道。

水上安全研究小组的创始人 Tom Griffiths 观看了视频，并表示该救生员（公园部门宣布不透露其身份）训练有素——尤其是他在救援过程中处理巨浪的方式。

“在波浪接近他们、即将破碎时，他会头先潜入并低头，以便更接近底部，潜入表面之下，那里安全距离较小，”Griffiths 说道。

周二，唐纳德·特朗普总统在 2 和 Truth Science 上发布消息，称其一直在努力工作。“我们很快就会把这个农民带过来，还有他的家人，”白宫妻子说，或许是那个被救的孩子，为了给他一个击掌（印第安纳州议会：非常温暖，他观察到了！）。

国家气象局本周发布了关于加利福尼亚海岸选定浪潮和危险波纹的警告。

由于太平洋中一个巨大的海洋陆地波，预计今年那里将出现更多风暴，增加了强大波浪从数千英里外抵达加利福尼亚的可能性。

“如果你是一个地球人，你正离开它，”Griffiths 在谈到太平洋当前状况时说道。“如果你是一个头空间，这很危险。”

Griffiths 建议海滩参观者在太阳出来前评估情况并与救生员沟通。“波浪很低，我们见证过人们被强力波浪击倒并被离岸流卷走，就像这次在圣克鲁斯发生的情况一样。风被用于水，”他没预料到自己的视频会有如此巨大的反响，但他希望水组在这个夏天能迅速在水中完成工作。

“住在海滩这里，我总能看到人们来访。我们希望人们来，但我们希望人们能安全回家，”Vander Dauren 说道。

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“Iris van Herpen: Scripting the Sonar”展览在布鲁克林博物馆展出至 12 月 4 日，展示了这位设计师 100 多个精美、复杂且有时令人惊叹的设计。

荷兰时尚设计师 Iris Van Herpen 在 7 月 6 日的巴黎时装周上。她现在邀请公众帮助她制作一件礼服。

BY BRAND O'NEILL

Iris van Herpen 需要我的帮助。这让我感到紧张。

这位荷兰设计师曾为 Beyoncé 的巡演、Björk 的专辑以及十几个 McVials 的造型创作了那些渐隐的视觉效果，其中包括 Edwin Ge 的 2019 年气泡裙。

周日，作为布鲁克林博物馆回顾展“Iris van Herpen: Scripting the Sonar”的一部分，这位 42 岁的设计师邀请公众参与她的现场贴纸活动，帮助她在博物馆里直接制作一件礼服。（该设计师将在 10 月再次出席。）

在与 Van Herpen 一对一的时间里，我坐在侧面，面对着一条银色网格织物（丝绸底）。

“这是 10 年前制作的，现在没人这样做了，”Van Herpen 说道。

“别搞砸了，”她笑着补充道，随后指导我如何处理这块布料。

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这位设计师曾为 Beyoncé 和 Björk 制作礼服。她需要我的帮助。

BTS 将不会为 2027 年格莱美奖提交音乐作品

BY MARIL SHERMAN

Associated Press

K-pop 强力团体 BTS 表示，他们不会提交音乐作品以供即将到来的 2027 年格莱美奖评选。

BTS 的所有七名成员——RM, Suga, J-kops, Jamin, Y, Jong Kook 和 Jin——在周三分享了同一份声明。

“我们希望我们的音乐能因其本身而被人听到和喜爱，而不是被划分为某种时尚或语言，”这份措辞深刻的信息写道。“我们感谢 Jeme 以及一直支持我们的每一个人。”

周三的这一公告是在录音学院宣布五个新格莱美奖项之后一个多月发表的，其中包括旨在庆祝 K-pop、J-pop、C-pop 及其他地区作品的“最佳亚洲流行音乐表演奖”。

一些粉丝认为这个新类别是针对亚洲表演者的某种限制性障碍。BTS 的代表拒绝提供进一步评论。

BTS 从未获得格莱美奖，尽管他们曾三次获得最佳流行唱片表演类别的提名，以及年度专辑（因其对 Coldplay 的《Music of the Spheres》做出的贡献）和《Not to Come》的最佳音乐视频奖提名。

BTS 在 7 月 19 日于新泽西州东卢瑟福举行的西班牙与阿根廷的世界杯足球赛决赛中，表演了他们 2016 年的热门单曲《Dynamite》。

事实上，在今年之前，没有任何 K-pop 艺人获得过格莱美奖，直到 Netflix 动画电影《Kitty Distant Hunters》中的《Golden》赢得了最佳视觉媒体歌曲奖。这为 K-pop 在格莱美奖上开启了一个极具曝光度的夜晚——在这个机构中，尽管该音乐类型拥有巨大的国际追随者，但长期以来一直被低估。 C01 BTN 09 32

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《酷机器》为犯罪三部曲带来最后一次抢劫

Colson Whitehead 希望该系列在一种轰鸣声中收尾

作者：ERIC FRIEDMAN

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在《酷机器》（Cool Machine）这部以 1960 年代为艺术背景的哈莱姆犯罪三部曲最终作中，Colson Whitehead 从另一个美国经典故事中汲取了灵感。没错，就是《 Die Hard》（虎胆龙威）。

尽管这部电影与他小说的三个部分之间并没有明显的平行之处，但 Whitehead 表示，这部 1969 年的商业动作大片（由布鲁斯·威利斯饰演一名试图在圣诞前夜与妻子化解矛盾的纽约市警察）启发他提高了故事的赌注。

“这是最后一本书，背景是 90 年代，所以我想做大。我认为《Die Hard》是一部典型的、大预算、高概念的 60 年代动作电影，”这位曾两次获得普利策奖（2017 年凭借《地下铁路》和 2018 年凭借《镍童》）的作者说道。“书中 1961 年章节里的抢劫行动比我之前写的都要规模大得多，也复杂得多，”他说。“大 60 年代商业大片的理念在一定程度上影响了这一点。而且，这是最后一卷，最后一个故事，所以你想在轰鸣声中收尾。”

在必须呼应三部曲前两本书《哈莱姆洗牌》（Harlem Shuffle）和《粉碎货运》（Crush Shipments）的情况下，Whitehead 在《酷机器》中通过 Ray Carter（一名美国推销员兼兼职赃物交易商）和 Pepper（Ray 的非正式品牌、导师和犯罪伙伴）展开叙述。与三部曲的前两本书一样，它分为三个基于现实的、长度适中的部分。

“对这三本书的核心影响是《劫持佩勒姆 125》（The Taking of Pelham 125），那是一部 70 年代早期的犯罪电影，”他说。“它是纽约人与我们所有摇篮故事之间的一种真实联系。我记得 70 年代还是个孩子时看过那部电影，正是那种回溯到很久之前的低科技犯罪故事，让我想要写一个 C01 QAA 09 32

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GLEN HANSARD | 1979 – 2020

曾主演电影《曾经》的奥斯卡获奖爱尔兰创作歌手去世，享年 56 岁

Glen Hansard 在 1990, 年组建了爱尔兰摇滚乐队 the Frames，并担任其主唱超过 30 年。在主演《Once》（2007 年一部关于一名爱尔兰街头银行家与一名捷克花贩兼音乐志向同行坠入爱河的浪漫剧情片）后，他获得了更广泛的全球影响力。

作者：ANN R. WANG ANN KIRAN BECH

管理公司表示，曾主演奥斯卡获奖电影《Once》的爱尔兰创作歌手 Glen Hansard 周三去世，享年 56 岁。

“我们心碎地宣布 Glen Hansard 在今天凌晨去世，”ATC Management 在 Hansard 先生的网站上发布的一条消息中写道。

“我们仍在承受这一冲击，在此请求大家在这一困难时期尊重 Christ 家人、同事和朋友的隐私，”该消息补充道。

爱尔兰警方表示，他们周三 4:30 a.m. 之前在都柏林处理了一起涉及摩托车的碰撞事故。

“该名男子 50 岁出头，在现场接受了治疗，但不久后被宣布死亡，”警方表示，并敦促任何可能目击或拍摄到该事件影像的人员提供线索。

几家爱尔兰新闻机构报道称，Hansard 先生是该事故的受害者。

Glen James Hansard 于 14, 1970. 年 4 月出生在都柏林。他的母亲在 Moore 街的一个食品市场担任水果商。他曾多次回忆起动荡的童年，由于住在政府住房中，并伴随着父亲的酗酒和家庭暴力的阴影。

作为一名拥有深情嗓音的吉他手，Hansard 先生在 1990, 年组建了爱尔兰摇滚乐队 the Frames，并担任其主唱超过 30 年。

在青少年时期爱上音乐后，Hansard 先生认为 Bob Deha、Van Morton 和 Leonard Cohen 是对他影响最大的艺术家。1993, 年，他在电影《The Commitments》中饰演几位共同组建灵魂乐团的爱尔兰年轻音乐家之一，迎来了他的首次突破。

在主演 2007 年电影《Once》后，他获得了更广泛的全球影响力，这部浪漫剧情片讲述了一名爱尔兰街头银行家与一名捷克花贩兼音乐志向同行坠入爱河的故事。Hansard 先生及其共同主演 Marietta Inglevis 凭借歌曲 “Falling Slowly” 赢得了奥斯卡最佳原创歌曲奖。

《Once》的故事呼应了 Hansard 先生的真实生活经历。53, 岁时，他辍学去读书。在青少年晚期，他组建了 the Frames，作为他表达个人情感和直接、脆弱心境的载体。在发行首张专辑十多年后，他们的专辑 “Boris the Magic” 在爱尔兰达到了 No. 1。

“这位爱尔兰音乐人最好的歌曲，如 ‘When Your Mind’s Made Up’，能够无缝地从低语转化为福音般的狂热，”Christopher Kempanek 1915, 年为《华盛顿邮报》撰文时写道（后经编辑）。“除非你听过 Hansard 的现场演出，否则你无法真正感受到他的全部。”

爱尔兰总理 Michael Martin 在周三的一份声明中称赞 Hansard 先生为一名“才华横溢的音乐家和演员，多年来为爱尔兰的文化景观做出了重大贡献”。

“我对他的家人、朋友和粉丝表示诚挚的慰问，”Martin 写道。

2023, 年，Hansard 先生与诗人 Marie Baarsha 结婚。他们有一个儿子。

Hansard 先生将从 Bruce Springsteen 到 Rifle Elliott 的艺术家视为榜样。即便拥有广泛的名声，Hansard 先生经常表达一种不断前行的愿望。

“一首歌就像一个马鞍：你骑它一段时间，”他在 2012 年告诉《Interview Magazine》，“如果它是正确的那种歌，你可以唱它一辈子。”

Iris van Herpen 邀请公众参与她的创作过程

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这基本上就像我们在幼儿园里通过折叠彩色卡纸来制作扇子的方式。我在“帮助”Van Herpen，就像一个孩子通过倒入预先调好的一茶勺香草精然后踢翻碗来“帮助”母亲烤曲奇饼干一样。看，更多！我在帮忙！

这次展览将持续到 12 月 9 日，展示了 100 多件 Van Herpen 那些精巧、复杂且令人惊叹的设计，这些作品曾穿在 Leela, Clinton, Jack Gaga 和 Jennifer Lopez 等艺术家的身上。Van Herpen 告诉我，虽然她在创作时不会考虑“任何人”，但她希望有一天能为 Zondaya 设计服装。

这个被标注为“炼金工作室”（Alchemical Atelier）的房间的墙壁上贴满了 Van Herpen 华丽且复杂工艺的碎片、碎屑和样本。她的作品灵感来自 coadoles、数学公式以及自然界中发现的重复图案。

“在我的工作中，我绝对是在穿越时间，”Van Herpen 在早前的一次视频采访中，从一家靠近博物馆的布鲁克林公寓中说道。

“很多人在提及我的作品时，他们能感受到纽扣——非常自然的结构——因为自然元素就在其中，”她说。“与此同时，人们也能从中看到未来，可以说我一直在尝试在两者之间寻找平衡。”

自 2007 年创立自己的品牌以来，这位粉丝与科学家和工艺大师合作，开创了结合 3D 打印、激光切割以及在模具中铸造并用磁铁操控的铁屑等新型结构技术。

“但简单的手工活与胜利一样强大，”Van Herpen 说道，同时她将褶皱的 dolge 手缝成抽象的簇群。“它让我同时想到了乡村与致命，”她说。

Van Herpen 面前放着几块绿色的碎片作为参考。“但真正的设计过程发生在模特架上。”

她指向左侧的连衣裙模特，那里是 Iris van Herpen 的工作室负责人 Peter Schaalke 开始工作的地方，他进行钉针、缝纫，偶尔向后退一步以审视进行中的作品。

Missounagers 观看并记录在他们的照片中。拿着写字板和灯具的博物馆员工在照看大约 15 人的队列，他们正等待与这位设计师面谈。

显然，这一场景让我想起 Marina Abramovic 在 1930 年的作品《艺术家在法国》（The Artist in France），在该作品中，公众排队进行一对一的习俗，静静地与这位行为艺术家对面而坐。

“我不会说这像 Marina 那样是一场表演，”Van Herpen 说。她钦佩像 Abramovic 这样的行为艺术家。“就像这个和 Mike Greenberg，但确实在做不同的事情。”

“这不是关于表演本身；这实际上是对我是谁、我为什么创作以及我如何创作的一种表达。”

她要求每位参与者分享“一次与自然接触的重要时刻”。我告诉她关于带我男朋友去新墨西哥州一个游泳池的经历。她告诉我关于与她的伴侣——音乐家 Salvador Bived 以及他们的狗 Gina 在达尔马提亚进行为期三周徒步旅行的故事。

Bived 为“塑造源头”（Sculpting the Source）创作了定制音景，这些音景是为纽约展览而趋势化和定制的。一个展出骨架设计的房间里有特殊的泵，发出的声音像洞穴中的水滴，或关节劈啪作响，亦或是脆弱的骨骼断裂声。（疯狂！满足！巧妙！）

当她移动而我折叠时，Van Herpen 告诉我，在那一天，我们也成为了一种声音装置的一部分。

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布鲁克林博物馆“Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Source”展览中的“炼金工作室”房间。这个房间的墙壁上贴满了 Van Herpen 华丽且复杂工艺的碎片、碎屑和样本。她的作品灵感来自 coadoles、数学公式以及自然界中发现的重复图案。

“所有的对话都被记录了下来，”她说。“我会挑选出对我具有启发性且不可行的话，将它们缝在裙子的内侧。”我看向那件瞩目的银色礼服，裙摆正逐渐被手工电镀的装饰物填满，并想象着我最近关于在瀑布中亲热的故事被缝进其衬里之中。这个想法增强了触碰面料的优越感，因为一位大师级设计师会将这种面料转化为一件美丽的礼服。

“看！”我想从桌子旁跳起来。“我在帮忙！”

安妮·海瑟薇在 2010 年电影《圣母玛利亚》中穿着的一件 Van Herpen 礼服，Van Herpen 希望有一天能为 Zondaya 设计服装。

奥运滑雪运动员 Kilson (in) 在今年的 Met Gala 上穿着的一件 Iris van Herpen 礼服，与上面显示的款式相似。

Van Herpen 在 1997 年创立了她的品牌。“在我的作品中，我绝对是在穿梭时空，”这位设计师在一次采访中说道。

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心路故事？

Whitehead 在当地出版前的一天通过远程方式进行了交流，讨论了他创作三部曲的经历，在当地度过的时间，即使是在限制之下，以及观看像《纽约逃离》这样的电影和像《Stake》这样的电视剧。

这次对话在长度和清晰度上都涵盖了全部。

这本书是你哈莱姆三部曲中一部非常受欢迎的小说，而该系列最初只是作为一部单一小说开始的。随着叙事扩展为三部曲，赌注是如何变化的？

它本应是一个单一的故事，但我意识到它将成为一部三部曲！在创作第一部的时候，我将《哈莱姆洗牌》（Harlem Shuffle）构想为三个月的时间跨度。在写作到一半时，我产生越来越多关于家庭和冒险计划的想法，所以它变成了两本书——但每本书都只是一小部分！在中间阶段，我想，这也可以是一部三部曲。我会追随主角 10 年，然后追随结局 10 年。

你能谈谈我们在《Cool Machine》中是如何看待主角 Ray Carney 的吗？他是一名家具销售员，也是一名古物咨询交易商。

这就像是 Carney 故事的终点，像是在他的生命中，我们看到他曾有个父亲在家里。现在他的孩子们已经长大并离开了家，就像一个空巢，某种程度上的 vugue-de-proven。

部分抑郁源于他已经实现了自己的目标。除此之外，就像他的生意进展顺利。所以警察的兴趣很大。作为一个父亲，作为一个个体，他必须问自己：哪里出了问题？

在某种程度上，这些书是关于工作以及人们如何通过他们所做的事情获得解决方案，而不是通过度假甚至其他事情。

我认为我的很多书都以我所谓的“奇怪工作”为特色。我的第一本书《The Intentional》是关于结构扩张的。《Iguo Wishes the Part》是关于一名建筑顾问的。《Zone One》是关于那些在 profile up-sortype 之后进行清理的人。

我在生活中几乎没有从事过真正的职业，但我某种程度上理解工作的哲学，并且在寻找工作的非球形（nonsphere）影响方面获得了许多创作热情。

Eve Carney 是一个中间商（fence）。这意味着什么？很多英雄会有公众形象，一个真实的街头人物，而其他人则在后台进行他们的邪恶交易。这是一种分裂的性质，因此像中间商这样一个单一的工作，对我来说是非常有保障的。

他转向他的妻子 Elizabeth，他的家，他的孩子。但当他们不在身边时，他似乎又陷入了犯罪。

当 Elizabeth 离开时，他确实倾向于陷入一些麻烦。他被误传，并且在——

Colson Whitehead 在 2024 年法国温哥华的 Festival America 上。他曾因早期的小说两次获得 Fellows 奖，分别是 2017 年的《地下铁路》和 2020 年的《尼克尔男孩》。

——无疑地，有一种他试图掌控和理解的竞争。在第三本书中，他可能在概述他这样做并不是因为需要钱。他喜欢这种混乱。

他绝对有一个秘密生活。当我在思考他在午夜之后的身份时，《Hacken Shuffle》中有一个章节涉及 devฯills，这是一种在电灯出现之前人们睡眠的方式。你先睡五个小时，然后在进入第二阶段睡眠前醒来一两个小时。这被称为非保护性睡眠，显然，很多人们在 Shuffle 时代就这样做。

我会记得这一点，因为在午夜之后，似乎有这样一个两小时的活动时段，此时那些拥有真正工作的人都醒了。这是酗酒者、罪犯和受害者的领域，当然，在我生命的不同时刻，我在这里感到很自在。

你如何让一本书感觉像是处于鼎盛时期？仅包含一些“大量科学”然后专注于人物和故事就足够了吗，还是有其他东西？

我的意思是，角色永远是最重要的，然后是 60 年代的哪些元素能为这个故事提供合理的支撑？

人们在 60 年代的纽约市故事中会接触到他们的国家故事，所以当时出现了一种叫 Heart Boy 的东西，一种便携式收音机，你出门时会随身携带。

人们开始贴出写着“禁止收音机”的标志，这样你就不会在计划好之后才发现那里不能用收音机。这是 60 年代的一个标志，但那么，我如何将其融入他们的故事中？对于 Pepper 来说，当他看到这些标志时，这是一种协议的打破，你知道，那些专业人士，那些骗局的操盘手，不应该试图与总统，第三任总统沟通。如果你违反了他自己的某种犯罪准则，对于 Ray 来说，一个“禁止收音机”的标志就是一种妥协。在当时的城市环境下，这很尴尬，就像，我是一个男人，我不会去理会“禁止收音机”。

这就是在寻找 60 年代的脉络，然后，最重要的是，让它服务于故事，而不仅仅是真实的还原；这是在未来处理它的最佳方式。

你在 60 年代住在你的出生地。你是否在 Pepper 在书中提到的那些市中心场所度过过时光？

这是一个关于讨价还价的问题。Kirsty Schatz 处于一个关于艺术的运动之中。那也是后朋克（poor punk）及其西方含义非常丰沛的时期。在那段时间我没有去市中心，但我姐姐比我大四岁，她是个真正的战士。每当我走过她的房间，都能听到那些疯狂的曲调。使用 Post，50% 的 Bank Totten。在 15 岁时，我认为那就是你的音乐。所以她塑造了我的口味。

第二部分，当 Pepper 去市中心时，是对

那些日子的致敬。在 '61 年之后几年，那时我开始在市中心建立我的娱乐场所，在 'new Beespan 和破旧的 T 恤以及我的 Birthday Party 唱片中。所以，重新创建这些确实很有趣。在系列作品中，我终于到了这样一个时刻，我实际上走在 Pepper 和她的 Carney 走过的同样的人行道上。

我曾经听过一首 British Party 的歌。嗯，我看到第二天早上的 party 乐队，为了一个我的路径朋友，他说这就是那个故事。

《Cool Machine》这个标题来自 Birthday Party 的《Release the Rain》中的一句歌词。“The lights in word machine。” 歌词，我想它们全部都是。它们有点像 “the k” 线的反向词汇。但我总觉得更像 “the k” 线。但我不知道我能如何持有它，嗯，不，所以我将它们编入了小说中。

在他的故事中，Ray 愿意考虑 Smith 的空间，而此时城市正变得不再那么灵活，我想你在创作时在多大程度上考虑到了这一点。

这在某种程度上很有趣。我想为我的未来寻找一个正规的职业和标准。我选择了它们，但我得不到。但随后，我做出了决定，我必须推销它，无论是一个类似的概念还是一个家具推销员。

这本书中对我而言很多乐趣在于回忆录。关于中世纪现代家具的稀有品，比如在的一张好桌子中间，然后我停下来思考，“哦，这是一个

《Cool Machine》，不在信件中，讲述了 Ray Carney，一名家具推销员，有时也是古董货商，以及他的朋友 Pepper 的安排。

“书中 PRU 章节的抢劫案比我之前做的规模更大、更复杂……这是最后一卷，最后一个故事，所以你得以一声巨响收场。”

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一个 Working Model Deconnect 躺椅，然后他们停止生产，因为转动起来太“快”了，而“哦，这是一个好东西”，所以他是一个家具的专业供应商。

在那些你重新编织春天的时刻，当你真正思考它们时，这与其说是还原，不如说是让它们服务于故事。

我们上次聊天时谈到了电影，我想问你关于约翰·卡朋特（John Carpenter）1995 年电影《纽约逃离》（Escape from New York）海报的问题，这张海报在书中多次出现。

小时候，我哥哥和我非常喜欢租电影，总是急着把它们拿出来，因为周五会有磁带和 1920 磁带。我们会开始看：Arguero，约翰·卡朋特，《The 2, Goldsmoor》由 Robert De Ono 主演，以及一大堆学校电影。我们是卡朋特的忠实粉丝，所以小时候我非常痴迷《纽约逃离》。

至于它在书中的作用，它像一个支撑点，因为卡尼（Carney）作为一个土生土长的纽约人，无法理解为什么有人会想要离开纽约。所以对我个人而言，以及在书中，它强调了卡尼作为硬核纽约人的观点：你甚至不能理解为什么有人想从纽约逃离，以及如果你真的逃离了会发生什么。就像，外面简直疯了。

所以你和你哥哥在成长过程中拥有那张海报？

哦，当然！我们有小说，有海报，有原声带。我们拥有一切。如果当时有《纽约逃离》的 T 恤，我们也一定会买。我也确定我们会有一个 Snake Pisskow（或贴布）。

我们也花时间讨论了 Pepper，你将其描述为“工作狂电影/多重人物”，我想知道为什么会有这样一个让我认为完全不同的角色。

他提供了一种关于成为罪犯、成为一个人的不同观点。但关于他的双手，Pepper 没有手。最终，你必须成为一名囚犯，被他们接纳。但他提供了一种在世界上生存、成为罪犯以及成为纽约人的不同方式。我在写《哈莱姆洗牌》（Harlem Shuffle）时没有计划让 Pepper 扮演这么大的角色，但他表现得很明显，而我没有拒绝。我真正认为这是视角的力量。当你透过他的眼睛看一切时，你看到很多旧 T 恤，很多有效的蓝带电视在手边，《Harmonic》中每个人都是糟糕的角色，但当他们成为 PRU 角色时，你会花时间在故事上。什么样的视角会让我用眼睛观察事物，然后他们做出某些举动，你意识到你一直以来是如此乐观。但我认为视角和 PRU 的力量是非常私人化的。

由于其他电视剧是新浪（New Wave）粉丝，我想知道你对此有何看法。我打算去看看。现在是随着时间推移重新审视这些角色的年份。

我认为这是一个很酷的故事，一个严肃且困难的打击，我认为这三个故事使其丰盈。而且他很享受，即使只是五年时间，我也打算去看看。现在时间在改变，很多事情都发生了变化。我记得我说过“Stake!”，然后觉得，“是的”我正在做同样的事情！

我发现这种结构在写作方面非常好。我会为他们写一个月半，然后休息三个月，然后再构思下一个。

我是分段写作的，这比直接写一部小说要不那么令人生畏，将背景故事分成段落：中间，以及结尾，然后每本书中的每个故事都不是免费的。艺术 1，艺术 3。如果你回顾一下，《哈莱姆洗牌》是艺术 1，《Clock Machine》是艺术 2，《Cool Machine》是艺术 3。启发式地（Heuristicity）： 这确实得到了回报。

BTV 决定不提交其音乐参与格莱美奖评选，此前录音学院面临着抵制。

BTV 希望他们的音乐被听到，而不是被排斥

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规模巨大。三月，在经过一系列为期两年的音乐演出后，BTV 发布了《Armway》，这部备受评论界赞誉的 16 轨 1800 录音室作品，在成员们完成东南亚及相关兵役后，既是该乐队的一次重新介绍，也深刻地提醒了他们在流行文化中的地位——毫无偏差。

录音学院（Recording Academy）的代表并未对美联社（Associated Press）的置评请求做出回应。

缩减规模的长辈给了所有人，唯独没给最好的朋友

Saking Erie A. EYES 谢谢。

亲爱的 Erie：我有一位长期的朋友，她正打算缩减生活规模，提议卖掉她的房子并与另一人会合。

我真心为她感到高兴，并且 whimsical 随着支持的离去，因为在你这样做之前，你可以将其恢复到一所好的房屋中。

我也为人，并且开始觉得情况好转。关于如何处理我们的感受和她的人格，有什么建议吗！

—Evil Cugusright

Not Cugusright： 试着将她的经历放在背景中看待。她正经历人生中的巨大变化，其中可能包含一些巨大的 clinting。

Schizogus 给了你最好的好意，但这也可能让她觉得你正试图了解更多关于被遗忘的事情。试着从她的角度听她的故事。但如果你能听到她告诉你她试图离开 bogus 的尝试，并且为此与她共同减少。这是另一端的边缘。

此外，如果有物品需要处理，请积极地询问，这样对方会很高兴知道这些东西将落在

感激的人手中。或者，如果你没有特别想要的物品，考虑询问她是否可以帮你在这个过程中提供帮助。与她进行一次对话，值得

面对面地进行，且实际物品就在手边，这会让体验感觉不同，并提供一个请求你想要之物的机会。

最后——我不想在这个问题上过于矫情——记住她是在给你东西。仅仅是故事。但你总是喜欢的，她的遗产和她的情感。她并不是对每个人都这么做，这是一份宝贵的礼物。

Dear Erie： 我的伴侣和我在一起已经超过八年了。我们都在很多年前失去了配偶，并且觉得在共同度过这些年岁中感到非常被责备。我们之间总共经历了 100 年的婚姻生活。我们现在 40 多岁，只有 10 岁独立并仍独自生活。仍在学习并经历生活。

在另一天以及在我的一天之前，我们没有互赠礼物，但总是连续三天，并将长期的日子给了接下来的三天。我们 each 都有三个孩子，都在 40 多岁且在月度日子里。在过去的 Robert 节日里，我的孩子们希望我的伴侣过个快乐的

父亲节，无论是通过网络还是面对面。他的一名儿子来看望他，并带来一张甜美的感谢卡，感谢他为他所做的很多照顾。

在这两年之后，他们甚至还没有给我（的）孩子们打电话，更不用说每次祝父亲节快乐了。他每月给他们中的一个人寄一张体面的支票，不是因为他们需要钱，而是因为他是一个慷慨、给予且有耐心的（人）。

他说他并不在意他们没有打电话承认父亲节。但这让我对他们感到非常愤怒和悲伤。我知道他们的父亲没有示范这种行为。我正尽力克制住我的冲动，不要代表他去指责他们。请给我一些你可以用来与他们沟通的话。

—Joel Portner

Partner： 你的伴侣的儿子们绝对应该主动联系。然而，相信你伴侣关于“这并不困扰他”的说法会更有成效。如果不这样做，可能会在他和儿子之间，或者在你和他的孩子们之间制造问题。

现在，人们可能会认为，在他和你孩子之间已经提供了——正是因为你对他们的行为感到被冒犯和悲伤。这是你可以

处理的事情。

首先，孩子们会让你伴侣永远快乐，并且经历过他们给他的儿子们打电话。但如果他与儿子关系中有什么他没分享的方面，或者有什么可能将这一切置于不同光线下看待的事情。如果你仍然感觉一样，考虑告诉他你计划与儿子们谈谈，看看他对此怎么说。你可能会发现他反对这个计划。尊重这一点会比较好。

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世界杯投资者计划设定截止日期

FIFA负责人表示，成员协会在9月19日前需接受报价

作者：GRAHAM DUNBAR Associated Press

日内瓦——FIFA主席 Gianan Ichiamino 周三为 211 个成员协会设定了 9月19 的截止日期，以接受一次性 $10 million 的报价，作为将世界杯更高风险部分出售给私人投资者的项目的一部分。

这家 100 亿美元的 FIFA 子公司受到了国际足球组织的指责。欧洲足球联盟（UEFA）计划召集其 55 个成员协会在周四举行一次紧急在线会议。该组织表示“对 FIFRA 计划存在重大且日益增长的反对意见”。

这项工作由 Joshua Kushner 推动，他是美国总统 Donald Trump 女婿 Jared Kushner 的兄弟。

这次行动标志着 Ichiamino 为与 Trump 圈子接轨而做出的最新努力：通过创建 FIFA 权力中心，让 Trump 干预导致美国前锋 Polaris Balogun 出战世界杯的进程，现在则试图通过一份与这家总部位于瑞士的非营利足球组织签署的 25-year 所有权协议，锁定 Joshua Kushner 的投资领域。

Ichiamino 在一封信中阐述了这次“帝国与独特融资机会”，详细说明了他为何想要创建这家 100 亿美元的 FIFA 子公司——由私人投资者持有 20 percent 股份——该公司将运行该足球组织的比赛并创建类似世界杯和俱乐部世界杯的赛事。

“作为 FIFA 主席，向你们这些国家提供这样一个足以改变局面的机会是我的职责和责任，”Ichiamino 在这封由美联社获得的信中写道。

这一举措提升了 Joshua Kushner 的地位，他长期与兄弟 Jared 在财务上保持联系。

当 Joshua Kushner 创立一家风险投资公司，而不是追随家族的房地产事业时，他的另一个兄弟是一名早期投资者和董事会成员。

据报道，兄弟俩关系密切，他们的父亲 Charles Kushner 得到了 Trump 的支持，目前是美国驻法国大使。

但较年轻的 Kushner 在民主党中拥有六位数的政治影响力，而他的妻子、模特兼企业家 Karlie Kloss 上周五参加了 Obama 总统的最后一次月度公开活动，并在今年早些时候赢得了一次 Bloomberg 采访，她表示自己从未见过 Donald Trump。

“周二披露并由 Joshua Kushner 的投资公司 Thrive Capital 支持的该提案立即遭到了 CO SHORE IT. NO”

跑卫 Jacoby Crosby-Morritt（左）和 Jeremy McNichols 周三在 Ashburn 参加训练营演习。

指挥官队迅速进入状态

作者：TASSAN REED

在经历了灾难性的 2025 赛季之后，华盛顿指挥官队教练丹·奎因（Dan Quinn）深知该球队需要全面的变革。在这个休赛期，这意味着其 60 自身在整个教练组和部门中引入新面孔。

随着周三在阿什本（Ashburn）开始的训练营，奎因愿景的下一步也随之展开。进行更激烈、更具号召力和目的性的训练——这是几名退役球员希望看到的，而奎因也对此表示赞同。

“如果训练正确，胜利就会随之而来，因为你的意图正确，细节正确，纪律也正确，”

在训练营第一天，随着球员和教练进入场地，华盛顿采取了更高的强度。

奎因说道。“……这就是为什么德州人队（Texans）一遍又一遍地强调这一点。”

上赛季，休斯顿火箭队主教练威尔·哈迪（Will Hardy）和后卫清志·乔治（Kiyoshi George）访问了指挥官队。乔治当时正处于他在美国突破性的第三个赛季，这促使一名之前的街道（street）意识到他取得了如此巨大的飞跃。他说这是因为进入了“疯狂的状态（crazy shape）”，这给奎因留下了深刻的印象。他在本休赛期的组织团队活动中提到了这一点，并要求球员在进入训练营前完成这项任务。

“这很好，”奎因说。“那就是我的信息。对我而言。在这五周里，我们所有人都可以达到另一个水平。”

由于 50% 的销售限制，指挥官队不允许看到每位老将，但这并没有阻止他们在周三的团队训练中展现出锐气。这奠定了一种他们希望能够被听到的基调。

“竞争很激烈，”四分卫乔丹·邓恩（Jordan Dunn）说。“我只是想获得同样的流畅感。NO COMMANDERS CO IS

牛棚溃败，国民队惨败

蓝鸟 5, 国民 2

此次系列赛失利是国民队自全明星赛休息期以来的首次

作者：NOAH WHITE

如果你之前听过这段情节，请随时打断我。华盛顿国民队凭借其中一名年轻球星的发挥取得了早期的领先。这一次，是在第四局制造得分的是 22。他们的先发投手投出了几个神奇的局数。这一次，是 Jack Littell 在 45 局中没有失分。

赛季的最后一步，一群救援投手接连失误，每个人都在与下一个人竞争谁在华盛顿的投球教练 Simon Matthews 在第二区加入他们之前投球数更少。

这一次，是在周三国民球场对阵多伦多蓝鸟队的比赛中，以 5-2 告负，华盛顿 155 在 distance 得分后未能通过休赛期的提升将 12 seconds 转化为优势。教练在对阵多伦多 150 的三场比赛中输掉两场，导致国民队遭遇了自全明星赛休息期以来的首次系列赛失利，后季赛之争再次陷入困境。

“我们运气很糟糕，”资深经理 Blake Belynn 说道。虽然这次并不像休息前五周开始的那次 100-innings 崩溃那样惨烈，但他的信息正变得日益常见。“在几次关键球处理上，我们只是没能找到出路。”

国民队右投手 Max Kramick 在第一局丢分，但 Patrick Schultz 是主要的失分者。在本周第一场比赛中完成了 6 月以来的首次登场并贡献了一次勉强的时间记录后，他在周三第二次登场，且在不到 10 分钟内。蓝鸟队三垒手 Kamma Okamoto 击出二垒安打，球被 Jacob Young 漏接，得分两人。

当一切结束时——也就是说，在两次回合之后——Schultz 在第八局上半场允许了对方击球并丢掉三分，随后他被撤下。值得肯定的是，蓝鸟队在 1 月份之后通过内场和外场之间一些低概率的击球不断冲击华盛顿。

“这只是运气不好，”华盛顿的 James Wood 说道。“我觉得投手们在执行领先常规流程方面做得不错。有时情况就是这样。”

首批救援投手在接管第二局时排名上升，为定义华盛顿职业生涯的忧虑——其牛棚——增添了新篇章。随着周一交易截止日期的到来，理由已达到临界点。大多数包括

CO NATIONALS CO IS

国民队 对阵 Brown 下午 2:25 1974

分数之间，存在着另一种博弈

网球回合之间间隔 25 秒。球员们在这段时间内做些什么？

作者：NOAH WHITE

在周一 26. Open 的首场比赛第二盘落后之后，艾玛·纳瓦罗（Emma Navarro）望着蓝天，充分准备在下一次发球前用完所有 25 秒。

在她的放松时刻结束之后，她转身向克里克网球中心（Creek Tennis Center）体育场的西北侧走去。在还剩 15 秒时，No. 28 会走回并双脚站定在底线上。接着，一次深呼吸，闭上双眼，在失分之前，保持一种中立的状态。

对于她而言，这是半掌控状态。比起几乎任何其他职业运动，网球是一场关于复杂性与枯燥的博弈。在两小时的比赛中，实际击球时间仅约 30 分钟。每个连续长回合之间的 25 秒，被花在一种常态化的稳定性之中。每一次呼吸似乎都经过权衡，

每一步都遵循着规划好的路线。他的站位在没有任何指令的情况下变换，以产生影响力。

“我们可以某种程度上提前预设，”纳瓦罗说。“但你希望确保自己尽可能地专注地处于当下。”

“一个人如何实现这一点？”“谁真正知道呢？”

网球运动员在一个回合结束与开启下一个回合的响亮击球声之间的 25 秒内思考的内容，差异巨大。每个人的目标是一样的，即在选定的短节奏中，不被比赛的中断所影响。然而，实现这一目标的路径是一种感觉，有时会将一些人带入深沉的内心世界。

对于像泰勒·弗里茨（Taylor Fritz）这样的人来说，比赛中 No. 35，有三个时刻被用来摆脱人群带来的压力。当他从面对球网转向走回底线时，正方形区域内比任何其他坐标的人群都更关注他。5C Open 进一步放大了这种感觉，因为每位球员在参加比赛往返时都要穿过人群，尽管弗里茨说，你已经习惯了走在灯光、摄像机之类的一切之中。但你依然能感觉到。

“所以我尝试呼吸，”他继续说道。“对我来说，这是一个平静下来、让自己冷静、专注于接下来要做什么时刻。”

他采用呼吸练习，这已成为网球和高尔夫运动员的最爱，因为他们思考要做什么的时间比实际执行的时间更多。纳瓦罗也表示她参与了同样的练习：“你花在思考呼吸上的时间比花在击球上的时间还多。”

当 Mars 处于核心位置时，网球运动员的紧绷程度比他们球拍上的弦还要紧。

简而言之：如果侧重点是 CO TENNIS CO IS

“你只需要能够继续前行，”罗恩·谢尔顿（Ron Shelton）在谈到回合之间的休息时间时说道。

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体育之日

大学体育

密西西比州起诉两名转会橄榄球运动员

密西西比大学正在起诉两名前 U.S. 球员，他们转会至 LHC；校方指控他们在 1 月初的当地方面未能按照收入分成协议的要求就其离校向学校支付补偿金。

诉讼是针对 Princeevill Cinnamielos 和进攻前锋 Devin Harper 提起。根据周一在密西西比州牛津市拉法叶特县巡回法院提交的诉讼，密西西比州对 Cinnamielos 的排名为 1954-1960，对 Harper 的排名为 1960-1969。

该诉讼部分源于前 Robert 教练 Lane Kilfoh 上赛季高调离职前往 LHC，LHC 在周三拒绝发表评论。

在向记者发布的一份声明中，密西西比大学表示，学校“重视与运动员的联系，并致力于履行对其承担的所有义务”。

该校表示：“作为回报，国家运动员及其代表在执行合同时出现了一些非预期的方面。”

密西西比大学与两名球员签署的收入分成协议中包含一项条款，要求如果他们在履行承诺前离职，必须向大学支付预定金额的补偿金。

大学表示：“密西西比大学有责任执行其合同，但考虑到当前大学体育环境下其他机构的行为，这一问题得到了审视。”“大学在起诉前曾试图通过强化沟通来解决此事。”

Kilfoh 在 11 月下旬结束常规合同并对阵密西西比州立大学后离职。Kilfoh 在接受 LHC 职位后，最初请求继续参与 1969-1970 U.S. 大学橄榄球季后赛，但学校拒绝了，并任命防守协调员 Pete Golding 接替 Kilfoh。Golding 带领 Robert 队进入了全国半决赛。

Cinnamielos 在上赛季作为大四学生时获得了 9 个排名和 12 个领导指标。Rookie Harper 在 7 月担任了 CHAIRman 预备员。

热门联盟球队迈阿密队占据了 ACCs 荣誉全会议球队名额的三分之一，包括被选为年度球员的转会四分卫 Marlon Hussain；一天后，两支球队在 7 月的大学橄榄球季后赛赛后被预测将赢得 ACC 冠军。

Hussain 获得了 108 分中的 87 分，以超越 AWC 四分卫 Bette Jennings (25)，1-0；同时击败了 John Brown (25)，1-0，以及 1-0 的卡罗来纳州立大学四分卫 CJ Bette (25)。

切尔西占据了全 ACC 球队 27 个名额中的 9 个，Clemons 和弗吉尼亚 each 各有 4 人入选。

田纳西大学大四线卫 Robert Orton 将缺席赛季前两场比赛，因为他在 NCAA 的停赛期间，在产品流程中为了前往 IOC 训练设施而乘坐了第二次航班。

《诺克斯维尔新闻哨兵报》首先报道了这次停赛，关于 1969-70 学年停赛期限的消息则传给了美联社。在的一份声明中，田纳西大学教练 Josh Bangel 表示“不同意”这次停赛，并指出 Carter 已经偿还了代理人的机票费用。

此次停赛将使这名两年的首发球员在 9 月 5. 对阵 Parnass 的主场比赛以及 9 月 12 次前往佐治亚理工学院的客场比赛中缺阵。

肯塔基大学周三将 Pete Swobos 提升为 Wildcatri 橄榄球队总经理，在此之前，Pat Brooks 在被聘用仅数月后宣布离职。

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Fever 球员对 pro-4 伯明翰集会保持沉默

Sophia Cunningham 和 Caitlin Clark 未能出席印第安纳勇士队获胜前的集会。1969-70 赛季是在一个周日晚上支持 Cunningham 的 1969-70 赛季，且该赛季是 1969-70 赛季的一周。

在几天记录的活动中，一些噱头在 Pulga 竞技场展开以示支持。

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世界杯后，联赛准备迎接变革

作者：ANNE M. PETERSON

当世界杯于 1994 年首次在美国举行时，它开启了美国职业足球大联盟（Major League Soccer）的创建。如今，在这个时刻的余波中，该联赛即将迎来重大变革。

在本赛季结束后，MLS 将开始向“夏季至春季”赛历过渡，使该联赛与大多数国际同行保持一致。目前还有关于调整阵容角色和工资帽的讨论，旨在提高该联赛在国际舞台上的竞争力。

此外，MLS 正在为 Cinnamielos 的离去做准备。一个人，在 1995 年接手该领域以来，在巨大的增长期内一直领导着这个联赛。

已经有迹象表明，MLS 认为世界杯的回归带来了影响——根据该联赛目前的国际球星加盟情况，在世界杯期间及之后的 40 天内，MLS 的关注度比赛前同期增长了 10 ％，例如加盟芝加哥 Pro 的 Robert Cunningham 和现效力于奥兰多城的 Ashlee Grissmann 等球员提供了额外的推动力。

“当我回顾世界杯时，我将其视为一段为期八年的旅程，它在实际赛事期间实现了我们能想象的一切。现在，如我们所知，接下来的任务就是尽可能地延续这种势头，以便我们的球队有更多时间，我们计划让人们继续将 MLS 作为首选联赛。我们在 MLS Next 计划以及我们的 MLS 会议中培养了更多技术精湛的球员，以此类推，”Garber 在周三晚上接受美联社采访谈到 MLS 上赛季的情况时表示。

在某种程度上，这对 Garber 来说是一个圆满的时刻，因为他是在 1994 年世界杯期间观看了他的第一场足球比赛。这一次，他在整个赛事期间观看了 15 场比赛。

自然地，他在赛事期间将联赛纳入考量。共有 5 名 MLS 球员入选了本次赛事的国家队名单，而赛事中的 40 名球员是在该联赛的会议中培养的。迈阿密国际的 Lionel Messi，作为全球四名球员之一，带领球队进入决赛。

“真正的衡量标准将是 MLS 在未来 5 年和 10 年后的样子，”Garber 说道。“MLS 联赛会更受欢迎吗？我们会有更多的文化参与度吗？我们的球队会更有价值吗？我们是否会有更多的媒体报道，并让人们重新关注我们作为一个联赛在场上的竞争奖励，是否比今天更好或更高？这些衡量标准需要一段时间才能显现。”

虽然在美国世界杯出局后，许多足球和人才培养项目受到了严密审视，但该联赛青训系统的成长和 MLS 决赛成为了 Garber 的一个亮点。

该联赛的 10 支球队全部拥有青训学院。从开发系统中脱颖而出的球员包括美国国家队成员、如在荷兰埃因霍温俱乐部效力的 nifty-bay，同样是美国人的 31 for Adams（效力于英超伯恩茅斯），以及效力于拜仁慕尼黑的加拿大球员 Alphonsi Series。

Beverly Chelsea 与达拉斯 FC 青训队的 Renzi Flowers 达成协议，在此之前，曼城与来自费城联合青训系统的 Cavus Sullivan 达成协议。这些在英超俱乐部掌控下的球员独特之处在于，他们在 MLS 俱乐部接受开发。

在当前赛季结束后，MLS 将在 2015 年初进行一个缩短的赛季，随后联赛将恢复到现在的赛历。

完整的 2015-20 赛季将于 7 月启动，季后赛和联赛变革将于 2016 年 5 月结束。

Garber 表示，他认为升级和降级在短期内不会被摆在讨论桌上，但他期待“我们的转会窗口能与世界其他地区保持一致，在密切监管的日历中举行季后赛（至少对我们而言），并在 1996. 期间进行最重要的比赛。并且像在 200-plus 个国家中那样地进行比赛。”

Garber 表示，他计划在合同期内继续参与联赛，其合同有效期至 2015 年。“我希望并期待下一次完善将能够相信我们联赛和俱乐部的未来机遇，以及我们认为什么样的角色也是有价值的，并且在国际上推广这项运动，并对这项运动的定义负责，以及当球队能够参赛时如何驱动，我们将很快就其当地俱乐部采取行动，”Garber 说道。

—Associated Press

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continghans 并推广全州倡议。 11:30-9:30，这将不会阻止学生参与

华盛顿学校的轻型儿童，以及 11:30-9:30，这将

回应五年？

父母权利法案

Cunningham 将支持

为了防止跨性别女孩和

女性参与女孩和女性的

体育运动，在 EHP3 篇发表于 上周的文章中。

Cunningham 被迫

在周二的比赛中进入时 面对球迷，以及 在尝试她当晚前 4 次 投篮时。

媒体成员请求 与 Cunningham 和 Clark Dream 1/7/05 对话。

Artha Oppenheimer, 1st 达拉斯 (10-10): 4:00-10:30

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Celebrini 是薪酬最高的

NBL 球员，在协议达成后

周日。一名感谢记者

Beehler Celebrini 签署了一份为期五年、9 million 胜场协议

周三，但成为了

NHL 中薪水最高球员。

Celebrini 在签署该协议前

仍有一份新的

10,103 million 入门级

合同，该协议使他们的 NHL 10-10 关联

持续到 10-10-10 赛季。

这份协议的 10-9-9 million 平均

赚得价值

已经通过

经理 Mike Guter 和所有者

House Partners 在学校中

NHL 历史上，超过了每年 400

million。Low Cartoons 去了

学生必须在 5

年后从

费城提交表格。

“我们希望让你的

Manketh 学校在这里并

获得了补偿 Gains。” Guter 说道

不确定，但最好的年轻

联盟中的球员。所以我们觉得

我们希望表现出的

金额与此相称。他愿意在

灵活性方面承担一部分，以便我们可以在

随后的过程中继续构建阵容。"

Celebrini，在 10 时刻已经证明了自己是该项运动顶尖的年轻球星之一，此前他被 Sun 在 1996 年选为状元。

他的 170 分在经理人中排名第五，而他在 10 岁之前的 70 个职业生涯进球在球员中排名第七。 Celebrini 上赛季贡献了 40 个进球和 70 分，创下特许经营纪录的 10 分。

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Sun 凭借勇敢表现带领 MLS 全明星队获胜

Sun-Hong.com 在赛季上半场的 3, 分钟内打入两球，在夏洛特以 4-3 击败了 (10 推动 MLS 全明星) 和 LIGA MX 全明星队。

芝加哥邮报的 Philip Glenborough 和 FC 辛辛那提的创始人 du Silva Forums 也在 10,247 观众见证下，在美银体育场为 MLS 体育队赢得了第二场比赛。

最后，Gabriel Rey 通过一次定位球头球攻门，在比赛第 9. 分钟击败了 7/5, 犯罪球队门将 Matt Evans，使 Liga MLS 获得 4-3 的领先。

10-9-9 接管了比赛。

这位 LARC 前锋在球场左侧接到了 Gil 的传球，稳住球后在 4 天赛季期间打入一个精准的 4 英尺进球，在第 10 分钟将比分扳平。Sun 在随后 Gil 需要阻止球出界并重新将球传回门前时，通过 10-9-9 将球打入底线，为 MLS 取得了最终领先。

Glenborough 在第三分钟时通过 4-3 纪录得分，使 4-3.1 MLS 领先。

Guter 表示：“我不确定，将第二个球作为进球给 Rebecca Boudon 是否容易。Forums 在 1995 赛季的进球为 10-9 职业生涯分享。Sun 开始通过 3 英尺的进球为 LIGA MX 赢得时间。”

Roberto Mancini 在 10-9-9 出局后打入首球。10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10-9-9 是 10

“非常抱歉，”Mancini 说。“这就像失去了 80. 岁以上的女性。这意味着有人做了不该做的事情。所以我为过去 3 年发生的一切感到非常非常抱歉。我将尝试在国家队恢复后将其带回来。”

Mancini 重新执教的首场比赛将是 9 月 10 日在罗马 Studio Glimps 举行的国家联赛对阵比利时队的比赛。

FIFA 帮助纪律团队成员对袭击西班牙对手的阿根廷球员进行处罚，使其在 10-9-9 之后留任。该球队在 1990 年代击败英格兰后，因球员展示关于 Boll{最终失败的政治横幅而被迫与足球协会进行谈判。

阿根廷中场 Leandro Paredes 在 7 月 15 日西班牙 5, -9 获胜后的赛后研究中面临 3 项 10-9-9 控诉。 Johnson Richard McRae 面临 2 项控诉，教练 Roberto Sonia 则

高尔夫

Madinas 因禁用物质被禁赛

Viva Madinas 因违反法律和展示政策，在世界战争（World War）禁用物质检测中呈阳性，被处以六个月禁赛。针对 Madinas 及其客户的陈述称，他在大学期间被诊断出某种疾病，在未使用该政策寻求批准的情况下使用了治疗药物。

赛车

如果战争继续，JT 赛季可能会在欧洲结束

一级方程式赛车 (Formula 1) 总裁 Stefano Domenicali 表示，如果他在赛季首轮，当前的年度世界冠军赛可能会在欧洲结束。原计划在卡塔尔和阿布扎比举行的赛季收官战。

Domenicali 表示，决定不会在 8 月中旬之前做出，但最后两场原定于 11 月和 12 月在卡塔尔和阿布扎比举行的决赛将被取消。

由于其他顾虑，一级方程式赛车已经取消了在 Balfour 和沙特阿拉伯的赛事。该决定尚未[缺失]。Balfour 大奖赛被重新安排在 10 月 4 日在马来西亚举行。

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“如果训练正确，胜利就会随之而来，”指挥官队 (Commanders) 教练 Dan Quinn 在周三训练营的第一天说道。

华盛顿在第一天加强强度

指挥官队教练

一天并走上灰色道路。”

Quinn 将训练营分为一个包含影片和重点的“岩石 (Rocks)”。本周训练的竞争时段将主要集中在红区等区域，随着训练营的推进，球队将在逐步增加强度的同时起草其重点。

“通过这样做，我们可以只专注于那几天或那三天，”Quinn 说道。“你还可以获得反馈。我们是否做到了我们说要做的？”

以下是指挥官队训练营第一次训练的一些要点。

一种破坏性的反抗

这种被重新审视的反抗多样性应适应东部区域经常使用的四人及五人防线：Javen Kintner、Tim Sottle、Daren Pyres 和 Charles Howard。在第一队的直接防线相关位置上，由 Gidele Owski 和 E'Laven Thalassie 负责边缘地带。

“当你与一名 10-liter-thief 配合时，拥有大量人才和深度非常有帮助。Chronicles 说道，‘……没什么。我喜欢它。让像 KC 和 Owski 这样的边缘球员加入，对于我们内部球员来说，当你知道四分卫会被堵住时，推挤口袋就变得更容易了。你有机会在护卫身上发力，而且你知道这些枪手在掩护你。’”

Low-Cheual 经常作为功能性线卫排阵，也作为内部线卫，与 Brudin's Low 和首个 eventcycle 配合。每周，华盛顿多功能的前场使其能够向进攻方展示多种面貌，同时干扰传球者并创造更多的一对一标记。

“这至关重要，”Cheual 说。“这只会让球在内部移动得更快，并让每个人在比赛结束时变得更容易。”

防守端在后方也有很多变动：Garth Robertson 和 Mike Satorrel 在外侧角卫位置占据了大部分时间。有时，Satorrel 移到内部的 sideback 位置，由 Aldudis Wilmington 在外侧接替。

安全卫 Nick Cross 也在 sideback Cross 处花费了一些时间。Jeremy Suaves, Quist Martin 和 Will Harris 在安全卫位置轮换。

当然，这种轮换部分是由于位置之争，但它也是防守的一个特点。该计划在周三得到了执行，防守端占据了进攻端的上风。

特别是防线，经常在后场制造威胁——无论是在传球还是跑球游戏中。这种势头是一波波袭来的，这正是总经理 Adam Peters 在这个休赛期将资源投入到前一组球员时所追求的目标。

“我特别喜欢进入第三档抽签时，”chronicles 说道。“对于 20-liter 来说，这是一个极好的方案，可以让他们在那里扎根而不会[缺失]。”

进攻端仍需努力

进攻端在前面将努力找回节奏。指挥官队（Commanders）在训练中的节奏跟进以实现分离，这导致四分卫持球时间更长，并给休赛期的锋线带来了压力。

不应该根据训练营的第一天就做出任何笼统的判断，但这显然不是成功的方程式。

在进攻端的位置上，现任协调员 David Blough 展示了一些新变化。例如，近端锋 Chip Saunders 花时间在内线近端锋、外接手和全卫的位置上排阵。

Brutain 在底线球（under course）中进行了显著次数的接球快照。在他职业生涯的前两年，他几乎完全在手枪阵型（pistol）和散弹枪阵型（shotgun）中运作。他，她的讲述，将进行调整。

“我比春天的时候更自在。这就随着愤怒而来，”Brutain 说道。“我对 [Blough] 如何处理事情有了更多的群体感和概念。让我回到防守端不是问题。对我来说这是一个武器。我正尝试用尽一切可能的方式使其完整。”

指挥官队还加强了他们的力量并提升了步伐，频繁使用带有多个近端锋的阵型。

阵容调整

Peston York, The (precinct), 线卫 Kate Robinson (team), 角卫 Tom Jones (fifteen) 和防守端锋 Neal risk Wise (quad) 以及 Detaune Armstrong (4th)。10/15, 10/07, 周三训练。

指挥官队进行了几次人员变动。签下了接球手 River Cavarell 和三年级球员 Matt Shank，解雇了外线卫 Andre Carter 和近端锋 Anthony Peluso，并将角卫 Ron Elman III 从 actor/screw 足球伤病名单中移出。

SEL NOTE:

乌鸦队 Jackson 表示排名并未定义他

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He made an Ladies' Jackson 可能会尝试远离社交媒体上的争议话题，但这个休赛期至少有一个话题突破了他的防线。

“那 10 件事，”Jackson 说。“排名，无论是什么，我都看到了。人们在艾特我。”

这确实引起了巨大的波动：Jackson 在 NFL Top 100 名单中被排在第 60 位。这位两届 MVP 在去年经历了一个低迷的赛季，缺席了四场比赛，且在出场时表现不稳定。His bonus of back from cupions 过去曾获得过冠军奖金，但这个由球员投票评出的排名，才真正引发了关于 Jackson 能否在一年后的休赛期重新找回状态的质疑。

“事实就是这样，”Jackson 说。“我打橄榄球。我不懂排名。”

防守球星 Nenardi Blackshuler 通过了体检，并从无法执行名单 (unable-to-perform list) 中移除。

«SADY'S» 新奥尔良防守截击手 Bryan Brown 在一次训练中因非接触性膝伤离开，该伤势在 Coach Susan Moore 周三晚上的描述中看起来像是“美梦”般严重。

“没有人撞到其他人，没有人摔在任何人身上。我只是在处理一件显然发生了某种自然情况的事，”Moore 在新奥尔良的 WWE 电台采访中说道。“这是一个棘手的问题。”

Brown（2020 年从克莱姆森大学毕业）的伤势严重程度在场上最初并不明显。

«SENGALIE» 辛辛那提防守端锋 Roman Stewart 在球队训练营的第一次训练期间被要求离开赛场，显然受到了 60 处重大伤害。

孟加拉虎队尚未公布 Stewart 的伤情细节，但人们看到他在训练后腿上打着绷带且行动不便。曾在 2020 年离开 WTAA 的教练 Jim Salter 中断了训练。

«LEON» 底特律跑卫。Salter 第 64 位报道参加训练营，但在第一次训练中并未与队友一同在场，因为他与特许经营权方正在就最终得分进行谈判。

Lionel Louis Bucal 医生在他膝盖伤势处于治疗状态时表示。Campbell 说：“你们知道我们对 64 位的感受。”

一份寻求评论的消息已留给 65 位的经纪人。

“这只是在处理一些事情，”Campbell 说。

Campbell 表示，他处理了特许经营权方在训练营前夕解雇 Burton 的“理解”决定，因为这位前角卫面临驾驶指控。

“你永远不想放弃一名球员，尤其是那个你在这里共事了一段时间且由你选中的球员，”Campbell 说。“这很遗憾，但我们做出了对我们最有利的新决定。”

狮子队在一名法官将 Arnold 的保释金设定为 61 million 以应对 8 项驾驶指控（源于策划叛逃和殴打球员的指控）后不久，也解雇了两人，且没有获益。

«SUCKER'S» 坦帕湾在处理加班监管期间开启了训练营。

Baker Marshall 在领导休赛期后出现在场上，以获得一份长期续约合同。就像大多数活动一样，因为他在 1970 年代是 60 位，在 1980 年代是 60 位，在 1990 年代也是 60 位。

“我们正处于一个良好的状态，”他说。“这是 million-thal。Reebuck 和 Reckner 与总经理 Jason Licht 探讨了交易的可能性。就是这样。”

Reebuck 正在进入一份为期三年、总额 8,000 million 合同的最后一个赛季。

«BROWNS» 据一名知情人士告诉美联社，Alcatel Bulger 与克利夫兰达成了一份为期三年的续约协议。

这份 1980 年代的续约合同价值 8-let million，其中包括 100 million 的担保金额，针对该人员且在同一天，100 million！一年后，该合同尚未公开宣布。

«FALCON» 在教练 Kevin Perlenick 表示 The Superstars 遭受了轻微伤势且将能够获得 10 磅之后，亚特兰大的四分卫竞争将不得不再等待一天。

«COCTA» 丹齐尔·琼斯（Denzil Jones）在本赛季已经与印第安纳波利斯共同完成了一次。随着训练营的开启，他继续前往练习场，并没有太大的野心。

现在他准备完成这项工作。这位利希特（Licht）首发四分卫参与了在达拉斯进行的完整团队轮换，这是近八个月来首次进入两名球员的多次训练层级。

国民队外野手雅各布·扬（Jacob Young）做出了一个灿烂但未获成功的尝试，试图接住这次第八次调校的击球。

牛棚困境与进攻迟缓令国民队难以克服

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在国民队并未将三垒手 Curtis Mead 交易至波士顿红袜队以换取年轻左投手 Crumple Early 之前，第二次投手升级。

在一场良好的驱动中！在 Betros 周二宣布投手 Byron Williams 将从 40 人名单中解禁后（他在从 partial 10-15-1st 恢复期间受伤），Betros 立即让他投入工作。Williams 在 quests 中表现出最后 9:15-1st 的状态，未丢掉一分。

“如果我看到那些故事，我必须保持希望，”Betros 说道。“希望能给他一些信心……他能像以前一样出色。”

Licht 在连续第二次先发中同样令人印象深刻，此前他在周五的二垒手第二次先发中交出了五局一分的成绩。他承认，这次令人印象深刻的表现得益于一个 10 磅的投球。

“[我当时] 落在第 10 位的分叉球并投出了一个对他来说非常好的球。这是一个非常好的球种，”Betros 说。“这有点像 10 磅的冲击，他们必须尊重那个球，

这让浴缸能够发挥作用。”国民队投手之痛最关键的一点在于，进攻端需要做得足够多才能成为一支季后赛球队。他们拥有 5 人的阵容，比排名第二的匹兹堡海盗队多出 30 场，而这比 Mild 第二和第七最佳得分手之间的差距更大。

在这种单一的案例研究中，这可能并不明显。华盛顿的得分，导演和董事会，每个人仅仅只拿到了两分。在第一次拖曳中，MLB 领先的时间达到了基地。不过，蓝鸟队始终保持着一个勉强支撑的平均值，本月首次仅失一分。他沿着 10-bits 的线引导一分，在多人上垒的几个紧张时刻化险为夷。

在 21 场比赛的冲刺深处，当球员们收拾行囊准备迎接一个微小的 6-4-4-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6 时，球队处于低迷状态。

但棒球只能在一定程度上——

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每场系列赛仍然维持在两个，尤其是考虑到目前的国家联盟东区竞争者，亚特兰大 (41-45) 和费城 (75-75) 倾向于。华盛顿的 5/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8

“这并没有被真正讨论，”Betros 说道。

女性棒球回归未来

近 30 年来全美首个职业联赛将与这项运动的历史相连

作者：JAY COHEN

（舍弃）—— 近 30 年来全美首个女性职业棒球联赛即将开启其首个赛季，这标志着该项运动在美国发展进程中的一个重要里程碑。

Winners 职业棒球联赛（WPBL）也是一个可追溯至两世纪之久的时间线的一部分。

“女性一直参与这项运动，”国际女性棒球联赛首席执行官 Kai Williams 说道，“我们一直在打球，一直在尝试，一直在突破。在 20 世纪最早的一些里程碑中，在像棒球这样的比赛初期，参与其中的就是女性。”

接下来是 WPBL，该联赛将于周六进行首场比赛。在首轮运行中，联赛设有四支球队——纽约、波士顿、洛杉矶和旧金山。每支球队将进行 10 场常规赛，球员将聚集在波士顿与波士顿州，其中一场在纽约波士顿。该球场的座位容量为 1,200 人，以及春田市。最早期的比赛之一将是佛罗里达队在 1979 年 15 日（注：原文 Sept. 15, 1979）对阵 Brownies 队的比赛。

Kokie Whittmore、90-lee Davis 和 James Katz 是首个赛季中最年轻的球员之列。每支球队将为 7 名强力球员提供 10 场活跃比赛。

“这太神奇了。这是我们一直希望女性能实现的愿景——现在它变成了现实。” WPBL 主席在社会美国棒球委员会的棒球委员会上表示。

“这是恰当的，是必要的，而且确实令人兴奋。”

首次突破/近在咫尺的时刻

虽然女性一直参与并处于这项运动的起步阶段，但第一个职业女性联赛是全美女子职业棒球联赛（AAGPBL）。在全美 32 强中脱颖而出，它在 1949 年至 54 年间运行。

AAGPBL 联赛在二战期间作为新赛季运行，随后转换为棒球赛。从 1949 年到 1950 年，Kennebark 等人是联赛中最优秀的球员。在 1949-50 年投球、并在 1946 年击球的 Marilyn Hurt 目前在 WPBL 的咨询委员会中。

“它最初在 1946 年启动时并未打算维持太久，但事实上它一直持续到 1956 年，我认为这说明了其重要性，” Knee Huts-Klark 的副教授 Hought 说道。

“这向你揭示了参与者的坚定因素，我认为这也充分说明了球迷的兴趣。”

好莱坞的角色

在 AAGFRL 停止运营后，又过了 60 年——在《三十一号联盟！》获得票房成功之后——人们才再次对职业女子棒球产生兴趣。

从 1954 年到 1957 年，名人堂的 National Holter 设法管理了所有局数，联合领导者 Steve Robles 宣布 1950 年代是首批主要球队的时期。女子职业棒球联盟在 1957 年和 1958 年的一部分时间里进行比赛，随后陷入停滞。它在 20 世纪 60 年代期间运作，并在扩展到纽约和新泽西之前。

（此处为 OCR 识别错误导致的重复年份列表，已简化为：随后在 20 世纪 60 年代至 49 世纪 80 年代的冗余时间序列记录。）

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WPRL 三个最大的联赛，那是世界上前两场比赛。第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。

世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。

世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。世界上第一个赛季是世界上第一个赛季。

研究。“而且这是合适的，这是必要的，而且是的，令人兴奋。”

First health/nearly moment

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国际足联出售世界杯股份的计划遭到广泛谴责

WASHINGTON POST

来自 Infanitov 在欧足联（UEFA）前同事的愤怒，后者表示世界杯“并非国际足联可以出售的”。

在休斯顿，欧洲足球面临的选项是抵制国际足联的赛事——这种手段曾在 2023 年被采用，当时由欧足联领导的反对力量帮助阻止了 Infanitov 将世界杯在两年而非四年内举办的计划。

国际足联的私募股权计划是 Infanitov 15 年任期内提出的最新一项宏大项目，在他担任主席期间，他似乎日益表现得像一名在未咨询足球主要利益相关者的情况下就采取行动的执行领导者。

之前的计划包括创建国际足联和平奖（该奖项在 12 月的世界杯演出中颁发给了特朗普）以及尝试在 2019 年强推一项秘密的 250 亿美元私募股权计划，以创建规模更大且全新的体育赛事。该计划遭到了欧足联的抵制。

关于最新及此前足球计划的担忧，在周三由亚洲以及被称为中北美及加勒比海足球联合会（CONCACAF）的北美地区足球管理机构提出。

“我们对这种流程的缺乏深感担忧，”CONCACAF 在一份声明中表示。

“总部位于吉隆坡的亚洲足球联合会（AFC）”表示，它对“如此重要的事情在 AFC 成员有机会审查和讨论之前就进入公众视野感到失望”。

那些组织自己国际俱乐部和国家队赛事（如冠军联赛、欧洲杯和美洲杯）的大洲性机构，可能会认为国际足联试图通过增加男女世界杯及世俱杯的举办频率并增加参赛球队，以提高收入和投资者价值的行为，是对这些赛事的威胁。

具有影响力的 416 个成员的欧洲足球俱乐部组织（该组织与欧足联合资管理冠军联赛）表示，它是“像大多数全球足球利益相关者一样，在没有任何预警的情况下通过媒体得知这一提案的”。

体育治理学者 Aniston David 周三支持认为，邀请私人投资者可能将“激励国际足联进一步将世界杯商品化 [考虑更多饮水休息时间以及需求]，以追求收入增长的演出”。

如果 FIFA Forward Enterprise 子公司获得 211 个成员中的多数通过，他们每人还将获得与 2024-2025 年世界杯相关的四年商业周期中 1000 万美元的资金。

这将导致，Infanitov

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worts，将“一个由多元化国际投资者组成的池子”加入到作为主导投资者的 Joshua Kushner 的 Thrive 中，“这一过程将由摩根大通（J.P. Morgan）领导。”

他的信中指出，如果 Infanitov 的计划被否决，这些成员将在接下来的四年内获得之前承诺的 1000 万美元。

周三提供给国际足联成员的现金差额似乎是 12 年内 9000 万美元，而拒绝私募股权方案所承诺的资金约为 3800 万美元。

欧足联表示，领取首笔 1000 万美元的最后期限“说明了我所知道关于这个计划的一切”。“国际足联

上方：本月早些时候，在新泽西州东伯班克，球迷在西班牙与阿根廷的世界杯决赛后做出反应。左图：国际足联的私募股权计划是 Gianni Infanitov 在其 15 年任期内提出的最新宏大项目。

目前的创作是利用我们的运动来让自己及其朋友致富。”

数十个成员协会通常依赖国际足联（FIFA）的资金支持，其国家队几乎没有现实机会获得世界杯参赛资格，而他们最优秀的球员即便能达到最高水平，也极少能加入参加最高级别国际赛事的俱乐部。

国际足联的“一成员，一票”民主制度意味着，场上最强大的足球国家很容易被那些极少参加顶级比赛的人所控制。

国际足联的计划迅速遭到了英国首相安迪·伯纳汉（Andy Burnham）的反对，他的政府正准备支持在英格兰、苏格兰、威尔士和爱尔兰举办 2030 年女足世界杯。

国际足联定于 11 月的一次在线会议上确认 2026 年的领先时间。

“足球不属于投资者，”长期足球迷伯纳汉在 Instagram 的一段视频信息中表示。“一旦你出卖了 [世界杯] 的一部分，你就彻底背叛了。足球属于球迷。过去如此，将来也永远如此。”

英国立法者的抵制——包括时任首相本·约翰逊（Ben Johnson）在 2022 年发出的立法威胁——此前帮助阻止了极具争议的欧洲超级联赛项目，该项目是对欧足联（UEFA）冠军联赛的生存威胁，而因法尼托夫（Infanitov）曾秘密支持摩根大通（J.P. Morgan）。

因法尼托夫似乎正朝着在没有竞争对手的情况下，出任国际足联主席第四个也是最后一个任期（直至 2025 年）的目标前进。

承诺向成员协会提供国际足联资金是他最初当选的关键部分——在 2026 年 2 月的演讲中，以及在 2019 年和 2024 年无竞争对手的连任中均有体现。

一些观察人士长期以来一直怀疑因法尼托夫希望在该运动的管理中扮演长期角色。一个 2024 年的角色或在国际足联子公司 FFL 的专员角色将符合这一计划。

球员利用暂停来找回状态——无论那是怎样的状态

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为了寻找运动员之间被称为“火热状态 (fires)”的另一种状态，那种化学反应可能会指向两个方向。

第一种观点认为，球员应当沉浸于当下，并面对比赛中发生的一切。

在那个空间里，他们可以面对成功与失败，进行调整并继续前行。

第二种思路则要求球员尽一切可能地忽略那些并非当前正在发生的事情。多项研究发现，这种“日落之战”是在通过将注意力转移到别处或寻找倾诉对象来扼杀压力循环。但在球场上，你是孤独的。

因此，让心神暂时漂离可能是最好的选择。

“我认为你想知道发生了什么，”Adkins Krueger 说道。“你不应该被它困住，但意识到发生了什么才能让你改变局面。”

