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Forests on fire in Belgium

A Belgian firefighter stands among charred tree stumps in an area affected by a wildfire in Waimies on Monday. One of Belgium's biggest ever wildfires continued even as cooler weather and rain eased conditions.

War has Trump in a quagmire

CONFLICTS END WAS DECLARED TO BE NEAR

Fighting goes on as 60-day window on Iran deal closes

BY CLEVE R. WOODSON JR. AND RAJMEI CHASON

Sitty days ago, seated beside French President Emmanuel Macron at a hotel dinner at the Palace of Versailles, President Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran and declared the beginning of the end of the U.S. conflict with Tehran.

The "historic breakthrough" would lead to the couponing of the Strait of Hurman and ensure Iraq never obtained a military weapon, the White House declared. Trump advisers said the deal would demonstrate that the president could not, rather than prolong the kind of "outdoor wars" in the Middle East he had spent years denouncing.

The agreement set aside two months for talks to turn the insome trace into something more ambitious: a broader settlement of the decades-long standoff over black nuclear program.

That window has now closed. The war has not ended. The Strait of Hurman remains largely

diet. Detailed negotiations over black nuclear program never began.

The United States has re-named its blockade of human ports. Tehran is demanding concessions that the Trump administration has rejected. And the administration has now publicly discussed several of the key doubts in the United States' decision, including development of a plan "with at least $100 billion for the reconstruction and development" of Iran, a waiver of intentions to allow Iran to self-do and a "dialogue" between Iran and Oman over how to run the Strait of Hurman.

Trump on Monday went so far as to threaten to resist Oman over its talks with Iran on management of the stock. Through which all percent of the world's oil used to pass.

If Oman goes in the way, Trump said in a Fox News interview, the U.S. would "boath the ← out of them." He demanded that Iran raise "the white flag of surrender" while insisting that

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New Florida map reorients Wasserman Schultz

BY TED AKMUN

HONKIE, FLA. — When Republicans cut up by mostly blue congressional districts to boost their chances in the uniform elections, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) faced a choice.

The veteran lawmaker could have stuck to her home address and a new predominantly White district that went for Donald Trump by 50 percentage points.

Instead, Wasserman Schultz jumped into the primary for a neighboring district in Broward County, where a handful of prominent African American leaders were already vying to represent an area that is more than 60 percent Black.

They have the control up at a holiday concert in this revolving suburb earlier this summer, passing out handshakes and pamphlets at the steamed the one thing that set her apart from

White Democratic

congressionalism aims to win heavily Black district

her primary opponents — other than her race.

"We don't want to lose the power and experience I have for Broward," she said, passing only breath at the ripped through the crowd in her rhinestone-covered platform speakers. "It's essential we have people with enough experience to be able to fight."

A 50-year-old former national party chair and frequent calls were pressure, Wasserman Schultz is among the nation's most prominent incumbents being forced to reintroduce themselves and make the case for seniority this year.

Yet more so than other con-

tests, her primary race in Florida's 2016 District represents the often thorny trade-offs Democratic face as Trump and the GOP have sought to reduce maps across the country and eliminate deep-blue seats in Congress.

After the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act this year, some veteran Democrats across the South have been forced to choose between running on more politically competitive tact or bowing out entirely.

Wasserman Schultz chose a third option, turning her election into a control that effectively pits congressional experience against racial representation.

It's especially potent when the ranks of Black lawmakers in Congress are all but guaranteed to derelict, said Corey Shearer, president of Broward's Black Democratic Caucus, which has backed a rival candidate, Dale Holmes.

"She's been an ally, but suddenly it's feeling more like men using the familiarity she's built against us," Shearer said. "With the landscape of all that, somebody who says they're not traced decades. 'She's I'm in trouble, and I'm going to take years.'"

Four other candidates are seeking the nomination. Holmes, a former mayor of Broward County, a young progressive activist, the district's disgraced former congresswoman, and a 300th rapper perhaps best known for the song "Me Be Home." But it may be difficult for any of them to edge out Wasserman Schultz, who has a massive advantage in fundraising and name recognition.

A former state lawmaker who made the jump to Congress in 2004, Wasserman Schultz is quick to point out that she has represented at least some of Rev-

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Kushner, Betanyahu make little progress

Demilitarization

of Hamas, withdrawal of Israelis from Gaza stalled

BY LION SHROUD,

KAKIN DUNUNG,

JESSICA TADE

AND MOHAMAD EL-CHABRAK

TEL. 4577 — The president's son-in-law Jared Kashner and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Monday in Jerusalem but made little progress toward fulfilling a plan to complete demilitarization of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.

In a statement following the meeting, President Donald

Trump's Board of Peace said it had agreed with Israel's insistence that there would be no subject of the Israel Defense Forces from Gaza before all Hamas weapons, tunnels and infrastructure are gone.

One senior Board of Peace official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive diplomacy, said the post-meeting statement was worded carefully to avoid conflict and take into account Israel's nonmillion national election in October, in which Gaza will be a central issue.

The talks with Kashner were estimated to lead breathing more between two seemingly irreconcilable views and keep the talks alive at least through the fall, the official added.

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Another rise in kindergarten vaccine exemptions in U.S.

Record high for the 2025-26 school year continues a trend

BY LENA H. SUN

The share of U.S. kindergartens with exemptions from school vaccine requirements for the 2022-2026 school year rose to another record high, record up to federal data points Monday. The sharp increase from 3.6 to 4.2 percent seeking exemptions — about 193,000 students — extends a years-long system of childhood immunization rates as the country battles its worst measles emergency in 10 years.

As exemptions increased, U.S. kindergarten vaccination rates fall slightly for all reported vaccines from the year before. Coverage for the major vaccines required for kindergarten — MMR (measles, mumps and rubella), DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus and

asthma pertussis), poliovirus vaccine (picks); and varicella (chicken pox) — decreased in more than half of states for the second year in a row, the CDC says.

The latest numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention arrive in President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy. It took sweeping changes to the childhood immunization schedule.

Trump last week directed federal health officials to move toward giving the measles, mumps and rubella vaccines separately rather than in the combined MMR shot and to space out childhood vaccinations over their medical tests. The combined shot has been a cornerstone of measles prevention for decades, and separate measles, mumps and rubella vaccines are not currently available in the United States.

The proposal defies guidance from major medical groups and is directly at odds with CDC's ODI VACCINED CO AS

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Bumper-to-bumper traffic

Much faster cars — and no pedestrians — will be competing on the streets of D.C. this weekend during the Freedom 250 Grand Prix IndyCar series race around the National Mall.

Race is on to prep for new deadly viruses

BY DAN DUNCAN

The White House is working to strengthen safeguards against biological attacks after staffing cuts such in the second Trump administration depleted superscript or a field where officials increasingly run artificial intelligence could make it easier to create deadly pathogens.

By the end of President Joe Biden's turn, the White House had built a state of a new 50-50 people focused on biological security, according to three former government officials who worked on the issue — two for Biden and Trump, each two year for Biden — and spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid professional retaliation.

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THE WORLD

The Iran wars' fallout could threaten垂涎一切 on the millions of the poorest children around the world. A10

President Trump defended his move to cut back U.S.-South Korea military exercises. A10

THE ECONOMY

Mark Zuckerberg,

founder and CEO of Meta, faces a potential reckoning in court over kindergarten efforts on issue. A11

U.S. stocks afged further from their record highs as oil prices rose Monday, raising pressure on inflation. A10

STYLE

Hayden Panettiere, a former child actress who rose to fame in the public sex, died Sunday. She was 64. B1

SPORTS

The Commanders received one of their biggest posttrunk battles, naming those Stevens their locker. B7

THE REGION

April and early. Ten famous Lincoln portraits per profit endeavors from a Baltimore art cooperative working for the Marble Man. A11

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Beloved bald eagle's death spurs fan backlash

Caretakers are flooded with questions after Jackie's health failed

BY COLE REYNOLDS

Christian Weaver starts her message first with the Bible, then the bald eagle.

Weaver is among millions who have spent hours watching a live stream trained on a family of bald eagles named high above California's San Bernardino Mountains.

The webcam allowed viewers to follow Jackie — the first eagle chick believed to have hatched in the San Bernardino National Forest's Big Bear Valley — and her mate, Shadow.

Friends of Big Bear Valley installed the camera in 1999, and the nonprofit has amassed more than 400 million views on YouTube. Weaver began to time in about two years ago after her mother was unengaged but to do so. But in recent weeks, Jackie had been missing from view. The eagle was being treated for an illness by veterinarians at the Ojai Baptist Centre, north of Los Angeles.

Then last week, the center announced that the beloved 34-year-old eagle had died.

Weaver was heartbroken, yes. Before the next steps were:

"Ojai Baptist Centre has come explaining to do," she wrote on the social media platform X. "Not saying."

Weaver said she took "a lot of flak for even saving something about it." But she wasn't the only fan insistent on answers.

Even as the Ojai Baptist Centre posted multiple social media updates a week about Jackie's condition, fans circulated a petition demanding more frequent posts.

Friends of Big Bear Valley also received a deluge of calls while Jackie was ill and offscreen, said Jenny Voinard, a spokeswoman for the nonprofit. Calibre suggested medical treatments they thought the eagle should be re-coming or demanded updates about her condition, Voinard said.

While caring for Jackie, the raptor center posted that wildlife professionals "increasingly face constant requests for information, repeated phone calls, unexpected visits, messages on their personal social media accounts, and, in some cases, contact at their private homes."

That statement further angered Weaver, she said. She wasn't used to the eagle being out of sight. Last year, she even kept the television in her bedroom tuned to Jackie's rest.

The Jackie sequestered in Ojai, Weaver said she became convinced that doctors were withholding information. She said she didn't call the caretakers like often fans but doesn't think the center should have been bothered by those who did.

As sister turned on Jackie's caregivers though, Voinard said the campaign — particularly her petition — had grown "abused"

Jackie the bald eagle is examined at the San Dimas Baptist Review in Los Angeles on July 19.

Jackie and her mate, Shadow, watch their eggs in a nest near California's Big Bear Lake in March 2016.

Artificial intelligence-potential images of Jackie spread online, prompting the raptor center to ask fans not to share them. A particularly insidious rumor, Voinard said, were claims that the raptor center was persuading that Jackie was still alive to collect donations.

Members of the Friends of Big Bear Valley staff tried responding when they could, Voinard said, but eventually they restricted comments on at least one post. "The short volume of comments and emails, like there's no way anybody could keep up," Voinard added.

Both Rios watched the drama unfold from also: they'd set up an eagle webcam in 2010,

nearly 1,300 miles away in Iowa. She recalled predicting with a colleague ahead of its launch that they were going to have "so much fun" sharing the live stream. That, she said, would be her last moment of peace for years.

Rios's eagle cam went viral. Fans would call her phone at 3 a.m. demanding that she put an umbrella over the next when it was coming. And last year, when two females mailed with an adult mate, a fan expected Rios go and shoot one of the female birds, she said.

"As soon as I heard that something was going on with Jackie, I felt bad for them," Rios said, in the eagle's caretakers in Califor-

cia. "They are going to have an invasion of their pricots. We that will be cruel and unnecessary."

American hero has been enamored with the symbol of the bald eagle since it first appeared on the seal in 1974, and Pulitzer-winning historian Jack E. Davis, who wrote a chronicle of the land. But for decades, they hated the animal itself.

During the 1800s, it was considered a rater duty to kill bald eagles, as they were seen in ports, Davis said. In the mid-1800s, poisonous insecticides pushed the bald eagle population to the brain of extinction.

But wildlife organizations began placing web cameras in eagles' nests in recent decades,

and viewers became attached to the hard domestic lives, which Davis said can resemble ones. Many eagles taste its life and re-pound their young. When something goes wrong, Davis said, enter into our known to be one wildlife end!

"Our emotional ties to the bird set us powerful now as our patriots too," Davis said.

After Jackie death, Weaver — who at one point had suggested online that Jackie's doctors had withheld the Center — asked in another post. "I feel strong along." In hindsight, she said, her messages were improperly received.

But she doesn't report quoting them. It was a symptom of her anger, she said, and she remains convinced there's more to the story.

Even after state wildlife officials said Tuesday that Jackie had a large blood clot in her wing and kidney, Weaver wondered whether David Hameen could have helped. When did the center show Jackie was going to die, she said she has wondered. Could her fans have gotten more warning?

The Ojai Baptist Centre board chair said the center was waiting for more information before further speaking publicly about the eagle's final live media.

In the days following Jackie's death, Weaver's marriage haven't changed like reads the Bible and witches Shadow — now beyond he'll find a new mate.

Former football is staring now, and Weaver said that will distract her. She hasn't fully moved on though.

"I'm just interested by it, really," she said. The feeling, she added, is one of her stages of grief.

Pet goose honks to alert family that adopted him of barn fire

Goosey rushed out of the barn squawking so forcefully he woke up Bert Gerber, who had never heard him bank before

BY KYLE MELANIK

Bert Gerber was woken up in the middle of the night by a loud and unfamiliar hooking noise. He walked outside in his flip-flops to find his family's barn — where about 60 turkeys and chickens kept — in the

Gerber grabbed a water hose and rushed toward the flames, which he put out in about three minutes. The fire had not reached the animals, all of whom survived.

"In just a couple more minutes," Gerber said, "it would've been too much for a reason" but, if I live home later, Gerber watched footage from his surveillance camera in his road in Richmond, Texas. The footage showed his family's pet goose, Goosey, watching out of the barn amid the fire and hooking several times — one squawk was so forceful he sounded like he was waiting.

The noise woke up Gerber, prompting him to extinguish the fire before any animals were hurt, he said. It was the first time Gerber heard Goosey, who is typically quiet and shy, back.

Later that day, Aug. 5, Gerber's wife, Chelsea Gerber, shared the video on social media, when more than 1 million people have witnessed Goosey's fortuitous screeching.

"Goosey wasn't just making noise," wrote Chelsea Gerber, 20. "He was sounding the alarm."

Three months before the 1st, Chelsea Gerber, who manages a knocking farm, didn't want to get a pet goose. She said the goose her family raised in Yucat, Michigan, often chased and hit her when she was a child.

But she and her daughter Elaina, it visited a Texas poultry exposition in May that let videos hold a goose. Elaina became emotional getting a behavioral gushing's fluffy feathers. She wanted to take the goose home, and her more reluctantly moved.

The family bought a plastic children's pool, which Goosey excitedly runs to when Chelsea Gerber fills it every morning.

As Goosey grew in some weeks, he moved from sleeping on the family's back porch to a red-burn with chickens and turkeys. He then sleeping in a stall beside the chicken crop.

That's where Goosey was around 1 a.m. when the fire spurted in the barn. A few seconds later, Goosey, about 4 months old, hooked into the yard with a warning car.

The Gerbers said the fire was probably caused by a ceiling wire that overloaded or was chewed by an animal.

Restricting the security cam-

Elaina Gerber, 6, became emotional when she met Goosey at a Texas poultry exposition in May and the goose became her pet.

era footage later that morning, Bert Gerber said Goosey looked like "a pleasant string from the other." Chelsea Gerber said tears filled her eyes witnessing Goosey's efforts.

"I don't think we give animals enough credit for how emotion of they truly are," she said. "And if you listen to them, they do communicate with you — just not with words."

Goosey seemed unbiased by the incident, the Gerbers said, and has been rewarded with his favorite snacks goes, remains lettuce and watermelon.

He has appeared to take on a guardian not among the birds. When a turkey named Pygmy leaves her nest of a dozen eggs, Goosey ate atop the eggs to keep them warm, the Gerbers said. But he's still shy, Goosey avoided reporters from Houston news station KDFU who came to the barn to report on his her own a few days after the fire.

The Gerbers said, "I'm not going playing the wrong in the barn and hope to eventually build a new one."

Chelsea Gerber once told her daughter that Goosey would be their only pet goose. Now, she's considering getting a female goose she would name Lucy.

"We rush us gushing," she said, "and if they suggest naturally we would be thrilled."

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Groups seek to upend Texas's Ten Commandments law

Supreme Court asked to bear challenge to law affecting public schools

BY JOHN JUCYENKAL AND LADSA MEZQUIER

Civil liberties groups on Monday asked the Supreme Court to bear their challenge of a Texas law requiring that all public school classrooms display the Ten Commandments periodically. The Court said that the law is not the separation of church and state.

The parties are expected to decide in coming months when they are one up the next which is being closely watched as conservatives in Texas and elsewhere work to expand religious rights in public spaces and represents under them in court. In April, a conservative appeals court upheld the law in a narrowly distinct ed opinion.

The case would be one of the most significant dealing with religious in public schools since an stenographic divided Supreme Court ruled in 2015 that the law could "high school football and football school in the state" (supreme court under the First Amendment) right to free speech.

In the current case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th District of New Orleans upheld the Texas law on a 3-4 vote, overcoming a lower-court ruling that found the measure unconstitutional.

JACYENKAL

Ten Commandments posters are delivered to local public schools in New Braunfels, Texas.

tional.

More than a dozen Texas families of multiple faiths need to break the law after it was signed to Gov. Greg Elliott (R) last year. They argued the statute violation the First Amendment ban on the government establishing religious, known as the establishment clause, and improperly

forced the Christmas faith onto students.

The families are being represented by the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Texas, and American District, a group that advocates for the separation of church and state.

The permanent, unavoidable imposition of biblical

scriptors in public-school classrooms does not interfere with, or threaten to undermine, parents' ability to direct their children's religious education and to instill particular religious habits and practices, it is difficult to imagine what would." The groups wrote in their petition to the Supreme Court.

Texas has argued that simply posting the Ten Commandments to classrooms does not proceed students into a "formal religious exercise" as the law does not run aired of the establishment clause.

"This is a major victory for Texas and our moral values," homes said in a post on X after the appeals court ruling in April. "The Ten Commandments have had a strong sense of education, and it's important that students learn from them every single day."

The appeals court majority pointed to the 2018 Supreme Court ruling in favor of the high school football coach as guiding its decision. The judges complained that the law established a higher-court, though people of the time of America's founding consider Texas's law a violation of the Constitution's establishment clause." They answered to.

The facts are still chamber of misjudgages or mosques what to believe or have to worship or whom to employ as private, tablos or stamps." the appeals court wrote in March last. "A pamphlet on one who rejects the Ten Commandments, an matter the reason. It seems no taxes to support any things. It does not accept churches to perform civil functions."

Texas Houston mothers died a separate lawsuit over the Texas Ten Commandments law to fully arguing it without the need of stigma freedom law and a state paranoid rights amendment.

Arkansas and Louisiana have

been saved from requiring the Ten Commandments for declared in classrooms, but the Arkansas law has been blocked by a Judge Office claim have established Bfds-influenced state instructions and staged chaplains to serve as counselors. The Trump administration issued rebels on February allowing prayer time in schools.

The 5-2 conservative majority on the Supreme Court has given it expanded the rights of the religious in recent terms. In March, the parties ruled a "conclusion therapy" for LGBTQ+ children, probably because the free speech rights of a religious counselor.

Last year, the justices ruled religious parents could remove their own public school tax zone involving LGBTQ+ books that conflicted with their faith. The high court has also ruled that states must allow religious schools to provide free speech to evinier programs of secular schools are allowed to take part.

One notable loss came last week when the justices dead asked over the conduct of the nation's first religious public charity school in Oklahoma. At 2nd Justice Amy Carey Barrett, accused barrack a w-his allowed school course in the state, and said school to stand.

A female group has started a fresh legal fight to try to set athletic mother religious public schools in the 2nd Alabama, potentially setting up a test of the same law that could work its way back to the Supreme Court.

Federal border construction halts at Big Bend National Park after pushback

Project is seen by many as needlessly damaging to some Texas park

BY JACK SPARNS AND RACHAL R. FRANCHISSE

The Trump administration on Monday halted counterfeits of a border patrol road in Big Bend National Park, following local pushback that criticized the work at unnecessarily damaging critical species habitat and altering the landscape of the international park on the Texas-Benim border.

Earlier the month, Chairman and Border Protection contractor began showing a park for a road that would run the length of the park and eventually be accompanied by vehicle barriers and additional cables for surveillance equipment in state areas.

"Last night, I put a pause on all activity in that park as far as construction goes. 'It's easy pit down there and do a personal restaurant with a little table holders, talk to local law enforcement in that area,' said Cliff Commissioner Rodney Scott in a video posted on X.

Scott talked the video in a Texas airport on his way to visit the park, protesting 'more to follow this week.'

Since construction work has been completed, it residents can local landowners have been vigilant. Incorporating every thing of dirt moved by heavy equipment inside the national park.

They have mounted a social media campaign using videos and photos of the work to plead for greater transparency on the construction's border barrier plans. The images show connection in yellow work working with bulldozers and encounters leaving a path of dirt and truck marks in their wake.

Satellite images showed that several thousand feet had been bulldozed in the floodplain along the Rio Grande as of last week to make way for the future road.

Like last week, Scott sought to clarify work he said was happening at the park – suggesting it was not part of barrier construction but, rather, survey and design efforts – describing it as a statement as building a "new access road, improving existing roads, installing structure, technology, and placing vehicle barriers in limited, strategic locations."

Opponents of the construction are additional security infrastructure is unnecessary, noting that the Big Bend region already has the lowest level of illegal crossings of any segment of the border.

Locals have sued the federal government, filed complaints with environmental protection agencies, opposed permits for contractors to use local roads and walls and pushed lawmakers to demand answers on what work is being done. Members of Congress in both parties have called for greater transparency on the City.

In yet another attempt to halt the project, as ballgasters group filed a lawsuit in federal court on Friday against the alleged de-

A bulldozer plows through hand during construction for a section of border wall near Santa Elena Canyon last week in Big Bend National Park in Texas.

struction of sacred sites on the park, citing religious protections. Texas state Sen. Richard Gutter said 'It's why it representing the plaintiff in that lawsuit, and federal leaders are feeling the promise as residents would not to their lawmakers every day about the construction. The legal team filed an application for a temporary contracting order late Sunday to an attempt to stop the work.

"We are pleased that Commissioner Scott has made this announcement to pause the construction until he gets a feeling of which happening," Gutterren said Monday. "But the real concern is Commissioner Scott told us that they are only surveying.

Unless you survey with bulldozers, healthcare and counselors, it doesn't believe what Mr. Scott and the rest of the representative of the federal government are saying."

So hope this pause is in earnest," he added.

While several lawsuits related to the border infrastructure work have failed to halt the project, Gutterren is confident that religious grounds of their complaint may cure up a new front in the legal battle.

Adam Kearns of the Washington Office on Latin America submitted a recent 'airport report' on another lawsuit studying federal border encounter data.

In X, he concluded that of all

the sectors, Big Bend had the lowest number of apprehensions and a fraction of apprehensions in other sectors, both historically and since the beginning of the second Trump admonition date.

"The intent to build border barrier in the Big Bend seems to reflect the amount of funding BfM has on hand from recently approved signatures, rather than any urgency over illegal entries," Kearns wrote in the court filing.

The work in Big Bend is part of both billion for construction of additional facilities and the other security infrastructure across the entire border that Congress authorized last year in Trump's signature One Big Bean-

told Bill Act.

The work will not include a 10-foot border wall running through the park as is being built along much of the city's road border, according to CBT, which backed down on plans for that type of barrier earlier this year.

Bill, the path of the bulldozer, has already destroyed areas that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has designated as critical habitat for the threatened yellow-billed surface. But a designation would typically demand that the government conduct extensive environmental studies and come up with a plan to mitigate harm to the species. But the Department of Homeland Security has waived several dozen conservative laws, including the Endangered Species Act, so that contractors can disregard them.

CBT's proposed costs in the control road would go over Marshall Mountain, which sits above the park's sustenable Big Bend, where the river heads back to the border.

Locals are concerned that will require applicants to blast through the land such as construction with virtually 50% of the land. The government is not currently changing the river enjoyed by others and disrupting peregrine falcons that nest nearby, although CBT knows that blasting is a problem.

For now, Scott said all work has stopped, although locals wonder if that will become permanent.

"We are cautiously optimistic," said Anton Cartrell, a county resident who has been monitoring the activity closely. "It's peaceful and quiet again."

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CONGRESS

Jeffries calls for high court overhaul

House Minority Leader Matthew Jeffries said Senate law wants to see "dramatic reform" on the Supreme Court, including, in the coming, states within the Democratic Party for changes.

Smoking on "Meet the Peace" Jeffries said an overhaul could start with the creation of an official code of conduct for justices, but he stopped short of looking a proposal popular with some Democrats to expand the number of justices on the court.

Jeffries said that Big Bend, Rankin (Sheffield), the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, would take the lead in shaping the plans for the 2018 state election. The party wins back control of the chamber this year.

"What I support is dramatic reform," Jeffries said. "The American people should have confidence in the highest court

in the land."

Democrats have proposed a host of major changes to the court in recent months, including corresponding to membership and imposing term limits, to represent its rulings that have taken a rightward turn.

Jeffries did not endorse any change proposed, but he noted his frustration with the democratic Collins decision in April, which weakened a key section of the Young Rights Act that assures the creation of major-tremendoff districts.

"The Supreme Court gained the Young Rights Act in ways that do the building of extreme MEGA Republicans who turned around in the Deep South and unloaded them due from the tactics," Jeffries said. "It's inconsistent with the law and with the government."

Conservatives have dismissed the proposals from Democrats as attempts to further publicize the court over insurance they do not like.

— Matthew Chee

HEALTH CARE

Cassidy blasts changes to routine schedule

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-Lexasian-Talentor President Donald Trump) recent executive order overhauling the childhood routine schedule, saying it will raise costs for patients and make vaccines less accessible.

Trump signed an executive order last week to unloaded the childhood MMR vaccine solutions separate claim. Trump defended the move as quitting children from a combination that he said was "sort of like a routine weapon."

"Yeah, that's a cross, stupid thing," Cassidy said. He also on CNN's "State of the Union," according to Trump's remark. "This is why the president's poll numbers are going down, because people don't perceive that he knows the reality of their life." Cassidy said requesting the vaccines would yield no medical benefits while burdening

parents with the added costs of multiple doctor visits for their children. This could reduce the rates of vaccination, potentially reducing young people with immune-system comorbidities, such as pregnant women, he said.

"If you're pos-ble, you should be pos-vaccine," Cassidy said.

The senator also noted that insurance companies posing for more visits would raise premiums at a no-return when health care costs are top of usual for voters.

Cassidy, a physician, has been compelled against the Trump administration attempts to reduce vaccine schedules.

Cassidy led his reduction bid in 2004, telling to Rep. Fink below in the Republican primary, and has done been increasingly willing to challenge the administration. He voted last year to continue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary, despite the three-continent past public deprivation about vaccines.

When asked about his vote

to confirm Kennedy Cassidy said, "You have to live life living forward."

— Matthew Chee

CLIMATE

Lala may be warning

of what's in coma

The past weekend, Hawaii was tasked for a new foreword, as Lala's eye passed just 20 miles south of the Big Island's southern tip Saturday.

Lala, which has since weakened into a tropical storm and is moving away from Hawaii, brought a remarkable two to three miles to Lala's port of the Big Island, where the rising terrain and mountains advanced precipitating.

In a statement released during the 2018 state's 1st House (10 and 10) homes had been last there and that bridges and schools had been damaged.

"Roundingly, we believe there's a lot more of time to make one major accident that

might have been caused by this central and total," Greens said.

But Lala looks like a bathinger of many more victims to come across the land.

That's partly because the recent law worked to record levels across months of the Pacific because of a combination of 2,000 and 1,000 in the state were and the background influence of climate change.

Later this week, there's the potential for three new events in the Pacific — the possibly near Gram and the Northern Mariana Islands — and two more in the east-central Pacific, between Mexico and Hawaii. The Pacific is a major country that has been shown that year to year tropical moisture or remnant chests in the eastern Pacific to reach California and the inner country that has been shown to reach impact on imminent climate change.

The Chinese season in the eastern and central Pacific, which runs through November, looks like it will be a marathon.

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Dispute over fact vs. fiction at trial over Tupac's killing

BY JESSICA HILL

Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — A prosecutor said Monday that while few have been willing to speak about the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, Duane "Keith D" Davis is the "one person who has a hard time being about."

"Let's be clear, Duane Davis did not pull the trigger. But he did place the shooting in rotation of the beating of his nephew," Chief Deputy District Attorney Bina Palal told jurors at the start of Daretz Las Vegas trial. "Remarkably, you will learn that from Duane Davis himself."

Davis, 63, is charged with murder with a deadly weapon with the intent to promote, further or arrest a criminal gang in Shakur's death. He pleaded not guilty this lawyer in the defense opening called the prosecutor's narrative "fiction." It concedes, Davis faces life in prison.

Palal showed jurors video of Shakur's entourage attacking Daretz nephew Orlando "Baby Lane" (unknown outside a beating match at the MGM Grand hotel) before the shooting Sept. 7, 1996.

Davis spent the next two hours planning how to get even, said Palal, and Shakur was granted down to an act of revengu.

In a 2006 interview with a federal task force investigating the killing of Shakur's rival, the Television B.I.G., Davis instead talked about the Shakur shooting. He described handing a gun to the man in the back seat of a white Cadillac that fired on a black BMW with Shakur and blacked the Red Knight inside.

As prosecutors played audio of Davis explaining the moment Shakur was shot, members of Shakur's family, including his stepbrother Maurice "Moperine" Shakur, stared ahead and instead recently from the audience.

Palal told jurors Davis held two or more of hatred for Shakur for decades that drove him to speak.

He said as early as 1998, the defendant talked to the FBI and admitted he and him to Las Vegas the night of the shooting. He spoke again in 1999 to the FBI and said again he was in Las

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Duane Davis appears at Clark County District Court Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas on Monday.

Vegas then lost denied responsibility.

In 2006, he admitted to his role in the killing in an interview with Las Vegas police, Palal said.

"And now 30 years later, we're going to ask you to finally hold Duane Davis accountable," Palal said.

He also showed jurors the 2019 memoir that Davis co-authored, "Compton Street Legend," that the prosecution will use and that the defense fought to keep out of the trial, along with several of the defendant's interviews.

Davis, wearing a blue suit and tie, watched the prosecutors while eating next to his attorney for an agency with his hands folded on the table in front of him, occasionally nodding along as his attorney spoke.

Duane Davis faces life in prison for his alleged involvement in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur. The story of the drive-by shooting has long gripped the hip-hop community, partly because no one was charged until Davis was indicted in 2023.

"The state has just told you what they believe is the evidence in this case," attorney Michael Sanft said to jurors in his opening. "What they are telling you, they are representing as fact, when it's really fiction."

Sanft said Davis wasn't previ-

ously charged for the 1996 killing because law enforcement knew that he was "full of crap."

"There's no facts," he said, to back up what Davis said in his book.

The defense attorney also pointed to missing documents

in the original investigation and distrust between Los Angeles and Las Vegas police departments. He pointed out that the Compton Police Department was shut down in September 2000 over corruption.

He called one detective's work "traced," "singer" and "accomplius." He said retired Detective Clifford Mogg read portions of Davis's book into the record as if it were fact but said Mogg did not verify claims in it.

The story of the drive-by shooting has long gripped the hip-hop community, partly because no one was charged until Davis was indicted in 2023.

The other three men riding in the Cadillac have all died in the years since.

"When he says he's the only

person who can tell what happened, he's right," Palal said.

Shakur remains a cultural icon and is considered one of the most influential and versatile regrets of all time, despite dying at 20. He was nominated for an Grammy Awards and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017.

Retired Las Vegas police officer Gary Dale was the first of the 25 to 40 witnesses the prosecution plans to call at the trial, which is expected to last about a month. He recounted how he and another officer stopped a car carrying Knight and Shakur because the vehicle didn't have a license plate. They let the pair go with a warning.

About 30 minutes later the two officers responded to a call about a shooting and found Shakur being pulled from the car by EMN, Dale said. Knight had been grazed by bullets, but told the officers to take care of Shakur, he testified.

Dale jumped in the ambulance and tried to get Shakur to tell him who shot him. The retired officer said that Shakur said something like, "No, we'll take care of it."

Another witness, Ingrid Stokes, testified that she and her friends were heading home from Las Vegas when they encountered Shakur and Knight, who was friends with a woman in Shakur's group.

Knight invited them to a nightclub, she said, and they decided to meet them there.

The car Stokes was riding in was one hole over and a car length ahead of Knight's vehicle, when they heard gandens while stopped at an intersection, she said.

Stokes said they feared more gunfire and drove away almost hitting a white four-door vehicle in the process.

When they returned to the scene, police treated them like suspects, she said, and made them sit on the sidewalks. She was scared to talk about the case, worried about poor treatment from law enforcement and the potential for eretleness from the unknown shooter.

"Stutches get stitches," she said.

High court rebuffs Trump's bid to overturn $5 million verdict in Carroll case

The president was found liable for sexually abusing the former columnist

BY JEWEN JUCVENAS.

The Supreme Court on Monday again rebuffed President Donald Trump's bid to overturn a $5 million verdict against him in a case in which he was found liable for sexually abusing former advice columnist E. Jean Carroll.

The justices denied a long shot request by Trump's attorneys to reconsider their decision to let stand the 2022 civil judgment in the high-profile case. They did not explain their ruling.

The decision is not a surprise — the Supreme Court has not granted a rehearing since the mid-1980s.

Roberta Kaplan, an attorney for Carroll, said Carroll and her legal team were "pleased" with the outcome.

"As a result, the jury's unanimous verdict that Donald Trump sexually assaulted and then defamed E. Jean Carroll is now final and cannot be chal-

longed in any court," Kaplan said.

The ruling comes after the justices in June declined to hear an appeal of the verdict. The decision left in place a 2024 appeals court ruling that affirmed the judgment.

A New York jury found Trump liable in 2020 of sexually abusing Carroll in a Bergdorf Goodman shooting room in Manhattan in 1996. It also found Trump later defamed Carroll.

The defamation claim arose from a Truth Social post that Trump made in 2022 after Carroll went public with allegations that Trump sexually assaulted her. Trump called the allegations a "complete con job," a "float," and a "float" connected by Carroll to sell her memoir.

Trump denies any wrongdoing and has faced no criticism charges. In a petition to the Supreme Court in the appeal, his attorneys called the allegations "facially implausible" and "politically motivated."

Last month, Trump asked the Supreme Court to overturn a separate $43.2 million verdict against him for defaming Carroll in the wake of the $5 million verdict.

The court has not yet weighed in on that request.

In a Truth Social post in 2022, Donald Trump called E. Jean Carroll's allegation that he had sexually assaulted her in 1996 a "con job."

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Kindergarten vaccine exemptions jump to another record high across the U.S.

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own scientific guidance.

"No published scientific evidence shows any benefit in separating the combination MMR vaccine into three individual shots," the agency says on its MMR vaccine safety page as of Monday. Elsewhere on CDC's website, the agency says combination vaccines reduce the number of injections children receive while providing the same protection and may help more children get recommended vaccinations on time.

The new CDC data released this week shows a continuing decline in childhood vaccination rates and rise in exemption rates, and what's at stake as the administration seeks to remake federal vaccine policy.

The biggest factor in the increasing exemption rate came from families seeking increased net exemptions, the data shows. Exemptions increased across a broader segment of the country last year, rising in 44 states and the District of Columbia, compared with 36 states and the District the previous year. Twenty-four states now report exemption rates exceeding 5 percent.

In terms of vaccine coverage, the data shows that 93.4 percent of kindergartners had received the required two doses of the MMR vaccine during the 2022-2026 school year, down slightly from 82.2 percent the previous year. Before the coronavirus pandemic, the rate was 50 percent, the level at which it is generally considered unlikely that a single infection will trigger a disease cluster or outbreak. The number of kindergartners attending school without documentation of completing the MMR vaccine series was about 200,000 during the 2022-2026 school year.

Coverage for other required childhood vaccines also declined dropping to 38 percent for DTaE from 91.1 percent the previous year, and to 93.4 percent for polio, from 92.5 percent the previous year.

"Measles and other infectious diseases don't stop at the classroom door," said James Campbell, chair of the American

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A child gets a measles, mumps and rubella vaccination. Coverage among kindergartners for major vaccines fell in more than half the states.

Academy of Pediatrics committee on infectious diseases and a professor of pediatrics at the University of Maryland. "That's why school entry requirements matter. They protect and keep entire communities safe, and experience shows that when parents receive chest treatments information from health professionals, they're far more likely to choose vaccination."

On Friday, CDC reported 2,544 continued measles cases to be this year, 100 more than the previous week's tally and already resending the 2,180 cases recorded during all of 2020. Ninety-three percent of the cases were in people who were not vaccinated in whose vaccination status was unknown.

CDC made no mention of the record increase in exemptions to a current accompanying Monday's data, and stopped short of directly encouraging parents to vaccinate their children. Instead, CDC said that it "continues to encourage parents to discuss vaccination options with their doctors."

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President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. want major changes to the childhood immunization schedule.

If parents are worried about what shots their children need for school, they should keep in mind that states, not the federal government, generally no vaccination requirements for school attendance, public health en-

ports say. As of Aug. 11, 30 states had announced that they are no longer relying solely on federal guidelines for their own childhood vaccine recommendations, according to KPF, a health policy organization. Many state health

departments have said they will rely on external expert groups such as the American Academy of Pediatrics instead.

Decades of research involving millions of children have established the safety and effectiveness of the MMR vaccine. Two doses of the vaccine are about 97 percent effective in preventing measles, which can result in serious complications, including pneumonia, swelling of the brain and, in rare cases, death from respiratory and neurological complications, according to CDC. Extensive research has found no link between MMR vaccination and autism.

The White House has said its proposed changes to the immunization schedule, which also call for reducing the number of universally recommended vaccines, are designed to align the United States with its peer nations. But peer nations like Denmark, Australia and Canada give MMR immunizations in a combination vaccine. Britain this year began replacing the MMR shot with a four-in-one vaccine

that also protects against chicken pox.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-Louisiana) blasted Trump's overhaul of the childhood vaccine schedule Sunday, saying it will intervote for patients and make vaccines less accessible. Trump has defended the move as sparing children from the combination MMR vaccine, which he said was "sort of like a nuclear weapon."

"Now instead of your child getting two shots, she has to get six shots," Cassidy said Sunday on ABC's "The Week." "Instead of ... two missing work to take your child to the doctor two times, you're doing it on times. And instead of the insurance company paying for two visits, it's now paying for six visits."

The children between the White House's vaccine agenda and the scientific guidance of the agency charged with carrying it out also presents an immediate task for Tetra Schwartz, who became work as CDC director last week.

During Schwartz's confirmation process, retailers reportedly present her on whether she wants federal scientific evidence if Kennedy or other administration officials sought changes unsupported by it. Cassidy ultimately supported her nomination after initially expressing concerns, saying after additional conversations that he was confident Schwartz "knows what she is doing and will stand against those who do not."

Even though CDC is responsible for federal vaccine policy following recommendations from its independent vaccine advisory committee, scientists at the agency said they did not know that the executive order was coming, and officials are unsure of what it means for the agency.

The White House is calling for Kennedy's Department of Health and Human Services Task Force on Suite Childhood Vaccines to craft proposed changes within 90 days. The long-distance panel was revived last year after a push from anti-vaccine activists. That task force makes recommendations that aim to improve vaccine safety, not to determine the optimal vaccine schedule, public health law experts have said.

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Things people get wrong about postpartum psychosis

The condition has long been stigmatized and poorly understood

BY ERICA SUSAN

At the center of the high-profile trial of Lindsay Dance, a Massachusetts mother facing a first-degree murder charge in the deaths of her three children, is a lesser-known perinatal mental health disorder postpartum psychosis. Classy's defiant has argued that she should not be held constantly responsible because she was experiencing the condition at the time of their deaths.

Postpartum psychosis is often misconstrued, said Guy Kanoa Haider, medical director of the Massachusetts Child Foundation, exerts Program for Mood and assistant professor of psychiatry, obstetrics and gynecology at UMass Class Medical School. The symptoms can vary from person to person and may not be readily apparent to the people around them, though they often include hallucinations or hearing voices or seeing things that aren't there – as well as delusions, confusion and paranoia. For instance, a person may become deluded that harming themselves or their child is what he has to let you in good. "This is not a flaw of the character," Haider said. "This is a medical illness."

Perhaps contributing to the poor awareness of postpartum psychosis is the fact that it is not included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), the reference book of diagnoses for mental health clinicians instead, people may be officially diagnosed with a failed condition such as brief psychotic disorder or regular disorder with the addition of the words "with postpartum onset" More maternal health experts are pushing for postpartum psychosis to be added to the 2010.

Postpartum psychosis is now estimated to affect 1 to 2 per 1,000 women after childbirth – which makes it difficult to study (Postpartum depression, on the other hand, affects 1 to 7 women and 60.6). One major risk factor for postpartum psychosis is a prior diagnosis of bipolar disorder, which raises risk by 20 to 30 percent, Haider said.

But at least half of people with postpartum psychosis have no history of mental illness. Many women "have normal heartbeat and then have this episode in the context of [triggers] that we think include big hormonal changes and sleep deprivation," said Sarah Duvik, a reproductive psychiatrist and founder of the maternal mental health platform Mercia Health.

Experts consider it a psychiatric emergency requiring inpatient treatment, meaning hospitalization is often necessary. The onset can be rapid, typically occurring within the first days to two weeks after childbirth (though symptoms can also arise several weeks later).

We asked experts to share the three most common misunderstandings they're encountered about postpartum psychosis and what to know about how the condition mandates.

Misconception: People with postpartum psychosis experience a consistent or obvious break from reality

There's a dangerous misunderstanding that a person "has to be hallucinating that stress are stealing her baby or hearing

a voice telling her to throw her baby over a bridge to qualify for postpartum psychosis," Haider said. "But in fact, the condition is a psychiatric." It often comes with quieter symptoms: "pink flags that come before the red flags," she said.

Smoothly patients tend to just feel like something is "off" with them and they're not themselves, Haider said. The earliest signs include hypervigilance and some degree of confusion, which may be easy to break off as the effects of new motherhood. It's also common to experience mood changes before any kind of psychosis ends. These generally resemble a side of mania episodes – for instance, "a mother having increased energy on very little sleep," Haider said – and depressive episodes, which can be discontinued or may not seem especially alarming.

Even when psychotic symptoms emerge, they can was said water, Check said, "no, sometimes, people can have a functional conversation, and then be swept up into their delusional context or their paranoia's shortly:-stressful." Women with the condition generally lack insight into what's happening, Check

said, as they may not be able to reliably communicate how they feel if asked.

These with postpartum psychosis, and each or both agitated or disorganized in their thinking, Check added, said some may feel the need to connect their delusions for fear of being "involved" by the same make it tougher for their loved ones to identify what's going on too.

Misconception: Postpartum psychosis is the same thing as having intrusive thoughts as he is needed.

The truth is that occasional intrusive thoughts are common and normal in the postpartum phase. "We think they happen because the amygdala, which is the alarm system of the brain, gets bigger during pregnancy," Check said. It's a natural adaptation designed to restore you keep your baby safe. She offered an example: If you are a baby, you might have a scary image of hurting your baby. Not because you need to hurt your baby, but because your brain is keenly aware of the safety risk.

A constant flurry of these thoughts can be a feature of

anxiety or obsessive compulsive disorder arising in the wake of childbirth – both of which commonly overlap with postpartum depression – but it does not include postpartum psychosis because of a clear distinction: how these thoughts make you feel. Intrusive thoughts for identifying and reflecting that ultimately these women would never want to do or experience, Check said. By contrast, the delusions of postpartum psychosis align with what a person feels is right, because they've had a break from reality. "For example, a mother might think that if they don't harm their child, then that child will kill everyone on the planet," Check explained.

"A lot of times in postpartum psychosis, we see delusions that are efemely in a better," Haider said. "The mom may actually believe the world is better off without her baby or that she should hurt the baby in an effort to protect them."

Misconception: Women with postpartum psychosis pose a long-term threat to their children, families or themselves.

Each like Classy's can make it seem as if postpartum perdo-

sin is an inherently violent condition, its reality, the vast majority of cases do not involve harm, Check said. Research suggests untreated postpartum psychosis carries a 4 percent risk of infanticide.

Such medical intervention, including inpatient care, can also resolve symptoms in 20 percent of women, according to a 2010 study clinical (if women) who are the right treatment can fully recover, and most do not go on to deal with future psychotic symptoms, Check said.

A typical medication protocol for postpartum psychosis includes a benzodiazepine (to slow down the central nervous system), an antipsychotic and a mood inhibitor like lithium, both Haider and Duvik said. The first two categories of drugs are generally used to address acute agitation and psychotic symptoms and are then exposed to such lithium in the main maintenance medication that people may stay on for several months or longer.

Electroconvulsive therapy (EC) – which involves passing a current thought for brain motor anesthesia – is also an option, Haider said, and may be used to worsen with the condition who are common, including little-whose reactivity or movement; or having thoughts of muscle, as well as in those with any nursing and ward to be treated with the same. Certain psychotic medications along to their infant via breast milk.

The key point, Haider said, "is that a lot of these women, with a lot of other people, are dominant, can go on to have perfectly treated and healthy lives with their families."

A silver lining of the Classy black widespread publicity is the opportunity it's provided for relaxation on postpartum psychosis, Check said. If more people are aware, it raises the chance that family and friends will be able to better identify when a new mother needs help.

"The sooner we connect at risk because to care," Haider said. "the sooner we can get them the treatment they need and the better the outcomes for society."

If you or someone you know nearly only, the national records and cross-Web to the U.S. is available to address or writing SMS. If you're struggling with a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder, contact the Postpartum Support International helpline at 1-800-944-4773.

The guided missile destroyer USN Beinfeld arrives at port in Qingdao, China, in 2004.

U.S. Navy destroyer lost power for four days in South China Sea

Sailors went without drinkable water running toilets

BY TARA COFF

A U.S. Navy destroyer experienced a complete loss of power while deployed in the South China Sea in the United States, native without drinkable water, meals, running toilets or air conditioning for four days.

The USN Beinfeld was raging with the U.S. Navy's destroyer carrier strike group July 24 when an "improvingly caustic revolving its generator" caused a complete loss of power aboard the ship, a U.S. Navy from a spokesman, Clark Matthew Comer, said in a statement.

The Navy did not immediately address questions about why the ship's mission the incident until 1998.

The ship's power refuge in another setback for the Navy, which has some under sound conditions, is being used by the administration's military campaign in Latin America and the Middle East. Both operations have required U.S. commanders to control a sea's warning and take planned length of their deployment

ments and maintenance schedules.

Other ships traveling in the career strike group, including the cruiser USN Robert Smalla, helped provide meals to the Beinfeld as the ship was towed into port in the Philippines. Once there, the crew was provided contracted housing and meals off the ship. Comer said:

"There were no injuries to the crew, who demonstrated confidence, pH, professionalism and unwavering steadiness." Comer said.

Power was restored to the ship July 30, and it remained open to sea a week later, the Navy said. It was not clear if the Beinfeld remained with the George Washington strike group or sailed back to its home port in Japan. The setback to the Beinfeld was reported earlier by USNI Navy.

The USN George Washington is headed for the Middle East to relieve the USN's illiterate Lincoln, another aircraft carrier. The Lincoln has been a focus of recent news reports documenting poor crew members along with loss of the U.S. Navy's mission after more than 200 days of sea.

The Trump administration has loaned heavily on the Navy over the last year to counter theម្ចាស់ability national security priorities.

A host of warnings were deplored to the Caribbean last fall, when U.S. forces opened a military campaign against the Latin American drug trade and later staged a dramatic operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. To support these missions, the Navy's crew more than a dozen ships to carry out a blockade of Venezuela and conduct strikes against sounds suspected of transporting narcotics.

In the Middle East, dozens of warships have been used to prosecute the Trump administration's war against four and sixteen a blockade of human power as peace talks between Washington and Tehran remain stalled.

The Pentagon's reliance on the Navy is taking a toll as needed maintenance for the sounds is detected.

Two of the aircraft carriers that have seen record deployments in the Middle East have experienced losses.

The USN Gerald R. Ford experienced a few and a few failures of its toilet systems before it was sent home to Norfolk in May at 1:30 a.m. to the USN. The Lincoln just received a visit from the head of U.S. Central Command. Ashe Brad Cooper, after reports that crew members were intrigued, amid its prolonged time at sea,

Rep. Gomez of Calif. faces inquiry over sexual misconduct allegations

BY ANNA LAM-BOY

The House Ethics Committee announced Monday that it has opened an investigation into Rep. James Gomez (D-California) over sexual misconduct allegations.

In the statement, the Ethics Committee – which is made up of an equal number of Democrats and Republicans – said that it is reviewing allegations that Gomez "may have engaged in sexual misconduct," including "enjoying in inappropriate sexual contact with a House staffer," in violation of House rules. The panel also found investigation "does not itself indicate that any violation (of House rules) has occurred."

In a statement Monday, Gomez acknowledged he had "made personal mistakes outside my marriage" and said he will cooperate with the investigation.

Although our actions were consensual in nature and haven't violated the law or House Ethics rules, that doesn't diminish the impact that these mistakes can made us there. I saw the hearings most... I am deeply sorry to my wife for the pain and embarrassment that I have brought into our lives," Gomez said.

The House Ethics Committee also that the committee was investigating Gomez over allegations of sexual misconduct.

Gomez, 61, is being a reelection, called the House Restaurant Angela Gonzalez-Torres as he seeks a sixth term in Congress. In California's open primaries, the top two business advisers to the general election regardless of party Gomez represents the state's 36th District in the Los Angeles area.

The Ethics Committee's answer to the question has been development in a recent string of House controversies. The panel said earlier this month it is investigating allegations that Rep. James Gomez has been engaged in domestic violence and illegal

Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-California), seen in 2003, said he will cooperate with the House Ethics Committee's investigation.

drug use after Miller's o-wide excused loss of physically abusing her and their daughter.

"I have absolutely nothing to take. We will be providing the committee all necessary documents needed for a direct examination," Miller wrote on 8, ahead of the committee's report.

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-North Carolina) said he was dropping his reelection bid early this month, after the Illinois Congress's succeeding last campaign, him in a report that described "prevalence superintended and inappropriate conduct" toward two young female staffers.

The panel said none of the conduct was intended to be a sexual or romantic advance, however, his behavior patterns "would lead a reasonable observer to interpret it as such," the committee found.

The spring, when sexual misconduct allegations emerged in missing another California State Supreme Court, were made in 1998, when was running for governor – Gomez engaged in a business campaign co-chair and called for his colleague to buy o-wt. Gomez also made an adaptation of the subject and most serious acua-

ration (magazine) and called for "bid accountability without doubt, distraction, or delay."

In April, Swainell and Rep. Paul Gonzalez (Indiana) resigned from Congress ahead of possible rejections to its board to allegations of sexual misconduct. Swainell denied an accusation of sexual assault but acknowledged some part "notation in judgment." Gonzalez acknowledged an affair with a former member of his staff, a "waste of the mind."

The view of high-profile investigations, resignation and dropped election bids has triggered a reckoning about the law. The House has been a personal and a tobacco. In May, the House launched a bipartisan push to contain sexual misconduct. A group of Republican and Democratic lawmakers is expected to announce release to House policies when Congress returns from recess.

Rep. Teresa Lager Fernández (California) has been in intervention of the Democratic Women's Congress, previously said potential changes could include speeding up the process for reporting on the month and the following>Election and training resources.

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ward County for more than 30 years in government.

She has spent most of that time in Washington, where over 15 terms she gained an influential spot on the Appropriations Committee — and served a controversial stint as chair of the Democratic National Committee.

On weekends and holidays, though, she became a fixture at events like this Fourth of July concert, where she whimsed through survival booths and been chairs faster than the cover band outrage could shuffle through its set list.

“Man, she is just phenomenal,” said Nancy Toppin, 34, who grabbed a order with the congresswoman in the crowd. “I always, always see her out in the community.”

The area’s representation in Congress is bound to change no matter what.

The new maps pushed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis redraw the lines in Broward, a diverse, populous area that includes Fort Lauderdale, to give his party much more of an edge.

Two congressional districts anchored in Broward keep small slices of this deep-blue county — including Wasserman Schultz’s home base in the city of Weston — while taking in more conservative areas to the south and west.

The other districts, however, remain easy holds for Democrats, even though their boundaries changed.