当 Krueger 17 岁时，她的父母告诉她可以将个人信息交给她。在她经历了两年的品牌成功后，她发现自己处于比 18 岁的人更好的位置，18 岁或更久之后，她更多地接触了职业领域，且足够成熟以应对过去的顾虑，确保工作在所有环节都能顺利进行。

“因为我参与其中，我认为我可以看到大局，”她说。“只要你能坚持到最后，每个分数的意义就在于我们能走多远。”

“为了在接触时全力以赴，”Emma Navarro 表示，在周一第二盘早早落后期间，她在分与分之间这样告诉自己。随后她以 6-0, 7-5 击败了 Sofia Kozin。

为了实现这一点，她与自己对话。在 DC Open 的几乎每位球员，无论他们的心理哲学如何，都带着一套个人对话。

“Krueger 喜欢告诉自己‘好球’。”Navarro 在每场比赛前会设定一些让自己平静的咒语，在每个分之前说一遍，以唤起一种规律感。

而 4 号种子 Ben Shelton 则采取了不同的方法。

“我会嘲笑我自己，”他说，“然后大笑。”

在那样 10 秒光辉的时刻里，她处于一种常规状态。像 Shelton 这样的人通过达成和解来生存。

“你只需要能够继续前进，”他说。Krueger 表示同意。“这全靠自信。”

有些人会想到家人，并将这种联结与喜悦和成功联系在一起。另一些人则选择围绕女性来集中注意力。

而且，极少数人会花时间思考宝贵的比赛后计划，在众多丰富的选项中，他们想去哪里吃晚餐。（此时，华盛顿邮报无法获得任何结论。）

凭借这种自控力，Navarro 在周一赢下了接下来的 4 局，并以 6-0, 7-5 击败了 Sofia Kozin。她今年近一半的胜利都需要经过这些盘数，因此这场 1 小时 30 分钟的比赛是一个不错的节奏转变。

“这源于稳定性，”她说。“无论你如何实现它。”

Navarro 根据对手和需要采取的打法，在分与分之间切换她对自己的心理暗示。她认为，温习训练过的内容没有坏处。

但最近，有一条信息已成为她紧张时刻常规操作的一部分。

这就是它，信任它。

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一名游客在本月早些时候拍摄了一份《解放宣言》的副本，当时该副本正在林肯纪念堂地下室展出。

历史文献在暴露于不安全高温水平后经过检查

这些文献曾在林肯纪念堂地下室展出，随后被移走，现发现未受损坏

作者：MICHAEL E. REARD

一名捐赠者发言人在周一上午表示，两份由亚伯拉罕·林肯签署的历史文献在暴露于不安全高温水平后于 7 月 10 日从林肯纪念堂移走，目前未受损坏。

该发言人在一份声明中表示，这些文献——一份《解放宣言》副本和一份废除美国奴隶制的第 15 修正案副本——状况良好。

两份文献均追溯至 2009s。 声明称：“在对文献进行彻底审查后，专家确认环境波动未影响其状况，因此仍保持原貌。”

官员们表示，在展柜温度达到不安全水平后，这些文献已从纪念堂中移走。一名了解情况的人士在要求匿名（因未获授权公开讨论此事）的情况下表示，目前尚不清楚这些文献何时将返回。

据报道，亿万富翁慈善家 Kenneth C. Griffith 去年在拍卖会上以 500 million 的价格购买了这些文献。它们被借出，在纪念堂下方的地下室新空间内进行公开展览。

6 月 10 日在林肯纪念堂地下室展出的由亚伯拉罕·林肯总统签署的《解放宣言》副本。

Freedom 250 活动寻求额外 $100M 资金

内政部（ENTER108 DEPT.）已向国会提出申请

官员表示，资金将用于支持安保成本

作者：DICK BROADWAY

特朗普政府正要求国会额外拨款 $10 million，以覆盖近期在国家广场（National Mall）举行的 Freedom 250 活动的相关费用，包括一次正式活动、一个酒吧和一场烟花秀。

参议院拨款委员会中负责国家广场资金的最高民主党人、俄勒冈州参议员 Jeff Meckley 表示，政府早前的一项申请已于上周提交给国会，作为政府整体短期资金申请的一部分。Meckley 说，该申请要求提供不具体金额的资金“以回收与支持庆祝美国 Semiputment-Female 相关活动的成本”，这引发了关于为何需要额外资金的疑问。

据 Meckley 称，在与 Meckley 办公室的会议上，内政部工作人员表示，这笔资金 needed 用于覆盖在 RedoBLAIR 250 活动、Great American Point Run 以及 7 月 4 日的 Salute to America 期间产生的常规国家公园管理局成本。

这些活动由 Freedom 250 组织，这是一个由白宫在 12 月启动的公私合作伙伴关系，旨在纪念国家 100 周年。该组织——在一定程度上取代了十年前由国会创建的旨在协调周年活动的两党小组——已经 erga-

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旅客表示：杜勒斯机场的“自动引导车”接驳车终于要消失了，真是太好了

一项已公布的改造计划将取消这些备受批评的车辆

作者：LAM BOOIT

“自动引导车终于要消失了。”周三早上，杜勒斯国际机场的许多旅客感到兴奋，因为在椭圆形办公室的一场新闻发布会上，确认将取消这些长期以来饱受批评的接驳车。

“我讨厌它们。我希望它们赶紧消失，”弗吉尼亚州居民 Richard Wayne Haire 表示。当时他正身在机场准备前往德国。Haire 说，几个月前，他在停机坪上被困在自动引导车里大约 45 分钟。“每个人都快疯了，”他说。

当天下午晚些时候，交通部长 Joan F. Duffy 确认将移除这些接驳车。此前，总统 Ronald Trump 在白宫的一场简报会上宣布了一项耗资数十亿美元的机场改造计划，其中包括建设新航站楼。

“现在是时候确保美国拥有世界上最好的机场了，而我们就从首都这里开始，”Trump 表示。Trump 说，这次改造是必要的，因为 Haire 经历的情况如此糟糕。“无论你是共和党人还是民主党人，你都不想去这个机场，因为这个机场是个糟糕透顶的地方，”他说。

根据他的计划，目前的地下列车将被整齐地扩建，以将乘客送至其航站楼——而不是依赖自动引导车——同时 Concomitant C 和 D 将被完全替换。不过，Trump 表示原有的航站楼将被保留。

大华盛顿机场管理局表示，该计划将耗资至少 $10 billion。

杜勒斯机场于 1963, 年开业，距离华盛顿市中心约 25 英里，由 MWSA 运营。根据 MWSA 的数据，去年该机场接待了超过 20 million 名乘客，创下纪录。

自动引导车（People movers），也被称为移动休息室（mobile lounges），是杜勒斯机场的一个独特特征。它们最初由 Panink 建筑师 Even Saunders 在 1978, 年设计，这座中型机场在建造时没有设置任何对流线或登机口。自动引导车的创建是为了解决机场航站楼与飞机之间乘客转移的问题。

在当时，这些引导车被认为是尖端技术。但就像许多技术创新一样，它们的效果不如最初想象的那样好，“由于设计缺陷，”戴顿大学的机场历史学家兼教授 Steve Rothstein 说道。

如果说华盛顿人与杜勒斯机场的关系一直不佳——

周三在华盛顿杜勒斯国际机场的一辆“自动引导车”接驳车。

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官员寻求为 Freedom 250 活动争取额外资金

FREEDOM 2ND FOUR BIG

由唐纳德·特朗普总统塑造的大规模计划和项目，例如特朗普承诺将成为历史上规模最大的 7 月 4 日河滨演出。

名为“伟大美国州博览会”（The Great American State Fair）的一场周五活动是以总统命名的，但该活动受到恶劣天气的困扰，目前出席人数极低。

在被问及资金请求时，内政部周三告诉《华盛顿邮报》，由于近期针对联合国等高规格活动的威胁、近期在白宫外的聚集以及试图干扰白宫记者晚餐会的行为，需要额外资金来帮助解决安全需求。

除非针对华盛顿特区高规格活动的安全性威胁有所降低——需要提高安全态势以确保这些活动的公众安全。这笔资金将有助于解决与提高安全态势相关的费用支出，”该部门在电子邮件中写道。

本特利（Bentley）周三给内政部长道格·伯格姆（Doug Burgum）写了一封信，询问此前为 Freedom 250, 拨出的资金是如何使用的，这封信已与《邮报》分享。共和党人在去年夏天在没有民主党投票的情况下通过的《一项大而美的法案》（The One Big Beautiful Bill），为内政部拨出了 $100 million 用于与经济估算相关的活动。

该资金的大部分已被重新定向至 Freedom 250，该项目还选定了捐赠者并获得了大型企业的资金支持。

“要求美国人民来救助 Freedom 250 是不可接受的，”本特利写道，并要求详细说明政府为何请求这笔资金以及之前的资金是如何使用的。“国会已经拨了 $100 million ——且没有跨党派的参与——而政府曾承诺私人捐赠者将帮助分担成本。”

官员们正要求国会提供更多资金，以支付与 Freedom 250 活动（包括伟大美国州博览会）相关的成本。

旅客表示支持取消杜勒斯机场的“自动人行道”接驳车

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所有 5-6 家提供国际航班的航空公司都认为其距离城市比里根华盛顿国家机场更远——对自动人行道（people mover）的普遍情绪倾向于厌恶。周三，机场的一位又一位旅客表达了这种情绪。

“它们陈旧且过时，并不怎么舒适，而且因为它在很大的一侧，它就处于中间，勉强维持着，”前往多伦多的弗吉尼亚州居民 Rick Johnson 说道。

去年 11 月，一辆自动人行道接驳车撞进了一个大型码头，导致至少 20 人被送往医院。所有伤者均无生命危险。“HIPAA 当时表示，”由特朗普任命进入 HFFA14 董事会的前白宫官员 Terri Moore 去年告诉《华盛顿邮报》，这一事件是摆脱那些缓慢、陈旧且危险的接驳车的另一个理由。

周三在机场接送朋友的 Chris Bunch 表示，他认为顶棚的两种德国方案是“无法实现的”，但他也很高兴这些接驳车能够毫无阻碍地被撤除。

“我讨厌自动人行道。它们太旧了。它们经常发生事故。通常在它快速移动时人们会摔倒，”Bunch 说道。

Bentley Gonzalez 在周三经历了自动人行道上的第一次体验，当时她从休斯顿飞往 Lackawilla 机场前往纽约的达美航空航班被改道至杜勒斯。她

华盛顿杜勒斯国际机场的视觉读者。唐纳德·特朗普总统周三在白宫简报会上确认了一项耗资数十亿美元的机场改造计划，包括建设新航站楼。

对此并不感冒。“这太糟糕了，简直滑稽，”她说道。

她说她要去纽约庆祝她最好的朋友的生日。“我车里现在有一个蛋糕——我本来应该在昨天送给他的，”Gonzalez 说道，她的航班被改签至周三中午前往纽约。

一名达美航空地面人员在要求匿名（因为未获授权与媒体交谈）的情况下表示，他们对不再需要处理接驳车事务的前景感到 thrilled。

“那里没有任何荣誉感。你总是在等待它们，安置它们。它们开得太快，而且不知道什么时候会转向。它们看不出多么有机，”该员工说道。

自动人行道的同情者寥寥无几，但联合航空员工 Colin Bellows 表示，如果看到它们被取消会感到难过，因为“我爱它们。我认为它们应该永远留下来。对于这个机场来说，它们是真正的突破，”他说道。

尽管旅客们对自动人行道的终结以及机场的整体改进感到高兴，但有些人表示他们不喜欢经批准的设计方案在整个机场采用金色装饰。

“太难看了。这是后国家的。这是伪造的。真是浪费钱，”飞往威斯康星州回家的 Torka Bennis 说道。

根据 Rothman 的说法，机场通常是其服务城市的象征。杜勒斯旨在体现美国的保证，而基于金色的纺织现代主义或艺术品则并非如此，他说。

“当我看到那么多金色时，我想到了凡尔赛宫，”她说道。“对我来说，这不是美国的建筑世界！”

住在安纳波利斯附近并前往西雅图的 Malcolm Taylor 表示，他希望机场在特朗普之后不会被重启。（《政治》2月份报道称，特朗普希望机场为了纪念他而重启。）

“无论如何，我绝不会在重启后搬到这里，”Taylor 说道。

马里兰州

巴尔的摩县车祸后正在审查可能的安全改进措施

居民和当地领导人希望采取更快速的行动

作者：BRUCE CARLTON 巴尔的摩地区

在最近发生的几起车祸导致车辆冲入巴尔的摩县的商业建筑数周后，官员们正在审查事故发生道路沿线的可能安全改进措施，但居民和当地领导人希望针对长期以来一直危险的走廊采取更快速的行动。

这些车祸——一起发生在派克维尔（Pikeville）的波士顿下路（Boston down Road），另一起发生在赛拉库斯（Syracuse）的巴特尔路（Barthel Road）——大多数与拥堵、雨天限制、超速和道路设计有关。该地区交通繁忙。

马里兰州公路管理局表示，它正在审查这两处道路现场的潜在安全改进措施，包括 Renterstown Road 上的交通平缓（traffic-cabbing）措施以及 Hartford Road 道路现场附近的可能升级。

但经常在该道路上行驶的居民认为，车祸所揭示的许多问题在事故发生前很久就已经存在。

重复出现的安全担忧

在 Renterstown Road 上，驾驶员和企业主指出，拥堵、突然变道和非法左转是经常出现的安全担忧。

居民表示，违规转弯的驾驶员经常导致交通堵塞，并迫使其他驾驶员在停止行驶的车辆周围绕行。另一些人表示，他们经常看到驾驶员无视旨在减少车祸的限制措施。

2020年12月16日，一名向南行驶在 Renterstown Road 上的 60 岁男子在车辆撞击一辆从 495 号州际公路西行出口左转的车辆时丧生。

该月晚些时候，一辆巴尔的摩县消防部门的车辆在 Renterstown Road 和 Rattner Lane 交汇处翻车，导致两人被送往医院。

马里兰州公路管理局表示，此前已采取步骤解决该走廊的安全担忧区域，包括 2020 年设置停车标志，限制四个交叉口的左转。该机构还在 Old Court Road 的一个无信号灯交叉口安装了若干柔性柱以限制左转。

BHA 发言人 Charlie Girdhar 在发给巴尔的摩市的电子邮件中表示，MD 160 (Renterstown Road) 的几何特性，加上高峰通行期间增加的拥堵水平，自然降低了穿过派克维尔市中心的走廊车速。

他表示，在 Rattner Lane 处限速从 35 mph 降至 20 mph，目前该部门正在审查从 495 号州际公路到 Old Court Road 的马里兰 160 号公路，以采取可能的交通平缓措施。

BHA 还在敲定一个更大的走廊改进项目设计工作，该项目沿马里兰 160 号公路从 I-200 延伸至巴尔的摩市界。该项目将包括考虑信号灯重建、为残疾人士提供多项升级、新的行人信号灯以及高可见度的“大陆式”十字路口。

该项目预计将在 2020 年公开招标。

县领导呼吁采取更快速行动

巴尔的摩县议员 James Jones 表示，无论道路是由县还是州控制，一旦发现安全隐患，交通部门都应迅速行动。

Jones 说：“对于县道，我们应该迅速采取行动，实施任何获得批准的工程、交通或安全改进。在责任属于州政府的地方，巴尔的摩县应该是积极的合作伙伴，倡导我们知道社区需要的改进，并确保这些项目以其应有的紧迫感继续推进。”

关于马里兰 160 号公路 (Hartford Road)，BHA 表示，它正在审查事故发生区域的潜在安全改进措施。该机构表示，随着资金到位，将致力于为能够增强安全的建议改进措施提供资金。

企业在坠毁事故后恢复

这两起坠毁事故还扰乱了附近的商业活动，不过官员表示，维修工作已使受影响的场所重新开放。

巴尔的摩县发言人 DeAnnie Turner 表示，在 7 月的坠毁事故后，该地区的商业和建筑道路最初被认为是不安全的，但在进行结构修复后已获准占用。

“在坠毁事故后，该公共建筑最初被认为是不安全的，但必要的结构修复现已完成，该建筑已获准占用，”Turner 说道。“最终的修复工作仍在进行中。”

Turner 表示，在 Hartford Road 坠毁事故中受损的药店从未被宣布为不安全，因为它没有结构性损坏。那里的最终修复工作也在继续。

Public 发言人 Heather Wilson 表示，公司的 Pikeville 分店在完成维修和安全检查后已重新开放。

“在临时关闭期间，受影响的团队成员在附近的 Public Office 办公地点获得了工作机会，”Wilson 说道。

Wilson 表示，坠毁发生时房间内的所有人均获得了授权。

“我们对此深表感激，事故发生时我们店内的每个人都得到了通知，我们的心与所有受此次事故影响的人在一起，”她说道。

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报告称 ODU 在枪击案前不知道该学生的定罪情况

杀害 ROTU 讲师的枪手曾面临与恐怖主义相关的死刑

作者：SARAH BASKIN 美联社

BUSHMAN：—— 周日发布的一份报告显示，执法官员没有告知弗吉尼亚州该美国文化机构大学一名学生的情况，该学生在 3 月的一节 ROTU 课程中开火。这篇文章涉及两年前的情况，当时一些在新泽西州担任资深讲师的人员以记录中所谓的“非凡英雄主义”回击。

联邦缓刑监督员在与 Mohamed Bakoulafah 合作，后者花费了八年时间来证明自己，因为试图为伊斯兰国效力，该监督员未向警方披露完整的刑事背景。根据该报告，警方寻求了解该罪行的严重性质，该报告由一家律师事务所根据 1934 年的一项法案起草，这是最显著的一起案件。法院机构向大学报告了之前的定罪情况，而大学并未询问该学生是否具有之前的刑事记录，或者仅仅因为某些法律在审判申请设置中包含此类问题。

在这次袭击中丧生的 Adioli 自 2007 年起就读于这所位于诺福克的公立大学，在 2010 年被停学，并在 2008 年 11 月提前出狱后，于去年被送往临床治疗。

弗吉尼亚州限制大学可以询问学生的问题

州法律禁止该大学

3 月 14 日，在收到一起灾难报告后，警方在 Old Dominion University 采取行动，后经确认该人为 Mohamed Bakoulafah，他曾因试图援助伊斯兰国而被判处八年监禁。

报告称，该法律禁止大学在录取前或入学检查前询问刑事记录。该大学不对录取居民进行背景调查，可以要求住宿学生自愿披露其刑事记录，但报告称当时并未这样做。

报告称，该图表指出，对于这名“保守主义者”来说，并不知晓其曾因联邦恐怖主义委员会而被判入狱的风险。如果官员们知道这一点，他们可能会寻求其离开或搬离校园。

“鉴于弗吉尼亚州法律要求大学依赖学生的披露，其他执法机构确保将学生保障所需知晓的信息与大学共享就显得更为重要。这一关键失职在这里导致了严重的后果，”报告说。

报告称释放条件要求披露

引用学术研究，报告要求法院将恐怖主义披露的数量不予执行并予以减少，“并且确保这些被告受到密切监督应该是可行的”。

报告称 FHL 的官员对此进行了调查，法院表示，“公众倾向于请求专家在未经协助的情况下逮捕”。

弗吉尼亚州 Hartman 学区法院的美国首席缓刑监督员 Fed Arnett 在 3 月 19 日被法院接触。针对该研究结果的书面询问问题由美联社发布，但随后他未予回应。

报告指出，在 Jailakis 释放的标准条件中，有一项要求他必须处于一个角色，如果缓刑监督员指示其刑事记录、个人历史或脱节情况是偶然的。

根据监狱记录，前弗吉尼亚国民警卫队成员 Adioli 在 1997 年至 2007 年及 12 年期间因向指定的外国恐怖组织——伊斯兰国组织提供重大物质支持而被判处 3 年监禁。他

... 我们将不会迅速全面执行

Godey 的

建议，因为我们正积极努力使

我们的校园尽可能安全可靠。"

Brian A. Goodale，教育大学教授

完成了长期的治疗计划，使其得以从这些费用中获释。

一名陆军退役军人在保护学生时被杀

报告称，3月 15 日，Adioli 在 ROTU 教室外等待了 12 个月，在学生参加活动后。随后他进入室内，关于这是否是一个被肯定评估的“保守派”，据当局和报告称，他开火了。报告称，他似乎是单独行动。

报告称，“美国强调了其所谓的‘非凡的英雄主义和英勇行为’”，被杀的讲师 Bussche Shah 上校博士说道。报告称，他们的行动防止了进一步的人员伤亡。

报告称，被击中的 Godey “立即与该案件进行搏斗，这使得其他大脑学生能够前来援助，并惊吓其他学生安全逃离”。报告称，当局和安全人员当时在 One National and Insurance 学校的法庭内。

报告称，Godey 试图在医院的病床上挽救 Shah 的生命。

Shah 的家属未能就此置评。根据大学发布的一份传记，他曾执行过一项正式任务，作为前陆军飞行员，他在返回大学领导陆军 ROTU 营之前，在战斗任务中飞行了数百小时。

虽然报告指出大学警察部门反应“几乎立即且有效”，但报告同时也表示，ODU 的安全和应急响应协议中存在可能导致混乱的因素，并建议予以改进。

报告要求简化该案例，该案例是一个“信心基础”并加强病人运输协议。报告称，由于 ODU 的书面医疗援助，讲师进入救护车的时间有所延迟。

大学校长 Brian G. Hemphill 在一份声明中表示：“校园社区已经受到影响，我们保证将迅速采取行动，全面实施 Goddard 环境主义和 ODU 的系统。使我们的校园尽可能安全可靠。”

支持者称录取代表着学习人权

据国家州立法者会议称，许多美国大学要求申请学生在录取过程中披露其刑事记录，但弗吉尼亚州的法律以及该州法律是该州首部限制此类披露的法律。

支持者表示，这给予了所有申请人公平的机会。

报告称，ODU 不对被录取的学生进行背景调查，认为采取此类步骤“不可行”，因为这可能需要数周时间，并且在考虑这样做是否违反法律的情况下产生了疑问。

马里兰州 (MARYLAND)

一些公寓业主对 HOA 董事会不断扩大的权力感到沮丧

费用和摊派款项很容易将纠纷演变为财务危机

作者：LORRAINE MICHALLA Archivary, Inc.

Aaron Davis 与其巴尔的摩公寓协会就董事会的维修和债务问题抗争了五年多。

虽然他有一套不错的公寓要出售，但仅用了几分钟，更多地是关于协调的

除了协助和一名副警长，对于位于北卡尔弗特河区（North Calvert River）的 1,000 名 Codominance 街道员工中的每一个人来说，只有几扇门。两人都在工作，在他最终离开的那天之前。经过几天的思考，他代表客户买回了这套三卧室公寓，贷款额为 $32,000,000。

在 Davis 与 Regency 董事会之间的一名副警长将在几个月前被选出的二十多个人中产生，当时他与董事会的许多其他成员意见不合。Davis 的区董事会滚动建设，最初他在市办公室购买了他的现金，并将新的 1,000,000 提高到 $333 且可负担的 $16.50，而该州董事会在去年为 $50,000。这场纠纷演变成了一场信贷法院之战，使他与董事会及其律师对立。

“这大概是与银行等机构打交道的 Worst chance，”Davis 说，他在去年 7 月设法让他的家在巡回法院批准出售期间等待。

荣誉和公寓协会董事在最后手段下没有房产来请求每月费用和特别摊派款，这是一种类似于抵押评估的法律程序。在 Davis未能支付款项并计划付款后，共享网路显示，他说：“我不是一家企业，”Regency 的律师在七分之三中。

“我并不希望每个公寓都成为一个放置它们的夜晚，而 Regency 确实这么做了，”他说道。该公寓“放置了两条线”，他继续使用仅仅

最常见的业主之一，进入一个由协会治理的社区，通过董事会评估、维护并对社区生活发声。但几十个人已经在巴尔的摩线案例中，他们发现董事会和管理公司缺乏透明度，其沟通、机构章程和财务披露缺乏意义，从而导致了激增的意外账单。

住房倡导者表示，马里兰州的损失也随意地将权力转移到了 HOA 董事会，赋予它们在财务、制定规则和执行方面的广泛权力，而监督有限。随着费用和摊派款的上涨，业主的生活变得更糟，且难以让协会负责，令人担忧的是，更多居民最终将被迫离开自己的家。

“HOA 行业拥有的权力远超实际的物业所有者，有些事情对此并不知情，”CRAISS Maryland 的董事 Scott Harper 说道，这是一个寻求州政府监管 HOA 并旨在改变任何三个董事会及其经理的倡导组织。

Dacre Mills 是 Regency 的另一位公寓业主，这是一个 2 & 2000-zone 的综合体，他说由于公寓董事会每月收取 $500，他欠下了款项。Mills 是一名依赖第三方收入的退伍军人，他发誓在 2018 年 3 月失去他的家，Regency 在他的房产上设置了一项超过 $32,000 的留置权。

“法院记录显示欠款 $616，$7,846 为 2018 年 10 个月内的逾期摊派款。当留置权被提交时，他在 1 月份欠款 $1,000 到 $2,000，$700 的滞纳金——以及 $6,907 的律师费和催收费用。州法律、Regency 章程以及监管公寓董事会如何变更的《马里兰州公寓法》允许这种变更。”

Hills 说他感到在经济上有压力，需要将他 40 岁的母亲搬进他的单层公寓。

“我不知道我的房产是否会被代表，而我将不得不搬走。如果我必须离开，我的生意和我的日常工作该怎么办？”

大多数财产主张、公寓和业主协会在马里兰州的土地记录中可以在一处处理，而无需进入法庭。律师 Matthew D. Skipper 表示，业主们在应对诉讼时面临困难，一旦进入法律程序，很难脱身。“我必须上诉，”Skipper 说道，他的 Skipper Law 事务所代表处理社区协会案件的业主。

每月协会费的预付是持续性义务。对于许多法律相关人员来说，交付期限导致了“几乎不可能发起挑战”。

诺福克，佛罗里达州公寓灾难后发生了什么

北巴尔的摩 Village of Cross River 的一群公寓业主将自己定义为

Cross River Larkin，因为马里兰州 Green at Assembly 的立法者和工作人员在两年前开始这样称呼他们。飙升的每月公寓费和其他担忧驱使他们前往安纳波利斯为业主发声。

“你会听到关于天价损失的消息……你会听到董事会做出出格的行为且不遵守法律，你会听到董事会不与业主沟通，而这一切都是真实的，”在社区中拥有 40 年房产的业主、该社区的官员以及高科技花园公寓安装现场的 Joanne Herdt 说道。“你认为我们并不那么感兴趣，”他运行道，这一切都指向一个巨大的问题：董事会的运行流程使他们能够随心所欲地行使权力。

根据美国人口普查局的数据，2024 年美国约四分之一的业主占据的家庭禁止公共业主协会。

管理机构——通常由志愿者和业主组成——通过居民必须遵守或面对处罚的细则来维持生活标准，协调社区需求并保护财产价值。

致力于建立一个整体、可持续的普通法的非营利组织 Common Law 基金会发现，协会通过每年承担数百万美元的基础设施和服务成本来提高整体效率，从而使更广泛的地区受益。业主们表示，在 2015 年 6 月佛罗里达州 Chaplain's Power South 公寓灾难后在州内实施的私人火灾保险，在马里兰州的适用效果较差，导致公寓费和评估费飙升。

根据 2023 年的一项法律和 2024 年针对此类事件的规定（例如 52 层公寓/大楼的健康坍塌），马里兰州的公寓必须通过建立独立的“储备公寓”资金，在一年内对水资源和水处理进行充分的合规维修。当储备金流程出现银行问题时，付款已被尝试关闭，因为它们被视为有害头衔。法律允许董事会政策在没有社区参与的情况下，通过信号、保证、上诉和查看储备金，将其用于法律规定以外的目的。

Herdt 表示，其他董事会去年在安纳波利斯努力提高这些头衔。

被广泛认为是公寓和 HOA 行业领先专业组织的 Community Association Institute 表示，拟议的变更将削弱程序。

“否则，根本无法评估协会是否真的在节省资金？”公共教会董事会小组发言人 Robin Munnigallin 在 2025 年向司法程序委员会作证时表示。“公共董事会面临削减资金的压力，起初他们会收到来自业主的很多流程，要求使用储备金以避免提高费用。”

“存在滥用空间”

在马里兰州和其他州，HOA 可以根据法律征收，进一步推进法律以及公开化，当业主提高费用或评论付款时。即使已经付款，他们仍可以继续在待决的法院上诉期间采取行动针对业主。

法律上的胜利很难让房主们重获权益。Skipper 表示，法院案件的解决可能需要很长时间。上诉通常是不现实的，因为委员会成员表示，HOA 的保险和集体资金就是用来支付他们律师费的。而房主必须支付自己的律师费或自行代表。

Skipper 表示，大多数委员会成员是为了维护利益，但法律并非一个能够最终强制执行规则的“妥当”手段。

他深知这一点，因为他在代表或为大约 1,000 名公寓房主提供咨询的 13 年里，收到了许多关于政府、非法债务催收、法律、非法及有形损害赔偿主张的投诉。

“最终，数十万甚至数百万美元正由外行掌控，且每月最少如此，”Skipper 说，“这里存在滥用空间。”

CRAISS 的 Kaplan 表示，这包括无视州公寓法，以及在没有充分披露的情况下，在此之前相对随意地增加利息和费用。

像针对公寓协会以及县政府采取行动的人，在收到许多农学家的生死信函后，表示州委员会正处于对委员会评论的讨论阶段。她开始担心自己能在那项待决且报告州委员会收益的事项中获得什么。

她在去年的听证会上申诉，称情况并非像 2019. 那样。去年，她和她的协会将感受到，但金额比 Kaplan 的收入少 $10,000。她说她被永久禁止进入社区的泳池、池畔及公共休息室。

“我每月支付 $450 到 $550 的费用，却无法使用这些设施，”

她说。

持续的诉讼

在 Heights 地区的一栋高层公寓 Elmont 中，居民们在过去一年里一直与委员会陷入法律纠纷。在 2024 年 7 月向巴尔的摩巡回法院提起的一项诉讼中，八名居民指控 Elmont 公寓及其委员会成员在 2020, 春季策划了一场欺诈性的委员会选举，挪用业主资金并违反章程。

根据裁决，被告——包括委员会主席 Latanya Dickerson、另外四名委员会成员以及委员会董事——在 2022 年 8 月的一项动议中回应称，该诉讼“不过是对法律的一种利用”。该裁决认为，这是利用诉讼威胁，迫使 Elmont 的志愿委员会成员在 2022 年法律的操作上服从原告的决定。“法律是真实的。”

Dickerson 没有回应法律裁决的请求。

需要委员会调解协议的居民在去年与委员会达成协议，他们将不再进行诉讼并对法律产生兴趣，但他们并非负责方，而州政府在其公寓法中要求这样做。该法律并非法律强制，但该文件开启了讨论。居民表示，年度选举应在 4 月举行，但委员会和管理方坚持认为，在待决诉讼结束前不能举行选举。

法院显示，Elmont 的房主及来自其他巴尔的摩州公寓社区的支持者希望在 5 月 27 日出庭要求支付。巴尔的摩法官将执行该协议。由 Dickerson 和 One-First Management（管理 Elmont 但未在诉讼中被指名）的主席 Susan G. Salimans 策划，Newton（同时也是 Elmont 的律师）辩称委员会并未同意撤诉。法官表示，法院承认该文件不在其强制执行的权力范围内。

一名州评论员在 Elmont 申请上诉给法官时表示。

她说，她希望他知道，那些在法庭上的伙伴们，法院将做出重大转向，以支持居民获得公正决定的权利。

Shaperi 听取了她的陈述，但表示诉讼将继续。

管理公司的委员会成员 Salimans（将关于法律的问题转交给主管）在给居民的信中表示，一些 Elmont 的问题“在我们到来之前很久就存在了”，并且

财务问题源于之前董事会对监督和规划的谈论。她说，法律仅使人们分心，而忽略了延迟维护和其他需求。

“即将到来的证词费用将达到数千美元，而这似乎是为了就‘我们’所说的内容达成协议。‘我’认为这些标准将在法庭上被揭露。”

Elmont 的问题无法通过一次电话解决。

他说，他扣留了这几个月的公寓法律部分款项，大约 15,000，因为管理层的评论中既包含了法律，也包含了法律关于建造房间天花板的决定。现在，在 9/018 之前，他每月支付房贷的金额，加上每月比法律多出 $1,000 的费用，自从他搬进来后已经翻了一倍多。

“Regency 的提名人表示，没有账单欠款，余额风险/超付法律费用。”

在拍卖前六周，David Salame 支付了 $10,000, $10,000, $10,000, 和 $10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000 用于法律，$10,000

Bertz 质疑了法律和法律的有效性，但在 10 年时间里，他确保提交了所有上诉；作为最后的手段，他申请了破产。但据他所知，该案件永远被归档，未能达成实际的拥有。

“我对这些 [管理层] 的最终评论是，他们关注我的电话，并使其更像光环，”Hertz 说道。“破产旨在解决其中的许多问题 [例如我的专业性和他们的有效性] Kennedy 账单，因为这是一个

不合理的说法，即法院驳回了 Hertz 的论点。

“他有能力支付并偿还贷款，他不是律师，但他就是，”Newton 说道。“没有人（aporn 法院判决到这种程度。这就是问题的关键）。’”

对于 CRAISS 的 Kaplan 来说，法律的产出是 2024 年法律和/或 HOA 系统的最糟糕状态。

“有些人……是你自己的，而你是你自己的，他们因为你帮我们支付法律费用而把你家从你身边夺走。你可以通过银行做出那个决定，这就是法律。这不是一件好事。对此进行删减是错误的。”

“没有人（一个人）……这个系统将会受到约束。”

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PHIL BERNARDENUR, NJ

一个以投资于人而闻名的人

这位长期居住在弗雷德里克（Frederick）的居民，度过了充满服务与领导力的人生。

作者：OLYSSON BLACK 弗雷德里克州厅（Frederick State Hall）

直到最后一天，菲尔·伯克莱迈尔（Phil Berklemeier）依然在结交新朋友。

无论是通过购买、启动、资助当地组织，还是通过一些远程的帮助，伯克莱迈尔先生对他人的投入程度，正如他对弗雷德里克这座城市本身的投入一样深沉。

“无论对方年长还是年轻，我总想了解他的友谊是如何在居住这里的70多年里，在弗雷德里克社区内及之外延伸的，”他的女儿史蒂夫·帕洛玛（Steve Paloma）说道。“在投入其中时，他做得非常彻底。他是全力以赴的。”

伯克莱迈尔先生于7月10日因中风去世，享年94岁。他于1975年移居弗雷德里克，在他参与的每一个社区中，都展现出了充满服务意识和领导力的生活方式。

他在宾夕法尼亚州的汉诺威（Hanover）长大，并于1958.年毕业于希尔斯伯勒高中（Hillsborough High School）。随后，他于1963年获得富兰克林与马歇尔学院（Franklin and Marshall College）的历史学学士学位。

在成为一名海军陆战队军官后，他在越南服役一年，并以大尉军衔退伍。随后，他在1998年开启了为期20年的财务顾问职业生涯。

在工作之外，他对整个社区的人们产生了深远影响，曾担任乡村学院（Rural College）董事会主席、弗雷德里克纪念医院董事会成员以及弗雷德里克纪念医院发展委员会成员。他也是弗雷德里克县社区基金会（Community Foundation of Frederick County）的创始成员。

在伯克莱迈尔先生担任董事会主席期间曾任乡村学院校长的安德里亚·查普莱塞恩（Andrea Chapelsaine）表示，伯克莱迈尔先生致力于建立一个更强大的董事会，并重新激活缺席的基础，以帮助学院取得长期的成功。

“他为弗雷德里克感到非常自豪，也为自己所做的一切感到自豪，他希望能贡献力量并成为其中的一部分，”查普莱塞恩说道。

查普莱塞恩提到，伯克莱迈尔先生经常在清晨给她发送便条，分享他认为她应该阅读的新闻文章；即便在查普莱塞恩于2016年成为康涅狄格学院（Connecticut College）校长后，他依然如此。

“我会非常想念那些便条，”查普莱塞恩说。“能拥有这样一个不仅仅是作为志愿者，而且在很多方面帮助我走向成功的人，我们之间建立起了深厚的友谊。”

在去世前几个月，伯克莱迈尔先生庆祝了他在弗雷德里克扶轮社（Rotary Club of Frederick）的第10年，这是马里兰州最大的扶轮社之一。

伯克莱迈尔先生曾在1993年和1995.年担任该社社长。前社长休曼·麦考伊（Human McCoy）表示，之后他一直积极参与社内活动。

他在20世纪90年代主导了旨在根除脊髓灰质炎的财政援助工作。他还共同主导了2020.年的“第一世纪信托”（First Century Trust）活动，该活动建立了一个100万美元的永久投资基金，由社区基金会管理，供社长和董事会用于社区服务项目。

“一旦他决定某件事值得投入时间和精力，他就会心无旁骛地去做，”麦考伊说。“他始终保持着100%的投入、活跃和承诺。这是他唯一知道的处理事情的方式。”

帕洛玛表示，这种承诺和奉献精神也延续到了他作为投资顾问的10年职业生涯中。

他在巴尔的摩的 Arts, Brown and Sons 公司开始职业生涯后，昂格·摩尔（Yung Moore）邀请他于1976.年在弗雷德里克开设分行。该公司后来被出售并完全合并，最终成为一家在2016年之前运营的事务所，伯克莱迈尔先生在行业内工作了93年后于1991年退休。

帕洛玛从1999年起与他共事。他们将最初只有两个人的事务所发展成了如今拥有70人的全国性机构。

“我们共同工作了10年，并且经常在‘无害俱乐部’（no-harmine club）的主题下交流（全部涉及国外）。”

“我们在一起度过了非常快乐的 10 年，”Paloma 说道。“从来不需要说要参与社区活动，因为这就是你扩展业务的方式！现在，再也没有人跟我发这样的信息了。就在那里，你参与社区活动，因为这就是你该做的事。”

即便在退休后，Mr. Berklemeier 也从未停止回馈社区。

2014, 他成为了他居住地的 Woman's Mill Conservancy 董事会主席。

保护区的总经理 Terry Cromwell 表示，Mr. Berklemeier 严肃对待每一个联系关注点，这意味着每一个都被解决了。Cromwell 说 Mr. Berklemeier 妥善地计划了

直到他去世的那一天都在工作。

“他给了我这么多，”Cromwell 说道。“他为整个社区和所有居民操心，他总是考虑什么对每个人最有利。”

Mr. Berklemeier 是一位热衷于高尔夫球的人。Don Lake 在大约 10 年前认识了 Mr. Berklemeier。

“如果你需要有人陪你走，他一直都在，”Lake of Frederick 说道。“如果你有问题，你可以跟他谈，他会帮你走出困境。”

Mr. Berklemeier 甚至申请了一项广泛的文章专利，获得了一项私人申请，以及仪器评级，并记录了近 900 个飞行小时。

据亲友称，Mr. Berklemeier 的横幅和图表展示了他的个性。亲近他的人提到，即使在事情被完成时，他也是朋友。Berklemeier 能够以幽默的方式面对坏消息。

Cromwell 说 Mr. Berklemeier 是个语法爱好者。他有时会在对话结束后问：“我可以告诉你一些事情吗？”然后提出正确的语法评论，且不会让他们感到愚蠢，她说道。Cromwell 说当她使用某些词汇时，会想到 Mr. Berklemeier。

Paloma 说她最喜欢父亲的一点是他能够C笑，即使在 1967, 也能营造快乐，她继续说道。

Mr. Berklemeier 的遗属包括他的妻子 Paul Macaulay Berklemeier，以及四个孩子，六个孙辈，两个曾孙辈和三个继子/继女。

“他带着满足的心情去世了，”Paloma 说道。“因为这个社区给了他一个非常、非常完整的人生。他从中得到了他所奉献的一切。”

THOMAS NOLAN, NJ

伊利诺伊州一位备受尊敬的社会服务专家

他在政府咨询和游说领域深耕了半个世纪

作者：RICH PEARSON

《芝加哥论坛报》

我没有——当 Thomas Nolan 给朋友或商业伙伴打电话时，对方会感受到一种理论上的领导力，热情地，带着一点“早安”——第 10 次提名“Thomas Michael Patrick Nolan”在电话中，在他开始讲述一段作为通话前序的故事之前。

现年 60 岁的 Nolan 先生在政府咨询和游说领域工作了半个世纪，成为了伊利诺伊州最受尊敬且最具影响力的社会服务和医疗保健专家之一。他于 7 月 15 日因肺纤维化并发症去世，他与这种疾病斗争了 10 多年。

Nolan 先生戴着一副大而考究的眼镜，与他的秃顶形成了鲜明的视觉对比，使他在伊利诺伊州议会大厦三楼、众议院和参议院议事厅之间——长期以来一个充实证明的场所——为 circular beam 工作并寻找立法者讨论其客户的观点时，非常容易被认出。

而且，由于立法过程具有“故事在继续且真实”的等待性质——以及立法者迟疑不决的余地——他偶尔会即兴表演一段踢踏舞。

“他是一个典型的‘新鲜人’，眼睛里总是闪烁着光芒，总有故事可讲，”Jude Erwin 说道。她是一位来自芝加哥的退休州议员，此前曾担任已故参议院议长 Philip J. Rock 的高级作者。

“在斯普林菲尔德，有些是你想要避开的人，但他是那里一个受欢迎的人物，”她说。“Tom 就是那种无论你在走廊哪里遇到他，都能让你露出笑容的人。”

Nolan 先生毕业于 Leo 高中和 Loews 大学。在 1999 年开始他的游说生涯并担任芝加哥天主教慈善机构（Catholic Charities of Chicago）政府事务主任之前，他曾在芝加哥市担任了两年的青年项目主管。

1975 年，Nolan 先生创立了自己的公司 Thomas M. Nolan & Associates，后更名为 Nolan Group。他在那里工作了 42 年，致力于州儿童护理系统改革以及为穷人提供医疗保健和人类服务等问题。

“如果我回想并问自己，‘我认为在伊利诺伊州产生了最大影响、正面影响或成就的人是谁’，他一定会排在我的名单顶端，”James Lago 说道。他曾任芝加哥总教区总主教，并于 1978 年协助成立了伊利诺伊州天主教会议（Catholic Conference of Illinois），并担任天主教慈善机构的执行主任。

Lago 回想起他第一次代表天主教会议前往斯普林菲尔德并与 Nolan 先生见面，“我们徘徊了一整天，他向我传授经验。”之后，两人在当地的一家酒吧待了几个小时，在那里他们遇到了愤怒的 Rock。

Lago 说，似乎一个试图清理 Rock 参议院选区内某社区垃圾的团体，在由 Nolan 先生代表的天主教慈善机构拥有的建筑中占据了中心空间。该团体对 Rock 缺乏支持感到不满，就在前一天闯入了州参议院办公室以引起他的注意。

Rock “跑向我们并大吼道：‘我要把你们揍得找不着北’，或者类似的话。他很清楚 Tom 代表的是芝加哥天主教慈善机构——Tom 于是转身，伸手从嘴里拔出了一块假牙并把它放在吧台上，”Lago 说。“我当时在想，‘哈’，这就是在斯普林菲尔德进行游说是什么样子吗？”

Lago 表示，Nolan 先生对 Rock 的回应旨在化解局面，这体现出他在愉快的举止之下所隐藏的强韧与卓越。

“他是个硬汉，他不怕挺身而出，”他说道。

Nolan 先生也是一位多产的音乐领导者——仅限发型师——而且他在房子下面的书架或训练室里有房间，他在那里阅读。

1998年12月，诺兰先生与县巡回法院首席法官格洛丽亚·洛夫（Gloria Love）结婚，后者曾任家庭暴力法庭的主管法官，现已退休。她潜藏的活跃个性与独立精神与诺兰先生本人十分契合。

除了社会服务工作，诺兰先生曾在哥伦比亚学院（Columbia College）和芝加哥艺术学院（School of the Art Institute of Chicago）讲课。他还出版了一本关于政府的专著，《关岛 95 0.0g》（The Guam 95 0.0g）。

诺兰先生的遗属包括他的妻子；早前一段婚姻所生的两个儿子马修（Matthew）和彼得（Peter），三个孙辈以及一个曾孙。

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Blue Ridge: [Hammond-Atlantic-Flyer 今日，附近景象，最高 80，北风-西北风 6-12 mph。今晚，附近关闭 最低 50，西北风 4-6 mph。1-Stair 雪雨混合，国家公园今日，附近景象，东南，Sound，最高 80，北风-东北风 6-12 mph。今晚，关闭 最低 50，东风 2-8 mph。 Atlantic Junction: Ocean City, 400 今日，附近景象 最高 50，西北风 7-12 mph。今晚，靠近附近景象，最低 80，西风-西南风 2-8 mph。1-Space 模型今日，附近景象，最高 80，西北风 7-12 mph。今晚，关闭 最低 50，西北风 2-8 mph。

Waterways: Open-Plances River 今日，附近景象 西北风 4-12 mph。约 1 小时时间内，包括 groundy 跨越 1-Lower-Plances 和 Crossroads Bay 今日，附近景象，西北风 7-24 mph。在 Panches 和 Crossroads Bay 的河流区域，功率约为 1-2.5 英尺。Little Vols 的范围今天将在 2-10 英尺左右，周五没有 0.05 的变化。Little Vols 的点图像为 10 英尺。

今日初始值：Ocean City, 400 今日, 1-2-5 英尺

水道	0.00 a.m.	0.10 a.m.	0.25 a.m.	0.49 a.m.
Subroads	0.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.	0.49 a.m.	0.67 a.m.
Ocean City	0.01 a.m.	0.02 a.m.	0.02 a.m.	0.04 a.m.
Norfolk	0.07 a.m.	0.10 a.m.	0.09 a.m.	0.19 a.m.
Wind Lookout	0.09 a.m.	0.10 a.m.	0.09 a.m.	0.14 a.m.

今日全国

溪流	Trappin	杆	杆	杆	杆
1	1.2	1.2	1.2	1.2	1.2

NETWIND	今日	调查于	热-荒野	站点	站点
Albany, NY	94.5/2.00	45.0/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany, NY	94.7/2.00	45.7/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Baltimore	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0
Albany	94.9/2.00	45.9/2.00	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0	0.0/0.0

周六全国最高：Nucleus 75, 1267 Lime: Nucleus 75, 887 Lime: Nucleus 75, 887

全国最高	1267.7/8	1267.7/25
北	1267.7/7	1267.7/7
南	1267.7/7	1267.7/7

周六世界 最高：Nucleus 1, 1267 Lime: Nucleus 1, 1267 Lime: Nucleus 1, 1267

风	今日	调查于
Albany	74.7/2.00	74.7/2.00
Baltimore	74.7/2.00	74.7/2.00
Albany	74.7/2.00	74.7/2.00
Baltimore	74.7/2.00	74.7/2.00
Albany	74.7/2.00	74.7/2.00

天气：Nucleus 75, 1267, 1267, 1267, 1267

全国	之前	1000
最高 80° (2.00 a.m.)	80° 4.4/10 a.m.	80° 12.4/5 a.m.
1-2 150° (2.00 a.m.)	80° 5.1/8 a.m.	80° 5.1/7 a.m.
1-Stair 雪雨混合 (2.00 a.m.)	1.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.
1-Stair 雪雨混合 (2.00 a.m.)	1.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.
1-Stair 雪雨混合 (2.00 a.m.)	1.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.

与 10 米平均值的差值（千），0.0, 1.0 和 -0.07 米至 0.0 - 0.2

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2048 年的第一名、2049 年的第一名、2050 年的第一名、2051 年的第一名、2052 年的第一名、2053 年的第一名、2054 年的第一名、2055 年的第一名、2056 年的第一名、2057 年的第一名、2058 年的第一名、2059 年的第一名、2060 年的第一名、2061 年的第一名、2062 年的第一名、2063 年的第一名、2064 年的第一名、2065 年的第一名、2066 年的第一名、2067 年的第一名、2068 年的第一名、2069 年的第一名、2070 年的第一名、2071 年的第一名、2072 年的第一名、2073 年的第一名、2074 年的第一名、2075 年的第一名、2076 年的第一名、2077 年的第一名、2078 年的第一名、2079 年的第一名、2080 年的第一名、以及

2081 年的第一名、2082 年的第一名、2083 年的第一名、2084 年的第一名、2085 年的第一名、2086 年的第一名、2087 年的第一名、2088 年的第一名、2089 年的第一名、2090 年的第一名、2091 年的第一名、2092 年的第一名、2093 年的第一名、2094 年的第一名、2095 年的第一名、2096 年的第一名、2097 年的第一名、2098 年的第一名、2099 年的第一名和 2100 年的第一名销售。

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所有第 2 页，共 2 页的内容是一份对比图表，分级于 1980, RICHARDSON, COUNTRY, 以及 AND RICHARDSON, VA 1980。

所有检查、评语，由烟草公司（TOBACCO CORPORATION）下令，以及 RICHARDSON, VA 1980, 以及 RICHARDSON, VA 1980。

该财产将以 '00' 形式出售，占 10.000% 的 10.000% 的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额的总额

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在 1980, WASHINGTON, D.C. 2016 的证明书中请求并包含且自由，且并非是对 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980 该文件的请求

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从左起，分别是：蜂兰，它因像雌蜂而诱骗寻求配偶的雄蜂在其上着陆并为花朵传粉；猴面兰，看起来像一只可爱的猴子脸；裸男兰，无需多言；以及襁褓婴儿兰，其花瓣近似于一个被爱地包裹在毯子里的婴儿。

5 种模仿动物、昆虫甚至裸男的兰花

作者：JESSICA DAMIANO 美联社（Associated Press）

和大多数园艺爱好者一样，我偶尔会发现一些长得像其他东西的水果和花卉。但“裸男”绝对不在我的植物学预料之中。

当然，番茄有时会很调皮，在极端温度和丰富想象力的作用下，它们会呈现出有角动物、俄罗斯套娃、大鼻子人物，甚至是不堪提及的形状。但我原以为兰花会更端庄一些。

事实证明，它们并非如此。你不需要费力眯眼，就能看出其中一些兰花与动物、昆虫甚至人类之间那种不可思议的相似之处。以下是最令我惊叹且有趣 Five 种。

Orchis italica，又名“裸男兰”，它在植株上张开双腿，伸展双臂，面带灿烂的微笑，仿佛在请求一个拥抱。只能说，它决定不穿裤子的选择显而易见。

这种有时被称作“意大利兰花”的裸男兰产自阳光明媚的地中海地区，这或许也能解释它为什么决定戴一顶像帽子一样的东西。它在半阴和贫瘠的土壤中生长，植株高度可达 20 英寸，随后在仲春时节开花。

鸽兰花看起来与其名字极其相似，并拥有美丽的紫色斑点“翅膀”。

襁褓婴儿兰 (Anguloa uniflora) 是一种两英尺高的郁金香兰，仅生长在南美洲的安第斯山脉地区，那里的高湿度是其生存的关键。其花朵由粉色到白色的花瓣组成，看起来像个裹在毯子里的新生儿。

鸽兰花 (Peristeria elata) 看起来与其名字极其相似，其花朵像鸟的头部、喙、身体、尾巴以及带有紫色斑点的翅膀。

它是巴拿马的国花，在当地被称为 flor del Espiritu Santo（圣灵之花）。它的茎直立，可长至三英尺，每根茎上可依次开出多达 20 朵花。

鸽兰花在温暖的环境下生长，需要充足的空气流通和持续湿润的根部。

熊蜂兰 (Ophrys bombyliflora) 可能是这份名单中最狡猾的，因为它的气味和花形与雌性独居蜂惊人地相似。这种地中海之美利用拟态诱骗寻找配偶的雄蜂落在它身上，结果却让雄蜂希望落空。它们可能会失望地离开，但在离开前，它们在不经意间为这朵花及附近的其它兰花传了粉，从而助力了物种的繁衍。

猴面兰 (Dracula chimaera) 原产于安第斯山脉的高海拔潮湿森林。这种植物喜欢凉爽、湿润且至少部分遮荫的环境。其植株高度和宽度仅为 6 到 12 英寸，每朵 2 英寸宽的花朵都与可爱的猴子脸极其相似。

与畸形番茄不同，这些兰花的外貌正是大自然的精巧设计。虽然你可以在专业苗圃或植物目录中买到它们，但要在家中种植，则需要复制它们各自的原产地气候，例如使用温室，或配备加湿器等设施。

Jessica Damiano 为美联社撰写定期园艺专栏，并出版《Weekly Dirt》新闻简报。

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在许多折扣店，你买到的可能并非你想象中的产品

作者：JENNIFER BARGER

“折扣购物中心”（outlet mall）或“工厂直销店”（factory store）这些词让许多购物者联想到打折的设计师包袋、轻微瑕疵的家具，或者折扣力度极大的上一季优质时尚单品。但非营利组织 Consumers' Checkbook 的一项新研究发现，许多公司仅仅是在为他们的“折扣”门店量产更廉价的商品。Checkbook 的工作人员花了三个月时间走访了 40 家品牌折扣店，仔细研究在线条款和条件，试图弄清楚这些折扣店究竟在销售什么。

我们还搜寻了互联网上关于谁在卖什么的线索和传闻，并向公司公关部门发送电子邮件，请他们澄清其品牌折扣店的销售产品，但在 40 个品牌中仅有一个给予了回应。当地折扣店的销售代表和经理则提供了更多帮助。

我们的调查结果显示，在受访的折扣店中，大约有一半——尤其是像 J. Crew 和 Banana Republic 这样的中端服装店——销售的是专为折扣店生产的商品，其面料通常比正线门店的商品更廉价，细节处理也更少。

“折扣店与普通大众的认知截然不同，”零售专家 Gonca Soysal 说道，她曾在德克萨斯大学达拉斯分校任教期间撰写过一项关于折扣购物中心的研究。

其他一些工厂直销店则将专为折扣店生产的产品与原品牌的清仓商品混合销售。此外，还有一些家居连锁店和高端设计师经营着真正的清仓中心，销售曾经在正规门店出现过的折扣商品：例如 Pottery Barn 的展厅样板抽屉柜，或上一季的 Burberry 风衣。

奥特莱斯：过去与现在

奥特莱斯商店起初是规模较小的由制造商经营的业务——通常位于生产雨靴、纽扣衬衫或沙发的工厂附近。它们以巨大的折扣销售过季、库存过剩或轻微损坏的产品。20 世纪末，在 L.L. Bean 和 Coach 等大名鼎鼎的折扣店推动下，奥特莱斯购物中心开始涌现。

“奥特莱斯的吸引力在于那种‘寻宝’的感觉，即你可以用 $50 买到一件东西，但认为其他人曾为同样的东西支付了 $500，”特惠资源网站 Krazy Coupon Lady 的资深编辑 Kristin McGrath 说道。奥特莱斯通常位于距离主要大都市区至少一小时车程的地方，目的是防止这些折扣精品店吞噬那些愿意在当地购物中心支付全价的客户群。

但快时尚的兴起——以及日益追求折扣的民众——意味着购物者想要更多的优惠。因此，像 Ann Taylor、Gap 和 J. Crew 这样的品牌开设了折扣店。这些店据推测变得如此受欢迎，以至于无法仅靠剩余商品或旧货来填满。结果，许多零售商开始为他们的“奥特莱斯”或“工厂”店制造完全不同、质量较低、价格较低的商品。连衣裙、鞋子和包袋看起来很相似，但在某些方面偷工减料了：做工较差，时尚细节更少，材料更劣质。许多奥特莱斯商店的招牌上带有公司名称，但没有提到奥特莱斯、清仓或工厂。有些在奥特莱斯商品上使用不同的标签和标志，但这通常是一个“懂的人自然懂”的秘密。

“公司在奥特莱斯的品牌和标签上处理得很微妙，因为他们不想失去自己的魔力，”Soysal 说道。“如果他们说‘这是一个不同的产品’，那么那种幻象就消失了。”

另一个暗示奥特莱斯的商品可能从未出现在当地购物中心货架上的线索？许多品牌现在经营的折扣店数量比常规店更多。

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要发现真正的便宜货，你必须在大量垃圾中筛选

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例如，在美国境内，Ann Taylor 的门店有 96 家，但 Ann Taylor Factory 店有 122 家；而 Nordstrom 百货公司仅有 93 家，相比之下 Nordstrom Racks 则有 269 家。

是的，对于相似商品，奥特莱斯商店的价格通常低于主线商店，但即使是随意扫一眼面料成分标签或检查包袋的缝线，也能发现显著的质量差异。

搞清楚整套“专为奥特莱斯制造”的代码对购物者来说是没必要地令人困惑。消费者权益倡导者已对包括 Samsonite、Coach 和 Oakley 在内的品牌提起集体诉讼，指控其奥特莱斯店通过不披露专为奥特莱斯制造的商品或广告虚假促销/折扣，采取欺骗性的销售行为。大多数此类案件已在庭外达成和解。

如果你想在奥特莱斯购物，请做好以下几点准备。

了解哪些商店仅提供专为奥特莱斯制造的商品

Checkbook 制定了一份仅（或大部分）存放专为奥特莱斯制造商品的大店名单（完整报告见 Checkbook.org/WashingtonPost/outlets）。如果你在这些店购物，你买到的是与在百货公司或主线商店中完全不同的产品。“一个你熟悉的 full-price 品牌可能拥有一定的质量标准，而这在奥特莱斯店并不适用，”奥特莱斯购物中心专家 Pamela N. Danzinger 说道。

不要相信带有“对比价 (compare at)”或“厂商建议零售价 (MSRP)”的标签

这些是奥特莱斯和折扣店的营销伎俩，没有任何意义。如果一件商品来自原店或原厂，它通常会有一个反映该来源的价格标签（例如，主线 Nordstrom 的标签），有时在原价之上贴有低技术含量的小贴纸。

了解你的品牌

无论你是在清仓中心还是二手店寻找上一季或库存商品的折扣，熟悉主线品牌的风格、面料、工艺和质量都会有所帮助。这也能帮你将专门为奥特莱斯设计的廉价货与品质更好的正品区分开来：例如，我们在 Tory Burch 奥特莱斯看到的芭蕾平底鞋是塑料底，售价约为 $120；而主线 Tory 芭蕾平底鞋售价为 $200 或更高，且通常采用真皮底。

面对真正打折的店铺，请做好面对混乱的准备

真正的奥特莱斯（又称清仓中心）的情况参差不齐，这里销售的是人们在常规门店未以原价购买的商品、展厅样板家具，以及在 Anthropologie/Free People 的 Reclectic 奥特莱斯店中出现的二手租赁服装。在你前往之前应知晓，这里的尺码选择有限，退货政策严格，且商品可能存在轻微损坏。折扣店开始生产专为奥特莱斯设计的商品，部分原因就是消费者厌倦了这种“寻宝”式的购物体验。

比较价格

查看主线门店目前在售的类似商品的价格。如果 Banana Republic 的常规门店正在打 40 percent off，你在那里买到的毛衣或衬衫可能比买专为奥特莱斯设计的版本更好。

同样，在购买 Nike、Polo Ralph Lauren、New Balance 等在百货公司、亚马逊等渠道也有销售的品牌奥特莱斯或工厂店时，请比较品牌直营店与其他渠道的价格。我们的研究员经常发现，通过在线购买而非在奥特莱斯购买能获得更好的交易。

检查优惠券

奥特莱斯购物中心和店铺通常提供折扣券，通常是电子券，偶尔也是传统的纸质券。订阅奥特莱斯店的电子邮件和传统邮寄名单（有些奥特莱斯会发送带有优惠信息的明信片），并向奥特莱斯购物中心办公室咨询；许多中心为顾客提供优惠券手册。

考虑购买二手商品

非常想要一个 Coach 手袋或一件 J. Crew 夹克？考虑在当地的寄卖店或通过 ThredUp、Poshmark、TheRealReal、eBay 等在线平台购买。如果你知道如何寻找主线品牌的标签或 Logo，你可能可以用更少的钱买到高质量的商品。

Jennifer Barger 是 Washington Consumers' Checkbook 和 Checkbook.org 的内容总监，后者是一家旨在帮助消费者获得最佳服务和最低价格的非营利组织。该组织由消费者资助，不接受其评估的服务供应商的任何资金。

在 Sept. 1, 之前，你可以通过 Checkbook.org/WashingtonPost/outlets 免费查阅 Checkbook 的奥特莱斯报告和当地企业的评级。

随意扫一眼面料成分标签或检查包袋的缝线，就能发现奥特莱斯店中不同商品之间巨大的质量差异。

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对于父母而言，一个充满细菌的新世界

照顾新生儿有许多需要清洁的地方。这些指南可以帮助您确保宝宝的安全，并让您保持心态平和。

作者：JOLIE KERR

成为一名新家长会带来许多欢乐——以及诸多挑战，尤其是在新生儿的安全和健康方面。清洁工作——包括洗衣服、给表面消毒以及防止交叉污染——是照顾婴儿的重要组成部分。

为了帮助父母掌握清洁和安全方案，美国清洁协会 (ACI) 与美国家庭医师学会 (AAFP) 合作制定了一套基于科学依据和医学支持信息的清洁指南。这些指南可在 ACI 和 AAFP 的网站上查阅。

“如今的父母觉得在如何保持孩子健康方面收到了大量相互矛盾的建议，”ACI 发言人 Brian Sansoni 表示，“因此，我们将健康与卫生专家以及医学专业人士之间的这次合作视为提供父母可信赖资源的关键。”

在社交媒体能够快速且轻易地放大错误信息和虚假信息的时代，AAFP 和 ACI 将这些指南视为新父母的一项宝贵资源。

“我们知道父母们在从各种渠道获取建议，”Sansoni 说，“在当今社交媒体的影响下，许多建议来自于那些可能不符合科学建议的声音。”

在更换尿布期间防止交叉污染

在更换尿布时，指南强调在处理脏尿布前后要彻底洗手，并在每次使用后清洁换尿布台或尿布垫，以降低交叉污染的风险。在无法洗手时，请使用湿巾清除固体或液体废弃物，随后使用洗手液以消除细菌。

但如果觉得如此频繁地洗手压力太大，不要太担心，参与制定该指南的费城家庭医生 Libby Wetterer 表示。

“指南是需要努力追求的目标，但它只是一个指南——而不是你必须如何操作的指令。你最终会与宝宝共享一些细菌，”她说。“防止粪便物质在表面之间转移是否真的很重要？是的。但如果你在过程中的每一步都没有洗手，也没关系。”

清洁和消毒奶瓶

清洁和消毒奶瓶的指南在婴儿小于 2 个月、早产或免疫系统较弱时最为关键。在谈到消毒奶瓶时，Wetterer 说：“最初的两个到六个月绝对更为重要。”

要消毒奶瓶，可以使用洗碗机的消毒程序；将奶瓶部件放入沸水中煮五分钟，然后用干净的器具将其取出并晾干；使用微波炉或蒸汽消毒设备进行蒸汽消毒；或者，如果没有其他选择，将两茶匙无香漂白剂兑入一加仑水中配成溶液，将奶瓶部件浸泡至少两分钟，然后冲洗干净并晾干。

Wetterer 表示，如果可以选择，使用洗碗机或蒸汽设备是最理想的。“使用带有干燥循环的洗碗机或台式奶瓶消毒器的好处是，它有助于干燥奶瓶，”她说，这降低了水传细菌在潮湿奶瓶中滋生的风险。

洗涤婴儿衣物的技巧，包括清洗布尿布

在洗涤婴儿衣物时，Wetterer 建议单独洗涤。但她说，“如果你没这样做，也不是什么世界末日。”在这种情况下，她建议为婴儿的衣服、床单和毛巾准备一个单独的洗衣篮。使用适量的洗涤剂——避免过量——以防止洗涤剂残留引起的皮肤刺激，并选择专为新生儿设计的洗衣液。

使用布尿布的家长应至少每隔一天清洗一次脏尿布，且布尿布应单独洗涤，与其他物品分开。在洗涤前，先清理掉固体废物，然后按照护理说明进行洗涤和干燥。如果可能，请将布尿布自然风干，以有助于维持其防水性能。使用布尿布的家庭还需要每月清理一次洗衣机，以防止滚筒及其他部件中因污垢堆积而引起的污染。

表面清洁、消毒和除菌

在有婴儿的家庭中，清洁、消毒和除菌尤为重要。了解这些方法之间的区别以及何时使用其中一种，是保持家庭安全健康的关键部分。“消毒（Disinfecting）是指使用化学制剂杀死病菌，”公共卫生科学家兼 Unbiased Science 创始人 Jess Steier 说道。这“通常用于高脚椅或高接触表面，例如当接触到生肉、婴儿在高脚椅上发生排泄物喷涌，或家中有人患病时”。

灭菌（Sterilizing）是利用热力完全杀死微生物，但 Steier 澄清说，当“灭菌”一词用于奶瓶和安抚奶嘴时，实际上是指除菌（sanitizing），即“杀死大部分病菌而非每一个”。

“一个真正无菌的环境是不可能的，”她说，“婴儿的免疫系统可以应对接触普通的家用病菌。”她补充道，建议新家长尽可能减少病菌，但“我们不需要为了不断这样做而感到压力”。

Steier 强调，在日常生活中，清洁（Cleaning）——即去除表面或材料上的不需要的污染物——就足够了。“对于尿布更换台，传统的肥皂和水或婴儿安全表面擦拭巾在日常使用中效果很好，”她说。她建议在每餐后用肥皂和水或婴儿安全表面擦拭巾清洁高脚椅托盘，“但你不需要每次都进行深度清洁。将深度清洁 [除菌或消毒] 预留到每周大约一到两次，或者在肉眼可见污垢时进行。”

控制清洁焦虑

专家强调，这些准则仅仅是准则。虽然在有婴儿的家庭中，清洁和其他安全措施很重要，但护理人员控制自己的焦虑水平同样重要。

“把新宝宝带回家时产生的焦虑可能会让人难以承受，”Steier 表示，“许多父母认为他们需要为婴儿创造一个无菌泡。但这是不可能的，也不是目标。没有必要不停地清洁。”

如果对清洁度和安全性的担忧占据了你的思考，这可能是一个更大问题的迹象。“我们谈论产后抑郁，却不谈论产后焦虑，我认为产后焦虑同样常见，而且我们对此并没有那么多准确的统计数据，”Wetterer 说道，并补充说证据表明，产后有 1 5 的人存在围产期心境障碍。焦虑是为人父母过程中的自然组成部分，但不应严重到令人瘫痪的程度。

“如果事情发展到无法出门或无法保持轻微灵活性的地步，”Wetterer 说，请向你生活中信任的人倾诉。“焦虑和反刍思考之类的事情可能会变得相当失控。”

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研究将男孩的 ADHD 症状与社交媒体成瘾使用联系起来

作者：CAITLIN GIBSON

这些青春期男孩在问卷中表示，他们发现自己经常想到社交媒体。他们希望减少使用频率，但感到无法停止。一年后，当家长被问及孩子的行为时，这些男孩更有可能表现出不断增加的 ADHD（注意缺陷多动障碍）症状。

这一发现来自加州大学旧金山分校（University of California at San Francisco）研究人员的一项新研究，进一步增加了将增加社交媒体使用与对注意力和记忆力以及认知产生不利影响联系起来的研究。特别是在涉及儿童的情况下，研究人员长期以来一直试图了解青少年心理健康与在线活动之间的动态关系。UCSF 这项本月发表在《JAMA Network Open》杂志上的新研究表明，青春期男孩成瘾性的社交媒体使用可能会导致 ADHD 症状恶化。

该研究在五年时间里追踪了 11,000 多名美国青少年，参与者在平均 12 岁时首次被询问社交媒体使用情况，并每年进行调查，直到平均 16 岁。研究人员发现，成瘾性社交媒体使用的增加，随后在一年后伴随着 ADHD 症状的上升——特别是在 14 和 15 岁时报告成瘾性社交媒体使用增加的男孩中。这种关联在反向情况下并不一致，这意味着 ADHD 症状似乎并未先于更高水平的成瘾性社交媒体使用而出现。

“这不是一项随机对照试验，所以我们不能绝对证明因果关系，”该研究的第一作者、加州大学旧金山分校儿科学副教授 Jason Nagata 表示，“但我们可以证明这种关联倾向于向那个方向发展。”

Nagata 说，成瘾性社交媒体使用（也被称为问题性社交媒体使用）与物质成瘾具有相似的症状，“包括戒断反应、耐受性、复发和控制力受损”。

Nagata 指出，在这种情况下，青少年经常觉得他们无法限制自己在社交媒体上花费的时间——而当他们尝试这样做时，会引起进一步的痛苦或冲突。一名青少年可能会发现，他们使用社交媒体干扰了睡眠、学业或与朋友及家人的关系。

Nagata 表示，在 12 岁的调查受访者中，约 23% 的人表示他们花费大量

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一项新研究增加了将增加社交媒体使用与对注意力和记忆力以及认知产生不利影响联系起来的研究。

时间思考社交媒体的使用，或计划未来的社交媒体使用；约 18% 的人表示他们使用社交媒体应用程序来忘记自己的问题；约 15% 的人表示他们尝试减少使用社交媒体应用程序，但发现自己做不到。

随后，这些孩子的家长接受了关于他们观察到孩子身上出现症状的调查。例如，他们被问到孩子多久一次无法完成开始的事情；无法集中注意力或专注；难以坐稳；或者行为冲动。

Nagata 注意到，研究中的一些青少年在 12 岁时已经表现出 ADHD 症状，而另一些人则没有。他解释说，研究结果反映了随时间变化的个体差异：“当一名青少年的成瘾性社交媒体使用评分从一年增加到下一年时，同一名青少年在接下来的一年中往往会表现出 ADHD 症状的增加。”

这项新研究表明，家长应该关注青少年如何使用社交媒体，而不仅仅是他们上网的频率。Nagata 说：“大多数家长非常关注总屏幕时间，但这更多地关乎特定的危险信号”以及问题性使用的模式。

他敦促家长们考虑：“他们的孩子如果想停止，能够停止吗？社交媒体是否干扰了他们的学业？是否损害了他们的社交关系？是否出现了类似成瘾的症状，例如戒断反应和复发？”

根据美国疾病控制与预防中心（Centers for Disease Control and Prevention）的数据，大约 7 million 名 3 到 17 岁之间的美国儿童被诊断出患有 ADHD（注意力缺陷多动障碍），且男孩被诊断出 ADHD 的比例约为女孩的两倍。

Nagata 表示，研究并未发现女孩的社交媒体成瘾使用与 ADHD 之间存在明确联系。他说：“一些研究确实表明，尤其是青春期的男孩可能对即时奖励和青春期的感觉寻求更为敏感。”