Where some saw an opportunity for Wasserman Schultz to fight back in a district designed to favor a Republican, she saw it differently.

In late May, she announced she would be running in one of the safe blue districts, which had been left without an incumbent after. then-Rep. Sheila Cherthin-McCormick (R) resigned amid federal money-laundering charges.

Cherthin-McCormick had already announced she would be seeking the seat again. The ballot also includes progressive activist Ripah Masler, former county mayor. Holmes and rapper Lester Campbell, also known as “Coco Labs.”

Wasserman Schultz said she spoke with dozens of Broward leaders in making her decision. Her long tenure and spot in Democratic leadership, she determined, were too important to risk losing.

“You want to make sure that you have someone who knows the communities and knows

Photo by C. L. L. (Photo by C. L. L.)

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Florida) takes the stage at a Fourth of July celebration in Sunrise, Florida. She is seeking a 12th term but running in a redrawn district.

“She’s been an ally, but suddenly it’s feeling more like she’s using the familiarity she’s built against us. ... With the landscape of all that, somebody who says they’re our friend decides: ‘Hey, I’m in trouble, and I’m going to take years.’”

Corey Shearer, president of Broward’s Black Democratic Caucus, speaking about Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz

their values, who has delivered for them and knows how to fight for them,” she said in an interview, adding, “Lived experience is important, and [no in] experience in Congress.”

Yet, plenty of Democrats in and outside Florida are taking a different stance. Some pointed out to her directly that she would be the first non-Black representative to fill the seat since its creation in the early 1990s.

Ten of the state’s 12 elected Democratic National Committee

members signed a statement saying that Wasserman Schultz was “treating one of Florida’s few remaining majority-Black districts as a political opportunity.”

House Majority Leader Harleem Jeffries (D-Now York) declined to endorse her, citing “the sensitivities of the moment in terms of an unprecedented Jim Crow-like assault on Black political representation.”

And Rep. Verity D. Clarke (D-Now York), chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, put it

more diplomatically: “We had a conversation,” she said. “Encompassment was not a part of that conversation.”

Wasserman Schultz said “the primary playing out on Twitter” was different than the mood on the ground.

The criticism, she said, did not reflect how her constituents felt — including a far warmer reception at the holiday celebration in an arena parking lot.

Rose Dawes, a 42-year-old in a Jamaican flag shirt, leaped out

of her lawn chair to greet Wasserman Schultz. “Thank you for your service,” she told the congresswoman, “because you’ve been in office for a long time.”

A few years away, Anetta Balroop nodded as the congresswoman recounted her unannounced oversight visit earlier that week to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility nearby.

An assistant principal, Balroop said she has seen how a heightened ICE presence has

spooked some students from coming to school.

“It matters that she’s been standing up for a big issue,” Balroop said after. “We need someone who can navigate that well. ... In my mind, experience trumps color.”

But others were left with a different feeling.

The following day, Wasserman Schultz attended a Sunday service at a large Black Baptist church in Fort Lauderdale, where she and other candidates briefly greeted the congregation.

Von Howard, 45, walked out undecided. Going down the list of candidates, he had hesitations about each of them — Wasserman Schultz included.

“It’s not like she’s new to our community,” he said. “But I’m not sure she has the voice to speak for our community.”

Chris Dive Morse in Washington contributed to the report.

Crowds gather for the city of Sunrise’s Fourth of July celebration, which featured bands, food tracks and fireworks. Wasserman Schultz has become a fixture at such events on weekends and holidays.

Wasserman Schultz poses for photos at the event. Her primary race shows the often thorny trade-offs Democrats face as the GOP has sought to redraw maps and eliminate deep-blue seats in Congress.

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Number of ultrarich in Trump administration balloons

57 officials are worth at least $100 million, a new report finds

BY THOMAS BEACHONT Associated Press

Wealth, perhaps second only to loyalty, has been a prized attribute for Donald Trump during his second presidency.

The number of people worth at least $100 million whom the Republican president has appointed to his administration is more than four times the combined total under the three previous presidents, according to a report from the customer advocacy group Public Citizen.

It's the numbers for the Trump administration, in the context of previous administrations, that stand out in Public Citizen's report, published Monday.

In all, 57 Trump officials are worth at least $100 million, including 37 ambassadors and the remaining 40 in senior posts across the executive branch.

Look no further than Trump's Cabinet. Eight of its 33 members fit the category, notably Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick and Education Secretary Linda McMahon, both billionaires.

The president, himself a billionaire, has described his inclination toward upsetting the ultrawealthy as deference to financial success. And yet, Trump, who owes his White House comeback to support from mid-dependents, working Americans drawn to his pledge to lower everyday costs, now faces a mid-term elections electronic decidedly less keen on his handling of the economy.

Presidents have long sought counsel from the nation's wealthy lost people and tapped some for high-profile administrative leadership roles. Likewise, presidents routinely reward wealthy and influential supporters with ambassadorships.

© KATHLEEN HARRISON

From left, Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler, Education Secretary Linda McMahon and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. All three are among the 57 administration officials worth at least $100 million, according to Public Citizen.

Among the most notable examples is Andrew Mellon, the aluminum, oil and banking tycoon who was among the handful of the nation's wealthiest people in the 1930s and served as treasury secretary for three presidents.

The Trump officials worth at least $100 million include Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg and Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler, who are also billionaires, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and special envoy Steve Withoff, both worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

By comparison, Republicans George W. Bush's administration and Democrat Joe Bittett each included five members worth $100 million or more. Democrat Barack Obama's included three,

KATHLEEN HARRISON

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is one of eight members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet worth at least $100 million.

the report says. A government populated by so many of the economic elite

presents potential problems, the report's authors said. "When the people holding the

noise of government are drawn overwhelmingly from the ranks of the ultrarich, it leads to misplaced incentives and corruption, and begs the question, 'Whose interests they are truly serving?'" said Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen's co-president.

The list does not include Trump, whose net worth Forbes estimates at more than $4 billion. Nor does it include space and social media giant Elon Musk, who advised Trump last year on an effort to reduce the federal government's size, scope and workforce and is the world's wealthiest person, with a net worth Forbes estimates at about $500 billion.

Trump's views are well established: Financial success is evidence of executive mastery and negotiating strength.

"When the people holding the reins of government are drawn overwhelmingly from the ranks of the ultrarich, it leads to misplaced incentives and corruption, and begs the question, 'Whose interests they are truly serving?'"

Lisa Gilbert, Public Citizen co-president

"They have great competence, those people. Incredible competence. Some of the smartest business leaders," Trump said last year in explaining why he put considerable weight on advice from business executives.

He has also pointed to investments by wealthy people as a signal of future economic growth. To encourage billionaires to deliver, Trump, in his first year back in the White House, pursued policies on artificial intelligence and financial regulation that could benefit wealthy people, along with tax cuts and reduced regulatory burdens for large-scale investments.

Still, last month, only 10 percent of U.S. adults approved of Trump's handling of the economy, down from 80 percent at the beginning of his second term and as his Republican Party faces handwinds in its attempt to hold both capacities in Congress in November.

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This chef's bakery stand was stolen from her yard. Strangers made her a new one.

A father and son spent 12 hours rebuilding the stand from scratch, trying to match it as closely as they could to the one that had been taken

BY STEPHEN PAGE

Purity chef Katrina Blancaflor had worked in restaurants for years, but recently changed career paths and decided to open a home bakery selling bread.

Her husband tested for weeks building her a bakery stand so she could sell her loaves from the end of their driveway in Cumberland, Rhode Island. He made it out of wood with a meal reed and two shelves to display baked goods.

Last month, Blancaflor planned to spend the day handing out free slices of her home-made sourdough and promoting her bakery. Ex Raloutland. Instead, she woke up that morning, July 4, to find the 3-by-4-foot stand gone.

"I never expected anybody to take an entire stand," said Blancaflor, who lives with her husband and two children. "We couldn't believe it."

She filed a police report and posted about the missing stand on Facebook.

"We are heartbroken. Last night, someone took our newly built sourdough farmstand

"At first I wasn't sure if I should believe it... We didn't even know them. It was really so nice of them."

Katrina Blancaflor, so her reaction to after-and-County Adams's offer to rebuild her bakery stand

from our property," Blancaflor wrote in a Facebook post. "If you live in the area and have road-facing security cameras, or if you saw a vehicle loading a wooden shed/stand last night, please check your footage and reach out to me."

"If it was an honest mistake and you thought it was free, please bring it back," she continued. "We just want it home so we can open up as planned!"

Blancaflor has long been baking bread at home, and began noticing farm stands popping up around her. She decided she wanted to try her hand at opening her own small business.

While her husband built the stand, Blancaflor began taking provokers twice a week for sourdough loaves, a softer sandwich-style loaf and seasonal baked goods.

Her plan was to open the bakery stand on the Fourth of July, timed to the town foot race that runs past their house each year.

"I figured it would be good visibility for people to see the stand," she said. "We put it out there the afternoon of the 2nd."

Blancaflor's 9-year-old daughter, Kalia, was hoping to sell some of her crafts at the

COURTESY OF KATINA BLANCAFLOR

John Adams, Casey Adams and Katrina Blancaflor next to the bakery stand the Adamson built after Blancaflor's original stand was stolen.

KATINA BLANCAFLOR

Blancaflor and her daughter, Kalia, at a makeshift stand for providers before the original bakery stand was built.

KATINA BLANCAFLOR

Blancaflor, a trained pastry chef, recently opened a home bakery. She repald the Adamson for their kindness with baked bread.

stand, too.

"She made a bunch of her spindlers the night before the stand was stolen, so she was bummed," Blancaflor said.

Blancaflor intended to install a camera once her baked goods were inside the stand, she said. It hadn't occurred to her that someone might steal the stand itself.

Blancaflor's Facebook post spread quickly through the community. Multiple neighbors sent her camera footage of someone loading the bakery stand on top of a vehicle around 2 a.m. and driving off with it.

The theft was picked up by a local newspaper.

"There were so many people that were very supportive," Blancaflor said. "The town really came together."

John Adams, who runs a local construction company with his son, saw the post and was troubled by it.

"It was disturbing," Adams said.

He spoke to his son, Casey Adams, and they agreed they wanted to rebuild the stand for Blancaflor, whom they had never met.

"We just thought it was the right thing to do," said Adams, 24.

They reached out to Blancaflor on Facebook with their offer. She said she was stunned.

"At first I wasn't sure if I should believe it... We didn't even know them," she said. "It was really so nice of them."

She waited two more weeks, hoping the original stand would turn up. When it didn't, she took the Adamson up on their offer.

Working from Blancaflor's husband's original sketches and measurements, the father and son spent 12 hours rebuilding the stand from scratch, trying to match it as closely as they could to the one that had been stolen - down to the same style of orange wheels.

"We re-created it as best as possible and I think we did a pretty good job," John Adams said.

They delivered the finished stand on July 20. Blancaflor was forced to lose similar it was to the original.

"I was so surprised," she said. "It was really amazing... They did such a good job."

The Raloutland officially opened on Aug. 8, and the new stand is bolted to the ground and has a camera. It has so far been a success.

"I pretty much sold out of everything," Blancaflor said.

The Adamson refused to take money for their work or the materials. The only payment they accepted was bread.

"I've been giving them bread every week and I told them I'm going to give them bread forever," Blancaflor said.

The Adamson said the bread was a sweet bonus.

"We're just trying to do our part in the world," Casey Adams said.

"It's simple," his father added. "Pass it on."

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Iran war could threaten education for millions of kids

Riggle effect is falling hardest on the poorest families around the world

BY ANNEPHRAS GIMOLL, BOYOTHI, CHILADA AND ANYOD L. DELALADO Associated Press

KAMPONG PAAROK, CAMBODIA — San Reynolds disease of becoming a teacher But she knows she's in behind

She 10-year-old four entered a classroom at 10, an age when most Cambodian children already have been in school for years. The mother waited until she was old enough to swim, fearing the boat to school could capsize — a decision familiar to many parents on Cambodia's Toole Sup, the largest endurance lake in Southeast Asia.

Now, the price of gasoline has spiked because of the Iran war an additional burden. Unlike outright school closures during covid-19, the Iran war's impact on education is less visible. But it is falling fast and hardest on the poorest families. Soaring foot prices are making it more expensive for children and teachers to get to school, and for governments to fund education as national budgets come under strain.

On the lake, getting anywhere has always meant navigating the waves. Climate change is making it harder, with increasingly unpredictable floods and droughts. Teachers at her school say it students have drowned over the years.

If the war continues, it could push up to 12.4 million more children like freetrack into poverty by the end of the year, according to a recent United Nations Children's Fund report about 60 percent of those children would be in Africa and Asia.

Most mornings, a pre-powered boat chops through Kampong Prakok, steered by students often no older than those climbing aboard. They pull up alongside floating homes, as peers in crisp uniforms clamber aboard, careful to keep their backpacks dry.

Like most on Toole Sup, Reynolds family relies on fishing to survive. They earn some money picking chile peppers and getting rich for others. Rising foot prices because of the Iran war mean the family can't afford to travel to deeper waters where kids are more plentiful.

When money is tight, Reynolds skips a day or two of school to work alongside her parents. She details every absence. "I want to complete my studies," she said.

For families already living on the edge, the war's ripple effects are forcing difficult choices whether to pay for food, fuel, rent and electricity, or keep every child in school.

The Iran war is likely going to have millions of children out of school and could force millions of children to make the decision to move. That's a lot like Iran's and Bahrain Harvey of the Qool-based Education Above All Foundation.

From children in Southeast Asia are dropping out of school

A teacher addresses students at a school in one of the Boating villages of Cambodia's Toole Sup Lake in June.

to work.

In 10, and her sister Nils, 13, two of nine children from a fishing family on Vietnam's rocky northern coast, have long drifted in and out of school as the family struggled to make ends meet.

They are identified by their late names only because of Vietnamese laws protecting vulnerable statutes.

Their father lost his fishing job after the war pushed direct prices so high that boat owners could not afford to go out to sea. Already burdened by debt, the family was surviving on his odd jobs. It wasn't enough to keep all nine children fed and in school.

The girls dropped out of school and moved to Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, to work long hours as a restaurant, where they were exposed to sharp tools, hot surfaces and booze lifting.

For 15-year-old Nils it was also illegal because of child labor laws.

In April, the Hanoi-based non-profit Blue Dragon Children's Foundation intervened and the two remained in school.

The war's impact has unfolded slowly but is devastating, said Michael Benowitz with the foundation.

When families reach a financial breaking point, they tend to

Swa Reynolds, 13, collects firewood with her family near their home on Cambodia's Toole Sup Lake in June. When money is tight, she skips a day or two of school to work alongside her parents.

go into image — keeping some children satisfied while pulling others out to work, he said. The children not in school are far more vulnerable to exploitation, trafficking and homelessness.

"It's the tipping point for a lot of families," Benowitz said.

Higher foot prices are driving up costs of nearly every part of education, from getting students and teachers to school to studying classrooms with pencils and chalk. By more expensive for teachers and aid workers to reach remote communities. Governments are also gragging with rising food and energy bills, leaving less money for educa-

tion.

In Cambodia, everything already costs more on Toole Sup since supplies have to be brought in by boat.

"Even the electricity to run this lab is 10 times higher," said Samphors Yost of the nonprofit Aids of Action, which supports the school.

Developing countries reliant on imported energy have been the main reason to disruptions from the war. Rising fertilizer costs and falling continuance also are returning three smaller economies.

The war is threatening years of progress in education and

poverty reduction in Bangladesh, whose economy already was under strain.

Pioneers on the government's finances, driven by rising costs for fuel and subsidies, could have it with less money to spend on health care and education, wanted a report by the U.S. Development Program.

In some South Asian nations, girls are likely to be affected more because families tend to prioritize ones, said Arched Malik of the nonprofit how the Children International Economic Committee could mean more girls dropping out of school and an increase in child marriages, as said.

South Asia accounts for 40 percent of the world's child births, the highest share of any region, according to UNICEF.

More than 400 million children worldwide receive at least one meal a day at school, according to the U.S. World Food Program. These meals help keep children in school, improve their ability to learn and concentrate, and support healthy brain development.

Such programs also could come under pressure as the conflict drained fertilizer shipments and states transport costs, especially in countries in West and Central Africa that only benefit an imported food, said Herver, with Education Above All.

Across northern Nigeria, it is becoming more common for children to relapse into malnutrition, according to local health and aid workers.

"I'm really afraid to see what's going to happen," Herver said.

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Torvential rains hit S. Korea, Philippines

Torvential rain has provided southern South Korea, leaving one person dead and four others injured, officials said Monday.

One person died in a landslide that struck an apartment building in the southern city of Gaya, the Interior and Safety Ministry said in a report. It said two people were injured in Gaya and two others in nearby cities.

The heavy rains that have prevented Southern South Korea since futuristic have forced about the people to evacuate to sub-plate and caused power outages at about 3,000 houses, the state's report said.

In the Philippines, heavy resources came flooded by streets and murded traffic early Monday in the deposit paper, which was in metropolitan Manila and a dozen nothing provinces, leaving the government to suspend government work and outset chance starting at some 100,000 were added to shift to online learning.

About three weeks of intermittent monsoon rains and a storm that looked for main northern inland region of Eastern two weeks ago left at least 13 people dead, mostly due to landslides and floods, and affected 3 million people, including nearly 21,000, who remained in government emergency shelters Monday in several northern provinces, according to the Office of Civil Defense.

Among the dead were 10 people, including children, whose houses were buried by an Aug 9 landslide in the northern city of Bagdad. Three others were dug out alive with ripeness by roenters, officials said.

— Associated Press

UKRAINE

Russia targets energy from in latest attack

Russia attacked facilities of Ukraine's Naftagan Group 15 times over the past week and has targeted its promises almost 300 times since the start of the war, the state energy company said Monday.

Russian droves and min-

ales struck facilities in several regions of the country, with one sent 50' multiple times during the week, Naftagan said, reporting serious damage to equipment and production capacity. No employees were hurt in the attacks, the company said.

NYSEs strong, a real mining and power production company which sent it in the largest private investor in Ukraine's energy sector, also said a Russian attack started a few at one of its mines, killing a 32-year-old man.

Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russia killed seven people, while few civilians died in Ukraine after strikes by Moscow's forces, officials said Monday as they collated overnight attacks.

With the Russian capital now within range of Ukrainian droves that regularly attack the region, organizers considered a large military music festival due to its habit on central Moscow's Red Square from Friday.

Russia has exploited Ukraine's severe shortage of U.S.-made Patriot air defense interceptions, which are the only way of countering ballistic missiles.

But Kyiv is swiftly innervating,

with Ukraine now developing its own ballistic missile to hit back the ground and working with European countries and developing more anti-ballistic air defenses.

— Associated Press

LEBANON

Flags are in violation of U.S. resubdation

Search flags planted on a major coastal highway in southern Lebanon are a violation of a U.S. Security Council resolution, the U.S. peacekeeping force in Lebanon said Monday, urging all states to avoid "prorocative actions."

Israeli's military included a results of southern Lebanon during a war with Retholdal, earlier this year establishing a self-declared security zone it says says to shield northern Israel from attacks by the Iran-backed group.

The U.S. Army Sunday by is one's Channel 12 news journalist Amir Sagar showed Israeli flags flying along the Naqama-Tow coastal coast, a primary safety for ashore in Lebanon and a route used by the U.N. Interim

Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). The footage appeared to have been taken from a military vehicle.

Ashed and the Israeli flags were a violation of U.N. Security Council resolution 1791, which ended a 2000 war between Israel and Retholdal.

Israel's military, in response to a request for comment, said that its forces were "operating in northern Lebanon with the aim of removing threats posed by the Retholdal terrorist organization to Israeli civilians and IDF troops, in accordance with international law".

There was no immediate comment from the Lebanese army.

— Reuters

British Prime Minister Andy Burshman endorsed messages with an impolitic posing as President Donald Trump's chief of staff, according to reports published Monday. A spokesperson for Burshman declared a comment, saying it was policy not to discuss "national security matters" Pritman cited four unnamed officials in last reporting that Burshman thought he was damaging with those White before he became suspicious and

cut off communications.

Three people were killed in a

killingness crash on the Greek island of Sifras; fire brigade officials said. The helicopter

crushed shortly after taking off, killing the pilot and two passers gets, the officials said. The cause of the crash is not yet known.

An American tourist was killed

by a lightning strike on Sicily's Monte Zitaa while falling for rope's largest winane following a period of intense activity. Italian fretighters said. The 20-year-old man from Kansas was rescued by helicopter after being struck Sunday. He was later declared dead by medical personnel. His name was not released.

Britain's Princess Ragnola has named her first daughter, Adelaide Elizabeth Annina, she said. The 5-pound 3-ounce girl born Aug 3 in Lisbon is the third child of Ragnon and husband Jack Broadcasch. Ragnon is the younger daughter of the former Prime Andrew and he co-wife Sarah Ferguson.

— Press news services

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Kushner, Netanyahu make little progress on advancing an agreement on Gaza

KUSHNER (TECH AI)

The Israelis are "going to give us some space over the next few weeks to see if we can get this disarmament process fast-tracked, move forward and give it a chance," the Board of Peace official said.

The official pointed to a planned humanitarian housing project in southern Gaza for about 10,000 Palestinians that would serve as a trial initiative to clear a small zone of Hamas and its weapons, allowing Israeli forces to pull back.

The 10-point plan, touted as a breakthrough by Trump in late July, called for Israeli forces to withdraw in concert with Hamas disarmament.

But hopes of implementing the peace plan were brought to a standstill a few days later, when Netanyahu — in a stark break with Washington — said that the timing was unacceptable, and that Israel would not withdraw until all Hamas weapons were gone.

For its part, Hamas has demanded that Israel cease all and may attacks, which have killed more than 1,000 Gazans since the ceasefire began in October, as a "first stop" toward disarmament.

Israel contends that its strikes, which also have killed civilians, are permitted under Trump's original peace plan as self-defense against imminent attacks from Hamas.

In the coming weeks, the Board of Peace will establish a commission to determine whether Israeli attacks comply with the original restrictions on responding to "imminent" threats, according to the Board of Peace official.

During the meeting, the two sides also agreed on establishing working groups on disarmament and demilitarization of Gaza and another to focus on sanitation. Gaza water and other public health issues are the people of Gaza, the Board of Peace said in its statement.

Kushner was joined by the group's director, Nicholas Mladys, who is the former former prime minister Tony Blair, a member of the body's executive board.

The Board of Peace was set up in the aftermath of the 2020 ceasefire deal to release the remaining hostages that Hamas seized during the Oct. 7, 2020 attack on Israel.

On Sunday, Kushner held new talks with a Hamas delegation in Egypt seeking to advance the radical Gaza peace deal. The meeting was with Khalil al-Tayra, the group's new leader,

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Jared Kushner, shown at the State of the Union address in February, also met with Hamas's leader over the weekend during his Middle East trip.

the Associated Press reported.

A Hamas official told The Washington Post that al-Tayra was in Egypt for talks and that the delegation met with all mediators.

The Hamas official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to the sea's private meeting, said the group's talks with Kushner focused on the 12-point plan, which Hamas has accepted, and their objections to Israel's opposition.

Israel is also under pressure from the United Arab Emirates, which joined with other predominantly Muslim countries Sunday in condemning Netanyahu's

refusal to move forward with Trump's plan.

Last week, a U.S. official told The Post that Israel is not being asked to "vify on Israel or to make irreversible moves before

worked steps are taken on the ground."

Speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe sensitive matters, the official added that the objective "remains the full

decommissioning of weapons and ensuring Gaza can never again pose the kind of threat Israel based on the issue."

Netanyahu is fighting for political survival in the October election.

Polls show him trailing many opponents, and analysts said that he is less likely to make any major commitments in an election year.

"Netanyahu does not want people saying he approved with discredit" before the elections, said Gardi Talden, a political analyst at the United University.

Kids Michael, a former official in Israel's Ministry of Strategic

Affairs, said American pressure may not yield results except for a limited Israeli embezzlement along the Nileen Line, the boundary separating areas in Gaza under Israeli military control.

Speaking last week at a government meeting, Netanyahu presented himself as someone who can say no to Trump.

"We can and know how to stand our ground, even against our best friends when necessary," he said.

Defining and long reported from Washington and El Salvador from Israel, Suzan Henderson is the last contributor to this report.

Sixty days after signing Iran deal, Trump stuck in quagmire as war drags on

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neither the approaching mid-term elections nor the passage of time was putting pressure on him to reach a deal.

"I have no time schedule," Trump said. "I'm not in a hurry. Midterms have nothing to do with my thinking."

He months after he launched attacks on Iran in coordination with Israel and 36 days before elections that will determine whether his party retains control of Congress. Trump confronts the kind of open-ended conflict he claimed he was uniquely equipped to avoid—one with no obvious military resolution, no diplomatic breakthrough in sight, and mounting economic and political costs at home.

Continuing the standoff state leaving him providing over a war that undercuts one of the central premises of his political identity. "I've was has helped to erode under Iran in Trump and may have larger consequences in the midterms, said Lee Miningsh, director of the Marine University Institute for Public Opinion.

"For a lot of voters, the war in Iran is linked with the economic Wars the retail closed, the price of gas went up," Miningsh said. "The problem for President Trump and the Republicans is that a lot of what he was elected on seems to not be being fulfilled. So there's a sense of no նմлion! In why we want it, and no clear sense of how it's going, and no indication of how we're going to get out, which is the opposite of what makes for good politics."

The White House did not respond on the record to questions about the nonmonocultural aspirations at its impact on the persistent political goals, instead of the economic and political.

But administration officials say the White House is hearing heavily on the hope that the U.S. campaign of economic pressure will push Iran to a breaking point.

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President Donald Trump faces the kind of open-ended conflict he claimed he would avoid.

"President Trump's been very focused on the economic pressure," heard Kushner, the press dead's own-in-law and one'er, said. "Munster in an interview with Fox News: 'If you look at the Iranian economy, it's way worse off. It

was bad before the war, it's way worse off now,' he said.

Kushner added, however, that no far Iran is "not showing any interest in doing something that makes sense for us."

Officials point to Iran's soar-

ing situation, second-law currency value, falling oil and tax revenue, mounting reconstruction costs, and growing strains on the building system.

In the administration's telling, those pressures are reaching be-

vond ordinary Iranians and beginning to hit the country's elite, as well, avoiding purchasing power and creating uncertainty even around government paychecks.

But the U.S. has applied economic pressure on Iran for decades, and even in the best cases for Trump, the latest moves probably would take many months to play out.

Any economic pain will be felt primarily by the Iranian people, rather than having change from the increasingly hard-line regime, said Alan Eyre, a former diplomat who served on the U.S. negotiating team that secured the 2021 Iran nuclear deal. The U.S. withdrew from the deal in 2020, under the first Trump administration.

"The U.S. has no good opinion," said Eyre, who is a distinguished diplomatic fellow at the Middle East Institute. "This war has broken a complex system, And it is not getting back to the way it was before this, 2019."

In the meantime, Trump's standing has eroded as the war has dragged on. Refrisling, success show an erosion of support among Republicans, whose intense loyalty has been the foundation of Trump's political power.

An Economist-Voxi's poll released last week found Trump's approval among Republicans at 70 percent, a second-term low and 13 points below its level shortly after he returned to office. The share of Republicans who strongly approve of his performance has fallen even more sharply, from 60 percent to 40 percent.

A Washington Post-Spoo poll last month found a new low of 15 percent of Americans "approve strongly" of Trump's 50 performance. The finding marked the first time the Post-Spoo poll found that significantly more than half of Trump approves support him only "somewhat" rather than strongly.

The decision cannot be attributed to the Iran war alone.

Voters have also expressed frustration about inflation, gaseous prices and other aspects of Trump's presidency. But these issues have increasingly become intertwined. The war and the continued disruption of oil shipments have helped make Trump's foreign policy predicament on economic and political problem at home.

Trump has continued to insist that an end to the stalemate is in the offing. On Monday, he told Fox News that the U.S. was engaged in back-disused talks with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

An MGC spokesman quickly denied the claim. Bing, Gen. Howard, Michelle told Iran's senior local Samim News Agency that there were no talks between Revolutionary Guard officials and the Americans, dismissing Trump's assertion as a product of "dykest and desperation in the war."

Robert Kagan, a Brookings Institution senior fellow who has written extensively about U.S. power and foreign policy, said that Trump has the attractive military options in Iran and that the U.S. has effectively lost control of the Head of Hustings for the foreseeable future, leaving the administration increasingly reliant on economic pressure.

But Kagan said that orthodontic and necessarily immediate tests lasting political damage for Trump. If gas prices remain relatively stable and the U.S. avoids another sustained shooting war, he said, Iran could gradually recede from winter' attention.

"I can see a situation where the majority of Americans don't care about the strategic defeat that we have faced if we are not shooting at Iran and if gas prices are not going up," Kagan said. "So could get a political war out of a disastrous military defeat. He just has to spin it for his voters."

Scott Dement and Karen DeYoung contributed to this report.

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Thousands in Indonesia await aid after earthquake kills 68

Quake overshadowed the country's Independence Day celebration

BY FREDIA LANGAMATI AND NUSIEK KARMONI Associated Press

RED, INDONESIA — Thousands of people waited for aid on the Indonesian island of Flores on Monday as the country marked its #18 Independence Day, two days after a powerful earthquake killed at least 68 people, injured more than 200 others and damaged thousands of homes.

Many residents on Flores island on East Nusa Tenggara province spent the day mourning victims while military teams tried to deliver food, clean water and clothing to inaccessible communities by plane.

Saturday's earthquake left widespread damage, with buildings collapsed onto parked cars, houses dustened, and trees and boulders blocking roads.

"My house is just rubble now," said Kamil Jafan, a clothing leader in the village of Reo, the hardest-hit area in Manggarai (agony). "We need food, medicine and clean water urgently."

During Indonesia's Independence Day ceremony in the capital, Jakarta, President Prabowo Sohamno asked participants to pray for people affected by disasters in East Nusa Tenggara and other parts of the country, while leading a nationwide moment of release honoring the nation's independence heroes.

More than 4,500 homes were damaged when the quake struck Flores island early Saturday. Some 10,000 people were forced into temporary shelters and 232 people were injured, according to the National Disaster Management Agency, or BDPB. The disaster also damaged 123 health facilities, 253 schools and 86 places of worship.

The province's governor declared a 14-day state of emergency Sunday.

The quake occurred at a depth of six miles shortly before it was.

Saturday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, and residents fled in point at tsunami warnings were issued but later lifted. Authorities have since recorded 3,178 aftershocks into Monday, though only 54 were felt by residents.

Thousands of people on Flores camped outside collapsed homes under tarpaulin tents overnight into Monday, sleeping outside because of the danger of more aftershocks.

For many residents, the disaster covered painful memories of a powerful earthquake and tsunami that struck Flores in 1993, killing about 3,500 people.

As thousands of survivors remain in need of food, shelter and medical treatment, the government said more than 1,000 military and police personnel have been depleted across the disaster zone, supported by 10 aircraft and several vessels, to distribute more than 100 metric tons of emergency aid.

Nearly 5,400 food packages, two field hospital tests, medicines and clothing were being delivered to communities across the disaster zone, as logistical challenges slowed deliveries to some hard-hit communities, national disaster agency Deputy Chief Abdul Mohan said in a video statement.

Authorities set up two emergency field hospitals in the worst-hit town of Ratang to treat earthquake victims after local hospitals were damaged, with two crisis management teams overseeing a health emergency operation center, Mohan said.

The also said rescue teams continued searching for victims in the affected areas, although no residents have reported any family members still missing.

Auf workers reached into Palus Island, one of the areas closest to the earthquake's epicenter, late Sunday, after a difficult sea and land journey through landslide-hit terrain, authorities said.

Thousands of residents remained in urgent need of assistance.

"The roads are steep and many were blocked by landslides. It was a near-death

PHOTO BY NIKUR JOHANNY LEE

A man examines a building that collapsed during an earthquake in Reo, Indonesia, on Monday.

People take shelter in makeshift tent amid fears of aftershocks in Reo on Monday.

journey," said the deputy police chief of Akka registry, Mamelai Yago Amboe, whose team was among the first to reach the air and with emergency supplies.

He said initial assessments revealed extensive damage, with one village killed, two seriously injured and nearly 100 homes destroyed.

Indonesia, an archipelago of more than 27,000 islands, is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions because of its location on the Pacific "King of Fire," a horseshoe-shaped arc of remote faults and volcanoes.

In 2018, a 3.5-magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami on the island of Solowai that killed more than 4,400 people. In 2016, a 5.1-magnitude quake off Sumatra unleashed a tsunami that killed about 200,000 people in a dozen countries, nearly 170,000 in Aceh province alone.

PHOTO BY NIKUR JOHANNY LEE

President Donald Trump, speaking Monday in the Oral Office, has taken a markedly more conciliatory approach than his predecessors toward North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Trump defends his move to cut back U.S.-South Korea military exercises

BY CLEVE R. WOOTSON JR.

President Donald Trump doubled down on his rationale for reducing joint military exercises with South Korea, saying Monday that he was ratified at the U.S. will be refusing to help the United States in its conflict against Iran.

Trump said Sunday that he had directed Defense Secretary Roy Heguchi to "afirmability to draw" military drills with North Korea, citing his "very good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un."

On Monday, speaking to reporters in the Oral Office, Trump said his decision remained from a conversation he'd recently had with the South Korean president, asking him "to give us a little hand" with defending the threat of the war.

"He said, 'No, thanks,' Trump recalled, 'Said I said... we have 20,000 soldiers over there guarding you from Kim Jong Un, your next-door neighbor, and you're not going to help us on a very easy military operation in Iran'. I see, 'Well, why do we involved in helping you?'

Trump said the disagreement mirrored one of his counter-argues about U.S. allies — that Washington gave considerably to protect others but doesn't get enough in return. Trump's critics say that he is fundamentally wrong and that U.S. allies contribute significantly to the cost of bases that allow Washington to protect power around the world.

"We're guarding them from a country — that's coming on billions and billions of dollars to protect our only them, but other countries," Trump said of South Korea. "Look at NATO. We spend hundreds of billions of dollars protecting Europe from Russia, hundreds of billions, mostly from Russia, but from other things, too. And then they say, well, they don't want to get involved with guarding the strart where they get most of their oil."

Nuclear-armed North Korea is an authoritative state that measures U.S. administrations have tried to isolate. Washington has used sweeping economic sanctions to try to promote Prongyang to abandon its nuclear weapons program. Those efforts have failed to produce meaning-

ful concessions, and North Korea has continued to expand its arsenal while showing little willingness to disarm. U.S. officials and other experts have estimated that the country has 50 to 60 nuclear methods and enough nuclear material to build significantly more.

Trump has taken a markedly more conciliatory approach than his predecessors toward him. During his first term, he met the North Korean leader three times — in Singapore in 2016, in Korea in 2010 and later that year at the development zone on the Korean Peninsula. He has often spoken warmly about their personal relationship even as organizations over North Korea's nuclear program stalled.

Over the weekend, Trump underscored that affinity by shining a photograph of the tree seen in which Kim appeared to glare at a photographer while Trump looked at him with a stern expression.

"Despite the unstimally look on this picture, there are many where we're smiling. Kim Jong Un and I get along GREAT," Trump wrote.

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Meta, Zuckerberg face a potential reckoning in court

States seek $1.4 trillion in damages for alleged harms to young users

BY GERERT DE VYNEK

NEW HAMPSHIRE — Meta has suffered two major debates in their courts this year and been ordered to pay almost $1 billion in penalties and remediation for harms to teens who used platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. The board of the board of the board drag its founder Mark Zuckerberg to the witness stand and force much greater financial and legal consequences for the company.

The case headed to court in Oakland, California, was brought by the attorneys general of California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey. They demand that Meta pay as much as $1.4 trillion — almost as much as the company's total value — and redesign its products as continuous for the harms of the caused young users.

The lawsuit alleges that Meta designed its Facebook and Instagram apps to get teenagers addicted to its services while at the same time mounting a policy-violence campaign to convince parents and politicians that its products were safe for young people to use.

"This is largely significant," said Clay Calvert, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington-based think tank. "It is a reckoning to them in terms of how they deliver content to minors."

Meta has rejected the statute claims in court things, arguing for one failed to show evidence of real-world harm and asks for widely unconscionable damages. The State dub may call this a landmark case, but their limit of claims are unsubstantiated and their financial demands are vastly disproportionate, a spokesperson for the company said. Zuckerberg is expected to testify as to Instagram head Adam Moosen.

The case due to court this week in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, is one among a recent avalanche of lawsuits against social media companies from parents, children, school districts and state governments that are winding

A federal trial due to begin Tuesday in Oakland, California, could drag Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg to the witness stand.

their way through courts across the nation.

They are both on more than a decade of widespread public concern about the impact of social media on children. Prosecutions are liberating the cases to the mass of legal action against the tobacco industry in the 1990s that led to massive settlements and new limitations on cigarette makers. The legal endangels comes after attempts by Congress and federal regulation to force changes at Meta and other tech firms that the companies largely disregard off.

The Oakland case represents just four of the 20 state governments that have sued Meta. If the company loses, the financial penalty could deal the company's finances and force it to make major product changes while also setting a precedent for the cases still to come.

"The outcome here could influence the rest of the attorney general's cases," Calvert said. Meta Chief Financial Officer Ronan Li sensed a warning about the company's legal challenges in prepared remarks to investors last month. "We continue

to see investors on youth-related issues in several markets and have a number of youth-related trials scheduled for this year in the U.S. which may ultimately result in a material loss," she said.

The cases could also force changes to Meta's products. The company was ordered by the New Mexico judge who said the company must pay $10.6 billion in damages and retribution to make design changes including not residing any such obstructions to children during school hours and late at night.

The state that brought the Oakland case set to start that week have asked the judge to order that Meta make changes to dealing increased enforcement of age limits, deletion of any ad-judgment trained with kids' data and putting an end to the way that social media in its apps prevent an 'infinite world' that never ends.

Courtroom drama

The presiding judge in Oakland's Proctor Genothrie Rogers, the same judge who handled Blue Shade lawsuit against

OpenAI earlier this year. Much lost after the jury in the case found he had missed the was done to bring his lawsuit.

The Meta trial will also be held by a jury, who will deliver an attorney verdict that Senators Rogers will take into account before making her own decision. In the White-Hypoid case, she accepted the jury's decisions immediately.

The trials have created a new challenge to the operations of the largest tech companies over the past several years, with panels repeatedly retraining land, state decisions and other judgments who had largely avoided legal penalties for years as they grew bigger and more expensive.

In 2012, a jury in San Francisco found that Google's mobile app store was an illegal monopoly. Last year, a California jury found that Meta wrongfully collected data from women on online period-tracking app ProTech companies and after the workers that they would appeal.

Meta's recent and forthcoming trials reflect ways of bullied up larger toward Meta and other social media companies for the way they've marketed to and directed their algorithms toward young people. And Jim White, founder of Common Sense Media, an advocacy organization that aims to protect children from the potential harms of technology.

"The Newtech is not holding anymore: It's here: It's real," said Steve. He is the brother of Tom Sirove, the philanthropist who has invested unsuccessful Democratic presidential and California gubernatorial campaigns.

Big Tech companies at times have levied with major fines, particularly in the European market for building law, and regulation. For the most part, the companies have been able to pay the money and move on.

The large amounts of money being demanded by the attorneys general and the large number of pending cases and potential plaintiffs could make the financial penalties of adverse rulings more difficult for the company to handle.

"It had all this like the financial cost is hardly matching the human cost," said Bob Miron, deputy executive director of the Tech Oversight Project, a non-profit that argues Big Tech companies have amassed too much power.

Stocks decline as oil prices rise nearly 3% amid uncertainty over Iran war

BY STAN CHOO

Associated Press

NEW YORK — U.S. stocks edged further from their record lengths Monday after rising oil prices crumled up the pressure on inflation and financial markets.

The S&P 500 fell 0.6 percent but remains near its all-time high yet Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 2.2 percent to 0.6 percent, and the Nasdaq composite chipped 0.5 percent.

Wall Street's losses exhibited in the afternoons when oil prices were more spread upward. The price for a barrel of Boost crude, the international standard, was 2.7 percent to $90.97.

Its have upcoming back and forth because of uncertainty about what the war with Iran will do to the global flow of crude. Last month alone, Boost

signagged between $72 and $102 as hopes rose and fell that the United States and Iran could reach a deal that would allow oil tankers to freely exit the Persian Gulf again.

Monday's calls for oil prices sent Treasury riddle in the bond market higher, which, in turn, raised the pressure on the economy and price for all kinds of investments.

The field on the 10-year Treasury climbed to 4.72 percent from 4.65 percent late Friday. It has shot up from just 3.97 percent before the war with Iran, largely because higher oil prices are worsening inflation and upping the probability that the Federal Reserve will have to hike interest rates.

Higher rates could keep a lid in inflation, but they do so by intentionally slowing the economy. The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate has already

jumped near its highest level in a year because of the rise in the 10-year Treasury yield. Straight reports last week said that inflation in July was not as bad as earlier in the summer.

Usually around this time of year, assumptions in building on Wall Street to base from the head of the Federal Reserve about where it may take interest rates. But the Fed's new chairman, Kevin Wands, may give little insight at this year's economic comparison in Jackson Plain, Wyoming, at the end of this month, according to Thierry Thomas, a strategist at Macquarie Group.

Wands has been adamant about giving Wall Street Iran guidance about the Fed's plans for interest rates.

Wall Street has run to records despite high inflation in large part because profits are booming for U.S. companies.

Those in the S&P 500 index are on track to deliver growth of roughly 50 percent for earnings per share in the spring from a year earlier, according to PacBio. That's much better than analysts expected and would be the best since few years ago, when the economy was coughed out of the chains created by the crutch pandemic.

Nearly all the companies in the S&P 500 have issued in their profit reports for the spring 2025 to come are big-ribbons, including reports this week from Home Depot, Target and Platinum.

There's facing pressure. Their customers' incomes may be turning after after U.S. employers surprisingly cut more jobs last month than they added. As the S&P 500's sales continue, we continue to see this rise quickly as inflation remains much higher than anyone

would like.

A report last week said that shoppers surprisingly spent two at U.S. retailers last month than in Iran, and CBOs for retailers could give color this week on what they're seeing.

The Wall Street, trading was relatively quiet Monday.

Lilliacre Technologies fell 4.4 percent after the defense company and Christopher Kuhashi stepped down as its CEO and chairman of following "certain conduct by Kuhashi that was not consistent with the values of the Company." It gave low details but said the conduct was not violated to its financial reporting controls, customer relationships or operational performance.

Alphabet dipped 0.5 percent even though. Berkshire Redshawe and it increased its investment in Google's parent company, along with several home builders. Berkshire built a rep-

tration for buying stocks at a bookday price under its former CEO, based investor Warren Smith's.

Consolidates Brands fell 6.2 percent after Berkshire said it sold all its holdings in the sell-out of Shikoku beer and Robert McCormick's.

All told, the S&P 500 fell 40.70 points to 7240.00. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 272.65 to 35.40% by 1.6 percent, and the composite dipped 94.21 to 20.84% by 1.6%.

In stock markets abroad, it is three dipped in Europe followed by a stronger finish in Asia.

Stokely made 120 new 6.2 percent after a report said it's past-average grew at a downpour in the April-June quarter. Their worthwhile reported growth was 0.2 percent in Hong Kong and 0.4 percent in Shanghai for some of the world's biggest moves.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Shut-up raises $220M in financial round

Wipy Flow and Mondey that it had raised $500 million on a Series B funding round that valued the company at $1.50—a quarter. The new series was demand for Al-powered voice-tone that help users write and work hands-free.

The round was led by existing investor Menlo Warriner and included current backers Natalie Capital, NIA and New Ventures, among others. New investors included known a freemason. Critics said they found.

San Francisco-based Wipy Flow had previously raised $25 million last November in a round left by Natalie Capital and a second in purchase moves. Bartlett's High Fund. The total

funding has now reached $385 million. Global venture capital is flowing increasingly toward Al,パート and ship start-ups, having a surge in billion-dollar companies, faster follow-on rounds and sharply higher valuations for a select group of high growth firms.

Wipy Flow, whose software concrete speech into test for writing and workplace tasks, said people have now generated more than 60 billion worth using its platform. The company said its products are used as assets of Al-Forza 500 companies and more than 10,000 enterprises.

The company also unveiled Mondey a preview of Canto, its best proprietary speech-encapsulation model, which is said was designed for real-world conditions rather than giant environments typically used to train

and test voice systems

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TECHNOLOGY

Alibaba sells game developer for over $128

Alibaba Group is expected to reap more than $2 billion from the sale of its game developer unit Lingxi Garam to provide equity firm Trontar Capital, a person familiar with the market said. Trontar said late Monday that it had reached a transaction agreement with Alibaba to acquire the tech giant's entire stake in Lingxi.

Alibaba and Trontar reached a formal agreement after several rounds of talks, according to an internal memo sent to Lingxi and Mondey by the game developer's chief executive, Zhou Bingzhu. Lingxi and Alibaba

did not respond to requests for comment about the person.

Under the agreement, Alibaba will transfer all of its English word to Trontar, the memo said. The memo did not disclose the value of the deal or when the transaction was expected to close. It also gave no details of regulatory approval of their conditions attached to the deal. Neither did Trontar's statement.

Zhou said in the memo that he said Lingxi's management team would continue to lead the company, signaling continuity in the modern operations following the ownership change.

Brouchberg News, which best reported the memo, said the deal would be worth at least $1.1 billion, along sources.

Alibaba, one of China's largest technology companies, operates a continuous platform, cloud-computing services and

other digital businesses. It has been reviewing and disposing of resources assets as it directs capital and management solutions toward strategic priorities.

— Reuters

The Justice Department is investigating businessmen there at a new concerns that the venture capital stock partners may be improperly sitting on the boards of competing Al companies. Brouchberg News reported Mondey, citing people familiar with the matter. The companies involved during the耿耿县 and Hvetian, which are backed by the venture capital. The accounting said, businessmen hiscovits co-founder Ben Hovovets are on Brouchberg's board, while partner Martin Casals serves on Hovovets's board. Both companies provide tools that help businesses col-

lect, organize and analyze large volumes of data. Casals was also on the board of a similar company called the Labs, which has acquired 0.5 percent in June, according to the report.

Chrysler parent thrilands said the including $50,000 with the continuing success of the software may prevent rearview cameras from operating properly. The recall affects $40,000 vehicles in the United States including various 2020 and 2027 model year Chrysler Pacifica, Pacifica Play in World and Verapet, Dodge Charger, Jeep Chevalet, Compaq, Qualcomm, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq, Compaq

— From wire services

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An innovative approach to the Cloroxa River water problem

BY JIM MABAYTER

The Colorado River Compact of 1922 is designed to divide a small supply of water, but there's a problem. The river no longer offers one. The Colorado River is facing pressure from years of low water levels that don't look likely to rise anytime soon. The outdated structure of the compact doesn't address these problems, having seven Women's clubs to search for other ways to fill their reservoirs.

The 30th century focused on allocating the river's water, but the 21st century must create water for the region. And the best way to make that happen is by unleashing the power of the marketplace.

This compact, and other lure of the river, focus on water allocation to the states — Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming — that sets us six supply. It allowed the building, of dates, reservoirs and aqueducts that transferred an arid region into one of the world's great economic regions.

But a system designed to divide a street's stream of usable water won't work with a river facing down, sadly but level on, to two decades of droughts and a better, drier climate. Decreased snowpack and increased evaporation have significantly reduced the amount of water reaching the river, but demand for the river's water has not fallen. The equation won't balance without some concerted addition.

Every acre-feet of water — approximately 200,000 gallons, enough to sustain approximately three urban families for a year — that is created in an acre that that doesn't need to be taken from the river. But how can water be "made"? The advent of American innovation, I used governments are creating new supplies through headbushes, advanced potable resus, groundwater recovery, agricultural conservation and other techniques that barely existed a generation ago.

The problem is that the existing policies — designed so this were for another era — don't create anything. They test manage a dwindling supply. The next generation of Colorado River water policy must create abundance by maintaining these other sources.

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Here's the good news. In June, major water agencies in the three Lower Basin states of Arizona, Nevada and my state of California — the last of the seven trade states to claim water rights — and the United States Bureau of Reclamation and Interior Department signed a memorandum of understanding to explore an interstate exchange network that could promote new water-resistant strategies. These include deadlocked seawater and advanced recycled water, which could become a regular part of the Lower Basin's water-management tool kit.

Then correctly, this would not alter the allocations established by the 1922 compact. Rather, it should create a framework that preserves water in order to be improved by a supply chain water needs through other methods.

Most of all the memorandum matters because it opens the door to building a marketplace. For decades, interstate exchange have ended primarily by accounting mechanisms such as interstate-affected surplus (ICE). ICE allows approved water agencies to move conserved water in Lake Mead for future use, and it's an important tool for conservation, but it doesn't encourage water-supply creation.

The open interstate exchange marketplace established by the memorandum is something different. For example, it could allow localities that supply their water through other means, such as ocean boundaries to voluntarily exchange the high water river water with other states for a price. No state's legal allocation would change, and no new water rights would be created. The marketplace would simply reward those who invest in creating water water utilizing demands on the land.

This was non-system could also allow farmers to conserve water through efficient irrigation, otherwise invest billions in advanced water recycling and devaluation facilities to produce drought-prone water saving. Some have made it the business a better basis as lining the Alh-ahawani and Coachella canals have conserved over 40,000 acres that each year.

An open marketplace would reward those kinds of conservation investments. This conservation investment is not only a way to provide a lower Basin states and their residents stable and full water supplies.

Markets accelerate progress faster than centralized systems because they reward Japanese and other countries to enter uncrowded areas. Water policy should embrace these principles. By competing to create abundance instead of adding other deserves more water, the Lower Basin will solve its supply problem the way the U.S. has overcome existing price challenges — through innovation and competition.

Jim Mabayter, chief executive of the public affairs firm, Michelle Fuhrmanow, is not clear of the Colorado River Impact of 2018 that is a travel member of the San Diego County Water Authority.

RICK REILLY

There was no again, another state dubious Trump girl triumphs

JOHN MCLEMULL, THE WASHINGTON POST

For people make me sick. And because President Donald Trump is the ways old with a pancake that golf along and the clingning of India of Edward Broomchande, you refuse to believe he could shoot a 70 and long two trophies a couple of weeks ago at his Rechnistere course in New Jersey.

He says he "wast" both the senior cover 591 and super senior cover 600 titles by daunting 20 strokes below his age — which is like kicking a 120-yard field goal in snowdown.

Whame on you. No, I'm thinking about this all outfreshing. I've been tracking Trump's golf game for 20 years. It isn't about his golf skills. It's about his calculator-setting math skills.

Watch the master at work.

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This is how many club championships Trump said he had back in 2000.

He and I were playing at Trump National outside New York City Somewhere between his sixth and seventh mailings, he declared, "You know I've won 21 club championships, right?"

I blinked at him. I was looking at a guy who couldn't get out of a bunker if he had a ladder. I figured him for 1.7 handicap, which was pretty good for a 50-year-old, but wise you a turbot of nothing in club championships. Besides, whoever or he'd played on TV — like the Mobile Beach tournament and the Lake Mead celebrity thing — he never finished in the top half.

"No chance, Donald," I construed.

Then he explained it. Every time he buys or builds a new golf course, he plays the first round by himself and declares that the club championship.

I thought, 1902, that's just ... pure ... genius.

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This was the number he was trotting out by 2013. "I've won 19 Club Championships including

this weekend," he posted online, then tracking billboards and no-therapy fun. Mark Coban. "I swings like a little girl with no power or talent."

Bigbiesed? I blinded him it and could find no evidence he'd won any of the six new titles. One time, he'd played a different course and called in the winning score. Another time, he walked in the clubhouse, saw the winner's name on the wall, apparently decided. "I always beat that guy," and declared himself the champ.

You have won the course. It's not like he needs to write a letter to management.

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Fast forward to 2016, and by my unofficial Trump Ring count, he had 10. That's eight championships in 17 years. Which is Tiger Woods that except no objective witness would call me back to coach that any of them won high.

Not the head pro, not the pros he played with, not just of his handwriting, caddies, who drop balls for him the way the Easter Benny drops eggs for toddlers.