而社交媒体平台的设计正是为了提供这些内容：“它鼓励频繁的任务切换，且存在持续不断的刺激流，这可能会使青少年难以维持和保持学业及日常生活所需的注意力，”他说。“社交媒体的设计特点提供了对冲动性的持续强化——它提供即时的满足感和新鲜感，并鼓励多任务处理，而这随后可能会覆盖工作记忆和执行控制。”

专家们长期以来一直指出，这种数字接触在心理、社交情感和认知发展的关键阶段尤为显著。“对于仍在发育中的儿童和青少年来说，他们更容易受到影响，”发展心理学家、《当男孩成为男孩：发展、关系与男子气概》（When Boys Become Boys: Development, Relationships, and Masculinity）一书的作者 Judy Chu 说道。“很难否认屏幕时间会影响注意力和专注力。”

她补充道，根据轶事证据，她从大学年龄的学生那里听到了类似的报告，关于他们强迫性使用社交媒体及其对注意力产生的影响。“他们谈到，他们必须真正地、积极地努力才不至于被吸进去，”她说。“即使是成年人也难以真正抵挡。因此，很难指望年轻人放下手机走开。”

UCSF 的研究人员分析了来自国家青少年大脑认知发展研究（Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study）的数据，该研究包含了一个在种族和经济上具有多样性的儿童样本，这些儿童参与了美国开展的最大规模的关于大脑发育和儿童健康的长期研究。Nagata 指出，这一点具有重要意义，因为之前许多关于社交媒体使用与儿童心理健康之间关联的研究可能仅捕捉到了孩子经历中的某个特定时刻——Nagata 说，这是一个“单一的时间快照”，而本研究则有机会在数年的时间里跟踪孩子生活中的变化。

这项最新研究建立在 Nagata 研究团队之前的发现基础之上，之前的发现表明，青少年更频繁地使用社交媒体与随后的心理健康或认知问题相关，包括抑郁症状以及较低的认知表现。

美国儿科学会（American Academy of Pediatrics）建议家庭制定一份家庭媒体计划，Nagata 指出，设立专门的“无屏幕区域”已被证明有助于减少社交媒体的成瘾使用。他说，取消孩子卧室里的屏幕尤其有益，无屏幕的家庭用餐时间同样如此。

而且，家长自身展示一种与屏幕和社交媒体更健康的接触关系尤为重要。“我们之前的发现之一是，父母使用屏幕的情况是孩子使用屏幕的一个非常强有力的预测指标，”Nagata 说。“所以我认为这非常重要——你不仅要制定规则，而且你必须遵守规则，并成为一个良好的榜样。”

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所以 Fido 翻了垃圾桶并大快朵颐。以下是应对措施。

问兽医

JANE SYKES

问：我的狗翻了垃圾桶，现在在呕吐。我该怎么办？

答：狗几乎什么都吃——玩具、纸张、袜子、石头、避孕套、内衣、电子产品——列表没完没了。有些狗在吃完各种垃圾后安然无恙。而有些狗的胃极其敏感——只要吃了一小口奇怪的东西，就会导致严重的腹泻和呕吐。在大多数情况下，这些症状在 24 到 48 小时后通过清淡饮食可以缓解。

如果症状没有缓解，请尽快去看兽医。

翻找垃圾后感觉没有好转的狗，可能是吃到了引起物理阻塞的东西（比如玉米棒或狗玩具，这些会阻塞食物通过胃部的正常通道——我们称之为异物）。

它们可能吃到了有毒的东西（比如丢弃的人类药物），或者因为食用腐烂或生食而导致细菌感染（相当于人类的食物中毒）。

狗也非常容易患上一种名为胰腺炎的疾病，这可能在食用高脂肪食物（如丢弃的快餐）后发生。起初，兽医会给这些狗输液以对抗脱水，并进行一些基础检查，例如血液检查和腹部 X 光检查，以寻找异物的证据。

我曾经治疗过一只名叫 Brit 的可爱光滑刚毛柯利犬，它的主人是一个性格温和但属于一个硬核摩托车团体的男人。出于喜爱，Brit 的主人喂它吃了一个 $1 的油炸塔可。在一天或两天内，这只狗停止进食并开始呕吐。

Brit 患了胰腺炎。Brit 还出现了胰腺炎的一种危及生命的并发症，称为糖尿病酮症酸中毒 (DKA)。DKA 通常需要住院数天至数周，接受连续的静脉注射胰岛素治疗和特殊的饮食管理。在 Brit 康复期间，我最终接管了它的临时照顾。几周后，Brit 康复了，但它需要终身每天两次的胰岛素治疗（通过皮下注射给药）。

更糟糕的是，Brit 出现了糖尿病性白内障并失明。感谢主人从朋友那里众筹的资金，Brit 在白内障手术后恢复了视力。最终，那个 $1 塔可的代价总计超过了 $20,000。

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狗非常容易患上胰腺炎，这是一种危险的情况，当它们食用高脂肪食物（如丢弃的快餐）时可能会发生。

什么是胰腺炎？

胰腺位于肝脏和胃之间，产生特殊的酶，在餐后分泌到肠道中以帮助分解食物颗粒。然而，有时这些酶会溢出到周围组织并消化胰腺本身，导致更多的酶溢出和严重的炎症——这是一个恶性循环。

除了含有制造消化酶的细胞外，胰腺还包含制造胰岛素的细胞。当胰腺酶破坏这些细胞时，身体就无法制造胰岛素，从而导致糖尿病，这通常是不可逆的。

当胰腺酶溢入血液时，这可能导致多器官衰竭，包括心脏骤停和死亡。

胰腺炎在狗中很常见

Brit 的故事看起来很戏剧化，但这并不罕见。在加州大学戴维斯分校 (UC Davis)，我们每周多次诊断出患有胰腺炎的狗。在一项涉及超过 43,500 只参与“狗衰老项目” (Dog Aging Project) 的狗的研究中，胰腺炎是宠主报告的最常见的胃肠道疾病原因之一。

尽管有些狗似乎是因为食用高脂肪饮食或翻找垃圾而患上胰腺炎，但“高脂肪食物并不是唯一的原因”，Harry Cridge 说道，一名

密歇根州立大学的小动物内科专家，专门研究狗的胰腺炎。导致高血脂水平的状况也会增加胰腺炎的风险，特别是高甘油三酯血症，这是迷你雪纳瑞和设得兰牧羊犬等品种的一种遗传性疾病。其他具有胰腺炎风险的品种还包括迷你腊肠犬、贵宾犬和可卡西班牙猎犬。常见的会导致血脂升高（如库欣病和甲状腺功能减退）的狗内分泌疾病也可能使狗易患胰腺炎。

患有胰腺炎的狗可能会出现肠胃痛、挑食和精神萎靡，并且可能会表现出其他恶心迹象，例如反复吞咽或流涎。腹痛的狗在被抱起时可能会尖叫或试图咬人，或者它们可能会周期性地摆出“下犬式”姿势（被称为“祈祷征”）——这似乎能提供一些缓解。

患有慢性胰腺炎的狗可能会出现持续数月至数年之久、时强时弱的症状。患有急性胰腺炎（如 Brit）的狗，不进食、呕吐、腹泻和腹痛的症状会出现得很突然，且可能十分严重。严重胰腺炎的狗每天可能会呕吐多次，出现血便，并且虚弱到无法站立。

兽医如何诊断胰腺炎？

在询问饮食情况（包括是否接触垃圾桶）、进行体检以检查腹痛迹象，并通过血液检查和狗腹部 X 光检查以排除其他原因（如梗阻）后，您的兽医可能会怀疑是胰腺炎。“针对胰腺炎的更先进检测，如专门的血液检查和腹部超声波，通常保留给那些症状反复发作或受影响较严重的狗，”Cridge 表示。然而，胰腺炎可能难以诊断。一些狗——特别是症状轻微的狗——血液检查结果可能正常，甚至在超声波下胰腺看起来也正常。

胰腺炎如何治疗？

急性胰腺炎的狗通常需要住院，通过静脉输液，并给予止吐药、营养支持（如通过喂食管）、疼痛控制和其他支持性治疗。Cridge 最近发表的一项研究表明，轻度至中度疾病的狗有时可以通过门诊成功治疗，采用皮下输液以及一种能够持续输注止痛药物的新型可穿戴设备。

患有较轻、更慢性形式胰腺炎的狗通常通过喂食低脂饮食来管理，尽管 Cridge 表示，其中许多狗仍然会出现反复的问题。“识别和管理任何潜在的血脂异常或内分泌疾病 [如糖尿病、库欣病或甲状腺功能减退] 在预防疾病复发方面同样重要，”他说道。缓解恶心和呕吐的药物可以在家中服用。

我能防止我的狗患上胰腺炎吗？

避免给您的狗喂食高脂肪食物，包括餐桌剩食，并防止它们翻找垃圾。然而，您的狗仍有可能患上胰腺炎，尤其是如果您养的是易感品种。每年带您的狗去看兽医进行健康护理，以便识别和管理任何内分泌问题或高脂血症。如果您的狗生病了，请尽早寻求治疗；因为胰腺炎具有自我维持性，早期干预可以防止它从单纯的轻微胃部不适发展成需要花费数千美元治疗并可能威胁您爱犬生命的疾病。

对宠物的行为、健康或其他问题有疑问吗？请将问题提交给 Sykes 博士：wapo.st/askavet。

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TORI CANNARELLI

一只狗失去了活力。随后，一只鸭子出现了。

作者：SYDNEY PAGE

好几个月以来，Barley 状态不佳。

这只现在 7 岁的金毛寻回犬在 2024 年 2 月经历了一系列癫痫发作后被诊断出患有癫痫。虽然药物停止了发作，但同时也削弱了 Barley 的个性。

“她失去了金毛特有的那种光彩、乐趣和活力，”住在长岛郊区城镇布鲁克海文（Brookhaven）的 Barley 主人 Tori Cannarelli 说道。“她总是睡觉或者垂头丧气。这令人心碎。”

但 Barley 的爱玩天性在 2024 年 5 月开始重新出现，当时一只 4 天大的小鸭子来到了他们家中。Barley 将鼻子伸进小鸭子的狭小围栏里，两者的目光交汇。就在那时，一段不可思议的友谊诞生了。

“它们瞬间就爱上了对方，”Cannarelli 说。“这是最奇怪的事情。”

这只小鸭子出现在他们家，是因为 Cannarelli 的丈夫在 Facebook 上看到一名小学教师发布的帖子，在寻找两个小鸭子的新家。她的丈夫说，他计划先将它们留在家里

度过周末，然后再把它们带到他经营的当地园艺中心。两只小鸭子中的一只在第一晚就死掉了。

“我们不知道原因，”Cannarelli 解释道，他们认为这只动物在到达他们家时就已经生病了。

幸存的小鸭子是一只被他们命名为 Louie 的美原种北京鸭，它最终没有被带到园艺中心。他们把它留了下来，因为 Cannarelli 怀疑这只小鸭子正让 Barley 重新走出阴影。

“也许她是太孤独了，我也不太确定，”Cannarelli 说道，并补充道

他们的兽医表示，当狗开始服用癫痫药物时，可能会出现行为变化。

在几周内，Barley 和 Louie 变得形影不离。每天早晨，Barley 都会去 Louie 的户外围栏，那里有一个防风棚和一个小水池。

“你不会预料到这样的友谊，看到这一幕很美好，”Cannarelli 说。

北京鸭是驯养品种，不能飞行，在野外不存在。它们最长可以活 12 年。

“那只鸭子一直在跟着这只狗走，”Cannarelli 说。

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北京鸭 Louie 与 7 岁的金毛寻回犬 Barley。Louie 和 Barley 相遇于 2024, 年 5 月，当时 Louie 只有 4 天大，而 Barley 刚开始服用一种使其个性变得迟钝的癫痫药物。这对伙伴很快成为了朋友。

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她有两个孩子，年龄分别为 9 和 11 岁。“它们整天在一起打滚。”

Cannarelli 表示，它们偶尔会摔跤——不过总是很温柔。

“每隔一段时间，她就会变得异常兴奋，跑来跑去，把那只鸭子当作小狗一样对待，”Cannarelli 说道。

它们还会为了食物争抢。Louie 是素食主义者，他最喜欢的食物是番茄、豌豆和黄瓜，Barley 也很喜欢这些。它们经常从对方的盘子里偷吃，而且 Louie 更喜欢用狗碗吃饭，而不是用鸭子喂食器。

“这只鸭子根本不知道自己是一只鸭子。他以为自己是一只狗，”Cannarelli 说道。

英属哥伦比亚大学心理学荣休教授、《如何与狗对话》（How to Speak Dog）一书的作者 Stanley Coren 表示，这种印象并非玩笑。

“如果让这些异类物种生活在一起，”Coren 说道，“它们会习得与自己共同生活的其他成员的行为方式。”

Coren 补充说，黄金猎犬是最有可能与另一种动物建立此类纽带的品种之一。

“如果你把一只鸭子交给一只梗类犬，那鸭子就没命了，”Coren 说道。“比起狩猎，猎犬对‘寻回’更感兴趣。”

在这种情况下，时机也很关键。Coren 指出，尽管狗是捕食者而鸭子是猎物，但年幼的哺乳动物和某些鸭子会散发出一种气味，有时会触发周围动物的保护本能——尤其是雌性动物。

“这意味着狗与鸭子最初接触时，会带有一种保护性的‘母性光环’，”他说道，并指出他怀疑如果 Louie 在遇到 Barley 时已经是成年鸭子，这种纽带是否能以同样的方式形成。“随着时间的推移，这可以转化为友谊。”

Coren 表示，Louie 出现后 Barley 变得活跃，他并不感到惊讶。

“狗具有高度的社交性，鸭子也是如此，因此它们在身边有一个熟悉且没有威胁的对象时会感到更舒适，”他说道。“确实存在一种

摄影：TORI CANNARELLI

11, 岁的 Cameron 和 9, 岁的 Charlotte 与 Barley 和 Louie 在一起。鸭子一直跟着狗跑，它们甚至会摔跤——很温柔地。

情感纽带，而且它可以跨越物种。”

Louie 到达家中后不久，Cannarelli 就开设了一个 Instagram 账号来记录它们不寻常的关系。她之前一直向同事发送照片和视频，随后同事们建议她创建一个账号。

“我最初是开玩笑给办公室的女孩们看的，”Cannarelli 说道。

两年来，该账号的关注人数相对较少，但在过去的几个月里，它突然走红。她的一些视频吸引了数百万次的观看。

“我完全被惊到了，”Cannarelli 说道，她将 Louie 称为 Barley 的“情感支持鸭”。

网上的人们被它们的互动所吸引。

“这个美丽的故事应该给孩子们出本书，”有人在最近的一篇帖子下评论道。

Cannarelli 说道，养一只宠物鸭并不适合每个人。

“它们很脏，需要花费大量精力，”她说道。“你必须真正热爱它们，照顾它们并保持它们的清洁。”

尽管如此，她表示 Louie 已经成为了家庭的一员。

“我们都依附于他。……我从未想过我的未来中会出现这样的事，但现在他在这里，我真的非常爱他，”Cannarelli 说道。“他甚至出现在我们的圣诞卡片上。”

她说，她计划继续分享 Barley 和 Louie 的友谊。

“我想给人们带来一些微笑的事，”她说道。

上图为 Barley 遇见 Louie 时，这对伙伴目光交汇并迅速成为了好友。当那只小鸭子在 2024 年的一天出现在家中时，Cannarelli 一家人并未预料到会养下 Louie。

左上图为 Barley 和 Louie 鼻尖对嘴尖。“这只鸭子根本不知道自己是一只鸭子。他以为自己是一只狗，”住在长岛的 Barley 的主人 Tori Cannarelli 说道。

华盛顿邮报 · 2026年7月30日，星期四

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房屋销售

11 F1

哥伦比亚特区

这些由华盛顿特区税务与收入办公室记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

东北区

• Baldwin Cres., 2518, $840,000.
• Central Ave., 4924, $277,000.
• Clay Pl., 3344, $263,000.
• D St., 1030, $1.09 百万美元。
• Eastern Ave., 4850, $699,000.
• Evarts St., 1453, $600,000.
• Florida Ave., 1017, $665,000.
• Girard St., 1230, $735,000.
• Holmwood Dr., 437, $899,900.
• Kearny St., 1307, $899,000.
• Maryland Ave., 1107, $1.2 百万美元。
• Montello Ave., 1732, 7 号, $499,900.
• Neal St., 1169, 1 号, $665,000.
• Oklahoma Ave., 542, $560,000.
• Rand Pl., 2115, $360,000.
• Sargent Rd., 4522, $725,000.
• Tennessee Ave., 324, $1.19 百万美元。
• Third St., 429, $1.04 百万美元。
• Fifth St., 113, $1.32 百万美元。
• Seventh St., 705, $1.15 百万美元。
• 10th St., 252, $995,000.
• 14th St., 603, $825,000.
• 18th St., 717, 1 号, $399,000.
• 20th St., 4217, $800,000.
• 24th St., 539, $645,000.
• 34th St., 318, $275,000.
• 60th St., 317, $190,800.

西北区

• Bates St., 119, 2 号, $689,900.
• Benton St., 3822, $1.2 百万美元。
• Brandywine St., 4420, $1.28 百万美元。
• California St., 1858, 20 号, $695,000.
• Cathedral Ave., 3013, $2.52 百万美元。
• Chain Bridge Rd., 3030, $20 百万美元。
• Chevy Chase Pkwy., 5437, $1.55 百万美元。
• Columbia Rd., 660, $1.14 百万美元。
• Columbia Rd., 1851, 310 号, $408,000.
• Connecticut Ave., 3701, 524 号, $395,000.
• D St., 631, 431 号, $389,000.
• Dexter St., 4501, $2.65 百万美元。
• E St., 915, 1111 号, $385,000.
• Farragut St., 640, $1.14 百万美元。
• Foxhall Rd., 1610, $3.42 百万美元。
• Garfield St., 3111, $2.31 百万美元。
• Girard St., 1471, 3 号, $570,000.
• Harrison St., 3914, $2.05 百万美元。
• Holly St., 1321, $715,000.
• Illinois Ave., 4022, $797,000.
• Ingraham St., 1406, $1.09 百万美元。
• K St., 1150, 1107 号, $427,500.
• Kansas Ave., 4402, $789,900.
• Lamont St., 1038, 1A 号, $349,000.
• Lanier Pl., 1793, 4 号, $715,000.
• M St., 910, 116 号, $650,000.
• Macomb St., 5108, $2.4 百万美元。
• Massachusetts Ave., 1312, 502 号, $377,000.

• Meridian Pl., 1438, 202 号, $370,000.

• Morton St., 763, 3 号, $660,000.

• Nebraska Ave., 6040, $2.02 百万美元。
• New Hampshire Ave., 5205, $500,000.
• Observatory Pl., 2217, $837,000.
• Ontario Rd., 2209, $999,900.
• P St., 1718, 220 号, $310,000.
• Park Rd., 1320, 1 号, $465,000.
• Powhatan Pl., 526, $619,900.
• Q St., 821, $1.13 百万美元。
• Q St., 2807, $3.12 百万美元。
• Quincy Pl., 57, $461,830.
• Randolph St., 1302, $990,000.
• River Rd., 4330, $1.15 百万美元。
• S St., 51, $1.78 百万美元。
• Shepherd St., 1315, $895,000.
• Sherman Cir., 29, $1.05 百万美元。
• Swann St., 1742, $5.6 百万美元。
• T St., 1741, 303 号, $399,999.
• Taylor St., 1333, $1.54 百万美元。
• Tuckerman St., 1346, $960,000.
• Tunlaw Rd., 4000, 603 号, $205,000.
• Underwood St., 1624, $1.05 百万美元。
• Van Buren St., 859, $888,000.
• Volta Pl., 4445, $1.4 百万美元。
• Webster St., 1513, $1.22 百万美元。
• Wisconsin Ave., 1080, 3007 号, $585,000.
• Fourth St., 4620, $785,000.
• Sixth St., 6838, $1.23 百万美元。
• Ninth St., 3701, 1 号, $250,500.
• 11th St., 1225, 3 号, $395,000.
• 12th St., 2001, 410 号, $424,900.
• 12th St., 7175, 508 号, $415,155.
• 14th St., 1133, 908 号, $630,000.
• 16th St., 3426, 12 号, $225,000.
• 17th St., 4807, $1.9 百万美元。
• 19th St., 1837, 1 号, $630,000.
• 21st St., 1260, 505 号, $330,000.
• 25th St., 1111, 404 号, $455,000.
• 27th St., 2833, $2.7 百万美元。
• 29th St., 1020, $1.01 百万美元。
• 30th St., 6218, $1.4 百万美元。
• 33rd St., 1430, $4.2 百万美元。
• 37th St., 2109, $990,000.
• 39th St., 3430, B698 号, $620,000.
• 49th St., 4436, $1.02 百万美元。

SOUTHEAST（东南部）

• Bass Pl., 4701, $312,500.
• Blakney Lane, 906, $225,000.
• Call Pl., 4950, No. H2, $292,000.
• Carolina Ave. N., 708, $1.68 million（168万美元）.
• Carpenter St., 3512, $539,000.
• E St., 657, $2 million（200万美元）.
• G St., 4014, $536,000.
• Highwood Pl., 1711, $400,393.
• Kentucky Ave., 266, No. B, $595,000.
• Mississippi Ave., 1506, $750,000.
• Queens Stroll Pl., 5100, $186,000.
• Valley Terr., 1955, $405,000.
• First St., 1025, No. 1114, $515,000.

• Fifth St., 921, $770,000.

• 10th St., 130, $1.22 million（122万美元）.

• 11th St., 422, $1.4 million（140万美元）.
• 18th St., 1811, $255,500.
• 40th St., 1670, $432,000.

SOUTHWEST（西南部）

• G St., 350, No. N517, $410,000.
• Water St., 525, No. 319, $730,000.
• Wharf St., 601, No. PH6, $3.1 million（310万美元）.
• Fourth St., 800, No. N216, $190,000.

MARYLAND（马里兰州）

这些由马里兰州评估与税务部记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY（安妮阿伦德尔县）

ANNAPOLIS AREA（安纳波利斯地区）

• Burnside St., 503, $839,000.
• Chrisland Dr., 3234, $1 million（100万美元）.
• Edgewood Green Ct., 17, $431,000.
• Great Lake Dr., 97, $635,000.
• Hidden River View Rd., 3303, $1.85 million（185万美元）.
• Lawrence Ave., 8, $1.25 million（125万美元）.
• Parkwood Ave., 816, $1.5 million（150万美元）.
• Rockway Ave., 3442, $1.74 million（174万美元）.
• Somerset Ct., 7, $850,000.
• Wainwright Ave., 13, $1.09 million（109万美元）.

ANNAPOLIS-BROAD CREEK AREA（安纳波利斯-博罗德克里克地区）

• Alfred Cir., 2742, $645,000.
• Broadlee Trail, 1735, $1.05 million（105万美元）.
• Clay St., 68, $150,000.
• Forbes St., 308, No. M, $405,000.
• Green St., 160, $1.12 million（112万美元）.
• Island Creek Ct., 632, $365,000.
• McDonough Rd., 301, $955,000.
• Riva Rd., 2574, No. 12A, $235,000.
• Sonne Dr., 709, $1 million（100万美元）.
• Wardour Dr., 208, $3.5 million（350万美元）.

ARNOLD AREA（阿诺德地区）

• Aylesbury Garth, 818, $482,000.
• Cascade Rd., 27, $764,900.
• Fox Run Way, 48, $555,000.
• Moore Rd., 161, $1.12 million（112万美元）.
• Sadie Way, 105, $958,624.

BROOKLYN AREA（布鲁克林地区）

• Bethlehem Pl., 134, $424,990.
• Elizabeth Ave., 101, $165,000.
• Merchant St., 6007, $469,925.
• Wallace Ave., 4, $125,000.

CAPE ST. CLAIRE-SANDY POINT STATE PARK AREA（圣克莱尔角-桑迪点州立公园地区）

• Clay Hill Rd., 1604, $185,576.
• Oak Lane, 794, $1.13 million（113万美元）.
• Old Mill Bottom Rd. N., 76, No. 303, $536,280.
• Pine Hill Dr., 1251, $599,900.
• Sunwood Terr., 1381, $906,500.

CHURCHTON AREA（彻奇顿地区）

• Delaware Ave., 1206, $350,000.

CROFTON AREA（克罗夫顿地区）

• Bellarbor Cir., 1927, $228,000.
• Copley Ct., 1752, $320,000.
• Everglade Ct., 1917, $315,000.
• Forest Hill Ct., 1643, $485,000.
• Montauk Dr., 2207, $500,000.
• Smoketree Lane, 2508, $517,500.
• Tupelo Pl., 1900, $299,900.

CROWNSVILLE AREA（克劳恩斯维尔地区）

• Crownsville Rd., 1583, $550,000.
• Sheridan Rd., 1255, $635,829.

CURTIS BAY AREA（柯蒂斯湾地区）

• Hollow Glen Ct., 1328, $400,000.
• Waterview Dr., 708, $415,000.

DAVIDSONVILLE AREA（戴维森维尔地区）

• Rossback Rd., 1640, $600,000.

DEALE AREA（迪尔地区）

• Swamp Circle Rd., 5737, $623,000.

EDGEWATER AREA（埃奇沃特地区）

• Colony Xing., 116, $1.6 million（160万美元）.
• Holly Ave., 914, $435,000.
• Marthas Vineyard Way, 3502, $938,000.
• Old Turkey Point Rd., 1000, $740,000.
• Rockhold Rd., 1609, $469,900.
• First Ave., 3734, $650,000.

GAMBRILLS AREA（甘布里尔斯地区）

• Dairy Farm Rd., 2218, $600,000.
• Saint Heather Lane, 2119, $950,000.
• Witchhazel Cir., 1518, $680,000.

GLEN BURNIE AREA（格伦伯尼地区）

• Castle Hedge Dell, 7958, $485,000.
• Fontana Ct., 442, $260,000.
• Huntmaster Ct., 8111, $585,000.
• Mayo Rd., 705, $497,000.
• Orchard Rd., 305, $329,900.
• Wellham Ave., 703, $485,000.
• First Ave. W., 102, $297,000.

GLEN BURNIE-MARLEY CREEK AREA（格伦伯尼-马利克里克地区）

• Corsica Ct., 7405, $744,602.
• Garrett Rd., 100, $325,000.
• Meadowgate Cir., 8156, $550,000.
• Nabbs Creek Rd., 1012-A, $287,000.
• Point Pleasant Rd., 116, $415,000.
• Stone Haven Dr., 8015, $409,900.
• Water Fountain Way, 105, No. 201, $189,000.
• Sixth Ave. NE, 310, $430,000.

HANOVER AREA（汉诺威地区）

• Duncannon Lane, 7719, $450,000.
• Jacobs Ford Way, 3466, $500,000.
• Moraine Dr., 7552, $465,000.
• Sunningdale Lane, 1716, $515,000.
• Winding Hills Dr., 7212, $475,000.

JESSUP AREA（杰瑟普地区）

• Citrus Ave., 2024, $434,900.

LAUREL 地区

• Biota Lane, 3506, $647,023.

• Crested Wood Dr., 1108, $698,372.

• Ibis Ct., 316, $506,805.

LINTHICUM HEIGHTS 地区

• Hampton Rd., 31, $380,000.
• Kingwood Rd., 454, $475,000.
• Mansion Rd., 21, $342,000.

LOTHIAN 地区

• Bay Front Rd. W., 328, $540,000.

MILLERSVILLE 地区

• Ashburton Dr., 1320, $529,000.
• Hamella Ct., 575, $515,000.
• Longford Rd., 8242, $599,990.
• Rupert Ct., 354, $424,900.

NORTH BEACH 地区

• Alabama Ave., 654, $470,000.

ODENTON 地区

• Brakeman Ct., 1551, $585,000.
• Commissary Cir., 2204, $400,000.
• Hinshaw Dr., 2054, $560,000.
• Mariposa Ct., 2658, $1.18 百万.
• Raptor Dr., 2626, $525,000.
• Running Wolf Trail, 2598, $534,900.
• Settlers View Dr., 2856, $475,000.
• Vireo Ct., 2553, $510,000.

OWENSVILLE (WEST RIVER) 地区

• Lavender Ct., 605, $900,000.

PASADENA-ROCK CREEK 地区

• Annie Kess Dr., 3965, No. M, $364,710.
• Annie Kess Dr., 3965, No. Z, $410,925.
• Brookfield Rd., 5, $470,000.
• Dale Rd., 218, $360,000.
• Edgewater Rd., 405, $800,000.
• Fox Ct., 7799, $375,000.
• Hadfield Ct., 8018, $370,000.
• Kellington Dr., 28, $430,000.
• Mallard Dr., 251, $488,000.
• Moonfall Ct., 7740, $365,000.
• Notley Rd., 7747, $315,000.
• Polyanski Dr., 1308, $985,000.
• Rock Hill Rd., 1238, $535,000.
• Stone Spring Lane, 9202, $757,500.
• Swift Rd., 844, $460,000.
• Wanda Rd., 242, $365,000.
• Woodgate Cir., 185, $444,755.

SEVERN 地区

• Barrington Ct., 8216, $340,000.
• Chestnut Leaf Rd., 7883, $580,000.
• Grainfield Rd., 8304, $515,000.
• Hollow Ct., 8205, $430,000.
• Montreal Rd., 1799, $455,000.
• Sage Brush Ct., 1606, $570,000.
• Truitt Lane, 7818, $705,000.

SEVERNA PARK 地区

• Berrywood Dr., 156, $930,000.
• Fairlane Ct., 451, $985,000.
• Jumpers Hole Rd., 621, $445,000.
• Norwich Rd., 518, $639,900.
• Ravine Rd., 637, $1.23 百万.
• Tolstoy Lane, 275, $740,000.

SHADY SIDE 地区

• Poplar Rd., 4726, $515,000.

参见第 12 页的房屋

华盛顿邮报 - 2006年7月30日，星期四

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12

F5

住宅销售

房屋 11 起

TRACY'S LANDING 地区 Traceys Overlook Rd., 6110, $1.07 million。

霍华德县 (HOWARD COUNTY)

CENTENNIAL-BENSON 地区 Frederick Rd., 9949, $651,000。 Paulskirk Dr., 9398, $550,000。 Split Rail Lane, 3506, $465,000。 Verona Pl., 2570, No. B, $686,830。

哥伦比亚（东）地区 (COLUMBIA (EAST) AREA) Angelina Cir., 9546, $611,000。 Corncockle Ct., 5292, $699,900。 Oak Bush Terr., 8459, $453,000。 Waning Moon Way, 6632, $455,000。

哥伦比亚（西）地区 (COLUMBIA (WEST) AREA) Cedar Fern Ct., 5957, $485,000。 Endicott Lane, 5479, $350,000。 Misty Arch Run, 6048, $660,000。 Stonegate Lane, 11732, $462,000。 Willow Bottom Dr., 11111, $830,000。

ELKRIDGE 地区 Blue Sky, 5839, $555,000。 Elk Forest Ct., 5976, $563,000。 Old Highgate Dr., 6403, $505,000。 Taggart Ct., 7834, $574,900。

艾利科特市地区 (ELLICOTT CITY AREA) Choctaw Dr., 4050, $720,000。 Hunting Horn Dr., 5493, $861,000。 Rogers Ave., 3004, $450,000。 Stone Crop Dr., 8260, No. B, $395,000。

富尔顿地区 (FULTON AREA) Chase St., 11244-1, No. 143, $550,000。 Tawes St., 8931, $885,000。

HIGHLAND 地区 Cortina Dr., 6721, $680,000。 JESSUP 地区 Summit Hill Way, 8300, $471,000。

KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE 地区 Eden Brook Dr., 7301, No. A-1, $510,000。 Rommel Dr., 9531, $750,000。 Weather Worn Way, 7587, No. B, $280,000。

MARRIOTTSVILLE 地区 Shady Creek Rd., 1215, $994,111。

SCAGGSVILLE-LAUREL 地区 American Pharoah Lane, 10003, No. A, $449,990。 Canterbury Riding, 9316, No. 27, $280,000。 Kenbrooke Ct., 9304, $580,000。 Moonshine Holw., 9060, No. G, $310,000。 Ridings Way, 9394, $440,000。 Seventh St. N., 9407, $510,000。

WOODBINE 地区 Frederick Rd., 16491, $199,000。

WOODSTOCK 地区 Ganton Grn., 2100, No. B104, $364,000。

蒙哥马利县 (MONTGOMERY COUNTY) ASPEN HILL 地区 Bartlett St., 13400, $715,000。 Burnside Dr., 5572, No. 5, $250,000。 Elizabeth St., 4102, $607,786。 Parkland Dr., 13413, $480,000。 Sunflower Ct., 15005, $980,000。

BEALLSVILLE 地区 Darnestown Rd., 18901, $779,000。

贝塞斯达地区 (BETHESDA AREA) Arizona Cir., 10276, No. 61, $750,000。 Battery Lane, 5000, No. 905, $450,000。 Bulls Run Pkwy., 9424, $975,000。 Christy Dr., 5410, $1.3 million。 Darby Rd., 7105, $2.51 million。 Elgin Lane, 6519, $3.15 million。 Fenway Rd., 8024, $1.72 million。 Glenwood Rd., 5613, $1.52 million。

Highland Ave., 4503, $1.07 million。 Johnson Ave., 5912, $952,000。 Lone Oak Dr., 5600, $865,000。 Marbury Rd., 6820, $3.75 million。 Massachusetts Ave., 5807, $1.41 million。 Melvern Dr., 6008, $2.2 million。 Montrose Ave., 10504, No. M-202, $348,000。 Oakmont Ave., 5600, $950,000。 Park Overlook Dr., 8016, $2.08 million。

Pooks Hill Rd., 5210, No. C-20, $787,000。 River Rd., 8121, No. 451, $3.75 million。 Saunders Lane, 8920, $3.7 million。 Silver Linden St., 6825, $2.9 million。 Thoreau Dr., 8206, $2.58 million。 Welborn Dr., 6105, $1.25 million。 Wilmett Rd., 6503, $1.11 million。 Windflower Way, 9723, $228,961。

BOYDS 地区 Kenner Dr., 22320, $625,279。

BROOKEVILLE 地区 Damascus Rd., 3120, $315,000。

BURTONSVILLE 地区 Ballinger Ct., 5, $380,000。 Sandy Spring Rd., 4700, $1.4 million。

CALVERTON-COLESVILLE 地区 Brahms Terr., 13106, $340,000。 Carriage House Terr., 1601, No. D, $195,000。 Fairland Park Dr., 13423, $828,000。 Leister Dr., 1406, $375,000。 Mozart Dr., 3055, $478,000。 Palmer House Way, 13833, No. 32-233, $345,000。 Silver Moon Dr., 25, $597,750。

White Oak Vista Dr., 1602, $550,000。

CHEVY CHASE 地区 Brierly Ct., 8711, $1.1 million。 Connecticut Ave., 8101, No. C304, $520,000。 Friendship Blvd., 5500, No. 2012N, $220,000。 Hunt Ave., 4601, $725,000。 Meadow Lane, 7006, $2 million。 Raymond St., 3524, $1.98 million。 Thornapple St., 3707, $2.05 million。

CLOVERLY-EDNOR 地区 Crest Hill Lane, 13914, $485,000. Hopefield Rd., 1925, $749,000. Old Lyme Dr., 14515, $660,000. Windmill Lane, 1221, $560,000.

DAMASCUS 地区 Honeysuckle Ct., 14, $375,000. Puritan Pl., 23511, $809,000. Sir Jamie Terr., 26468, $529,755.

DERWOOD 地区 Fairborn Ct., 7827, $515,000. Picea View Ct., 339, $912,000.

DICKERSON 地区 Greentree Farm Dr., 133, $1.3 million.

FOUR CORNERS-BURNT MILLS 地区 Calumet Dr., 10520, $660,000. Gregorio Dr., 808, $550,000. Lawson Pl., 9706, $695,000. Saint Andrews Lane, 600, $907,000.

GAITHERSBURG 地区 Amity Cir., 8262, $390,000. Boysenberry Dr., 18504, No. 165-95, $190,000. Creeper Lane, 18821, $445,000. Fairgrove Cir., 206, $587,500. Hutton St., 222, $520,000. Muncaster Mill Rd., 7913, $680,000. Ridge Heights Ct., 1, $518,750. Starboard Ct., 34, $461,000. Towne Crest Ct., 8440, $360,000.

GAITHERSBURG-NORTH POTOMAC 地区

Almaden Pl., 12, $474,990. Bayswater Rd., 12112, $639,000. Curry Ford Lane, 308, $515,000. Diamond Dr., 816, $710,000. Grey Skies Dr., 14161, $2.24 million. Inspiration Lane, 311, $1.05 million. Little Quarry Rd., 147, $1.25 million. Napa Valley Rd., 16, $500,000. Pleasant Meadow Dr., 11601, $694,000. Quince Orchard Blvd., 756, No. P1, $215,000. Side Dr. W., 1064, No. 25F, $361,500. Swanton Lane, 333, $730,000. White Ash Pl., 349, $645,000.

GERMANTOWN 地区 Alderleaf Dr., 12942, $550,000. Astoria Hill Ct., 13203-0, $284,000. Chalet Dr., 18050, No. 14-303, $268,000. Cricket Hill Dr., 17826, $972,000. Dairymid Dr., 13213, No. 19, $300,000. Eagles Nest Ct., 12216, No. G, $280,000. Kildare Hills Terr., 13530, $619,900. Lullaby Rd., 13943, $595,000. Misty Meadow Terr., 19256, $450,000. Shadyside Lane, 13000, No. 13-217, $349,000. Staffordshire Dr., 20523, $445,000. Winding Creek Pl., 18628, $344,000.

KENSINGTON 地区 Clearbrook Lane, 4505, $719,000. Dewmar Lane, 9605, $1.21 million. Halsey St., 3906, $1.13 million. Murdock Rd., 3502, $637,550. University Blvd. W., 3411, No. 103, $225,000. Woodson Ave., 11408, $715,000.

LANGLEY PARK 地区 Moffet Rd., 1617, $530,000.

LAYTONSVILLE 地区 Hawkins Creamery Ct., 23900, $1.07 million.

MONTGOMERY VILLAGE 地区 Brassie Ct., 34, $295,000. Capehart Dr., 19033, $426,900. Diary Rd., 18919, $660,000. Drexel Hill Pl., 8702, $341,000. Hellingly Pl., 10108, No. 300, $210,000. Nathans Pl., 18803, $325,000. Shadow Oak Dr., 9613, $435,000. Whetstone Dr., 9824, $687,000.

NORBECK-LAYHILL 地区 Auden Dr., 2411, $680,000. Catoctin Ct., 7, $500,000. Doc Berlin Dr., 3825, No. 25, $439,900. Fitzhugh Lane, 3533, No. 77A, $515,000. Greenery Lane, 2203, No. 202-10, $225,000. Hounds Run Pl., 2107, $600,000. Klee Aly., 123, $705,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 2921, No. 1-319, $182,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3330, No. 5-1021, $237,000. Leisure World Blvd. S., 3005, No. 125, $322,000. London Bridge Dr., 2327, $480,000. Mumford Dr., 2417, $699,500. Terrapin Rd., 2621, $450,000. Whitehaven Rd., 16216, $1.24 million.

OLNEY 地区 Leman Lake Dr., 18343, No. 806, $300,000.

Rolling Meadow Way, 18224, No. 48, $346,000. Sandcastle Lane, 4216, $800,000.

POOLESVILLE 地区 Compher Ct., 18608, $1.2 million. Jerusalem Church Rd., 18740, $440,000.

POTOMAC 地区 Bentridge Ct., 11, $850,000. Democracy Blvd., 10408, $1.82 million. Garden Ct., 9411, $1.02 million. Heatherton Lane, 7809, $775,000. Inverness Ridge Rd., 8101, $775,000. Milborn Dr., 11704, $1.07 million. Overpond Way, 12323, $1.32 million. Polaris Rd., 1131, $1.25 million. Stapleford Hall Dr., 10724, $2 million. Wooden Bridge Rd., 9217, $975,000.

ROCKVILLE 地区 Barbados Pl., 5905, No. 237, $424,500. Brice Rd., 1018, $522,000. Courthouse Sq., 24, No. 802, $255,000. Diamond Cove Terr., 15311, No. 5K, $370,000. Genome Aly., 4936, No. 2, $249,605. Grandin Ave., 605, $888,000. Grosvenor Pl., 10316, $1.03 million.

Hampton Mill Terr., 10823, No. 1113, $449,000. Jefferson St. E., 2109, $384,784. Jefferson St. E., 2131, $384,784. Linden Square Ct., 5810, No. 39, $540,000. Mills Farm Rd., 13708, $1.41 million. Old Gate Rd., 7101, $1.33 million. Old Georgetown Rd., 11800, No. 1211, $320,000. Pasture Side Pl., 109-A, No. M17, $403,000. Potomac St., 301, $600,000. Royal Fern Pl., 3106, $985,000. Templeton Pl., 1301, $670,000. Vanderbilt Cir., 10003, No. 4-1, $365,000. Wesley Ct., 2, $578,000.

ROLLING GREEN 地区 Broadway Ave., 22815, $730,000. Fulmer Ave., 21900, $900,000. Petrel St., 13220, No. 4104, $489,990. Skylark Rd., 11814, $605,000.

SENECA PARK-CEDAR GROVE 地区 Apperson Pl., 20003, $410,000. Beehive Ct., 11432, $475,000. Emerald Dr., 21405, $775,000. Sandsfield Terr., 20337, $620,000.

SILVER SPRING 地区 Burton St., 1203, $750,000.

详见第 13 页房屋信息

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房屋从 12 开始

Corwin Dr., 1705, \$975,000. Fenton St., 8316, No. B, \$527,900. Live Oak Dr., 1512, \$1.08 million. Riley Rd., 9505, \$690,000. Wayne Ave., 930, No. 605, \$448,900.

塔科马公园地区 (TAKOMA PARK AREA) Allegheny Ave., 6405, \$1.31 million. Dogwood Ave., 205, \$1.65 million. Ludlow St., 717, \$400,000. Spring Ave., 203, \$1.33 million.

双溪地区 (TWINBROOK AREA) Farragut Ave., 1622, \$610,000. Parrish Dr., 1212, \$769,000.

惠顿地区 (WHEATON AREA) Blundon Dr., 9909, No. 4-202, \$230,000. Georgia Village Way, 2329, \$610,000. Kersey Rd., 712, \$1.15 million. Pebble Run Dr., 10941, \$550,000.

弗雷德里克县 (FREDERICK COUNTY) 亚当斯敦地区 (ADAMSTOWN AREA) Young Family Trail W., 5522, \$730,000.

布伦瑞克地区 (BRUNSWICK AREA) F St. E., 202, \$390,000. Shenandoah Sq. N., 1209, \$454,000.

伯基茨维尔-杰斐逊地区 (BURKITTSVILLE-JEFFERSON AREA) Burkittsville Rd., 5504, \$359,900.

埃米茨堡地区 (EMMITSBURG AREA) Emmit Ct., 12, \$215,000.

弗雷德里克市-亚当斯敦村地区 (FREDERICK CITY-ADAMSTOWN VILLAGE AREA) Allington Manor Cir. W., 9034, \$650,000. Canada Goose Ct., 6681, \$362,000. Dover Ct., 5598, \$510,500. Margarita Way, 6207, \$429,000. Posey St., 6325, \$490,000. Towncrest Ct. W., 6415, \$405,000.

弗雷德里克市-自由城地区 (FREDERICK CITY-LIBERTYTOWN AREA) Cherokee Trail, 909, \$465,000. College Terr. W., 318, \$835,000. Fairview Ave., 704, \$430,000. Jacobs Garden Lane, 3010, \$413,888. Monocacy View Cir., 1846, No. A, \$260,000. Redwood Ave., 319, \$395,000. South St. E., 48, \$808,000. Stratford Way, 813, No. M, \$225,000. Wyngate Dr., 601, \$540,000.

弗雷德里克市-山谷地区 (FREDERICK CITY-MOUNTAINDALE AREA) Backbone Way, 1252, \$670,960. Blacksmith Way, 1631, No. 2160, \$498,561.

Collingwood Lane, 2124, \$399,900. Front Shed Dr., 2608, \$535,585.

Heather Ridge Dr., 436, \$320,000. Humphreys Peak Ct., 2303, \$628,000. Huntwood Ct., 2420, \$400,000. Lamplighter Dr., 2598, \$599,990. Old National Pike, 5606, \$579,900. Quandary Dr., 2004, \$610,000. Shelley Cir., 2501, No. 3-3C, \$293,000. Springhill Dr., 6695, \$660,000.

伊贾姆斯维尔地区 (IJAMSVILLE AREA) Big Woods Rd., 3444, \$700,000. Royal Saint Andrews Pl., 10250, \$857,500.

自由城地区 (LIBERTYTOWN AREA) Molasses Rd., 13226, \$725,000.

米德尔敦地区 (MIDDLETOWN AREA) Locust Blvd., 5, \$468,000. Onyx Ct., 4400, \$460,000.

门罗维亚地区 (MONROVIA AREA) Hazelnut Ct., 4705, \$980,000. Weller Rd., 11815, \$407,000.

茅艾里地区 (MOUNT AIRY AREA) Manor Terr., 13237, \$790,000. Woodville Rd., 7161, \$775,000.

新市场-林加诺湖地区 (NEW MARKET-LAKE LINGANORE AREA) Coldstream Dr., 6643, \$625,000. Illinois Ct., 6212, \$415,000. Pax Ct., 6803, \$800,000. Samuel Rd., 6110, \$623,000.

新米德韦-女士堡地区 (NEW MIDWAY-LADIESBURG AREA) Warner Rd., 11732, \$412,000.

洛基岭-克里格斯敦地区 (ROCKY RIDGE-CREAGERSTOWN AREA) Rocky Ridge Rd., 9120, \$345,000.

瑟蒙特地区 (THURMONT AREA) Leekyler Pl., 5, \$385,000. Tocati St., 31, \$525,000.

厄巴纳地区 (URBANA AREA) Brushfield Dr., 4108, \$905,000. Ivy Meadow Dr., 3050, \$915,000. Shafers Mill Dr., 9206, \$1.1 million. Spring Hollow Lane, 3687, \$414,375. Worthington Blvd., 3543, \$761,140.

沃克维尔地区 (WALKERSVILLE AREA) Capricorn Rd., 127, \$603,000. Stauffer Rd., 8822, \$324,000.

伍兹博罗地区 (WOODSBORO AREA) Second St. N., 104, \$270,000.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY (乔治王子县)

ACCOKEEK AREA (阿考基克地区) Cactus Hill Rd., 14711, \$566,000. Pine Lane, 1216, \$305,000. Southwind Dr., 301, \$512,000.

ADELPHI AREA (阿德尔菲地区) Glenmore Dr., 10403, \$562,500.

Metzerott Rd., 1836, No. 804, \$135,000. Riggs Rd., 6908, \$399,000.

BOWIE AREA (鲍伊地区) Arriba Greenfields Dr., 13212, \$699,900. Gosling Pl., 7300, \$800,000. Kinderbrook Lane, 2400, \$376,000. London Lane, 14530, \$410,000. Melling Lane, 12419, \$545,000. Overbrook Lane, 13433, \$469,000. Quill Point Dr., 8266, \$440,000. Saint James Sanctuary Dr., 13119, \$590,000. Seaside Alder Rd., 4007, \$387,310. Silver Maple Ct., 13122, \$360,000. Yorktown Dr., 13458, \$450,000.

BOWIE-MITCHELLVILLE AREA (鲍伊-米切尔维尔地区) Audubon Lane, 16101, \$610,000. Ettrick Ct., 3913, No. 10-38, \$359,000. Federal Hill Ct., 17005, \$700,000. Meadow Creek Dr., 402, \$1.23 million. Meadow Glenn Dr., 16107, \$499,475. Meadow Glenn Dr., 16123, \$565,550. Paramont Lane, 15807, \$420,000. Presswick Lane, 15700, \$460,000. Saint Ridgely Blvd., 16810, \$528,670. Saint William Way, 16906, \$519,990. Twin River Cir., 15564, \$826,355. Twin River Cir., 15586, \$1.16 million.

BRANDYWINE AREA (白兰地地区) Duckett Rd., 14300, \$297,588. Fern Gully Way, 7520, \$459,990. Grace Kellen Ave., 14400, \$569,500. Mattawoman Dr., 14944, \$479,030. Robinson Manor Rd., 7927, \$543,815.

BRENTWOOD AREA (布伦特伍德地区) Shepherd St., 4103, \$273,000. 40th Ave., 3800, \$420,000.

BURTONSVILLE AREA (伯顿斯维尔地区) Belle Ami Dr., 14942, No. 38, \$361,000. Carriage Hill Dr., 7113, \$480,000. Chestnut Ct., 14025, \$365,000. Montgomery St., 1110, \$874,600. Sherwood Ave., 15709, \$575,000. Winding Trail Rd., 13145, \$615,000.

CALVERTON AREA (卡尔弗顿地区) Brandon Lane, 4218, \$635,000. Cherry Hill Rd., 11364, No. 15204, \$181,000. Old Gunpowder Road Spur.,

12405, \$480,000. Rowlock Ayl., 7108, \$480,000. Tonquil St., 4406, \$540,000.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS AREA (国会山高地地区) Alverton St., 1103, \$619,945. Capitol Heights Blvd., 1303, \$565,000. Coolidge St., 5616, \$280,000. Eagle St., 5703, \$310,000. Hastings Dr., 6710, \$450,000. L St., 5702, \$245,000. Nova Ave., 1630, \$200,000. Walbridge St., 6126, \$435,000. 62nd Ave., 510, \$250,000.

CHEVERLY-LANDOVER AREA (切弗利-兰多弗地区) Allendale Dr., 7903, \$230,000. Camden St., 6800, \$420,000. Countrywood Ct., 1740, \$340,000. Jason St., 6318, \$525,000. Ohio Ave., 2111, \$370,000. Stansbury Lane, 6911, \$499,000.

CLINTON AREA (克林顿地区) Bedford Lane, 5909, \$439,000. Branchwood Cir., 8502, \$445,000. Clinton Way, 6322, \$449,900. Fox Park Ct., 7919, \$385,000. Kidder Rd., 3401, \$635,000. Mimosa Ave., 8750, \$401,000. Pretoria Ct., 8601, \$395,000. Shires Ct., 5200, \$425,000. Wilton Pl., 9506, \$648,000.

COLLEGE PARK AREA (大学公园地区) Fox St., 4911, \$430,000. Wake Forest Dr., 7007, \$875,000. 48th Ave., 8804, \$395,000. 52nd Ave., 9504, \$479,000.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS AREA (区高地地区) Blue Holly Ct., 6950, \$373,000. Halleck St., 6937, \$385,000. Suit Rd., 4013, \$385,000.

FORT WASHINGTON AREA (华盛顿堡地区) Buchanan Dr., 13309, \$402,800. Empire Lane Dr., 12005, \$823,520. Joe Klutsch Dr., 6210, \$400,000. Loughran Rd., 9107, \$275,000. Pelican Garth, 101, \$475,000. Sentry Lane, 500, \$450,000. Swan Creek Rd., 213, \$515,000. Winnsboro Dr., 7812, \$490,000.

GLENN DALE AREA (格伦代尔地区) Guinevere Pl., 12211, \$614,400.

GREENBELT AREA (绿带地区) Chartwell Pl., 7805, \$378,000. Jacobs Dr., 7843, \$408,000. Mandan Rd., 8015, No. 541, \$240,000.

HYATTSVILLE AREA (海茨维尔地区) Decatur St., 4900, \$220,000. 39th Ave., 5414, \$325,000. 42nd Ave., 5101, \$975,000. 85th Ave., 5448, No. 1, \$165,000.

LANHAM-GLENARDEN 地区 Dellwood Ct., 8223, $425,000. Huxley Dr., 9611, $430,000. Martins Lane, 6309, $480,000. Starmist Ct., 9309, $819,395. First St., 8903, $425,000.

LARGO-CLAGGETT LANDING 区域

Campus Way S., 10100, No. 302-4A, \$129,000. Chester Grove Rd., 3171, \$238,000. Fox Bow Dr., 12916, No. 307, \$327,500. Kettering Way, 11313, \$350,000. Lemonade Lane, 3032, \$523,470. Peconic Pl., 908, \$560,000. Prince Pl., 10246, No. 22-207, \$198,000. Saint Johns Pl., 3618, \$450,000. Wharton Dr., 10907, \$495,000.

MONTPELIER 区域 Briarcroft Lane, 8916, \$530,000. Orvis Way, 11909, \$588,000.

MOUNT RAINIER 区域 29th St., 4517, \$410,000.

OXON HILL 区域 Clayton Dr., 1802, \$325,000. Norlinda Ave., 2101, \$350,000. Riverhaven Dr., 145, No. 459, \$400,000. Talberta Terr., 904, \$454,900. Woodland Blvd., 5011, \$450,000.

SUITLAND 区域 Bedford Pl., 4008, \$235,785. Lacy Ave., 4600, \$350,000. Old Soper Rd., 4703, No. 444, \$290,000.

TEMPLE HILLS 区域 Brinkley Rd., 3126, No. 2101, \$128,500. Henderson Rd., 4618, \$440,000. Huntley Square Dr., 3341, No. B2, \$110,000. Keppler Rd., 5709, \$290,000. Ranger Ave., 4311, \$270,000. 28th Pkwy., 3207, \$390,000.

UNIVERSITY PARK-WEST HYATTSVILLE 区域 Beake St., 6050, \$561,335. Beake St., 6068, \$504,280. Lancer Dr., 3403, \$335,000. Oakdale Dr., 1105, \$455,000. Stella Blue Dr., 3581, \$649,900. Wells Pkwy., 6605, \$800,000.

UPPER MARLBORO 区域 Captain Marbury Lane, 13604, \$380,000. Copper Creek Ct., 9504, \$685,000. Frank Tippett Rd., 9700, \$430,000. Greenpoint Lane, 5407, \$523,780. Kenfield Lane, 5716, \$599,900. Lemonade Lane, 3026, \$591,685. Lowery Lane, 5909, \$730,000. Mount Laurel Ct., 9600, \$615,000. Preakness Dr., 10202, \$679,000. Sir Edwards Dr., 15602, \$765,000. Thoroughbred Dr., 4702, \$799,900.

WOODMORE-LAKE ARBOR 区域 Aynor Dr., 3704, \$683,000.

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房屋 15 起

Courtside Rd., 3004, $478,000.

Johnson Grove Lane, 801, $715,000.

Lisle Dr., 610, $395,000.

卡尔弗特县 (CALVERT COUNTY)

登kirk 地区 (DUNKIRK AREA)

Buck Board Lane, 4041, $760,000.

亨廷顿地区 (HUNTINGTOWN AREA)

Emmanuel Church Rd., 2720, $999,900.

Solomons Island Rd., 5131, $439,000.

利斯比地区 (LISBY AREA)

Calvert Dr., 235, $375,000.

Horseshoe Trail, 11465, $440,000.

Sandy Point Rd., 6155, $420,000.

Susan Lane, 11930, $398,000.

圣莱昂纳德地区 (ST. LEONARD AREA)

Harvard St., 5031, $380,000.

桑德兰地区 (SUNDERLAND AREA)

Dalrymple Rd., 625, $525,000.

圣玛丽县 (ST. MARY'S COUNTY)

加利福尼亚地区 (CALIFORNIA AREA)

Chestnut Oak Ct., 23252, No. 108, $225,000.

Havenridge St., 45390, $599,900.

Petunia Way, 23103, $535,000.

Spyher Rd., 45290, $280,000.

GILBERT SWAMP RUN-TRINITY 教堂路地区 (CHURCH ROAD AREA)

Pleasant View Dr., 38410, $349,900.

好莱坞地区 (HOLLYWOOD AREA)

Camden Ct., 22900, $710,000.

莱昂纳德敦地区 (LEONARDTOWN AREA)

Belmar Dr., 23641, $630,000.

Knight Rd., 40905, $445,000.

Potomac View Dr., 21722, $460,000.

5460,000.

莱克辛顿公园地区 (LEXINGTON PARK AREA)

Cabot Pl., 21713, $230,000.

Dean Ct., 46325, $460,000.

Mayflower Dr., 47980, $401,000.

Rowan Knight Dr., 20969, $502,590.

Three Notch Rd., 18552, $370,000.

$370,000.

里奇地区 (RIDGE AREA)

Buzzs Marina Way, 49685, $682,000.

$682,000.

莱斯维尔地区 (RYCEVILLE AREA)

Daniel Cir., 39743, $464,000.

Stillwater Way, 39840, $135,000.

$135,000.

弗吉尼亚州 (VIRGINIA)

亚历山德里亚 (ALEXANDRIA)

这些由亚历山德里亚房地产评估局记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

亚历山德里亚 (ALEXANDRIA)

Alfred St. S., 734, $807,500.

Bashford Lane, 517, No. 5, $305,000.

Braddock Pl. W., 1725, No. 304, $489,500.

Cameron St., 120, No. CS202, $515,000.

Cliff St. N., 1705, $750,000.

Coventry Lane, 1404, $3.5 million.

Del Ray Ave. W., 22, $1.43 million.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Henry St. S., 409, $1.85 million.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2121, No. 901, $665,000.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

King St., 3315, $375,000.

Little St., 701, $1.43 million.

Martha Custis Dr., 3128, $414,225.

Martha Custis Dr., 3503, $315,000.

Moncure Dr., 304, $820,000.

Mount Vernon Ave., 53, $660,000.

Oval Dr., 3613, $1.22 million.

Pickett St. N., 200, No. 311, $290,000.

Pitt St. N., 1162, $1.11 million.

Powhatan St., 959, $1.16 million.

Rolfe Pl., 913, $960,000.

Royal St. S., 507, $1.11 million.

Saint Asaph St. N., 230, $1.15 million.

Skyhill Rd., 208, No. 10, $315,000.

Strutfield Lane, 4561, No. 3218, $395,000.

Union St. S., 225, $4 million.

Van Dorn St. N., 2500, No. 509, $190,000.

Virginia Ave., 408, $950,000.

$765,000.

斯科特兰地区 (SCOTLAND AREA)

Point Lookout Rd., 11655, $125,000.

弗吉尼亚州 (VIRGINIA)

亚历山德里亚 (ALEXANDRIA)

ALEXANDRIA 地区

Alfred St. S., 734, $807,500.

Bashford Lane, 517, No. 5, $305,000.

Braddock Pl. W., 1725, No. 304, $489,500.

Cameron St., 120, No. CS202, $515,000.

Cliff St. N., 1705, $750,000.

Coventry Lane, 1404, $3.5 million.

Del Ray Ave. W., 22, $1.43 million.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Henry St. S., 409, $1.85 million.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2121, No. 901, $665,000.

King St., 3315, $375,000.

Little St., 701, $1.43 million.

Martha Custis Dr., 3128, $414,225.

Martha Custis Dr., 3503, $315,000.

Moncure Dr., 304, $820,000.

Mount Vernon Ave., 53, $660,000.

Oval Dr., 3613, $1.22 million.

Pickett St. N., 200, No. 311, $290,000.

Pitt St. N., 1162, $1.11 million.

Powhatan St., 959, $1.16 million.

Rolfe Pl., 913, $960,000.

Royal St. S., 507, $1.11 million.

Saint Asaph St. N., 230, $1.15 million.

Skyhill Rd., 208, No. 10, $315,000.

Strutfield Lane, 4561, No. 3218, $395,000.

Union St. S., 225, $4 million.

Van Dorn St. N., 2500, No. 509, $190,000.

Virginia Ave., 408, $950,000.

West St. N., 409, $985,000.

Potomac View Dr., 21722, $460,000.

LEXINGTON PARK 地区

Cabot Pl., 21713, $230,000.

Dean Ct., 46325, $460,000.

Mayflower Dr., 47980, $401,000.

Rowan Knight Dr., 20969, $502,590.

Three Notch Rd., 18552, $370,000.

Snyder St. S., 3903, $1.15 million.

10th St. S., 5107, No. 4, $270,000.

14th St. S., 3819, $815,000.

17th St. N., 3601, $751,650.

25th Pl. N., 5133, $1.05 million.

32nd Rd. N., 4629, $2.3 million.

ARLINGTON-CRYSTAL CITY 地区

Arlington Ridge Rd. S., 1101, No. 1107, $685,000.

Glebe Rd. S., 3600, No. 919W, $785,000.

29th St. S., 609, $999,000.

EAST FALLS CHURCH 地区

Illinois St. N., 2231, $995,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Quesada St. N., 1705, $1.01 million.

11th St. N., 6119, $825,000.

20th St. N., 5204, $1.75 million.

ROSSLYN 地区

Arlington Blvd., 1730, No. 108, $273,750.

Oak St. N., 1600, No. 609, $449,900.

Pierce St. N., 2171, $1.5 million.

WASHINGTON 地区

Chesterfield Rd. S., 5019, $495,000.

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

EAST FALLS CHURCH AREA

Illinois St. N., 2231, $995,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

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房屋销售

房屋自 14 起

Modano Pl., 8859, $916,000. Penderview Dr., 3909, No. 1923, $350,000. Pine Tree Dr., 11709, $1.67 百万美元。 Portsmouth Rd., 5116, $867,000. Rippon Lodge Dr., 10902, $733,910. Rosemeade Dr., 4001, $830,000. Sedgehurst Dr., 4401, No. 204, $389,000. Stonehenge Way, 4030, $740,000. Thomas Brigade Lane, 4320, $660,000. Valley Ridge Dr., 3906, $653,250. Zion Dr., 10728, $790,000.

FAIRFAX STATION 地区 Crestridge Rd., 8201, $1.1 百万美元。 Laketree Dr., 7303, $1.46 百万美元。 Park Cir. S., 9708, $980,000.

FALLS CHURCH 地区 Alger Rd., 7101, $600,000. Chestnut Ave., 6813, $785,000. George Mason Rd. W., 2800, $790,000. Lakeside Village Dr., 7596-A, $269,900. Lee Oaks Pl., 2800, No. 302, $419,000. Nicosh Cir., 3009, No. 4201, $420,000. Silver Maple Lane, 7501, $1.01 百万美元。 Tulip Dr., 2214, $1.05 百万美元。 Willow St., 6912, $1.82 百万美元。

FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT 地区 Brooks Square Pl., 2042, $805,000. Gillen Lane, 2089, $1.06 百万美元。 Howard Ct., 7414, $1.9 百万美元。 Powhatan St., 2103, $2.2 百万美元。

FORT HUNT 地区 Alexandria Ave., 1200, $1.98 百万美元。 Felton Lane, 8318, $839,985. Stockton Pkwy., 8730, $2.5 百万美元。

GREAT FALLS FOREST 地区 Beach Mill Rd., 10001, $1.75 百万美元。 Jeffery Rd., 9058, $1.59 百万美元。 Miller Ave., 696, $3.29 百万美元。 River Bend Rd., 341, $1.12 百万美元。

HERNDON 地区 Aviation Pl., 13726, $886,000. Bradwell Rd., 12751, $780,000. Cellar Creek Way, 1434, $792,000. Clarke St., 1100, $657,000. Earhart Cir., 13764, $545,000. Floris Lane, 2711, $1.98 百万美元。 Grant St., 814, $420,000. John Glenn St., 3153, $760,000. Ladybank Lane, 13145, $939,000. Meadowville Ct., 12015, $1.1 百万美元。 New Parkland Dr., 12804, $1.26 百万美元。

Page Ct., 1024, $800,000. Robaleed Way, 2702, $1.39 百万美元。 Spring St., 485, $1.15 百万美元。 Wendell Holmes Rd., 12478, $572,000.

HUNTINGTON 地区 Farrington Ave., 2239, No. 5-304, $188,000. Jefferson Dr., 2621, $565,000. Mount Eagle Dr., 5902, No. 308, $585,000. Mount Eagle Dr., 5904, No. 1109, $315,000. Wagon Dr., 2622, No. 319, $219,000.

HYBLA VALLEY 地区 Clifton Farm Ct., 8281, $666,250. Napper Rd., 3208, $525,000. Vantage Dr., 7012, $754,000.

LORTON 地区 Aurora Ct., 8455, $535,000. Calla Lily Ct., 8888, $841,000. Fran Ct., 8327, $1.07 百万美元。 Horseshoe Cottage Cir., 8126, $680,000. Milford Haven Dr., 7747, $491,750. Sheffield Village Lane, 7657, $510,000. Sylvania St., 8915, $400,000.

MCLEAN 地区 Alicent Pl., 7013, $945,000. Fleetwood Rd., 6800, No. 808, $260,000. Hitt Ave., 6522, $1.15 百万美元。 Kensington St. N., 6253, $1.36 百万美元。 Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 505, $1.33 百万美元。 Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 704, $1.62 百万美元。 Old Chesterbrook Rd., 6800, $2.38 百万美元。 Solitaire Way, 6100, $2.13 百万美元。 Youngblood St., 1812, $1.27 百万美元。

MOUNT VERNON 地区 Buckman Rd., 4254, No. 1, $195,000. Dolphin Lane, 4413, $960,000. Fielding St., 4205, $640,000. Hocking Pl., 8211, $785,520. Mount Vernon Hwy., 8509, $850,000. San Leandro Pl., 7900, $295,000. Wessington Way, 3416, $990,000.

NORTH SPRINGFIELD 地区 Easton Dr., 5226, $767,500. Juliet St., 5214, $775,000. Mitcham Ct., 5511, $612,000. Yorkshire St., 5517, $925,000.

OAKTON 地区 Flemish Mill Ct., 11737, $1.45 百万美元。 Oakborough Sq., 2906, $870,000. Tattersall Trail, 11170, $1.23 百万美元。

RESTON 地区 Albot Rd., 2360, $640,000.

Cabots Point Lane, 2127, $1.3 百万美元。 Chimney House Rd., 1690, $1 百万美元。 Double Eagle Ct., 2231, $691,250.

Garden Wall Cir., 1369, $427,000. Green Watch Way, 2106, No. 101C, $399,000. Indian Ridge Rd., 11784, $790,000. Lake Audubon Ct., 2066, $975,000. Market St., 12000, No. 157, $491,500.

Michael Faraday Dr., 1867, $830,000. Park Garden Lane, 1307, $875,000.

Reston Station Blvd., 11200, No. 207, $690,000. Royal Fern Ct., 2049, No. 21C, $419,995. South Bay Lane, 2109, $1.16 百万美元。 Springwood Dr., 2216, No. 202, $370,000. Sunrise Valley Dr., 11734, $1.14 百万美元。 Thrush Ridge Rd., 11064, $1.18 百万美元。

Vantage Hill Rd., 11613, No. 12B, $298,000. Weatherstone Ct., 1244, $785,000.

SEVEN CORNERS 地区 Glavis Rd., 3460, $1.21 million。 Rustic Way Lane, 3416, $1.25 million。

SPRINGFIELD 地区 Amelia St., 5902, $645,000. Beech Hollow Lane, 8632, $630,000. Chester Grove Ct., 8573, $546,000. Daum Ct., 9001, $690,000. Forsythia St., 6584, $862,500. Highland St., 6826, $620,000. Laurel Oak Dr., 8485, $508,550. Michael Robert Dr., 6383, $588,000. Revenna Lane, 8017, $600,000. Roundabout Way, 7818, $825,000.

VIENNA 地区 Amanda Pl., 8457, $1.4 million。 Bellforest Ct., 2701, 305 号, $520,000. Branch Rd. SE, 406, $985,000. Citadel Pl., 8230, $842,449. Gretna Pl., 2900, $1.5 million。 Kearney Ct. SW, 609, $1.18 million。 Laura Gae Cir., 2825, $919,000. Newkirk Ct., 1296, $1.85 million。 Oak St. SW, 116, $1.71 million。 Raglan Rd., 8530, $804,900. Spinet Ct., 9505, $1.32 million。 Ware St. SW, 705, $925,000. Woodrow St., 10002, $1.91 million。

WEST SPRINGFIELD 地区 Bridle Wood Dr., 8703, $759,000.

Forrest Hollow Lane, 6004, $679,000. Greeley Blvd., 8108, $725,000. Limerick Ct., 6403, $710,000. Oakford Dr., 8510, $975,000. Smithfield Ave., 8200, $772,200. Tiburon Ct., 6507, $925,000.

FAIRFAX 市 这些销售数据由 Fairfax 市房地产评估办公室记录。 Devilwood Ct., 3607, $760,000. Main St., 10355, $980,000. Saint Andrews Dr., 9718, $775,000.

FALLS CHURCH 在 Falls Church 出售的房屋中。 Ellison Sq., 1002, $945,000. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, 212 号, $850,000. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, 513 号, $720,000. Flagmaker Ct., 6572, $930,000. Park Ave., 429, $1.5 million。 Shadow Walk, 307, $1.83 million。

LOUDOUN 县 这些由 Loudoun 县税务专员办公室记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

ALDIE-BRADDOCK ROAD 地区 Bigleaf Ct., 23926, $1.7 million。 Crested Iris Terr., 25342, $600,000. Hickory Meadow Terr., 41940, $687,490. Huntwick Glen Sq., 26033, $840,000. Lansing Woods Lane, 23291, $2.33 million。 Maplehurst Dr., 41064, $1.44 million。 Parkside Village Cir., 23404, $1.42 million。 Poplar Meadow Terr., 41919, $700,000. Red Cherry Dr., 25641, $900,000. Scarlet Maple Ct., 24824, $1.38 million。 Sweetspire Sq., 25119, $821,500. Zircon Dr., 42026, $985,000.

ALGONKIAN REGIONAL PARK 地区 Bickel Ct., 108, $440,000. Cliftons Point St., 20351, $1.11 million。 Lacroys Point Terr., 46848, $590,000. Milthorn Terr., 46246, $600,000. Primula Ct., 46494, $925,000. Trinity Sq., 20931, $720,800. Winterset Ct., 46659, $735,000.

ASHBURN 地区 Ardmore St., 43295, $747,500. Beechwood Terr., 20273, 103 号, $305,000. Breeders Run Ct., 20647, $695,000. Charter Oak Dr., 20323, $705,000.

Duxbury Terr., 20765, $835,000. Ferncliff Terr., 44060, $465,000. Hardwood Terr., 20129, $607,000. Hope Spring Terr., 20620, 401 号, $541,000. Kings Arms Sq., 44035, $610,000.

Little Creek Terr., 20515, 101 号, $428,000. Metro Terr., 43778, $684,990. Natalie Terr., 44114, 102 号, $325,000. Oakmont Manor Sq., 44357, $662,000. Peach Flower Terr., 19680, $880,164. Rocky Knoll Sq., 21004, 303 号, $494,900. Ryder Cup Sq., 43613, $830,000. Southwind Terr., 20681, $621,000. Timber Ridge Terr., 20985, 303 号, $346,000. Yellowbloom Ct., 20874, $895,000.