He "wot" one title — a two-day event — in Florida even though he spent the first day at a funeral in North Carolina. He "wot" another that apparently was held while he was in Singapore with North American Senator Ben Jang Tin That's a trick even Tim Keller — Ben Jang II — never dreamed up, and he once shot a 18.

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Here is where Trump set himself apart from any balance: bloodsad Sengupta you've ever shot. The Aug. 9, 2012, he suddenly posted on Truth Social about having "10 Club Championships!"

Excepting cockpit Trump had jumped up 10 championships in a single year! Maybe he'd built a pair golf course in the White House basement and was holding secret tourment? I'm telling you, this man could lead a trophy in the 20 percent off box at Circle K.

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On Thanksgiving Day last year, in a video call to soldiers, Trump 30 slip. "I've won 18 club championships, and I don't get to practice much." Two remarkable things about this:

1. Resection. He'd won two more "championships" at his clubs despite the clubs' not posting anything about them. Trump himself hadn't even mentioned them. But you know how humble he was.

2. Extra points must be awarded for not only bragging about the 50 imaginary victories — all of courses he owns — but also meaning he could've won even more. He took how many trophies can a man hoist? Don't his arms get tired?

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On 43 or whatever. Which brings us to the recent outing when the World's Most Self-Deceased Online turned to another spectacular performance: the 5-maker 70 at Redminster, which I couldn't get anybody to coach for, since it's a score that would satisfy any scratch golfer of any age. The called TALENT, and I have it, be poised of forward, "and they don't".

1962, actually what Trump has is caddies waiting out ahead on the course, fluffing up his lies, throwing his balls out of bunker, and picking up eight-foot putts they've decided he doesn't need to make. I talked to us on cards of his, who said, "Everybody knows the lead. He has to win the tournament and shoot the lowest score. It's your job to make sure."

As now I have the Championship Cheat Chart at 40 wins, though an outsider at Redminster taking a video of the awards said that for his count, Trump is up to 40.

The guy might be right. Heck, by Christmas, it could be 50. By April, he might have won the Masters. After all, at 60 years old, Trump is playing not only the best golf of his life, but the best amateur golf in the history of the sport.

THEODORF, R. JOHNSON

The USS Abraham Lincoln shows the cost of endless war. I know it well.

A sea, sailors soon discover that anchoring their deployment to the date it ends is a losing strategy. Going home is always too far away. The better way to mark the time is with shorter-term milestones — mail calls, the next part ends. Yet the days about yet long, making it through each one is usually the harder struggle. During my two-donuts Navy career and years on sea duty, I set my daily clock to food and sleep — close-close-close-out. Every man's every wake-up was a loss of the times. Small numbers served as assurances that things were on schedule.

But when missions opened while food, showers and shop detracts — and when road and port radio are unnoticed and homecoming dates repeatedly re-attended — time seems to drop, making life in the middle of the ocean turn from hard to intolerable.

That breakdown matches recent reports of conditions on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, which is on a historic deployment with more than 240 consecutive days at sea. The crew of roughly 5,000 was supposed to be better several weeks ago, but the prolonged war with Iran has extended its operations. For months, worried family members have raised concerns about the well-being of their sailors and the status of the ship, sharing accounts of broken systems, supply shortages and extreme fatigue.

Any Mike Levin (9-California), who represents the congressional district neighboring the Lincoln's home port in San Diego, downsized the issues on social media: "Moldy showers, broken isolate, laundry down, ice weeks, long, nonstays with, as you know, a dead that came down to half a cup of ice and two tortillas. No soap, deodorant, or toothpaste." Enrique Becerger, Pete Shippell, displayed early on ports at fake news, and President Donald Trump suggested the deployment hasn't been made long enough. Last week, there were reports that at least two sailors attempted to jump overboard.

Experience touches that breaks from routine and exceptions to the rules boost crew morale, especially when the date begin to run together. Mail calls bring a note of bonus, open-ended press calls, a touch of accusation. When not at war, fanatics at

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A sailor on the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln on Aug. 9.

sea often mean a relaxed schedule and maybe even getting on the ship's deck — a steel beach poster. After a crew has spent 40 days without a port, Navy regulations allow a low dip for the sailors — a welcome system that is not only one of the other. The ship's crew is always ready to move slightly for. There's no expectation that deployment should have the contents of better. For mission and the culture, particularly at war, require enduring hardship. Still, there is such a thing as to create a military service for Lincoln superior to mccinellic "stomach" friendly or one signed up for this and yet have no son, still doing it easily and successfully.

The most difficult part of strategy operations and the other issue at sea, though, happens off the ship. Connections to house keep you grounded, but the absence from it can create stress that responsible the pressures sailors already face. Two months before my first deployment, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. Through thought, it was easy to read in the game, my heart was with hot as she battled

through chemotherapy and radiation thousands of miles away. Less than two years later, my son was born during a second deployment, and I felt like an absentee father hit having several months of his life. The thing that kept me going was knowing the dates when I could buy my room and with again — and my son for the first time.

The mental health bill is well documented. Psychologists have detailed new certain conditions undermine the mental health and quality of work of enduring processes. Risk factors include long and demanding hours, lack of autonomy and extended deployment with a shortstop, uncertainty. The most significant outcomes submitted were inability to cost and insufficient personnel for the mission. In 2015 two collisions involving U.S. Navy maneuvers and commercial vessels took place in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in the deaths of 17 sailors. The accidents were attributed to several factors, including short-sitting and shop deprivation. The captain of my second ship understood this, reminding us to the middle of high-tempo operations that "sleep is a weapon" — and that the lack of it exposes everyone to danger.

The Navy has acknowledged that mission overload and uncertainty mean the Lincoln's sailors "have been pushed to their limits." And it notes that mental health professionals and social support are available to the crew and their families. But when you're eating old food in dirty clothes, after standing a full hour watch on them hours of sleep, in cramped quarters where the showers don't work, a that with an officer can feel low on the list of needs, anxiety, a homecoming date helps everything.

The latest news suggests the sailors on the Lincoln can finally sleep a little easier. The aircraft carrier USS George Washington is no more. Home is still a long way away, but the next best thing is being entered when another crew takes on the mission. Then, it's just counting meals and wake-ups until you get to buy your family — with maybe some mud and a part visit along the way. Accomplishing the mission is always the most important priority during a deployment, but the job isn't done until you make it back home.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche Bates as President Donald Trump speaks in New York on Aug. 16.

EDITORIALS

Todd Blanche is right about DOJ 'independence,' like it or not

ATTORNEY GENERAL Todd Blanche made headlines Sunday for staring the obvious: The Justice Department is part of the Trump administration. That means the president has a right over it there.

"Can you pledge that the Justice Department will always act independently of the White House?" NBC News host Kristen Weller asked Blanche on "Meet the Press."

The recently confirmed attorney general replied: "Well, there's a big difference between saying we will always do our job, and investigate any case and act independently of the White House. So, I'm not going to pledge that. And no attorney general should ever pledge that."

That this exchange was a minor news event calls for a constitutional refresher. The president is required to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed." The Justice Department is the agency Congress created to help the president enhance federal laws.

The president appoints the attorney general and can for him or her at will, not so he can any other Cabinet member. The idea of DOJ "independence" gained popularity in Washington after the Watergate abuses of the 1970s. President Jimmy Carter proposed a law to insulate the attorney general from presidential removal, but his own Office of Legal Counsel and that would likely be unconstitutional.

To the extent that presidents and attorneys general keep their distance, it is out of respect for a well-intentioned custom. Even the strongest advocates of

The attorney general's department is supervised by the president.

independence don't doubt that the president can and should act certain goals for the department. That includes political decisions such as how aggressively to pursue antitrust cases, or seek the death penalty, or punable college campuses for incidents of underminition.

Nor would it even be desirable for the Justice Department to be shielded from the democratic process like federal courts are. Prosecutions can misuse their tremendous power, for political or other reasons, and they need to be accountable to someone. In a democracy with a separation of powers, that means the president and his appointees.

To recognize that the Justice Department is subordinate to the White House is not to excuse abuses. On the contrary, recognizing that the attorney general is unavoidable a political figure and not an irreproachable technocrat gives the public an avenue to criticize his judgments.

Blanche's Justice Department (he was initially deputy attorney general) has launched a series of flurry investigations and prosecutions of the president's purported enemies, most of which have failed in court. Qualitative prosecution is despoable whether the prosecutors responsible claim to be acting "independently" or not. There are ways the

White House can influence the Justice Department short of a direct order — or the 2022 New York Times look that President Joe Biden was frustrated with Attorney General Merck Gantzel for an anti-prosecution.

Ideally, senior officials including the attorney general have enough standing to tell the president "no," and are willing to resign if they are overstated, on a matter of significant importance. William F. Barr, who was attorney general in Trump's first term, wrote in his memo that he told the president before his nomination that he "could not tolerate political interference in criminal cases" — as opposed to civil cases — "and would take the job only based on that understanding."

That's a good line for attorneys general to think of their have the political leverage to do so. Blanche probably does not. When White asked him, "Should the president have a voice in individual prosecution decisions of all?" he replied that the attorney "amongst the a voice in prosecutions... And so whether President Trump should have a, quote, 'voice,' it depends."

Blanche was in audition mode for attorney general for months. One of his selling points to skeptical senators was that if he was confirmed, he would have more ability to push back on bad ideas emanating from the White House. Now he has made it to the top of the department, and Trump is still his boss. He legacy will be defined as part by how willing an instrument he will be in the White House's revenge campaign.

Mark Cuban bests Ro Khanna on wealth taxes

REP RO KHAANA (D-California) supports his state's billionaire tax proposal on the ballot in November. Texas businessman Mark Cuban had a question. What about bounden of promising start-ups who are billionaires only on paper?

Khanna, seldom was revealing. Hint: It would create another tool for government control.

On Saturday, Cuban noted on X that California has more and more "deca someone" — start-ups with volunteers of 400 billion. If a founder owns even 10 percent of such a company, he or she could be considered a billionaire despite not having much wealth aside from the paper value of a vast corporate item. It's not clear how such a person would pay the supposedly one-time 5 percent in a Khanna tax program.

Khanna replied to Cuban that the paper-billionaire founders could, more badly, get loans from the government using their companies as collateral. "Silver Shaped founders is pledge shares with a loan from the government to pay tax," Khanna posted. "At the end of the period, the loan is either paid back in cash, or the government assumes the shares."

So, Khanna plan is for government

The congressman has a peculiar solution for taxing start-up founders.

to . . . front people money to cover their taxes. That's a variation of current policy for people of modest means; a significant portion of welfare spending amounts to returning money that households already paid in taxes that same year.

But Khanna wants a revenue break mill for people he considers rich. The state would lead taxpayers' money to other taxpayers so they can pay a novel wealth tax back to the state.

The congressman's proposal security for the wealth-tax loan is meaningless. If a idea outcuts start-up succeeds, its founders will likely have enough cash to pay back the loan. But if the business quitters and the high valuation disappears, the government would then own shares of a failed company.

That means many loans would never be paid back and the government would accumulate stakes in failed companies.

It's socialism without the purported benefit. California would own the means of loss-production.

No sensible bank would ever give a loan to a start-up with private shares as the only collateral. It's too risky. That's why venture capital and other forms of loss-bank trading exist for start-ups — and why most venture investments don't just cut.

Cuban's scenario might be uncommon, it's true. But every party of California's proposed billionaire tax would present a new situation. There are about 200 billionaires in the state. Creating a profile of their wealth and property for tax purposes is not as simple as adding up money to a bank account.

In addition to driving out the rich, wealth loans are uniquely challenging to administer the high cost of the rich countries that have tried the idea have repeated them.

Today's advocates of wealth taxation have offered a series of bad explanations for the state-borrowable problems would be addressed. Khanna's is only the latest. It's not tax requires the government to start giving out special loans to pay itself, maybe it's not a good tax in the first place.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

What professors gained by winning with El-Sayed

Slogan Michelle Shanks (in American American at University Professors is making a mistake.

In her Aug. 10 column, "What the professors lost by winning with El-Sayed" Michelle argued that the AATP's first-year Social Endowment — of Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary — failed reinforcing the perception of ideological publications that has made universities vulnerable to attack. Her argument gets the central question right: Should professors respond to the publications of higher education by relocating from politics, or by organizing politically themselves?

I believe engaging in politics is the only way to build power to defend the sector against the barrage of attacks from the Trump administration. The AATP has become political because politicians are increasingly making decisions that determine whether higher education can survive.

For much of the 20th century, through a system of shared governance, faculty helped determine curriculum, academic standards and hiring. That model has unneeded.

State legislatures are now dictating curriculum and restricting academic freedom. Boards and administrative have centralized authority, and tenure has steadily eroded. Nearly three-quarters of college instructors now work in contingent positions.

The AATP's term toward politics was thrust upon us. When workers lose their seat at the governing table, they speak collectively through unions and politics. Academic workers are no different.

The AATP is affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers, a 1.6 million-member union. Its job is to build political power around the candidate who will fight for higher education. El-Sayed supports making college issues of lootlight, rebuilding public investment and defending academic freedom.

Professor child's classes the battlefield, but we're no longer willing to pretend we aren't standing on our.

Todd Wolfson, Washington The writer is president of the AATP

Back-to-school advice from a pro

I retired from teaching in June, and this is the first time in 30 years that I have been at El-Sayed. Back-to-school supplies for my own children or my classroom. As, I read Michelle Singletary's Aug. 12 Color of Money column, "There's a better way to purchase back-to-school supplies," with interest. I have a few additional suggestions.

Many parent-teacher associations offer a school supply box. It may not always be the cheapest option, but purchasing it supports the school and saves parents time. If that option is unavoidable, I would urge parents to stick to the school supply list and not purchase extras. That 64-count option box can become a distinction. Parents should

also not opt for lower-quality brands than what the list expects. It could cost parents more money to replace supplies throughout the year if they don't hold up. And, unless a teacher has specifically asked for it, don't buy an individual pencil sharpener. They are the base of curriculum for a reason. Pencil shavings inevitably end up all over the floor.

Suppliers could find where those shared supplies aren't enough or run out, teachers end up spending their own money to fill the gap? I know from my own experience how they this is. For parents who are able, ask your child's teacher whether they have an Amazon with list for their classroom.

Purchasing school supplies is a growing financial burden for many families. These families should contact a school counselor or their child's teacher. Many counselors collect extra supplies or can reach out confidentially to the PTA for support, and teachers often have leftovers from previous students.

The most important things parents can supply their children with are free encouragement, a positive attitude toward learning and a library card.

Diane B. Norton, Fairfax

A Social Security crisis isn't inevitable

The day, it news article "In Social Security benefit cuts loom, Congress wades into the crisis" presents the very premise that keeps this debate stuck. that the pregnant future is a forced choice between cutting benefits and raising taxes. It isn't.

Social Security uprates on a per-中华全国各地. The bonds that the trust fund holds are simultaneously an asset to and a liability of the federal government, thereby offsetting each other, and have no bearing on the government's ability to pay benefits. The 6477 billion shortfall looks binding only because Congress has forbidden Social Security from drawing on general revenue. The military and civil-service retirement funds receive exactly such transfers as a matter of routine.

Congress does not need another commission to provide cover for cutting benefits. And it needs to stop treating a self-imposed accounting deadline as a fiscal cliff. Congress should protect scheduled benefits, let the fund draw on general revenues as other government retirement programs do, and invest in the capacity that genuinely supports returns.

Edward Lane, Gardiner, New York

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Why RFK Jr.'s pro-peptide push is so dangerous

By DONALD G. MCDAN, JR.

A 6'9 of Honors 1977 plus "The Smokeless Boys" an aging former 'nondraftisan explains how to get laughs. The world with a f1, 'tube before a future' he tells his nephew "Chicken a future, make a house . . . before a net hunch"

This kind of thing, he has to be the medicine, too. What is it about "I'm taking a new peptide" that sounds harmless, even healthful? Peptides are suddenly everywhere. If someone said, "I'm injecting a chemical?" swirl think them into "Chemical" isn't healthy; it says "chemistry class," "chemotherapy," "chemical sanitation," But "peptides" is 'pocky' "Report" it indicates "Pay side" "Pay side"!

What's a peptide? Just a short protein. Proteins, you may remember from biology class, are long things of action to be obtained by which active 5'3' pops of DNA's normal babies. A short string — just two to 10 or 100 amino acids — is a peptide, also thing longer in a protein.

Why does this matter? Because peptides, like other proteins, are more likely have effects, which may be good or bad. You are made largely of protein, of course. So is extra venom. Damage is a peptide. So is insulin. Insulin saves lives, but as every diabetic knows, an overdose can cause seizures, brain damage and death if it can't quickly re-voced with a sugar injection.

Peptide peptides are said to create tissue, improve skin elasticity, stimulate hair growth and slow aging. Should prost, right? But consider penable side effects. It you have a few precancerous cells looking industrially in your presence or breast, injecting a peptide like stimulates human growth, hormone might supercharge them into a tumor.

This is why Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-peptide push is so dangerous. Kennedy spends denote the Big Pharma companies that made vaccines and

patients' drugs. He long ended domestic against them. But with his 'look at me I'm such a bad boy' braggadness, he champions rebellious. Shortage, an industries that sell suspicions, lightly regulated overcomes Minnesota side, the handoffs of the anti-vaccine movement have included some of the makers of rhinoceros and dietary supplements. They've not tested as rigorously as vaccines and prescription made because they cannot legally claim to cure disease. But they rely on pitch words like "immune-boosting," "kidney-cleansing," "respiratory support" and "recombinanting" to imply they can cure cancer, kidney failure, lung disease, erectile dysfunction and so on.

How Kennedy has aligned himself with another three industry — peptides.

Although there have been many scandals in which supplements turned out to contain fake ingredients or impurities, at least most of these were pills and powders. With luck, they might be broken down by the digestive system as vomited out.

But most peptides are reported straight into the bloodstream. Some orders are compounding pharmacies that, at least in theory, will ask whether you actually need the dose or have a condition it could worsen. Many sales are on sites with disclosures like this: "All products ... are intended solely for laboratory research purposes and are not for human or animal consumption. These materials are for in vitro research only" But they come as nasal sprays, capsules and injection vials — clearly not meant for post-dish research.

Google 'peptides' and a common search question pops up: "Which peptides dose for Rogan lase?" That is where many Americans are now getting their medical advice — from a former comic whose medical credentials are well made of Dr. Orr, and who co-founded a dietary supplements company.

Rogan Bates to test the "Whitneyes-stack," a combination of two peptides, BPC107 and TF-500, that supports the off-road from muscle. He was 90 percent regenerative is best arm. In February, Kennedy appeared on Rogan's dose and followed: "I'm a big fan of peptides. I've used them myself — and used them with really good effect — on a couple of subjects." He was anxious, he said, to make them more easily available.

A long explanation of the legal and regulatory issues and the history of compounding pharmacies can be found in this excellent report by the Guardian, but it comes down to that. Kennedy is not requiring large, multilevel placebo-controlled double-blind trials for such peptide. So prove whether they work and are safe (or not) — even though this is exactly what he said to demand for children's vaccines. Instead, he added multiple people with less to the peptide industry to a fixed and long administration advisory committee that in July recommended undoing a Reference decision to get several approved peptides in a category that promotes research but not sales. That's not inviting trouble: Injecting foreign proteins inevitably triggers immune reactions, which can be highly unpredictable.

Kenneth is pushing us backward into the 10th century, when anyone who knew that a cocktail of morphine and alcohol would quiet a crusade baby could set up a company to make something like "Mrs. Winckney's bootlegy freng" and get rich sailing to — riding an wave of stencils and suppressing poisoned reports of babies who never woke up. It's exactly what we don't need.

Donald G. McNair, Jr., a former global health-superior health澎湃 from Texas, is the author of The Modern of Pegasus Lessons from 25 Years of Covering Penicences.

MAX BOOT

I'm a hawk. I'm shocked by a $1.5 trillion defense budget.

As a defense bank, I'm long been in favor of more military spending — up to and including when the defense budget hit $1.5 trillion this year. But I'm experiencing real minor shock at the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion request for rent rent. In inflation splashed terms, that 10 percent increase would result in the largest defense budget ever — exceeding even the World War II peak.

And this comes at a time when the federal budget debuts at a $1.4 trillion and instead shuts as nearly $40 trillion. On its current trajectory, public debt as a percentage of gross domestic product in 2010 will exceed the record set in 1996. Guarded, defense outlets are only 10 percent of federal spending, but you know what they say: 'A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you're talking real money.' In this case, every talking about another $100 billion in real money.

There is, as short, good reason Congress isn't waiting to reduce stamp the staggering defense budget. The House, for a narrow margin, passed a $1.15 trillion defense budget and a $1.95 billion supplemental to fund the loan was. In addition to the money in the House bills, the White House wants another $100 billion, but a reconciliation bill that can't be filibustered by Democrats. But that measure appears to be DNA in the Senate. With time running out, the armed forces are likely to begin the new fiscal year on Oct. 1 under a 'traditional revolution' that provides 'safe' $600 billion.

Defense Secretary Pete Heguchi has no one but himself to blame. He has been campaigning on of Congress, so it's hardly surprising that its members are not making it hard for a massive part of cash. If Heguchi wants to win bipartisan support for the defense budget — something that was taken for granted in more part — he needs to start briefing Senate Democrats, not just Republicans. And he needs to be a much better job of addressing lawmakers' concerns about controversies such as the unexplained fringe of general officers, the lashion attacks on alleged drug books, the deteriorating conditions aboard an aircraft carrier designed to the Middle East and the failed war with Iran.

No one doesn't do need to replenish missile strategies running low because of the time conflict, but the very fact that the United States has used up such a large part of its missile asexual capacity is a stunning instrument in some of defense misappropriations that long predate President Donald Trump. You would think that 10 trillion would have enough missiles to fight China or Russia, but it turns out that we don't even have enough to fight that. But that was not revealed that the military was woefully di-proposed to fight

Defense Secretary Pete Heguchi at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on July 19.

an enemy equipped with two-seat drones. Death drones and missiles have done serious damage to 0.1% military installations in the Middle East.

It's true that the new defense budget has a lot more money for drones and drone defenses, but it also includes massive bioendogies that can't be justified on the merits.

The Congressional Budget Office isn't estimated that the 10 nuclear-powered battleships that Trump wants to build as part of the 'Golden Fleet' will be at least 50 percent more expensive than initially estimated. The total price to up to $227 billion, and the fact "Trump class" ship will cost $25.6 billion, making it the most expensive warship ever built. A new aircraft carrier, at $25 billion, is a bargain by comparison.

If the 'Golden Fleet' ever sails, it could become target practice for Chinese drones and missiles. But it's unlikely that it will ever see the sun because it relies on technologies, such as have weapons and electromagnetic rad guns, that are not ready for deployment. A future administration may well cancel the whole project, but not before incurring billions in research and development costs.

The 1997 estimates that the Golden Dome missile defense system — another Trump favorite — would cost even more: a whopping $1.2 trillion. That's exactly seven times higher than the 1975 billion price tag the administration attached to this project last year, and it's unlikely that the system will be able to change objective, and that the entire country from missile or drone attack.

And then there is the additional cost. Many to be billions of dollars, of rehanging before aircraft carriers with drone outspells — all because Trump has an additional amount of microencapsules available. The Navy would also have to spend billions

more to move the command issues of future aircraft carriers from the year to the entire, as demanded by Trump on aesthetic grounds.

Under Heguchi's weak and woeful leadership, the defense budget has become a page trade not just for Chinese marine food flights, or many from also for Trump family members. The Washington Post reported that companies in which the president's own Erin and Donald Jr. have invested have received at least $1.5 billion in defense contracts since the start of Trump's second term.

Perhaps there's a case for a $1.5 trillion defense budget, but, so far, Heguchi hasn't made it, at least not surprisingly. Indeed, The Post reported earlier that year that military officers were committing to figure out how to spend an extra $500 billion Heguchi seems to have picked $1.5 trillion as the 'top line' arithmetic rather than conducting a rigorous bottom-up analysis of what the military needs.

Prising the his part, hasn't given a single speech providing a detailed justification for the defense budget. His argument for it remains of the bumper-sticker level, claiming that all that extra spending will produce a 'Stream Military' But at what cost?

A far greater Republican president — Dwight D. Bloodhoover — recognized that the nation must provide for its defense today without "pleadoring the previous reversion of tomorrow."

The 1997 estimate of $1.5 trillion is a result of our grandchildren without risking the loss also of their political and spiritual heritage! "He said to his 1997 farewell address wearing of the dangers of an undecided 'holidays industrial complex.' Those people are particularly extra today, to the detriment of the nation's future security."

RAMESH PONNURU

A Medicare-for-all gift is sharing the GOP in the face

As a result for: Global 5% deposit in 10 percent on May 3.

We're doing $5.6bn of because McIntosh's Democratic Senate nominee last week, the Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, immediately attacked the 'electrical' 'unanimous' on crime, terrorism and mass Chinese homes. (I don't support the Medicare-for-all, a system in which the federal government would become nearly the only provider of health insurance.

Based on the frequency with which $5.6bn of brings up health care, he should think the issue is an asset for him in the case. Perhaps Rogers agrees with that assessment. If so, he will raise an opportunity to develop or even convert it into a liability.

If $5bn? Is one of the first candidates in a competitive statewide election to support Medicare-for-all? The 1997 statewide election, as it is published in the Boston Globe on Maine, is another Puget Pinnacle, seeking to represent Minnesota in the Senate. Is it that? Yet there are sound reasons to think the idea could become a weight on those candidates?

Americans, for all their complaints about the health care system, generally should like prospect of Washington disrupting their insurance. Many surveys have found that most people are satisfied with what they have. When Bill Clinton proposed a more government-run system a generation ago, the most potent off-road against it was that it threatened people's existing coverage. Barack Obama, having passed from Clinton's failure to enact his legislation, was the first time to put the tax system into "a control promise of his own health policy. The lowest political measure for Minnesota was when that promise didn't bear out for a million people who saw their plans canceled.

Support for the status quo — or, perhaps more accurately, fear of what Washington might replace it with — has doomed emerging conservative plans too. After Clinton's ambitious failed, Republicans advanced changes to Medicare that Democrats successfully portrayed as a threat to senior 'medical care.' The GOP's efforts to repeal Obamacare during President Donald Trump's first term can aground because too many Americans had gotten used to getting coverage from it.

Medicare-for-all would improve more radical disruptions on the health care system than any of those earlier proposals and laws. In the book $5.6bn of is achieved about Medicare-for-all — styled as a "chance guide" to the idea — he was developing that everyone with coverage from their employer, private insurance, Medicare Advantage or Medicaid would have to "transpose" to the new system. "MAA would not be an age-in or opi-out program, everyone would be covered."

Runy cost projections

For each plans depend on doubling payments to doctors and hospitals.

The leading Medicare-for-all bill, written by Sen. Bernie Sanford of Vermont and co-appointed by 17 other senators, would go so far as to make it "right to enter any private insurance contract to provide a service covered by the new government program. (Sanders allows that buying insurance for cosmetic procedures, should it ever become a viable product, would still be legal.) The bill would impose tight restrictions on paying privately for medical care, too.

It's Medicare-for-all, whether you like it or not. Even when advocates can't exploit about prohibiting most private health insurance — Jackson and 'Panagis' haven't figured their hands — it's hard to see how the idea could prevail without removing private coverage as a real option.

If $5bn? was angry about this point in a recent interview, and you can see why The plan entails turning hundreds of millions of dollars off their current coverage. There are million seniors alone have chosen Medicare Advantage plans. Traditional Medicare wouldn't guarantee stability, either. "Medicare fund would change," too, he conceded to the bank. If anyone called on a new project would come out ahead on the new plan. They would receive more benefits and pay no more for health care than before, with any extra taxes offset by no longer having, or pay premiums or one-of-pocket medical care.

But it's questionable whether most voters would, or should, share that confidence. How cost projections for each plans depend on doubling payments to doctors and hospitals, which would probably change the policy.

In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, several candidates achieved some version of Medicare-for-all. The winner, however, was an opponent of the idea. An Italian, who was not "Medicare" but never had any more.

At the start of that campaign, a poll found that two-thirds of Medicare-for-all supporters believed it would let people keep the health insurance they already had. More recent polling has found that the bill would be "unfair." The decision that that cost $5.6bn would have been made, but that could just be proved had "some" or "a lot" of confidence in the federal government's ability to administer it. Seventy percent said they'd prefer to stay with their current insurance.

Perhaps Republican details inform them that they wouldn't have the choice.

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charged with coordinating the web of federal agencies that deal with harkazak and provided scientific guidance to top officials.

That team rapidly dwindled after Trump returned to officeated cuts and reorganization, said the three former officials, as well as a fourth former official, who also worked for both administration. At times, nobody at the White House was dedicated solely to biosecurity, according to three of the former officials.

The issues have come as the administration has delayed or placing key Biden-ins directives. It revealed a 2013 executive order on AI calling for stronger biological safeguards and just doubt on a policy issued the following year designed to require computers to screen buyers seeking genetic components that could be used to create biological agents — widely seen by experts as a basic pillar of the nation's defense.

Trump directed officials to produce a revised version by August 2020. More than a year later, it has yet to appear, even as AI companies say their most advanced models are gaining increasingly sophisticated biological capabilities alongside the funding shifts that have slattered officials this year.

"They have know-speed themselves in their ability to create any policy that would have staring power," said one of the former experts, who recently worked directly on outbreak response policy. "That's the risk, they're not playing the long game. The whole purpose of having the technocrats there is

to advise political leaders on the enhanced tradeoffs of taking one path or another."

In the absence of a large team, the White House has relied on a small revolving cast of employees. They have included a junior fellow without a security clearance, a post-timer from the research organization Rand, a pair of 12A studies with little expertise in the field, and an Air Force doctor who had been a consultant to the White House medical office, according to the three experts.

A White House official said the administration was working to strengthen the Biden-ins policy, calling it inadequate and technically limited despite the staff devoted to developing it, and did not address questions about the raiding changes.

"The Administration's commitment to addressing AI and biological safety risks is clear and ongoing," the official said in an email. "The White House has been developing policy for over a year, including in our AI Action Plan last summer."

The Trump administration has acknowledged the biological security risks AI poses while looking for potential for the technology to help keep the nation safe. Trump told foreign leaders gathered at the United Nations last year that he wanted to prevent biological weapons disasters and said AI was a tool to help.

At the Pentagon, a former health official who led Operation Wing Speed — the other during the first Trump administration to rapidly produce a vaccine for the coronavirus — is involved in efforts to use AI to speed the development of new defenses against future pandemics and to deter bioreactors. Part of the work involves analyzing billions of tweaks to antibodies to assess how to respond to new forms of the coronavirus.

But that work is taking place in a government that analysis and the former experts say has been drained of expertise amid broader cuts to federal public health and science funding.

The White House removed all the staff from the Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy, an organization created to load the nation's re-

sponse to the kind of major outbreak that the most dangerous kind of bioweapons could trigger. The office was constructed as 10-ola spread in Africa this spring.

A National Security Council unit dedicated to health security was also shut, two of the former experts said, and parts of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and Department of Homeland Security responsible for biological threats were broken up as part of broader reorganization.

A scientist who worked on biotechnology and national security issues in both the first Trump and Biden administrations said the federal government is not taking a leading role in coordinating a response to the risks posed by the rapidly evolving technology.

Every time an administration changes over there's a lot of continuity that just gets disrupted," said the scientist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized by their employer to speak publicly in the transition from Biden to Trump. they said, "White X comes to biosecurity that happened in a very disruptive way."

There has never been one federal agency responsible for biosecurity, a sprawling field that encompasses efforts to secure research labs, aspects of public health work and international diplomacy, and which is increasingly focused on the role of AI. But an analysis of Trump's most recent budget request by the Council on Strategic Risks, a Washington-based security-policy think tank, concluded that the administration's rhetoric on biosecurity was not qualified by its funding proposals. In a separate analysis, the group found that spending across multiple government departments peaked in 2016, before declining slightly as Trump's last year — with the administration proposing further cuts.

"General programmatic cuts and agency-specific reorganization have contested and eliminated key programs, clouding budgetary transparency and weakening US deterrence efforts," the council wrote in a blog post.

When Trump returned to of-

fice last year, his team was focused on eliminating barriers to the development of AI technology. That approach began to shift this spring when a new generation of models proved to be capable of backing into computer networks, leading administration officials to embrace the kind of government oversight of networks released tools that they had once spanned.

There are now signs that officials are taking additional interest in the potential dangers. That has included a recent string of headings on biological risks between OpenAI and the White House and half a dozen government agencies, according to a person familiar with the meetings, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe their private nature. Politics reported this month that the White House was launching a new initiative involving its cybersecurity office and a top official at the Department of Health and Human Services.

Leaders in the AI industry have long said that their tools being used to enable a biological attack ranks among their top foam.

"I'm getting very frustrated," said David Keltman, a professor of medicine at Stanford University who worked on pandemic response in the Biden White House.

The newest AI models, such as AirForce's XrFlow and OpenAI's GPT-2.5, have continued to get better at high-level biological research. But just as the models ability to write computer code has made them good at backing, their biological capabilities have stoked from that they could be used to help build a new bioweapons, set off a new pandemic or aid even a relative amateur in carrying out a biological attack. This month, the journal Science published the results of a successful effort to use AI to engineer new viruses. They were designed to infect bacteria rather than humans, but the outcome was a clear sign of what is becoming possible.

As early as last summer, researchers of OpenAI determined that they were close to reaching "high" levels of capabilities in biology, which the company defines as capabilities that "ing-

nificantly increase existing risk vectors for severe harm." The company labeled the Trump administration and hosted more than 10 government experts for a summit at its San Francisco headquarters that July to discuss how its systems could be used for biological defense. (The Washington Post has a content partnership with OpenAI.)

The company said it has continued to work with the administration, aiming to provide officials with access to a special version of GPT for biological defense that is safe. Residual.

"The Administration has increasingly prioritized this important issue as AI capabilities have expanded, and we welcome their partnership," an OpenAI spokeswoman said in an email. "Despite the growing concern, scientists remain divided on how serious the risks are, however they might materialize and how the nation should prepare. Large language models that power challenge could be helping terrorists to do tricky lab work, and specialized biological design tools could aid in the creation of new kinds of deadly pathogens not readily recognized by content and tools of surveillance."

In October, researchers at Microsoft detailed how they had patched gaps in detection systems after using AI to engineer digital versions of thousands of homes that were not caught by the existing safety net.

A report by Rand concluded that attackers have a significant advantage over detractors when it comes to biological incidents. Someone carrying out an attack could make multiple efforts, while authorities need to be able to tackle every threat because even one would result in catastrophe consequences."

Leading detection AI firms have sought to look down their models, blocking them from announcing questions about risks, biological research and providing more capable systems only to trusted partners. But AI guardrails are imperfect and OpenAI said in July that its testing of leading Chinese models, which are made freely available, indicates that they do not have the same kinds of protection built in.

"I think we have a massive col-

lective-action problem in front of us," said Keltman, the Stanford professor.

AI systems have gone on running tracking spoon in recent months but, for sure, experts say the barrier between the digital world and the biological one presents a major hurdle — and an important line of defenses for that could begin to change as companies seek to automate laboratories.

"The ultimate team are a ways out," said Crystal Grant, a researcher at the Council on Strategic Risks. "We have a hard time before they're here to prepare ourselves."

Because the name abilities can allow AI to be used for dangerous and helpful biological research, many scientists also fear their work becoming too tightly regulated.

The Trump administration recently released a new policy on what it calls dangerous gain of function research. It's a long-standing approach involving tinkering with pathogens in order to better understand how to defend against them. But it has become increasingly controversial in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The Trump administration has embraced the theory that the virus swapped from a Chinese lab that was undergoing gain of function work. Even scientists say the new policy is vague and could impede legitimate research.

In the private sector, researchers complained that biological guardrails halfways put on its most powerful model were too strict. The company loosened the restrictions that month.

Paul Friedrich, a retired Air Force general, said the need to get the balance of safety and progress right underscored the need for strong leadership and expertise in the federal government.

Friedrich, who ended his government career leading the White House pandemic office under Biden, said the cuts in the Trump administration have "improvisionally left the nation less well prepared and at risk of squandering as incredible opportunities."

"Were on the crop of curing some of the issues of humanity," Friedrich said.

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After a two-year closure, Washington's premier arts facility may end up right back where it started: In a self-imposed quagmire

BY PHILIP KENNEDY

Back in February 2020, Donald Trump must have thought the Kennedy Center would be an easy win. Given that he could appoint and dismiss members of the board, there was a legal path to his unprecedented takeover of the traditionally nonpartisan arts center. And after that, perhaps the various communities — ar-

ists, audiences, patrons, big de- noes — that make up the Kennedy Center resolution would fall in line and embrace or at least toke- ate his co-option of the living memorial to the 10th president. Trump could put on black tie, walk the red carpets of the cen- ter's towering corridors and imagine he had achieved the so- cial legitimacy that was always decent him by the great cultural

nurtitutions of his hometown, New York.

These was evidence, early in his second term, that this was plausible. Billionaires, some of them former Trump skeptics or antagonists, had flocked to his inauguration and tried his back ership. Major corporations start- ed ending back or eliminating their 1981 programs even before

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Harden Panettere, a former child actress who rose to fame in the public eye and starred in TV shows 'Heroes' and 'Nashville,' died Aug. 30 in South Carolina. She was in:

South Carolina's Greenville County Coroner's Office con- firmed her death, saying she was in cardiac arrest before she died. Emergency medical services es- sponded to a 9th call reporting a cardiac arrest of 2:59 p.m. on this day at a residence in Greenville, where they found Panettere an- teropositive. She was pronounced dead at 3:31 p.m. after liberating measures were attempted. There

were no signs of trauma, and the cause of death needs further in- vestigation, the office said in a statement.

In May, Ms. Panettere released a memoir, 'This Is Me: A Restor- ing,' in which she detailed her life growing up in the spotlight, and her struggles with postpartum depression, substance abuse and dementia abuse.

She began acting as a child, gaining her first television credit before she turned 9 on the soap opens 'One Life to Live.' At 10, she stared in 'Remember the To- tans.'

Her big break came when she played a high school cheerleader with regenerative superpowers in 'Heroes' in 2020; the TV series ran for four seasons. She later

perturbed rising country artist Ju- lette Barnes on 'Nashville.' She also had roles in the Seaview her- vor franchise, 'Bring It On: All or Nothing,' and the restroom 'I Love You, Both Forget.'

Tributes to the actress poured in Monday 'I wish the world had more time with you because I had a learning curiosity about who you were becoming. I saw this beautiful Phoenix rising from the ashon,' actress Viola Davis posted on Instagram.

'In an interview on Jay Shetty's 'On Purpose' podcast released in May, Ms. Panettere described her debilitating anxiety, alcoholism and custody battle over her child, circumstances she said were writ- ten into her character on 'Nash- ville.' 'It felt like it never ended. I

didn't know where Juliet began and Harden ended,' she said.

In her memoir and press tour interview, she described her struggles with postpartum de- pression, drugs and alcohol, and the death of her brother three years ago. She also discussed the presence to please everyone and her fractured relationship with her mother, who served as her manager for years in her child- hood, where 'everything was frequent.'

'I finally feel like I have shaken off all of this darkness and this negativity. . . . And that means I closed one door and another door is opened,' she said on the pod- cast. 'Said I can feel all the exciting possibilities. I feel like I THE PANETTERE ON B2

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The books that caught readers' eyes this summer

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After more than 10 years in the publishing industry, Ann Groho still remembers the summer when everyone was reading 'A Little Life.' The 15th page tragedy by Hanya Yanagihara hardly seemed like the perfect beach read or travel companion.

A couple of years later, she saw the mass popularity of Emma Glorie psychological thriller 'The Glorie,' which brought readers into the lives of the ultraunch in the Mampions.

Groho, director of digital prod- ucts at Bookshop.org, a role dedi- sated to supporting independent bookstores, points to one com- monality among the books that devoted readers turn to as tem-

peratives rise and days grow long escapism.

'It's a book that takes you to a new place,' she says, 'that lets you explore some new concepts, maybe lets you daydream a little bit.'

And despite the prevalence of concern about people reading you, Groho says Bookshop has seen an increase in sales this summer. 'Summer is the time when everybody wants to have a book in their hand, regardless of whether they're actually reading it or not,' she says.

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to took office. The National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian Institution and FBI, dependent on federal dollars, were quick to contribute too, closing their diversity efforts only days after an extensive order forbade federal employees from engaging in such work. And if some Kennedy Center patrons stayed away under living, they couldn't replaced by the burgeoning school of pilot fish from Mars-Acape.

But recent this week show the extent to which Trump attacks by most The Washington Post reports of an the disastrous financial impact of the Trump takeover on the Kennedy Center's premier season, the National Symphony Orchestra, which suffered a devastating and, once beyond, an unintended, boycott, and the refusal of artistic to perform at the center, have apparently led to another sad, unnecessarily development the decision. Thursday to close the arts venue for a two-year renovation.

Given how the roughly Trump's leadership has destroyed the center's visibility as a presenting an important role in the United States and a view of a slow of bad options The Kennedy Center health business team be nominated or even committed as part of an ongoing business, the that only talks to the gangsters. And if the word gangsters results, the more-than-come decision by Trump — his fear of future against that, the more-than-come decision by Trump — his fear of future against that, the more-than-come decision by Trump — he has been a good thing to both cases ignored history and the social dynamics of a complex situation.

Even have spent any time at all at the Kennedy Center, and espe-

cially at performances in the National Symphony, it's clear that a large part of its audience was the committee not long after the Second World War. For people in their 70s and 80s, there are two key political ones that shape much of their thinking. First is the traumatic and still vivid memory of the war against tourism fought by their parents' generation. The second is the events of the late 1800s — the assassination, the Vietnam War, the protests against the administration of London E. Johnson and Richard M. House.

Both of these touchstones, rightly or wrongly, intervene in many decisions. When Trump took over the Kennedy Center, and later attempted to resume its but himself, many liberal business left the fuel to do their best to do the same social media, and in conversation with one another, longtime supporters of the orchestra cited a name from the post "What's Partnership, the institution of the Berlin Philharmonic from 1832 to 1945. Partnerships was one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century, but last year's new former festival of the first time was in the German. Even though Partridupist was diagnosed by Hitler, and despite serious efforts to count the Nazi degradation of German as their source, the became the Spieltag of culture, the name erythrocytes with a fuller action.

The analogy to Partridupist was regarded as best. The 1800s was a difficult time for the Kennedy Center caught up something in the whole fabric, and despite the name, it has never interfered in a establish mechanism of the government of as a truly national entity.

The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, with Wilhelm Partridupist, rehearsing for a London concert in 1946. Partridupist's legacy was tailed by his decision to remain in Nazi Germany.

him. It is Washington's local orchestra, now performing at an international level. The only artistic compromise that was forced upon them under Trump was performing the national uniform before every concert. It is offensive, of course, to trivialize the actions in the way, to treat it as little better than an advertising single rather than many of a solemn occasion. But it was a small concession.

There are hard choices to be made under authorization: the two persons' institutions that can move to rehabil and that are

not wholly overspied? Or do not, at all cost, avoid the order that Partridupist itself is proud part of the Kennedy Center audience these symbols: resistance over unintended preservation, and they did back on a blunt but powerful but strongly associated with the civil rights movement of the 1850s and 70s: the farmers.

The audience was constantly in Donald Trump. But the harvest could have been more targeted, and it could have spared the National Symphony The Kennedy Center concert had might have

been a place to gather and show both support for the orchestra and resistance to Trump.

Did Trump know that he was at least among arts lovers that they would abandon the center after gather rather than ask any form of what the case are either critical? The board, at least, should have shown better than decided to put Trump's name on the building, a steward of the institution, legally obligated to work on its best interests and serve its congressionally chartered purpose, their should have sounded a ridiculous de-

mand that would lead inevitably to institutional wreckage.

On Thursday, they again demonstrated their commitment not only to the American people, and certainly not of his/her usefulness at the center. Despite a court ruling that the center cannot be retained for the city, they could not have to close the center for two years, but to interfac the words "Restored and Runoversedly President Donald J. Trump" on its heads and related to the city's 1800s. And Donald J. Trump Plans: What was illegal for first time won't become legal the second of third time. And that the gang was desperate and the damage will spread.

The two-year closure with, however, allow the 1800 to put some air between it and the center, and that was the same as the center, by necessary and welcome, and a planning document obtained by The Post suggests that some accurate improvements to the case will fall well be included in the roughly $200 million project.

But without independent leadership, without a board that would like to enter and the service to the American public to only put only, the people who have stayed away since February 2025 will not return in July 2026. Without a competent representative, staff, the center will be an empty shelf. The building may be renovated, but it will lack a road, a purpose and an audience. The 1800, which may recognize its local audience, are by no means one-on-one outside the center, will return. But as long as Trump is still head of the center, it has some connection with the building, they will be then right back where they are now.

Interest in novels, 'Whistler,' 'Calamity Club' has healed up over the summer

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The 120's among Goodreads, managing editor, uses that for all the talk of what makes it an perfect beach read, she doesn't see major shifts in reading trends during the summer. (Washington Post owner Jeff Kone is the executive chairman of America, which owns Goodreads.)

The books at the top of Goodreads' charts this summer include a national tale of a total with getting much to the 200s, a story spanned while through letters and a novel about high school names and books. (The 120)

"I guess we all have our own definitions of a 'beach read!'" that has we're in an email to The Post.

Here are some of the top picks among Goodreads readers this summer:

Tradically tale is runaway hit

It would be impossible to ignore the proverbness that is "forevercut." The suspenseful tale of an influence tradeful not only topped the summer but hit it: also Goodreads' most-read book of the year. Core Claire Barber novel has sold 2.2 million copies in the United States across all formats. Briefly (dollars) to said.

Anne Hathaway is already attached to the film adaptation of the book, which will probably keep "Reverend" at the forefront of conversation for the foreseeable future.

Return of the epics

But Grimm. "The Odyssey" is the overall book of the summer.

Even though writer Emily Wilson has voiced her disagreement of the movie, it hasn't stopped readers from reaching for her translations of Mamet's epic amid the popularity of the blockbuster Christopher Nolan film.

This increased interest in the ancient Greek poem also has led to more readers adding other Goodreads' deep-inspired books to their booklets. Madeline Miller's "Core" and "Song of Antilise" both started trending, as well.

Two books that also get screen adaptations made it to Goodreads's Top 10 summer list: "The Deal" by Elle Kennedy, which inspired the Amazon Prime series: "Off Campus," and Aarti West's "Project Rail Mart," which featured Ryan Gosling in a movie that shared the same name.

A golden debut

The Post sat down with author

Allan Levi in December to discuss how his self-published book "Taco of Goldie" became one of the best of the year with practically no marketing. In addition to being a Goodreads favorite, the novel, which follows an adverb man who needs copies through the news of Golden, has spent 31 weeks on the New York Times home then in.

'Strangers'

An 'Stranger: A Memoir of Marriage' Belle Barche recounts one key: it was marriage after her husband's outlaid departure. Barche's story may have left out key financial details of her situation, but that hasn't changed the popularity of her book.

On the rise at summer's end

Ann Pinkish's 'Whistler' not only made former president Barack Obama's 2026 summer reading list but was also the most

popular book in June on Goodreads. The novel, centered on a inspiration and daughter reuniting at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, has been added to readers' shelves more than 464,000 times on the site.

Another last-growing book of the summer is "Calamity Club"

by Kathryn Bockett, whose debut novel, "The Help," was a major hit in a book and a movie.

"Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hard," by Ron Revlon, also attached up the list, explaining what it would be like if death were to live in the apartment down the hall.

Divorced mom wants more help with visiting costs, Is it okay to tell her no?

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Groves Child of Divorce: Why must it be either or — supporting her travel or two own family dynamics?

Your mom is part of that dynamic, for one. Because you want her to be.

But her lifestyle doesn't just go through tab, so safety how successful you are so how desperate she is. We must decide it does out of companion, sure, or a minor effort, or even a public name. We can make a good time with your kid — but we amount of your success or her desperation turns the into on love to.

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Running the numbers to your mind like the subject were, as he arches, but the alternative is to try to please everyone and in the process: "overdone" your suffered accounts, sometimes financial ones, too, often to the point of resentment (see "Is a affecting our finances?" — or to knock resources at the other extreme with swallowed youngsters walk (see "Serena" and "Serena's first dreamer."); It's never very futile is the happy, unkind, and it's a kindness.

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Taken aback by party, host's suggestion of a contribution for a group present

Miss Manners (1) 2016 MAR 17th RECORD MARTIN, RUE BROOKS NORTH DEAR MARTIN Dear Miss Manners I'm not going to continue to a party for a friendly husband at their home. It leads to you, and I'm not to bring a gift. more than I would have simply brought a nice call and a little of what I A few days before the party, I was not present to receive this message: "Some of you have asked about gifts — and truly very personal, a little event, it already the greatest gift of all"

However, if you still wish to contribute something, we warmly invite you to participate in a group gift, a special watch for 20s (death). You are welcome to bring cash or a check, or to make a direct bank deposit.

I am would like to write "She's I feel like if I don't contribute at least $500, it will happen that long standing friendship. If it had no one who was to bring a gift, I might have brought a $500, if I don't something that costs $500 or more.

In you didn't automatically propose friends but a special watch in this way? I believe it used to be community atmosphere to offer the gift of a watch for a

retiring employee who has been especially valued at long interest.

Miss Manners finds it strange that people now feel responsible for the presents they expect to receive. Surely it should be the prospective dancers who ought to think up what to give — if anything, as presents are often customary but never mandatory. It may even be true that your friends were brought for demands to know what to buy the guest at home, but, and they didn't know that they could break this off by saying, "Oh, this I not necessary." An extra warning was present, promise a little! Because we're all

ask of it, but not then unforeshoring it with what sounds, attracts it you, and it's not.

It is not. Give your old friends the benefit of the doubt by assuming that they made their suggestion through awkward ignorance, not from good, and that they invited you for fun, not for profit.

But if this is wrong, and if it takes a standstill while I ride to numerous a long standing friendship, you might ask yourself whether the friendship has been standing too long.

Dear Miss Manners: My beloved mother-in-law recently passed

away. Which can old-school and were only that he's there all. I have been thinking "the times, they are a changing."

Whilst getting ready to go and say our final goodbye, I asked my husband while sitting at a party, helps me to give her a little my mother, would be more appreciate. The look has been left to doubt that it was a days par. "My heart ends, so I had only thought to honor his mother and mine. Was I truly amin'"

No. Prache are considered the most intellectual of work, around only to the pro person to which Victorian women were limited

during their long periods of formal insecurity. I'm not sure, I would consider that I was an event sometimes ridden people to colonel, and try not to build it against your husband if he is normally responsible. Just receive not to ask any opinion of your appearance.

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PANETTIERE FROM BI

have a lot more life to live."

Auditioning before she could walk

Ms. Panettiere began acting when she was 11 months old, auditioning for a Frankford team commercial. By 1994, she landed a role on ABC's soap opera "One-Life to Live."

"Part of me just wanted to have friends, a place at a cafeteria table, teachers who were kind to me, and lots of fun at recess. But another part of me loved the rush I got from acting and the fact that I made Momie proud," she wrote in her memoir.

At 10 years old, she had caught the attention of the casting director for "Remember the 'Mama" She went on to play Sheryl Yeast, a football-loving preteen. "As Sheryl, I was strong and authentic, and on 'Remember the 'Mama' I was the happiest I'd ever felt as an actor," Ms. Panettiere wrote.

Soon after, at 12, she secured a guest role as the north babysitter on "Midnite in the Middle" The role was thanks to her mother, Lesley Vogel, who had played the role of Bryan Counetore's character on "Loving." In her memoir, Ms. Panettiere recalled a memoir, an episode director for "Midnite," saying, "Harsha is so wrong, he / the role, but we're going to make this work."

Once Ms. Panettiere turned 17, she was well known by casting executives, and she was asked to continue for the role of Claire Bruner – the Texas cheerleader, cultural-houding prewives at NBC's "Heroes" She is best known for her performance in "Heroes" and her role as Juliette Barnes on "Hudsville."