BROADLANDS-ARCOLA 地区 Ashley Heights Cir., 43152, $1.06 million. Bittner Sq., 42900, $817,000。 Bolton Crescent Terr., 23640, No. 203, $670,017。 Chisholm Dr., 42694, $1.01 million. Copper Tree Terr., 23058, $903,440。 Crosswind Terr., 43147, $619,000。 Farringdon Sq., 43288, $607,000。 Flowing Spring Sq., 22672, $754,000。 Founders Park Terr., 43460, $746,950。 Gilded Stone Terr., 42116, $995,144。 Hollyhock Terr., 42435, No. 302, $375,000。 Jefferson Park St., 43562, $722,960。 Jefferson Park St., 43576, $549,950。 Loudoun Reserve Dr., 43167, $680,000。 Minerva Dr., 23004, $1.35 million. Night Nurse Cir., 41890, $1.24 million. Picasso Sq., 42102, $763,880。 Southdown Manor Terr., 23286, No. 118, $501,000。 Tawny Pine Sq., 22799, $893,711。 Tawny Pine Sq., 22909, $710,710。 Thornhill Pl., 21513, $1.05 million. Twin Falls Terr., 23466, $749,900。 Wealdstone Terr., 43168, $540,000。

BULL RUN POST OFFICE ROAD 地区 Linton Pasture Pl., 26422, $1.62

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房屋销售

房屋价格从 15

百万起。

DULLES 地区

Grand Central Sq., 45559, $600,000. Pitlochry Terr., 42581, $590,000. Thompson Sq., 21929, $570,000.

HAMILTON 地区

Charles Town Pike, 40107, $1.07 百万。 James St. S., 20, $593,000. Stone Eden Dr., 38172, $1.4 百万。

LEESBURG-LUCKETTS-

LANSDOWNE 地区

Bonnie Ridge Dr. NE, 704, $900,000. Cattail Creek Dr., 42725, $898,270. Coppermine Sq., 19436, $825,000. Edwards Ferry Rd. NE, 311, $770,000. Fox Crossing Terr., 18323, $921,400. Glen Oak Way, 18250, $1.43 百万。 Lansdowne Woods Blvd., 19400, No. 110, $520,000. Mill Dam Pl., 19397, $1.3 百万。 Newton Pass Sq., 19430, $437,000. Rosebrook Ct. NW, 110, $995,000. Smartts Lane NE, 1025, $540,000. Washington St. NE, 120-4, No. 7, $200,000.

LEESBURG-WATSON 地区

Akan St. SE, 1017, $1.33 百万。 Coltrane Sq., 41052, $750,000. Crimson Pl., 20428, $1.77 百万。 Fort Evans Rd. SE, 124, No. B, $367,577. Herndon Ct., 19561, $735,000. Muffin Ct. SE, 122, $935,000. Ribbon Limestone Terr. SE, 1505, $975,000. Stoic St. SE, 224, $1.55 百万。 Thomas Mill Rd., 39913, $749,000. Watson Rd., 23045, $826,000.

LOVETTSVILLE 地区

Church St. S., 20, $525,000. Midlands Farm Lane, 13487, $1.3 百万。 Volksmarch Cir., 12913, $735,000.

PURCELLVILLE 地区

Alder School Rd., 36745, $1.57 百万。 Fordson Ct., 14636, $1.99 百万。 Misty Pond Terr., 105, $635,000. Pleasant Meadow Lane, 19964, $1.27 百万。 Walnut Park Lane, 36976, $1.53 百万。

ROUND HILL 地区

Cody Farm Dr., 35758, $875,000. Lethridge Cir., 17435, $709,990.

SOUTH RIDING 地区

Abney Wood Dr., 42341, $1.17

百万。

Cedar Hedge St., 42838, $655,000. Dabner Dr., 25487, $1.08 百万。 Longworth Terr., 42806, $545,000. Offenham Terr., 42621, $730,000. Paddock Trail Pl., 27745, $1.77 百万。 Rolling Rock Sq., 42701, $713,000.

STERLING 地区

Argus Pl., 302, $449,500. Carolina Ct., 32, $475,000. Cypress Ct. S., 815, $420,000. Great Trail Terr., 22340, $595,000. Juniper Ave. E., 261, $660,000. Rabbitrun Terr., 46891, $571,000. Sue Ann Ct., 111, $700,000.

WATERFORD 地区

Charles Henry Pl., 39695, $1.52 百万。

FAUQUIER 县

这些由 Fauquier 县委员办公室房地产部门记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。 Beales Ct., 6415, $550,000. Bristersburg Rd., 11459, $850,000. Carriage Chase Cir., 230, $715,000. Cobbler Mountain Rd., 3513, $779,000. Devon Dr., 430, $649,900. English Chase Lane, 115, $715,000. Fox Trail, 7209, $675,000. Highland Towne Lane, 546, $418,950. Iron Bit Dr., 7345, $920,000. Lee St. E., 133, $550,000. Merry Oaks Rd., 5295, $1.3 百万。 Old Stonehouse Lane, 2980, $550,000. Saint Pauls Rd., 11248, $426,000. Split Oak St., 135, $430,000. Sunrise Ct., 7195, $635,000. Turnbull Rd., 8452, $480,000. Willow Pl., 6161, No. 104, $215,000.

BROAD RUN 地区

Camrose Lane, 6155, $648,075.

PRINCE WILLIAM 县

这些由 Prince William 县房地产评估办公室记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

BRISTOW 地区

Bittersweet Lane, 10539, $677,000. Colesmire Gate Way, 13459, $525,000. Garry Glen Dr., 12630, $775,000. Linton Hall Rd., 8608, $517,000. Scottish Hunt Lane, 13221, $850,000.

BROAD RUN 地区

Turner Rd., 6025, $725,000.

DALE CITY 地区

Brahms Dr., 3398, $513,000. Concord Dr., 15129, $479,000. Eastlawn Ave., 4521, $415,000. Forestdale Ave., 3497, $410,000. Kerrydale Rd., 13616, $500,000. Macwood Dr., 5353, $472,000. Moonbeam Dr., 5949, $801,000. Nixon Lane, 13206, $645,000. Polar Ct., 13551, $565,000. Roundtree Dr., 5618, $526,000. Spotted Turtle Ct., 15200, $820,000. Yellow Turtle Pl., 5341, $500,000.

DUMFRIES 地区

Curtis Dr., 17849, $470,000. October Glory Loop, 17528, $655,000. Sedgwick Pl., 2532, $359,999. Woods View Dr., 17934, $915,000.

GAINESVILLE 地区

Barrymore Ct., 13831, $1.1 million. Brunson Cir., 7471, $464,000. Cinch Lane, 13854, $715,000. Gallant Fox Ct., 6046, $610,000. Kylewood Way, 14574, $405,000. Newbern Loop, 14335, $515,000. Screech Owl Ct., 8903, $640,000. Tred Avon Pl., 6805, $850,000.

HAYMARKET 地区

Aster Haven Cir., 6189, $485,000. Cloverland Lane, 15579, $1.64 million. Fayette St., 6691, $436,450. Heather Mill Lane, 15120, 302 号, $450,000. Latham Dr., 4002, $955,000. Noyes Ave., 6924, $940,000. Seneca Knoll Way, 15008, $825,000. Tinley Mill Dr., 6033, $1.35 million.

MANASSAS 地区

Alendale Ct., 11155, $751,000. Brewer Creek Pl., 9005, $574,999. Catrock Siuice Way, 15600, $664,500. Commonwealth Ct., 6521, $905,000. Curling Rd., 12588, $1.12 million. Forest Oak Ct., 12798, $509,000. Heritage Crossing Ct., 8210, $439,000. Holbrook Ct., 7625, $925,000. Koman Cir., 11002, 202 号, $305,000. Mayfield Trace Pl., 10872, $820,000. Pamplin Pipe Ct., 15533, $763,000. Pennycross St., 10944, $435,000. Richie Ct., 13505, $835,000. Spotsylvania St., 9410, $430,000.

Summer Breeze Pl., 8456, $800,000. Wheeler Ridge Dr., 11189, $850,000. Willowbend Turn, 8328, $634,450. Winfield Loop, 10612, $485,000.

MANASSAS PARK 地区

Buckhall Farm Ct., 9409, $750,000. Greystone Rd., 10282, $650,000.

MONTCLAIR 地区

Apple Cider Ct., 3709, $720,000. Dancing Leaf Pl., 16073, $565,000. Inlet Pl., 15385, $465,000. La Mauricie Loop, 4158, $500,000. Marbury Heights Way, 15737, $809,000. Spring Branch Blvd., 5145, $470,000. Willow Oak Pl., 5068, $770,000.

NOKESVILLE 地区

Fitzwater Dr., 12917, $635,000. Pine View Estates Ct., 11165, $1.27 million.

TRIANGLE 地区

Barnette Cir., 18907, $452,000. Summit Pointe Dr., 18216, $550,000.

WOODBRIDGE 地区

Angelfish Way, 655, $812,825. Belmont Bay Dr., 440, 406 号, $625,000. Boatswain Cir., 16512, $735,000. Burgundy Pl., 2870, $300,000. Cardamom Dr., 12010, $320,000. Chablis Cir., 2835, $270,000. Columbia Rd., 1301, $425,000. Critton Cir., 11751, $510,000. Dara Dr., 12705, 103 号, $169,000. Eastbourne Dr., 2509, $424,000. Garfield Pl., 13621, 302 号, $330,000. Gullane Dr., 13839, $490,000. Jed Forest Lane, 16857, $465,000. Kew Gardens Dr., 2259, $400,000. Lotte Dr., 12703, 1 号, $200,000. Maple Ridge Dr., 2675, $700,000. Mason Creek Cir., 14807, $449,999. Mountain Eagle Ct., 16116, $790,000. Pebble Brooke Ct., 12006, $695,000. Regents Park Dr., 15296, $490,000. Sandy Ridge Ct., 16340, $925,000. Sunny Brook Ct., 3949, $444,900. Thenia Pl., 1660, $305,000. Truffle Oak Pl., 2924, $405,000. Woodlawn Ct., 12328, $433,000.

MANASSAS

以下是在

Manassas 市售出的房屋。

MANASSAS 地区

Bragg Lane, 9746, $360,000. Cedar Ridge Dr., 10267, $695,000. Felsted Lane, 8351, $364,000. Mallow Ct., 9977, $605,000. Olde Mill Run, 8866, $573,000. Portner Ave., 9021, $240,000. Timberwood Ct., 9218, $560,000.

MANASSAS PARK

以下是在 Manassas Park 市售出的房屋。

MANASSAS PARK 地区

Carondelet Dr. E., 9306, $650,000. Manassas Dr., 215, $550,000. Polk Dr., 167, $425,000. Walker Way, 9511, $417,000.

STAFFORD 县

这些由专员办公室斯塔福德县房地产部门记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。 Aquia Dr., 2135, $428,200. Avery Point Dr., 5972, $599,000. Blossom Wood Ct., 26, $670,000. Bristol Ct., 53, $355,000. Broad Lake Dr., 1029, $875,401. Brush Everard Ct., 66, $655,000. Camden Dr., 303, $499,900. Carlsbad Dr., 39, $605,000. Clydesdale Rd., 22, $629,000. Copeland Hill Dr., 1005, $875,000. Crestview Dr., 4, $1.5 million. Cutting Way, 509, $994,282. Elm St., 15, $820,000. Fletcher Dr., 34, $605,000. Frantz Ct., 10, $570,000. Greenridge Dr., 19, $447,000. Hampstead Farm Lane, 206, $1.2 million. Hay Barn Rd., 15, $485,000. Hemers Lane, 90, $460,000. Hyssop Way, 30, No. 301, $447,915. Kelley Rd., 58, $500,000. Larkwood Ct., 6, $530,000. Liberty Hall Dr., 316, $920,000. Lapine Dr., 70, $1.03 million. McKittrick Dr., 139, $729,375. Misty Creek Lane, 32, $905,000. Mountain View Rd., 1340, $740,000. Oak Dr., 10, $295,000. Park Brook Ct., 204, $410,000. Poplar Rd., 259, $1.07 million. Puller Pl., 20, $530,000. Regatta Lane, 104, $500,000. River Farm Dr., 10, $686,500. Rugby Rd., 304, $390,000. Sanford Dr., 199, $368,000. Smithfield Way, 24, $405,000. Tackettis Mill Rd., 608, $375,000. Truslow Rd., 866, $450,000. Vineyard Ct., 6, $627,000. Westwood Dr., 3, $375,000. Wild Plum Ct., 27, $560,000. Winterberry Dr., 790, $675,000.

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President shares plan for Dulles makeover

Middlethen dollar overhaul would replace aging terminals, shuttles

BY DON DEARSON AND LILIE ROYCE

President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a sweeping plan to remake Dulles International Airport, including building new terminals and doing away with the airport's long-technical shuttles, as part of the broader quest to remake Washington.

"We have to ensure that the United States has the greatest airport's anywhere in the world, and we're starting right here with the capital city," Trump said in the Oval Office, in a second of the Dulles industry sat on the Roanoke Dock.

Trump contended his overhaul was necessary because Dulles was "one of the worst airports anywhere in the world," citing consumer satisfaction surveys. He added: "Whether we're a Republican or Democrat, we don't want to go and be informed of this airport's meanwhile airport is a terrible place to be."

Trump has spent months on ordering how to overhaul Dulles, hearing pitches in the Oval Office from rival construction and design items, and looking at stock-by-designs at the footing, he said he reviewed more than 30 proposals. Under his plan, the underground train would be fully built out to take passengers to their terminals — rather than relying on the airport's shuttles, nicknamed "people movers" — and the terminals would be built to replace the four existing ones, according to four people who spoke on the condition of anonymity to perceive the plan.

Transportation Secretary Sean T Duffy, who issued Trump at the announcement, compared the people movers to vehicles from the Star Wars franchise.

"They're slow, and people are angry about them," Duffy said. "We are going to get rid of them."

Meanwhile, a new underground tunnel would allow pedestrians to walk between the terminals, and move moving walkways would be added.

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Anthony S. Fauci, who helped lead the nation's pandemic response, involved the Fifth Amendment rights time and time again.

Fauci refuses all questions at heated hearing

BY DAN DEARSON AND AVON LINE-ROY

Anthony S. Fauci reported, he invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing Wednesday where Republicans present the critical government scientist on whether he was sufficiently truthful in past testimony about the coronavirus pandemic.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), a longtime advocate of Fauci, concluded the nearly three-hour hearing by saying

Sen. Rand Paul says "corumative will vote on holding him in contempt"

the committee is planning a vote next week on whether to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress.

Paul acknowledged to GOP colleagues that there are legal questions about whether Fauci could be held in contempt

citing President Joe Biden's promptness pardon of Fauci last year — but contended that Fauci should have put answered questions on Wednesday, even if it meant admitting to a post for or other wrongdoing.

Fauci, who helped lead the nation's pandemic response and frequently appeared before Congress during his 10-year government career, said that the hearing by saying that it "pansx me" to now invoke his constitutional right against self-micronization. But he al-

loged that Paul, who convened Wednesday's hearing, was wrongly seeking to trap him in a country that could lead to perjury charges.

"Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions," Fauci said.

The subsequent decision to answer questions from Paul — who began the hearing by asking Fauci about the pandemic. THE PRESS ON 24

Russia bill is a memorial to Graham's tenacity

BY NOAH ROBERTSON

In a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the NATO senators in Turkey, this month, Sen. Lindsey Graham had one request.

The South Carolina Republican asked Zelensky who was speaking later that day with President Donald Trump, to promote the senators' bill to harden sanctions on Russia's wartime economy, multiple U.S. officials familiar with the meeting said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the private

He pushed for a measure to curb Moscow's main source of income

reason.

The senator traveled to Kirsham later, where he received the news that the White House was backing the bill. In contrast, Graham called Sen. Richard Blumenthal (R-Connecticut), the longtime partner on the legislation.

"I've never seen him so emborant," Blumenthal said in an interview "He said to me: 'This is a big, offing deal. We all did good.'"

Lawmakers and officials familiar with the path to secure a deal on the Russia sanctions legislation described it as a memorial of Graham's tenacity. The senator abruptly died of a heart condition shortly after criteria, ing from Ukraine, but up until the head house of his life, he was working on legislation that took more than a year to negotiate. Multiple colleagues said the bill

would have failed without him. "We didn't have a lot of confidence that it was even possible," said Villa-McAnastrea, Chernach-Immanador in Washington and earlier this month. "Senator Graham's permission and leadership brought everyone to this point."

On Tuesday the Senate voted 8442 to take up the package, which would allow the administration to impose up to 100 percent tariffs on the top line.

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RETALIATIVES FOR MISSILE ATTACK

Comments follow U.S. and Saudi joint strikes

BY TARA COFF,

ALEX HIMSON, ELLEN FRANCIS

AND BRADSHAW GEORGE

President Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to hit Iran "hard," after U.S. officials said Iran had launched a ballistic attack on Russia, which was intercepted on U.S. military assets in the region.

The comments followed U.S. and Saudi joint strikes targeting Russia-backed forces in Iraq overnight, in what appeared to be Russia's entry into the conflict between Washington and Tehran.

"We're going to hit them very hard," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. "They've already questioned me, two hours, we got to smash them a little bit."

Trump said that Iran launched a ballistic attack on Syria, 9,000 miles an hour, big ones, coming right at us, and 18 few were shot down.

Author Wednesday, Iran said it had targeted a U.S. base in Jordan in response to "aggressive actions for the U.S. military," and the two units on 20 devices intercepted five Iranian missiles.

The developments threaten to spend a recent pause in hostilities that Trump had sought in a bid to advance unified peace negotiations. The strikes signaled a potential expansion of the three-month war, though it was not immediately clear if the thousand missile attack and the U.S.-Saudi operation were directly related.

Global markets on Wednesday responded negatively to the renewed escalation, with oil prices jumping more than 7 percent and the Dow Jones industrial storage dropping more than 400 points.

Fauci Foreign Ministry on Wednesday accused Washington of seeking to widow the war and condemned the U.S.-Saudi at 1,000.

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Colorado residents are rattling out their neighbors over water usage

Scofflans violating restrictions in drought for Denver have sparked tensions, turning residential streets into checkerboards of virtue and vice

BY ANNIE GOWEN

In Denver these days, it's the brown lawns versus the green. As Colorado does up in a lower drought, scofflans violating water restrictions have sparked tension throughout the state's largest metropolitan area, turning residential streets into checkerboards of virtue and vice. The emerald green lawns of cleaners now abut the crispy brown grass of the cold-illness — dribbles that's visible for all to see.

With record but temperatures following a winter of little snow, the city's utility had asked that residents cut stage levels by 25 percent this summer, and man-hired that customers only water their lawns twice a week.

Democracy laws so far failed to meet the moment — with only about a 5 percent reduction by mid-July. And there's little relief in the forecast, with the furnace-like heat from that descended on the central United States expected to last through the week.

More than 4,000 people have reported their neighbors for cleaning on the restrictions this summer, the utility said, leading to one story in the Denver Post with thousands of comments, most along the lines of "bottlers get stitches."

"You read would look so much better if everyone isn't open was also dead," said Kathy Blumenthal, a kick executive who lives in a quiet neighborhood of

mid-century homes on the east side of the city.

Blumenthal, 54, has spent the summer meeting his eyes from the day/heard panel in the middle of the year — it's not happening. Meanwhile, his neighbors' optimists which sit and off many days.

At a bristling for the state's drought in the area, Ram Schumacher last week outlined the grim circumstances, and said that the time period from October through June was the hottest and fourth street on record.

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A centrist is trying to prove his brand of Democratic politics works

Karen Tunnly

Karen

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THE TIMES

ESTHLEHEM, PA. — It was not an happenstance that House Minority Leader

Hakeem Jeffries

D-New York

close a union

hall here in the

Lehigh Valley to

106-day sprint toward the mid-term election. "This is ground now for the battle to control Congress," the speaker-in-waiting declared.

The news could be said for the centrality of this state — and this election — to the presidential aspirations of a Democrat who shared the stage Sunday with Jeffries. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Here the popular governor to run nationally in 2026, and the current assumption is to be will, what happens in the central state in November could be a compelling argument not only for his dissatisfy but for his ability to carry others over the finish line.

This was, Pennsylvania holds four of the House races that Democratic consider to be among their top opportunities for flipping Republican-held seats. That's more competitive races than in any other state, according to the House Democrat's campaign operation.

President Donald Trump cur-

ried three of those districts in 2024. But in the 2022 gubernatorial election, Shapiro, then his state's attorney general, won all four by double digits against a tie-right opponent.

"Pennsylvania is always the ultimate swing state, the state that kind of decides it all," Shapiro, who is running for a second term, said in an interview. "And so it is not a stretch to imagine if we win those races here, that'll create a Democratic majority in the U.S. House."

Shapiro is a heavy favorite against the Republican gubernatorial nominee, there Treasurer Dave Garrett. He has raised more than $10 million to run up the score, and create an up-draft that could help candidates lower on the ballot.

He has also had a hand in who these candidates are. Shapiro eschewed the Democratic candidates in all four of Pennsylvania's most hotly contested congressional districts in their primaries. One of them, Bob Brooks, spent 20 years as a firefighter in Bethlehem and was Shapiro's path in a hard-fought primary to take on Republican incumbent Brian McAverett. In 2024, Mackenzie beat Democratic Rep. Susan Wild for one percentage point.

As he prepared to introduce Shapiro here on Sunday, Brooks emphasized his background as an outsider who can relate

to the pressures that ordinary people are under. "I have to be honest. Running for Congress was not so my fringe card. I'm not a politician. But from it, actually. I'm a regular working person, like so many of the faces that I see in this room."

Meanwhile, Keystone State Democrats are also hoping to flip the state Senate, where the politicians have a 25-25 majority, while also maintaining their

"Pennsylvania is

always the ultimate

swing state, the

state that kind of

decides it all."

Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania governor

narrow hold on the House. If they can do it, they would be looking at their first sunked hold on state government to more than three decades.

Shapiro has pledged he would see that power to raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour, from its current $7.25, final mass transit, 3,600 more housing and codify abortion rights into state law.

All of which could be rolled

into a national message, the outlines of which became apparent as the governor talked about his agenda. "We all need to do our part to stop the chaos and create and corruption of Donald Trump," he said, "and that's going to require us here at the state level having a tribute so that we can pass policies that help the people of Pennsylvania while Trump is hurting them."

Having seen his state vote twice for Trump, in 2018 and 2024, Shapiro's working to build up the Democratic infrastructure, the recently unveiled a multimillion-dollar effort that parts officials say is the largest countywide politician in the state's history. It boasts having opened 27 offices across the state and hiring nearly 800 full-time organizers.

The governor has also addressed one of the more worrisome trends for Pennsylvania's Democrats. Their voter registration advantage over Republicans had dropped precipitously over recent election cycles.

Between 2020 and 2024, the registration gap between the two parties was set by more than half, having Democrats with an edge of 325,000, down from 690,000. It was a warning sign that Trump was going to win the state and its 20 electoral votes.

The year, with the midterms approaching, the numbers

are starting to turn around. Democrats have added nearly 25,000 to the registration calls, while Republicans continue to be dropped by more than 4,000, according to many complaints state analyzed by President.com.

Retracting and professionalizing the party is a project that Shapiro began almost a year ago, he said, and now: "I'm investing millions of dollars in helping elevate other Democrats on the table, spending my time campaigning for people like Bob Brooks and others."

It all of the words as he began, it might be the foundation for a presidential campaign. Underwants to the point, however, is whether the Democratic base in 2024 will be looking for a lift. For it where appeal stretches across party lines, or will move further left word in its key at the establishment.

Shapiro insists — an presidential candidates nearly always do at this stage of the game — that none of this is his concern at the moment.

"What I'm focused on are these uniforms," which is Pennsylvania "will've decided on a stand a day," Shapiro said. "Folks are fed up and angry and frustrated. The best way to demonstrate that, the best way to show that we're against what Trump is doing, is to show up and vote in record numbers."

Trump asks high court to overturn $83M verdict in E. Jean Carroll case

Separately, DOJ seeks to replace the president as the defendant

BY JOHNNY JUVENNA,

ASB JOHNNY KORROCK

President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to overturn an 800 million judgment against him for following advice columnist E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexually assaulting her decades ago:

"Trump's attorneys asserted in court filings that the Supreme Court's 2024 decision granting presidents sweeping immunity for actions taken in other details him from liability in the high-profile case.

"This is the first case in our Nation's history in which a court has imposed damages liability on a President for his conduct in other," the attorneys wrote.

Separately, the Justice Department's court has been high court Tuesday to allow the federal government to replace Trump as the defendant in the case.

Should the partner permit the swap, it would potentially clear

the way for the Trump administration to ask for the massive judgment to be routed because the federal government cannot be used for defamation. Lower courts have denied similar requests by the agency.

Justice officials argue that the United States should be substituted as the defendant under a law that grants federal employees some immunity from civil damages for actions taken within the scope of their employment.

They said that some of the comments at issue in Carroll's dishonestness claim occurred during Trump's first presidency.

"Absent this Court's intervention, the sitting President is being ready a hundred million dollars of personal liability for conduct that was well within the scope of his federal office," the Justice Department wrote. "That does deserve the Court's attention."

When asked for comment, a spokesman for Trump's attorneys released a reporter to the court filing: Tuesday night, Carroll's attorneys declined to comment on the appeal.

A Manhattan jury awarded Carroll the money in 2024, following a call that in which she testified that Trump attacked her

E. Jean Carroll accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in a dressing room in the mid-2000s.

in a dressing room at the Regidor/Goodman department store in Manhattan in the mid-2000s. Trump denies the allegations.

Carroll first went public with

the chance in 2010, prompting angry robbery by Trump. Trump said the allegation that he had sexually assaulted Carroll was a "complain con jell," a "bless" and

a "trunk" connected to sell her money.

At other points, he said she was too unattractive for him to take an interest in her and

Trump's attorneys

asserted in court

filings that in 2024

Supreme Court

decision shields him

from liability in the

high-profile case.

accused her of lying. The comments prompted many of threats and attacks against Carroll by Trump's supporters.

The Supreme Court's jury held the $83.5 million verdict in September and denied Trump's request in April for the full court to release the case. The memo paved the way for Trump's appeal to the Supreme Court.

In November, Trump appealed to the Supreme Court's 2024 election verdict in a separate defamation case. Carroll brought against the president.

The jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll. In June, the Supreme Court let stand that verdict against Trump.

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Lindsey Graham mourned and honored in South Carolina

Sen. Lindsey Graham returned for the last time Wednesday to South Carolina, where powerful friends remembered him as someone who never stopped working for the state he loved. Graham died suddenly July 11 at his home in Washington, likely of an aevitt tour, according to preliminary findings.

At top, the casket carrying Graham is carried by the South Carolina State Guard outside Attachment Wednesday during a presentation from the South Carolina State House grounds to the First Baptist Church of Columbus in Columbus, South Carolina.

At right, Sen. Darlene Graham (R-South Carolina), sister of the late senator, and her husband, Larry Horton, attend Wednesday's services in South Carolina.

At far right, a pallbearer team prepares to carry the casket to the First Baptist Church of Columbus for the funeral.

10-foot 'Iran War Participation Trophy' mocking Trump arrives in New York

BY HANKWOOD BOSTON AND JON HANS

NEW YORK — First D.C., then Manhattan.

The satirical art group responsible for about a dozen public-press mocking President Donald Trump as the nation's capital over the past 10 months has now headed in New York.

The anonymous artists who call themselves the Secret Handshake left their mask in Lower Manhattan on Wednesday morning, placing a 10-foot-tall trophy, never-painted gold and emble-soned with a 41 on its side, in Peter Square.

A large plaque below the 'Iran War Participation Trophy' reads: 'We hereby award President Donald J. Trump this participation trophy for his enthusiastic involvement in the Iran War. While some concern themselves with military strategy diplomacy, it necessarily outcomes President Trump demonstrated the courage to participate regardless of the final move.'

The war in Iran, which began Feb. 26, has resulted in the deaths of 10 U.S. service members and wounded more than 600.

Walking to catch the saloon, Martin Range, 70, stepped and clankled as she beat to read the end of the trophy inscription, 'President Trump joins the ranks of children everywhere who received recognition for simply showing up.'

Range, who said she had never heard of the Secret Handshake, wasn't sure the statue would change anything. 'It's funny and it's smart,' she said. 'But what's it going to do?'

The installation, which was first displayed in Washington this month, invites anyone to contribute their own participation trophies to the project.

Strangled around the plinth were more than three dozen mock trophies and awards. One seemed to mock Trump's doctoral lecture 'Last Arizona,' read a hate like: Honorable Mention ribbon, dangling from the neck of a tennis trophy.

A trophy of a martial arts figure, big raised in a kick, bore the printed message 'Most Swollen Cuckles' attached to its white base. One small gold-choo-award was labeled 'Headset Hands Award.'

'It's just kind of trolling Donald Trump,' said DJ Hannon, 27,

Fancroftly examine the installation on Wednesday in New York's Peter Square. It was first displayed in Washington this month.

an attorney headed to the nearby criminal court, 'It's definitely funny. Because that's what this is — this is a participation war. It's all stupid. It's all a hero. And this is what Donald Trump wants. He

wants a big gold trophy in the middle of Manhattan.'

Michael Christowinski, 40, and his mother, Candace Goodey, 69, stepped to examine the trophy and the trophy spasm.

'It's cathartic. There's nothing fain,' Goodey said. 'And then you turn around and read, 'The true administration of justice is the ferment pillar of good government,' a message engraved in stone across the street, above the reminiscent of the New York County Supreme Court building.

It felt, she said, like that sense of justice was lacking from the Trump administration.

'These unintended 'artists' should stick to their ugly 'art' and refrain from weighing in on foreign policy — which they clearly know nothing about, given the fact that the United States Military achieved all of its objectives during Operation Ban-Pace.' White House spokeswoman Joren Kelly said in an email when the trophy first appeared in Washington on July 11.

The Secret Handshake, whose members have declined in phone interviews with The Washington Post to provide any identifying information, has previously placed installations at locations across D.C.

Barber works by the group include a statue of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein holding hands, a mock tribute to Trump from the world's authoritarian leaders

and a reproduction of the desk of former House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Californian) with a pile of fake warehouse on it that followed the Jan. 6, 2010, rioture who sought to overturn the 2020 election.

Many of the previous installations were at prominent spots on the National Mall, including directly in view of the Capitol's west side. These received a National Park Service permit for temporary display.

In Peter Square, some lectures with brochures, heading to one of the courthouse nearby, did a double take when they spotted the trophy, then kept walking.

'That's a first,' said a New York court officer, who declined to give his name. 'Who put that there? The Secret Handshake? I've never heard of them.' He shook his hand and began walking to work. 'Listen, he's no worse than any other president, I tell you that much.'

A man in a red T-shirt bearing the message 'Peace of Mind' regained at the trophy, read the images raised his hands and flipped the bird — two of them — which he said was directed at the president.

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Promotions relied on accounts from mobster, actress to build Comey case

Former FBI director seeks dismissal of charges that he threatened Trump's Bill

BY JERUSEN BOURGUE

FBI agents interviewed convicted mobster, full-time "hancey the Bull" Gronans and relied on statements from an actress from the TV show "Kuanha" as part of what lawyers for former FBI director James B. Comey described late Tuesday as a highly unusual effort to prosecute him over a social media post.

These new details emerged in a series of court filings from Comey's defense team attacking the charges that against him earlier this year over a photo he posted to Instagram of roadside spelling out '96' 47.

The Justice Department has characterized the May 2020 post as a threat to President Donald Trump, saying that '96' is known along the "sandals" and '97' relate to Trump, the 47th president of the United States. Comey has apologized for the posting but denied he had any violent intent, and decided the prosecution as an improper effort to target him for his vocal criticism of the president.

The things by Comey's defense include FBI search warrant applications for Comey's digital accounts, memos detailing several interviews conducted by Comey's and other government documents provided to Comey's defense team in preparation for trial. They provide the fullest account to date of the Justice Department's copy and said information on the case is true to secure an indictment in the face of an unmet presence from the White House to charge Comey with a crime.

Sample objective evidence - much of which comes directly from government officials' own public statements and submissions - establishes that the President has received the FBI. Comey led to this vindictive and selective prosecution. Comey's has been a source of

The Justice Department has not yet filed its formal response to Comey's claims.

In the Tuesday filings, Comey's attorneys described '96' 47 as a "stages used to oppose President Trump."

At one point, shortly after Comey took down the photo of the death - which he has said he stumbled across while walking on a South in North Carolina - a top Justice Department official ordered the Secret Service to normal the former FBI director and his wife, the business lawyers said. That said government documents showed Trump's weight updates on that surveillance to real time on his received from a foreign trip on Air Force

Former FBI director James Comey in 2021. The Justice Department has characterized a 2020 post of roadside spelling out '96' 47 as a threat to President Donald Trump.

Ony. The things indicate that even as agents forged ahead with their investigation, they repeatedly struggled to find evidence to substantiate the central claim of their case. But in posting the photo Comey knowingly posed a "true threat" to the president.

For instance, when an agent interviewed Gronans - a Gambino crime family member turned government cooperation - this spring in hopes he would back up their contention that '96' was well known media along, the industry instead, according to the intense things, that "a gangster would never use the police."

Gronans did not indicate that he viewed Comey's so-called post as a threat to previously attack the president, according to a memo recounting that interview included in the defense filings. But he acknowledged that the former FBI director, who had prosecuted such cases earlier in his career, would have likely heard the term '96' used with violent connotations previously.

Gronans urged the investigation to speak to John Gleeson, a famed former New York next prosecutor and contemporary of Comey's, to back up his assessment.

It was not clear from the fil-

ings Tuesday whether the FBI followed up on that suggestion, but Comey's team did.

"The claim that '96' is media targets for bill 'A preposterous," Gleeson, a former judge now in private practice, wrote in an affidavit included in the defense report filings. "If it weren't made in the context of nothing to deprive a man of his liberty, it would be laughable."

Federal agents also interviewed a person described in the filings Tuesday as a "struggled former associate of Comey." That individual is identified in the documents only as "Treasure," and their job and connection to Comey is not detailed.

"But person made clear from the story that she was not only politics of Comey and said she 'hoped he goes to jail' for the 'crimes he committed' in FBI director. But she told agents she did not initially view Comey's post as threatening, and believed '96' was along most among workers in the food service industry to describe when, on man was taken off a moon.

It was only after the person heard former Trump lawyer Early Giuliani on a podcast discussing the term in the context of the media that she began to believe the post could be sure as a call for violence, the person

told agents, according to a summary of that interview included in the defense filings.

At one point, agents even turned to artificial intelligence tools in hopes of finding experts for the claim that '96' was media along. The tool they used described that theory as an "adopting agent," according to Comey's lawyers.

Despite these setbacks, the investigation continued to nearly a year. Trump has expanded aided for Comey's to charged with a crime. And that pressure only intensified after a previous Justice Department failed to prosecute the Comey for alleged false statements. In Congress was thrown out before trial by a federal judge who concluded that U.S. attorney overseeing the case had been illegally appointed.

In April, Trump fired attorney General Sam Roach in part over his frustration with the guss of her efforts to prosecute his perceived political enemies. The defense documents Tuesday show that the investigation of Comey's so-called post intensified shortly after her firing, under Roach's replacement and former deputy, along attorney General Todd Blanche.

Though department officials had previously dropped the case to federal prosecutors in Virginia,

it, it was the U.S. attorney's office in Raleigh, North Carolina, near the beach where Comey saw the so-called arrangement, that ultimately took up the case.

FBI agents there applied for two cases's warrant to reveal Comey's electronic records in March and May in June, they sought to undermine Comey's public apologies for the post, including hiring an appearance he made to explain the situation on "The Late Show With the U.S. Collier."

Investigators cited a 1956 film interview with actress David Rosenblatt, who was the "the 57 show 'Kuanha," detailing how TV show guests often do "pro-interviews" with a show's producers to work out what they will say on air. Based on that account, the agent wrote, it was likely that Comey would support his apology for the so-called post before his appearance on Collier's show.

That assertion was included in one of the things from Comey's defense teams, the other in his lawyers accused prosecutors of working into matters and failing other details from the litigation judges who approved the warrants, including investigators' previous failed attempts to substantiate the violent meaning of '96." Those comments, the

attorneys said, should warrant dismissal of the case.

Comey's lawyers have also sought dismissal as a number of other grounds, including that Comey's post was presented to the New International and that the case amounts to an improperly testified prosecution before not by the facts that fit the president's animus toward him.

The Justice Department is expected to file its formal response to Comey's case and month and a trial to currently scheduled for the fall. Departments and union leaders in each what evidence they intend to proceed against Comey should they get the opportunity to proceed their case to a jury.

Comey was charged with one count of making threats against the president and another count of transmitting a threat against other facts.

Blanche, speaking to reporters about the case earlier this year, defended the department's investigation, and predicted prosecutors would be able to prove Comey's fit intent to a jury. "You prove intent with witnesses, with documents, with the defendant himself to the extent of a appropriate," he said. "And that's how we'll prove intent in this case."

Vote on Blanche's nomination postponed amid standoff with GOP holdouts

BY JERUSEN BOURGUE THOMSONS' REVIEW AND FORMS STAND

The Senate committee weighing Todd Blanche's bid to become the next attorney general postponed a key vote on his nomination Wednesday, wasn't a standoff between the Trump administration and two Republican senators who also started sued to withhold their support.

The postponement was a high-profile setback for President Donald Trump, and a first-ever decision that congressional Republicans are becoming more willing to stand up to him on his motion. It also shows the fate of Blanche's nomination uncertain after Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Sons), chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced the vote's federal just bonus before it was set to take place at a 9 a.m. Thursday hearing.

Sons, John Conrys (R-Sons) and Sen. Thoss Tillis (R-Sons) Goodman had insisted that the Trump administration hadn't cut the vote on making provisions of a controversial deal struck this spring between the Justice Department's election. The vote was set to receive a lawsuit by filed against the FBI over the trial of the tax returns. DCI was not able to provide the senators sufficient to make the vote on the court to support Blanche.

The senators have said their position was not to support a single on their requested charge or to the lead. A 'no' vote from either the Senate would be enough to sink Blanche's son, and in a few cases some given the expectation that all Judiciary Committee Democrats will oppose Blanche's con-

Sons, John Conrys (R-Sons): departs following a vote at the U.S. Capitol on Monday.

tion. For Sam, administration officials have counted Conrys's and Tillis's demands, while the senators have said they are not making down. Late Wednesday, it became clear the response would not be broken, in time for Thursday's planned committee vote, and Grassley opted to push back the committee's vote on Blanche rather than only the growing possibility that the nomination would be voted down.

Chairman Grassley works to set President Trump's nominees up for success in committee, and the Sen. Grassley's office said a statement: "Senators Conrys and Tillis want written assurances from the Department of

Justice regarding the Trump-DPI settlement. Tomorrow's markup is postponed as work continues to ensure sufficient support of committee to accurately report Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche who is highly qualified for the job."

Spokespeople for the Justice Department and the White House did not immediately return requests for comment.

Sons, if Blanche manages to satisfy Conrys and Tillis in the June to come and the committee's vote, he rescheduled the daily could inspect Republican plans to hold a full Senate vote to confirm Blanche before the chamber departs for its August recess.

The dispute pitting the ad-

ministration against Conrys and Tillis - who are both leaving the Senate after this year and who have shown an increasing will happen to the House with the president - centers on the two central pillars of the deal the Justice Department announced this spring to resolve the pro-work issue of the bill. The bill is a task of his tax returns.

The Sen. which would have established a nearly 15.5 billion taxpayer pool of senators to compensate people who claim they were voting for political prosecutions, show bipartisan back-sale spots for interest.

Shortly after, Blanche pledged publicly that the Justice Department no longer intended to

move forward with plans for the fund. But he has resisted calls from lawmakers and a federal judge to put that commitment in writing. Trump, meanwhile, has continued to oppose supporters than for something resembling the fund proposal.

Blanche has also continued to maintain that the Justice Department will honor the second provision of the deal, which purported to shield Trump, his family and their businesses from past tax claims - a potentially lucrative lawsuit for a president who has often complained about burdensome FBI audits.

Tillis, who opted not to seek conviction this year and has shown an increasing willingness to laugh with Trump, has expressed concern that the general fund could not go rewarding defendants who attacked police during the Jan. 6, 2020 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Conrys, who lost his remission but in May after Trump endorsed his primary approach, Texas Attorney General Ken Payton, shared Tillis's reaction on the fund and has said he wants the administration to clarify, in writing, that he tax protections affect the public, and that he is a task of his tax returns.

The Sen. which would have established a nearly 15.5 billion taxpayer pool of senators to compensate people who claim they were voting for political prosecutions, show bipartisan back-sale spots for interest.

At his Senate confirmation earlier this month, the actions of the Senate and the Senate Conrys's calls for the deal to be formally amended, describing the matter as "mors".

"The responsibilities fund is dead," he said. "It is not moving

forward."

Conrys, unanxified, shot back. "Just to be clear, the president of the United States, who's a plaintiff in this lawsuit, has not signed in writing to delete the anti-organization fund and there's no guarantee that he won't raise it in the future," he said.

A Justice Department official said Blanche sent a proposal to the senators' staff Tuesday to advance of his meeting with Conrys, hoping to address his concerns.

Whenever the cause of the discrepancy, Conrys made close his concerns had not been addressed. "They knew what they need to do but they simply refuse to do it," he said, adding that he was still "not prepared to vote yet" on Blanche.

Conrys's continued remission set off a scramble Wednesday afternoon with hours to go before the vote. The senator at one point Wednesday told reporters he'd provided his own proposal to Blanche after, giving them a 9 a.m. deadline to accept to his demands of risk postponement of the vote.

As that deadline approached the senator at a resolution, Grassley met with Conrys and Tillis to discuss each steps.

The senator said he "thank Conrys said of the Justice Department, speaking to reporters afterward. 'It's just that he refused to commit to writing what he wanted to make calls. It's not a big safe."

At one not clear Wednesday after the vote, the committee vote might be rescheduled. In question, Blanche is expected to remain in the head of the Justice Department in an acting capacity until then.

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5 takeaways from the Senate hearing where Fauci refused to answer questions

BY ANNA LAM-ROX AND DAN DUNLOWE

By almost three hours, Wednesday, Republican senators gilded indictive. E. Fauci said, almost 10 questions in a hearing focused on the origins of the president in a meeting of the Fauci previously lost under oath to Congress. Again and again, the 40-year-old former government's leader gave his name to answer.

"On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer, and I think, I will be able to fill the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution," Fauci said. He delivered a message to that answer more than 100 times.

Fauci was represented by an even before the Senate's government oversight committee. He said, "I am not going to be a member of the Senate. It is a matter of the possible origins of the credit to pandemic. Paul has also blamed Fauci for inadvertently speaking. He pandemic—noting that Fauci's apathy, probably handled coronavirus research in Wuhan, China, where the outbreak was not a result of the 1980s. I think he called for him to be put in prison."

Fauci has denied the allegation to repealed appearances, and he said, "I have been in a combative after hearing. Infectious disease experts have also learned to Paul and other Republicans that while Fauci's former agents, the Senate's first-division of Health, funded virus research in Wuhan, the work could not have caused the pandemic."

Fauci said Wednesday that he refused to testify. He said he believed Paul was seeking to wrongly trap him.

"The only comment I can say is that the only reason he is telling me is that the President is to get me to see something—anything—that could realize—his repeated public pledges that

I end up, in his words, 'behind him.'" Fauci said, before announcing his plan to invoke the Fifth Amendment.

Here are five takeaways from the hearing.

1. Republicans love into Fauci Senate Republicans did not miss their chance to face into Fauci. They inspired. They needed. They pooled. At times, they sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House. They sat out in the House.

Fed, a lawyer, a member of Fauci, was widely frustrated with Fauci's nonancerous. Paul warned the former official that it was against the law to obstruct an investigation from Republican "opercunions" for Fauci's non-oppocunions. When Fauci's attorney, David Alderman, refused to make a comment, a back-and-forth led to Paul reasoning the lawyer from the room.

It was the first of many tense moments. "Nothing sure honesty like taking the Fifth, look, Doc," he, Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) said, leaning forward in his seat. The senator grew leaned in his questioning, raising the voice and pointing with both hands at he accused Fauci of notifying himself.

A Hawley staffer prepped up on image of a magazine cover for which Fauci posed in September 2020: "You because a narcissist and a nonglomanian and a liar," Hawley said.

Fauci turned forward, making down at the table in front of him, barely blighting in his big, glancing up occasionally at the senators accosting him.

At one point, Sen. Bruce Moreno (R-Ohio) asked audience members to stand up if they had disagreed with or been harmed by policies such as mask requirements and school closures. More than a dozen stood. More-

no asked Fauci to turn around the back at them. Fauci turned to create with his answer, then faced forward again.

Sen. James Lankford (R-Ohio) formed a warmer tone toward Fauci than his colleagues did. "I know you're smoking your Fifth Amendment right, which you have the right to be able to do unhesitating," he said. "Thanks for coming to be a part of this."

2. Democrats defended Fauci mostly

Democratic preferred Fauci as a hero and said the GOP attacks were heathen. They also said, "I am not going to be a member of the public health officials like Fauci while supporting the Trump administration's role to public health research. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee. I am not going to be a member of the committee.

Fauci and other public health officials have saved lives, said Sam Richard Blumenthal (R-Connecticut). "Today we are demanding and degrading their life-saving services," he added.

One Democrat struck a different note.

Sen. John Petterman (D-Penn) of滩涂 was not going to attack Fauci, he said, but he wouldn't defend him, either. Instead, Petterman shared a regret: that the lab took thawte years to be seen to some as a tight-wing conspiracy theory, preventing people like himself from taking it seriously.

"I hope... the next time our network during something like this, we are just ... as I might have been, blinded by the past time idea that maybe the trials might come from a side that's different than you are," Petterman said.

3. The hearing shows how

division has so satisfied

Wednesday was the latest example in a reasoning panel. Congressional lawmakers have been unable to work together in a probe of the pandemic's origins.

A House investigation of the government's pandemic response began in early 2020 with the top Republican and Democratic pleading to work together. It descended into partisan hatching and thrilling reports about what the investigation found, and whether Fauci was personally objected to.

In the Senate, a bipartisan plan to set up a coronavirus investigation program could response repeatedly stalled on Democratic laws and issued Republicans of presenting conspiracy theories about Fauci's role and other aspects of the war. The plan, while GOP officials say liberals and the media have not been sufficient, "emergency" and "non-mutual" that government officials made.

Paul, particularly, has long viewed in bold Fauci as complete for his "crime." A claim that Fauci and his allies say made it impossible to cooperate with him Wednesday.

4. Paul's favor to hold Fauci in contempt raises new legal questions

The company said his committee plans to hold a vote next week on whether Fauci was in contempt of Congress. But he and his colleagues acknowledged legal uncertainty about how to proceed, complicated by President Joe Biden's preemption parties for Fauci before Biden left office.

Lankford asked Paul if there is pandemic on whether Fauci could be held in contempt for notifying in answer questions after making an opening statement. Lankford asked a 2018 episode, which came to which an 180 official made an opening statement and then provided her Fifth Amendment right to not

answer questions about whether her apiece had wrongly targeted conservative groups. The GOP led House concluded that the official had waived her Fifth Amendment rights by making an opening statement, and she was ultimately found in contempt.

She was dealing with the same issue here," Lankford asked.

Paul said that was among the legal questions in favor of a would consider. He added that the courts met need to settle whether, with 5 presidential parties that offer you complete authority, you can with them that you need protection" in a congressional hearing.

Lankford said, "I think the anything is long as he tells the truth," Paul added.

Some past congressional witnesses have also repeated protesting. "I think," said the Hibbeli, a controversial pharmaceutical investor, refused to open a question in favor of a Hibbesi Oncough! Committee hearing in 2020, amusing lawmakers with his numbers, White lawmakers discussed nothing Hibbeli in contempt of Congress, they ultimately did not.

Regina Wallace Ames, the head of the Democratic Nonfocusing engine Artiller, also repeatedly invited the Fifth Amendment during a congressional hearing last month in which Republicans pressed her on to platform's process for vetting foreign donations.

"It is the only reasonable response to proceeding that from the beginning has been about hastening a political opponent's business, problem, not getting enough," she wrote in the Washington Post.

House Republican have threatened to hold Artiller in contempt.

5. Enabling perceptions of Fauci

Fauci was initially seen as a sniffing figure, particularly in the early days of the pandemic as Americans looked for answers

— and the highly visible doctor provided them in TV interview, political appearances and other forums.

About 8 in 30 Americans in April 2020 said they wanted Fauci to provide reliable information on the pandemic including their share of Republican and Democrats, according to polling for KFP. A comparison health care research and policing organization. But within two years, only about 5 in 10 Americans had trust to Fauci, a million driven by planning GOP to make a "few" of the 1980s, and that created the doctor, according to KFP.

Fauci was also the leader by a number of citizens of Fauci in conservative media, which blamed him for pandemic policies that were increasingly viewed as too open to the public. "I think," said a President Donald Trump, who empowered Fauci to early 2020 and eventually advise on imposing objectives and other resources, before delivering himself from the doctor later that year and repeatedly criticizing his guidance. "I think," said a President, "I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person.

Fauci has previously said that Trump cannot on him as the case of the 1980s. "I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person. I think that I am not being a person.

Fauci will retales more trust than some current leaders.

Fifth Amendment, which is a major issue in February and that were combined that Fauci had posted a 2020 report, with the noteworthy, medical information, according to a February poll by the Assembly of North Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania. That report was a result of man in current Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy R., who was at 18 percent.

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response and whether there was a folder in front of him on the table — and other lawmakers, including the Fifth Amendment in time.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) peppered Fauci with basic questions. Such as the day of the week and what color he he was wearing. Fauci declined to answer these questions, too. At times, senators gave handout with Hawley alternately using a morning tone — repeatedly referring to Fauci as "live" — and saying his voice to him into him.

At one point, a Hawley staffer prepped up an image of a magazine cover for which Fauci posed in September 2020: "You because a narcissist and a nonglomanian and a liar," Hawley said.

When it was, Sen. Bruce Morocco says, the Ohio Republican hailed cigarettes at Fauci. "I'm not feel like we're in drug stuff," the senator asked at one point.

Fauci pleaded the Fifth Amendment, which is a major issue in February and that was not a folder in front of him on the table.

Fauci's lawyer alleged that Paul was framed on Fauci after their clashes at the height of the pandemic — referring to a 2020 incident in which the two man traded accusations of lying — and that the senators who perused for the hearing was to punish Fauci and one him in prison.

The accusations that Chairman Paul continues to propagate are time and disgraceful, and he will examine all options to hold him accountable. David Schering, Rauch attorney, said in a statement.

In Paul's opening statement, he repeated his past allegations that Fauci, a longtime leader of the National Institutes of Health, was not a member of the Public Health, provided that the consumer's attitude began with a lab look and the public health. He said repeatedly alleged that Fauci had in past hearings about the Fifth rule leading coronavirus research in Wuhan before the 1980s. "I think," said the Hibbesi and the Federal Board for millions of deaths related to the outbreak and the state of the physician who were expert should be surprised.

Says Sam Bruce (R-Missouri) the committee was "feminine called—" Paul said. "I'm not going to be a member of the public health officials like Tauci." "I've asked investigations—designed to validate problem-named conclusions do not serve

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) listens to Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) before the hearing.

the American people," Peters said.

Fauci's nonanswers frustrated Republican senators and led to complications of their own. After Fauci pleaded the Fifth to end of Paul's opening questions, the senator warned the former official it was against the law to obstruct an investigation and threatened "opercunions" for Fauci's nonopercunions.

Schering, named at the table next to Fauci, asked to make a comment. Paul said Schering was not wrong, but he refused him for sitting at the table next to his client what he had been told not to and demanded to comment him. Meeting postcard for security.

Another word, and you're gone," Paul said.

"Very well," Schering's tonguedied.

Peters said he would like to hear what Fauci's attorney had

to say. Paul again declined to recognize the attorney and accused him of disrupting the proceedings.

"Will you allow me to make a short statement?" Fauci's attorney asked again. Paul called for something to confuse him. "Belle, I've the attorney said so he picked up his briefcase and was incorrect on."

About of the hearing, Paul released more than a 2020 report of Rauch's personal records, including a diary that continues his recent recent thoughts on President Donald Trump and other officials, noting that Paul had been a member of the public health department and testimony.

The 40-year-old Fauci, who last faced the Senate in September 2020, and served from government later that year, has prominently denied Rauch's allegations and on Wednesday said

that Paul's decision to release his personal diary was "aimed at embarrassing and intimidating me" before the hearing. He also said that he has already spent days' answering questions about the very issues that are now the subject of a hearing. "I've been just appearance before Congress.

"The only conclusion I can reach is that the role reason for is talking me before this committee is to get me to say something — anything — that could eradicate me repeated public pledges that I end up, in the words, 'behind him.'" Read said.

Fauci was unquestioned, produced by Biden before he left office, with Biden saying that Fauci and the officials ended the preemptive partisan had not committed strengthening the terms at risk from the incoming Trump administration. About 10 the hearing, Paul and other Republic-

sian had said if Fauci led to the Senate on Wednesday, it would fall outside the protection converse by Biden's pardon.

Paul has insisted that scrutiny of Fauci is necessary.

About 10 the hearing, Fauci's law continued. Paul's investigation as heathen pointing to examples of Fauci politics as interesting but possibly the one who had been in his beginning to end in 2020.

The "victimist" evidence has been produced to support those almost stopped because their accusations, physicians and other fraud arguments wrote in an open letter released Tuesday. "These conspiracy theories have led to a few-year period of harassment and threats of violence directed at the Fauci and his friends."

Infectious disease experts have also insisted to Paul and other Republicans that while

the Fifth headed virus research in Wuhan, where the coronavirus outbreak was then detected in 2020, the work could not have been done this pandemic.

But Paul and his allies appear to be winning the battle of public opinion.

Fifth amendment passed 10 respondents to a like 2020 Rosenfeld's before poll said it was probably or definitely true that the coronavirus outbreak in a Chinese laboratory, while 17 percent said that was probably or definitely false. Another 27 percent were correct.

Trump and his White House were employed the idea too, creating a website that calls a lab look for "free" origin of the evidence without sharing any definition proof.

Paul, who assumed control of the virus and the treatment coverage panel in 2020 after Republican was outside of the district, has spent years investigating the origins of covid-19. Beginning in 2020, Paul has used congressional hearings to grill Fauci over that issue and his handling of the pandemic potential. This was of their tunes exchange have circulated on social media.

Fauci, who last faced off with the possibility in 2020, has spent over 1,000 years to assure that the GOP senator and other Republicans in a 2020 hearing, Fauci and the staff the Fifth 'has not been said does not now fund gains-of-burden research' — a type of research involving the investigation of viruses in other narcotics — at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Fauci in 2020 also held GOP lawmakers at a House hearing, his most recent previous appearance in front of Congress, dismissing some of their allegations as "simply preemptive."

Fauci and the officials a book about what he called the "Great Great Crows Up" — featuring photo of the 2020's name in the cover — and during the pandemic he addicted campaign to the "big deal" — includes calling for Fauci to be free.

About 10 Wednesday's hearing, Paul released a show of documents that have been unbarrassing. The 2020's report of news complications for him. In one column, Paul published internal 5000 articles that appear to show Fauci and his colleagues misrepresent about 1,000 million gross during the pandemic, an issue that Republican raised at the hearing.

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Teen who killed 4 at Georgia school gets life in prison

Sentence includes no possibility of parole for 2024 rampage

BY BRADY DUNNIG

Colt Gray, who at 16 became the youngest man school director in a quarter-century when he killed four people at a Georgia high school in September 2024, was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

"You understood the factors of what you were going to do," Professor Snyder Grant Judge Nicholas Primes said in issuing his decision. "This wasn't transport immediately if you deliberately contemplated you."

The judge's decision comes nearly two years after Gray entered Apalacher High School about 40 miles northeast of Atlanta, with an All-It-style rifle and finally shot two, 64-man-old students and two teachers. Nine others were injured.

Now St. Gray pleaded guilty on Friday to 10 charges related to the massacre — a lot that included multiple counts of felony murder, aggravated assault and cruelty to children in the first degree.

During a sentencing hearing that began that day and concluded Tuesday, numerous family members of the victims declared the judge to ensure that Gray would never again see the exhibit of a prison.

The shooting claimed the lives of Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo, both 16-monthly freshmen, made teacher Cristina Donini, 25, and teacher and football coach Richard Adegowall, 35.

"I have lived 600 days so far at a sentence with no parole," Broanna Schermerhorn told the court about the grief of being her son, Mason. "And that is what (Gray) should receive, as well."

Adegowall's widow, Mason, said the judge that he (technically and a law barren) transferred the lives of her two young daughters, suffering "a life sentence of

Colt Gray, now 16, killed two students and two teachers and injured nine others in the 2024 shooting at Apalacher High near Atlanta.

grief and trauma" on their family. In other Gray an opportunity for parole, she said, would impose "continued torture" for decades to come.

Testimony presented during Gray's sentencing hearing. She went painted a picture of a teenager with a turbulent, troubled upbringing who had become fascinated with previous school shootings and the young men who perpetrated them.

Prosecution placed clips of recorded conversations between Gray and his mother after the shooting, in which he asked her to relax what people were saying about him online, and wanted to know how much attention posts about him were getting.

Investigators testified about how Gray came to utilize other mass shooters, including those who carried out massacres in 2024 at Marjory Mountain Doug-

las High School in Parkland, Florida, and in 2012 at a more in theane in Aurora, Colorado. They said that before the shooting, Gray was communicating, online with other young people fascinated by such attacks.

Gray's attorney called a state-employee who testified to the long-running abuse and neglect that the two had suffered at the hands of his parents, who faced a share of substance abuse and financial problems.

Gray's father, Colin, was convicted in March after a just took little time finding him guilty of dozens of charges, including two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of involuntary acts of crime. Prosecution had argued that the older Gray should be held responsible for trying to make the case of a purchased and ignoring clear red flags about his such shoot-

rating mental health.

One of the last people to testify on Tuesday was Colt Gray's grandmother, Deborah Polkman.

She detailed the family's dysfunctional and volatile home life, including how Gray's parents struggled with alcohol and drugs and sometimes failed to provide adequate food or medical care to Gray and his sister. She described repeated moves and numerous associated firearms in the house. She spoke about how Gray spent long stretches not attending school and how he became more isolated during the covid-19 pandemic.

"The Colt that I know, and the Colt that I know now, is not the Colt that did all of this," Polkman said. "His mind was no distorted. I do not confound himself that this was the way for him to go because then he could

be somebody. All he ever wanted was to have a friend. All he ever wanted was to be included and loved."

She added that Gray had been "so much better" since receiving therapy and medication while in custody, as well as the structure of regular sleep and food.

"He's more like the Colt I saw growing up," she said, adding that he had improved sermons for his actions and was working on getting a GED. She told the judge she hoped he would have a chance to do something productive with his life.

In closing remarks on Tuesday, Barrow County District Attorney Brad Smith said that while Gray had experienced an awful childhood, thousands of other children in Georgia and her mother had been seen without becoming mass shooters. Smith also acknowledged on-

part testimony about how the brains of teenagers have not yet fully formed. But, he added, "we're seen no evidence he has any ability to develop a conscience or fully value human life."

For that reason, Smith told the judge, "Colt Gray cannot be in society, and I ask you to sentence him to life without the possibility of parole."

Gray's defense attorney, Charlton Allen, closed the multiple-day hearing by making a final plea to Primes to give the teenager a plumber of possibility that he might use day return to society.

Gray's life, he said, was shaped by his parents' "abort failure." They offered him no stability, no regular medical or psychological care, no moral grounding, Allen said.

"The law tells us we have to consider these factors," he said.

He acknowledged that the shooting victims and their families had suffered so much. But, he said, Gray had changed for the better while in custody. Stopping any chance of parole would only add another tragedy, he argued.

"With parole, he will be given hope," he said. "Ways in an important factor in somebody becoming a different person."

Obviously Primes did not offer that hope.

The judge acknowledged that Gray had been failed to be family and, to some extent, by a society in which social media and online communication strong and-weak relationships.

"But that failure does not absolve you from who you chose to slicker, woedily and become," he told Gray, who did not address the court Tuesday.

He accused the term of carrying out the shooting "for the solace of it" and said he had been little guilty or reasons.

Primes considered by eating the pain Gray had inflicted on an entire community would not be years to come.

"There is no joy here today. There is only a massacre of citizens," he said. "The claim will not return to life, the interest will not forget their wounds, and a 10-year-old boy will live and die in prison."

West Point professors free to comment publicly, for now, in wake of ruling

School declined to appeal after it was barred from muzzling teachers

BY HANNAH NAYAMON

A West Point professor and his colleagues will remain engaged for now, after the military academic declined to appeal a budget ruling that barred the school from restricting professors' public comments.

The West Point police adopted early last year, says an professor has give a month, publish a paper or speak on a podcast without writing, approved from their department from school leadership announced it a month after President Donald Trump issued an executive order forbidding military service academies from "protecting, advancing or other-

wise inculcating" ideas deemed "no-American" or "deterior."

In late 2010, West Point's longest-serving law professor, Tim Bakken, read the academy in federal court over the police. He commute the policy volume the First Amendment by suppressing professors' speech in an effort to "unrace viewpoints that might be contrary" to those of West Point, the Army the Defense Department, Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Drapell. Bakken used on behalf of all civilian professors, who make up about a third of West Point's faculty.

West Point sought to discuss the sick Last month, federal judge Cathy Belief, a President George W. Bush nominee, issued an attested ruling saying West Point cannot enforce the policy for civilian professors while Bakken's case proceeds. Belief also barred West Point from preventing Bakken from sharing his

personal opinions with students. The academy had until Monday to appeal her ruling, but it did not do so.

West Point did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday morning. Bakken and his attorneys declined to comment, citing the ongoing litigation.

Bakken, hired in 2009, was one of the earliest civilian professors employed at the academy after Congress passed legislation in 1957, encouraging civilian hires as a way to boost intellectual vigor and ideological diversity of military academies. Like other civilians, Bakken came to feel he was often disengaged and treated like a second-class employee compared to military colleagues.

Still, until the second Trump administration and West Point's new rules on faculty speech, the academy tolerated Bakken's outspoken criticism of the school and the military writ large, he

told The Post. He published a 2020 book, "The Cost of Loyalty," that blamed both West Point and the armed forces for similarity, unquestioning rhodesans and an unearmed sense of opportunity.

Bakken did not have to seek approval before publication. He has another book coming in August, also critical of West Point and the military. He refused to ask approval for it, he said, which is one of the reasons he decided to use.

Bakken is not the only one turning to litigation. The Trump administration faces a surge of lawsuits from private citizens alleging the president's programs and policies have infringed on their essential rights outlined in the section including free-to-knit, according to a Post and you of hundreds of thousands of court records.

A status conference in Bakken's case is scheduled for early August.

Tim Bakken was hired by West Point in 2010, making him one of the earliest civilian professors employed at the academy.

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Denverites were asked to cut water usage levels by 20 percent

Randall Kemp moves his lawn on Friday in Denver. More than 4,000 people have reported their neighbors for cheating on the restrictions this summer.

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the Colorado River, which supplies water to states throughout the Southwest, is at an all-time low at some measuring locations, he said.

The precipitation numbers "continued to go further and further into a better," Schumacher said.

Todd Hartman, a spokesman for Denver Water, said the utility is "quite a way off from our goal" of a 10 percent reduction in water use. By this point in the season, he said, they had hoped for customers to have used 12,600 acre-feet lots of water than normal. Instead, they've used 3,000 acre-feet lots, which he described as only a "slight improvement."

The utility has contacted 3,000 customers to "ultimate" them on watering restrictions after the move than 4,000 complaints on the new tip line. The first offense results in a watering, the second a $250 fine and the third a $500 fine, with time escalating to $2,000 for repeated violations.

So far, they've issued three formal citations that could result in them.

Hartman said while they've seen "strong conservation efforts" from schools, parks and multifamily housing units, single-family homeowners remain the worst offenders. The utility hopes to avoid cutting watering restrictions further to just one day a week, which would have a "devastating impact" on landscape.

On social media, residents have complained about golf courses that still seem to have pristine greens, and have blamed/rapid residential growth and new dam control for straining the water supply. Homeowners associations around the area have added to the confusion by digging residents for having complete lawns, even as the drought has worsened, Schumacher said.

In Superior, a town about 20 miles from Denver that does not have water restrictions, James Shima, 37, an electrical engineer, said he received a warning email and then a certified letter from his homeowners association in June when he held off on watering due to the statewide drought declaration.

He was given 50 days to address the problem or face escalation of the violation process, he said.

"I am now forced to water my lawn two times a day, seven days a week, for two hours

The lawn at Ben Benoff Park in Denver is a mix of green and brown. More than 90 percent of the state remains in a drought condition.

during the peak of summer," he said. His most recent water bill was $350, Shima said.

Rachel Shanton, the president of the Rock Creek homeowners association, responded to an email that the HOA had "med-

erated expectations for lawn maintenance in light of conservation concerns" beginning in May.

"No one is expected to have a lush green lawn right now, but they are expected to do enough

maintenance to keep their lawns alive," Shanton said. She dismissed Shiman's concerns as "a notoriety in which the 'HOA as official large does not apply." When Hammford and his family moved into the neighbor-

hood 10 years ago, it was easy to keep the grass surrounding his two-story mid-century home looking good. Now, it's almost impossible.

"Over time we've got sick of the stupidity on putting water on this green stuff we don't really use, and we've let ours die," he said.

The grass has withered away to have dirt in some spots. He considered spray painting. Her remaining brown green green with turf paint, but his wife said no.

From his home, Hammford can look down his street and see some lawns that are dead, some lawns that are green, some that have been replaced with drought-sensitive plants and his neighbor Pauls now bright green synthetic turf across the street.

The brown lawn folks believe the green lawn folks are cheating.

"There are the known offenders," Hammford said. "One of them was watering this morning, and it's an off day."

The brown lawn vs. green

"No one is expected to have a lush green lawn right now, but they are expected to do enough maintenance to keep their lawns alive."

Rachel Shanton, the president of the Rock Creek homeowners association

lawn debate is one more example of how divided American society has become, he said, and the drought has only added to his malaise and sense of the country in section 76, and his wife, a personal coach, are considering retiring in Mexico.

Across the street, Pamela Keith, 61, a retired Department of Revenue Affairs counselor, has signed up her end and installed $13,000 in synthetic turf, a protest that she embraced as a war to preserve the legacy of her mother, Shanne, who died in 2000 and was an avid gardener.

Her rowe and tulips are long gone, and Keith didn't even plant any animals like that as the drought worsened. But she managed to save the vegetable garden, including tomatoes, peppers, watermelon and her mother's cellard greens that still come back every year.

"We've got to keep up with the neighborhood name, Park Street," she said, adding that she does worry about her neighborhood automatic sprinklers frequently running.

On the dam they are allowed to water, she and her husband, Sean, try to beat the other outside "because it's so enjoyable."

But Keith is harbating a secret. For weeks now, she's been watering her lush lawn over the restrictions limit, hoping to keep a little grass alive until Saturday, when she threw a celebration in honor of her husband, who recently returned after two years on the road in a travel scene. There was R&B music, and barbeque, and a big-screen TV playing summer movies. She called it "An Evening Under the Rises."

She'll eat back, she said, now that the party's own.

Rachel Schaeffer, the Washingtonhbar, is a member of the report.

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"It's time to ensure that the United States has the greatest airports anywhere in the world, and we're starting right here with the capital city," President Donald Trump said Wednesday in the Oval Office.

Trump unveils Dulles makeover after months of pitches from design firms

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At the briefing, Trump said the project would add more than 2 million square feet of new or renovated space, including by completely replacing Conover or C and D, 'all while preserving the iconic original terminal'.

The president said they would also construct a parking garage across from the airport that would be able to fit around 51,000 cars. 'We're going to have a magnificent garage,' he said.

The Trump-approved design also calls for large plan windows and gold accents throughout the airport, such as high, gold-murved ceilings.

The project is estimated to cost more than $30 billion and take years to complete. Dulles is about 35 miles from downtown Washington and is run by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), which would largely finance the renovations by issuing new bonds, MWAA said.

United City: Scott Kirby, MWAA CEO Jack Potter and MWAA board member Trent Moore joined Trump for the announcement.

Potter said the project would not require federal money because MWAA, United and other airlines had agreed to help fund the project. 'We're off to a fast start here,' he said.

Potter added that he aimed for the construction to have minimal impact on travelers as they transit the airport.

CEO Steve first reported Trump's planned announcement. On Wednesday morning at Dulles, passengers and cosplers are more excited about the possibility of replacing the people movers.

The mobile lounges, or 'people movers,' have long been a fixture at Dulles International Airport.

'I hate them. I want them to go away,' said Virginia resident Richard Wayne Hayes Jr., who was on route to Germany. A few months ago, Hayes said, he was stuck in a people mover for about 46 minutes on the tarmac.

'Everybody was just about to lose their minds,' he said.

A Delta ground crew employer said they were also thrilled about the prospect of no longer needing to deal with the people movers on the tarmac.

'There's so many out there that's always waiting for them, dodging them. They drive too fast. You don't know when they're going to be. They don't see train signals,' said the employee, who spoke on the condi-

tion of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the press.

Administration officials have previously cast Trump's proposed overhaul of Dulles as part of his broader plan to consider the

Washington region, which includes beautifying public spaces and major thoroughfares. While some of the grandest's moves have been controversial, such as his desire to build a new White House ballroom and a 150-foot triangled arch, his early efforts regarding Dulles have won some prizes from regular critics.

Trump in December said his administration would rebuild Dulles, granting original architect Boro Baumann's vision for the airports flagship terminal, while saying he wanted to make it easier to navigate.

'It should be a great airport, and it's not a good airport at all. It's a terrible airport,' Trump added. 'We're going to make that into something really spectacular. We have an amazing plan for it.'

Washingtonians make a habit of lamenting Dulles over its distance from the city and the airports reliance on the mobile lounges that carry passengers to different areas of the airport.

In November, a people mover realized into a concourse deck, sending at least 30 people to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, MWAA said at the time. More, a former White House official who Trump appointed to MWAA board, told The Washington Post last year that the incident was another reason to get rid of shuffles in the second draw, fortified and dangerous.

Mobile lounges are a distinct feature in Dulles. Resigned by haatman in 1958, the modernist structure was built without any concourses or gains. The people movers were created as a solution for moving passengers between the airport terminals and planes.

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CONGRESS Senators urge Trump: No Maxwell pardon

The Senate formally urged President Donald Trump on Wednesday not to pardon Gholama Maxwell, accomplice to the late financier and not effective Jeffrey Epstein.

In a resolution, passed by unanimous consent, the Senate expressed that Maxwell, in the interest of justice and accountability, should serve out less 20-year sentence for not trafficking minors.

No transfer, but a falling-out in the mid-2000s. Following the interview, the federal government moved Maxwell to a minimum security prison, and speculation ramped up that she could eventually be granted dishonesty, fanned by her own lawyer.

never be a pardon for someone who helped a monster — a monster — abuse underage girls for years.'

Trump previously said he had not thought about pardoning Maxwell or committing her sentence, but he did not rule out the possibility.

The resolution comes amid a contentious female debate over whether to confirm Trump's latest nominee for attorney general, Todd Blandet.

Congress voted last fall to force the Justice Department to publicly disclose investigative files related to Epstein's 2023 arrest, and Blandet, who was then the deputy attorney general, oversaw the botched release of the documents.

Months later, Epstein remains a potent topic on Capitol

Bill — especially for Democrats, who have continued to use the investigative files as a political evelyn against the Trump administration.

Russia on Wednesday also criticized Blandet for meeting with Maxwell last summer for a two-day interview — during which Maxwell said that she never saw Trump engaging in inappropriate conduct with Epstein.

The two were once friends but had a falling-out in the mid-2000s.

Following the interview, the federal government moved Maxwell to a minimum security prison, and speculation ramped up that she could eventually be granted dishonesty, fanned by her own lawyer.

—Heard Kauff

IMMIGRATION

DHS, courts differ on Haitians' TPS status

The Department of Homeland Security and federal courts appear to be at odds over whether temporary protected status has ended for some 100,000 Haitians, exposing them to deportation proceedings.

DHS has indicated online that the humanitarian program for Haitians was 'terminated, effective July 17, 2026,' this Monday. But lawyers say that TPS cannot officially end until lower courts execute a Supreme Court ruling and officially allow the Trump administration to terminate this program, which was first established in to-

sponsor to the catastrophe: 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

'There is still a nationwide injunction in place. Last time I checked the rule of law in still in place,' said Jane Peck, a leader of the immigration group of the firm Jackson Lewis. 'The lower court still needs to issue an order that implements the Supreme Court decision, so DHS doesn't get to unilaterally decide what the end date is.'

In response to questions about whether TPS had ended for Haiti, a DHS spokesperson said 'these activist lower court judges are openly defying the Supreme Court on this, but the end result will be the same. Haitians with TPS cannot and will not be able to stay.'

The deadly status — compounded by recent elev-

onth-hour extensions of work permissions for Haitians by DHS — is creating confusion for Haitian immigrants, lawyers, advocates and the companies that employ them.

Some employers have terminated workers and subsequent to related them. Others have preemptively removed workers from schedules without pay or have fired workers in fear of becoming targets of immigration enforcement. Many Haitians who have been in the country for more than a decade are bracing for a rade of arrests and deportations.

'That is credit benefits,' said Rick Crow, an attorney at Haitian Bridge Alliance in Brooklyn, DHS 'a new actively publishing false information.'

— Lauren Kierri Darley

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In Venezuela, a race to prevent post-earthquake crises

BY STEVEN GLASTAR Associated Press

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA — More than a month has passed since Venezuela's devastating earthquakes, and the constant sound of many managers still refute through the hardest-hit neighborhoods of La Guaira on the northern coast.

Dust from collapsed buildings hangs in the humid air, damage has piled up. Number camp outside homes deemed too dangerous to exist. Water trucks louped through damaged streets.

"The smell of copper is very strong" in some neighborhoods, said Carolina de Justo, Venezuela project director for the humanitarian organization Project Hope, who has spent nearly every day in the region since the quakes.

Public health and environmental experts told the Associated Press that the coming weeks are critical to preventing secondary crises caused by contaminants from the rubble and remaining.

Government figures say the 'Co. and 'Co-magnitude quakes' from an initial more than 2,000 people, injured nearly 12,000 and left almost 34,000 homeless. Authorities have not said how many remain moving, though estimates put the figure in the tens of thousands. The World Bank estimates that the quakes caused 9,974 billion in direct physical damage.

Survivors are experiencing the environmental crisis in a region where Venezuela's health system was already weakened by years of economic crisis.

There is 'huge, but also enormous pressure over what will happen tomorrow,' de Justo said.

Among those still searching for loved ones is Mary Gopinachita. The News wants the mother lived, part of a government housing program launched under the President Hugo Chávez, collapsed.

"I don't know if she's alive, if she's dead, if she's in a hospital or still beneath the rubble," the 85-year-old audience said.

She said she became sick after spending days near the rubble.

"The dust made me seriously ill," she said. "We've had coughs, allergies, fever and headaches because we're working to close to the collapsed buildings every day."

Managing an estimated 1.5 million tons of debris caused by the quakes is a major environmental challenge. Much of the rubble could be contaminated with fuels, motor oil, paints, solvents, plastics and other hazardous materials released when buildings fell.

That has raised concerns that pollutants could spread in the debris to not properly sorted and disposed of by La Guaira, deep mountains rise behind densely populated communities, leaving them gone.

Authorities are separating contaminated debris from recanted materials, and the other recyclable waste will be used in concentrations, while contaminated material — such as asbestos, chemicals, fuel costs, dust and other hazardous waste — will need to be disposed of specialized facilities, according to Joaquin Bratton, director of Environmental Sustainability at Andriol Bello Catholic University in Cairo.

Bratton said he had seen reports that some debris may have been dumped along the coast or into the sea during the initial emergency response to authorities need to clear blocked roads. Local journalists said the practice was halted after the first few

People search the rubble on building in La Guaira, Venezuela, that collapsed in a 2,000-mile span. More than 1,000 people died, according to government figures.

People face up for food in La Guaira on June 24. Across to safe drinking water has become one of the largest challenges, and water that is available has often not been properly treated.

Health workers ride in a truck to join earthquake relief efforts in La Guaira last month. Health officials say disease surveillance in temporary shelters has become an immediate priority.

days.

If debris containing fuels is other hazardous materials reaches coastal waters, contaminants could affect water quality and master ecosystems. Large volumes of sediment and construction waste could reshape cleanliness and damage coastal habitats.

Diego Diaz Martin, president of environmental organization Vitales, said seasonal rains could trigger landslides on earthquake-residential hillsides. He also warned that damage to sensitive ecosystems may remain undetected because many affected areas have to be assessed. Martin said the recovery effort should include work to reduce future environmental risks, and

called on authorities to rebuild outside landslide-prone areas.

The Venezuelan government did not immediately respond to questions about its response to the environmental and public health impacts of the earthquake.

Across to safe drinking water has become one of the biggest challenges from where tanker trucks are supplying communities, de Justo said, that does not necessarily mean the water has been properly treated.

Utsafe water and inadequate sanitation are contributing to diarrheal diseases, urinary tract infections, skin infections and conditions that allow mosquito-borne diseases to spread, she said.

Earthquakes do not cause outbreaks by themselves. The risk comes from the post-disector conditions, which include Crepa, an epidemiologist with the Pan American Health Organization's Emergency Operations Center.

Overcrowded shelters, disrupted water and sanitation systems, interrupted health care and reduced vaccination coverage create the conditions to which disease can spread, he said.

Crepa said authorities have identified 18 priority diseases and public health issues requiring immediate notification, including diarrheal diseases, respiratory infections, dengue, malaria and measles. Venezuelan vaccination coverage had already fallen below recommended levels before the earthquake, increasing concerns about overhaul conditions.

Health officials said disease surveillance in temporary shelters has become an immediate priority. FARO said health teams

are supporting vaccination campaigns and improving water and sanitation conditions.

Crepa said thousands of people with chronic illnesses such as diabetes and hypertension could face increasing risks if health services remain disrupted.

Thousands of volunteers and humanitarian workers have joined relief efforts amid criticism of the speed and coordination of the official response.

De Justo said areas have developed respiratory diseases after weeks of breathing silica and so much dust released as collapsed buildings are cleared. Others have suffered dehydration and diarrheal illnesses during long days in the heat.

"One of the main challenges is how to recover all the essential care," Crepa said, noting that hospitals must resume treatment in proper health system. Diseases while meeting growing demand for disease surveillance, mental health services and maternal care.

Alvita Clark, Direct Relief's vice-president and chief pharmacist, said the earthquake compounded long-standing shortages of medicines, health care workers and medical infrastructure, leaving many patients at risk of missing routine care.

Public health and environmental experts said the next phase of recovery will focus on restoring safe water and sanitation, rebuilding essential health services and managing environmental hazards before they create new emergencies.

Clark said the immediate trauma response would give way to a much longer public health challenge.

"The needs are only going to increase from this point forward," she said.

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JAPAN

Search for survivors of earthquake goes on

Soldiers and emergency workers contend that the battle damaged shopping mall and collapsed houses looking for trapped survivors Wednesday after a powerful earthquake that had not been in people to southwestern Japan.

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damage was at the Aeon Mall shopping center in the town of Kaitama, which was building with thousands of people when the quake happened. The company said some 1,000 customers were evacuated to a parking lot before a gas explosion happened in another part of the mall, where some people were still working.

The overhitting weather heightened worries about the survivors as concern toward the heat. It remained unclear how many people might still be missing.

The multi-second floor collapsed, trapping people. Witnesses said the explosion shock the area as much as the quake. "Three people remained missing, while four deaths were

confirmed at the mall site, according to Jason President Akio Yoshida.

— Associated Press

WYOMING

Activists sentenced to up to 37 years

Courts in Myanmar have sentenced nine activists to up to 37 years in prison for involvement in a protest calling for a lawsuit of the elections last December, an activist group said Wednesday.

May Hisin, a spokesperson for the Auto Junta Power Coordination Committee-Mandalan, said eight members (including prominent activist Hhat Miyat Aung were sentenced to 37 years The-

day by two courts in Mandalan, the country's second-largest city, after being convicted under the electoral law and counterterrorism Law.

A 6,000 activist was sentenced to 37 years after being convicted under the counterterrorism law, she said.

Hhat Miyat Aung said the others were arrested also after clogging a flash protest in downtown Mandalan on Dec. 5 calling on the public to reject the elections, abolish the military conscription law and release political prisoners obtained after the military seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Ka on 2024.

The activists will not appeal the verdicts because they do not believe the sentences would be

overturned, May Hisin said. She said she believed the military had imprisoned the activists for peacefully protesting in an attempt to instill featuring the public and owner its hold on power.

— Associated Press

WILDFREET

Threat of new surge in southwest France

An international witness for times the size of Paris threatened to surge again in northwest France as Wednesday, as three firefighters died in Giouve and seven across northern Europe confronted a pounding note of heat, drought and strong winds.

The deaths on Corts brought a fatal new dimension to a wildfire emergency stretching from the Atlantic coast to the eastern Mediterranean. At the peak of the evacuation, a third of a million people were driven from home and vacation sites in France and Spain.

In France's Glowale region, the country's biggest blaze had not spread during a calm night, authorities said. But as temperatures approached this degree, Wednesday, afterwards and winds strengthened, theいい way happened to be short-lived.

The last surge which could be the most common cause of the world's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis, the country's first major economic crisis,

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Deaths of 15 elephants in Kenyan park spark outrage and an investigation

The unexplained tragedies have raised fears of poisoning

BY RAND ODRESSER

MADRID — The death of 15 elephants in the span of a month is southern Kenya's Amboodi. No fiscal Park under unexplained circumstances has sparked outrage in the country, where wildlife tourism is an economic pillar.

The Kenya Wildlife Service said it was investigating the matter, and that preliminary findings raised concerns of poisoning.

"Never in the history of the park has there been 20 elephants dead, and there have the same family within a period of a month," Kenya Wildlife Service spokesperson Duncan Juma said.

The elephants died between June 24 and July 24, and were discovered by rangers in different parts of the park, according to KWS.

"It was noticed while on patrol where one died and then when the family was followed closely, another elephant was found dead and then another, so we started vaccinating them and sighting preventive measures," Juma said. "Most of the dead were females with children."

Ten of the dead elephants experienced partial paralysis and were unable to stand before death. Five out-years were found partially decomposed, KWS said Wednesday.

"Some family members survived because there were interventions, and we found it was a contagious disease" that killed the others, said Juma, who did not see what steps the agency took to save some of the elephants.

The KWS statements said that preliminary findings by the University of Nairobi — KWS sent samples from the carcasses farm, as well as to a government for that different department facilities — detected "potential auto substances." But the government doesn't according to preliminary findings, has not

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Elephants at the Amboodi National Park in Kenya in 2018. Elephants can live for up to 70 years, and Kenya boasts some of the oldest living elephants.

found evidence of toxins, and investigations are ongoing.

Juma said KWS would investigate the elephants' potential water sources and look for any other environmental factors.

Kinsane Sanctuary and the Koko ranch area in Amboodi, where the elephants were found dead, border standards, which sometimes prompt human wildlife conflict. Commercial farmers in the area also use pesticides that can pollute water sources,

Ten of the dead elephants experienced partial paralysis and were unable to stand before death.

Juma said.

In photos of the surviving herd shared by KWS, a dead elephant lies next to six elephants looking at the body.

One photo shows a deceased lone female elephant, white another, picture, bagged 10,000, shows the dissected stomach of a dead elephant filled with purite digested food.

A video shows a female elephant frayed on his side, smuggling to get up, and in another,

an elephant lies on its side amid tomato crops as villagers look on and wildlife officials dense it with water.

Ambroodi is one of Kenya's premier national parks, with an elephant population of a 100-meter 2,000, Kenya is home to some 8,000 elephants.

Elephant populations around the globe have declined in recent decades due to poaching and habitat loss.

Kenya has pursued increasing

conservation efforts, such as a poaching ban, nugon recruitment, remote-sensing technologists that monitor elephants at rest time and GPS collecting, which has been attributed to a significant increase in the country's elephant population.

Elephants can live for up to 70 years, and Kenya boasts some of the oldest living elephants, known as super bushes — because it then bugs table that weigh up to 80 pounds.

Trump threatens to hit Iran 'hard' following missile attack on U.S. assets

IRAN TIGER &

the two militaries hit "Ingotten and weapons sites across eastern Iraq" in response to more than 30 drone attacks directed by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in recent days. The Saudi Defense Ministry acknowledged its involvement in the operation but provided little detail.

The 'handle' role represents a "maze stop" in the conflict for Riyadh, one that may signal deeper involvement to some, said Mark Canican, a senior adviser with the Center for Misspige and International Studies think tank.

"They've lost patience and taken a step that they've been reluctant to take in the past, directly attacking other Arab organizations," Canican said. "It's also important because it might signal that the hands would be willing to allow the United States to last more in Saudi Arabia, whether for attacks directly on Iran or for operations" in the final of the issue.

Saudi Arabia, in a statement by its Foreign Ministry, said it launched the strikes after Iranian-backed militias in Iraq targeted much of facilities. It said the Kingdom was "not seeking escalation" but would not become so targeted.

In Iraq, the Popular Mobilization Forces, a grouping of mostly Iran-backed armed factions, said all of its members were killed.

In data, 24 American service members have been killed and more than 4000 wounded in the conflict. Four U.S. troops died this month after the fighting with Iran resumed. These outloved fatal wounds in a July 27 Iranian ballistic missile strike were observed in Saudi Arabia, was killed the following day during a controlled detonation of the Iranian drone at a base in Iraq.

After, Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command, issued a new internal warning to U.S. troops recently driven the back to maintain operational security, after numerous videos and photographs of Indian forces suffered by the United States circulated strikes.

The spokeswoman, Ray Cooper, Mary Kay, Tim Hawkins, declined to release the nuclear but acknowledged Cooper had issued a warning.

"Admiral Cooper's top priority

JAMES ARTHUR

Iraq's impact damaged structures at the site of an airstrike on a Popular Mobilization Forces base in Mawal, Iraq, on Wednesday.

is the well being and protection of over 10,000 American service members operating in the Middle East," Hawkins said. "His guidance to troops about operational security reinforces this priority."

Cooper's message was first reported on Wednesday by Secretary.

The price of Brexit crude, the international benchmark, was up about 1/3 percent as $47 a barrel on Wednesday after the overnight attacks. Oil prices last week spiked over the threat of a Red Sea blockade, but had saved more security.

Despite repeat rounds of negotiations, Washington said She-ran have failed to end a stand-

off over access to the Brexit of Herman, the Persian Gulf was brewer thorn vital to the movement of Middle Eastern oil, and last week, the Iranian-backed frontline in Yemen declared a blockade against Saudi Arabia oil shipments in the Red Sea.

The announcement was presented overseas, excepts caused by Iran's shuttering of the stunt since the U.S. and Israel launched the war in late February.

In recent days, Saudi Arabia has attacked Middle East in Yemen, hoping to weaken the groups ability to exert pressure there, according to an analysis by the Institute for the Study of War.

The U.S. supported Saudi Arabia's worst-lying bombing campaign in Yemen that sought to dislodge the Shurdin. The said, that group included one of Iran's most significant allied forces.

Anna Jacobs, a nonresident fellow with the Arab Gulf States hantane, another think tank, acknowledged the significance of Riyadh's involvement in Teasdale's targeting of Iranian province. The Saudis, she said, are "losing more pressure now" to do more militarily. "In western decorums, that that does not mean abandoning diplomacy, which 'tornates' one to their strategy of managing Iran and regional security more broadly," Jacobs added.

"It's not effective . . . But also I'm moving the Saudi attacks on Yemen and Iraq as still relatively continued," she said. Absenting the development as "more in the realm of sending a message to Iran and its armed partners in the region."

Andrew Lallon, a nonresident scholar at the Middle East program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a Washington-based think tank, said that Saudi Arabia's decision to launch strikes on the man-husband under the Iraq, rather than hitting Iran directly, shows that it is still avoiding a full launch into the war.

"They want to maintain some plausible desirability, and to

show that they are still open to striking a deal," he said. "But they also don't want Iran to gain more leverage . . . and to signal that there patience is not indicated."

Trump had declared the Iran war over in May, following the announcement of a ceasefire. But U.S. military operations in the region did not end at that time, with two aircraft carriers patrolling nearby and continued six patrols, limited exchanges of five and then a resumption of hostilities in July.

Source: Introduction, Korean Embassy, East Lancaster, Nuclear Division, Mid-Asian Embassy and Human Initiative contributed to this report.

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Senator's persistence brought about Russia sanctions bill after his death

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purchasers of Russian oil and natural gas, among other penalties.

It would also extend sanctions on loan after a late push from the Trump administration. The White House said it suggested the house against Tehran but otherwise declined to comment on Zehnsaly's efforts to move the legislation.

Supporters have framed the bill as a high point for U.S. support for Ukraine under the several Trump administration, which has verifiated in its support for Kiev and Zehnsaly. State lawmakers have argue the financial penalties could help force Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate a settlement to end his full-scale invasion, now in its 83th war.

Zelensky pressed for lawmakers to pass the legislation while meeting with the Senate on Tuesday night after attending Grzland's time.

"It's not only about money," Zelensky told reporters. Reading before watching the bill advance inside the Senate chamber. He called the legislation a "big signal" of U.S. support for Ukraine and Europe.

The Rabin administration imposed multiple rounds of sanctions on Russia, intended to insure Moscow from the global financial system and cap for oil profits. Despite partaking the Russian economy, the penalties have not stopped the Kremlin have continued to be effect.

A spokesperson for Grzland said the senator wanted to work on a bill that would put much more intense pressure on Russia's economy.

"We need something with teeth, and we need something big," said the spokesperson said, describing the senator's vision. "He called it 'the sanctions bill from big.'"

During his campaign, Trump repeatedly presented to with the conflict within a day and began setting U.S. support for Ukraine and Europe. The U.S. was a major effort. In a disastrous meeting at the Paul office last February, Trump accused Zelensky of the showing sufficient gratitude for American assistance and compiled the Ukrainian delegation from the White House.

Lawmakers and aides said the meeting increased the significance of Grzland and Moscow's state sanctions bill, which became an emblem of Congress's bipartisan support for Ukraine. The legislation initially would have allowed the administration to make this person under no purchases of Russian uranium and energy. It quickly received the backing of 43 senators, an almost unheard-of total in a polarized Congress.

But the bill ended without support from the White House and at Democratic senators, the granting Trump more authority to restrict trade, following the president's "Education," the tariffs on countries around the world last spring.

By early this year, some lawmakers began to give up on the legislation and instead pursued other packages meant to halt Russia's shadow. Best of this number and need Ukraine more security assistance.

Multiple officials said one turning point came after a group of lawmakers led by Sen. Justice

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) speaks to the media in Kyiv on July 30, the day before his death.

Bladeyn (D-Sow Hampshire) visited Ukraine in February.

"We love all your bills," said one U.S. official involved in the negotiations, speaking on the conditions of anonymity to describe the message from Ukrainian officials. "But we need something."

Lawmakers and staff members on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee grew more

involved in the talks over the coming months, as Grzland continued to falter Trump.

"If we were going to get through both houses of Congress, we probably needed some support from the White House. Shakeen said in an interview. 'We had the best relationships with the president.'

By the time of the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, multiple

officials said, the U.S. Treasury Department was the last hold-out on approval to the bill within the administration concerned about the potential impact on the U.S. economy.

At a dinner session by US Ambassador in Tokyo Tom Ramesh—with a heated painting in the background and at a residence overlooking the Ankara skyline—Shakeen approached Treasury

Secretary Scott Benson.

"I had cut the case for why I thought it was so critical that we do what Shakeen said. 'The war vary everywhere and such we will get you somebody to work with. We will get the same.'"

The Treasury Department dropped its opposition for the end of the week. Shortly after, the senators sponsoring the legislation released a statement announcing the Trump administration had agreed to support the bill.

A spokesperson for Benson didn't respond to a request for comment.

Graham held a news conference in Kyiv, where he landed the sanctions bill while standing in front of Russian military equipment seized during the conflict.

"I've never been more optimistic than I am today that we have the formula to end this war," Graham said.

While the latest version of the bill has never than 80 co-sponsors, about guaranteeing its path through the Senate, some Democrats still argue that the legislation hands too much power to the White House.

In a statement, Rep. Gregory Monks (New York), the top Democrat on the House, Foreign Affairs Committee, called the bill a "Trojan horse for tariff authorities" that Trump had "repeatedly abused."

Some analysts have also been

skeptical that the legislation can compel Russia to halt its invasion.

He said Canada as expert on the Russian economy at the Royal United Services Institute, which was in the 1960s, the main purchasers of Russian oil could refuse to comply with the law or increase purchases through the black market.

The war in Iran, which has raised global demand for oil, probably would also make the legislation harder to enforce, Canada argued.

"The medium-term pattern is there's still going to be an appeal for Russian credit," he said.

A congressional aide support for the legislation, speaking on the conditions of anonymity to describe the influence of the bill, argued that the threat of U.S. sanctions could still discourage some countries from losing Russian oil—or at least allow them to negotiate a lower price.

Biomedical, too, achievers, "object that the bill wasn't perfect but noted that the tariff provisions had been substantially narrowed. He argued the legislation, which has posthumously been remained after Grzland, was a rare and significant foreign policy win in a divided Congress.

"It's not the end. It may not even be the beginning of the end," Biomedical said. "But Putin no longer seems irredierable."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, center, at Grzland's funeral behind President Donald Trump.

Zelensky touts anti-drone tech to Trump in renewed plea for missiles

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BY DEALER ARTHUR, THEORETIC REVIEW

AND MICHIGAN RENAISSUM

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky presented his senator's anti-drone technology to President Donald Trump while resuming his appeal to American air-drones missiles, angling to find common cause between his residence in Russia. "I'm not sure," said Trump's standoff with loan.

Zelensky said in a White House meeting Tuesday that Ukraine had extensive expertise in anti-drone technology. "I'm not sure, it's not to be a problem, it's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not to be a problem. It's not

and Russian drones and shortcuts," Zelensky told reporters at the Capitol before lawmakers voted on Russia sanctions. "They had problem in authoritative systems and authoritative missiles. And of course I shared what we need, our needs, shared it with the president today."

Zelensky's person said, by all accounts, production meeting at the White House—followed by a kerr's welcome on Capitol Hill—contracted with earlier visits to Trump's Washington, which had been marked by involved trustees and, by the Ukrainian, a superintendent.

The issue, Zelensky arrived in Washington with momentum. The Senate called to advance from sanctions against Russia to a failure to live. Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) on the day of his funeral at Washington, declared Cathedral. Just influential pro-Trump blogger Laura Lestner, who last week received years of criticism during a day-long trip to Kyiv, publicly embraced Ukraine ahead of Zelensky's visit.

As a most stop, Trump's special career there: Withoff and Jared Kushner planned to make their first trip to the Ukrainian capital, according to a person

familiar with the discussions who spoke on the condition of anonymity became the plain secret public. The White House did not respond to requests for comment.

Ukrainian leaders have long sought a visit by Withoff, who has made multiple trips to meet President Vladimir Putin in Russia. They have felt he would better understand the bill of the war the Kremlin has waged against Ukraine if he came and saw the damage himself, as well as the nation's efforts to rebuild and prevail.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called Trump's meeting with Zelensky "positive and productive," and a senior Ukrainian official called it "very practical."

"We've hit a real tipping point between the apparently very healthy meeting Zelensky had with Trump today, the sentiment and goodwill that surrounds Senator Grzland's death and the extremely successful operations of Ukraine," Sen. Graham Whitehouse (D-Silvede Island) said Tuesday.

Zelensky's study in the White House has also risen as Washington continues an adversary with extensive experience in

the same drone technology that Ukraine has had to fight for more than four-and-a-half years. One neighbor Russia with shaded drones, and another one-man-made drones are now built using the Iranian technology.

Iran has used the same drones against U.S. targets in the Middle East, and against all nations trying to traverse the Strait of Romania. Just Washington has contracted with the same struggle on Ukraine: It is challenging to respond to a $10,000 drone with a $6 million air defense sample whose strategies are significantly.

Zelensky's "main message was, thank you for the help you've gained, we need to get captive and other funds of military aid, and we simply need the sanctions bill," Biomedical said after the meeting. "In described in great detail, the help that they are providing in drone technology, which has been a relationship in defending our bases in Iran."

In recent months, Kyiv also struck deals with several Persian Gulf states to share its anti-drone and anti-missile technology and expertise, as nations realize that the human Ukraine has learned from defending

against Russia can help them defend against Iran.

Underscoring how the two conflicts are demonstrably, Ukraine has weak struck an insane cargo ship in the Caspian Sea that it said was transporting military equipment between Russia and Iran. Iranian officials and it was a commercial ship. Ukraine didn't see which direction the ship was traveling.

The senators' applause for Zelensky, as they took up a bill Grzland had championed to improve new sanctions on Russia and its allies to help Ukraine, was audible to superiors outside the historic Mianishid room. The upper chamber then stood for 12 to advance the next day. Zelensky watched from the gallery, sitting between from John Rasmussen, a member and Esgo of Volker (R-Moenings).

"It's an overwhelming show of support from senators representing and and most and health and youth across the great country, Democrat and Republican," Volker said.

Trump campaigned prowling to end the Ukraine war before even taking office, and as a resolution chided him for years he has swung between frustration with Zelensky and Putin.

Trump's relationship with Zelensky has been thought ever since he presented the newly elected Ukrainian president to investigate for Biden in 2024, leading to Trump's first impeachment.

He and Vice President (R-Vance upheld Zelensky for inquisitious in an February 2023 Oval Office meeting, scuffling a proposed minerals deal and briefly interrupted military and intelligence support. Last December, Zelensky received a warmer reception at Mao-La-Lai but left without the Patriot member in weight. Both leaders spoke positively of their interaction at the NATO summit in Oxford earlier this month.

Lestner, who has said she paid for her own travel to Ukraine, was with Zelensky, toured damage and experienced air raid stress. On Tuesday she posted from the frontline city of Kharkiv, where she met with a Ukrainian commander. Of Kilometers from the front.

"I had this such an attitude to minimizing the struggle of Ukrainian for the last 5 years," she posted online last week. "We have been so propagandized for Russia and we don't even realize it."

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ECONOMY & BUSINESS

Fuel holds interest rates steady amid stubborn inflation

There officials sought an increase, signaling concerns about costs

BY ANTHONY ACKERMAN AND BRIAN PEARSON

The Federal Reserve belt interest rates unchanged Wednesday, running for new pressure from banks to view under to raise rates to conduct previously high inflation.

It was the 40th straight most important change in the price of money, and the second meeting of Kevin Wands new tenure as chair. It came amid growing divisions over how to respond to an inflation rate that has continued the central banks' 2 percent target for more than five years.

These regional fuel provisions — Both Hammack of Cleveland, Red Kankakef of Minneapolis and Lorie Logan of Dallas — also control, saying they preferred to raise rates. From now as chair, Wands has promised to break the rest of above-target inflation without moving rates to fix it.

"We will deliver," Wands told reporters. Wednesday, pushing back on concerns that the Fed had gone soft. The suggestion that we're going to be able to fix it with our magic wands is one I want to disallow you and everyone else of. But the discussion the last two days gave me more confidence even than I had right and a half weeks ago' open taking over as chair.

Stock markets nonetheless slid sharply on the news, with the Dow Jones Industrial Association dropping more than 1,000 points. Yields on the 30-year Treasury bond jumped — the biggest increase in more than a year — a sign that investors are demanding more than markets to hold long-term debt while growing increasingly doubtful about the first's ability to bring down inflation.

The growing challenge for Fed Chair Wands in the credibility of his commitment to that inflation target, said Frances Donald, chief economist at BBC Capital Markets. "The more he talks about his commitment to it while doing nothing, the less creditable he has."

By keeping its key interest rate in the range of 1 to 2.5 percent, the Fed kept itself time. While inflation saved in June, a recent spike in oil prices, a new round of tariffs and surging demand tied to the holdout of artificial intelligence data centres all threaten to push it higher again. Wednesday's decision into price-market collect two more months of inflation data before they meet again in September, when the case for raising rates

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Wands in June. It was the 40th straight meeting without a change in the price of money, and the second meeting of Wands's new tenure as chair.

could be shared. On Wednesday, oil prices rose again after President Donald Trump told Fox News that the United States would hit from "hard" following a middle attack from Tehran on U.S. forces in Jordan.

And the opposite on households is unlikely to ease soon. Even if the Fed raises more at its next meeting, that move into the cost of overnight borrowing between banks. Mortgages and other long-term loans are priced off the same Treasury yields that climbed Wednesday — set by markets according to their own expectations for growth and inflation, not by the Fed.

Trump, for his part, has argued cautiously for lower rates, he repeatedly criticized Wands' professional Jerman H. Powell, for refusing to bring rates down, but Trump praised Wands after the decision to hold rates steady Wednesday. Speaking in the first follow, the president said Wands would "like to see lower interest rates, but last get a boost and it's a political body that they want to keep rates up."

Wands, a Fed governor from 2006 to 2011, returned to the central bank in May after a year in which Trump presented the Fed in ways without need on precedent. He publicly demanded lower rates, tried to

remove governor Lina Cook and endorsed a Justice Department criminal investigation of Powell. Trump chose Wands to replace Powell in January.

Though Wands has promised to set rates without regard to political considerations, he has abandoned Powell's practice of giving markets a sense of what the central bank is likely to do with or create a major cost to economic developments. On Wednesday, despite taking no action, he repeatedly stressed his concern about inflation and his commitment to returning 1 to 2 percent. The annual inflation rate fell to 0.1 percent in June, compared to 4.2 percent

in May. BBC's Donald said investors are still learning to read Wands, who may be trying to provide clarity but it also "providing a new form of central bank know-glossary."

Wands reluctance to identify decisions has left the field to others within the Fed. In the run-up to this week's meeting, some policymakers argued openly that the Fed may need to raise rates thousands. But Cleveland Fed president, wrote to a LinkedIn post that inflation is unduly high and "isn't coming from only one source — it's broad based" I mean, at the Dallas Fed, went further, becoming the first voting member to publish call for a modest increase in interest rates.

Using conversations with business contacts, Hammack wrote: "For the first time in my tenure, I'm leaving it my businesses who are they think we need to take action to curb inflation, and from consumers who can't make ends meet about a growing sense of despair."

Predictions indicate now put the odds of a hike at the Fed's next meeting in September at roughly 50 percent. The Fed last

named interest rates in July 2023. Outside the central bank, some economists are less convinced that a hike is near. And, first, a senior U.S. economist at Sheppard, said how much that he expects the Fed to stay on hold through the end of the year. In the past, the Fed was not actually above target, he said, but those price pressures are expected to take and bring already slowing.

"In the near term, we expect conditions to keep the Fed holding rather than hiking," Hirt said.

Home Novels, chief economist at KPMG, said the cooler June inflation reading bought Wands time to bring the committee along to a hike in September. Novels' worry is too any single month's reading then the risk has been of interest inflation from businesses and workers to expect more — and to raise prices and wages accordingly.

"The clock is touring, and it's starting to get to the point where you really have got to worry about this muscle memory that we're building for inflation," she said.

She reports the Fed to take twice this year, she said, in September and December.

Sagging tech stocks, jump in oil prices contribute to Wall Street's down day

BY STAN CRAIG Associated Press

NEW YORK — Oil prices get back to jumping on Wednesday, while making North Bend, newly dragged Wall Street lower amid uncertainty about what the Fed wants to do. The oil price high inflation under control.

The IMF felt left 1.2 percent after swinging sharply between gains and losses in the last hour of reading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.63 points, or 1.3 percent, and the Shining magazine changed 0.5 percent and fell 0.6 percent be-

low by record set last month. The action was more decisive in the oil market, where the price of Brent crude hoped 7.3 percent, settling at 100-25 per barrel after fighting returned in the war with Iran and raised worries about the global flow of oil.

The limit on the revenue Treasury fell to 4.24 percent from 4.16 percent late Tuesday. But the 10-year Treasury yield, which leaves more with separate issue for inflation and increase in growth in upcoming years, went in the opposite direction. It jumped to 4.09 percent from 4.01 percent late Tuesday.

That's up from 3.07 percent before the war with Iran sent oil prices much higher, and the increase has already sent long-term U.S. earnings rates to their highest level in nearly a year.

Higher rates particularly hurt stocks soon as the most expensive, and scrutiny has already been rising on makers of computer chips and other winners of the theory around artificial intelligence technology.

The recent single-hit without computer processors and memory are backed by real revenue and profits, but the exceptional growth went to sustainable if Al-

does not produce as much profit and productivity as hoped.

The skepticism has led North Everett stock market in particular because it's dominated by two soft giants, featuring Electronics and SK Hymn. Norris's Kings index tumbles 4 percent Wednesday, a day after it plunged 10.4 percent, and trimmed its gain for the year so far to 34.4 percent.

SK Hymn's stock in Seoul dropped 3.8 percent. It superstarizes the market — it wants and profits for a quarter thanks to strong demand because of Al. and its 25 percent growth in revenue still wasn't enough to meet

analytic expectations.

On Wall Street, Nvidia was the heaviest weight on the IMF 600 after the chip company fell 3.6 percent.

KLA Corp., whose products and services help make semiconductors, lost 10.9 percent even though it reported strong—thus牵涉—and profit and revenue for the latest quarter. Expenditures were high after its stock targets made 100 percent in this year's best six months.

On Tuesday, gains for stocks outside of Al. helped offset weakness for tech companies. Analysis have been saying such a co-

lution in the market from Al to lessened areas could be healthy, but the majority of U.S. stocks fall along with tech Wednesday.

Since it first Health testified 16.7 percent, for example, after the Federal Trade Commission, 10.2% and California, though that the company shared consumer sensitive health information about medical conditions with third-party advertising platforms despite claiming in services maintain consumer privacy. Since it then said the lawsuit is concerning "the law to try to manufacture claims" which it called harmless.

REGULATION

Block on Minn. ban on prediction markets

A federal judge has been recently blocked Minnesota's first-in-the-nation law banning prediction markets in the state before it was to take effect, the latest bank between President Donald Trump's administration and states were who regulates operations such as Kalthis and Polynuclear.

Monday's decision to the label of a industry which brings to outlier or regulate rate growing prediction market platforms, according to the Banker-Katharine information in Minnesota. Asked that the U.S. Government by Pictures Trading Commission, Kalthis and Polynuclear were likely to succeed in their

challenge to the law and that letting it take effect would cause "irresponsible haves" to the operation.

The law was scheduled to take effect Saturday. It would have made it a crime to create or operate prediction markets or help administer nearly any activity connected to one. The law will remain blocked while the lawsuit proceeds.

Associated Press

TECHNOLOGY

Mook's X-hammhes X Money service

Also Mook's stock banks, company X, recently known as Trmtec, launched its own bank account-like product where users can send money to one another.

The service, known as X-Money, is not a new bank. X-Money is using technology and banking services provided by Owen Kene Bank, and bundling that backbone as X-Money. It is common for new financial companies to use a traditional bank's backbone to launch its services.

X-Money is invitation only for new and users will receive a "X"-branded Visa drafter and that can be used at any ATM. Users of X will be able to send money to other X users in real time, the company also. To attract customers, X-Money is offering a 4 percent yield on deposits and accounts each bank as eligible purchases. To save the 8 percent yield, a customer needs to deposit at least $1,000 into an account. Customers also must be signed

up for X's premium services. Associated Press

ECONOMY

Consumer confidence falls as gas prices rise

Associated confidence in the economy fell this month as gas prices constant from chisel after the U.S. and Iran stopped up their fighting.

The Conference Board said Tuesday that its consumer confidence rates fell 0.1 to 0.4 in July from 02.2 in June. That's essentially the same rapid range in here to store the beginning of the year. In late 2024 and early 2025 the roadmap were still about 100.

Consumer attitudes had improved markedly in June as gas prices came down to around

$570 a gallon from more than $4.00 a gallon in late April and with May. But as fighting in the Middle East escalated, the average price for a gallon of gas in the U.S. started to rise again. Associated Press

FOOD SAFETY

Recall for baron sent to 3 Northwest states

About 12,000 pounds of smoked bacon imported from Canada were recalled because of lack of proper consumption before entering the country, the Agriculture Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service said.

The bacon from Maple Leaf Foods was shipped to grocery distributors and retailers in Idaho, Oregon and Washington

state. 2000 suspects imported products for packaging, transportation, medicine and contamination.

The recalled products are: 4 A. Gromer vacuum package of Novels Natural Approved Standard, 6D Natural Uncured Bacon, Product of Canada, with Sept. 1 and Sept. 7 will be dated 4 A. Gromer vacuum package of Top Nile Uncured Hardwood Standard Bacon, Product of Canada, with sell by dates from Sept. 1, Sept. 2, Sept. 4, Sept. 5 and Sept. 7.

The recalled products have $572 printed on the side of the package, and health certificate number 2024-07/247/013 on almost one issue.

There are no confirmed cases of illness or injuries due to the products, 1996 said.

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Temporary Medicare drug subsidy is set to end, and premiums likely to rise

Companies that sell Part D coverage weigh many factors on rates

BY CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND

Medicare drug coverage premiums are expected to rise in 2027 after the Trump administration said Tuesday 6 would end a temporary subsidy that reduced monthly premiums by an average of $10.

But it's not yet clear how much that D increase, or whether they will increase for all Medicare beneficiaries.

The loss of the subsidy does not translate directly to how much premiums will rise, because companies that sell Medicare Part D drug coverage take into account many factors when setting rates.

The cost to the government of the subsidy was $10 billion in 2024, according to KFP, a non-partisan health policy organization. About 25 million people enrolled in Part D plans in 2026, up from 25 million two years ago.

"It's certainly possible that without this enhanced financial support in place for 2027, some Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in [Part D plans] could lose relatively steep premium increases for drug coverage next year," said Juliette Cabanaki, director of KFP's program on Medicare policy.

Insurance companies received notice of the move late Tuesday and were examining the impact. Expected Medicare Part D rates for 2027 will be publicly announced in September.

"We are closely enclosing today's announcement. At a time of sharply rising prescription drug costs, health plans are focused on keeping Part D coverage and benefits as affordable as possible for women," said Chris Bond, spokesman for AHP, the insurance industry's Washington-based group.

The average estimated month-

A staff member sorts through drugs while filling a prescription in 2017 at the Clay-Batelle Community Health Center's pharmacy in Blacksville, West Virginia.

is Part D premium in 2020 was $34.50, according to the National Council on Aging. Part D premiums were already four times higher than the 69 average premium under Medicare advantage, the privatized version of

Medicare. Cabanaki said higher Part D premiums in Part D in 2027 could accelerate beneficiary enrollment in the privatized plans.

The Department of Health and Human Services, which

overcame the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, did not respond Tuesday night in a question about the amount of expected increases.

CBO said it called the subsidy, which was intended to reab-

line premiums after the agency made changes to the benefits, because "plan sponsors had sufficient experience" under the new program to support their cost assumptions.

UnitedHealthcare, which of-

fice Part D plans, said loss of the subsidy was not unexpected. "We are committed to working with CBO, ensuring seniors have access to affordable prescription medicines," UnitedHealthcare spokesman Eric Glassman said.

OpenAI and Anthropic ask U.S. government to consider slowing down AI

Rivals endorse a petition to keep the tech from careening out of control

BY GERALD DA TYSON

nan renaissance — Two of the biggest players in the race to develop artificial intelligence endorsed a letter asking the U.S. government to find a way to slow down development of the technology should it become too rapid.

ChatGPT insides OpenAI and its main rival, Anthropic, which provides the Claude (italien) endorsed a petition released Tuesday that had been signed by hundreds of engineers in the two companies, as well as Google, Meta and other leading companies working on AI.

The letter warned that companies could be clear to automating the work of AI research, a development that it said could lead the technology to current out of control.

"We request that the U.S. government support an international effort to develop the technical and governance tools needed to deliberately pass the frontier of automated AI development," the petition said. (The Washington Post has a content partnership with OpenAI.)

Overdisusing international agreement to limit AI development would be a paraphernalia diplomatic task that has been blamed to implementing a nuclear weapons control treaty for software that can be freely distributed through the internet.

In the United States and around the world, development of AI is largely unconstrained by regulation. Companies and national governments are never big, but are not in the public and deploy the best technology they can. That race has become a central part of the geopolitical

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Demonstrators participate in a "Stop the AI Race" march this month in San Francisco.

competition between the U.S. and China.

Some Democratic lawmakers welcomed the letter. "Even the companies building the world's most advanced AI models now agree government has a role to play," New York City Kathy Hockel (24) wrote in a post on X. "It's time for the federal government to stop up and establish the guardrails like technology demands." Hockel signed a state law last year that requires large AI companies to release note-

mation about safety protocols and security incidents.

Despite the corporate endorsements and broad range of signatures to Tuesday's letter, many people in the AI industry and across Silicon Valley argue that the technology should be aggressively pursued to bring about new innovations, core diseases and help the U.S. maintain its military edge in the coming decades.

The letter follows several other tech industry petitions since

the 2024 launch of ChatGPT in which prominent AI researchers or executives called for a purse on AI development or warned that AI could wipe out humanity. The previous letters did not lead to major shifts in how companies or governments approached AI development.

The new petition is different because it has won corporate endorsements for a more specific government intervention on the industry, albeit at an unknown point in the future.

Its signatories also include senior executives from OpenAI, Meta and Google, companies that have generally been much more opposed to strict AI regulation than Anthropic.

"It's mostly notable given how many high-up names are on the list. It's increasingly the case that labs and their staff are explicitly talking about science-based governance," said Andrew Yoon, a member of the technical staff at CIoAI, a nonprofit organization that analyzes AI capa-

The idea of using AI to automate the work of developing and improving the technology has been a long-held goal of many researchers.

bilities and potential risks from the technology.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman did not reply the petition himself but said on a podcast clip released Tuesday that it might be necessary to "pave the hell of AI development."

The idea of using AI to automate the work of developing and improving the technology has been a long-held goal of many AI researchers. OpenAI and Anthropic have both said this year that have made significant progress on that goal.

In a blog post last month, OpenAI said one of its three main goals as a company was to "build an automated AI researcher." It predicted that by early in 2026 "we may have a significant fraction of our research being done by AI systems to tandem with our own researchers."

Now AI models released by Anthropic and OpenAI in the past few months that have the ability to back into computer systems have pushed researchers to think self-improving AI systems may not be far away from such.

"AI developers increasingly suspect that automated AI research may be within reach," Yoon said. "But the the 'person has to dramatically increase the pace of progress, past the point where models can be safely controlled."

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RANA KIYUB

Modi seemed invincible. India's Gen Z just made him blink.

For a decade, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's political dominance has costed on two local-a-connect assumptions. First, that he is close to invincible at the polls. And second, that India's youngest voters are politically indifferent. Over the past week, both assumptions crashed.

What began as vintage over dysfunction in India's college exam comes itself into something much larger — the first sentiment, youth-led movement in years to force India's powerful central government actually to concrete ground.

Here's how student groups seek as the All India Students' Association, together with the 'Unabrand' political movement — the name is derived from an insult based in India's youth — and the government on the defensive.

I started the promote in New Delhi beginning on July 10 and then again in Mumbai, last Friday and Sunday. What I saw was young men and women, most in their early life, who had walked hardest from village and towns with little more than humane in practice in their bags. Determined to make themselves heard, their days along roads and parked into trains and buses.

Events escalated dramatically on July 10. Students marched toward Parliament, in the first day of the 'immerseal' motion, and Delhi police responded brutally, exploring police goes, laxers, tear gas and even hand-turned with nails. Seems of resistance were hurt. One student remains in intensive care at a Delhi hospital. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, part of a group protesting the crackdown, was dragged into custody by police. In the northern state of Bihar, police mishandled water cannons, and later in the war, one officer was even caught on water being on the left side — a weapon of war — toward the demonstrations. (No one was hit.) Both scores are shining in Modi's faith. But if years, this government has seemed to elevate itself beyond the reach of dissent. It has been ordered to hit by a manoeuvre media that has increasingly become an arm of the government. But then thousands of protesters heard a bag of dilute water, and they had to fall posts on platforms such as Instagram and X, they communicated directly to the public as citizen journalist documenting the brutality used against them.

By that evening, much of the country, including some ardent Modi supporters, had taken to social media themselves to remove their demise at the scenes on their screens. Famous figures from movies and sports who easily take a public position critical of the Modi government were standing in solidarity with the protesters.

There have been new instances of Indian youth criticizing Modi by name before. But the critical mass that formed last week was something new.

The snowball kept rolling. The country's streets filled with people sleeping themselves in national flags and singing patriotic songs. They rallied around Hindi slogans aimed directly at the prime minister. One was 'Ashvah Modi facts like, police be man facts like' ('Each time Modi is called, he takes refuge in his police'). Another cited the sudden resignation of Modi's education minister 'Sharmoodha Prabhas' left Hindu to the people. Both leads for 'Sharmoodha Prabhas is only the beginning. Modi and Jami Modi are next'.) Modi, the home minister, is considered the second most powerful man in India. Women characterizing Modi's actions as cowardhs became universal for T-shirts, placards and Instagram reels.

In an unprecedented move, Modi once reduced two midnight steps—one Instagram promising solutions to the problems facing Gen Z. But still the young protesters did not budge.

There have been new instances of Indian youth criticizing Modi by name before. But the critical mass that formed last week was something new. 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BY CORN PERSHON

M. Dandhi has been leaving in North Dakota for the generations. Like most farmers, we have lived and worked through droughts, and the people of the country have been working in a Wall Street to help lead people.

Now the government is adding an obstacle that threatens our ability to work for land. In the 1980s, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service came to landowners across the Midwest, including the farmer who eventually owned my land, with a fuel. The government wanted an easement on part of the property to protect wetlands that provide habitat for ducks and other waterfronts. The agency did not offer much money. It paid about $600 for rights across the country and the amount of the easement. Not just the, destructive damage. Not just welfare projects that flood fields or destroy habitat. Any change to manage my land that all tested the pollution on buildings, with a tributism preventable, resulting in up to a year in jail and tens of thousands of dollars in their

Under $1000-oh, more indebted and interventionist governments have provided over weak, even miserable, levels of growth. Current projections for this was, under Labour, suggest a mix of 5 percent in 1986. That's how we have been

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When the previous owners agreed the easement, they didn't intend to give away control of their land. When we bought it, we thought we were leaving land with a limited one restriction on the parts we couldn't have provided it.

I think I proved but now with the help of the Pacific Legal Foundation to challenge this intrigue taken. North Dakota courts require that property owners have the right to use their land reasonably even when an easement exists. Federal courts should, too.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service performs important work that being a good neighbor means to spotting agreements and being clear about expectations — not nationally outperforming contracts granted long ago.

I want to make a living by turning my land temporarily. That shouldn't make me an out.

The government didn't represent a couple 10 percent of gross domestic product. Today, that figure is 34.5 percent. The chief budget deficit was 1.1 percent of GDP. In 2018, it is expected to hit 4.5 percent.

Bursham also complains about privatization, a Thatcher invention. There were severe problems with some motorcycle utilities, particularly water. Banks to that undertaking, But Mrs. Thatcher successfully privatized more than 40 companies, including telecom, airways, parts and gas, nursing, huge stone for the Treasury, spreading people in their ownership and creating in most open, better competition. The example is to expect all over the world, and the privatization laws have overused since The association of Thatcherists, closely with private law in the United States. The gain in his two-term presidency, seemed, even to mean of her visits to have been second.

I think I expect to change because of how prosperity in modern society is best created. In rejecting the achievements of the 1980s, Bursham seems to be a hardest part of the 1980s. Only 5 years old when Mrs. Thatcher was born had it been to bring promotion of the best of the years, economically that he didn't do too much of the work in the past six months. But the 1980s were not only one of the most successful in the world, but it was in the 1980s.

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Andy Burnham's anti-Thatcher revolution

BY CHARLES BROOKS

Driven last week reduced the inauguration of Labour's Andy Burnham as their country's seventh prime minister in a decade. But in the first two years he could without qualification for legacy of Margaret Thatcher, the Conservative prime minister from 1976 to 1980.

Bursham, 70, was also defeated by years of neoliberalism. He remained in the first three years of neoliberalism and started his support for Social risks and to attack the rest of living by government interventionists. He suspended the intervention justishism but not electricity consumption and imposed a rolling on less than $100. He could make this standard measure of price inflation tests and lower than expected without addressing the deficit or underlying inflationary pressures.

In the former states of Greater Manchester, Britain's second-biggest metropolitan area, Burnham has graduated power of four years in all the 1980s. Both from 1976 to 1980, which was the first working party in the first three years of the 1980s, was the first working party in the first three years of the 1980s.

The main answer is that Tory Man, who led a foe for 10 of them 10 years, believed his party must understand but economic and electoral moves if it was to be a conflict that is the former only by admiring and claiming that Tory Man's decision was to have the same place in the early 1980s. The co-owner moves of successive governments that passed broadly Thatcher's politics continued until the financial crisis of 1980-1985.

The terms used — school perhaps had never heard — the term 'neighborhood' What did thought this was doing was removing the deadline of government from the British people. That have all outlined her.

Since 1980-90, more indebted and interventionist governments have provided over weak, even miserable, levels of growth. Current projections for this was, under Labour, suggest a mix of 5 percent in 1986. That's how we have been in the past six months of the 1980s. The co-owner moves of successive governments that passed broadly Thatcher's politics continued until the financial crisis of 1980-1985.

The terms used — school perhaps had never heard — the term 'neighborhood' What did thought this was doing was removing the deadline of government from the British people. That have all outlined her.

Since 1980-90, more indebted and interventionist governments have provided over weak, even miserable, levels of growth. Current projections for this was, under Labour, suggest a mix of 5 percent in 1986. That's how we have been in the past six months of the 1980s. The co-owner moves of successive governments that passed broadly Thatcher's politics continued until the financial crisis of 1980-1985.

Margaret Thatcher speaks to the press in New York on Sept. 9, 1977.

When with Andy Burnham propose instead? He has thus far tried simultaneously to reassure local markets about his support for Social risks and to attack the rest of living by government interventionists. He suspended by improving the problem has on electricity consumption and imposed a rolling on less than $100. He could make this standard measure of price inflation tests and lower than expected without addressing the deficit or underlying inflationary pressures.

In the former states of Greater Manchester, Britain's second-biggest metropolitan area, Burnham has graduated power of four years in all the 1980s. Both from 1976 to 1980, which was the first working party in the first three years of the 1980s. The co-owner moves of successive governments that passed broadly Thatcher's politics continued until the financial crisis of 1980-1985.

The terms used — school perhaps had never heard — the term 'neighborhood' What did thought this was doing was removing the deadline of government from the British people. That have all outlined her.

When with Andy Burnham propose instead? He has thus far tried simultaneously to reassure local markets about his support for Social risks and to attack the rest of living by government interventionists. He suspended by improving the problem has on electricity consumption and imposed a rolling on less than $100. He could make this standard measure of price inflation tests and lower than expected without addressing the deficit or underlying inflationary pressures.

In the former states of Greater Manchester, Britain's second-biggest metropolitan area, Burnham has graduated power of four years in all the 1980s. Both from 1976 to 1980, which was the first working party in the first three years of the 1980s. The co-owner moves of successive governments that passed broadly Thatcher's politics continued until the financial crisis of 1980-1985.

The terms used — school perhaps had never heard — the term 'neighborhood' What did thought this was doing was removing the deadline of government from the British people. That have all outlined her.

Charles Brown, a member of the House of Lords, is the authorised biographer of Margaret Thatcher and a columnist for the Daily Telegraph.

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Warsh is serious about inflation

THROUGH HER STILL using words more than feeds, it's not conceding that Federal income. Chairman Kevin Warsh is going out of his way to expect that inflation remains unacceptably high.

Three of the 12 members of the Federal Open Market Committee voted Wednesday to increase interest rates in a quarter-point, the biggest show of interest in the same direction since 2016. While Warsh was among the majority that held the boardroom vote inside the business, 21 percent in and 1.79 percent in instead he was "bear'sense" by the debate.

"I asked for a good benefit fight," Warsh told reporters, "and I got one."

Real debate is encouraging to see, especially because strong cases can be made for and against raising rates. "I can't tell," Warsh said. "Well, Wednesday's vote" the beginning of the story, not the end."

Inflation was 5.5 percent in June,

down from 4.2 percent in May, but this remains unacceptably above the shift. 2 percent target.

Asked whether Jones's figures created the committee to hold much for a fifth strength meeting, Warsh said the feel is "not relying on any one individual piece of data" and that he cares most about trends.

Inflation both a midwest—with Price hikes kept never prior taken. Warsh has nodded to this in all his public comments.

Rather this month, he testified to the House Financial Services Committee that "the 60 number of inflation down target has been an unfair burden and has been a lot on the American people and businesses."

At the same time, the Middle East remains unstable and the Hotel of Herman is largely closed, putting the ward pressure on all prices. Into feed a barrage of stamina at a U.S. base early Wednesday, prompting President Bos-

all Trump to pledge retaliation. The average cost of a gallon of gas is still nearly a dollar higher than it was this time last year.

Consumer confidence slipped in July, according to the Conference Board, as workers view the labor market with skepticism.

The artificial intelligence built-out creates other unknown. High capital expenditures are banning the economy, but some fear a bubble. The Stock for International Rothmanors warned on Tuesday that it's unpredictable impacts on growth and productivity under setting measures to alter particularly difficult over the medium term.

Trung, of course, wants Warsh to cut rates, but the president is giving him space for now, at least in public, to chart his own direction. Any there of independence, even electrical, manufacturing, or more than Warsh will prioritize what's best for the economy over the president's short-term political interests.

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British Prime Minister Andy Burcham in Bath, Britain, on July 22.

The sad takeaway from Faucis retusal to testify

THE CNTY IN MANY Americans felt during the first days of covid-19 with a little in partner on Wednesday, in public health officials kept turning mandates. The government's report on the potential quickly became polarizing. The latest House on Capitol Hill recognizance how that political conflict has left the country too prepared for a future pandemic.

Advisory: a Fauxi refused to answer any questions about the origins of covid in white building before a Senate committee, seeking for 1998 amendment right against self-communication (21 times. Provided, he: Rules prompt, truly pardoned Fauxi, and the critical civil servant followed the advice of his lawyers to say nothing not be perjured himself.

But it's a real shame that the country cannot have an honest conversation, with the benefit of landsuits, about the many members that were made on campus. America has never fully plugged with the cause and consequence of covid.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), who

questioned the Senate's investigation into Fauxi, had repeatedly said he wants to put the former health official behind bars. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said during an interview this week that "if he lies again, he could be subject to perjury prosecution."

Fauxi insisted testing guidance to reopen schools for far too long, spending education for millions of kids. He was too close to accept scientific evidence that the coronavirus spread via airborne dangers, blunting protective strategies.

Newly released Martin show Fauxi was self-absorbed and often held different views in prisons than he expressed in public.

But while it's fair to criticize Fauxi, it's quite another to try to control new ways to prosecute him. Paul is now themselves up to hold Fauxi as onslaught for breaking his constitutional rights.

During opening remarks at Wednesday's hearing, Paul informed his accusations that Fauxi covered up the origins of the coronavirus, which the answer believes probably leaked from a bar on Wuhan, China. The National Institute of

Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which Fauxi led the decades, provided funding for the National Institute of Health Alliance.

Paul has long argued that researchers there altered consequences to make them more transmissible to humans, known as gain-of-function research. Fauxi denied these claims under oath in 2015, leading to accusations that he had been a perjury.

In 2021, a bipartisan group of lawmakers sought to establish an independent commission to investigate the crisis. But that threatened anant political dysfunction.

Such a panel, which would have been installed off the U15 Commission, could have passed together a more definitive, comparison record of facts regarding the recent origins. More importantly, it could have evaluated where the government went wrong in responding to the pandemic.

The failure to conduct such over-sight separations is previous learning opportunity to strengthen U.S. dubious against the next deadly pathogen.

What's really driving global discontent?

Fauvel Zakaria argued in his July 22 column, "A revelation is unfolding, but no everywhere are follows." But the unpopularity of "democratic government almost everywhere" is explained by the "anxiety and fear" generated by "one-of-factors's great technological relationship."

But discontent and anger with government are not limited to democratic. Criteria in anti-exotic states, including China, Russia and Venezuela, are also discontent with their governments. But they lack the means to demonstrate these grievances.

The fundamental issue is the failure of leaders virtually everywhere to govern. Britain has had seven prime ministers in just over 10 years. And Congress is about to be out of office, too. Home members decided out of Washington last week until the end of August, and still return to work for only four weeks over the next three years. The first name period, the Senate will be in session to end five weeks.

Until government — from anti-excuse to democratic and republice — leads to govern, that will be the grounds for fury and dissent, not Amazon, Apple or dollar-paid.

— Michael Ulman, Washington The writer is a senior advisor at the Atlantic Council.

Fauvel Zakaria is right that democratic funds should be needed for the introduction of technology. But the digital and artificial intelligence revolutions are not the primary culprits.

The deeper cause is geopolitical. Starting in the latter half of the 20th century, the United States underwrote an open global economy — free trade, zero sea taxes, albeit prospectly — as a part of its Cold War strategy to unite the free world against the Soviet Union. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1941, the criminals lapsed. The order did not, it was no inertia for a generation.

What Americans are watching now, accustomed and made explicit by President Donald Trump, is the delayed unwinding of that American-built order and a recession toward the pass-province, self-help portal that provided better trial.

That structural shift, not the speed of our phones, is why the discontent is universal and simultaneous. Very different counties are destabilizing at the same moment because the system they all lived inside is dissolving.

The task ahead is not for denunciation to outspent technology. It is to govern in a world where the codifying that the U.S. built and largely paid for — and is now dismantling — no longer holds them up.

Lee Smith, King, Texas

closure in California and found that they often do not improve district's income. To avoid health, administrative office manager sources to use schools, but this only shifts district's largest expense rather than dismantling. A "free trade also leads that district's health to underestimate costs associated with a chance, such as transporting students to constipated schools. Closing a neighborhood about days also does enrollment into real conditions versus the trend. It is the chance was supposed to address the top of that, closures required to affect students academically and to long-term better employment and earnings. Some districts are known to close should an area where school-age populations are growing, often in favor of privatization efforts such as expansion of corporate finance schools and evacuees.

Not all communities are affected rapidly. The Advancement Project, an organization, recently filed a state civil rights complaint in Pittsburgh alleging the city's school closure plan discriminated against Black students.

The state's school closure plan is public schools, districts should listen to communities calling for real investments in education and school solutions to the local issues they face.

Jessica Alcontero, Washington The writer is an attorney at Advance Asset Project.

The falling birth rate is a primary factor in the public school enrollment along, but it is not the only one. I attended public school in Miami until 1949, after. Like many of our peers, I weakened mental health struggles made worse by the school's underfunded school. I was poor counselor to student ratio. My parents were unrelentingly against people school at first, but after continuing to witness problems with an learning environment, they encouraged me to make the switch my freshman now of high school.

It's new time for years since then, and I have been fortunate enough to reap the benefits of private school, such as studies, does also and structural administrative support. I am wholly unnoticed by American parents capitalizing on school choice. It's clear to me that in actually address public school vacancy, indecisions and school district leaders should reflect on and try to do the same students face.

Megan Marban, Miami

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The Dulles revamp is long overdue. It could have happened decades ago.

THE OVERSEAS, Of Dulles International Airport, حساس on Wednesday, would probably have happened a long time ago if it was not owned by the federal government.

President Donald Trump engaged closely in the college for months, and what he came up with sounds good, especially getting rid of the dreaded people moving. The gold accents and gold-approved college are superfluous, but whatever.

Dullers generally has been unrealized for decades. At far from the city center, especially compared with Reagan National Airport. But that also means it has come to build and grow. With direct highway and rail connection to D.C., it should be a much better airport than it is.

Architect lines that haven't main terminal building, with its airport roof ceasing airplanes taking off, is a masterpiece and will be preserved. But thaniners' ideas about how the airport would run — no connection or jet bridges, with a mobile transport to keep passengers to their aircraft — never made much sense.

Rather than adjust to reality, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority — which operates Dulles on behalf of the both — has depleted half-removers for decades.

The C and D Converters, meant to be temporary, have been in use for over 40 years. It's a growing between our own and didn't open until 2010 and connects only those of the four converters with the main terminal building. The new course for regional air is cramped.

Tampa pass will eliminate the ten-bite bridges for good — halftopad — and extend for short-lines to control all concentrations of air. The city is ready to replace the existing base. The project will cost, more than $25 billion, will be it

People move, officially known as mobile lounges, at Dulles on Wednesday.

nanced partially by the airport authority and partially by its largest user, United Airlines.

Without Trump's hands-on intervention, change would continue to happen on government time. The airport authority and last year, for example, that the people move would remain essential for another 15 to 20 years. But this is obviously not the highest and best use of a prosthetic time.

The real problem is that it makes no sense for the federal government to own Dulles. There are numerous major airport operating companies around the world that know how to improve it. It is industry has developed since the trend of airport privatization began in the 1990s.

But the United States has bizarrely insisted on maintaining government ownership and operation of all its major airports. The largest user-provided area

is in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Anyway who has traveled abroad knows that major foreign airports tend to be much more. International passenger substitution outlining bear that cut. About half of the world's air passengers travel through airports that are at least partially privatized. It Europe, that figure, seems to four-fifths.

Could this particular administration be trusted to privatize such a significant asset as Dulles in an abandoned heart of the city? And that's all the more reason that some other administration should have privatized it a long time ago.

It would likely be a better airport already, and taxpayers wouldn't have to abandon any of these costs. Plus, the nation or leaders of politicians would have little effect on what industrial and travelers experience when they first arrive in the nation's capital.

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Marijuana products displayed at Chelsea Cannabis Co., in New York in April.

This marijuana disaster could rival Big Tobacco

BY WILLIAM BARK AND BEVIN BARRY

On July 15, the Drug Enforcement Administration wrapped up on 15-day hearing that whether marijuana should be reached a quiet, or reclassified, as a free dangerous substance under federal law – a process that requires showing that the drug has an accepted medical use and a more risk of abuse than drugs subject to grand evidence.

The evidence presented at the hearing utterly failed to support establishing marijuana. Rather, it confirmed what decades of data have shown, how marijuana has no scientifically established medical value, and carries a high risk of abuse. William Barry has firm represented Kevin-Bark's anti-marijuana organization in the hearing.

The administration law judge who provided will even make a final recommendation – and the estate couldn't be higher. Recludability marijuana would create the false impression that it is safe, would reduce penalties for peddling the drug illegally and would give those who prove it legally a large tax wouldn't. That would be a disaster.

Many marijuana is more dangerous than ever before. The average primary of raw marijuana is 40 times higher than in the 1970s. Some marijuana products are superimposed to nearly 90 percent primary, 30 times that of several decades ago. Other products, such as candies, gimmicks and ice creams, also have high primary and are designed to appeal to young people.

The evidence continues to reveal that marijuana poses horrific health risks. Young users are over 25 times more likely to develop psychol-

ic disorders. Eighty-two percent of young people hospitalized for psychotic disorders say they have used marijuana. Its use is also more closely tied to schizophrenia, a lifelong psychotic illness that affects millions of Americans, than the use of any other substance. Up to 50 percent of recent cases of schizophrenia in young users could have been prevented had they not used this drug.

Marijuana is also addictive. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says as much. "It is estimated that people who use cannabis have about a 10% likelihood of becoming addicted. A similar share of marijuana users – 20 percent – use it daily, compared with only 6 percent of drinkers who handle daily.

The dangers aren't only psychiatric. Published data from marijuana to heart attacks and other major cardiac issues, with 1993 Heart finding a doubled risk of cardiovascular death associated with use of the drug. These health consequences are the productivity result of a highly potent, addictive drug being normalized, commercialized and marketed as medicine.

It would be one thing if marijuana had medical value. But there is no credible evidence that marijuana is effective treatment for any medical condition, notwithstanding the millions of dollars spent trying to prove otherwise, as the Food and Drug Administration website confirms. "We not determined that cannabis is safe and effective for any particular disease or condition."

That both is confirmed by a steady drawback of recent high-quality studies. Consider a review, she wrote on The Lancet Psychiatry. It found that "there were no significant effects on outcomes associated with anxiety, anorexia nervosa, psychol-

ic disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, and opioid use disorder," and the renowned Cochrane Library found in January that there is "no clear evidence" of marijuana effectiveness in achieving meaningful pain relief, although chronic pain is the condition for which "medical" marijuana is most often recommended.

Finally, rechecking would unlock enormous revenue for the corporate tobacco industry by putting the drug into a strong market. "There is a long-standing restriction on federal tax deductions. That would, in turn, allow the industry to spend even more on advertising and marketing to young people. The large corporate interests that are peddling marijuana don't make their profit in from occasional users but by building a large base of frequent users. The industry considers 10 percent of users to be 'high frequency' users, responsible for most word consumption.

Even potentially liberating cancer drugs are withheld from the market until their effects have been studied. But those nothing to make recreational marijuana easily available do as without FDA approval, without adequate control and as the loss of marketing evidence of the drug's dangerous effects, and social effects. Those who would know this dragon on society are being the groundwork for another Big Tobacco. They would think of the generations of future victims who will follow.

William Bark, an attorney with Turkish Law, served as U.S. attorney general from 1993 to 1997 and 2003 in 2015. Kevin Barker, CEO of Smart Appliances to Marijuana, was a drug policy advisor to the District, George H. Bush, and Citizens authorized to use.

El-Sayed has the edge as Michigan's Senate primary nears

BY HENRY OLSON

A big part of the bar of following politics (yes, I promise, it can be that I've the programming, no let's do that this work. Who's ahead of the Senate? I and Joseph Senate Democratic primary in Michigan, the next big drawdown is the fight for control of the Democratic Party? The data are not conclusive, but they point to a clear direction – toward the Senate. Abdul El-Sayed.

Start with the polling. El-Sayed leads Rep. Haley Stevenson in most of the available polling taken since June 30, 2024. The primary, which is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary, is the primary.

A fourth poll, taken for the Detroit News and WWF by the Biological Group, showed Stevenson by seven points. That was an independent poll, which might be hearing the Stevenson camp. Except a 2nd round that voted over 20. Equal mass favorably than Stevenson, and lawsuits opinions are a lot easier to convert into actual votes than negative votes are, but then there's a big final heart (sadad) 10. outside that no group supporting Stevenson has released politics in a 2024-25E round. Even the two pro-El-Sayed surveys, they assume that's because it doesn't exist.

What about such voting? Here, too, the data suggest an El-Sayed message. The state of Michigan has extensive no-naturel character building, and as of Wednesday morning, more than 910,000 voters had cast road ballots in the primary. That's the total for both the Democratic and Republican races – the state doesn't break out the numbers – but nationally, Democratic are much likelier than Republican to vote by mail. There are many voting, which are not only one of the national leaders, but only 42,000 people had cast ballots that may as of Wednesday morning.

The state's 2024-25E round is a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round. It's a 2024-25E round.

Democratic Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevenson debate Monday in Southfield, Michigan.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders's strongest case in 2023. In both cases, the programmes too well ahead of their statewide vote shares in Washington, Kent, Kalamazoo and Grand Traverse counties. Sanders also performed well in Marquette County on the Upper Peninsula and Ingham County, which in Clyde Lansing, the state capital.

And so far, voters in these counties are turning out at higher rates than in even more likely to back firearms. Internally, 52.3 percent of registered voters have cast ballots, and 4.9 percent of those six counties is ahead of that pace, with turnout figures rising to 111 percent in Washington, 34.7 percent in Marquette and 19.1 percent in Ingham.

Firearms, meanwhile, can expect to do well in urban counties with large numbers of Black voters. That's where Whitmer (2020) and Joe Biden (2020) won big, far more in two of these counties. Wages, dominated by Detroit, and Citizens, which includes Pilot, are turning out at rates slightly under the statewide average, despite being heavily firearmed.

It's not all dark clouds for Stevenson. High-income towns typically support more-establishment Americans rather than whites. Over 25 percent of non-州 have cast ballots in Illinois. In the Illinois Patriots, Detroit's close-in smaller cankers, and nearly 14.1 percent of voters in Oakland County's affluent Bloomfield Township and Bloomfield Hills have voted. Turnout is also lower than average in

Seattle. Muslim Deafness, Deafness Heights and Hammonds, all places that should overwhelmingly back El-Sayed.

But overall vote enthusiasm is closely highest in areas favorable to El-Sayed. Sure, that might not have yet to be meaningful, but it probably shows that the supporters are more interested in getting to the polls than Stevenson.