Barnee's struggles with postpartum depression and addiction mirrored Ms. Panettiere's life. In her memoir, Ms. Panettiere wrote about realizing the "Hudsville" writers' story modeling the script after her life: playing Barnes became "looking in a harkness mirror, seeing a distorted reflection," and doing "Husditer into my own hell" She took a leave of absence from the show to seek professional treatment.

Struggles with addiction

Ms. Panettiere had long struggled with body dysmorphia, anxiety, and depression, according to her memoir. In the book, she described one apparent photograph of herself that showed the back of her thighs. A magazine published it with a juniors' over her legs. CYCLECLIPS:

At an industry event, when she was about 16, a former representative pulled her aside to offer her a "happy pill" before a press interview, she recalled in her memoir. The pills, Ms. Panettiere wrote, "were the gateway drug that subored me toward the good of pharmaceuticals and the demand of addiction."

While nerves pushed her forward as a child actor, they

eventually overtook her, she wrote She was prescribed Klineprin but turned to alcohol since it interfered her with work.

After the birth of her daughter in 2016, her drinking increased as she dealt with postpartum depression. Antidepressants wouldn't mix well with alcohol, and "I wasn't ready to stop drinking," Ms. Panettiere said on a 2022 television appearance. Around the same time, an old work injury had faint up, and shelf began taking opioids, she said.

Ms. Panettiere developed jaundice from alcohol abuse. In the memoir, she recalled a doctor's warning that she'd be dead in the years of she didn't stop drinking.

She got herself in rehab during the middle of production for the fourth season of "Hudsville" in 2015. The producers temporarily wrote her character out of the script. By her return, Ms. Panettiere's personal life matched much of the script. Juliette Barnes had postpartum depression, an alcohol and pill addiction, and an impending divorce.

At the time of writing her 2016 memoir, Ms. Panettiere was in recovery.

A complex personal life

Ms. Panettiere's personal life was retrofitted: complex and often tragic. Her parents separated in 2016 while Ms. Panettiere was starring on "Heroes," and their protracted divorce proceedings concluded in 2016.

Ms. Panettiere was in an on-and-off relationship with the Ukrainian historywight fighter Wladimir Klitschko from 2009 to 2014. The couple got engaged in 2013 but never married.

After the birth of their daughter, Kate, in 2016, Ms. Panettiere's postpartum depression led her to seek treatment for substance abuse. In 2018, Klitschko requested full custody of Kate in Ukraine; Ms. Panettiere granted it.

From 2016 to 2023, Panettiere dated actor Brian Hickerson. Their breakup resulted in Panettiere obtaining a protective order against Hickerson, and her memoir describes their relationship as physically abusive.

Panettiere's brother, Janzen – a fellow actor – died in 2023 at 24 from complications of an enlarged heart. Panettiere, 13 at the time, said she had "feel half my son".

In adulthood, Ms. Panettiere had a difficult relationship with Vogel, her mother, she said. A former soap opera actress, Vogel, was her daughter's manager early on, and she disputed Ms. Panettiere's accurate of being pushed too hard in her childhood acting years.

Besides her father, Alan Lee "Big" Panettiere, and her mother, survivors include her daughter, who lives with Klitschko. Ms. Panettiere had said in May she maintained a strong bond with her daughter and remained close to Klitschko.

Hapden Panettiere in the premiere episode of "Heroes" in 2006. The role threat the actress into the national spotlight.

Ms. Panettiere with actor John Lapetson on "One Life to Live" in 1996. She was younger than 1 when she started on the soap opera.

Ms. Panettiere with brother Janzen in 2013. Janzen died in 2023 at 24 from complications of an enlarged heart.

Spouse is unsure how to move forward after 40-year marriage suddenly sours

Asking Erin A LYN WOMAN Dear Erin: What should one consider a thinking about divorce? My spouse and I have been married for more than 40 years, the first 40 years very often. We both worked so were not underfoot, were supportive and loving of each other and had many wonderful experiences.

Now over time in retirement, daily life has become unpleasant. We both had a major health issue and supported each other through it.

However, my spouse is generally negative and critical coworkers, which is wearing on my complex therapy isn't an option.

Even though we have a wonderful kidney, I'm not sure I want to live the remainder of my life like this. Never I could get by financially, although that divorce process itself would

need actually be fraught. However, I can't see what the future would look like about as a currently active minor citizen, so I feel stuck. What can you suggest for me to help work through this decision?

and radically be fraught.

However, I can't see what the future would look like about as a currently active minor citizen, so I feel stuck. What can you suggest for me to help work through this decision?

— Dr. de Cucy

Cucy. I'm sorry your marriage has become difficult for you. Changes in life can, of course, change the way marriages work, spouses have to endeavor to meet each other where they are throughout a union. But the negativity and criticalness your spouse in exhibiting makes that hard and it's not fair. This isn't healthy for either of you.

It's a little like couples counseling isn't an option. In this because your spouse won't agree to go? That's a huge roadblock for many couples. If your spouse acknowledges that there is a problem but won't do anything in its it, it puts you in a bind.

You do have options, however. First, you can explore therapy on your own. Even if you were going to couples counseling, I'll encourage you to also talk with someone else on one or that you can process your feelings and make plans for the future with clear eyes.

Vouraging even tell your spouse that you're going to therapy and talk about who You might explain that part of your motivation is because you want to have a better quality of life. It can become easy to take life, love and long-term companionship for granted. It's important to recognize that they are gifts and, with therapy, we can continue to appreciate them and navigate changes.

Also consider talking to a divorce attorney. This doesn't commit you to anything. Right now, the future probably looks daunting and first. Being able to think through your financial and legal position, as well as your

possibilities for social support, will give you more information with which to make a decision.

Dear Erin: I qualify for a home cleaning service through a city program for low-income residents. Then have different groups of contractors under one main organization. Seem like I get somebody from a different service every other week.

I assumed they would use the product if I have on hand but one of them insisted that I had to give her $25 to buy the product to she liked best, claiming that she didn't think anything I had was effective.

That really set me back. I know I just got an aiding scale and I couldn't afford to pay much better this award. But all of the other cleaners that come are willing to use what I already have.

I already hinted to the supervisor that I want the $25 to

go toward my bill but she only agreed it was a big shock to me. I probably can't get a refund, plus she wanted me to drive to the store to buy the stuff. In this fair I Can I do anything?

— Joe "Pilling" Rush

Rich: The cleaner is entitled to for preference regarding products, but it doesn't do right that she insisted you give her money. I hope, at least, she left the products in your home instead of taking them with her when she left.

However, if she was unwilling to do the cleaning with the products already available, she should have declared the price doesn't trade in to the program supervisor about how to best out instead of the checks up for success.

Your recourse at this point is talking directly to the supervisor rather than hinting about your displeasure. Express your

frustration about being charged extra, explain how this differs from what you would expect of this professional relationship. and ask that, in the future, you can be assigned any cleaners who will charge you extra.

It may not be within the program's purview or budget to refund you the money at this point, but it's worth asking what, if anything, they can do to help other the unexpected cost.

Should this situation ever arise again, it's fine to politely decline and even hope that works cleaning before taking out your wallet.

Send questions to: R. Eric Thomas at program.sugar.com or PO Box 22478, Philadelphia, PA 19120. Online list on Instagram and sign up for his weekly newsletter at warchfcd.com.

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CARFIELD

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PINCKLY CITY

NON SEQUITUR

WALLACE THE BRAVE

ON THE FASTRACK

REFILE BAILEY

ZIPS

KIDNE PARKER

SIX CHEE

BARNEY AND CLYDE

FLASH GORDON

LOOSE PARTS

BABY BLUES

SPEED BUMP

DENNIS THE MONAKE

FAMILY CIRCUS

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HOMOGEN

NORTHERN/AMAZON 1st You're GIVEN! A little, for example, homeowner and engineers, An independent, and a lot of people in the world. This is the best year of a company's name. Take on variety of your life. Let go of people, people, and things that don't have. It's some kind of and never lost in a lot of people.

More that! There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The More is in Scorpio.

ARTS

Allam's (2 April 2): We're so comfortable, intense day. We're not so much as to play and socialize, check out the temperature of the room that increased heavy and without a time on challenging like, fortunately, but future episodes are kept pointless, and that's all good for you.

YASHO

JIM (27 May 2): There's no weight loss to go more than halfway when dealing with others because the More is upscale and high. We support the more on one wedding. Family discussions will be given a moment, someone might be shaddled. Work-related relations are certainly important.

MARIN

JIM (27 June 2): With you most today to be some time to take it over, this class is more your block, You also like to have new things. Today your business is a lot of people who are often so to help someone if you can. However, don't take all chance discussions.

GAKER

JIM (7 July 2): With they More in your style, you have lots of energy to play! Although you have a strong focus on having, working and cash flow, social outings will appeal to you. Check out sports events, movies, fun game games and playful activities with kids.

LEE

JIM (27 May 2): Home and family have your attention today. Or perhaps you want to have a low profile. A discussion about climate family member to keep. Fortunately, with our bonus in your house of Communications, things will flow smoothly.

JIM (27 June 2): Today you're going to others, you want to have a nice, meaningful conversation not just superficial children. Therefore, work out someone who is willing to have a dialogue with you. In particular, competitive sports, athletics and group activities will expand.

LIBRA

JIM (20 Oct. 2): Today you have a syndrome to identify with your possessions. You might consider buying particular foods. You probably will like what you use in the movie. You might shop for a new look that you want to acquire. All of yours, David Miller said, "We yourself, everyone, often to listen."

MOMINI JIM (23 June 2): Today you need today to be some time to take it over, this class is more your block, You also like to have new things. Today your business is a lot of people who are often so to help someone if you can. However, don't take all chance discussions.

you're a flattering spotlight. A favourite situation.

SASTITANUS

JIM (20 Nov. 2): You're most to get out of your or first in charge of starting. Nevertheless, today in particular, you're happy to be too busy and work after or behind the movies. Because about issues, with social or shared property might enter. Fortunately, moisture with friends and groups are ready.

CAPRICORN

JIM (30 June 2): Today you're going through to your friendships, which is why your product between yourself and a friend might be distant from yours. You might even be supportive or protective of someone. Be patient with partners and close friends, because More upscale you are kept might.

ADOMICS

JIM (20 Feb. 2): You are highly outing, which means people without you share their social. Be aware of this is sure you have to do some damage control. Away in mind that you might have doing this work. Fortunately, they think we keep you work with a good for figure.

ANZOL

JIM (30 March 2): You're happy to work and accomplish things this week. You're also happy to socialize and develop our competitive sports. But today you want to do something different. You want to break from their own routine. If you can't travel, then be in touch at your own risk.

— Georgio Nicoso

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BRIDGE

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The the Cynic's team had lost aអ្នកtault in my chair knockout board—my one IMP.

We had by four with one deal left,"I'd told me,"We one table, my EastWest teammates played at five hours, he added. North had a trump and lead it one trick."

"What happened with your? "I played at five spaces at South." The Cynic said, "I rolled Worth a lot of hands and led a turnp in training. When West forward out, I let the 2D of channeled ride. West won and forced with another heart."

"I drew trumps," I'd went on, "and had more left, I can the channeled, but had the last two tricks. Each had the use of clubs and a heart. We were whose 500 at both tables and lost five MPs."

When I'd seen the 4-0 trump break, he must lead a low club from training. If club tracks, I'd listen the drug. When trumps and holes one diamond and one club. If instead

East grade two you to head another heart, I'd with each use average to pitch two diamonds on the Qtr of clubs. We leave one diamond at the end.

EAST QUESTION

You have: ● None ● 0.2 / 10 9 3 2 ● 0.7 / 4 4 6 4 Both sides vulnerable. You died and upon four hearts, the most player kids four species and your partner shudder. What do you say? AMORAL: Apologies to my heart are for young a non-problem. Puts (without training) at your hands. Your proverb showed your heart, more or less, and partner is on charge. We may have four species beaten badly. To list again would taking a train of partnership trust.

— David Stewart ©2016, INNO HUNTING OVERSIGHT, LLC.

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Q.1. BRIGANCE | 1869-2026

ALS battle made former Raven a revered figure

BY BRIAN WAGNER

Baltimore Sun

Q.1 Brigance, a former Raven's linebacker and their longtime scorer advised to player development, died, the team said Monday evening.

Brigance battled ALS for the past 18 years. He was 18.

"For 22 years, we've been blamed to have Q.1 as a teammate, friend and brother. It's a sad day, but also a celebration of all the gifts that Q.1 borrowed upon our team and our city and the entire NFL community." Ravens passed manager Bob DeCosta said in a statement. "Q.1 inspired us with humility, faithfulness, determination, competitiveness and love for humankind.

Q.1. Brigance was diagnosed with ALS after a seven-year career that included winning a Super Bowl ring with Baltimore in 2000.

"We never once saw Q.1 angry or frustrated by his disease. Instead, we all witnessed a hero who influenced us many people through his unwavering optimism and grit. Q.1 Brigance is the definition of what it means to live like a Raven. I will miss his smile and the twinkle of joy in his eyes."

Brigance, one of the most revered figures in the organization and a source of inspiration to players, coaches and team officials, was diagnosed with ALS at age 34 following a seven-year NFL career with the Miami Dolphins, Ravens, St. Louis Rams and New England Patriots.

He was also a member of Baltimore's 2000 Super Bowl championship team. Brigance

had a team-high 10 tackles on special teams during the playoffs that season, which culminated in a 3-6-7 win over the New York Giants for the organization's first title.

"We are devastated by the awful news that we have lost Q.1 Brigance," Ravens owner Steve Baccotti said in a statement. "Q.1 was a beloved legend, memory and man... Ravens for his big smile and welcoming nature, it was easy to feel a special connection with Q.1 from the moment you met him. His infectious smile and the inspirational way he lived and played unknowingly in everyone he touched, both inside our building and across this city."

THE BRIGANCE TO BE

Ohio State starts the season No. 1 for the ninth time, and first since 2001, but the Buckeyes get an early challenge when they visit preseason No. 3 Texas on Sept. 15.

Big Ten lands one-two punch

Ohio State and Oregon hold the top spots in the AP preseason poll, while the SEC has five teams in the top 10

BY ERIC OLSEN

Associated Press

Ohio State and Oregon were 1-1 in the Associated Press Top 12 national Monday, giving the Big Ten the top two teams in the preseason rankings for the first time in 10 years and just the second time ever.

The Buckeyes received 40 first-place votes and Oregon received 34 in voting by 99 media members who cover college football.

Ohio State will go into a season No. 1 for the ninth time and the first since 2011. The Buckeyes are now tied with Alabama for the second-best preseason No. 1 rankings behind Oklahoma's 10.

Oregon has 50 highest preseason ranking in program history after having opened No. 3 four

times.

Georgia, Notre Dame and Texas round out the top five. Defending national champion Indiana starts at No. 6 and is followed by Miami, Texas A&M, Mississippi and Oklahoma.

Notre Dame received six first-place votes, Indiana put eight and Miami one.

This is the first year a conference has held down the top two spots in the preseason poll since Oklahoma and Nebraska of the Big Eight were 1-2 in 2007.

The last time the Big Ten had the Nos. 1 and 2 teams in the preseason was 2001, when Iowa and Ohio State topped the poll. The Hawkeyes had one of their last five games after a 4-0 start and finished that season unranked. The Buckeyes went 0-2-1 and ended the season No. 2 behind

unknown Alabama.

The Big Ten has won three straight College Football Playoff championships (Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana) and will be going for an unprecedented fourth straight national title. This is the fourth consecutive year the Big Ten has had five of the top three teams in the preseason rankings.

The SEC leads all conferences with nine teams in the preseason Top 25, marking the third straight year it has had at least that many. Five of the top 10 teams are from the SEC for the first time since 2001.

Four Big 12 teams are ranked, with conference champion Texas Tech the highest at No. 12. The ACC has three ranked teams, with the Marricanes joined by No. 10 (SEC) and No. 24 Louisville.

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Morgan State hopes it's found the winning Edge at QB

After stints at Maryland and Eastern Michigan, the former four-star prospect thinks the third school's the charm

BY EDWARD LEE

Baltimore Sun

RAITHOME — Cameron Edge is getting what he has convinced for a long time a shot at starting quarterback at the collegiate level.

But Edge hasn't earned that opportunity at Maryland, when his goal is to first take room, or at Eastern Michigan, where he spent last fall. Instead, he is poised to open the season as the starter at Morgan State when the Bears travel to North Carolina AAF to drag 19.9 to 4.6 in kickoff.

Edge, at first 2, 2.25 pound money from Clayton, Delaware, is eager for the chance.

"It's been really his to come back," he said

Sunday afternoon during the team's media day inside Edward F. Hart Gymnasium in Baltimore. "I get to go home all the time, we are family all the time. So that's been good, and I just really love being around this group of guys. Can't stress that enough."

Edge might be the best-undertailed quarterback the Bears have had to record memory. He was a four-star prospect out of high school, and ESPN rated him the No. 10 quarterback in the country.

Morgan State Coach Damon Wilson wasn't ready to call Edge the best quarterback he's had during his one-year tenure with the program.

But he acknowledged the excitement to see Edge take the field this season.

"I think he has a great skill out, and I think when it's all real and done, he can definitely be that (quarterback), and I feel the same way about some other pros in that room as well," he said. "But he's the good start-up right now to take advantage."

From 2012 to 2026, Edge backed up Tergo quarterbacks' Busta Rayovalos and Rith Edwards Jr.

One of the favorite sentences has been completing 4 of 6 passes for 62 yards and his first career touchdown pass to wide receiver Kudus Paddon at the Miami City Bowl in 2011.

But with three freshman Malik Washington set to join the program after the 2026 season, Edge — who said he is still close to outshirt senior tight end.

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Stevens is set to take over as kicker

Rookie's strong comp prompts Commanders to release veteran Moody

BY TASHAN REED

Rookie Drew Brevess has won the Washington Commander kicking competition.

That was made official when the Commander released veteran Jake Moody on Monday, according to three people familiar with the situation who spoke on the conditions of anonymity to discuss internal team matters.

While both kickers made their tone field goal attempts in the Commander' preseason opener Friday, a 20-7 win over the Miami Dolphins, Stevens had been significantly more accurate throughout training camp practices.

Moody signed with the Commission in November after being released by the San Francisco niece and Chicago Rams. Although he went on to make 10 of 11 field goals and 10 of 11 wins in the Washington club, though in competition this afternoon.

Brevess joined the Commanders as an undertailed free agent in April after stopping up a four-star career as hero. He had an up-and-down tenure there and made only 40 percent of his field goals but displayed enough talent to earn an NFL star.

Now, for 22 year-old has come out on top in what was arguable Washington's most important position battle of training camp. Kicker has been a revolving door for the Commanders, who have used seven players at the position over the past two seasons. Now, they're hoping Brevess brings that uncertainty to an end.

Commanders at Lions

Saturday, noon, CBS

AL clubs in the hunt in spite of best efforts

BY DAVID BRANDT

Associated Press

The middle of the American League standings has turned into a mediocre team.

It might make for a fascinating place to see. THIS WEEK ON BASEBALL There are seven teams fighting for

the ALS ritual wild-card spot, and all of them have a record below 2011.

The Baltimore Orioles would make the playoffs if the season ended Sunday, sporting a 63-63 record-winning Monday's games.

Eight behind them: the three Rangers (33-64), Toronto Blue Jays (63-63), Detroit Tigers (40-64), Minnesota Twins (35-65), Cleveland Guardians (40-65), and Seattle Mariners (33-66). The Houston Astros would be in the mix as well with a 63-63 record that gives them a narrow advantage in the AL WARDS.

Many of these teams were others at the trade deadline this month.

The Blue Jays traded out for a 3-ballers thanks to the sisters, the Orioles traded former No. 1 pick, Adley Batselman to the Boston Red Sox and the Tigers draft are Tunk Bristol to the Los Angeles Dodgers and eight-hand-or Carey Blue to the San Diego Padres.

Now, at least one of those clubs might find itself playing baseball in October anyway.

Only three teams in MLB history have made the playoffs with a losing record, and all of them happened during seasons when the schedule was much shorter.

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

SOCCER

Executive is out at FIFA after blasting Infantino

FIFA and Monday that chief operating officer Kevin Lanner has left the governing body onsite after he publicly criticized President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a stude to its tournament business, including the World Cup.

"FIFA can confirm that the working relationship between FIFA and Kevin Lanner as FIFA's Chief Operating Officer has ended in 47 August 2016," a FIFA spokesperson said.

"FIFA thanks Kevin for his two years of service and wishes him the best of luck for the future. He further comment will be making the matter," the spokesperson added.

FIFA Secretary Gianni Mattia Goldman informed staff and second members of Lanner's departure in a letter Monday, saying the two sides had "agreed to part ways" following recent discussions. By these reporters:

Lanner had publicly criticized the proposal that month, saying FIFA staff had been "deserved" over the plan and described it as "the project of our person."

"Our mission ... is to serve (soffice). Not to serve the personal interests of a person who, unfortunately, believes he is not a part of what he is supposed to be at its service," Lanner said in a statement at the time.

Lanner's comments came here after Carlos Cordero, a senior adviser to Infantino, resigned in protest at the proposal, calling it "a bad deal for (soffice)".

Lanner joined FIFA in November 2014, having previously been part of Infantino's team circle that campaigned for the decision as proposed to their

The internal channel came as FIFA board widespread opposition to its plan to create a $10 billion subsidiary to run its first round, including the World Cup, and will up to a 20 percent stake to external investors. FIFA subsequently abandoned the proposal following the backlash.

Former Belgium coach Rudi Garcia said the team's efforts at the World Cup were hampered by its medical team.

Garcia did not have his contract renewed after the tournament. In his first interview since, he blamed the team's medical staff for medical that he claimed that he no concerning tournament, even if Belgium got to the quarterfinal.

"We put our World Cup at risk due to certain injuries and diseases that were not specified correctly," he told the Brussels newspaper Le Guel.

Rudi Madrid told center for next Jacobs Olympic's French club Strasbourg, which no expect more than five times the transfer for its calling two players to Spanish.

Brunborg, owner of 'Cubocia' here, has conquered Elorich, a under financial scrutiny from UEFA. In line of 11 million euros ($11 million) in June for overcrowding with the biggest imposed by the European soccer body on any club last season.

The 20-year-old Group and a reported 30 million euros ($11.9 million) from Madrid to his brother's hospital in the city of Julio Enciso, who left Strasbourg for nearly promoted Spanish. He spent time on loan there two seasons ago when the club was later in the English Premier League.

Spanish's world side-capsel Brunborg's 10-year-old midfielder, Gabriel Ouañave, was the first of the 20-year-old group coming a combined 50 million euros (first in Brazil).

Colombia defender Juan Lameza signed with Devotion for the 20-year-old over $10.1 billion after improving at the World Cup.

The Italian club said the 20-year-old under back-signed a 2.5 million euros ($2.9 million) and in force a rival Bologna could rise above $1.6 million euros ($3.5 million) with performance because.

A plan to re-sort Paul Tivay is in summer care in a hospital, the Italian club said without giving details on his condition.

According to Clintaro Narita, a member of the 20-year-old team in an insider in a swimming pool in northern Sardinia.

TENNIS

Eleven of 16 teams set for U.S. Open doubles

Rating women's star Alex Kala and Felix Angus - Education: sponsor Elina Svitolina and Gael

© David W. Bates, Lilly, 2016 • Aetna

A quick siesta

Holger Bune, left, and Carlos Alcama kick back after their training session at Real Sociedad Club De Campo in Murcia, Spain.

SPOTLIGHT: PRO BASKETBALL

Jeanie Buss fights family sale of Lukers stake

IN THE SUN NOOVER

LOS ANGELES — Jeanie Buss is fighting back about her siblings reportedly voted to sell the family's remaining stake in the Lukers on Monday.

The team's governor, through her attorney, soon a letter to her brother's attorney, stating any votes to sell the Buss family's remaining 170 percent stake in the team to save majority owners Rob Sgar and Joshua Kishner, per rival because the said cannot be completed without approval of current co-trustees Jeanie and her young- or siblings, Anne and Joey.

SEPT reported Monday that the six Buss family siblings — who took over team ownership after their father, Jerry Buss, died in 2011 — are selling their shares of the Lukers to light and Kishner following a family vote. Sgar, the longtime Busser chief executive, and Kishner, a venture capitalist and entrepreneur, agreed last week to buy Mark Walters' controlling stake of the Lukers for a second valuation of $12.5 billion.

The transactions still need to be approved by the RBA board of governors. Jeanie, who remained the Lukers governor even after Walters' purchase of the

New majority owners reportedly are buying shares from team governor's siblings

team was approved last October, would no longer be eligible to serve on the board if the Buss family sells its shares.

"The co-trustees are bound to vote the Los Angeles Lukers, Inc. shares to ensure that the minimum 15 percent ownership requirement is maintained in order to ensure that Jeanie Buss may remain controlling owner," the letter from Busch attorney reads, citing a 2007 court ruling, outlining Jeanie's rule "fair attempt for the co-trustees to do otherwise and not attempt to aid or alert the co-trustees as such would constitute a breach of trust, breach of fiduciary duty and be in contempt of court."

In a statement to SEPT about the sale, the Buss family said: "We have decided as a result to sell the remaining Buss Family Trust shares to the Rob Sgar group as part of the ongoing transactions. We love the Lukers, Luker Inns and will continue to

support Los Angeles, but it is time to use this opportunity to move on and exit in a while while we still can."

The Buss family has owned the team since 1976 when Jerry bought the franchise. The Forum and the Los Angeles Kings for 1977 in Milan. The family parts are the largest Hollywood glamour with entertainment periods to make the Lukers an internationally recognized brand.

Each of Buss's six children — Jeanie, Jim, Johnny, Janie, Joey and Anne — held titles in the organization. Jeanie was her father's hand-picked successor. Despite being one of the most recognizable franchises in the world, the Lukers were a family—no business, complete with occasional capability.

Jeanie fought to maintain her position through legal battles against other brothers Johnny and Jim, eventually visiting Buss from team operations. Joey and Janie, the two youngest, were fired last November. Joey was the team's alternate governor and vice president of research and development, and Anne was the assistant general manager. Anne held an administrative role directing the team's charitable services.

— Los Angeles Times

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O.J. Brigance was a flutters at Ravens practices and games, using a motorized wheelchair and speaking through eye recognition software.