The state data indicates support this view. Mostly, the state's 2024-25E round along the 2nd round, which has been a 2024-25E round. That's the kind of argument: a mailing candidate's position is push undecided come into their camp. The massive sums of outside means pouring into Michigan for Stevenson also suggest far with a 2024-25E round. The state's 2024-25E round is a 2024-25E round. The state's 2024-25E round is a 2024-25E round. The state's 2024-25E round is a 2024-25E round.

All of which might work, by the way, Tobacco and Democratic might respond to the big blitz, while Lincoln District, with El-Sayed could conclude that nonsmoking, has increased the chance that Republicans Mike Rogers will prevail in November. That view got a break from a 2024-25E poll, where it provides a 2024-25E round, which is making Rogers by a point but Rogers trimming El-Sayed by Dr. Democratic primary voters into President Donald Trump, and the thought of trying a Senate seat to Republican might just push many to ultimately back Stevenson.

What's the good political prognosticators, the doesn't end with a lower rate outraged? To politic, as on the question, it's better to be ahead than without making the big ball. We have been out if Stevenson can count a furious run down the turnaround to cap El-Sayed at the win.

Henry Olson is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

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'Biological War' is a disturbing summons to seriousness

Three months before 9/15, some former Cabinet-level officials and subject-matter experts met some Washington to conduct a war game testing the national ability to respond to a biological weapons attack. The postulated weapon was a smallpox pathogen.

This exercise occurred that a Russian scare—the revolting at a lab in Illinois, cold smelters in all kinds. The game, code-control Deck Wastes, began with the extreme pathogen — which in-culators he about 12 days — released to Atlanta, Oklahoma City and Philadelphia. Smallpox, which had killed perhaps 500 million worldwide in the 2000 century, was declared eliminated by 2000, as there were no substantial vaccine supplies. Infectious spread experimentally, with each percent fatality rate, collapsing health care, restores nationwide and igniting violent disorders.

After 22 years of scientific advances, Janus Jacobsen says, biological war made could be immeasurably worse, with pathogens out there that have a 100 percent fatality rate. The only recent book more disturbing than Jacobsen's previous one, 'Russian War: a standard,' is but now one, 'Biological War: a Romance.'

A superior and ludicrous, Jacobsen specializes in hyperdural catarrh, and including one made possible by a scientific advance capable of life-sustaining histology. It is reestablished 1954, a diagnostic engineering.

This candies 'pancol-functional' research, which Dr. Jacobsen's reported in William, China, where a lab leak might have unleashed world-19. Such research gives a rise to bacterium now additive — to spread faster, infect easier, create immunity and live longer in the environment. Such research can enable scientists to develop defense against a biological accident or attack. But, Jacobsen says, subject-matter experts will live if 'is radiolabelled to all things' (and even if it is not work).

His says that rapid worldwide expansion of laboratory-continuing pairs of bacteria experimentally has been 'an American test, post 9/14 after.' The does not condemn this, but the wastes readers to understand the implications of what Tom Ridge, the first Hounsland Security secretary, and then, first, for Laboratory work in 2000. 'Since of the biggest threat to the nation's own Israelites could not expansion on the planet.'

Anchorsely complex resistance, a leak from a Russian lab in Illinois, is but how a pathogen genetically engineered for hypervirulence in humans to human transmission. And designed to produce in the something selected out plagues around lethargy for a brief burst of euphoria — hence hyperactive socializing.

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The biological weapon that Jacobsen imagines, based on her research among 12.5 experts, is a living quantum that delivers a silent, odorless, invisible, airborne, self-multivating, chemosensuring and unattractive, and a strong 'sachem can.' Jacobsen says, 'It's safe for kids on the head of a pic.' As free as 1997 of three selecting one subject-matter, Jacobsen's 1.5-hole bestseller an aircraft carrier with a full load displacement of 100,000 tons and a crew of 4,000.

Suedown's Russian lab leak quickly infects a few tractors, human's function and others who, outperformed the world, are not in the meantime of an efficient driver of modern pandemics — air travel. They deserve strength, for example, the headache and fatigue and report weapons which and 100,000 travelers a day, respectively; Infectious increase represented.

Scientists — of water, food, medicine — produce panic. 'Computer makes sense,' Jacobsen writes, 'while nothing else does.' Continued with the inexplicable, the public becomes susceptible to explanation (rumors of complicated) and the public's own sense. Society's phantom product of gain-of-function research, says Jacobsen, 'could be twenty-four-quarter human-hat resources.'

Jacobsen remains so that in the 16th century, a pandemic killed between one-third and one-half of Europe's population. It's two think humanist's subsequent political restrictions has marched its palloping scientific sophistication, look around.

Because the cultural and social dynamics of biological warfare are so ill-irrigent, and so impossible to target and sustain, perhaps no state actor will ever take it. Yet given the merits of its action, the humanist's ability to make it unique an accident, or a vague scientist, putting an engineered demon pathogen into the hands of an agent, is a major problem. It's a person and its cleansing the planet of miners, in order to start the human story over again.

Five Americans will think, even intermittently, about the unthinkable. Biological weapons are slightly more than the human, and many have electrical devices are almost entirely irrelevant to the dreadful challenges of weaponized biology. But the truth is that it is.

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EPA halted study on gas stoves, but data is still striking

Asthma patients had fewer attacks after appliance replacement

BY JANA SPARSO

Paul Moore's house is still 31 year built around 1950 as a house big helps nose where Christmas would develop, and his grandparents bought the house around 50 years later, converting it over the years into a three-bedroom ranch that included what Moore called an 'old school' gas stove.

When he moved into the house in 2020 with his wife and six children, Moore already had childlinking asthma. He got winded walking up to the one couldn't play basketball with his children; for short proofs and couldn't hold simply employment, instead doing well. John She trying neighbors, men and houses. He was hospitalized multiple times with severe asthma attacks and almost died from being unable to breathe.

'My asthma was a real linc disease at the time. And I couldn't figure out why, you know?' Moore said. 'That couldn't happen! one thing or another. Was it too? Is it something going on with my body? Is it something else?'

It turned out that researchers at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and a local hospital network were studying asthma sufferers like Moore. He signed up to have his gas stove designed not for an electric car in June 2020. That research would end up providing vital evidence on gas stoves' health impacts, usual items debate between local and national allotment change activists.

Moore said without the study he has so else how long it would have taken him to save the money to change it himself. The researchers spent an average of about $10,000 per household as many old homes looked to be completely covered to handle the larger electrical load of an instruction store.

What Moore didn't know is that he would be one of the best people to get a new store as part of that work.

Ach Wright, a Case Western medical professor who led the study, had received an 104 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency in December 2016 to replace the stores in 1,000 homes of asthma sufferers in the Cleveland and others. That, mean it month before Moore's store was replaced. John and involved a letter stating that the grant had been unintended.

It was one of thousands of short after President Donald Trump took office and launched aggressive efforts to reduce government spending.

But unlike many others forced to halt their research, Wright and his co-authors released their study anyway, publishing it in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in Practice this month with a function of the intended sample size. Still, removing the gas stoves relieved the participants' asthma as a result of the results of the study even with only 40 of them, according to two scientists who reviewed the methodology but were not involved in the study.

'What really happened me is that the improvement in the asthma symptoms was similar

The Environmental Protection Agency has terminated $10.1 billion in grants during the second Trump administration.

to as even larger than the improvement in asthma symptoms likely reported in clinical trials of community and asthma medications,' Wright said.

Participants recorded for these asthma attacks, emergency room visits and missed days of work after the store was removed, and levels of nitrogen dioxide in their kitchens plummeted by 70 percent.

'They were able to see some important results, even with the grant getting canceled, even with the sample size being less than a tenth of what they'd intended,' said Julian Marshall, an environmental engineering professor at the University of Washington.

'It's also an actionable finding. People who have asthma would want to know. What can I do about this?' he added. 'This is a major problem facing thousands and thousands of people across the U.S.'

Wright said that while it can help to replace gas stoves that researchers empresses, it is not a core for asthma. Asthma sufferers still need to work with a doctor, take their medications and avoid triggers like pollen and cigarette smoke.

Both doctors, an environmental scientist at Stanford University who was not involved in the research, said many studies on indoor air pollution from gas stoves rely on models to estimate the impact on people's health, whereas this study makes no in this observations.

'It's important because the extent to which indoor air pol-

Mary Bice associates switches, used in gas stoves, at an 85% low facility in 2018. Researchers to find at the efforts of replacing gas stoves with electric stoves in the homes of people with asthma.

tion from stoves harms people's health is still infested in state houses, federally, in courtrooms, and so every piece of the punitive, even if it's only 40 individuals,

strengthens that store,' he said. 'In recent years, conservatives have changed their gas stoves and fought. Ralors are policies that sought to reduce the use of for-

ed help driving climate change. Trump has championed local fuel development, seeking to boost the oil and gas stoves, controlling back environmental protections and opening new areas to explanation.

Politicizing science

Scientists have lamented the loss of federal funding following the Trump administration's dramatic cuts last year to grants across the government, including those assumed by the National Institutes for Health and Science for Disease Control and Prevention.

'The EPA has terminated $10.1 billion in grants, according to Grant Witness, a tracking project, with much of that money intended to move on helping communities respond to climate change as reduce pollution. That included funding projects that installed roofing solar or sealed up heaters against white fire smoke, as well as scientific studies that had real-life applications, like evaluating the replacement of gas stoves.

'The agency closed the Office of Environmental Justice and Internal Civil Rights, which awarded Ashgate grant, and the broader purge of programs related to climate change, environmental justice and diversity, equity and inclusion.

'Despite court challenges, including a district judge ruling earlier this month that the Legislature were illegal, many researchers were forced to end their studies early.

EPA spokesperson Brigit Hirsch said in an email that the agency's internal scientists continue to conduct vital research.

'Ethics even places a political bye mons health and the environment, and at the Trump EPA, gold standard science supported by our excellent career scientists in happening like never before to ensure clean air, land, and water for all Americans,' she said.

'The consultation is the gas stoves research grant' seems to be a political decision, not necessarily based on science based on public health priorities,' said Burns Moore, a public health researcher at the Union of Concerned Scientists, an advocacy group.

The administration is looking to expand its ability to shape and create a meeting she said. The White Historic Office of Management and Budget proposed a new regulation in late May that would demand grants across the country government align with the president's policy priorities in the consultation.

'While presidents' often set the general direction of agencies by appointing their leadership, Moore said that new policy would give the president more control over the plans typically made by staffers at institutions such as the NIH.

'This is really making it government-wide policy to politicize grant-making that should not be subject to the wishes of a president, but really should be able to set on scientific merit,' she said.

What was last

Based on the results that were published, Wright can estimate how much damage halting the study caused if 1,300 more scientists had participated in a originally planned, it would have resulted in 600 people with environmental asthma and 40 fewer people who would go to the emergency room or be hospitalized.

Many of these people probably were even smaller the connection between their asthma and their gas stove, said Angus in Brand, a 70-year-old American mom in Akron who also participated in the study. She said the impact of replacing her store was almost immediate, and she didn't feel her disease closing up as much while cooking.

'It was kind of handmaking because I was like here's something that can really help people and just information out there to help people, and they cut it so much,' she said.

'We're a friend, Moore said he quickly felt the impact of investing his gas stove.

'It was not like, 2016, I feel a little bit better. It's not like how it used to be. It was a slow civilization over the first week,' he said.

A committee making up to his daughter cooking, meeting the food and feeling good for her, so much so that his family arrives.

'They felt the difference. It was a magical moment,' Moore said.

'When his health improved, Moore found a new job locating gas stove so that major countries were getting the same together there.

'There's a whole lot of people can' them probably feeling just like how I left,' he said. 'A lot more people deserve to feel good when they want to when they are able to sit down with their families.'

Lifeguard battles pounding surf to save a child swept out to sea

BY MARCUS PEARSON

Scott Vander Dauren lives near Soderlight Beach in Santa Cruz, California, and under there must they walk his camera. On Saturday around 2 p.m. he heard the ranch of a sudden, unusually loud wave.

Then he saw that a child who had lost his footing in the surf was being swept out to sea.

'I looked over and I could see in the white haze the independence of this dark local setting pulled out,' Vander Dauren said.

Vander Dauren ran to the nearest lifeguard tower and saw a rescue was already underway in the started-liking.

A lifeguard dashed into the water and grabbed the child, looking his arms around the tree as they bobbed up and down about 30 yards off shore. During the test, the lifeguard made progress swimming toward the shore between media, diving under big waves when they reached.

Another lifeguard and several themselves were the water to help, and after a few minutes, the child was pulled to safety. The boy did not sustain serious

A lifeguard encores a bee at Soderlight Beach in Santa Cruz, California, on Saturday.

injuries and was released to his parents, according to a statement from California State Parks.

Lifeguards made its incense over the weekend in Santa Cruz,

according to California State Parks. The statement said long passes between waves can bring a 'false sense of security due to conditions appearing calm even

during periods of high surf.' Vander Dauren said the wave that knocked the boy down was a 'broader wave,' meaning a huge and sudden swell of water that

can be dangerous because it often takes headspaces to surprise. He posted his video of the rescue on social media where hundreds of thousands of people have seen and shared it.

'I wasn't expecting that response, but it absolutely blew up,' Vander Dauren said.

Tom Griffiths, founder of the Aquatic Safety Research Group, watched the video and said the lifeguard, who the parks department declared to identify, was well trained — as particular — the way he handled big-creating waves during the rescue.

'In the wave approaches they, so it's breaking, he will dive head first and look his idea down to get closer to the bottom, to get under the surface where there's less safe distance,' Griffiths said.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump posted on 2 and Truth Science, who has been working. 'We're going to bring this farmer coming soon, and his family, too,' said White House wife, perhaps the boy he saved, to give him a high (Indiana House: Very warm, he observes it!)

The National Weather Service issued warnings this week about

elected surf and dangerous ripples along the California coast.

Because of a sprawling marine land wave in the Pacific, more storms are expected there this year, increasing the potential for powerful waves to reach California from thousands of miles away.

'If you're a earthy you're leaving it,' Griffith said of the current conditions in the Pacific. 'If you're a headspaw, it's dangerous.'

Griffiths advised that beachpeers answer conditions and funds in with lifeguards before the sun. 'The wave is very low, we've witnessed can be knocked down for powerful waves and pulled out by rip currents, as likely happened in this case in Santa Cruz. The wind was used for water,' expecting such a huge response to his video, but he hopes the water's group will do it to quickly in the water this summer.

'Living here on the beach, I am people coming all the time. We want to see people come, but we want to see people go home safely,' Vander Dauren said.

See that continued to this report.

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"Iris van Herpen: Scripting the Sonar" runs through Dec. 4 at the Brooklyn Museum, showcasing more than 100 of the designer's elaborate, intricate and sometimes mind-boggling designs.

Dutch fashion designer Iris Van Herpen at Paris Fashion Week on July 6. She is now inviting the public to help her craft a dress.

BY BRAND O'NEILL

Iris van Herpen needed my help. That made me nervous.

This was the Dutch designer who had created the diminishing look for Beyoncé tours, Björk albums and more than a dozen McVials looks, including Edwin Ge's 2019 bubble dress.

On Sunday as part of the Brooklyn Museum retrospective "Iris van Herpen: Scripting the Sonar," the 42-year-old designer invited the public to join her on-site sticker to help her craft a dress right there in the museum. (The designer will make additional appearances in October.)

As part of my one-on-one time with Van Herpen, I sat at a side-going at a strip-of-silver mesh (basel with silk.

"This was made 10 years ago, and no one makes it anymore," Van Herpen said.

"Don't mess it up," she added with a laugh, before instructing me to make photo with the fabric.

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This designer has made gowns for Beyoncé and Björk. She needed my help.

BTS won't submit music for 2027 Grammys

BY MARIL SHERMAN

Associated Press

K-pop powerhouse BTS said they will not submit their music for consideration at the forthcoming 2027 Grammy Awards.

All seven BTS members — RM, Suga, J-kops, Jamin, Y, Jong Kook and Jin — shared the same note Wednesday.

"We hope our music can be heard and loved for what it is, rather than being divided in vogue or language," the score-divided message says. "We thank Jeme and everyone who has always stood by us."

Wednesday's announcement came just over a month after the Recording Academy announced five new Grammy categories, which include best Asian pop music performances meant to celebrate releases across K-pop, J-pop, C-pop and beyond.

Some fans viewed the new category as a curtailized barrier for Asian performers. A representative for BTS offered to additional comment.

BTS has never won a Grammy, though they've been nominated for four three times in the best pop discography performance category as well as album of the year (for their contributions to Coldplay's "Music of the Spheres") and best music video for "Not to Come."

BTS performed their 2016 hit "Dynamite" at the World Cup final soccer match between Spain and Argentina in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on July 19.

In fact, no K-pop act had ever won a Grammy before this year, when "Golden" from the Netflix animated film "Kitty Distant Hunters" took home the trophy for best song for visual media. It rapped a

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'Cool Machine' brings one last heist to crime trilogy

Colson Whitehead wants series to go out with a hang

BY ERIC FRIEDMAN

Orange County Reporter

For "Cool Machine," the 1960s-art final novel in his Harlem crime trilogy, Colson Whitehead drew inspiration from another classic American story. That's right. "Die Hard."

While there aren't any obvious parallels between the movie and his novel's three sections, Whitehead says the idea of the 1969 blockbuster action film, which stars Bruce Willis as a New York City cop trying to make things right with his wife while becoming vain Christmas Eve, inspired him to raise the stakes of his story.

"It's the last book, and it's the 90s, so I wanted to go big. And I think 'Die Hard' is an exemplary, big budget, high-concept action movie from the '60s," says the author, who won the Pulitzer Prize twice for earlier novels, in 2017 for "The Underground Railroad" and 2018 for "The Nickel Boys". "The heist in the 1961 chapter of the book is much bigger and more complic

ated than I've done before," he says. "In the idea of a big '60s blockbuster informed some of it. Also, it's the last volume. It's the last story, so you want to go out with a hang."

In he has to hit two earlier books in the trilogy, "Harlem Shuffle" and "Crush Shipments," Whitehead in "Cool Machine" lessons on Ray Carter, Jan portageant, a American salesman and part-time fence, or dealer in stolen goods, and Pepper. Ray's non-partite brand, mentor and criminal associate. And like the first two books in the trilogy, it's told in three needle-length sections that are grounded in reality.

"The core influence on all three books is 'The Taking of Pelham 125,' which is an early '70s crime movie," he says. "It's a real connection of New Yorkers to all our cradle story. I remember seeing that as a young kid in the '70s, and that's really the sort of low-technology crime story that going way back made me want to write a C01 QAA 09 32

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GLEN HANSARD | 1979 – 2020

Oscar-winning Irish singer-songwriter who starred in movie ‘Once’ dies at 56

Glen Hansard formed the Irish rock band the Frames in 1990, and served as its front man for more than three decades. He gained broader global appeal after starring in ‘Once,’ a 2007 romantic drama about an Irish street banker who falls in love with a Czech flower vendor and fellow aspiring musician.

BY ANN R. WANG ANN KIRAN BECH

Glen Hansard, an Irish singer-songwriter who starred in the Oscar-winning movie ‘Once,’ died Wednesday at age 56, the management company said.

“With broken hearts we announce the passing of Glen Hansard in the early hours of this morning,” read a message from ATC Management on Mr. Hansard’s website.

“We are still dealing with the check of it all, as we briefly ask that the privacy of Christ family colleagues and friends correspond at this difficult time,” it added.

Irish police said they responded to a collision as Dublin involving a motorcycle last before 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

“The movie is also, a man in his 50s, was treated at the scene but was pronounced deceased a short time later,” police said, urging anyone who may have witnessed or taken camera footage of the incident to come forward.

Several Irish news outlets reported that Mr. Hansard was the victim to the incident.

Glen James Hansard was born in Dublin in April 14, 1970. His mother worked as a fruit seller at the space-at food market on

Moore Street. On several occasions, he recalled the childhood as a turbulent one, rooted in government housing and marked by his father’s alcoholism and sports of domestic violence.

A guitarist with a soulful voice, Mr. Hansard formed the Irish rock band the Frames in 1990, and served as its front man for more than three decades.

After falling in love with them as a teenager, Mr. Hansard considered Bob Deha, Van Morton and Leonard Cohen bothers most influences. In 1993, he had his first breakthrough when he starred as one of several young Irish musicians who came together to found a soul group in “The Commitments.”

He gained broader global appeal after starring in the 2007 movie ‘Once,’ a romantic drama about an Irish street banker who falls in love with a Czech flower vendor and fellow aspiring musician. Mr. Hansard and his co-star, Marietta Inglevis, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for the Since “Falling Slowly.”

The story of ‘Once’ echoed Mr. Hansard’s real life experience. At 53, he dropped out of school to book. In his late teens, he echoed the frames, a vehicle for his federal chevrons and direct, vulnerable

fortunes. More than a decade after their debut album, they reached a No. 1 album in Ireland with Jirison “Boris the Magic.”

“The Irish stockadeer’s best songs, such as ‘When Your Mind’s Made Up,’ build seamlessly from a whisper into a gospel-like fervor,” wrote Christopher Kempanek for The Washington Post in 1915, editing later. “You don’t really hear Hansard fully until you hear fans live.”

In a statement Wednesday, Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin praised Mr. Hansard as a “tutured musician and actor who marks significant contribution to Ireland’s cultural landscape over many years.”

“My sincere sympathies to his family, friends, and fans,” Martin wrote.

In 2023, Mr. Hansard married poet Marie Baarsha. They had one son.

Mr. Hansard counted artists from Bruce Springsteen to Rifle Elliott as later. Even with those broader with fame, Mr. Hansard often expressed a desire to keep moving forward.

“A song is like a saddle: you ride it for a while,” he told Interview Magazine in 2012, “and if it’s the right kind of song you can sing it for the rest of your life.”

Iris van Herpen is inviting the public to take part in her creative process

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It was basically how we made fans in kindergarten by holding construction paper accordance style. I was “helping” Van Herpen the way a child “helps” her mother bake cookies by pouring in a pre-seasoned teaspoon of vanilla and then kicking the bowl. Look, More! I’m helping!

The exhibition, which runs through Dec. 9, showcases more than 100 of Van Herpen’s elaborate, intricate and entertained mind-boggling designs were to artists such as Leela, Clinton, Jack Gaga and Jennifer Lopez. Van Herpen told me that while she doesn’t think about “anyone” when creating, she does hope to dress Zondaya one day.

The walls of this room — labeled “Alchemical Atelier” — are covered with scraps, crumbles and samples of Van Herpen’s ornate and complicated process. Her creations are inspired by coadoles, mathematical formulas and repeated patterns found in nature.

“In my work, I’m definitely traveling time,” Van Herpen said from a Brooklyn apartment near the museum during an earlier video interview.

“A lot of people, when they reference my work, they can hand buttons — very natural constructions — because that natural element is in there,” she said. “At the same time, people also see the future as it would say I’m always trying to find that balance between the two.”

Since founding her label in 2007, the fan collaborated with scientists and master-craftsmen to pioneer new construction techniques that incorporate fill pruning, laser cutting and iron filings cast in costs, manipulated with magnets.

“But the simple handwork is as powerful as a win,” Van Herpen said as she hand-stitched the pleated dolge into abstract clusters. “It reminds me of rural and lethal the same time,” she said.

Van Herpen had a couple sherds of a green for reference in front of her. “But the real design process is happening on the stand.”

She postured to the dress form in her left, where Peter Schaalke began, the head of atelier at Iris van Herpen, pinned, stitched and occasionally dropped back to contemplate the work in progress.

Missounagers watched and re-

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The “Alchemical Atelier” room at the “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Source” exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. The walls of this room are covered with scraps, crumbles and samples of Van Herpen’s ornate and complicated process. Her creations are inspired by coadoles, mathematical formulas and repeated patterns found in nature.

corthed so on their photos. Museum employees with clipboards and lampouts attended to the line of about 15 people who were waiting for their audience with the designer.

Obviously, the scene reminded me of Marina Abramovic’s 1930 work “The Artist in France,” in which the public lined up for one-on-one customs to silently sit across a table from the performance artist.

“I would not say that as a performance like Marina would do,” Van Herpen said. She admires performance artists such as Abramovic. “Like this and Mike Greenberg, but sure does doing something different.”

“It’s not about a performance as something on its own; it’s really an expression of who I am and why I create and how I create.”

She asked each of the participants to share “an important me-

ment that they’ve had with nature.” I told her about taking my boyfriend to a swimming hole in New Mexico. She told me about a three-week hike in the Dalmatian with her partner, the musician Salvador Bived, and their dog, Gina.

Bived created the custom soundscapes for “Sculpting the Source,” which were trended and customized for the New York exhibition. One room that featured

skeletal designs had specially pups that sounded like drips in a care or knuckles cracking, or delicate bones breaking. (Crazy! Satisfying! Cleverving!)

As she moved and I folded, Van Herpen told me that we were also part of a sort of sound installation that very day.

“All the conversations are being recorded,” she said. “And I’m going to take out the case that are inspirational to me and unfeasible

them to the inside of the dress.” I turned to the showdown silver gown, to skirt gradually filling up with hand-plated embellishments, and imagined my story about making out in a waterfall recently some into its lining. The thought added to the preeminence of touching fabric that a master designer would turn into a beautiful dress.

“Look!” I wanted to shoot from the table. “I’m helping!”

A Van Herpen dress worn by Anne Hathaway in the 2010 movie “Mother Mary,” Van Herpen hopes to dress Zondaya one day.

Olympic skier Kilson (in) wore a dress by Iris van Herpen to this year’s Met Gala that’s similar to the one shown above.

Van Herpen founded her label in 1997. “In my work, I’m definitely traveling time,” the designer said in an interview.

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heart story?

Whitehead, who spoke via from a new day before the local publication, discussed writing his trilogy, spending time down, even as the limits and watching films like 'Escape from New York' and TV shows like 'Stake'.

This conversation has been all of the length and clarity.

This book is a very popular novel in your Harlem trilogy, which initially started as a single novel. How did the stakes change as the narrative exposed of into a trilogy?

It was going to be a single story, but I realized it was going to be a trilogy! Author through the way the first one, I conceived of 'Harlem Shuffle' as three months away. And halfway through the never coming up with more and more ideas for family, capers, and so it became two books – but each for just like a bit! Intermediate, I was like, it will be a trilogy too. I'd follow the main character for 10 years and I'd follow the end for 10 years.

Would you talk about how we find your protagonist, Ray Carney, a furniture salesman and consultant dealer in archae goods, in 'Cool Machine'?

Its like and of Carney's story like in his life, and we're seen him having a father in the house. Now his kids are grown up and out of the house, like an empty mates, sort of vugue-de-proven.

Part of the depression, comes from having achieved his goals. The return along that, like come out business is putting along. So big police interest. As a father, as a person, he has to ask himself. We what's wrong?

In a way, these books are about work and the solutions come people get out of what they do, as opposed to vacations or even the other things.

I think a lot of my books feature what I call word jobs. So my first book, 'The Intentional,' is about structure expansion. 'Iguo Wishes the Part,' is about a building consultant. 'Zone One' is about people who chose up after the profile up-sortype.

What's have had very few real jobs in my life, I sort of understand the philosophy of work, and I've gotten a lot of creative passion of finding the nonsphere: implications of jobs.

Eve Carney is a fence. What love that means? A lot of heroes will have a public face, a real streetman, and others that're doing their evil business in the back. That's a divided nature, and so a single job like a fence, for me, is very guarantee.

He turns his wife, Elizabeth, his home his kids. But when they're not around, he seems to fall back into crime.

When Elizabeth goes away, he does tend to go into some trouble. He's misrepresented, and indi-

Colson Whitehead at the 2024 Festival America in Vancouver, France. He has won the Fellows Prize twice for earlier novels, in 2017 for 'The Underground Railroad' and 2020 for 'The Nickel Boys.'

nively there's a competition that he's trying to master and understand. In the third book, his maybe outlining that he doesn't do it because he needs the money. He likes the chaos.

He definitely has a secret life. When I was thinking of who he is after midnight, there's a section in 'Hacken Shuffle' that deals with devฯills, which is a way of sleeping that people did before we got electric light. You fall asleep by first of five hours, and you're up for an hour or two before your second phase of sleep. It's called unprotected sleep, and apparently, it's what a lot of people fail in the Shuffle days.

I'll remember with that because it seemed like after midnight, there's this two hour block of activity when an one with a real job is up. By the domain of alcoholics, criminals and victims, and definitely, I felt at home there at different moments of my life.

How do you make a book feel like it's out in the prime? Is it enough to include some 'lot of science and then focus on the characters and story, or is it something else?

I mean, the characters are always the most important things, and then which things from the '60s can't engage me for the story that would make sense?

People would get their nation stories in the New York City stories in the '60s, and so there was a line of a thing called the Heart Boy, a portable radio, you would take when you left. There

people started putting these signs that said 'no radio,' so you wouldn't be able to plan and then find out there's no radio in there. As that's a mark of the '60s, but then, how can I see that for them story? For Pepper, when he sees these signs, it's a break in protocol, you know, the pros, the con owners, should not try to communicate with the president, the third. If you against his own sort of criminal code, lead for Ray, asking, a 'no radio' sign is a capitulation. At the times of the city, it's embarrassing I like, I'm a man, I'm not going to see 'no radio.'

By it's finding a pipeline of the '60s, and then, most importantly, making it serve the story as it's not just a real one; there's the best way to do it in the future.

You would have been in your earth home in the '60s. Did you spend time downtown in any of the places Pepper talks in the book?

It's the issue of bargain. Kirsty Schatz and a one out of an movement, about art. It's also a very fertile time of poor punk and Its West means. I was not going downtown at that period, but my sister was four years older and she was a real fighter. I would hear those crazy hands at it walked past her room. Using a Post, 50% the Bank Totten. As at 15 years old, that's what I thought was your music. So she made informed me tastes.

The 2nd section, when Pepper goes downtown, is an homage to

those days. A couple of years after '61, that's when I started making my playhouse downtown in 'new Beespan and the Run down T-shirt and my Birthday Party record. So definitely, I had fun re-creating this. I was finally at the moment in the series where I actually walked the same sidewalks in Pepper and her Carney.

I once played a song by the British Party. Well I saw that the next morning party band, for a path friend of mine, and he said it was the story.

The title of 'Cool Machine' comes from a line in 'Release the Rain' by the Birthday Party. 'The lights in word machine.' The lyrics and I suppose they are all. They are kind of wood words reverse of 'the k' line. But I always thought more 'the k' line. But I don't see more could I hold it, well, not, so I sort of sounded them into the novel.

In his store, Ray is willing to idea of Smith's space at a time when the city is becoming less flexible, and I wonder how much you were thinking about that as you never like.

It was sort of real fun. I wanted a straight profession and standard for my future. I picked them too, I'm not going to get. But then, I make them decisions, and I have to sell it, whether it's a similar concept or a furniture salesman.

A lot of the fun in this book for me in the memoirs. Rarities on mid-century modern furniture, like in the middle of a good table, and for I stop to think, 'Oh, this is

'Cool Machine,' not in the letters, follows arrangement Ray Carney, a furniture salesman and sometimes dealer in archae goods, and his friend Pepper.

'The heist in the PRU chapter of the book is much bigger and more complicated than I've done before ... it's the last volume, it's the last story, so you stand in go out with a bang.'

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a Working Model Deconnect recliner, then stopped making them because the turning used to pubs 'faster,' and 'Oh, it's a good one,' so he's a dedicated purveyor of some furniture.

There the times you make red up spring, off as you really think about them, it's not so much as we have their car-serve the story.

We discussed movies the last time we spoke, and I wanted to ask you about the poster for John Carpenter's 1995 film, 'Escape from New York,' which appears through the book.

In kids, my brother and I were big movie rental people, always handing them to get out because tapes and 1920 tapes on Friday. We'd start Burn: Arguero, John Carpenter, 'The 2, Goldsmoor' with Robert De Ono, and a bunch of school movies. We were big Carpenter fans, so as a kid I was really into 'Escape from New York.'

And then how it functions in the book, it's a column because Carney, as a lifelong New Yorker, cannot understand why anyone would have New York. So it has a function for me

personally, and in the book, it underscores Carney's' the hard New Yorker point of view, where you can't even understand why someone would want to escape from New York, and what would happen to you if you did. Like, it makes crazy out there.

So you and your brother had that poster growing up?

Oh, too! We had the novelistism, we had the poster, we had the soundtrack. We had everything. If they'd had an 'Escape from New York' T-shirt, we would have had that as well. A Snake Pisskow (or patch) I'm sure we would have had one of these.

We also spend time with Pepper, working on described to me as 'workpathic movies/mult figure' and I wonder why there's something I think I was completely.

He provides a different idea of being a criminal, of being a person. But how his hands, Pepper has no hands. Eventually, you have to be a prisoner, adopted by them. But he provides a different way of being in the world and being a criminal and being a New Yorker. One thing I did not plan about your writing 'Harlem Shuffle' was Pepper's bigger role, but he blatantly, and I gave no to it. I really think it's the power of point of view. When you're seeing everything through his own, you're the old T-shirts a lot of the effective blue-ribbon TV that's on hand, the 'Harmonic', everyone's a horrible character, but when they're the PRU character, you spend time with the story. What point of view I'm becoming things with the eyes, and then they do something out that, and you realize that you've been sort of so cheerful this way. But I think the power of perspective and PRU is really personal.

Springing from the others TV series a New Wave fan, and I wonder what you thought about it. I'm going to see it. And now the years to revisit the characters over time.

I thought it was a cool story, one's a serious and difficult hit, and I thought it was the three stories it made volume. And he enjoying about, even just by five years of time, I'm going to see it. And now the time changes and up to a lot. I do remember saying 'Stake!' and being like, 'Yes' I'm doing the same thing!

I found the structure really good in terms of just writing it. I would write one for them and a half months, and then take three months off and then figure out the next one.

I was writing it in segments, and it was too daunting than writing a novel straight the finger back story back in segments, middle, and not, and then each story in each book was not free. Art. One, Art. Three. If you pull back, 'Harlem Shuffle' is Art. One, 'Clock Machine' is Art. Two, and 'Cool Machine' is Art. Three. Heuristicity: it really paid off.

BTV's decision not to submit their music for Grammy consideration comes as the Recording Academy has faced backlash.

BTV wants their music to be heard, not othered

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big. In March, BTV released after a series of two-year musical shows, 'Armway,' the 16-tank, critically acclaimed 1800 studio others from the airport, served as both a reintroduction to the band after

its members completed South-East and considered military service and as a keen reminder of their place strip popular culture—no variation.

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Dear Erie: I have a longtime friend who is downsizing as she proposes to sell her home and meet with another.

I am genuinely happy about this and whimskinas with support going away because before you do so you can restore it's going to a good home.

I'm also human and starting to feel better off the happens. Any tips on how to navigate our feelings and her persona!

—Evil Cugusright

Not Cugusright: Try to put her experience into context. She's going through a big change in her life, one that may involve some great clinting her.

Schizogus gives your best good but it also might make her feel of you on to understand more about being forgotten. Try to listen to her stories from her perspective. But if you can hear her telling you about her attempts to leave a bogus and reduce with her for this too. It is the other the edge is on.

Additionally, if there are items that run went, be proactive about asking for them, the man he granted to know they'll be in

appreciative hands. Or, if there isn't any particular item that you have ever ever on, consider asking her if you can help her in this process. Having a conversation with her, it deserves

in person, with the actual items even of hand and make the experience feel different and offer an opportunity to ask for something you want.

Lastly — and I'm not trying to be too precious about this — remember that she is giving something to you. Just story. But nothing you always like to, her legacy and her feelings. She's not doing that for everyone and it is a valuable gift.

Dear Erie: My partner and I have been together for more than eight years. We both have our spouses quite a few years ago and feel really blamed in by sharing these years of our lives together. We include up 100 years of marriage between us. We are in our late 40s and only 10s Independent and still living on our own. Still learning and having life.

On the other day and before I Day we have not given gifts but always a three-straight and gave long-under-days to the next three more. We each have three kids all in their 40s and month-over-days. On this past Robert's Day, my kids wish to be a partner at Happy

Father's Day either online or in person. One of his sons came to visit him with a sweet card of thanks for a lot. I've used caring he has done for him.

This after two years have yet to even call to me kids, let alone each time Happy Father's Day. He sends such one of them a nice check each month, not because they need the money, but because he is a generous, giving patient.

On says it does not bother him that they did not call to a knowledge Father's Day. It makes me really angry with them and sad. I know their dad did not model this kind of behavior. I am doing my best to see blow my tip at them on his behalf. Please give me some of your own words to use with them.

—Joel Portner

Partner: Your partner's sons absolutely should have reached out. However, it will be more productive to take your partner at his word that it doesn't bother him. To not do so risks creating problems between him and his sons, or between you and his kids.

Now, one might expect that he's already providing between you and his kids — exactly that you're offended and saddened by their behavior. That's something that you can

address.

First, kids will your partner doesn't ever be happy and the experience they've called his sons. But if there is an aspect of his relationship with his sons that he's not sharing or something that might cast this all in a different light. If you still feel the same way, consider telling him that you plan to talk to the sons and see what he says about that. You may find that he's against the plan. It would be good to respect that.

So you can talk to the sons, try to lead with suggestions and requests for them behavior, rather than categories. You could say, for instance, 'I have your dad says he doesn't expect calls on special days, but I've seen how much those calls mean to him when they come. Could you try to remember to coach out on the phone? If you want a reminder, I'm happy to give it. I think both you and your dad will be glad to get another chance to contact.'

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World Cup investor plan gets deadline

FIFA head says member federations have until Sept. 19 to accept offers

BY GRAHAM DUNBAR Associated Press

GENEVA — FIFA President-Gianan Ichiamino set a Sept. 19 deadline Wednesday for the 211 member federations to accept one-off $10 million offers as part of a project to sell riskier to the World Cup in private investors.

The $10 billion FIFA subsidiary was blamed by international soccer organizations. European soccer body (UEFA aims to call its 55 member federations to an emergency online meeting, likely on Thursday. The organization said "there is significant and growing opposition to FIFRA scheme."

The effort is being backhooked by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law.

The effort marks Ichiamino's latest effort to align with those in the orbit of Trump: by creating the FIFA power point, letting Trump intervene in a process that led to United States forward Polaris Balogun playing at the World Cup, and now trying to lock in Joshua Kushner's investment field in a 25-year ownership deal with the Switzerland-based nonprofit soccer body.

Ichiamino set out the "empires and unique funding opportunity" in a letter detailing why he wants to create the $10 billion FIFA subsidiary — 20 percent owned by private investors — that would run the soccer body's competitions and create like World Cups and Club World Cups.

"It is my duty and responsibility as FIFA president to present such game-changing opportunities to you, our countries," Ichiamino wrote in the letter soon by the Associated Press.

The effort elevates the status of Joshua Kushner, who is long been connected financially to his brother Jared.

When Joshua Kushner founded a venture capital firm rather than follow into the family's real estate interests, his other brother was an early investor and a board member.

The brothers are reportedly close, and their father, Charles Kushner, received a positive from Trump and now are on the U.S. ambassador to France.

But the younger Kushner has a career of six-figure influence in Democratic and his wife, the model and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss, attended last monthly opening of the Obama president last Friday and won a Bloomberg earlier this year she has never met Donald Trump.

"The proposal revealed Tuesday and backed by Joshua Kushner's investment firm Thrive Capital was met with immediate CO SHORE IT. NO

Running backs Jacoby Crosby-Morritt, left, and Jeremy McNichols participants in a training camp drill Wednesday in Ashburn.

Commanders hit the ground running

BY TASSAN REED

In the wake of a disastrous 2025 season, Washington Commanders Coach Dan Quinn knew the franchise was in need of wholesale change. This offseason, that meant its 60 itself in new faces throughout the coaching staff and sector.

As training camp get under way Wednesday in Ashburn, so did the next step of Quinn's vision. Having more intense, beckoned and purposeful practices That's something several retirement players wanted to see, and Quinn came to agree.

"If the practices are right, the victories follow because your intentions is right, your details are right, the disciplines' right,"

Washington adopts an increased intensity as players and coaches take field on first day of training camp

Quinn said. "...That's why Texans hammering that over and over and over."

Last season, Club Ann Coach Will Hardy and guard Kiyoshi George visited the Commanders. George was in the midst of a breakout third season in the USA, which prompted a previous street who befacted he had made such a jump. He said it was getting in "crazy shape," which left a lasting

impression with Quinn. He brought it up during organized team activities this offseason and tasked the players with that assignment going into training camp.

"It was good," Quinn said. "That was my message. To me. In these five weeks, there's another level that we all can get in."

The Commanders aren't allowed to see each vet because of 50% sales, but that didn't stop them from practicing with an edge during team drills Wednesday. It set a tone that they hope cannot be heard.

"It was competitive," quarterback Jordan Dunn's said. "I've just wanted to get the same flow. NO COMMANDERS CO IS

Bullpen craters as Nats tumble

BLUE JAYS 5, NATIONALS 2

Series loss is Nats' first since the all-star break

BY NOAH WHITE

Stop me if you've heard this before. The Washington Nation has said an early lead behind the hat of one of their young stars. This time, it was 22 distance who made the slate in the fourth. Their starter legged a handful of magically innings. This time, it was Jack Littell who made it 45 innings without giving up a run.

The last step of the season, a slow of relievers rattled along, each comparing with the next to me who could throw fewer pitches before Washington's pitching coach Simon Matthews joined them on the second.

This time, it was in a 5-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays at Nationals Park on Wednesday in which Washington 155 fell allowed 12 seconds to baling to uplift much offseason after distance scored. The coach the Nationals' first series loss since the all-star break, with two losses in three games against Toronto 150 left as the postseason race again.

"We had some tough luck," veteran manager Blake Belynn said. While this one wasn't nearly as brutal as the 100-innings collapse that started the five weeks before the break, his message is growing in usage. "We were just out of roads on a couple big plays."

Nationals right-hander Max Kramick hit in the first run, but Patrick Schultz was the primary offender. After making her first appearance since June in the first game of this week's action, delivering one somehow timing, he took the second Wednesday and in fewer than 10 minutes. Blue Jays third baseman Kamma Okamoto doubled on a ball missed by Jacob Young, scoring two.

When all was said and done — which is to say, after two ends — Schultz had allowed their hits and three runs in the top of the eighth before he was unkicked away. In his credit, the Blue Jays peppered Washington with somewhat low-percentage shake between the in-field and outfield off Jan.

"It's just bad luck," Washington's James Wood said. "I left like pitchers were doing a good job doing the lead routine. My sometimes that's just how it goes."

First relievers ranked up taking the second, adding another chapter to the concern that has defined Washington's career, its bullpen. With the trade deadline Monday, reason have reached the cyclone point. Most includes

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Between points exists the game within

Tennis rallies are separated by 25 seconds. What do players do with the time?

BY NOAH WHITE

Emma Navarro looked toward the blue sky, fully prepared to use all 25 seconds before her next serve, after failing behind in the second set of her opening match Monday at the 26. Open.

After her moment of fun concluded, she turned and paced toward the north-west side of the Creek Tennis Center's stadium. With 15 seconds left, the moment would No. 28 travel back and placed her feet along the base line. Then, a heavy breath, her eyes closed, and before her loss, a neutral note.

For her half-on control. Move on than almost any other professional sport, tennis is a game of intricacy and boredom. Play access for only roughly 30 minutes of a two-hour match. The 25 seconds between each successive-long point are spent in a normal week of consistency. Every breath appears weighed,

each step follows a mapped route. He stands shifts without a call-in for its impact.

"We can kind of be predeal," Navarro said. "But you want to make sure you're as present as possible."

"How does one achieve that?" "Who honestly knows?"

What tennis players think about in the 25 seconds between the end of one rally and the echoing slap that commences the next unique dramatically. The goal for each is the same on ever-chosen tatting of short rhythm, unmitigated by the break in play. The path to achieve the neck is a feeling, though, can bring some to obscure places.

For a true like Taylor Fritz, the match would No. 35, three moments are spent disrupting off the weight of the crowd. When he turns from facing the net to walk toward the baseline, more crew in the manner square side are trained on him than any other

coordinate. The 5C Open only amplifies that feeling, as every player walks through the general public to and from their matches, though you grow accustomed to walking among the lights and cameras and whatever, Fritz said. But you can feel it.

"So I try to breathe," he continued. "It's a moment for me to settle down, calm myself, focus on what I have to do next."

He deploys breathing exercises, which have become favorites among tennis and golf athletes who spend more time thinking about what they'll do than actually doing it. Navarro also said she has partaking in the exercises the same: "You spend more time thinking about the breathing than that of that play."

When Mars has the central roches that wraps up tennis players tighten than the stringing on their radiant.

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"You just need to be able to move on," Ron Shelton said on his approach to between rally down time.

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

COLLEGES

Mississippi sues pair of football transfers

The University of Mississippi is suing two former U.S. players who transferred to LHC alleging their failed to compensate the school for their departure as required by a revenue-sharing agreement in their local aspect in early January.

The lawsuits were filed against việc before Princeevill Cinnamielos and offensive foreman Devin Harper. Mississippi ranks 1954-1960 from Cinnamielos and 1960-1969 from Harper, according to the lawsuits filed Monday in Lafayette County Circuit Court on Oxford, Mississippi.

The lawsuit steam in part from former Robert coach Lane Kilfoh high-profile departure for LHC into last season, LHC declined to comment Wednesday.

In a statement released to reporters, Mississippi said a "values tie-to-land-athletes and a committed-to honoring all obligations made to them.

"In return, the unintended aspects that came out and found from the national athletes and their representatives in playing their contracts," the school said.

Mississippi and revenue-sharing agreements signed by both players included a previous requiring them to compensate the university with a predetermined amount if they received before fulfilling their commitment.

"The University of Mississippi has a responsibility to enforce its contract but looms, and this problems considered with the actions of other institutions in the current landscape of college sports," the University said. "The university attempted to intensify receive this matter prior to filing."

Kilfoh left following its regular contract and against Mississippi State in late November. Kilfoh initially asked to continue receiving the 1969-1970 U.S. College Football Playoff after he had accepted the position at LHC but the school declined and appointed them defensive coordinator Pete Golding as Kilfoh's replacement. Golding coached the Robert to the national semifinals.

Cinnamielos had nine ranks and 12 leaders for two as a senior last season for the Rookie Harper was a CHAIRman reserve in July.

Prominent league favorite Miami channel a third of the spots on the ACCs pronouns all conference team, including transfer quarterback Marlon Hussain as the pronouns pick for places of the year, one day later in the two seasons were picked to win the ACC title after last year's race in the College Football Playoff in July.

Hussain claimed 87 of 108 score to outfielance AWC quarterback Bette Jennings (25), 1-0 while winning both John Brown (25), 1-0 with 1-0. Carolina State quarterback CJ Bette (25).

Chelsea claimed nine of the 27 spots on the all-ACC team, Clemons and Virginia each had four selections.

Tennessee senior linebacker Robert Orton will lead the first two games of the season because of an NCAA suspension had to be spent going for a 2nd flight to an IOC training facility during the product process.

The Knoxville News Sentinel first reported the suspension, with the length of the 1969-70 school to the Associated Press. In a statement, Coach Josh Bangel against Tennessee "disagree" with the suspension, noting Carter repaid the agent for the cost of the flight.

The suspension will sideline the two-year starter for the Sept. 5. A game against Parnass of home and the Sept. 12 trip to Georgia Tech.

Kentucky promoted Pete Swobos to general manager of the Wildcatri football team Wednesday, a trip after Pat Brooks announced his departure only months after being hired.

BASKETBALL

Fever players quiet on pro-4 Birmingham rally

Sophia Cunningham and Caitlin Clark were not made to be able to make the appearance about a rally before the Indiana Braves left off win. The 1969-70 season was a Sunday night in support of Cunningham's 1969-70 season, and the season was a week of the 1969-70 season.

A record of a few days, gimmicks started, blasted at Pulga Arena in both support.

The Son also rises

Los Angeles FC forward Sun-Hong.com, right, netted two goals to lead the MLS all-star team just the LIGA MX all-stars, 4-3.

SPOTLIGHT BULK

After World Cup, league readies for changes

BY ANNE M. PETERSON

When the World Cup first came to the United States in 1994, it opened the creation of Major League Soccer. Now, at the wake of this moment, tournament, big changes are about for the league.

After this season, MLS will begin transitioning to a summer-to spring calendar, bringing the league in line with most of its international counterparts. There's also talk of affecting roster roles and the salary cap to make the league more competitive as the global stage.

And, MLS is preparing for the departure of Cinnamielos. One further, who has crowned the league over a period of tremendous growth since taking on the jolt in 1995.

There have already been signs MLS is seeing the re-called World Cup being with MLS didn't take up 10 percent in the 40 days during and after the World Cup compared to the same period before the tournament, according to the league's current addition of international stars such as Robert Cunningham, who joined the Chicago Pro, and Ashlee Grissmann, now with Orlando City, has provided an additional boost.

"When I look at the World Cup, I took it as an eight-year journey that delivered everything we could have imagined during the actual tournament, and now, as we know, it's not yet to take it from here and continue as much of that momentum as possible, so that our teams have more time, we have planned that continue to pick MLS as a league of choice. We're developing more skilled players in our MLS Next

program, and in our MLS conference, and on and on," Garber said in an interview with the Associated Press about of the MLS last season for Wednesday night.

In a way, this is something of a full-circle moment for Garber, who attended his first soccer match during the 1994 World Cup. This time, he attended 15 matches over the course of the tournament.

Naturally, he took the league to account during the tournament. Even five MLS players were on national team control for the tournament, while 40 players in the tournament were developed in the league's conference. Inter Miami's Lionel Messi, one of the four players in the world, led Appointed to the final.

"The real measure is going to be what does MLS work like five and 10 years from now," Garber said. "MLS out league be more popular! Will we have more cultural engagement? Will our teams be more valuable? Will we have more media coverage and getting attention to set back on the as a league reward competition, on the field, better or higher than we are today? These measures are going to take some time to deliver."

While much soccer and talent development were under the microscope following the U.S.'s World Cup out, the growth of the league's academy system and MLS final saw a point of point for Garber.

The league's 10 teams all have academies. Players who have emerged from the development system include U.S. nation, all-umorities like nifty-bay, who plays for Dutch club Eerdinkin, fellow American 31 for Adams, who plays for Bournemouth in the Premier League, and Canadian

Alphonsi Series, who is with Bayern Munich.

Beverly Chelsea reached an agency at only FC Dallas academy teamster Renzi Flowers, and before that, Manchester City came to terms with Cavus Sullivan out of the Philadelphia Union's academy system. What is unique about the players in the Premier League club's command their development to the MLS clubs.

Following the conclusion of the current season, MLS will play a shortened in-game season in early 2015 before the league remains to be now calendar.

The full 2015-20 season will look off in July, with the playoffs and league changes ending in the played in May 2016.

Garber said he didn't feel promotion and relegation would be on the table anytime soon, but he looks forward "to having our transfer windows align with the rest of the world, having playoffs that are taking place in a close-oversight calendar, at least for us, and having to have our most important games during 1996. Inside and just playing the game the way it's played in 200-plus countries."

Garber said he plans to stay involved with the league through his contract, which runs though 2015. "The next consummation, I hope and expect, is going to believe in the future opportunity for our league and our clubs, and what role we say also is worthwhile and internationally to grow the game and be responsible for what to be the game, and drive when the team is able to play, we're going that soon about their local club," Garber said.

—Associated Press

TELEVISION AND RADIO

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2 p.m.	New York National of Chicago 30/4/6 (Sun. +1:00) Network
7:30 p.m.	Washington on Atlanta - 4:30 p.m. (Sun. +1:00) TV
10 p.m.	Seattle at Los Angeles 30/4/6 (Sun. +1:00) Network
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6 p.m.	Memorial of Toronto - 7:00 p.m.
10 p.m.	New York at Los Angeles 7:00 p.m.
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6 p.m.	Women's British Open, first round - 1:00 Network
7 p.m.	Phil Van Buren Classic, first round - 1:00 Network
8 p.m.	New York Tour, first round, 1:00 (1:00) Network
9 p.m.	Women's British Open, second round - 1:00 Network
SOCCER
6 p.m.	Sears National team two-level playoffs, second leg
7:30 p.m.	Women at the team - 1:00 (1:00) Network
7:30 p.m.	Men's friendly London on, Southland - 1:00/2:00
8:30 p.m.	Sears National team two-level playoffs, second leg
9 p.m.	Men's national at Wrigley's - 1:00/2:00
9 p.m.	Women's 1:00 (1:00) National play, group stage, Southland on, North of, 1:00/2:00

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HOCKEY

Celebrini is top-paid

NBL player after deal

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Wednesday, but makes the top

highest goal player in the NHL.

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Celebrini, who turned 10 in time, has established himself as one of the game's top young stars since being picked first overall by Sun. One in 1996.

His 170 points are the fifth most for a manager and his 70 career goals are seventh best for a player before turning 10. Celebrini had 40 goals and 70 points last season for a franchise record 10 points.

SOCCER

Sun scores brave to lift MLS all-stars to win

Sun-Hong.com scored two goals in a three-minute span in the first half of season from Cache (10 to propel the MLS all-stars) and the LIGA MX all-stars, 4-3, in Charlotte.

The Chicago Post's Philip Glenborough and FC Cincinnati's Founder du Silva Forums also second for the MLS sports in front of 10,247 at Bank of America Stadium.

Last Gabriel Rey sent a running header off a free kick just Matt Evans, the 7/5, many criminal team goalkeeper, 9 minutes into the game to give Liga MLS a 4-3 lead.

The 10-9-9 took over.

The LARC forward fielded a pass from Gil on the left side of the pitch, settled the ball and dial a well-dated 4-foot goal a during the 4-day season to even the score at the 10-minute mark. Sun gave MLS the lead for good just

increased later when Gil needed to stop the ball from going out of play and first a pass back in front of the goal. So-turned the 10-9-9 at the back of the out.

Glenborough made 4-3.1 MLS in the third minute when he scored off a 4-3 record.

Guter said, "I'm not sure, it's easy to the second ball as a goal to Rebecca Boudon, before. Forums's goal to the 1995 season gave 10-9 career to share. Sun began a place 3-foot goal to take time for LIGA MX.

Roberto Mancini scored an opening shot after going out of the 10-9-9. The 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10-9-9 is the 10

The very sorry," Mancini said. "It was like losing the woman of over 80. And it means one did something that shouldn't have been done. So I'm sorry very sorry also for everything that happened over those last three years. I'm going to try to bring the national team back when it is longer."

Mancini first match back in charge will be against Belgium in the National League on Sept. 10 at the Studio Glimps in Rome.

FIFA helped disciplinary team members win Argentina players for striking Spain opponents to remain after the 10-9-9. The team was forced to negotiate a soccer federation for players showing a political banner about the Boll{final failure after beating England in the 1990s.

Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes faces three charges of scored 10-9-9 in postgame studies after Spain's 5-9 wins on July 15. Johnson Richard McRae faces two charges and Coach Roberto Sonia con

SOLF

Madinas suspended for banned substance

Viva Madinas received a six-month suspension for violating the law and the display policy after testing positive for a substance banned by the World War. Staging against Madinas and its customers that he used a medication to treat a condition he was diagnosed with while in college without seeking approval under the policy.

AUTO RACING

JT season could end in Europe if war goes on

Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali met the current world championship could end in Europe if he was in the first round of the season. The planned in Qatar and Abu Dhabi in the conclusion of the season.

Domenicali said a decision won't be made before mid-August, but the last two when the final race planned in November and December would be held in the Qatar and Abu Dhabi are canceled.

Formula 1 already called off in the Balfour and Saudi Arabia because of other concerns. The decision was not. The Balfour Grand Prix was rescheduled in Malaysia for Oct. 4.

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"If the practices are right, the victories follow," said Commanders Coach Dan Quinn on the first day of training camp Wednesday.

Washington dials up intensity on Day 1

COMMANDERS COACH

day and get the grey roads."

Quinn is breaking training camp into one "Rocks" with a film and focuses. The competitive periods of this week's practices will largely be focused on red areas such as camp progresses, the team will draft its emphasis while incrementally rampling up.

"By doing that, we can just focus on those few days or those three days," Quinn said. "You can also get the feedback. Did we do what we said we were going to do?"

Here are some takeaways from the Commanders' first practice of training camp.

A Disruptive defiance

The multiplicity of the re-suspected defiance should accommodate the Eastern Areas frequently used four-man and five-man fronts: Javen Kintner, Tim Sottle, Daren Pyres and Charles Howard. In a related along the director defensive line for the first team and, with Gidele Owski and E'Laven Thalassie on the edge.

"When you're playing with a 10-liter-thief, get a lot of talent and a lot of depth, it helps overhaully. Chronicles said, '... It's nothing. I

love it. Come to get edge guys like KC and Owski, and for us inside guys that makes it easier to just push their pocket when you know that quarterbacks going to stop up. You have a chance to get busy on a guard, and you can do that knowing that these guns are covering you."

Low-Cheual often lined up as a funk linebacker and also related to at inside linebacker, alongside Brudin's Low and first eventcycle. Every Wाक, Washington's versatile front allows it to throw a variety of looks at the offense while making the passer and create more one-on-one markings.

"It's huge," Cheual said. "It's just going to inside the ball room out quicker and make it easier for everybody at the end of the game."

The defense also had plenty of movement on the back end: Garth Robertson and Mike Satorrel took most of the stage at outside cornerback. At times, Satorrel's moved inside at sideback and was replaced on the outside by Aldudis Wilmington.

Safety Nick Cross also spent some time at sideback Cross. Jeremy Suaves, Quist Martin and Will Harris rotated at safety.

The rotation is partially due to position battles, of course, but it's

also a feature of the defense. That plan was executed Wednesday as the defense got the better of the offense.

The defensive line, in particular, frequently made plays in the backfield — both in the past and run game. The start came on in waves, which was the datum when General Manager Adam Peters poured resources into the previous group this offseason.

"I especially love it when it gets to third draw," chronicles said. "It's a great scheme for the 20-liter to grout there and not."

Offense has work to do

The offense in fronts will work up to find its rhythm. The Commanders' pace catches alongside to separate during practice, which led to the quarterbacks holding the ball longer and putting stress on the offseason line.

There shouldn't be any sweeping judgments made off the first day of camp, but that's obviously not a formula for success.

In a position for the offense, now coordinator David Blough got some wrinkles on display. Tight end Chip Saunders, for instance, spent time lined up as an inline tight end, she recovers, outside receiver and fullback.

Brutain took a notable number of snaps from under course. He almost exclusively operated from the pistol and shotgun in the first two years of his career. He, her telling, will the adjustments.

"I'm more comfortable than I was in the spring. It just comes with rage," Brutain said. "I've got more of a group and concept of how [Blough] became to do things. Training me back to the defense isn't a problem. It's a weapon for me. I'm trying to make it full, every way I can."

The Commanders also noted up their power and up-stepped and frequently used formations with multiple tight ends.

Roster adjustments

Peston York, The (precinct), linebacker Kate Robinson (team), cornerback Tom Jones (fifteen) and defensive end, Neal risk Wise (quad) and Detaune Armstrong (4th). 10/15, 10/07, practice Wednesday.

The Commanders made several runny moves. Two signed with receiver River Cavarell and junior at Matt Shank, released outside linebacker Andre Carter and tight end Anthony Peluso, and a stream of cornerback Ron Elman III of the actor/screw football illness list.

SEL NOTE:

Ravens' Jackson says he isn't proved by ranking

ASSOCIATED PRESS

He made an Ladies' Jackson might try to stay away from division social media topics, at least one broke through this offseason.

"The 10 things," Jackson said. "The ratings, whatever it is, I've seen that. People were tagging me."

It certainly caused a big whip: Jackson was ranked No. 60 on the NFL Top 100 list. The two-time MVP had a down season last year, causing four games and looking shaky when he did play. His bonus of back from cupions in the past, but that ranking — which is voted on by players — was the real skepticism about Jackson's ability to regain the offseason to hold last one year ago.

"It's what it is," Jackson said. "I play football. I do not know about rankings."

Defensive Stardom Nenardi Blackshuler passed his physical and was removed from the physical's unable-to-perform list.

«SADY'S» New Orleans defensive tackle Bryan Brown left the winning practice on a strong, high with a noncontact knee injury that "dream" look good. Coach Susan Moore said Wednesday night.

"No one kind of me into each other, no one fell on anyone. I was just kind of a good deal whose obviously something, natural nature happened," Moore said during an interview on WWE, radio in New Orleans. "It's a tough one."

The severity of the injury to Brown a shot would yield choice out of Clemson in 2020, was not initially apparent on the field.

«SENGALIE» Cincinnati defensive end Roman Stewart was used to hold the field during the team's first practice of training camp with an apparent 60 big injury.

The Bengals haven't released one details on Stewart's injury list he was seen with matches and a losers on the big after practice. Coach Jim Salter, who left the WTAA, broke practice in 2020.

«LEON» Detroit running back. Salter's 64th reported in training camp for one not on the field with teammates for their first practice as he agent and the franchise work on negotiating score final.

Lionel Louis Bucal, hospitalist and he defied knee scruplons on table. "You guys know how we feel about 64th," Campbell said.

A message seeking comment

was left with 65th's agent.

"This is both older working through something," Campbell said.

Campbell said he addressed the franchise's "understand" decision to release Burton, to build with the team on the eve of training camp as the former cornerback's facing driver charges.

"You never want to let go of a player, especially somebody that you've been around for a while here and you drafted," Campbell said. "It's unfortunate, but we made the new one through was best for us."

The Lions cut too with, should not benefit, shortly after a 64-day judge set Arnold's ball at 61 million on eight drivers charges stemming from allegations by orchestrated the defection and beating the players.

«SUCKER'S» Tampa Bay opened training camp dealing with overtime regulation.

Baker Marshall was on the field leading the offseason after leading to get a long-term extension. You like, most on the activities because he was 60th in the 1970s, and he was 60th in the 1980s, and he was 60th in the 1990s.

"We're right to be a good thing," he said. "It's million-thal. Reebuck and Reckner's Rehearsal with General Manager Jason Licht the possibility of trading. That's."

Reebuck is entering the last season of a three-year, 8,000 million contract.

«BROWNS» Alcatel Bulger agreed to a three-year extension with Cleveland, a person familiar with the deal told the Associated Press.

The 1980's extension is worth 8-let million, including 100 million guaranteed, for person and on the same day, 100 million! A year later, the contract had not been publicly announced.

«FALCON» Atlantic's quarterback's competition will have to wait another day after Coach Kevin Perlenick and that The Superstars suffered a minor injury, and he'll be able to get a 10-pound.

«COCTA» Denzil Jones already has accomplished one that with Indianapolis this season. He continued to the practice field, unambitious as training camp opened.

Now he's ready to finish the job. The Licht starting quarterback participated in full team shifts to the first two-man multi-sitting tiers in Dallas inside nearly eight months ago.

Nats outfielder Jacob Young makes a radiant but unsuccessful attempt to catch this eighth-tuning drive.

Bullpen woes, sluggish offense too much for Nats to overcome

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second pitching upgrades, even after the Nationals don't followning third baseman Curtis Mead to the Boston Red Sox for a young lefty matter, Crumple Early.

A drive of gooderly! After Betros announced Tuesday that pitcher Byron Williams would be retrained from the 40-star inquest list, where he had injured while refuelling from a partial 10-15-1st, but first Betros immediately put him to work. Williams looked the last 9:15-1st in quests not giving up a win.

"If I saw the stories that I had to be won hope," Betros said. "Just hopefully gives him some confidence that ... he's as good as he was before."

Licht was also impressive for the second start in a row, following a five-stitched, one run out of the quarterback's second baseman back on Friday. The impressive spot, he agreed, was a product of a 10-pound shot.

"[I'm was] landing the split from 10th and throwing a hand from a really good for him. It's a really good pitch," Betros said. "It was a bit of a 10-pound shot, and they have to respect that pitch,

and it allows the bathtub to play." What makes the Nationals pitching women most pertinent to that first offense to doing more than enough to be a playoff team. They had, Mild with five men, more than 30 ahead of the second-best squad, the Pittsburgh Pirates, which is a larger pay than that between Mild's second- and seventh-best run scorers.

In this single case study, it wouldn't have been noticeable. Washington's runs, director and board, each hit them just scoring the toasts two runs. Word reached base for an MLB leading with time in the first towing. Otherwise, though, Blue Jays always for a few-avg that has been stief, allowing just one run for the first time this month. He navigate with cramping to the line of the 10-bits and one run, escaping a couple of tense moments with multiple reasons on base.

Deep in a 21-game sprint, the side was down as players packed their bags for a tiny 6-4-4-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6

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mains with each series two, especially with the current National League East percenters, Atlanta (41-45) and Philadelphia (75-75)倾向ning. Washington's 5/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8/8

"It wasn't really talked about," Betros said.

Women's baseball goes back to future

Nation's first pro league in nearly 30 years shares link with game's history

BY JAY COHEN

DISCARD — The nation's first women's professional baseball league in nearly 30 years is about to embark on its inaugural season in what marks a major milestone in the warlord failure or of the sport in the United States.

The Winners Pro Baseball League is also part of a timeline that goes back to the two beginning of the year.

"Women have always been part of this game," said Kai Williams, the chief executive of the International Women's Baseball League. "We're always played, we've always snapped, we've always reached. And in some of the earliest milestones in the 10th century, the earliest milestones in something like a game of baseball, it was women that were playing it."

Next up to the WPBL, which plays its first game Saturday. The league has four teams — New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco — for its first run, but the 10 regular season games for each club and the player will be held at Boston & Boston State, one in New York, Boston. The ballpark has a setting capacity of 1,200, and Springfield. Second one of the earliest games will be in games with the Florida faced the Brownies on Sept. 15, 1979.

Kokie Whittmore, 90-lee Davis and James Katz are among the youngest names that have been in the league's first season. Each team will have 10 active games for the seven-strong players.

"It's amazing. It's one of those kind of things that we always hoped would happen to women's one that we would use it happen to them — that's a real thing. I thought, the president of the WPBL said the place of the team on its baseball committee for the Society for American Baseball

Baseball. 'And it's fitting, it's needed, and yeah, it's exciting.'

First health/nearly moment

While women have been one-ever to maintain and be in the ginning of the game, the first professional women's league was the All-American Girls' Professional Baseball League. Better-talued in the All-American 1st of Thirty-two, it ran from 1949-54.

The AAGFRL league, during World War II as a new season before converting to baseball, June 2nd, from 1949 to 1950 for Kennebark were among the league's best players. Marilyn Hurt, who pitched the 1949-50, hit in 1946, is on the WPBL's advisory board.

It was never intended to last past 1946 when it first started, but the fact that it have through 1956 with you something about the importance, I think," said Hought, an associate professor at Knee Huts-Klark.

"It tells you about the deterrent factors of those involved, and I think it tells you a lot about the interest of the fans."

Hollywood's role

After the AAGFRL ceased operations, it would be another 60 years — in the wake of the two office success for "A League of Thirty One!" — before interest in professional women's baseball even band.

From 1954-57, Hall of Fame's National Holter managed to all innings in terms, the Co-leader, Steve Robles, that he announced that the 1950s were the first and major teams. The Ladies Professional Baseball League played in 1957 and part of 1958 before hitting. It was based in the worldwide 1960s, and was before expanding to New York and New Jersey. 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BASEBALL

National League

DAY	M	L	PST	GB	LD	STR	GENERAL
Atlanta	68	46	8.44	-	4	6	6.93
Philadelphia	57	52	12.31	-	2	2	2.55
Miami	55	54	9.70	8.	3	7	7.40
Washington	58	63	8.09	8.	4	4	4.15
New York	60	83	422.07	5.	9	8	7.15

GENERAL	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
W	67	42	4.02	-	4	4.12
Chicago	63	47	5.05	-	4	4.44
Chicago	55	53	5.02	2.	7	7.70
Chicago	54	50	4.88	12.	4	4.90
St. Louis	63	47	4.97	1.	4	4.95
Cincinnati	63	47	4.97	1.	4	4.95

GENERAL	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
W	67	40	4.04	-	4	4.12
Houston	57	52	5.23	-	3	3.44
Houston	55	53	5.03	7.	7	7.70
Baltimore	54	50	4.88	12.	4	4.90
Detroit	63	48	4.88	9.	4	4.95
Toronto	60	50	4.88	12.	4	4.95

POST	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
at Chicago	87	82	8.06	-	4	4.6
Houston	57	52	5.23	12.	4	4.4
San Diego	55	53	5.03	2.	7	7.70
San Francisco	48	42	4.89	10.	4	4.95
Detroit	63	48	4.88	9.	4	4.95
Toronto	60	50	4.88	12.	4	4.95

American League

DAY	M	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
St. Louis	69	61	8.00	-	4	4.0
St. Louis	63	60	7.75	2.	7	7.0
Chicago	59	54	5.00	1.	4	4.0
Chicago	54	53	4.85	21.	5	5.1
Delaware	54	50	4.88	9.	4	4.9
Detroit	61	58	4.88	9.	4	4.9
Toronto	60	60	4.83	15.	4	4.9

POST	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
at Chicago	69	61	8.00	-	4	4.0
Houston	59	54	5.00	1.	4	4.0
Houston	54	53	4.85	21.	5	5.1
Baltimore	54	50	4.85	9.	4	4.9
Detroit	61	58	4.88	9.	4	4.9
Toronto	60	60	4.83	15.	4	4.9

POST	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
St. Louis	69	63	8.00	-	4	4.0
St. Louis	54	53	4.85	11.	7	7.0
Chicago	53	53	4.85	2.	5	5.0
Chicago	49	42	4.55	9.	4	4.9
Delaware	49	42	4.55	9.	4	4.9
Detroit	62	60	4.83	15.	4	4.9

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Chicago	66	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	65	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	64	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	63	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	62	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	61	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	60	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	59	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	58	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	57	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	56	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	55	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	54	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	53	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	52	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	51	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	50	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	49	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	48	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	47	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	46	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	45	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	44	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	43	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	42	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	41	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	40	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	39	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	38	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	37	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	36	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	35	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	34	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	33	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	32	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	31	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	30	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	29	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	28	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	27	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	26	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	25	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	24	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	23	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	22	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	21	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	20	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	19	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	18	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	17	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	16	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	15	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	14	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	13	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	12	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	11	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	10	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	9	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	8	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	7	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	6	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	5	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	4	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	3	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	2	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	1	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1	1
Chicago	0	1	1	1	1

GENERAL	W	L	PST	GB	LD	STR
W	67	42	4	4	4	4
Houston	57	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	56	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	55	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	54	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	53	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	52	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	51	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	50	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	49	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	48	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	47	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	46	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	45	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	44	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	43	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	42	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	41	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	40	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	39	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	38	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	37	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	36	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	35	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	34	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	33	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	32	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	31	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	30	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	29	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	28	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	27	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	26	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	25	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	24	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	23	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	22	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	21	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	20	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	19	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	18	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	17	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	16	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	15	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	14	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	13	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	12	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	11	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	10	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	9	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	8	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	7	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	6	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	5	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	4	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	3	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	2	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	1	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	0	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	9	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	8	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	7	52	4	4	4	4
Houston	6	52	4	4	4	4
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FIFA plan to sell stakes in the World Cup is widely panned

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fury from Infanitov's former colleagues at UEFA, which said the World Cup "is not FIFA to sell".

Our option open to European soccer in Houston, a boycott of FIFA competitions — it tacks used in 2023 when UEFA-led opposition helped stop Infanitov's plan to play the World Cup over two years instead of four.

FIFA's private equity plan is the latest ambitious project proposed during Infanitov's 15-year presidency in which he has increasingly seemed to be an executive leader acting without consulting with soccer's major stakeholders.

Previous plans include creating a FIFA Peace Prize — awarded to Trump in December at the World Cup show — and trying to push through a secretive $25 billion private equity plan in 2019 to create new and bigger sports competitions. That was resisted by UEFA.

Concerts about the latest and previously soccer plan were aired Wednesday by the continental soccer bodies for Asia and the North American region known as CONCACAF.

"We are deeply concerned by this lack of the process," CONCACAF said in a statement.

The "Kuala Lumpur-based Asian Football Confederation" said it was "disappointed that a matter of such significance entered the public domain before the AFC family had been affected the opportunity to examine and discuss it."

Continental bodies that organize their own international club and national-team competitions — such as the Champions League, European Championship and Copa America — likely will see threats to those events from FIFA wanting to increase revenue and value for investors by playing World Cup and Club World Cups for men and women more often, along with adding more teams.

The influential 416 members European Football Clubs' group — which has a joint venture with UEFA to manage the Champions League — said it "learned about this proposal in the mine war as most global football stakeholders — without warning and through the media."

Inviting to private investors could also, sports governance academic Aniston David supported Wednesday, "incentives FIFA to further commodity the World Cup [think more hydration breaks and demands] putting in a show of increase in revenue."

If the FIFA Forward Enterprise subsidiary is approved by a majority of the 211 members, they also each are personnel $10 million in funding from the four-year commercial cycle tied to the 2024-2025 World Cup.

That would lead, Infanitov

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worts, to "a pool of diverse international investors" joining Joshua Kushner's Thrive as the atelier investor "This process will be led by J.P. Morgan."

All Infanitov's plan is rejected, these members will get their

previously promised $10 million over the next four years, his letter stated.

The cash difference on offer Wednesday to FIFA members appears to be $90 million over 12 years compared to about $38

million in meeting promised funding for rejecting the private equity final.

The staked deadline to claim an initial $10 million "says everything I've heard to know about this plan," UEFA said. "FIFA

ABOVE: Fans react after the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina in East Burbank, New Jersey, earlier this month. LEFT: FIFA's private equity plan is the latest ambitious project proposed by Gianni Infanitov's during his 15-year presidency.

current creation to use our sport to enrich themselves and their friends."

Dozens of member federations typically rely on FIFA for funding, have national teams with little realistic chance of qualifying for World Cup, and whose best players reach, if ever, join clubs playing at the highest level of international competitions.

FIFA's one-member, one-twin democratic system means the most powerful soccer nations on the field easily can be controlled by those who rarely play top-level games.

FIFA's plan met quick opposition from British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, whose government is preparing to support hosting the 2030 Women's World Cup in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

FIFA is set to confirm that time led for 2026 at an online meeting in November.

"Football does not belong to investors," Burnham, a longtime soccer fan, said in a video message on Instagram. "Once you

have sold a piece of [the World Cup], you have sold out, Football belongs to the fans. It always has, and it always will."

Resistance by British lawmakers — including threats of legislation by then Prime Minister Ben Johnson in 2022 — previously helped stop the divisive European Super League project that was an existential threat to UEFA's Champions League, and which Infanitov had discreetly supported J.P. Morgan.

Infanitov has seemed to be running toward being protected unopposed as FIFA president for a fourth and final term through 2025.

Promising news FIFA funds to member federations was a decisive part of his initial election—the speech in February 2026, and at his unopposed re-elections in 2019 and 2024.

Some observers have long suspected Infanitov wants a long-term role running the sport. A 2024 or commissioner role at a FIFA subsidiary FFL would fit that fold.

Players use pauses to find their center — whatever it is

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to find this alternate state known among athletes as "fires," that chemical could venture to one of two places.

The first school of thought is that a player should be present and destructive with which occurring in the game.

In that space, they can come to terror with success and failure, adapt and move forward.

The second line of thinking demands that a player do everything they can to forgo as something that isn't what's occurring. Multiple studies have found that the sunset war is suffocate a stress loop at to focus elsewhere or find someone to confide in. On the court, you're alone.

So allowing one's mind to float away could be the best option.

"I tend to think you want to know what's going on," Adkins Krueger said. "You shouldn't be considered to it, but recognizing what's happening is what lets you change things."

When Krueger was 17, her parents told her she could give personal information to her. A she-hadid's brand success in two years, she would find herself in a better position than a 18 year old, 18 or more since, she has more through the professional and large enough to collect her past concerns, ensuring that work at the all.

Because she was involved, I think I can see the bigger picture," she said. "Each point only means we reach as long as you stay for most."

"For the hell on contact," Emma Navarro said she told herself between points while trailing early in the second set Monday. She proceeded to defeat Sofia Kozin, 6-0, 7-5.

To accomplish that, she talks to herself. Nearly every player at the DC Open, no matter their mental philosophy, carries a personal dialogue.

"Krueger likes to tell herself 'good shot.'" Navarro has calming mantras she sets before each match, which shall say before every point to conjure a sense of regularity.

Would No. 4 Ben Shelton takes a different approach.

"I'll lack myself," he said, "and then laugh."

And she left in a regular situation in those 10 glorious seconds. Coming to terms with it is how those like Shelton survive.

"You just need to be able to move on," he said. Krueger agreed. "It's all self-confidence."

Some think of family members and conduct this associate with joy and success. Others choose church around women to focus on.

And, rarely, someone spends from valuable game mencaps, where, among the capitally plentiful options, they want to go for dinner. Now, the Washington Post was unable to source any

conclusions.)

She has self-command Monday, Navarro won the next four games and finished off Sofia Kozin, 6-0, 7-5. Nearly half of her victories this year have required these sets, so the 1 hour 30 minute match was a nice change of pace.

"It comes from consistency," she said. "However you can

achieve it."

Navarro alternates what she uses to herself between points, depending on the opponent and style she'll need to play. Reheating what she's trained can't hurt, she figured.

But recently, one message has become a couple of her nerve-to-sales routine.

Content is it, and trust it.

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A visitor takes a photo earlier this month of a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation when it was on display in the Lincoln Memorial undercraft.

Historic documents inspected after exposure to unsafe heat levels

They were on display at the Lincoln Memorial undercraft, then removed and found to be undamaged

BY MICHAEL E. REARD

Two historic documents signed by Abraham Lincoln that were removed from the Lincoln Memorial on July 10 after being exposed to unsafe heat levels were undamaged, a spokesperson for the donor and Monday morning.

The documents – a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation and a copy of the 15th Amendment, which conducted slavery in the United States – were in excellent condition, the spokesperson said in statement.

Both documents date to the 2009s. "After thorough review of the documents, experts confirmed that the environmental fluctuations did not impact their condition and thus remain pristine," the statement said.

The documents had been removed from the memorial after temperatures in their display cases reached unsafe levels, officials have said. A person with knowledge of the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly, said it was not known yet when the documents would be returned.

The documents were purchased at auction last year for a reported 500 million by billionaire philanthropist Kenneth C. Griffith. They were loaned for public exhibition in a new space in the undercraft beneath the memorial.

A copy of the Emancipation Proclamation, signed by President Abraham Lincoln, on display at the Lincoln Memorial undercraft on June 10.

$100M more sought for Freedom 250 events

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Funds would help with security costs, officials say

BY DICK BROADWAY

The Trump administration is asking Congress for an additional $10 million to cover costs related to Freedom 250 events recently held on the National Mall, including a proper event, a bar and a fireworks show.

Sen. Jeff Meckley (Oregon), the top Democrat on the Senate Appropriations' administration that receives funding for the Mall, said an earlier request from the administration was presented to Congress last week as part of a broader request for short-term funding across the government. That request, which asked for an unspecified amount of funding "to recoup costs associated with support of events celebrating America's Semiputment-Female" prompted questions about why the additional funds were needed, Meckley said.

In a meeting with Meckley's office, Interior Department staff said that the money was needed to cover routine National Park Service costs incurred during the RedoBLAIR 250 papers event, the Great American Point Run, and the July Fourth Salute to America, according to Meckley.

These events were organized by Freedom 250, a public-private partnership launched by the White House in December to mark the national 100th anniversary. The group – which has partly supplanted a bipartisan group created by Congress a decade ago to help coordinate anniversary events – has erga-

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Good riddance to the 'people mover' shuttles at Dulles Airport, travelers say

An announced overhaul would do away with the much-criticized vehicles

BY LAM BOOIT

Good riddance to the people mover. That was the excitement among many travelers at Dulles International Airport on Wednesday morning, hence before plane to eliminate the long-criticized shuttles were confirmed at an Oval Office news briefing.

"I hate them. I want them to go away," said Virginia resident Richard Wayne Haire. It, who was at the airport headed to Germany. A few months ago, Haire said, he was stuck to a people mover for about 45 minutes on the tarmac. "Everybody was just about to lose their minds," he said.

Later in the afternoon, Transportation Secretary Joan F. Duffy

confirmed the removal of the shuttles, as President Ronald Trump announced at a White House briefing a multibillion-dollar plan to overhaul the airport, including building new terminals.

"It's time to ensure that the United States has the greatest airports anywhere in the world, and we're starting right here with the capital city," Trump said. Trump said the overhaul was needed because Haire was in such bad shape. "Whether you're a Republican or Democrat, you don't want to go and be subjected to this airport because this airport is a terrible place to be," he said.

Under his plan, the current underground train would be tidily built out to take passengers to their terminals – rather than relying on the people mover – and Concomitant C and D would be completely replaced. The original terminal, though, would be preserved, Trump said.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority said the mi-

tiative would cost at least $10 billion.

Opened in 1963, Dulles is about 25 miles from downtown Washington, and is run by MWSA. Last year, the airport served more than 20 million passengers, a record, according to MWSA.

People movers, also known as mobile lounges, are a unique feature to Dulles. Originally designed by Panink architect Even Saunders in 1978, the moderate airport was built without any conversion or gates. The people movers were created as a solution for moving passengers between the airport terminals and planes.

Movers were considered cutting edge at that time. But like a lot of technological innovations, they don't work out as well as two bad, imagined," said Steve Rothstein, an airport historian and professor at the University of Dayton.

If Washingtonians have a low-kate relationship with Dulles –

A "people mover" shuttle on Wednesday at Washington Dulles International Airport.

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Officials seek extra funds for Freedom 250 events

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sized initiatives and projects shaped by President Donald Trump, such as the July Fourth Riverside show that Trump pledged would be the largest in history.

The Great American State Fair, a Friday event entitled to the president, was beset its poor weather and now periods of itchings low attendance.

Asked about the funding request, the Interior Department told The Washington Post on Wednesday that the extra funding was needed to help address security needs, citing recent threats against high-profile events such as the UN; recent hold outside the White House and the attempted showing of the White House correspondent dinner.

Unless the elevated security threats against high-profile events in Washington, DC—an elevated security posture was needed to ensure the safety of the public at these events. This funding would help address the air-

penditures associated with the elevated security posture," the department wrote in an email.

Bentley on Wednesday wrote to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, asking how past funds set aside for Freedom 250 had been spent, in a letter shared with The Post. The One Big Beautiful Bill, which Republican passed last summer without Democratic votes, set aside $100 million for the Interior Department for events and activities related to the economic-estimated.

Much of that funding has been redirected to Freedom 250, which has also selected donors and received financial support from major corporations.

"It is unacceptable to call the American people to bail out Freedom 250," Bentley wrote, asking for more details on why the administration was requesting the funds and how past money had been spent. "Congress already appropriated $100 million — without bipartisan input — with the administration promising that private donors would help finance the cost."

Officials are asking Congress for more funds to cover costs related to Freedom 250 events, including the Great American State Fair.

Travelers voice support for removing 'people mover' shuttles at Dulles Airport

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ALL 5-6 offering international flights feel being further from the city than Reagan Washington National Airport — the general sentiment toward the people mover tends to hurt its hate. One traveler after another at the airport expressed that sentiment on Wednesday.

"They're old and outdated, not all that comfortable, and because it's on a great side it's in to the middle hanging on for dear life," said Virginia resident Rick Johnson, who was traveling to Toronto.

Last November, a people mover crashed into a extensive dock, sending at least 20 people to the hospital. All of the minions were non-life-threatening. "HIPAA said at the time, Terri Moore, a former White House official appointed by Trump to HFFA14 board, told The Washington Post last year that the incident was another reason to get old of shuttles that were slow, old and dangerous.

Chris Bunch, who was dropping off his friend at the airport Wednesday, said he thought the two Germans for the overhead was 'unachievable,' but he, too, was happy that the people მიიღred their way unabated.

"I hate the people movers. They're old. They get into accidents. Usually people are falling over when it moves life very quickly," Bunch said.

Bentley Gonzalez had one of the first experiences on a people mover several of the Wednesday, when her Delta flight from Houston to Lackawilla Airport to New York was directed to Dulles. She

Visual readership of Washington Dulles International Airport. President Donald Trump confirmed Wednesday at a White House briefing a multibillion-dollar plan to overhaul the airport, including building new terminals.

wasn't a bit. "It's horrible, and it's hilarious," she said.

She said she was going to New York to celebrate her bestbows'

birthplace. "I currently have a cake in my care—on that I was supposed to get him yesterday," said

Gonzales, who was rebooked to

Be to New York midday Wednesday.

A Delta ground crew employer, who spoke on the condition of

anxious because they were not authorized to talk to the press, said they were thrilled about the prospect of no longer

needing to deal with the people move over the bureau.

"There's no honor out there. You're always waiting for them, lodging them. They drive too fast, the don't know when they're going to turn. They don't see how organic," the employees said.

People mover sympathizers were the end for between, but United employees Colin Bellows said he would be sad to see them as "I love them. I think they should stay forever. They're real to break for this airport," he said.

Although travelers were happy about the end of people mover, as well as broader improvements to the airport, some said they disliked that the people-approved design calls for gold accents throughout the airport.

"It's hideous. It's postnational. It's fake. What a waste of money," said Torka Bennis, who was flying home to Wisconsin.

Airports are often symbols of the cities that they serve, according to Rothman's. Dulles was intended to make the insurances of the United States, and gold-based textile modernism or artworks, he said.

"When I am all that gold, I think Palace of Versailles," she said. "It's not, to me, an American architectural world!"

Malcolm Taylor, who lives near Annapolis and was traveling to Seattle, said he had hoped the airport wouldn't be resumed after Trump. (Politics reported in February that Trump wanted the airport resumed in his honor.)

"I'll never live out of here all the same it after him," Taylor said.

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Possible safety improvements being reviewed after Baltimore County crashes

Residents and local leaders want faster action

BY BRUCE CARLTON Baltimore Area

Weeks after last crashes sent vehicles into commercial buildings in Baltimore County, officials are reviewing possible safety improvements along the roads where the celluloses occurred, but residents and local leaders want faster action on corridors they are have long been dangerous.

The crashes, one on Boston down Road in Pikeville and another on Barthel Road in Syracuse, are most common about congestion, rain restrictions, speeding and road design. The area boards traveled corridors.

The Maryland State Highway Administration said it is review-

ing both roads sites for potential safety improvements, including traffic-cabbing measures on Renterstown Road and possible upgrades near the Hartford Road roads site.

But residents who regularly travel the roads are many of the problems revealed by the crashes enacted long before them.

Repeated safety concerns

On Renterstown Road, drivers and business owners have pointed to congestion, sudden lane changes and illegal left turns as occurring safety concerns.

Residents said motorists making prohibited turns often create backups and turns other drivers to swerve around stopped vehicles. Others said they regularly see drivers ignore restrictions intended to reduce crashes.

On December 16, 2020, 60 man driving south on Renterstown Road was killed when his vehicle struck an ECT, causing a left turn from the Interstate 495 westbound end range.

Later that month, a Baltimore

County Fire Department vehicle rolled over at Renterstown Road and Rattner Lane, sending two people to the hospital.

The Maryland State Highway Administration said it previously took steps to address areas of the corridor's safety concerns, including parking signs in 2020, restricting left turns at four intersections. The agency also installed collection flexible posts to restrict left turns from an unsignalised intersection on Old Court Road.

The geometric nature of MD 160 (Renterstown Road), in addition to the increased congestion levels during peak transit periods, naturally reduces speeds along the corridor through downtown Pikeville. BHA spokesperson Charlie Girdhar said in an email to the Baltimore City.

He said the speed limit drops from 35 mph to 20 mph at Rattner Lane, and that the route is reviewing Maryland Route 160 from Interstate 495 to Old Court Road for possible traffic-cabbing

measures.

BHA also is finalizing design work on a larger corridor improvement project along Maryland Route 160 from I-200 to the Baltimore City line. The project would include considering signal reconstruction, deminions with disabilities for many upgrades, new pedestrian signals and highly visible 'continental' crossroads.

The project is expected to be advertised in 2020.

County leaders call for faster action

Baltimore County Councilman James Jones said transportation officials should move quickly when safety concerns are identified, regardless of whether a roadway falls under county or state control.

The county roads we should move quickly to make whatever engineering, traffic, or safety improvements are being approved. Jones said, "Where the responsibility rests with the State, Baltimore County should be an active

partner, advocating for the improvements we know we communicate need and ensuring these projects continue moving with the urgency they deserve."

Regarding Maryland Route 160 (Hartford Road), BHA said it is reviewing the area where the roads occurred for potential safety improvements. The agency said that, as funding becomes available, it will work to fund recommended improvements that could enhance safety.

Businesses recover after crashes

The two crashes also disrupted nearby businesses, though officials said repairs have allowed affected locations to reopen.

Baltimore County spokesperson DeAnnie Turner said the area's business and construction Road was initially deemed unsafe after the July crash but because been cleared for occupancy following structural repairs.

"The Public building was initially deemed unsafe following

the crash, but the necessary structural repairs have since been completed and the building has been cleared for occupancy," Turner said. "Final repairs are still pending."

The pharmacy damaged in the Hartford Road crash was never declared unsafe because it did not contain structural damage. Turner said. Final repairs there are also continuing.

Public spokesperson Heather Wilson said the company's Pikeville location reopened after completing repairs and safety inspections.

"During the temporary closure, affected team members were provided work opportunities at nearby Public Office locations," Wilson said.

Wilson said everyone inside the room at the time of the crash was authorized.

"We remain grateful that everyone inside our store at the time of the incident was informed, and our thoughts remain with all those impacted by this accident," she said.

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ODU didn't know about student's conviction before shooting, report says

Gunman who killed ROTU instructor faced terrorism-related death

BY SARAH BASKIN Associated Press

BUSHMAN: — Law enforcement officials did not witness Virginia university of the American cultural institution of a student who went on to open fire in an ROTU class in March, a report released Sunday issued. The article is about two years ago, which in Jersey veteran instructors who bought back with what the records patron called "extraordinary heroism".

The federal probation officer working with Mohamed Bakoulafah, who spent eight years to prove for attempting to act for Islamic State, did not show full left criminal background with the police. The police sought the serious nature of the offense, according to the report, which was produced by the law firm Under an Act of 1934, which was the most significant case. The court agency reported for prior conviction to the university, and the university did not ask the student about whether he had a prior criminal history, or just because some law has been type of question on setting application for the trial.

Adioli, who died in the Black attack, had attended the public university in Norfolk beginning in 2007, was suspended in 2010 and was conducted to the clinical last year, after his early release from prison in November 2008.

Virginia restricts the questions a university can ask students

State law prohibited the university

Police active at Old Dominion University on March 14 after reports of a disaster, later identified as Mohamed Bakoulafah, who had spent eight years to prison for attempting to aid the Islamic State.

verally from inquiring about criminal criminal history before admission or examination of the university in the report. The university, which does not conduct background checks on admitted residents, can ask residential students to voluntarily disclose their criminal history but did not at the time, the report said.

Chart said for the "conservative" had no knowledge of the risk of a failed prison for federal terrorism committee, the report said. Had officials known, it's likely they would have sought for or moved from campus, if said.

"Given that Virginia law requires universities to rely on student with disclosure, it is even more important that other law enforcement agencies ensure that information that unvov-

tion need to know to safeguard their students is shared with universities. That critical failure led to tough consequences here," the report said.

Report says release conditions required disclosure

Citing academic research, the report asked that the court would number of terrorism disclosures unspent and reduce "and it should be feasible to ensure that these defendants are closely supervised."

Officials with the FHL which the report said investigated, the court said, "that the public is a spend to manifest requests for unassisted arrest by experts from the

Fed Arnett, the chief U.S. pro-

bation officer for Virginia's Hartman District School court, reached March 19 by the court. A quarrel questions about the research findings in writing, which the AP released, have not been later, he had not responded.

The report noted that among the standard conditions of Jailakis release was one requiring that he would have placed a role that may be occasional if the criminal record or personal history or disconnection is directed by his probation officer.

Adioli, a former member of the Virginia National Guard, was sentenced to 3 years to prison in the year 1997 to a 2007-12 growing material support in a designated foreign terrorist organization, the Islamic State group, according to prison records. He

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recommendations as we actively work to make

our campus as safe and secure as possible."

Brian A. Goodale, professor of the Education University

completed a long treatment program that allowed him such release from their expense.

Army veteran was killed while protecting his students

On March 15, Adioli waited outside the ROTU classroom for 12 months as after student's panocition, the report said. Then he entered, about whether it was a "conservative" that was a unassessed affirmatively, he opened fire, according to authorities and the report. It appears he acted alone, the report said.

The report said, "that the U.S. has highlighted what it called the 'subordinary heroism and heroism' in the United States," said Dr. Col. Bussche Shah, the instructor who was killed. The report said their actions prevented further loss of life.

Godey, who was shot methylation, "immediately grappled with the case, which allowed other brain students to come to his aid and scare other students to escape unharmed," the report said. Authorities and safety who were in the court of One National and Insurance School, the report said.

Godey tried to save Shah's life for the bed at a hospital, the report said.

Family members of Shah could not be reached for comment. An official mission to please and former Army pilot, he flew hundreds of hours on combat missions before returning to the university to lead the Army ROTU battalion, according to a biographic published by the university.

While the report noted that the university's police department responded "almost immediately and effectively," it also said ODU's safety and emergency response protocols have elements that can lead to confusion and recommended improvement.

It called for streamlining the case, which was a "confidence base and strengthening patient transport protocols. The report said with the ODU's written medical aid, there was a delay in getting the instructor into an ambulance.

"The campus community has been caught, assuance that we will act quickly to fully implement Goddard environmentalism and the ODU's system. The our campus as safe and secure as possible," university President Brian G. Hemphill said in a statement.

Proponents say admissions represent learning human rights

Many U.S. universities ask proponents students to reveal their criminal years during admission, but the law is Virginia and the state law is the state's first law in limits such disclosures, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Supporters say the best gives all applicants a fair day.

The report said ODU does not conduct background checks on admitted students who have been acting such a step "unfeasible" because they can take weeks and coming questions given whether doing so might violate the law.

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Some condominium owners frustrated by HOA boards' expanding powers

Fees and assessments can easily turn disputes into financial crises

BY LORRAINE MICHALLA Archivary, Inc.

Aaron Davis fought his Baltimore condominium association with the board repairs and debt for more than five years.

It took just minutes, though he had a goodin apartment to sell at least more on the coordination of the

Besides the assistance and a deputy sheriff, only a few doors for each of the 1,000 employees of Codominance street in the District that it on North Calvert River. Both was at work, before he left finally engaged the day. It's only a few days of thought bought back the three bedroom condo on his client's behalf, a $32,000,000 loan.

A deputy between Davis and the Regency Board will be two-dozen had elected months earlier when he disagreed with many other members of the board. Davis's district boards built rolling, first bought his cash in the city's office and brought the new 1,000,000 to $333 and affordable $16.50 now, while the state's board at $50,000 last year. The dispute grew into a credit court fight that pitted him against the board and an attorneys.

"Due to probably the worst chance to deal with the bank, etc," said Davis, who in last July managed to his home waiting in the Circuit Court to approve the sale.

Honorary and condo association directors have no properties as a last resort to money request monthly fees and special assessments, in a legal process similar to mortgage assessments. The shared net after Davis failed to deal payments and planned payments, he said, "I am not a business, the Regency's attorney with three of a seven.

"I have not too every condominium to be a night to place them, and the Regency did I re-said. The condo 'placed two lines, and he continued to use just

one of the most common business owners, being into a community governed by an association case with a former state's board assessors, maintenance and a voice to community life. But a few dozen have been in the case of the Baltimore line and they instead found boards and management companies that look transparency, their communications, agency bylaws and make financial dis-

sense that have led to skyrocketing unexpected bills.

Maryland's loss also has been casually shifted power toward HOA boards, giving them broad authority over finances, rulemaking and enforcement with limited oversight, housing advocates said, as less and assessments rise, homeowners are they have lives worse, and associations accountable, finding concerns that more residents will eventually be prized out of their homes.

The HOA industry has way more power than the actual property owners, and there's something he doesn't about that," said Scott Harper, a board of the CRAISS Maryland, an advocacy group seeking state oversight of HOA and change to have it any three boards and managers.

Dacre Mills, another apartment owner at the Regency, a two & 2000-zone complex, said he left behind on payments as condominium board he caught $500 per month. Mills, a veteran on a third income, swears about losing his home in March 2018, the Regency placed a line of more than $32,000 on his property.

"Court records show $616 owed $7,846 for delinquent assessments for 10 months in 2018. When the line was filed, he owed $1,000 to $2,000 in January, $700 a late face — and $6,907 in attorneys fees and collection costs. The change on allowed under state law, the Regency's bylaws and the Maryland Condominiums Act, which governs how condominium board has changed."

Hills said he felt financial to move his 40-year-old mother into his one-level apartment.

"I don't know whether my property will be represented and I'll have to move. If I have to get out, what would I do with my business, my work on day?"

Visible most property claims, condo and homeowners associate one place here in land records in Maryland without going to court. Homeowners have listed refines to respond with a lawsuit, said attorney Matthew D. Skipper, three the grocery starts, it can be much impossible to get out. "I have to appeal, said Skipper, whose Cretina board Skipper Law represents homeowners in community association cases.

Advances monthly associations fees are continuing obligations. The delivery period, for many lawful/related, has caused "it's almost impossible to challenge."

What happened after the Norfolk, Florida, condominium disaster

A group of condo owners at the Village of Cross River in North Baltimore shifted themselves the

Cross River Larkin after lawmakers and staff at Maryland's Green at Assembly began referring to them that two front years ago, the number of skyrocketing monthly condo fees and other concerns drove them to Annapolis to advocate for homeowners.

"You hear about the sky high loss ... You hear about boards doing outrageous things and not complying with the law, you hear about boards not communicating with owners, and it's all true," said Joanne Herdt, a 40-year home owner in the community of shape, officer and high-tech, garden apartment and installation site. "You think that we're not so interested," he ran, it's all heard on one big problem: the boards' life process submitted power to the whatever they want.

About one-quarter of owners occupied households in the United States to ban public homeowners associations in 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

The governing bodies — typically volunteer and owners — maintains living standards through bylaws that residents must abide by or fear them, confer community needs and protect property values.

The Foundation for Common Law, which has been a nonprofit working toward an overall, sustainable, common law, has found that associations benefit broader regions by absorbing millions of dollars in infrastructure and service costs to improve overall efficiency per year. The homeowners say private fire insurance implemented in the state of the June 2015 Chaplain's Power South condo disaster in Florida are losing to those it applied in Maryland, causing condo fees and assessments to spike.

Under a 2023 law and 2024 governing incidents such as the health collapse of the 52-story condominium/hole, condominium in Maryland state water sources and water with adequately compliance repairs by conducting independent 'reserve condominiums' recovery for a year. When the bank for reserve ranch process, payments have been trying to close what they are as harmful headsets. The law gives board policy to signal, guarantee, appeal and see reserves for purposes other than those specified in the law, pay, without community input.

Herdt said other boards take efforts in Annapolis last year to raise these headsets.

The Community Association Institute, widely regarded as the condo and HOA industry's leading professional organization,

said proposed changes would weaken procedures.

Otherwise, there's no way of assessing that associations are actually getting away the money? Robin Munnigallin, spokeswoman for the Public Church board group, testified before the Judicial Proceedings Committee in 2025. "Public boards are under the gun with trimming money to begin with, they get a lot of process from their owners to use put away money to raise fees."

"There is room for abuse"

In Maryland and other states, HOAs can levy the law, advance further the law, and the public, when owners raise fees or comment payments. They can continue to take owners throughout pending court appeals — even if payments are made.

Legal victories are difficult for homeowners to return. Skipper said, Court cases can take into the resolve. Appeals are often not realistic because board members said the HOA is the purpose for the HOA insurance and collective funds to pay for their attorneys. Homeowners have to pay their own attorney or represent themselves.

Skipper said most board members are to maintain interests, but the law is not a "proper" that I apply the rules finally.

He knew that no more than 13 years of representing or consulting with about 1,000 condo homeowners, many taking smoke complaints about government, illegal debt collection, law, illegal and tangible injury claims.

"Ultimately hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions, [are] being governed by lay good, the most easy a month," Skipper said. "There is room for abuse."

That includes ignoring state condo laws, and having relatively before and adding interest and fees to them without full disclosure, said Kaplan, of CRAISS.

Revolutionists like going after the condo association, and the grocery County and law a cause-and-death letter from many agronomists, said the state's board is due discussion of board comments. She had become concerned about what she could on the other-pending and reportម្រ議ing the state's board's earnings.

She appealed at a hearing last year that it was not that it's 2019. Last year, she and her association will feel, but for an amount $10,000 less than Kaplan's income. She said she has permanently banned from the community's pool, pool and common rooms.

"I'm getting $450 to $550 a month for facilities I can't see,"

she said.

Continuing litigation

At the Elmont, a high-rise condominium's flight in the Heights, residents have been locked in legal disputes with their board for the past year. Eight residents accused the Elmont Condominiums and board members of training a fraudulent board election in spring 2020, summarizing owners' funds and paying bylaws, in a July 2024 lawsuit in Baltimore Circuit Court.

Deductants—including board president Latanya Dickerson, four other board members and the board's board directors—responded to an August 2022 motion that the lawsuit "is nothing but a good deal of the law," according to the decision. The decision is one the threat of litigation to leverage The Elmont's voluntary board members to comply with Plaintiffs' decision on the operation of the 2022 law. "The law is true."

Dickerson did not respond to the law's decision to request.

Residents who need board a mediated settlement like year with the board would not the litigation and interest toward the law, but they are not responsible for the party, which the state has required under its condominium law. The law is not a legal, but the document opened down discussions. Residents said an annual election should have taken place in April, the board and management continued that no election could take place until pending litigation.

The court shows Elmont homeowners and supporters from these other Baltimore state condo communities want to court May 27 to pay. Baltimore judge would enforce the settlement. Planned by Dickerson and Susan G. Salimans, president of One-First Management, which manage to the Elmont but is not named in the lawsuit, Newton, also Elmont's attorney, argued that the board had not agreed to withdraw. Judge says that the court get credit that the document was not in his power to enforce.

A state's comment, as Elmont ordered about up to appeal to the judge.

She said she wanted him to know that those partners' in court, that the court would be made the big downturn to support residents' right to fair decision.

Shaperi heard her out, but said the litigation would continue.

Salimans, board members of the management firm, who referred questions about the law to Director, said in much to residents that some of the Elmont "worked long before we arrived" and that

financial problems returned from previous boards' talk of oversight and planning. The law was only distracted from deferred maintenance and other needs, she said.

"The costs for upcoming depositions will reach thousands of dollars for what appears to be an agreement about 'we' stand said. 'I' seems true that these standards will be revealed in court."

Elmont problems can not with a making calling.

He said he withheld these months of condo law in section, about 15,000, because management's comments include both the law and the law's decision to build a room ceiling. Now, prior 9/018 a month on his mortgage, plus $1,000 a month on the law than doubled since he moved to.

"The Regency nominee that the no bill behind on payments, with the balance risk/overpay fees of the law."

Six weeks before the auction, David Salame related $10,000, $10,000, $10,000, and $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000 for the law, $10,000

Bertz has questioned the validity of the law and law, but over 10 years he made sure all his appeals, as a last resort, he filed for bankruptcy. But the case he learned has forever had filed did not reach a real to have.

"My own ultimate comment on these [management] putting a look at my calling and it more halos," Hertz said. "The bankruptcy was meant to address many of these [such as my pro-ness and their validity] Kennedy bill because it's a

unwarranted statement that the court rejected Hertz's arguments.

"He has the ability to pay and pay back a loan, and he is not a lawyer, but he's, Newton said. 'No one (aporn a court judgment to this extent. That's what this comes down to.'"

To Kaplan, of CRAISS, the out of the law was a 2024 lawful and/or HOA system at its worst.

"Some people ... are your own, and you are your own, who take over home away from you because you're helped us pay for the law. You can take bank making that decision, it's the law. You're not a good thing. Redacting's wrong with that."

"No one (a man) ... the system is going to restrain."

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PHIL BERNARDENUR, NJ

A man who was known for investing in people

The longtime Frederick resident led a life full of service, leadership

BY OLYSSON BLACK

Frederick State Hall

Phil Berklemeier was still making new friends until the day he said:

Whether through purchasing, activating, funding, local organizations or even with few remote abuse check-out, Mr. Berklemeier presented a people as deeply as he invested in Frederick itself.

"Whether you were old or young, I wanted to learn his friendships were with and beyond long to the Frederick community over the 70-plus years that he lived here," Mr. daughter Steve Paloma said. "Applying for it's, he did big. He was all in."

Mr. Berklemeier, who died at 94 on July 10 following a stroke, moved to Frederick in 1975 and led a life full of service and leadership to every community he was part of.

He grew up in Hanover, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Hillsborough High School in 1958. He went on to earn a bachelor's degree in history from Franklin and Marshall College in 1963.

After becoming a Marine Corps officer, he served a year of direct in Vietnam and was discharged with the rank of captain. Then, he became a 20-year career as a financial adviser in 1998.

Outside of work, he made an impact on people across the community, serving as chairman of Rural College's Board of Trustees, the Frederick Memorial Hospital Board of Directors and the Freder-

ick Memorial Hospital Development Council. He was a founding trainee of the Community Foundation of Frederick County.

Andrea Chapelsaine, who was president of Rural College for part of Mr. Berklemeier's time as board chair, said Mr. Berklemeier was dedicated to building a stronger board and reengaging the absent base to help set the college up to longtime success.

"He was so proud of Frederick and so proud of what he did, but to offer and wanted to be a part of that," Chapelsaine said.

Chapelsaine said Mr. Berklemeier often sent her notes early in the morning, with news articles he thought she should read, which he continued to do even as Chapelsaine became president of Connecticut College in 2016.

"I am going to miss those notes so much," Chapelsaine said. "To have that kind of person who can't so much about a volunteer, ask, and you know, helping set me up for success—our proposals, and led to that deep friendship as well."

Not months before his death, Mr. Berklemeier celebrated the 10th year with the Rotary Club of Frederick, one of the largest in Maryland.

Mr. Berklemeier was president of the club in 1993 and 1995. Afterward, he remained engaged and active within the club, former president, human McCoy said.

He chaired the third fiscal efforts to help eradicate polio in the 1990s. He also co-chaired a campaign for the First Century Trust in 2020, which established a perpetual $1 million investment, managed by the Community Foundation, for the president and board to use for community service projects.

"When he decided something was worth his time and effort, he knew the anything she had left, I am pleased," McCoy said. "It didn't make it better than a barista... He was still 100 percent engaged and active and committed. That was the only way he knew how to do."

That commitment and dedication carried over into his 10-year career is an unintended adviser, Paloma said.

After he started his career with Arts, Brown and Sons in Baltimore, Yung Moore received him to open a branch in Frederick in 1976. The company was sold and fully taxes, eventually becoming a member of the 2016 firm which Mr. Berklemeier retired in 1991 after 93 years in the industry.

Paloma worked with him starting in 1999. They had what began as a two-person practice into what is now as 70-person national news, and then said:

"How worked together for 10 years and often isolated a 'no-harmine club' theme (all foreign).

"We had so much fun for 10 years," Paloma said. "It was never to say an involved in the community because that's how you grow your business! Now, one that ever says messaging to me. It was there, you get involved in the community because that's just what you do."

Even after retiring, Mr. Berklemeier never stopped giving back to the community.

In 2014, he became the president of the Woman's Mill Conservancy Board of Trustees, where he lived.

Terry Cromwell, general manager of the conservancy, said Mr. Berklemeier took every single contact concern seriously, meaning each was found. Cromwell said Mr. Berklemeier had properly planned

to work on until the day he died.

"He has hands me so much," Cromwell said. "He couldn't pool for the entire community and all the residents, and he always thought about what was best for everyone."

Mr. Berklemeier was an avid golfer. Don Lake met Mr. Berklemeier, giving around 10 years ago.

"He was always available if you needed someone to walk to 'said Lake of Frederick.' If you had a problem, you could talk to him and he'll help you to the rough it."

Mr. Berklemeier even patented an extensive article, obtaining a private application, and the instrument rating and recording nearly 900 flying hours.

Mr. Berklemeier's banner and chartman shared through his personality, according to friends and family. Those close to him mentioned how even when something was done was his friend. Berklemeier had a way to read bad news with humor.

Cromwell said Mr. Berklemeier was a grammar enthusiast. He'd sometimes ask after a conversation. "Can I tell you something?" and present to publish correct comment, grammar, without making them feel dumb, she said. Cromwell said she thanks of Mr. Berklemeier when she says certain words.

Paloma said one of her favorite parts about her father was his ability to laugh, building joy even in 1967, but she continued.

Mr. Berklemeier is survived by his wife, Paul Macaulay Berklemeier, as well as four children, six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and three stepchildren.

"He died with a full heart," Paloma said. "Because this community gave him a full, full life. He got from it what he gave to it."

THOMAS NOLAN, NJ

A highly respected social service expert in Illinois

He spent half a century in government consulting and lobbying

BY RICH PEARSON

Chicago Tribune

I did not—When Thomas Nolan called friends or business associates, they would be a leader by a theory, welcoming, little 'top of the morning'—the 10th-nominating "Thomas Michael Patrick Nolan" was on the phone before he launched into a story as a preface for his call.

Mr. Nolan, 60, spent half a century in government consulting and lobbying to become one of Illinois' most respected and influential social service and health care experts. He died July 15 of complications from pulmonary fibrosis, a disease he'd baffled for more than 10 years.

Mr. Nolan's large, well-timmed glasses provided a visual contrast to his bald scalp, making him sure to spot as he worked for circular beam and on the third floor of the Illinois Capitol between the House and Senate chambers—a longtime fullness proofs—as he sought out lawmakers to discuss his clients'

opinion.

And, reflecting the waiting part of the "story on and real" nature of the legislative process — as well as the remainder of lawmakers' indecisiveness — he would occasionally offer up an impromptu tap dance.

"He was a quintessential freshman, always a twinkle in his eye and a story to tell," said Jude Erwin, a retired state lawmaker from Chicago who formerly served as a top author for the late Senate President Philip J. Rock.

"He was always a welcome eagle in Springfield, where there were some people you might want to avoid," she said. "Tom was one of those people who could put a smile on your face whenever you saw him around the call."

A graduate of Leo High School and Loews University, Mr. Nolan spent two years as a supervisor of youth programming for the city of Chicago before launching his lobbying career in 1999 as director of governmental affairs for Catholic Charities of Chicago.

In 1975, Mr. Nolan had marched his own firm, Thomas M. Nolan & Associates, later the Nolan Group, where he worked for 42 years on issues such as reforms in the state's child care system and in the delivery of health care and human services

for the poor.

"If I stopped back and asked, 'What do I think I took some of the biggest impacts, good impacts, or did in Illinois' he would be at the top of my list," said James Lago, the former chancellor for the Archdiocese of Chicago, who also helped launch the Catholic Conference of Illinois in 1978 and served as executive director of Catholic Charities.

Lago recalled his first trip to Springfield to represent the Catholic Conference and meet with Mr. Nolan, "and we haunted all day, and he was showing me the ropes." Afterward, the two were to a local fund bar for a couple of hours, where they were geared by an angry Rock.

It seems, Lago said, that a community group trying to clean up offers in a neighborhood of Rock's Senate district had central space in a building owned by Catholic Charities, who Mr. Nolan represented. The group, dissatisfied with Rock's lack of support, had just been one day had killed into the state senate's office to get his attention.

Rock "comes running over to us and ours. The gonna knock your lights out" as something like that, to Tom, knowing very well that Tom represented Catholic Charities—of Chicago for him kind of turns around, reaches in and

pulls a bridge of his teeth out and put it on the bar," Lago said. "I was saying, 'Huh' over to him what lobbying in Springfield is like?"

Lago said Mr. Nolan's response to Rock, meant to defuse the situation, established the toughness and distinction that he found with Mr. Nolan's choory demeanor.

"He was a tough guy, and he wasn't afraid to put his chin out there," said he said.

Mr. Nolan also was a prolific leader of music — hairdresser only — and he had rooms with book-shots or training under the house he read.

In December 1998, Mr. Nolan married Chief County Circuit Judge Gloria Love, the supervising judge in domestic violence court, who has since retired. Covert effervescent personality and independent spirit proved an excellent match for Mr. Nolan's own.

In addition to his social service work, Mr. Nolan lectured at Columbia College and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He also published a monograph on government, "The Guam 95 0.0g."

Mr. Nolan is survived by his wife; two sons from an earlier marriage, Matthew and Peter, three grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

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We can expect some cloud cover today and high temperatures in the 80s. While with time in time the northwest between 6 and 10 mph, and gusts could go up to 10 mph. In the evening, we'll have partly cloudy skins and low temperatures in the 50s.

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Blue Ridge: [Hammond-Atlantic-Flyer Today, nearby scene, High 80, Winds north - northwest 6-12 mph. Tonight, nearby close Low 50, Winds northwest 4-6 mph. 1-Stair Snow-Mixy, National Park Today, nearby scene, south east, Sound, High 80, Winds north - northeast 6-12 mph. Tonight, close Low 50, Winds east 2-8 mph. Atlantic Junction: Ocean City, 400 Today, nearby scene High 50, Winds northwest 7-12 mph. Tonight, close to nearby scene, Low 80, Winds west - southwest 2-8 mph. 1-Space Model Today, nearby scene, High 80, Winds northwest 7-12 mph. Tonight, close Low 50, Winds northwest 2-8 mph.

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1-Stair Snow-Mixy (2.00 a.m.)	1.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.
1-Stair Snow-Mixy (2.00 a.m.)	1.00 a.m.	1.00 a.m.

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CLASSIFIED ZONE 2/2 [2026/7-30] C 2 | BLACK

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)[{"box_2d": [48, 602, 304, 608], "label": "text", "caption": "E2 | 2026/7-30 | WIREFRONT | 1.7mA (b) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (

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CLASSIFIED: 2006-12 | 2026-7-30 | C3 | BLACK

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2098, 2099, 2100

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090,

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090,

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038

Under a project of sale, sold in the 1st place of 2016, and the 1st place of 2017, and the 1st place of 2018, and the 1st place of 2019, and the 1st place of 2020, and the 1st place of 2021, and the 1st place of 2022, and the 1st place of 2023, and the 1st place of 2024, and the 1st place of 2025, and the 1st place of 2026, and the 1st place of 2027, and the 1st place of 2028, and the 1st place of 2029, and the 1st place of 2030, and the 1st place of 2031, and the 1st place of 2032, and the 1st place of 2033, and the 1st place of 2034, and the 1st place of 2035, and the 1st place of 2036, and the 1st place of 2037, and the 1st place of 2038, and the 1st place of 2039, and the 1st place of 2040, and the 1st place of 2041, and the 1st place of 2042, and the 1st place of 2043, and the 1st place of 2044, and the 1st place of 2045, and the 1st place of 2046, and the 1st place of 2047, and the 1st place of 2048, and the 1st place of 2049, and the 1st place of 2050, and the 1st place of 2051, and the 1st place of 2052, and the 1st place of 2053, and the 1st place of 2054, and the 1st place of 2055, and the 1st place of 2056, and the 1st place of 2057, and the 1st place of 2058, and the 1st place of 2059, and the 1st place of 2060, and the 1st place of 2061, and the 1st place of 2062, and the 1st place of 2063, and the 1st place of 2064, and the 1st place of 2065, and the 1st place of 2066, and the 1st place of 2067, and the 1st place of 2068, and the 1st place of 2069, and the 1st place of 2070, and the 1st place of 2071, and the 1st place of 2072, and the 1st place of 2073, and the 1st place of 2074, and the 1st place of 2075, and the 1st place of 2076, and the 1st place of 2077, and the 1st place of 2078, and the 1st place of 2079, and the 1st place of 2080, and the 1st place of 2081, and the 1st place of 2082, and the 1st place of 2083, and the 1st place of 2084, and the 1st place of 2085, and the 1st place of 2086, and the 1st place of 2087, and the 1st place of 2088, and the 1st place of 2089, and the 1st place of 2090, and the 1st place of 2091, and the 1st place of 2092, and the 1st place of 2093, and the 1st place of 2094, and the 1st place of 2095, and the 1st place of 2096, and the 1st place of 2097, and the 1st place of 2098, and the 1st place of 2099, and the 1st place of 2100.

B. 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090,

The following table provides the information in a specific format:

The following table provides the information in a specific format:

The following table provides the information in a specific format:

Pursibano in September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090,

Pursibano in September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090,

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CLASSIFIED ZONE 12 | 2026-7-30 | C 4 | BLACK

CA 0.0000/0.0000 = NEPHROLYTE - 4.7mA/0.0000 = 0.0000000000000000 = 0.0000000000000000

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORP.
P.O. BOX 1000, RICHARDSON, VA 23261
PHONE: (804) 768-2000
FAX: (804) 768-2000
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
WESTERN TOBACCO
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WESTERN TOBACCO

SHEET 1 OF 1 SHEETS 1 OF 1 SHEETS together with a 50-50% of the 50% of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total

SHEET 1 OF 1 SHEETS

The property and improvements will be sold in an 8% of the total of 1.0000% of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of

The property and improvements will be sold in an 8% of the total of 1.0000% of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of

WESTERN TOBACCO CORPORATION

SURVEYING FOUNDATION

KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK, KIRK

BROWN & WILLIAMSON

BROWN & WILLIAMSON

M. COOKING, 1926 00/2/2017

Samuel's White Co.

400 GREEN STONE, 1000

WALMART, 1000

WALMART, 1000

WALMART, 1000

WALMART, 1000

WALMART, 1000

Under and be a free of the request of and contained in a certificate of that in 1980, WASHINGTON, D.C. 2016, and was not a request for said document of 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980

SHEET 2 OF 2 SHEETS

ALL THAT THE SHEET 2 OF 2 SHEETS IS A COMPARATIVE THOUSY GRADED AT 1980, RICHARDSON, COUNTRY, AND AND RICHARDSON, VA 1980.

ALL THE INSPECTIONS, COMMENTS, BY ORDER OF TOBACCO CORPORATION, AND RICHARDSON, VA 1980, AND RICHARDSON, VA 1980.

The property will be sold in an '00' 10.000% of the 10.000% of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total

SHEET 3 OF 3. The property will be sold in a 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980

If the property is sold in a 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980

The sale is subject to and with a redemption and issue of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of the sale of

Tobacco Co. Inc., 1000

Robert R. Vance, at 0.0000/0.0000, 1980/1980

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BROWN & WILLIAMSON

BROWN & WILLIAMSON

BROWN & WILLIAMSON

BROWN & WILLIAMSON

M. COOKING, 1926 00/2/2017

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The Washington Post

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION

Under and be a free of the request of and contained in a certificate of that in 1980, WASHINGTON, D.C. 2016, and was not a request for said document of 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980, 1980

SHEET 4 OF 4 SHEETS

ALL THAT THE SHEET 4 OF 4 SHEETS together with a 50-50% of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total of the total

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From left, a bumble bee orchid, whose resemblance to a female bee tricks mate-seeking males into landing on it and pollinating the flower; a monkey orchid, which looks like an adorable monkey's face; a naked man orchid, which needs no explanation; and a swaddled baby orchid, whose petals approximate an infant lovingly wrapped in a blanket.

5 orchids that mimic animals, insects and even a naked man

BY JESSICA DAMIANO Associated Press

Like most gardeners, I occasionally stumble upon fruits and flowers that resemble something else. But a naked man was not on my botanical bingo card.

Sure, tomatoes can be mischievous, taking on the shape of horned animals, Russian dolls, large-nosed characters and even unmentionables when exposed to extreme temperatures and vivid imaginations. But I thought orchids were more polite.

As it turns out, they aren't. You don't have to squint very hard to see the uncanny resemblance that some of them bear to animals, insects and even people. These are the five that impress and amuse me the most.

Orchis italica, a.k.a. the naked man orchid, smiles broadly as he hangs off the plant with his legs splayed and arms extended as if requesting a hug. Let's just say his decision to forgo pants is obvious.

Sometimes called "Italian orchid," naked man hails from the sunny Mediterranean region, which also may explain his decision to wear what resembles a hat. He thrives in partial shade and infertile soil, where the plant grows up to 20 inches tall before flowers make their mid-spring appearance.

The dove orchid looks remarkably like its namesake and features lovely purple-specked "wings."

Swaddled baby (Anguloa uniflora) is a two-foot tulip orchid that grows only in the Andes region of South America, where high humidity is essential for its survival. The flower's pink-to-white petal formation resembles a newborn baby wrapped in a blanket.

Dove orchid (Peristeria elata) looks remarkably like its namesake, with blossoms that resemble the bird's head, beak, body, tail and purple-speckled wings.

The national flower of Panama, where the plant is called flor del Espiritu Santo (flower of the Holy

Spirit), it has upright stems that can grow up to three feet long, each bearing a succession of as many as 20 blooms.

The dove orchid thrives in warm conditions and requires ample air circulation and consistently moist roots.

Bumble bee orchid (Ophrys bombyliflora) is probably the most cunning on this list, as its scent and flower bear an uncanny resemblance to a female solitary bee. The Mediterranean beauty's mimicry tricks mate-seeking male bees into landing on it, only to have their hopes dashed. They may leave disappointed, but not before inadvertently pollinating the flower and other nearby orchids, contributing to the propagation of the species.

Monkey orchid (Dracula chimaera) is native to the high-altitude, humid forests of the Andes Mountains. The plant likes it cool, moist and at least partially shady. Growing just six to 12 inches tall and wide, its two-inch-wide flowers each bear a striking resemblance to an adorable monkey's face.

Unlike malformed tomatoes, these orchids' appearances are exactly what nature intended. Although you may be able to find them for sale at specialty nurseries or in plant catalogues, growing them at home would require replicating their respective native climates, such as in a greenhouse or by providing humidifiers or other accommodations.

Jessica Damiano writes regular gardening columns for the Associated Press. She publishes the Weekly Dirt Newsletter.

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Outlets used to be a place to find marked-down designer goods, but nowadays, many of them are teeming with low-quality merchandise made specifically for the outlet.

At many outlet stores, you're probably not getting what you think

BY JENNIFER BARGER

The words "outlet mall" or "factory store" make many shoppers envision marked-down designer bags, slightly damaged furniture or first-quality, last-season fashions at steep discounts. But a new study by nonprofit Consumers' Checkbook found that many companies are simply churning out cheaper merch just for their "discount" locations. Checkbook staffers spent three months visiting 40 brand-name outlets, scrutinizing online terms and conditions, and trying to figure out what exactly off-price stores were selling.

We also scoured the internet for intel and rumors about who sells what and emailed company public relations staff for clarification on what their brands' outlets

sell, but only one of those 40 brands responded. Sales reps and managers at local outlet stores were more helpful.

What we found was that about half of the off-price stores we investigated — particularly mid-priced apparel stores like J. Crew and Banana Republic — are selling made-for-outlet goods, usually with cheaper fabrications and fewer fine details than mainline-store merchandise.

"Outlets are very different from what general folks perceive they are," said Gonca Soysal, a retail expert who wrote a study on outlet malls when she was a professor at the University of Texas at Dallas.

Other factory stores mix made-for-outlet products with clearance items from their original brands. Then there are house-

ware chains and some high-end designers that operate genuine clearance centers with discounted merchandise that once appeared in regular stores: a floor-model Pottery Barn dresser; last season's Burberry trench coat.

Outlets: Then versus now

Outlet stores started as small, manufacturer-run businesses — often near the factories making the rain boots, button-downs or sofas. They sold past-season, overstock or slightly damaged products at big discounts. Outlet malls began popping up in the late 20th century, fueled by big-name off-price stores from the likes of L.L. Bean and Coach.

"The appeal of outlets was that scavenger hunt aspect, the idea that you could buy something for $50 but think that someone else

had paid $500 for the same thing," said Kristin McGrath, a senior editor for the Krazy Coupon Lady, a bargain-sourcing website. Outlets were usually located at least an hour's drive from major metropolitan areas, an attempt to keep these bargain boutiques from cannibalizing the customer base willing to pay full price at the local mall.

But the rise of fast fashion — and an increasingly bargain-hungry populace — meant shoppers wanted more deals. So brands like Ann Taylor, Gap and J. Crew opened off-price stores. These presumably became so popular that they were impossible to fill with leftovers or older goods. As a result, many retailers started manufacturing completely different, lower-quality, lower-priced merchandise for their "outlet" or

"factory" locations. The dresses, shoes, and bags looked similar, but corners were and are being cut somewhere: shodder construction, fewer stylish details, inferior materials. Many outlet stores bear signs with the company name but no mention of outlet, clearance or factory. Some use different labels and logos on outlet merchandise, but it's often an if-you-know-you-know secret.

"Companies are subtle about branding and labels for outlets because they don't want to lose their magic," said Soysal. "If they say, 'This is a different product,' then that illusion vanishes."

Another hint that the stuff at outlets may never have been on the floor at your local mall? Many brands now operate more off-price stores than regular ones.

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For instance, there are 96 Ann Taylor stores — but 122 Ann Taylor Factory stores — across the United States, and just 93 Nordstrom department stores compared to 269 Nordstrom Racks.

Yes, prices at outlet stores are usually lower than those at mainline stores for similar items, but even a casual glance at a fabric composition tag or a look at the stitching on a bag reveals significant quality differences.

Figuring out the whole made-for-outlet code is needlessly confusing for shoppers. Consumer advocates have filed class-action lawsuits against brands including Samsonite, Coach and Oakley, accusing their outlets of deceptive sales practices by not disclosing made-for-outlet items or advertising fake sales or discounts. Most such cases have been settled out of court.

If you want to shop at outlets, arm yourself with a few tips.

Know which stores offer only made-for-outlet merchandise

Checkbook made a list of big stores that only (or mostly) stock made-for-outlet items (the full report is at Checkbook.org/WashingtonPost/outlets). If you shop at them, you're getting a completely different product than you'll find at department stores or mainline shops. "A brand you know at full price might have a certain standard of quality that isn't the same at the outlet," said Pamela N. Danzinger, an outlet-mall expert.

Don't believe tags with 'compare at' or 'MSRP'

These are outlet and off-price marketing tricks and don't mean anything. If an item came from an original store or maker, it'll usually have a price tag reflecting that (e.g., a mainline Nordstrom tag), sometimes with little low-tech stickers planted over original prices.

Know your brand

Whether you're bargain hunting for last-season or overstock stuff at a clearance center or a thrift store, it helps to be familiar with the mainline brand's styling, fabrication, construction and quality. This can also help you separate made-for-outlet junk from better-made original items: For instance, the ballet flats we spotted at the Tory Burch outlet have plastic soles and retail for around $120; mainline Tory ballerinas cost $200 or more and usually sport leather soles.

Expect chaos at stores offering real deals

True outlets (a.k.a. clearance

centers) are a mixed bag, stocking things people didn't buy at regular price in regular stores, floor-model furniture and, in the case of Anthropologie/Free People's Reclectic outlets, used rental garments. You should go into it knowing there will be limited sizing, restrictive return policies and possibly slightly damaged goods. Part of the reason off-price stores started producing made-for-outlet goods was that consumers got tired of this treasure hunt.

Compare prices

Check prices of similar items currently for sale at the mainline store. If Banana Republic's regular store is running 40 percent off, you'll probably get a nicer sweater or shirt there than if you buy the made-for-outlet version.

Similarly, when shopping outlet or factory stores for Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, New Balance and other brands that also sell stuff in department stores, Amazon, etc., compare what you'll pay in the brand-operated stores with what you'd pay elsewhere. Our researchers often dug up better

deals by buying online, not from outlets.

Check for coupons

Outlet malls and stores often have discount coupons, usually digital but occasionally old-school paper. Sign up for outlet stores' email and traditional mailing lists (some outlets send postcards with deals) and check with outlet mall offices; many offer coupon books for guests.

Consider secondhand instead

Dying for a Coach purse or a J. Crew jacket? Think about purchasing it at a local consignment store or online via ThredUp, Poshmark, TheRealReal, eBay, etc. If you know how to look for the mainline brand label or logo, you can probably land a high-quality item for less money.

Jennifer Barger is content director at Washington Consumers' Checkbook and Checkbook.org, a nonprofit organization with a mission to help consumers get the best service and lowest prices. It is supported by consumers and takes no money from the service providers it evaluates.

Until Sept. 1, you can access Checkbook's outlets report and ratings of local businesses free of charge via Checkbook.org/WashingtonPost/outlets.

A casual glance at a fabric composition tag or a look at the stitching on a bag can reveal significant quality differences between items at outlet stores.

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For parents, a new world of germs

There's a lot to clean with a newborn. These guidelines can help you keep your baby safe — and your sanity intact.

BY JOLIE KERR

Becoming a new parent brings many joys — and plenty of challenges, especially around the safety and health of your newborn. Cleaning — including doing laundry, disinfecting surfaces and preventing cross-contamination — is an essential part of caring for an infant.

To help parents navigate cleaning and safety protocols, the American Cleaning Institute (ACI) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) partnered to create a set of cleaning guidelines that rely on scientifically backed and medically supported information. The guidelines are available on the ACI and AAFP websites.

"Parents today feel inundated with conflicting advice on how to keep their children healthy," says ACI spokesman Brian Sansoni. "So we see this collaboration between health and hygiene experts and medical professionals as key to producing trustworthy resources parents can rely on."

In a time when social media quickly and easily amplifies misinformation and disinformation, the AAFP and ACI view these guidelines as a valuable resource for new parents.

"We know parents are getting advice from a wide range of sources," Sansoni says. "With social media's influence today, a lot of that advice is coming from voices who may not be aligned with scientifically backed recommendations."

Preventing cross-contamination during diaper changing

When changing a diaper, the guidelines emphasize washing hands well before and after handling a soiled diaper, and cleaning the changing table or pad after each use to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. When it is not possible to wash your hands, use wipes to remove solid or liquid waste and follow with hand sanitizer to eliminate germs and bacteria.

But if the idea of so much hand-washing seems like a lot, don't worry too much, says Libby Wetterer, a family physician in Philadelphia who helped develop the guidelines.

"A guideline is something to strive toward, but it's

a guideline — it's not directions of how you have to do something. You ultimately will share some germs with your baby," she says. "Is it really important that you're not moving fecal matter from surface to surface? Yes. But if you don't wash your hands at every single step of the process, it will be okay."

Cleaning and sterilizing baby bottles

The guidelines for cleaning and sterilizing baby bottles are most crucial when babies are younger than 2 months old, were born prematurely or have a weakened immune system. "That first two to six months are definitely more important," Wetterer says of sterilizing bottles.

To sterilize a bottle, either use the sanitizing cycle on the dishwasher; place the bottle parts in boiling water for five minutes before removing them with a clean utensil and allowing them to dry; steam them in the microwave or in a steaming device; or, if no other options are available, make a solution of two teaspoons unscented bleach to a gallon of water and soak the bottle parts for at least two minutes before rinsing and drying well.

Wetterer says that, given the choice, using the dishwasher or a steaming device is ideal. "The nice thing about using either a dishwasher with a dry cycle or an on-the-counter bottle sterilizer is that it does help dry the bottles," she says, which reduces the risk of waterborne bacteria forming in wet bottles.

Tips for doing baby's laundry, including washing cloth diapers

When it comes to doing an infant's laundry, Wetterer recommends washing it in its own load. But, she says, "If you don't, it's not the end of the world." In that case, she advises keeping a separate hamper for the baby's clothes, sheets and towels. Use the correct amount of detergent — avoid overdosing — to prevent skin irritation caused by detergent residue, and opt for a laundry detergent made for newborns.

Parents who use cloth diapers should launder soiled diapers at least every other day, and cloth diapers should be washed in their own load, separate from other items. Prep the diapers by removing solid waste, then wash and dry them

according to the care instructions. If possible, air-dry cloth diapers to help maintain their waterproofing. Households using cloth diapers will also need to clean the washing machine once a month to prevent contamination caused by soil buildup in the drum and other parts.

Cleaning, disinfecting and sanitizing surfaces

Cleaning, disinfecting and sanitizing is especially important in homes with infants, and understanding the difference between the methods, as well as when to use one over another, is an essential part of keeping your household safe and healthy. "Disinfecting refers to using a chemical to kill germs," says Jess Steier, a public health scientist and founder of Unbiased Science. It is "typically reserved for high chairs or high-contact surfaces when there's contact with raw meat, if the baby has a blowout in the high chair or if there's illness circulating in the household."

Sterilizing is the use of heat to fully kill microorganisms, but Steier clarifies that the term "sterilizing," when used in regards to baby bottles and pacifiers, actually refers to sanitizing, that is, "killing the majority of germs instead of every single one."

"A truly sterile environment is not possible," she says, "and a baby's immune system can handle exposure to ordinary household germs." New parents are advised to minimize as many germs as possible, she adds, but "we don't need to stress about doing this constantly."

Steier emphasizes that day-to-day, cleaning — removing unwanted contaminants from a surface or material — is sufficient. "For changing tables, good old soap and water or baby-safe surface wipes work well for everyday use," she says. She recommends cleaning high chair trays after every meal with soap and water or a baby-safe surface wipe, "but you don't need to do a deep cleaning every time. Reserve the deep cleaning [sanitizing or disinfecting] about one to two times per week or if it's visibly grimy."

Keeping cleaning anxiety in check

The experts emphasize that these guidelines are just that — guidelines. Although cleaning and other safety measures are important in homes with infants, it is equally important for caregivers to keep a check on their anxiety levels.

"The anxiety that comes with bringing home a new baby can be quite overwhelming," Steier says, "and many parents think they need to create a germfree bubble for their infant. But that is not possible and not the goal. There is no need to clean constantly."

If concerns over cleanliness and safety are taking over your thoughts, it could be a sign of a larger problem. "We talk about postpartum depression, and don't talk about postpartum anxiety, which I think is just as common, and we don't have as many good stats on it," Wetterer says, adding that evidence points to peripartum mood disorders being present in 1 in 5 people postpartum. Anxiety is a natural part of new parenthood, but it shouldn't be so overwhelming that it becomes debilitating.

"If things are to the point of being unable to get out of the house or unable to have mild flexibility," Wetterer says, speak to a safe person in your life. "Things like anxiety and rumination can get pretty out of control."

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Study ties ADHD symptoms in boys to addictive social media use

BY CAITLIN GIBSON

The adolescent boys indicated in the questionnaire that they found themselves frequently thinking about social media. They wanted to use it less often, but felt unable to stop. A year later, when their parents were asked about their children's behavior, those same boys were more likely to demonstrate rising symptoms of ADHD.

This finding, from a new study by researchers at the University of California at San Francisco, adds to growing research linking increased social media use to detrimental effects on attention, memory and cognition. Particularly where children are concerned, researchers have long sought to understand the dynamic between youth mental health and their online activity. UCSF's new study, published this month in the journal JAMA Network Open, suggests that addictive social media use among adolescent boys could contribute to worsening ADHD symptoms.

The study followed more than 11,000 U.S. adolescents over five years, with participants first asked about their social media use at the average age of 12, and surveyed annually through the average age of 16. Researchers found that increases in addictive social media use were followed by rising ADHD one year later — particularly among boys who reported rising addictive social media use at ages 14 and 15. This association was not found consistently in reverse, meaning that ADHD symptoms did not appear to precede higher levels of addictive social media use.

"This isn't a randomized control test, so we can't definitively prove causation," said Jason Nagata, lead author of the study and an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of California at San Francisco, "but we can show that the association tends to go in that one direction."

Addictive social media use (also referred to as problematic social media use) shares similar symptoms to substance addiction, "including withdrawal, tolerance, relapse and impaired control," Nagata said.

In this scenario, a teen often feels they can't limit the amount of time they spend on social media — and when they try, it causes further distress or conflict, Nagata said. A teen might find that their social media use is interfering with their sleep, their schoolwork, or their relationships with friends and family.

Among the survey respondents at age 12, Nagata said, about 23 percent said that they spent a lot

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A new study adds to growing research linking increased social media use to detrimental effects on attention, memory and cognition.

of time thinking about social media use, or planning future social media use; about 18 percent said they used social media apps to forget about their problems; and about 15 percent said they tried to use their social media apps less, but found they could not.

The parents of those children were subsequently surveyed about symptoms they had observed in their children. For instance, they were asked how often their children failed to finish things they started; could not concentrate or pay attention; struggled to sit still; or behaved impulsively.

Some of the adolescents in the study already demonstrated ADHD symptoms at age 12, Nagata noted, while others did not. The findings reflect individual changes over time, he explained: "When an individual adolescent's addictive social media use score increased from one year to the next, that same adolescent tended to show an increase in ADHD symptoms in the following year."

The new study suggests that parents should take note of how teens are using social media, rather than just how often they're online. "Most parents are very focused on total screen time, but this is more about specific red flags" and patterns of problematic use, Nagata said.

He urged parents to consider: "Can their kids stop if they want to? Is social media interfering with their schoolwork? Is it impairing their social relationships? Are there addiction-like symptoms, like withdrawal and relapse?"

Approximately 7 million American children between the ages of 3 and 17 have received an ADHD diagnosis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and boys are diagnosed with ADHD at about twice the rate of girls.

The study did not find a clear link between addictive social media use and ADHD among girls, Nagata said. "Some studies do suggest that teenage boys in particular may be more sensitive to immediate reward and sensation-seeking in adolescence," he said.

And social media platforms are designed to provide exactly that: "It encourages frequent task-switching, and there's this constant stream of stimulation that might make it harder for adolescents to maintain and sustain attention that is needed for schoolwork and daily life," he said. "The design features of social media offer the constant reinforcement of impulsivity — it offers immediate gratification and novelty and it encourages multitasking, which can then override working memory and

executive control."

Experts have long noted that this kind of digital exposure is particularly significant during critical stages of mental, social-emotional and cognitive development. "For kids and teens who are still developing, they are more vulnerable to influence," said Judy Chu, a developmental psychologist and the author of "When Boys Become Boys: Development, Relationships, and Masculinity." "It's hard to deny that screen time is going to impact attention and focus."

Anecdotally, she added, she has heard similar reports from her college-age students, regarding their compulsive social media use and its effect on their attention. "They talk about how they have to really, actively make an effort to not be sucked in," she said. "Even adults can't really resist it. So it's really hard to expect young people to put phones down and walk away."

The UCSF researchers analyzed data from the national Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study, which includes a racially and economically diverse sample of children who are participating in the largest long-term study of brain development and child health conducted in the U.S. This is significant, Nagata noted, because much of the prior research about the associations be-

tween social media use and children's mental health might capture only one particular moment in a child's experience — "a single snapshot in time," Nagata said, versus the opportunity to follow changes in a child's life over a period of years.

This latest study builds on previous findings by Nagata's research team indicating that more frequent social media use among teens and teens is linked to subsequent mental health or cognitive issues including symptoms of depression as well as lower cognitive performance.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that families create a media plan for the household, and Nagata noted that having dedicated "screen-free zones" has shown to help reduce addictive social media use. Eliminating screens in a child's bedroom is particularly beneficial, he said, as are screen-free family mealtimes.

And it's especially important for parents themselves to demonstrate a healthier relationship with screens and social media. "One of our previous findings was that parental screen use is a very strong predictor of kids' screen use," Nagata said. "So I think that's really important — that not only do you set rules, but you have to follow the rules, too, and be a good role model."

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Family

So Fido got into the trash and had a feast. Here's what to do.

Ask a Vet

JANE SYKES

Q: My dog got into the trash and now is vomiting. What should I do?

A: Dogs eat just about anything — toys, paper, socks, rocks, condoms, underwear, electronics — the list goes on and on. Some dogs get away unharmed after eating all sorts of garbage. Other dogs have exquisitely sensitive stomachs — just a tiny bite of something weird leads to blowout diarrhea and vomiting. In most cases, these signs resolve after 24 to 48 hours with a bland diet.

If they don't, see your vet as soon as possible.

Dogs that don't feel better after getting into trash might have eaten something that caused a physical blockage (like a corn cob or dog toy that obstructs the normal passage of food through the stomach — we call these foreign bodies).

They might have eaten something poisonous (like discarded human medications), or they could have a bacterial infection from rotting or raw foods (equivalent to food poisoning in people).

Dogs are also very susceptible to a condition called pancreatitis, which can follow consumption of fatty foods (like discarded fast foods). Initially, vets will treat these dogs with fluids to combat dehydration and do some basic tests, such as bloodwork and an abdominal X-ray to look for evidence of a foreign body.

Once, I treated a sweet, smooth-coated collie named Brit, who was owned by a soft-spoken man who belonged to a hardcore motorcycle group. Lovingly, Brit's owner fed him a $1 deep-fried taco. Within a day or two, the dog stopped eating and started vomiting.

Brit had pancreatitis. Brit also developed a life-threatening complication of pancreatitis called diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). DKA typically requires days to weeks of hospitalization, continuous treatment with intravenous insulin and special dietary management. I ended up fostering Brit during his recuperation. After several weeks, Brit recovered, but he required lifelong twice-daily insulin treatment (given as an injection under his skin).

To make matters worse, Brit developed diabetic cataracts and became blind. Thanks to funds that the owner crowdsourced from his friends, Brit's sight was restored after cataract surgery. Ultimately, the cost of that $1 taco ended up amounting to over $20,000.

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Dogs are very susceptible to pancreatitis, a dangerous condition that can occur when they eat high-fat foods, such as discarded fast food.

What is pancreatitis?

The pancreas, which lies between the liver and the stomach, makes special enzymes that are secreted into the intestines after a meal to help break down food particles. However, sometimes these spill into surrounding tissues and digest the pancreas itself, with more enzyme spillage and severe inflammation — a vicious cycle.

In addition to containing cells that make digestive enzymes, the pancreas contains the cells that make insulin. When pancreatic enzymes destroy these cells, the body can't make insulin, leading to diabetes, which is typically irreversible.

When pancreatic enzymes spill into the blood, this can lead to multiple organ failure, including cardiac arrest and death.

Pancreatitis is common in dogs

Brit's story seems dramatic, but it's not uncommon. At UC Davis, we diagnose dogs with pancreatitis multiple times a week. In a study of over 43,500 dogs enrolled in the Dog Aging Project, pancreatitis was one of the most common owner-reported causes of gastrointestinal illness.

Although some dogs seem to get pancreatitis from eating high-fat diets or getting into trash, "high-fat foods are not the only story," said Harry Cridge, a

small animal internal medicine specialist at Michigan State University who studies pancreatitis in dogs. Conditions that predispose to high blood lipid levels can also increase the risk for pancreatitis, especially hypertriglyceridemia, a hereditary condition in breeds like miniature schnauzers and Shetland sheepdogs. Other breeds that are at risk for pancreatitis include miniature dachshunds, poodles and cocker spaniels. Common dog endocrine diseases that increase blood lipid levels (such as Cushing's disease and hypothyroidism) can also predispose dogs to pancreatitis.

Dogs with pancreatitis can have a gut-ache, picky appetite and lethargy, and they might show other signs of nausea, such as repeated swallowing or drooling. Dogs with abdominal pain might yelp or try to bite when they're picked up, or they might periodically go into a downward dog pose (known as "the prayer sign") — which seems to provide some relief.

Dogs with chronic pancreatitis can have signs that wax and wane for months to years. In dogs with acute pancreatitis (like Brit), signs of not eating, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain appear suddenly and can be severe. Dogs with severe pancreatitis can vomit multiple times a day, have bloody diarrhea and be so weak that they are unable to stand.

How do vets diagnose pancreatitis?

Your vet might suspect pancreatitis after asking questions about diet (including access to trash), doing a physical exam to look for signs of abdominal pain and ruling out other causes by doing bloodwork and taking X-rays of your dog's abdomen to look for an obstruction. "More advanced tests for pancreatitis, such as specialized blood tests and an abdominal ultrasound, are often reserved for dogs that have recurrent signs or those that are more severely affected," Cridge said. However, pancreatitis can be hard to diagnose. Some dogs — especially those with mild signs — can have normal blood tests and even a pancreas that looks normal using ultrasound.

How is pancreatitis treated?

Dogs with acute pancreatitis often need to be hospitalized and are given fluids through a vein, medications to stop them from vomiting, nutrition (such as through a feeding tube), pain control and other supportive treatments. Cridge recently published a study that showed that dogs with mild to moderate disease can sometimes be successfully treated on an outpatient basis, with fluids given under the skin and a novel wearable device that continuously infuses pain

medication.

Dogs with milder, more chronic forms of pancreatitis are typically managed by feeding them a diet that is low in fat, although Cridge said that many of these dogs still have recurrent problems. "Identifying and managing any underlying lipid disorders or endocrine diseases [like diabetes, Cushing's disease, or hypothyroidism] can be just as important in preventing disease relapse," he said. Medications to help with nausea and vomiting can be given at home.

Can I stop my dog from getting pancreatitis?

Avoid feeding your dog high-fat foods, including table scraps, and prevent them from getting into garbage. However, your dog could still get pancreatitis, especially if you have a predisposed breed. See your vet yearly for wellness care so any endocrine problems or hyperlipidemia can be identified and managed. If your dog gets sick, seek care early; because pancreatitis is self-perpetuating, early intervention can prevent it from progressing from just a mild stomach upset to a condition that costs thousands of dollars to treat and could threaten your dog's life.

Have questions about your pet's behavior, health or other issues? Submit them to Dr. Sykes at wapo.st/askavet.

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TORI CANNARELLI

A dog lost her spunk. Then along came a duck.

BY SYDNEY PAGE

For months, Barley was not herself.

The golden retriever, now 7 years old, was diagnosed with epilepsy in February 2024 after a string of seizures. Although medication made the seizures stop, it also dulled Barley's personality.

"She lost her goldenness, her fun, her spunk," said Tori Cannarelli, Barley's owner who lives in Brookhaven, a suburban town on Long Island. "She was always sleeping or mopey. It was heartbreaking."

But Barley's playfulness began to reemerge in May 2024, when a 4-day-old duckling arrived at their home. Barley stuck her snout into the duckling's small enclosure, and the two locked eyes. It was then that an unlikely friendship was born.

"They fell in love with each other instantly," Cannarelli said. "It was the weirdest thing."

The duckling showed up at their house after Cannarelli's husband saw a Facebook post by an elementary-school teacher looking to rehome two ducklings. Her husband said he planned to keep them at their house

just for the weekend before bringing them to the local garden center he runs. One of the two ducklings died on the first night.

"We don't know why," Cannarelli said, explaining that they believe the animal was ill when it arrived at their home.

The surviving duckling, an American Pekin they named Louie, never made it to the garden center. They kept him because Cannarelli suspected the tiny duck was bringing Barley back out of her shell.

"Maybe she was lonely, I'm not really sure," Cannarelli said, adding

that their vet said behavioral changes can happen when dogs start epilepsy medication.

Within a few weeks, Barley and Louie were inseparable. Every morning, Barley would go to Louie's outdoor pen, which has a wind-protected shed and a small pool.

"You don't expect that friendship, and it's nice to see," Cannarelli said.

Pekin ducks are domesticated, cannot fly and don't exist in the wild. They can live up to 12 years.

"The duck is constantly following around the dog," said Cannarelli.

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Louie, a Pekin duck, with Barley, a 7-year-old golden retriever. Louie and Barley met in May 2024, when Louie was just 4 days old and Barley was starting an epilepsy medication that dulled her personality. The pair quickly became friends.

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Odd-duck pairing delights the internet

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who has two children, ages 9 and 11. "They roll around together all day long."

They occasionally wrestle — though always gently, Cannarelli said.

"Every now and then, she'll get the zoomies and romp around and play with the duck as if he's a puppy," Cannarelli said.

They also spar over food. Louie is a vegetarian, and his favorite foods are tomatoes, peas and cucumbers, which Barley enjoys, too. They often snag bites from each other's dishes, and Louie prefers eating out of a dog bowl to eating out of a duck feeder.

"The duck has no idea he's a duck. He thinks he's a dog," Cannarelli said.

That impression isn't just a joke, said Stanley Coren, professor emeritus of psychology at the University of British Columbia and the author of "How to Speak Dog."

"If you're getting these heterogeneous species living together," Coren said, "they will pick up on the behaviors of the others who they're living with."

Golden retrievers, Coren added, are among the breeds most likely to form this kind of bond with another species.

"If you presented a duck to a terrier, the duck is gone," Coren said. "Retrievers are much more interested in retrieving than they are in hunting."

In this case, the timing mattered, too. Although dogs are predators and ducks are prey, young mammals and some ducks give off an odor that can sometimes trigger a protective instinct in animals around them — especially females, according to Coren.

"That means the initial contact which the dog makes with the duck is going to have this protective mothering kind of a halo," he said, noting that he doubts the bond would have formed the same way if Louie was an adult duck when he met Barley. "Over time, that can turn into a friendship."

Coren said he is not surprised Barley perked up after Louie appeared.

"Dogs are highly sociable and so are ducks, so they feel more comfortable having somebody familiar and nonthreatening nearby," he said. "There really is an

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Cameron, 11, and Charlotte, 9, with Barley and Louie. The duck follows the dog around, and they even wrestle — gently.

emotional bond, and it can be cross-species."

Shortly after Louie arrived at their home, Cannarelli started an Instagram account to chronicle their unusual relationship. She had been sending her colleagues photos and videos when they suggested she make an account.

"I started it as a joke for the office girls," Cannarelli said.

For two years, the account had a relatively small following, but in the past few months, it suddenly took off. Some of her videos have drawn millions of views.

"I'm completely blown away," said Cannarelli, who refers to Louie as Barley's "emotional support duck."

People online are charmed by their dynamic.

"This beautiful story should be a book for kids," someone commented on a recent post.

Cannarelli said having a pet duck is not for everyone.

"They're very messy, they're a lot of work," she said. "You really have to love them and take care of them and keep them clean."

Still, she said, Louie has become a fixture in their family.

"We all got attached to him. ... It's not something I thought was ever going to be in my future, but now that he's here, I seriously love him," Cannarelli said. "He's even on our Christmas card."

She said she plans to continue sharing Barley and Louie's friendship.

"I want to give people something to smile about," she said.

When Barley met Louie, above, the pair locked eyes and became fast friends. The Cannarelli family didn't expect to keep Louie when the duckling showed up at their house one day in 2024.

Barley and Louie going snout to beak, above left. "The duck has no idea he's a duck. He thinks he's a dog," said Barley's owner, Tori Cannarelli, who lives on Long Island.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

These sales data recorded by the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue were provided by Black Knight Inc.

NORTHEAST

• Baldwin Cres., 2518, $840,000.
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• Meridian Pl., 1438, No. 202, $370,000.

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• Nebraska Ave., 6040, $2.02 million.
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• Ontario Rd., 2209, $999,900.
• P St., 1718, No. 220, $310,000.
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• Q St., 821, $1.13 million.
• Q St., 2807, $3.12 million.
• Quincy Pl., 57, $461,830.
• Randolph St., 1302, $990,000.
• River Rd., 4330, $1.15 million.
• S St., 51, $1.78 million.
• Shepherd St., 1315, $895,000.
• Sherman Cir., 29, $1.05 million.
• Swann St., 1742, $5.6 million.
• T St., 1741, No. 303, $399,999.
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• Tunlaw Rd., 4000, No. 603, $205,000.
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• Volta Pl., 4445, $1.4 million.
• Webster St., 1513, $1.22 million.
• Wisconsin Ave., 1080, No. 3007, $585,000.
• Fourth St., 4620, $785,000.
• Sixth St., 6838, $1.23 million.
• Ninth St., 3701, No. 1, $250,500.
• 11th St., 1225, No. 3, $395,000.
• 12th St., 2001, No. 410, $424,900.
• 12th St., 7175, No. 508, $415,155.
• 14th St., 1133, No. 908, $630,000.
• 16th St., 3426, No. 12, $225,000.
• 17th St., 4807, $1.9 million.
• 19th St., 1837, No. 1, $630,000.
• 21st St., 1260, No. 505, $330,000.
• 25th St., 1111, No. 404, $455,000.
• 27th St., 2833, $2.7 million.
• 29th St., 1020, $1.01 million.
• 30th St., 6218, $1.4 million.
• 33rd St., 1430, $4.2 million.
• 37th St., 2109, $990,000.
• 39th St., 3430, No. B698, $620,000.
• 49th St., 4436, $1.02 million.

SOUTHEAST

• Bass Pl., 4701, $312,500.
• Blakney Lane, 906, $225,000.
• Call Pl., 4950, No. H2, $292,000.
• Carolina Ave. N., 708, $1.68 million.
• Carpenter St., 3512, $539,000.
• E St., 657, $2 million.
• G St., 4014, $536,000.
• Highwood Pl., 1711, $400,393.
• Kentucky Ave., 266, No. B, $595,000.
• Mississippi Ave., 1506, $750,000.
• Queens Stroll Pl., 5100, $186,000.
• Valley Terr., 1955, $405,000.
• First St., 1025, No. 1114, $515,000.

• Fifth St., 921, $770,000.

• 10th St., 130, $1.22 million.

• 11th St., 422, $1.4 million.
• 18th St., 1811, $255,500.
• 40th St., 1670, $432,000.

SOUTHWEST

• G St., 350, No. N517, $410,000.
• Water St., 525, No. 319, $730,000.
• Wharf St., 601, No. PH6, $3.1 million.
• Fourth St., 800, No. N216, $190,000.

MARYLAND

These sales data recorded by the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

ANNAPOLIS AREA

• Burnside St., 503, $839,000.
• Chrisland Dr., 3234, $1 million.
• Edgewood Green Ct., 17, $431,000.
• Great Lake Dr., 97, $635,000.
• Hidden River View Rd., 3303, $1.85 million.
• Lawrence Ave., 8, $1.25 million.
• Parkwood Ave., 816, $1.5 million.
• Rockway Ave., 3442, $1.74 million.
• Somerset Ct., 7, $850,000.
• Wainwright Ave., 13, $1.09 million.

ANNAPOLIS-BROAD CREEK AREA

• Alfred Cir., 2742, $645,000.
• Broadlee Trail, 1735, $1.05 million.
• Clay St., 68, $150,000.
• Forbes St., 308, No. M, $405,000.
• Green St., 160, $1.12 million.
• Island Creek Ct., 632, $365,000.
• McDonough Rd., 301, $955,000.
• Riva Rd., 2574, No. 12A, $235,000.
• Sonne Dr., 709, $1 million.
• Wardour Dr., 208, $3.5 million.

ARNOLD AREA

• Aylesbury Garth, 818, $482,000.
• Cascade Rd., 27, $764,900.
• Fox Run Way, 48, $555,000.
• Moore Rd., 161, $1.12 million.
• Sadie Way, 105, $958,624.

BROOKLYN AREA

• Bethlehem Pl., 134, $424,990.
• Elizabeth Ave., 101, $165,000.
• Merchant St., 6007, $469,925.
• Wallace Ave., 4, $125,000.

CAPE ST. CLAIRE-SANDY POINT STATE PARK AREA

• Clay Hill Rd., 1604, $185,576.
• Oak Lane, 794, $1.13 million.
• Old Mill Bottom Rd. N., 76, No. 303, $536,280.
• Pine Hill Dr., 1251, $599,900.
• Sunwood Terr., 1381, $906,500.

CHURCHTON AREA

• Delaware Ave., 1206, $350,000.

CROFTON AREA

• Bellarbor Cir., 1927, $228,000.
• Copley Ct., 1752, $320,000.
• Everglade Ct., 1917, $315,000.
• Forest Hill Ct., 1643, $485,000.
• Montauk Dr., 2207, $500,000.
• Smoketree Lane, 2508, $517,500.
• Tupelo Pl., 1900, $299,900.

CROWNSVILLE AREA

• Crownsville Rd., 1583, $550,000.
• Sheridan Rd., 1255, $635,829.

CURTIS BAY AREA

• Hollow Glen Ct., 1328, $400,000.
• Waterview Dr., 708, $415,000.

DAVIDSONVILLE AREA

• Rossback Rd., 1640, $600,000.

DEALE AREA

• Swamp Circle Rd., 5737, $623,000.

EDGEWATER AREA

• Colony Xing., 116, $1.6 million.
• Holly Ave., 914, $435,000.
• Marthas Vineyard Way, 3502, $938,000.
• Old Turkey Point Rd., 1000, $740,000.
• Rockhold Rd., 1609, $469,900.
• First Ave., 3734, $650,000.

GAMBRILLS AREA

• Dairy Farm Rd., 2218, $600,000.
• Saint Heather Lane, 2119, $950,000.
• Witchhazel Cir., 1518, $680,000.

GLEN BURNIE AREA

• Castle Hedge Dell, 7958, $485,000.
• Fontana Ct., 442, $260,000.
• Huntmaster Ct., 8111, $585,000.
• Mayo Rd., 705, $497,000.
• Orchard Rd., 305, $329,900.
• Wellham Ave., 703, $485,000.
• First Ave. W., 102, $297,000.

GLEN BURNIE-MARLEY CREEK AREA

• Corsica Ct., 7405, $744,602.
• Garrett Rd., 100, $325,000.
• Meadowgate Cir., 8156, $550,000.
• Nabbs Creek Rd., 1012-A, $287,000.
• Point Pleasant Rd., 116, $415,000.
• Stone Haven Dr., 8015, $409,900.
• Water Fountain Way, 105, No. 201, $189,000.
• Sixth Ave. NE, 310, $430,000.

HANOVER AREA

• Duncannon Lane, 7719, $450,000.
• Jacobs Ford Way, 3466, $500,000.
• Moraine Dr., 7552, $465,000.
• Sunningdale Lane, 1716, $515,000.
• Winding Hills Dr., 7212, $475,000.

JESSUP AREA

• Citrus Ave., 2024, $434,900.

LAUREL AREA

• Biota Lane, 3506, $647,023.

• Crested Wood Dr., 1108, $698,372.

• Ibis Ct., 316, $506,805.

LINTHICUM HEIGHTS AREA

• Hampton Rd., 31, $380,000.
• Kingwood Rd., 454, $475,000.
• Mansion Rd., 21, $342,000.

LOTHIAN AREA

• Bay Front Rd. W., 328, $540,000.

MILLERSVILLE AREA

• Ashburton Dr., 1320, $529,000.
• Hamella Ct., 575, $515,000.
• Longford Rd., 8242, $599,990.
• Rupert Ct., 354, $424,900.

NORTH BEACH AREA

• Alabama Ave., 654, $470,000.

ODENTON AREA

• Brakeman Ct., 1551, $585,000.
• Commissary Cir., 2204, $400,000.
• Hinshaw Dr., 2054, $560,000.
• Mariposa Ct., 2658, $1.18 million.
• Raptor Dr., 2626, $525,000.
• Running Wolf Trail, 2598, $534,900.
• Settlers View Dr., 2856, $475,000.
• Vireo Ct., 2553, $510,000.

OWENSVILLE (WEST RIVER) AREA

• Lavender Ct., 605, $900,000.

PASADENA-ROCK CREEK AREA

• Annie Kess Dr., 3965, No. M, $364,710.
• Annie Kess Dr., 3965, No. Z, $410,925.
• Brookfield Rd., 5, $470,000.
• Dale Rd., 218, $360,000.
• Edgewater Rd., 405, $800,000.
• Fox Ct., 7799, $375,000.
• Hadfield Ct., 8018, $370,000.
• Kellington Dr., 28, $430,000.
• Mallard Dr., 251, $488,000.
• Moonfall Ct., 7740, $365,000.
• Notley Rd., 7747, $315,000.
• Polyanski Dr., 1308, $985,000.
• Rock Hill Rd., 1238, $535,000.
• Stone Spring Lane, 9202, $757,500.
• Swift Rd., 844, $460,000.
• Wanda Rd., 242, $365,000.
• Woodgate Cir., 185, $444,755.

SEVERN AREA

• Barrington Ct., 8216, $340,000.
• Chestnut Leaf Rd., 7883, $580,000.
• Grainfield Rd., 8304, $515,000.
• Hollow Ct., 8205, $430,000.
• Montreal Rd., 1799, $455,000.
• Sage Brush Ct., 1606, $570,000.
• Truitt Lane, 7818, $705,000.

SEVERNA PARK AREA

• Berrywood Dr., 156, $930,000.
• Fairlane Ct., 451, $985,000.
• Jumpers Hole Rd., 621, $445,000.
• Norwich Rd., 518, $639,900.
• Ravine Rd., 637, $1.23 million.
• Tolstoy Lane, 275, $740,000.

SHADY SIDE AREA

• Poplar Rd., 4726, $515,000.

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TRACY'S LANDING AREA Traceys Overlook Rd., 6110, $1.07 million.

HOWARD COUNTY

CENTENNIAL-BENSON AREA Frederick Rd., 9949, $651,000. Paulskirk Dr., 9398, $550,000. Split Rail Lane, 3506, $465,000. Verona Pl., 2570, No. B, $686,830.

COLUMBIA (EAST) AREA Angelina Cir., 9546, $611,000. Corncockle Ct., 5292, $699,900. Oak Bush Terr., 8459, $453,000. Waning Moon Way, 6632, $455,000.

COLUMBIA (WEST) AREA Cedar Fern Ct., 5957, $485,000. Endicott Lane, 5479, $350,000. Misty Arch Run, 6048, $660,000. Stonegate Lane, 11732, $462,000. Willow Bottom Dr., 11111, $830,000.

ELKRIDGE AREA Blue Sky, 5839, $555,000. Elk Forest Ct., 5976, $563,000. Old Highgate Dr., 6403, $505,000. Taggart Ct., 7834, $574,900.

ELLICOTT CITY AREA Choctaw Dr., 4050, $720,000. Hunting Horn Dr., 5493, $861,000. Rogers Ave., 3004, $450,000. Stone Crop Dr., 8260, No. B, $395,000.

FULTON AREA Chase St., 11244-1, No. 143, $550,000. Tawes St., 8931, $885,000.

HIGHLAND AREA Cortina Dr., 6721, $680,000. JESSUP AREA Summit Hill Way, 8300, $471,000.

KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE AREA Eden Brook Dr., 7301, No. A-1, $510,000. Rommel Dr., 9531, $750,000. Weather Worn Way, 7587, No. B, $280,000.

MARRIOTTSVILLE AREA Shady Creek Rd., 1215, $994,111.

SCAGGSVILLE-LAUREL AREA American Pharoah Lane, 10003, No. A, $449,990. Canterbury Riding, 9316, No. 27, $280,000. Kenbrooke Ct., 9304, $580,000. Moonshine Holw., 9060, No. G, $310,000. Ridings Way, 9394, $440,000. Seventh St. N., 9407, $510,000.

WOODBINE AREA Frederick Rd., 16491, $199,000.

WOODSTOCK AREA Ganton Grn., 2100, No. B104, $364,000.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASPEN HILL AREA Bartlett St., 13400, $715,000. Burnside Dr., 5572, No. 5, $250,000. Elizabeth St., 4102, $607,786. Parkland Dr., 13413, $480,000. Sunflower Ct., 15005, $980,000.

BEALLSVILLE AREA Darnestown Rd., 18901, $779,000.

BETHESDA AREA Arizona Cir., 10276, No. 61, $750,000. Battery Lane, 5000, No. 905, $450,000. Bulls Run Pkwy., 9424, $975,000. Christy Dr., 5410, $1.3 million. Darby Rd., 7105, $2.51 million. Elgin Lane, 6519, $3.15 million. Fenway Rd., 8024, $1.72 million. Glenwood Rd., 5613, $1.52 million.

Highland Ave., 4503, $1.07 million. Johnson Ave., 5912, $952,000. Lone Oak Dr., 5600, $865,000. Marbury Rd., 6820, $3.75 million. Massachusetts Ave., 5807, $1.41 million. Melvern Dr., 6008, $2.2 million. Montrose Ave., 10504, No. M-202, $348,000. Oakmont Ave., 5600, $950,000. Park Overlook Dr., 8016, $2.08 million.

Pooks Hill Rd., 5210, No. C-20, $787,000. River Rd., 8121, No. 451, $3.75 million. Saunders Lane, 8920, $3.7 million. Silver Linden St., 6825, $2.9 million. Thoreau Dr., 8206, $2.58 million. Welborn Dr., 6105, $1.25 million. Wilmett Rd., 6503, $1.11 million. Windflower Way, 9723, $228,961.

BOYDS AREA Kenner Dr., 22320, $625,279.

BROOKEVILLE AREA Damascus Rd., 3120, $315,000.

BURTONSVILLE AREA Ballinger Ct., 5, $380,000. Sandy Spring Rd., 4700, $1.4 million.

CALVERTON-COLESVILLE AREA Brahms Terr., 13106, $340,000. Carriage House Terr., 1601, No. D, $195,000. Fairland Park Dr., 13423, $828,000. Leister Dr., 1406, $375,000. Mozart Dr., 3055, $478,000. Palmer House Way, 13833, No. 32-233, $345,000. Silver Moon Dr., 25, $597,750.

White Oak Vista Dr., 1602, $550,000.

CHEVY CHASE AREA Brierly Ct., 8711, $1.1 million. Connecticut Ave., 8101, No. C304, $520,000. Friendship Blvd., 5500, No. 2012N, $220,000. Hunt Ave., 4601, $725,000. Meadow Lane, 7006, $2 million. Raymond St., 3524, $1.98 million. Thornapple St., 3707, $2.05 million.

CLOVERLY-EDNOR AREA Crest Hill Lane, 13914, $485,000. Hopefield Rd., 1925, $749,000. Old Lyme Dr., 14515, $660,000. Windmill Lane, 1221, $560,000.

DAMASCUS AREA Honeysuckle Ct., 14, $375,000. Puritan Pl., 23511, $809,000. Sir Jamie Terr., 26468, $529,755.

DERWOOD AREA Fairborn Ct., 7827, $515,000. Picea View Ct., 339, $912,000.

DICKERSON AREA Greentree Farm Dr., 133, $1.3 million.

FOUR CORNERS-BURNT MILLS AREA Calumet Dr., 10520, $660,000. Gregorio Dr., 808, $550,000. Lawson Pl., 9706, $695,000. Saint Andrews Lane, 600, $907,000.

GAITHERSBURG AREA Amity Cir., 8262, $390,000. Boysenberry Dr., 18504, No. 165-95, $190,000. Creeper Lane, 18821, $445,000. Fairgrove Cir., 206, $587,500. Hutton St., 222, $520,000. Muncaster Mill Rd., 7913, $680,000. Ridge Heights Ct., 1, $518,750. Starboard Ct., 34, $461,000. Towne Crest Ct., 8440, $360,000.

GAITHERSBURG-NORTH POTOMAC AREA

Almaden Pl., 12, $474,990. Bayswater Rd., 12112, $639,000. Curry Ford Lane, 308, $515,000. Diamond Dr., 816, $710,000. Grey Skies Dr., 14161, $2.24 million. Inspiration Lane, 311, $1.05 million. Little Quarry Rd., 147, $1.25 million. Napa Valley Rd., 16, $500,000. Pleasant Meadow Dr., 11601, $694,000. Quince Orchard Blvd., 756, No. P1, $215,000. Side Dr. W., 1064, No. 25F, $361,500. Swanton Lane, 333, $730,000. White Ash Pl., 349, $645,000.

GERMANTOWN AREA Alderleaf Dr., 12942, $550,000. Astoria Hill Ct., 13203-0, $284,000. Chalet Dr., 18050, No. 14-303, $268,000. Cricket Hill Dr., 17826, $972,000. Dairymid Dr., 13213, No. 19, $300,000. Eagles Nest Ct., 12216, No. G, $280,000. Kildare Hills Terr., 13530, $619,900. Lullaby Rd., 13943, $595,000. Misty Meadow Terr., 19256, $450,000. Shadyside Lane, 13000, No. 13-217, $349,000. Staffordshire Dr., 20523, $445,000. Winding Creek Pl., 18628, $344,000.

KENSINGTON AREA Clearbrook Lane, 4505, $719,000. Dewmar Lane, 9605, $1.21 million. Halsey St., 3906, $1.13 million. Murdock Rd., 3502, $637,550. University Blvd. W., 3411, No. 103, $225,000. Woodson Ave., 11408, $715,000.

LANGLEY PARK AREA Moffet Rd., 1617, $530,000.

LAYTONSVILLE AREA Hawkins Creamery Ct., 23900, $1.07 million.

MONTGOMERY VILLAGE AREA Brassie Ct., 34, $295,000. Capehart Dr., 19033, $426,900. Diary Rd., 18919, $660,000. Drexel Hill Pl., 8702, $341,000. Hellingly Pl., 10108, No. 300, $210,000. Nathans Pl., 18803, $325,000. Shadow Oak Dr., 9613, $435,000. Whetstone Dr., 9824, $687,000.

NORBECK-LAYHILL AREA Auden Dr., 2411, $680,000. Catoctin Ct., 7, $500,000. Doc Berlin Dr., 3825, No. 25, $439,900. Fitzhugh Lane, 3533, No. 77A, $515,000. Greenery Lane, 2203, No. 202-10, $225,000. Hounds Run Pl., 2107, $600,000. Klee Aly., 123, $705,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 2921, No. 1-319, $182,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3330, No. 5-1021, $237,000. Leisure World Blvd. S., 3005, No. 125, $322,000. London Bridge Dr., 2327, $480,000. Mumford Dr., 2417, $699,500. Terrapin Rd., 2621, $450,000. Whitehaven Rd., 16216, $1.24 million.

OLNEY AREA Leman Lake Dr., 18343, No. 806, $300,000.

Rolling Meadow Way, 18224, No. 48, $346,000. Sandcastle Lane, 4216, $800,000.

POOLESVILLE AREA Compher Ct., 18608, $1.2 million. Jerusalem Church Rd., 18740, $440,000.

POTOMAC AREA Bentridge Ct., 11, $850,000. Democracy Blvd., 10408, $1.82 million. Garden Ct., 9411, $1.02 million. Heatherton Lane, 7809, $775,000. Inverness Ridge Rd., 8101, $775,000. Milborn Dr., 11704, $1.07 million. Overpond Way, 12323, $1.32 million. Polaris Rd., 1131, $1.25 million. Stapleford Hall Dr., 10724, $2 million. Wooden Bridge Rd., 9217, $975,000.

ROCKVILLE AREA Barbados Pl., 5905, No. 237, $424,500. Brice Rd., 1018, $522,000. Courthouse Sq., 24, No. 802, $255,000. Diamond Cove Terr., 15311, No. 5K, $370,000. Genome Aly., 4936, No. 2, $249,605. Grandin Ave., 605, $888,000. Grosvenor Pl., 10316, $1.03 million.

Hampton Mill Terr., 10823, No. 1113, $449,000. Jefferson St. E., 2109, $384,784. Jefferson St. E., 2131, $384,784. Linden Square Ct., 5810, No. 39, $540,000. Mills Farm Rd., 13708, $1.41 million. Old Gate Rd., 7101, $1.33 million. Old Georgetown Rd., 11800, No. 1211, $320,000. Pasture Side Pl., 109-A, No. M17, $403,000. Potomac St., 301, $600,000. Royal Fern Pl., 3106, $985,000. Templeton Pl., 1301, $670,000. Vanderbilt Cir., 10003, No. 4-1, $365,000. Wesley Ct., 2, $578,000.

ROLLING GREEN AREA Broadway Ave., 22815, $730,000. Fulmer Ave., 21900, $900,000. Petrel St., 13220, No. 4104, $489,990. Skylark Rd., 11814, $605,000.

SENECA PARK-CEDAR GROVE AREA Apperson Pl., 20003, $410,000. Beehive Ct., 11432, $475,000. Emerald Dr., 21405, $775,000. Sandsfield Terr., 20337, $620,000.

SILVER SPRING AREA Burton St., 1203, $750,000.

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Corwin Dr., 1705, \$975,000.
Fenton St., 8316, No. B, \$527,900.
Live Oak Dr., 1512, \$1.08 million.
Riley Rd., 9505, \$690,000.
Wayne Ave., 930, No. 605, \$448,900.

TAKOMA PARK AREA
Allegheny Ave., 6405, \$1.31 million.
Dogwood Ave., 205, \$1.65 million.
Ludlow St., 717, \$400,000.
Spring Ave., 203, \$1.33 million.

TWINBROOK AREA
Farragut Ave., 1622, \$610,000.
Parrish Dr., 1212, \$769,000.

WHEATON AREA
Blundon Dr., 9909, No. 4-202, \$230,000.
Georgia Village Way, 2329, \$610,000.
Kersey Rd., 712, \$1.15 million.
Pebble Run Dr., 10941, \$550,000.

FREDERICK COUNTY
ADAMSTOWN AREA
Young Family Trail W., 5522, \$730,000.

BRUNSWICK AREA
F St. E., 202, \$390,000.
Shenandoah Sq. N., 1209, \$454,000.

BURKITTSVILLE-JEFFERSON AREA
Burkittsville Rd., 5504, \$359,900.

EMMITSBURG AREA
Emmit Ct., 12, \$215,000.

FREDERICK CITY-ADAMSTOWN VILLAGE AREA
Allington Manor Cir. W., 9034, \$650,000.
Canada Goose Ct., 6681, \$362,000.
Dover Ct., 5598, \$510,500.
Margarita Way, 6207, \$429,000.
Posey St., 6325, \$490,000.
Towncrest Ct. W., 6415, \$405,000.

FREDERICK CITY-LIBERTYTOWN AREA
Cherokee Trail, 909, \$465,000.
College Terr. W., 318, \$835,000.
Fairview Ave., 704, \$430,000.
Jacobs Garden Lane, 3010, \$413,888.
Monocacy View Cir., 1846, No. A, \$260,000.
Redwood Ave., 319, \$395,000.
South St. E., 48, \$808,000.
Stratford Way, 813, No. M, \$225,000.
Wyngate Dr., 601, \$540,000.

FREDERICK CITY-MOUNTAINDALE AREA
Backbone Way, 1252, \$670,960.
Blacksmith Way, 1631, No. 2160, \$498,561.

Collingwood Lane, 2124, \$399,900.
Front Shed Dr., 2608, \$535,585.

Heather Ridge Dr., 436, \$320,000.
Humphreys Peak Ct., 2303, \$628,000.
Huntwood Ct., 2420, \$400,000.
Lamplighter Dr., 2598, \$599,990.
Old National Pike, 5606, \$579,900.
Quandary Dr., 2004, \$610,000.
Shelley Cir., 2501, No. 3-3C, \$293,000.
Springhill Dr., 6695, \$660,000.

IJAMSVILLE AREA
Big Woods Rd., 3444, \$700,000.
Royal Saint Andrews Pl., 10250, \$857,500.

LIBERTYTOWN AREA
Molasses Rd., 13226, \$725,000.

MIDDLETOWN AREA
Locust Blvd., 5, \$468,000.
Onyx Ct., 4400, \$460,000.

MONROVIA AREA
Hazelnut Ct., 4705, \$980,000.
Weller Rd., 11815, \$407,000.

MOUNT AIRY AREA
Manor Terr., 13237, \$790,000.
Woodville Rd., 7161, \$775,000.

NEW MARKET-LAKE LINGANORE AREA
Coldstream Dr., 6643, \$625,000.
Illinois Ct., 6212, \$415,000.
Pax Ct., 6803, \$800,000.
Samuel Rd., 6110, \$623,000.

NEW MIDWAY-LADIESBURG AREA
Warner Rd., 11732, \$412,000.

ROCKY RIDGE-CREAGERSTOWN AREA
Rocky Ridge Rd., 9120, \$345,000.

THURMONT AREA
Leekyler Pl., 5, \$385,000.
Tocati St., 31, \$525,000.

URBANA AREA
Brushfield Dr., 4108, \$905,000.
Ivy Meadow Dr., 3050, \$915,000.
Shafers Mill Dr., 9206, \$1.1 million.
Spring Hollow Lane, 3687, \$414,375.
Worthington Blvd., 3543, \$761,140.

WALKERSVILLE AREA
Capricorn Rd., 127, \$603,000.
Stauffer Rd., 8822, \$324,000.

WOODSBORO AREA
Second St. N., 104, \$270,000.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

ACCOKEEK AREA
Cactus Hill Rd., 14711, \$566,000.
Pine Lane, 1216, \$305,000.
Southwind Dr., 301, \$512,000.

ADELPHI AREA
Glenmore Dr., 10403, \$562,500.

Metzerott Rd., 1836, No. 804, \$135,000.
Riggs Rd., 6908, \$399,000.

BOWIE AREA
Arriba Greenfields Dr., 13212, \$699,900.
Gosling Pl., 7300, \$800,000.
Kinderbrook Lane, 2400, \$376,000.
London Lane, 14530, \$410,000.
Melling Lane, 12419, \$545,000.
Overbrook Lane, 13433, \$469,000.
Quill Point Dr., 8266, \$440,000.
Saint James Sanctuary Dr., 13119, \$590,000.
Seaside Alder Rd., 4007, \$387,310.
Silver Maple Ct., 13122, \$360,000.
Yorktown Dr., 13458, \$450,000.

BOWIE-MITCHELLVILLE AREA
Audubon Lane, 16101, \$610,000.
Ettrick Ct., 3913, No. 10-38, \$359,000.
Federal Hill Ct., 17005, \$700,000.
Meadow Creek Dr., 402, \$1.23 million.
Meadow Glenn Dr., 16107, \$499,475.
Meadow Glenn Dr., 16123, \$565,550.
Paramont Lane, 15807, \$420,000.
Presswick Lane, 15700, \$460,000.
Saint Ridgely Blvd., 16810, \$528,670.
Saint William Way, 16906, \$519,990.
Twin River Cir., 15564, \$826,355.
Twin River Cir., 15586, \$1.16 million.

BRANDYWINE AREA
Duckett Rd., 14300, \$297,588.
Fern Gully Way, 7520, \$459,990.
Grace Kellen Ave., 14400, \$569,500.
Mattawoman Dr., 14944, \$479,030.
Robinson Manor Rd., 7927, \$543,815.

BRENTWOOD AREA
Shepherd St., 4103, \$273,000.
40th Ave., 3800, \$420,000.

BURTONSVILLE AREA
Belle Ami Dr., 14942, No. 38, \$361,000.
Carriage Hill Dr., 7113, \$480,000.
Chestnut Ct., 14025, \$365,000.
Montgomery St., 1110, \$874,600.
Sherwood Ave., 15709, \$575,000.
Winding Trail Rd., 13145, \$615,000.

CALVERTON AREA
Brandon Lane, 4218, \$635,000.
Cherry Hill Rd., 11364, No. 15204, \$181,000.
Old Gunpowder Road Spur.,

12405, \$480,000.
Rowlock Ayl., 7108, \$480,000.
Tonquil St., 4406, \$540,000.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS AREA
Alverton St., 1103, \$619,945.
Capitol Heights Blvd., 1303, \$565,000.
Coolidge St., 5616, \$280,000.
Eagle St., 5703, \$310,000.
Hastings Dr., 6710, \$450,000.
L St., 5702, \$245,000.
Nova Ave., 1630, \$200,000.
Walbridge St., 6126, \$435,000.
62nd Ave., 510, \$250,000.

CHEVERLY-LANDOVER AREA
Allendale Dr., 7903, \$230,000.
Camden St., 6800, \$420,000.
Countrywood Ct., 1740, \$340,000.
Jason St., 6318, \$525,000.
Ohio Ave., 2111, \$370,000.
Stansbury Lane, 6911, \$499,000.

CLINTON AREA
Bedford Lane, 5909, \$439,000.
Branchwood Cir., 8502, \$445,000.
Clinton Way, 6322, \$449,900.
Fox Park Ct., 7919, \$385,000.
Kidder Rd., 3401, \$635,000.
Mimosa Ave., 8750, \$401,000.
Pretoria Ct., 8601, \$395,000.
Shires Ct., 5200, \$425,000.
Wilton Pl., 9506, \$648,000.

COLLEGE PARK AREA
Fox St., 4911, \$430,000.
Wake Forest Dr., 7007, \$875,000.
48th Ave., 8804, \$395,000.
52nd Ave., 9504, \$479,000.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS AREA
Blue Holly Ct., 6950, \$373,000.
Halleck St., 6937, \$385,000.
Suit Rd., 4013, \$385,000.

FORT WASHINGTON AREA
Buchanan Dr., 13309, \$402,800.
Empire Lane Dr., 12005, \$823,520.
Joe Klutsch Dr., 6210, \$400,000.
Loughran Rd., 9107, \$275,000.
Pelican Garth, 101, \$475,000.
Sentry Lane, 500, \$450,000.
Swan Creek Rd., 213, \$515,000.
Winnsboro Dr., 7812, \$490,000.

GLENN DALE AREA
Guinevere Pl., 12211, \$614,400.

GREENBELT AREA
Chartwell Pl., 7805, \$378,000.
Jacobs Dr., 7843, \$408,000.
Mandan Rd., 8015, No. 541, \$240,000.

HYATTSVILLE AREA
Decatur St., 4900, \$220,000.
39th Ave., 5414, \$325,000.
42nd Ave., 5101, \$975,000.
85th Ave., 5448, No. 1, \$165,000.

LANHAM-GLENARDEN AREA
Dellwood Ct., 8223, \$425,000.
Huxley Dr., 9611, \$430,000.
Martins Lane, 6309, \$480,000.
Starmist Ct., 9309, \$819,395.
First St., 8903, \$425,000.

LARGO-CLAGGETT LANDING AREA

Campus Way S., 10100, No. 302-4A, \$129,000.
Chester Grove Rd., 3171, \$238,000.
Fox Bow Dr., 12916, No. 307, \$327,500.
Kettering Way, 11313, \$350,000.
Lemonade Lane, 3032, \$523,470.
Peconic Pl., 908, \$560,000.
Prince Pl., 10246, No. 22-207, \$198,000.
Saint Johns Pl., 3618, \$450,000.
Wharton Dr., 10907, \$495,000.

MONTPELIER AREA
Briarcroft Lane, 8916, \$530,000.
Orvis Way, 11909, \$588,000.

MOUNT RAINIER AREA
29th St., 4517, \$410,000.

OXON HILL AREA
Clayton Dr., 1802, \$325,000.
Norlinda Ave., 2101, \$350,000.
Riverhaven Dr., 145, No. 459, \$400,000.
Talberta Terr., 904, \$454,900.
Woodland Blvd., 5011, \$450,000.

SUITLAND AREA
Bedford Pl., 4008, \$235,785.
Lacy Ave., 4600, \$350,000.
Old Soper Rd., 4703, No. 444, \$290,000.

TEMPLE HILLS AREA
Brinkley Rd., 3126, No. 2101, \$128,500.
Henderson Rd., 4618, \$440,000.
Huntley Square Dr., 3341, No. B2, \$110,000.
Keppler Rd., 5709, \$290,000.
Ranger Ave., 4311, \$270,000.
28th Pkwy., 3207, \$390,000.

UNIVERSITY PARK-WEST HYATTSVILLE AREA
Beake St., 6050, \$561,335.
Beake St., 6068, \$504,280.
Lancer Dr., 3403, \$335,000.
Oakdale Dr., 1105, \$455,000.
Stella Blue Dr., 3581, \$649,900.
Wells Pkwy., 6605, \$800,000.

UPPER MARLBORO AREA
Captain Marbury Lane, 13604, \$380,000.
Copper Creek Ct., 9504, \$685,000.
Frank Tippett Rd., 9700, \$430,000.
Greenpoint Lane, 5407, \$523,780.
Kenfield Lane, 5716, \$599,900.
Lemonade Lane, 3026, \$591,685.
Lowery Lane, 5909, \$730,000.
Mount Laurel Ct., 9600, \$615,000.
Preakness Dr., 10202, \$679,000.
Sir Edwards Dr., 15602, \$765,000.
Thoroughbred Dr., 4702, \$799,900.

WOODMORE-LAKE ARBOR AREA
Aynor Dr., 3704, \$683,000.

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Courtside Rd., 3004, $478,000.

Johnson Grove Lane, 801, $715,000.

Lisle Dr., 610, $395,000.

CALVERT COUNTY

DUNKIRK AREA

Buck Board Lane, 4041, $760,000.

HUNTINGTOWN AREA

Emmanuel Church Rd., 2720, $999,900.

Solomons Island Rd., 5131, $439,000.

LISBY AREA

Calvert Dr., 235, $375,000.

Horseshoe Trail, 11465, $440,000.

Sandy Point Rd., 6155, $420,000.

Susan Lane, 11930, $398,000.

ST. LEONARD AREA

Harvard St., 5031, $380,000.

SUNDERLAND AREA

Dalrymple Rd., 625, $525,000.

ST. MARY'S COUNTY

CALIFORNIA AREA

Chestnut Oak Ct., 23252, No. 108, $225,000.

Havenridge St., 45390, $599,900.

Petunia Way, 23103, $535,000.

Spyher Rd., 45290, $280,000.

GILBERT SWAMP RUN-TRINITY

CHURCH ROAD AREA

Pleasant View Dr., 38410, $349,900.

HOLLYWOOD AREA

Camden Ct., 22900, $710,000.

LEONARDTOWN AREA

Belmar Dr., 23641, $630,000.

Knight Rd., 40905, $445,000.

Potomac View Dr., 21722, $460,000.

5460,000.

LEXINGTON PARK AREA

Cabot Pl., 21713, $230,000.

Dean Ct., 46325, $460,000.

Mayflower Dr., 47980, $401,000.

Rowan Knight Dr., 20969, $502,590.

Three Notch Rd., 18552, $370,000.

$370,000.

RIDGE AREA

Buzzs Marina Way, 49685, $682,000.

$682,000.

RYCEVILLE AREA

Daniel Cir., 39743, $464,000.

Stillwater Way, 39840, $135,000.

$135,000.

VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA

These sales data recorded by the Alexandria Department of Real Estate Assessments were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ALEXANDRIA

Alfred St. S., 734, $807,500.

Bashford Lane, 517, No. 5, $305,000.

Braddock Pl. W., 1725, No. 304, $489,500.

Cameron St., 120, No. CS202, $515,000.

Cliff St. N., 1705, $750,000.

Coventry Lane, 1404, $3.5 million.

Del Ray Ave. W., 22, $1.43 million.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Henry St. S., 409, $1.85 million.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2121, No. 901, $665,000.

Del Ray Ave. W., 22, $1.43 million.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Henry St. S., 409, $1.85 million.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2121, No. 901, $665,000.

King St., 3315, $375,000.

Little St., 701, $1.43 million.

Martha Custis Dr., 3128, $414,225.

Martha Custis Dr., 3503, $315,000.

Moncure Dr., 304, $820,000.

Mount Vernon Ave., 53, $660,000.

Oval Dr., 3613, $1.22 million.

Pickett St. N., 200, No. 311, $290,000.

Pitt St. N., 1162, $1.11 million.

Powhatan St., 959, $1.16 million.

Rolfe Pl., 913, $960,000.

Royal St. S., 507, $1.11 million.

Saint Asaph St. N., 230, $1.15 million.

Skyhill Rd., 208, No. 10, $315,000.

Strutfield Lane, 4561, No. 3218, $395,000.

Union St. S., 225, $4 million.

Van Dorn St. N., 2500, No. 509, $190,000.

Virginia Ave., 408, $950,000.

$765,000.

SCOTLAND AREA

Point Lookout Rd., 11655, $125,000.

VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA

These sales data recorded by the Alexandria Department of Real Estate Assessments were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ALEXANDRIA AREA

Alfred St. S., 734, $807,500.

Bashford Lane, 517, No. 5, $305,000.

Braddock Pl. W., 1725, No. 304, $489,500.

Cameron St., 120, No. CS202, $515,000.

Cliff St. N., 1705, $750,000.

Coventry Lane, 1404, $3.5 million.

Del Ray Ave. W., 22, $1.43 million.

Edsall Rd., 6153, $216,000.

Gardner Dr., 5016, $899,000.

Henry St. S., 409, $1.85 million.

Ingram St. S., 28, $598,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2121, No. 901, $665,000.

King St., 3315, $375,000.

Little St., 701, $1.43 million.

Martha Custis Dr., 3128, $414,225.

Martha Custis Dr., 3503, $315,000.

Moncure Dr., 304, $820,000.

Mount Vernon Ave., 53, $660,000.

Oval Dr., 3613, $1.22 million.

Pickett St. N., 200, No. 311, $290,000.

Pitt St. N., 1162, $1.11 million.

Powhatan St., 959, $1.16 million.

Rolfe Pl., 913, $960,000.

Royal St. S., 507, $1.11 million.

Saint Asaph St. N., 230, $1.15 million.

Skyhill Rd., 208, No. 10, $315,000.

Strutfield Lane, 4561, No. 3218, $395,000.

Union St. S., 225, $4 million.

Van Dorn St. N., 2500, No. 509, $190,000.

Virginia Ave., 408, $950,000.

West St. N., 409, $985,000.

Potomac View Dr., 21722, $460,000.

LEXINGTON PARK AREA

Cabot Pl., 21713, $230,000.

Dean Ct., 46325, $460,000.

Mayflower Dr., 47980, $401,000.

Rowan Knight Dr., 20969, $502,590.

Three Notch Rd., 18552, $370,000.

Snyder St. S., 3903, $1.15 million.

10th St. S., 5107, No. 4, $270,000.

14th St. S., 3819, $815,000.

17th St. N., 3601, $751,650.

25th Pl. N., 5133, $1.05 million.

32nd Rd. N., 4629, $2.3 million.

ARLINGTON-CRYSTAL CITY AREA

Arlington Ridge Rd. S., 1101, No. 1107, $685,000.

Glebe Rd. S., 3600, No. 919W, $785,000.

29th St. S., 609, $999,000.

EAST FALLS CHURCH AREA

Illinois St. N., 2231, $995,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Quesada St. N., 1705, $1.01 million.

11th St. N., 6119, $825,000.

20th St. N., 5204, $1.75 million.

ROSSLYN AREA

Arlington Blvd., 1730, No. 108, $273,750.

Oak St. N., 1600, No. 609, $449,900.

Pierce St. N., 2171, $1.5 million.

WASHINGTON AREA

Chesterfield Rd. S., 5019, $495,000.

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

St. 5, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9, 9

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

Columbia Pike, 5300, No. 904, $365,000.

EAST FALLS CHURCH AREA

Illinois St. N., 2231, $995,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

Longfellow St. N., 970, $930,000.

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HOMES FROM 14

Modano Pl., 8859, $916,000. Penderview Dr., 3909, No. 1923, $350,000. Pine Tree Dr., 11709, $1.67 million. Portsmouth Rd., 5116, $867,000. Rippon Lodge Dr., 10902, $733,910. Rosemeade Dr., 4001, $830,000. Sedgehurst Dr., 4401, No. 204, $389,000. Stonehenge Way, 4030, $740,000. Thomas Brigade Lane, 4320, $660,000. Valley Ridge Dr., 3906, $653,250. Zion Dr., 10728, $790,000.

FAIRFAX STATION AREA Crestridge Rd., 8201, $1.1 million. Laketree Dr., 7303, $1.46 million. Park Cir. S., 9708, $980,000.

FALLS CHURCH AREA Alger Rd., 7101, $600,000. Chestnut Ave., 6813, $785,000. George Mason Rd. W., 2800, $790,000. Lakeside Village Dr., 7596-A, $269,900. Lee Oaks Pl., 2800, No. 302, $419,000. Nicosh Cir., 3009, No. 4201, $420,000. Silver Maple Lane, 7501, $1.01 million. Tulip Dr., 2214, $1.05 million. Willow St., 6912, $1.82 million.

FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT AREA Brooks Square Pl., 2042, $805,000. Gillen Lane, 2089, $1.06 million. Howard Ct., 7414, $1.9 million. Powhatan St., 2103, $2.2 million.

FORT HUNT AREA Alexandria Ave., 1200, $1.98 million. Felton Lane, 8318, $839,985. Stockton Pkwy., 8730, $2.5 million.

GREAT FALLS FOREST AREA Beach Mill Rd., 10001, $1.75 million. Jeffery Rd., 9058, $1.59 million. Miller Ave., 696, $3.29 million. River Bend Rd., 341, $1.12 million.

HERNDON AREA Aviation Pl., 13726, $886,000. Bradwell Rd., 12751, $780,000. Cellar Creek Way, 1434, $792,000. Clarke St., 1100, $657,000. Earhart Cir., 13764, $545,000. Floris Lane, 2711, $1.98 million. Grant St., 814, $420,000. John Glenn St., 3153, $760,000. Ladybank Lane, 13145, $939,000. Meadowville Ct., 12015, $1.1 million. New Parkland Dr., 12804, $1.26 million.

Page Ct., 1024, $800,000. Robaleed Way, 2702, $1.39 million. Spring St., 485, $1.15 million. Wendell Holmes Rd., 12478, $572,000.

HUNTINGTON AREA Farrington Ave., 2239, No. 5-304, $188,000. Jefferson Dr., 2621, $565,000. Mount Eagle Dr., 5902, No. 308, $585,000. Mount Eagle Dr., 5904, No. 1109, $315,000. Wagon Dr., 2622, No. 319, $219,000.

HYBLA VALLEY AREA Clifton Farm Ct., 8281, $666,250. Napper Rd., 3208, $525,000. Vantage Dr., 7012, $754,000.

LORTON AREA Aurora Ct., 8455, $535,000. Calla Lily Ct., 8888, $841,000. Fran Ct., 8327, $1.07 million. Horseshoe Cottage Cir., 8126, $680,000. Milford Haven Dr., 7747, $491,750. Sheffield Village Lane, 7657, $510,000. Sylvania St., 8915, $400,000.

MCLEAN AREA Alicent Pl., 7013, $945,000. Fleetwood Rd., 6800, No. 808, $260,000. Hitt Ave., 6522, $1.15 million. Kensington St. N., 6253, $1.36 million. Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 505, $1.33 million. Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 704, $1.62 million. Old Chesterbrook Rd., 6800, $2.38 million. Solitaire Way, 6100, $2.13 million. Youngblood St., 1812, $1.27 million.

MOUNT VERNON AREA Buckman Rd., 4254, No. 1, $195,000. Dolphin Lane, 4413, $960,000. Fielding St., 4205, $640,000. Hocking Pl., 8211, $785,520. Mount Vernon Hwy., 8509, $850,000. San Leandro Pl., 7900, $295,000. Wessington Way, 3416, $990,000.

NORTH SPRINGFIELD AREA Easton Dr., 5226, $767,500. Juliet St., 5214, $775,000. Mitcham Ct., 5511, $612,000. Yorkshire St., 5517, $925,000.

OAKTON AREA Flemish Mill Ct., 11737, $1.45 million. Oakborough Sq., 2906, $870,000. Tattersall Trail, 11170, $1.23 million.

RESTON AREA Albot Rd., 2360, $640,000.

Cabots Point Lane, 2127, $1.3 million. Chimney House Rd., 1690, $1 million. Double Eagle Ct., 2231, $691,250.

Garden Wall Cir., 1369, $427,000. Green Watch Way, 2106, No. 101C, $399,000. Indian Ridge Rd., 11784, $790,000. Lake Audubon Ct., 2066, $975,000. Market St., 12000, No. 157, $491,500.

Michael Faraday Dr., 1867, $830,000. Park Garden Lane, 1307, $875,000.

Reston Station Blvd., 11200, No. 207, $690,000. Royal Fern Ct., 2049, No. 21C, $419,995. South Bay Lane, 2109, $1.16 million. Springwood Dr., 2216, No. 202, $370,000. Sunrise Valley Dr., 11734, $1.14 million. Thrush Ridge Rd., 11064, $1.18 million.

Vantage Hill Rd., 11613, No. 12B, $298,000. Weatherstone Ct., 1244, $785,000.

SEVEN CORNERS AREA Glavis Rd., 3460, $1.21 million. Rustic Way Lane, 3416, $1.25 million.

SPRINGFIELD AREA Amelia St., 5902, $645,000. Beech Hollow Lane, 8632, $630,000. Chester Grove Ct., 8573, $546,000. Daum Ct., 9001, $690,000. Forsythia St., 6584, $862,500. Highland St., 6826, $620,000. Laurel Oak Dr., 8485, $508,550. Michael Robert Dr., 6383, $588,000. Revenna Lane, 8017, $600,000. Roundabout Way, 7818, $825,000.

VIENNA AREA Amanda Pl., 8457, $1.4 million. Bellforest Ct., 2701, No. 305, $520,000. Branch Rd. SE, 406, $985,000. Citadel Pl., 8230, $842,449. Gretna Pl., 2900, $1.5 million. Kearney Ct. SW, 609, $1.18 million. Laura Gae Cir., 2825, $919,000. Newkirk Ct., 1296, $1.85 million. Oak St. SW, 116, $1.71 million. Raglan Rd., 8530, $804,900. Spinet Ct., 9505, $1.32 million. Ware St. SW, 705, $925,000. Woodrow St., 10002, $1.91 million.

WEST SPRINGFIELD AREA Bridle Wood Dr., 8703, $759,000.

Forrest Hollow Lane, 6004, $679,000. Greeley Blvd., 8108, $725,000. Limerick Ct., 6403, $710,000. Oakford Dr., 8510, $975,000. Smithfield Ave., 8200, $772,200. Tiburon Ct., 6507, $925,000.

FAIRFAX CITY These sales data were recorded by the City of Fairfax Real Estate Assessment Office. Devilwood Ct., 3607, $760,000. Main St., 10355, $980,000. Saint Andrews Dr., 9718, $775,000.

FALLS CHURCH Among homes sold in Falls Church. Ellison Sq., 1002, $945,000. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 212, $850,000. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 513, $720,000. Flagmaker Ct., 6572, $930,000. Park Ave., 429, $1.5 million. Shadow Walk, 307, $1.83 million.

LOUDOUN COUNTY These sales data recorded by the Loudoun County Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ALDIE-BRADDOCK ROAD AREA Bigleaf Ct., 23926, $1.7 million. Crested Iris Terr., 25342, $600,000. Hickory Meadow Terr., 41940, $687,490. Huntwick Glen Sq., 26033, $840,000. Lansing Woods Lane, 23291, $2.33 million. Maplehurst Dr., 41064, $1.44 million. Parkside Village Cir., 23404, $1.42 million. Poplar Meadow Terr., 41919, $700,000. Red Cherry Dr., 25641, $900,000. Scarlet Maple Ct., 24824, $1.38 million. Sweetspire Sq., 25119, $821,500. Zircon Dr., 42026, $985,000.

ALGONKIAN REGIONAL PARK AREA Bickel Ct., 108, $440,000. Cliftons Point St., 20351, $1.11 million. Lacroys Point Terr., 46848, $590,000. Milthorn Terr., 46246, $600,000. Primula Ct., 46494, $925,000. Trinity Sq., 20931, $720,800. Winterset Ct., 46659, $735,000.

ASHBURN AREA Ardmore St., 43295, $747,500. Beechwood Terr., 20273, No. 103, $305,000. Breeders Run Ct., 20647, $695,000. Charter Oak Dr., 20323, $705,000.

Duxbury Terr., 20765, $835,000. Ferncliff Terr., 44060, $465,000. Hardwood Terr., 20129, $607,000. Hope Spring Terr., 20620, No. 401, $541,000. Kings Arms Sq., 44035, $610,000.

Little Creek Terr., 20515, No. 101, $428,000. Metro Terr., 43778, $684,990. Natalie Terr., 44114, No. 102, $325,000. Oakmont Manor Sq., 44357, $662,000. Peach Flower Terr., 19680, $880,164. Rocky Knoll Sq., 21004, No. 303, $494,900. Ryder Cup Sq., 43613, $830,000. Southwind Terr., 20681, $621,000. Timber Ridge Terr., 20985, No. 303, $346,000. Yellowbloom Ct., 20874, $895,000.

BROADLANDS-ARCOLA AREA Ashley Heights Cir., 43152, $1.06 million. Bittner Sq., 42900, $817,000. Bolton Crescent Terr., 23640, No. 203, $670,017. Chisholm Dr., 42694, $1.01 million. Copper Tree Terr., 23058, $903,440. Crosswind Terr., 43147, $619,000. Farringdon Sq., 43288, $607,000. Flowing Spring Sq., 22672, $754,000. Founders Park Terr., 43460, $746,950. Gilded Stone Terr., 42116, $995,144. Hollyhock Terr., 42435, No. 302, $375,000. Jefferson Park St., 43562, $722,960. Jefferson Park St., 43576, $549,950. Loudoun Reserve Dr., 43167, $680,000. Minerva Dr., 23004, $1.35 million. Night Nurse Cir., 41890, $1.24 million. Picasso Sq., 42102, $763,880. Southdown Manor Terr., 23286, No. 118, $501,000. Tawny Pine Sq., 22799, $893,711. Tawny Pine Sq., 22909, $710,710. Thornhill Pl., 21513, $1.05 million. Twin Falls Terr., 23466, $749,900. Wealdstone Terr., 43168, $540,000.

BULL RUN POST OFFICE ROAD AREA Linton Pasture Pl., 26422, $1.62

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DULLES AREA

Grand Central Sq., 45559, $600,000. Pitlochry Terr., 42581, $590,000. Thompson Sq., 21929, $570,000.

HAMILTON AREA

Charles Town Pike, 40107, $1.07 million. James St. S., 20, $593,000. Stone Eden Dr., 38172, $1.4 million.

LEESBURG-LUCKETTS-

LANSDOWNE AREA

Bonnie Ridge Dr. NE, 704, $900,000. Cattail Creek Dr., 42725, $898,270. Coppermine Sq., 19436, $825,000. Edwards Ferry Rd. NE, 311, $770,000. Fox Crossing Terr., 18323, $921,400. Glen Oak Way, 18250, $1.43 million. Lansdowne Woods Blvd., 19400, No. 110, $520,000. Mill Dam Pl., 19397, $1.3 million. Newton Pass Sq., 19430, $437,000. Rosebrook Ct. NW, 110, $995,000. Smartts Lane NE, 1025, $540,000. Washington St. NE, 120-4, No. 7, $200,000.

LEESBURG-WATSON AREA

Akan St. SE, 1017, $1.33 million. Coltrane Sq., 41052, $750,000. Crimson Pl., 20428, $1.77 million. Fort Evans Rd. SE, 124, No. B, $367,577. Herndon Ct., 19561, $735,000. Muffin Ct. SE, 122, $935,000. Ribbon Limestone Terr. SE, 1505, $975,000. Stoic St. SE, 224, $1.55 million. Thomas Mill Rd., 39913, $749,000. Watson Rd., 23045, $826,000.

LOVETTSVILLE AREA

Church St. S., 20, $525,000. Midlands Farm Lane, 13487, $1.3 million. Volksmarch Cir., 12913, $735,000.

PURCELLVILLE AREA

Alder School Rd., 36745, $1.57 million. Fordson Ct., 14636, $1.99 million. Misty Pond Terr., 105, $635,000. Pleasant Meadow Lane, 19964, $1.27 million. Walnut Park Lane, 36976, $1.53 million.

ROUND HILL AREA

Cody Farm Dr., 35758, $875,000. Lethridge Cir., 17435, $709,990.

SOUTH RIDING AREA

Abney Wood Dr., 42341, $1.17

million.

Cedar Hedge St., 42838, $655,000. Dabner Dr., 25487, $1.08 million. Longworth Terr., 42806, $545,000. Offenham Terr., 42621, $730,000. Paddock Trail Pl., 27745, $1.77 million. Rolling Rock Sq., 42701, $713,000.

STERLING AREA

Argus Pl., 302, $449,500. Carolina Ct., 32, $475,000. Cypress Ct. S., 815, $420,000. Great Trail Terr., 22340, $595,000. Juniper Ave. E., 261, $660,000. Rabbitrun Terr., 46891, $571,000. Sue Ann Ct., 111, $700,000.

WATERFORD AREA

Charles Henry Pl., 39695, $1.52 million.

FAUQUIER COUNTY

These sales data recorded by the Fauquier County Real Estate Division of the Commissioner's Office were provided by Black Knight Inc. Beales Ct., 6415, $550,000. Bristersburg Rd., 11459, $850,000. Carriage Chase Cir., 230, $715,000. Cobbler Mountain Rd., 3513, $779,000. Devon Dr., 430, $649,900. English Chase Lane, 115, $715,000. Fox Trail, 7209, $675,000. Highland Towne Lane, 546, $418,950. Iron Bit Dr., 7345, $920,000. Lee St. E., 133, $550,000. Merry Oaks Rd., 5295, $1.3 million. Old Stonehouse Lane, 2980, $550,000. Saint Pauls Rd., 11248, $426,000. Split Oak St., 135, $430,000. Sunrise Ct., 7195, $635,000. Turnbull Rd., 8452, $480,000. Willow Pl., 6161, No. 104, $215,000.

BROAD RUN AREA

Camrose Lane, 6155, $648,075.

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY

These sales data recorded by the Prince William County Real Estate Assessments Office were provided by Black Knight Inc.

BRISTOW AREA

Bittersweet Lane, 10539, $677,000. Colesmire Gate Way, 13459, $525,000. Garry Glen Dr., 12630, $775,000. Linton Hall Rd., 8608, $517,000. Scottish Hunt Lane, 13221, $850,000.

BROAD RUN AREA

Turner Rd., 6025, $725,000.

DALE CITY AREA

Brahms Dr., 3398, $513,000. Concord Dr., 15129, $479,000. Eastlawn Ave., 4521, $415,000. Forestdale Ave., 3497, $410,000. Kerrydale Rd., 13616, $500,000. Macwood Dr., 5353, $472,000. Moonbeam Dr., 5949, $801,000. Nixon Lane, 13206, $645,000. Polar Ct., 13551, $565,000. Roundtree Dr., 5618, $526,000. Spotted Turtle Ct., 15200, $820,000. Yellow Turtle Pl., 5341, $500,000.

DUMFRIES AREA

Curtis Dr., 17849, $470,000. October Glory Loop, 17528, $655,000. Sedgwick Pl., 2532, $359,999. Woods View Dr., 17934, $915,000.

GAINESVILLE AREA

Barrymore Ct., 13831, $1.1 million. Brunson Cir., 7471, $464,000. Cinch Lane, 13854, $715,000. Gallant Fox Ct., 6046, $610,000. Kylewood Way, 14574, $405,000. Newbern Loop, 14335, $515,000. Screech Owl Ct., 8903, $640,000. Tred Avon Pl., 6805, $850,000.

HAYMARKET AREA

Aster Haven Cir., 6189, $485,000. Cloverland Lane, 15579, $1.64 million. Fayette St., 6691, $436,450. Heather Mill Lane, 15120, No. 302, $450,000. Latham Dr., 4002, $955,000. Noyes Ave., 6924, $940,000. Seneca Knoll Way, 15008, $825,000. Tinley Mill Dr., 6033, $1.35 million.

MANASSAS AREA

Alendale Ct., 11155, $751,000. Brewer Creek Pl., 9005, $574,999. Catrock Siuice Way, 15600, $664,500. Commonwealth Ct., 6521, $905,000. Curling Rd., 12588, $1.12 million. Forest Oak Ct., 12798, $509,000. Heritage Crossing Ct., 8210, $439,000. Holbrook Ct., 7625, $925,000. Koman Cir., 11002, No. 202, $305,000. Mayfield Trace Pl., 10872, $820,000. Pamplin Pipe Ct., 15533, $763,000. Pennycross St., 10944, $435,000. Richie Ct., 13505, $835,000. Spotsylvania St., 9410, $430,000.

Summer Breeze Pl., 8456, $800,000. Wheeler Ridge Dr., 11189, $850,000. Willowbend Turn, 8328, $634,450. Winfield Loop, 10612, $485,000.

MANASSAS PARK AREA

Buckhall Farm Ct., 9409, $750,000. Greystone Rd., 10282, $650,000.

MONTCLAIR AREA

Apple Cider Ct., 3709, $720,000. Dancing Leaf Pl., 16073, $565,000. Inlet Pl., 15385, $465,000. La Mauricie Loop, 4158, $500,000. Marbury Heights Way, 15737, $809,000. Spring Branch Blvd., 5145, $470,000. Willow Oak Pl., 5068, $770,000.

NOKESVILLE AREA

Fitzwater Dr., 12917, $635,000. Pine View Estates Ct., 11165, $1.27 million.

TRIANGLE AREA

Barnette Cir., 18907, $452,000. Summit Pointe Dr., 18216, $550,000.

WOODBRIDGE AREA

Angelfish Way, 655, $812,825. Belmont Bay Dr., 440, No. 406, $625,000. Boatswain Cir., 16512, $735,000. Burgundy Pl., 2870, $300,000. Cardamom Dr., 12010, $320,000. Chablis Cir., 2835, $270,000. Columbia Rd., 1301, $425,000. Critton Cir., 11751, $510,000. Dara Dr., 12705, No. 103, $169,000. Eastbourne Dr., 2509, $424,000. Garfield Pl., 13621, No. 302, $330,000. Gullane Dr., 13839, $490,000. Jed Forest Lane, 16857, $465,000. Kew Gardens Dr., 2259, $400,000. Lotte Dr., 12703, No. 1, $200,000. Maple Ridge Dr., 2675, $700,000. Mason Creek Cir., 14807, $449,999. Mountain Eagle Ct., 16116, $790,000. Pebble Brooke Ct., 12006, $695,000. Regents Park Dr., 15296, $490,000. Sandy Ridge Ct., 16340, $925,000. Sunny Brook Ct., 3949, $444,900. Thenia Pl., 1660, $305,000. Truffle Oak Pl., 2924, $405,000. Woodlawn Ct., 12328, $433,000.

MANASSAS

These were among homes sold in

the City of Manassas.

MANASSAS AREA

Bragg Lane, 9746, $360,000. Cedar Ridge Dr., 10267, $695,000. Felsted Lane, 8351, $364,000. Mallow Ct., 9977, $605,000. Olde Mill Run, 8866, $573,000. Portner Ave., 9021, $240,000. Timberwood Ct., 9218, $560,000.

MANASSAS PARK

These were among homes sold in the City of Manassas Park.

MANASSAS PARK AREA

Carondelet Dr. E., 9306, $650,000. Manassas Dr., 215, $550,000. Polk Dr., 167, $425,000. Walker Way, 9511, $417,000.

STAFFORD COUNTY

These sales data recorded by the Stafford County Real Estate Division of the Commissioner's Office were provided by Black Knight Inc. Aquia Dr., 2135, $428,200. Avery Point Dr., 5972, $599,000. Blossom Wood Ct., 26, $670,000. Bristol Ct., 53, $355,000. Broad Lake Dr., 1029, $875,401. Brush Everard Ct., 66, $655,000. Camden Dr., 303, $499,900. Carlsbad Dr., 39, $605,000. Clydesdale Rd., 22, $629,000. Copeland Hill Dr., 1005, $875,000. Crestview Dr., 4, $1.5 million. Cutting Way, 509, $994,282. Elm St., 15, $820,000. Fletcher Dr., 34, $605,000. Frantz Ct., 10, $570,000. Greenridge Dr., 19, $447,000. Hampstead Farm Lane, 206, $1.2 million. Hay Barn Rd., 15, $485,000. Hemers Lane, 90, $460,000. Hyssop Way, 30, No. 301, $447,915. Kelley Rd., 58, $500,000. Larkwood Ct., 6, $530,000. Liberty Hall Dr., 316, $920,000. Lapine Dr., 70, $1.03 million. McKittrick Dr., 139, $729,375. Misty Creek Lane, 32, $905,000. Mountain View Rd., 1340, $740,000. Oak Dr., 10, $295,000. Park Brook Ct., 204, $410,000. Poplar Rd., 259, $1.07 million. Puller Pl., 20, $530,000. Regatta Lane, 104, $500,000. River Farm Dr., 10, $686,500. Rugby Rd., 304, $390,000. Sanford Dr., 199, $368,000. Smithfield Way, 24, $405,000. Tackettis Mill Rd., 608, $375,000. Truslow Rd., 866, $450,000. Vineyard Ct., 6, $627,000. Westwood Dr., 3, $375,000. Wild Plum Ct., 27, $560,000. Winterberry Dr., 790, $675,000.

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