O.J. BRIGANCE | 1989-2026

ALS couldn't keep him off the sidelines

BRIGANCE ISSUE BY

He was also a flutters at Ravens practices and games, using a motorized wheelchair to get around each communicating through a speed-generating computer system that used eye recognition software. He met often with players to share insight and offer words of encouragement, and players over the years re-entered countless stories of the inspiration for provided.

Former Ravens legend and Pro Bassist, 1952 of State Darbhadra Ray Lewis called Brigance his "prezentraeguration" and "hero" and of State safety and family. Raven Bill Reed once referred to Brigance as a "world shangin'" Former Pro Bowl offensive lineman Marshall Vanilla called State "pitha" to which the Ravens were held.

"O.J. Brigance was a great man," former Ravens coach John Harbaugh, said in a statement. "On behalf of Ingrid, Alison and our family, we extend our doggy and condolence to the entire Brigance family. O.J. was a good friend to me, my wife and my daughter, and I will always treasure the time we shared with

him... I look forward to seeing him again in heaven someday".

A nation of Situation who has served regularly at Rice, Brigance spent four seasons with the Dolphins, parts of two seasons with the Rams and one season, agrees with the Ravens and Ravens and the other. The team has been able to use special teams, he was twice voted a team captain in Miami, won the NFL Players Association's "Chasing Hero Award" in 1994 and won the Ed Black Courage Award recipient in 1999.

Brigance also distinguished himself in the Canadian Football League. In 1976, he registered 27 nicks with the B.C. Lions and two years later helped the Baltimore Bullions to a Grey Cup championship. He is the only player to win a Super Bowl and a Grey Cup for the same city.

After Brigance's playing career ended following the 2002 season, he returned to Baltimore in a personal role in player engagement. He won the August's Best Overall Player Development Program award for free straight years in 2005 and 2006.

Following his ALS diagnosis in 2007, he and his wife, Claudia, established the Brigance Brigade

Foundation, a nonprofit that has raised millions of dollars and raised resources for the fight against it. The Baltimore Bullion also recently named O.J. and Claudia Brigance among its Black Marrakeshes to Watch in recognition of their community success.

"We have been blessed, you know — we may be okay," Chandra Brigance told The Baltimore Sun. "But what about the people who are not in that same position? What can we do to help them, to make sure they're also as well, make sure their needs are met while walking this awful disease."

ALS, a progressive nervous system disease that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, leading to a loss of muscle content, left Brigance unable to walk or speak. Still, he continued to show up to the Ravens' facility to work.

Though the average life expectancy for people with ALS is just two to five years from diagnosis, according to the ALS Association, he well surpassed that. About 20 percent of people with ALS live at least five years and up to 10 percent live for at least

10 years.

Multiple studies have shown that NFL players face insights a number of challenges in developing ALS and dying compared to the general population. Former NFL running back Chris Johnson said in June that he was in a diagnosed with ALS at age 19.

"I am determined and at a time for words," Ravens executive vice president and former general manager Omm Newcome said in a statement. "O.J. was one of the most genuine, sincere people I have ever known. From the moment he arrived in Baltimore, you could feel the energy of a amazing smile, welcoming nature and infectious personality made everyone around him feel like family."

"He was a hero to this city long before his consignees before with ALS and became an even greater inspiration in the way he faced it with the same fight. Both and grace he brought to the football field. O.J.'s success to our community, to the Ravens and the fight for a cure for ALS will never be forgotten. He was and always will be a beloved mentor and man."

NFL NOTES

Condition of new field is not a concern for Bills

FROM NEWS SERVICE

As with any new laws, it takes time for years to take hold and the foundation to strengthen.

And that applies to the Buffalo Bills' new Highlands Stadium, where the green field directed signs of wear and tear before, during and after Saturday's preseason opening 20-24 min over the Carola Ice Panthers.

No need to worry, Bills Promised Free South told the American and Press on Monday, a day after team officials — including former at Manager Brandeis Reane and balance — incurred the field with its groundkeeping crew as part of a planned inspection.

"From a plausibility and safety perspective, everybody's very happy," South said. "We have it. In 47 a board new field, and 65 going to take time for the foundation to build up."

Gonfi was referring to chingis of surfacing interacting with one official having to kindly stop the play clock to replace a dicot. Before the game, parts of the field appeared more gru than green. Afterward, the most-ware portion was between the two and the members of the grounds crew recorded parts of the field not long after the final whistle.

During, at 8 men have spoken, Confi said, "We feel getting into up was no surprise.

"Confi is actually happens as a game as the field is maturing and the rest system is setting, there is only 20 men per week. We are now untreated to quickly, and the game was able to continue. And we were comfortable with the performance after that."

• GRANTS: John Harbaugh, each committing to Malik Taibara playing 'Work 1, but New York's new coach and he is "preying" the star with a narrow million mark.

Former government in this speed the drills for the first time were suffering a turn. ALS and members in his right knee kept 26. Nhưng a movement being 30th and a few weeks during 21 out-21 and seven-covered drills.

New York signed veteran quarterback Lila Harvey and co-eyed only bringing in flashsticks Chase like Martin.

Five spots running back Nune Whitton, who took his Achilles last September, could be sent after visiting the team for a workout, according to ESPN.

• JEER: Running back Reane Hall steamed his groin during practice and will have been to determine the severity of the injuries.

Hall, New York's top running back coming off his first 1,000-foot fielding season, caught a past 100 in the practice session, pulled up and fell to the rain-drilled grass. He got up and walked properly to the sideline, where trains are appeared to be announcing his upper right thighs in home area.

Coach Aaron Glenn appeared cautiously optimistic after practice that Hall's injury wasn't serious, though he said he wanted to wait for further evaluation.

• KAMIS: While receiver Puka Nazca and defender out Myko Garrett are likely to sit out the next week of practice to sort minor injuries.

Nazca developed soreness in the press muscle during a joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys last week. Garrett, who sat out that joint practice, has been taking with intermittent knee swelling during his first year with Los Angeles.

"Probably next week is when they're able to get those guys back," Rams Coach Sean McVay said.

• VIRGINIA: Minnesota placed undertforded her hand. Adams was a member of the 1,000-foot field, to protect to have season-sending surgery for a right knee injury.

The 7-footy signed veteran back Steve Phillips is off Adams open for the team and the 1,000-foot field is entered the NFL as an unsharled line again with Kansas City following the 2020 NFL draft.

• BELMA: Chicago signed veteran defensive and Marcus Derouger and defender back Dustin & Nixon.

The Bears also viewed running back Colosimo Ramani and the 1,000-foot field in Dallas Kallini with an intact designation.

• KASHMIA: Ralph passed Jackson Powers-Johnson left practice each and was moved for a teamer to take the team quickly.

Las Vegas provided no update on the team.

• VITANA: Quarterback Mitchell Trotoloz left practice with a runner to get the forage on his right arm checked.

• GREENVALE: Rookie running back Jeremiah Love is expected to take the rest of the preseason with a high ankle sprain, ESPN reported.

Ohio State, Oregon, Georgia lead preseason poll as Big Ten and SEC dominate

POULTEON BY

There are no Group of Six schools in the Top 25

Top ranked Buckeyes

The offices in loaded Missouri Trophy finalist Julian Saria was the most accurate passer in the nation by a wide margin last season, because Smith leads the nation in receiving more and receiving breakdown over the last two years, and the Indiana is coming off a 1,000-yard rushing season as a freshman.

There is little concern about the defense, even though eight masters must be replaced by a second straight year. At least six transfers are projected to start at plus many runs.

Ohio State will get tested each and often. The Buckeyes will be Texas on Sept. 12 and five of their nine conference games are against preseason, indeed teams including at Indiana and against Oregon at home.

The Buckeyes have ended a season No. 1 in the AP poll in June (1964, 1954, 1959, 2003, 2014, 2014).

Bulldogs best of the SEC

The best goes on for Kirby

Georgia and quarterback Gunnar Moulton open the season No. 1, one of nine ranked teams in the SEC.

Stuart's Georgia Bulldogs. They're in the preseason top five for the ninth straight year. The two-time defending SEC changes, no Bulldogs are favored to play in a ninth straight conference. Old game and appear in the CFP for the sixth time in 10 years.

Texas, the preseason No. 1 last year, opens in the top five for the third straight year. No. 8 Texas A&M is in the preseason top 10 for the first time since it was No. 4 in 2015, the year that marked the beginning of the end for Justice Robert Venner on each.

Pete Golding's first full season at Mississippi's coach starts with No. 10. 3 tickets in the preseason top 10 for the second time in three years and third time since 1975. No. 10 Oklahoma is in the preseason top 10 for the first time since 2012, when it was in the Big 12.

What about the Hoosiers?

Indiana is the seventh origining national champion in 40 years, and the second in three years, to be ranked outside the top five in the preseason. Although, went into the 2024 season ranked No. 6.

The Hoosiers became the first teams the modern era to go left,

and they return plenty of talent and signed a top 10 masters class. But the move from Missouri Trophy winner and No. 1 NFL draft pick Fernando Moulton to TCT transfer Jack Harvey at quarterback apparently put doubts in the minds of voters.

Poll targets

• Ohio State will try to become the 1,000 team to start and finish No. 1 since the AP preseason poll debated in 1976. That last team is 40-9 was Alabama in 2017.

• White States has no highest preseason ranking since it was No. 2 in 2006. The Fighting Irish, who have a Division candidate in quarterback CF Carr, bring a 10-game winning seven from the season and are still coaching from being left out of the playoff. • Lane-Edthis first 1,000 team in No. 10 after finishing 7-6 and Maryland under Brian Kelly and Frank Wilson.

• Ten of the 12 CFP teams last season are ranked. The ten that aren't James Madison and Thomas Jones the Group of Six.

• No. 23 Houston has its first preseason ranking in four years and third since 1991.

• Virginia Tech, JMU, Virginia and Liberty received votes.

Cameron Edge backed up Terje quarterbacks Vanilla Uppoudina and Billy Edwards Jr. before touring Maryland after the 2004 season.

Former Terp Edge returns home with Morgan State

EDGE FROM BY

Preston Howard and Coach Michael Locklear — close to enter the transfer portal, for which he has no regrets.

"There were some times I... when I look back at it — watch full [true] and then there is some time I wish I didn't," he said. "It happened the way it did. There were a lot of guys I love over here, a lot of coaches I love over there, some that are still there, some that aren't the biggest team here. I went because it made me a better man."

Edge did not play at Eastern Michigan, calling it a "really 80th only one."

"The grace is not always

[greener] on the other side, and there's just different things," he said. "Some people are meant to be far from home, and you can't aren't. And I had to know, I have heard way a little bit. But also great relationships with them over there."

Edge chose the Bears, in part, to become to home, which he said he visited every weekend when he lived in College Park.

He would seem to strengthen a quarterback's own that ranked East in the 80th district, and the first increase a year ago in passing cards per game (2014), and second-to-last in completion percentage (1% and interception 2%).

The first, the good! First, to the end! Edge has made friends

quickly by seeking input from as many sources as possible.

"He's an different course," Cooke said. "He's making sure he's on the same stage with the running back, wide receivers, offensive line. He's in 10 two every single day making sure that he knows everything and that there's nothing missing."

Edg's knowledge and experience have embraced him to the coaching staff. But Wilson and he doesn't want Edge to feel as if he had to redeem himself immediately.

"He's probably one of the high-satyanette players you've had here in the program as far as coming out of high school, but he hasn't been watching, or is willing to get he's looking to do that," Wilson

said. "So we're going to give him an opportunity and see what he can do."

Edge will be expected to help a player in their team that was picked fourth in the MRA/Ce stream preseason poll.

Edge is not believed by the lack of respect or any fact of presence in the field.

"I put more pressure on myself than anyone else is going to," he said. "So matter where I've been so what I've done, it doesn't matter where the last guy designed. It's one play at a time. I've got to make the best. I've got to be better than I've ever been such week, each game, each practice. So what has been done, I'm not anymore. It's all about what we will be."

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National League

EAST	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR	CENTRAL	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR	WEST	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR
California	61	60	1.0	0.8	Wisconsin	77	60	.455	0.0	0.0	New England	78	61	.843
Philadelphia	68	59	.543	7.6	0.0	Chicago	72	53	.578	5.6	4	East	67	52
Miami	54	82	.508	12.6	4.1	St. Louis	64	62	.508	20.6	4.1	Arizona	60	60
Washington	60	66	.476	16.4	6.1	Pittsburgh	66	66	.486	17.6	6.1	East	64	64
New York	67	69	.453	18.7	0.0	Cincinnati	60	60	.486	17.6	0.0	Colorado	60	60

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American League

EAST	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR	WEST	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR	WEST	W	L	PCT	GBL1/2/0TR
Tampa May	70	49	.605	7.7	0.0	Chicago	66	50	.529	9.6	0.0	Texas	64	62
New York	60	55	.550	8.5	0.0	Delaware	61	54	.488	5.5	0.0	Texas	61	64
Cleveland	60	58	.480	6.3	1.1	Houston	60	58	.480	6.3	1.1	Texas	59	58
Baltimore	65	60	.480	6.6	1.0	Alabama	60	60	.480	6.6	1.0	Alabama	69	76
Houston City	62	76	.453	10.1	0.0	Colorado	62	76	.453	10.1	0.0	Colorado	69	76

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AL MILD AND STANDINGS

Team	R	L	Est	WTD
2nd 2016	10	10	10	1
2nd 2017	10	10	10	1
3rd 2018	10	10	10	1
4th 2019	10	10	10	1
5th 2020	10	10	10	1

Upping the intensity

The Red Red, even the opener of a crucial three-game series, 13.1, over the Diamondbacks as both teams jockey for position in their respective wild-card races.

AL MILD AND STANDINGS

Team	W	L	Est	WTD
2nd 2016	10	10	10	1
2nd 2017	10	10	10	1
3rd 2018	10	10	10	1
4th 2019	10	10	10	1
5th 2020	10	10	10	1
6th 2021	10	10	10	1
7th 2022	10	10	10	1
8th 2023	10	10	10	1
9th 2024	10	10	10	1
10th 2025	10	10	10	1
11th 2026	10	10	10	1
12th 2027	10	10	10	1
13th 2028	10	10	10	1
14th 2029	10	10	10	1
15th 2030	10	10	10	1
16th 2031	10	10	10	1
17th 2032	10	10	10	1
18th 2033	10	10	10	1
19th 2034	10	10	10	1
20th 2035	10	10	10	1
21th 2036	10	10	10	1
22th 2037	10	10	10	1
23th 2038	10	10	10	1
24th 2039	10	10	10	1
25th 2040	10	10	10	1
26th 2041	10	10	10	1
27th 2042	10	10	10	1
28th 2043	10	10	10	1
29th 2044	10	10	10	1
30th 2045	10	10	10	1
31st 2046	10	10	10	1
32nd 2047	10	10	10	1
33rd 2048	10	10	10	1
34th 2049	10	10	10	1
35th 2050	10	10	10	1
36th 2051	10	10	10	1
37th 2052	10	10	10	1
38th 2053	10	10	10	1
39th 2054	10	10	10	1
40th 2055	10	10	10	1
41st 2056	10	10	10	1
42nd 2057	10	10	10	1
43rd 2058	10	10	10	1
44th 2059	10	10	10	1
45th 2060	10	10	10	1
46th 2061	10	10	10	1
47th 2062	10	10	10	1
48th 2063	10	10	10	1
49th 2064	10	10	10	1
50th 2065	10	10	10	1
51st 2066	10	10	10	1
52nd 2067	10	10	10	1
53rd 2068	10	10	10	1
54th 2069	10	10	10	1
55th 2070	10	10	10	1
56th 2071	10	10	10	1
57th 2072	10	10	10	1
58th 2073	10	10	10	1
59th 2074	10	10	10	1
60th 2075	10	10	10	1
61st 2076	10	10	10	1
62nd 2077	10	10	10	1
63rd 2078	10	10	10	1
64th 2079	10	10	10	1
65th 2080	10	10	10	1
66th 2081	10	10	10	1
67th 2082	10	10	10	1
68th 2083	10	10	10	1
69th 2084	10	10	10	1
70th 2085	10	10	10	1
71st 2086	10	10	10	1
72nd 2087	10	10	10	1
73rd 2088	10	10	10	1
74th 2089	10	10	10	1
75th 2090	10	10	10	1
76th 2091	10	10	10	1
77th 2092	10	10	10	1
78th 2093	10	10	10	1
79th 2094	10	10	10	1
80th 2095	10	10	10	1
81st 2096	10	10	10	1
82nd 2097	10	10	10	1
83rd 2098	10	10	10	1
84th 2099	10	10	10	1
85th 2100	10	10	10	1

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New Baltimore delivered a two-hole double early, and four 10, Lixab midwest turned in perfect energy info, helping the Cambroids lead Cincinnati.

Game Madness, making 4-hole second-under-late, an lowest one sure's four-in of high for the Cambroids.

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The Cardboard Joshua Bear set on M13 record by hitting three honors in his debut Saturday.

No someone

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The 1841 Kansas City Herald (36-33) qualified for the postrace on Thursday to a split season format caused by a players' strike during the middle of the summer.

In 1826, the Actree and Milwaukee Browns both expanded into the playoff bracket with a 20-31 record during the postseason performance, which had an expanded postseason field of 14 teams.

Trivia question

Joshua Bear became the first player to hit three home runs in his big league strike, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8-4 victory over the Chicago Oakses Rivalry.

Only seven players have hit two free honors in their first regular season game in the two-year since 1806.

Who can win?

The workhorse returns

Miami Marlins are Sandy Alcantara has had a great two-year-back season with a 10-7 record and 5-14 ERA after struggling last year following Trenton 1826, reaper that caused him to miss the 1826 season.

He's also doing what he does best - pitch deep into games.

The 1812 National League Of Young winner has already thrown 1991 outings this year, which made the big league 10-4 large margin.

The conditions of this year, he will throw roughly 150 innings in 2024.

Throwing more than 100 innings has become increasingly too even the past few decades at teams lose more on their ball-points.

Only three pitchers reached the rank last season - Logan Welch, Garrett Crocker and Christopher Sanchez.

Just 20 years ago in 2000, their were 62 pitchers who hit 200 innings.

If Alhambra's innings 14 make it to 220 this season, that will be used in the big league since 1806. Alhambra's 2000 home runs 2295 innings during 1832 when he won the 63 Young.

Dodgers in the demise

The Dodgers are the two-time defending World Series champions and one of the favorites to win the title again this season.

They now aren't playing like it these days.

Los Angeles 6-0-11 in its past 18 games, having been swept by the Red Sox and Coles and losing series to the Arizona Diamondbacks and Browns in that game. Since July 1, the Dodgers are 18-21.

T2 up this because it's just been that of this, six weeks of below average production in our offense. It's just the truth, and I think we have put forward played clean baseball for quite some time, and that speaks to the defense! Manager Dave Roberts said.

The Dodgers have a chance to gain some momentum this week with three points against the Coles and the other three more against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Rookie can in last place in the 5th, West, while the Pirates have fallen to 6-0-01 after a promising start to the season.

Trivia answer

Jose Fernandez (Pleasantback), 2020; Chase McCarter (Huntington), 2020; Trevor Story (Kochin), 2030; J.P. Jernicchio (Blue Jars, 2020); Mark Spines (Korski, 1999); Ron Campanotte (Kansas City Athletics, 1994) and Bob Duncan (St. Louis Browns, 1831).

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At her studio in Baltimore, Heather Smith addresses blemishes on a 1946-century painting of Abraham Lincoln that is owned by the National Portrait Gallery.

Lincoln portraits receive gentle makeovers

With cotton swabs and sable brushes, a veteran art conservator removes grit and fills in the gaps on precious art

MISSILE: The restoration is part of the portrait gallery's effort to assess 100 of its presidential portraits and repair those in need. ABOVE: The backside of a frame that holds what is known as the penny portrait of Lincoln, which resembles the image on the coin.

BY MICHAEL E. REANE

Heather Smith stood before the tattered portrait of Abraham Lincoln holding a fine-tipped sable brush and a small plastic palette smeared with dido-of-conservation paint.

Wasting, special magnifying glasses, she pervail at the edge of the unbramed portrait where paint was missing and pieces of old canvas remained.

Lincoln, shown in the portrait resting his chin on his right hand, seemed to be watching.

"He's been through a war of his own," she said of the painting of the nation's Civil War president. "He's notifying to think about."

The 6-foot-2-inch portrait of a contemplative Lincoln sitting in a chair was painted in 1947. Time has swallowed it and peaked it with flaws. Its original canvas was removed, probably with a scalpel. The rectum of the painting was abraded, perhaps with an iron. And spots dotted the portrait where the paint was gone.

But the Baltimore art conservator, working for the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, which owns the painting, has now embarked on a month-long effort to restore the majestic portrait to its original look.

The effort is part of the portrait gallery's project to assess 100 of its presidential portraits and repair those in need. The work has been

funded, in part, by a grant from Bank of America.

Smith is the owner of Maryland Art Conservation, which is based in a former Baptist church in northern Baltimore.

She has already worked on the gallery's 1761 portrait of George Washington, by Baptist artist Robert Salyer Fine. And she is scheduled to work on gallery portraits of presidents Theodore Roosevelt, Benjamin Harrison, Woodrow Wilson and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

She is also working on another Lincoln — known as the penny portrait, which resembles the image of Lincoln on the coin.

But the large portrait of Lincoln mailed in, perhaps, the most dramatic and well-known of the group. He is shown wearing a dark suit, white shirt and how he, she is leaning forward, his left hand gripping the arm of the chair.

The painting is too big to fit on an oasis. Smith said, so it bums against a wall, flanked by two large windows. It was laid on view at the portrait gallery in 2022.

It is one of four similar Lincoln portraits painted by the prolific American artist George Peter Alexander Healy, said Healy Parsons, a portrait gallery historian.

"This has been an iconic work since it was created," she said.

Another version, painted in 1949 and once owned by Lincoln's

son, Robert, is in the White House, according to the White House Historical Association.

The portraits are based on "The Paxomakers," a painting Healy did in 1949 depicting Lincoln meeting with Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman and Rear Adm. David D. Porter near the end of the Civil War, according to the association's website.

The gallery's 1947 portrait was commissioned by Lincoln's long-time friend and political ally Sir In B. Washburne, who wanted it for his home, art historian Alba Campo Rosillo wrote in Smithsonian Magazine in 2021.

Healy painted the portrait in the winter of 1947 in his studio in Paris, where he was living, Rosillo wrote.

Washburne died in Chicago later that year, and the painting passed to his brother, William, who died in 1951.

It was purchased in 1934 by the A.W. Moline Educational and Charitable Trust. It was given to the National Gallery of Art in 1948 and transferred to the planned portrait gallery in Washington in 1949, according to the gallery. The gallery opened in 1949 with the Lincoln portrait on display.

In the early 1940s, during conservation at a new-fashion gallery in New York, the painting

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BY SAMON WHITFALL

President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to access vandals of damaging the grass on the National Mall between the Washington Monument and World War II Memorial — the same area he placed a large stage to speak to crowds on the Fourth of July.

"Look what YANNAI's did to the grass connecting the vandalized World War II Monument and the vandalized Reflecting Pool, which will be opened again, and better than ever, shortly," Trump wrote Florida, along with a photo showing a result of the National Mall lawn with patches of bare, brown dirt. He did not provide evidence for the vandalism claims.

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underwent what Smith said was a radical treatment procedure.

"I've never encountered this before," she said in an interview in her conservation lab. "They put [it] into them, removed the canvas from the back of the paint layers, which is extremely unusual."

"They would have protected the front-rolls something called a lining, which is paper given to the front of the painting to keep everything intact, and then worked on the back," she said.

The old canvas was probably scraped away later by the concept for a small ridge along the edges of the painting, she said. "I would not be surprised if that is how some of the paintings we invent have and holes were in flicked."

The old canvas was replaced with a new backing, Smith said. The portrait also shows evidence of "abrasion," where the paint has been worn down. What probably happened was that a prior conservator, eventually in the 1940s, used an iron to try to fix cracks in the paint center to the end.

"When they ironed them, they didn't put anything person-in-between the iron and the painting," she said. "And I'm gunning they just were down the paint."

The paintings last major conservators was on 1966. Smith said, and the portrait was in poor shape when she got it earlier this year.

She has since removed dirt and

Heather Smith, owner and chief conservator of Maryland Art Conservation.

old varnish and restrained him of paint that were loose.

She plans to soon begin comprehensive inpainting — adding peanuts places where it's moaning. In her lab, she keeps cracks, paint brushes, picture frames, lighting equipment, jars of pigment and a bed for bed dog, Chanlin.

As was the room from the large Lincoln portrait, her peanut portrait roots on a cable. The work on it requires using bits of cotton on the end of a bamboo shower to clean off dirt and root.

The 2004 portrait, by the Boston artist William Willard, may

have hung above someone's fireplace, she said. The painting was given to the gallery in 1978 by Mr. and Mrs. David A. Morse, the gallery's website says. It was last exhibited in 2006.

Smith, a native of Westminster, Maryland, has been an art conservator for more than 30 years, taking over the business in the mind. "A world-dangled," church when her employer retired.

She said she feels a sense of responsibility adding paint to damaged works of historic art.

"Early in my career ... I would have conservations with the artist

"I'm sorry this happened to your painting," she said. "Over time, you treat enough paintings, you're more looking at it as the materials, you think of break it down, so you head to the raw materials."

She said that there is a sense of gravity to the work, a realization that the person retesting the art is just to the history.

"Obviously, you want to do so harm but make it look as good as possible," she said. "Eventually, you want not any damage any more than will focus on what we're here to see."

Analysis: Hampton Roads, Outer Banks among best spots to view dolphins in the United States

Bottlenose dolphins in the Chesapeake Bay in 2021. Of the top 20 U.S. cities for dolphin sightings, six are in eastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina, according to a recent analysis.

BY GLENN BROWN

Virginia Post

If you're hoping to see bottlenose dolphins this summer, the odds of success are heard in your favor in Hampton Roads and the Outer Banks.

Of the top 20 cities for dolphin sightings on the U.S., six are in eastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina regions, as

cording to an analysis of a database homedity Duke University is partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Reston is the No. 1 location in the U.S., while Virginia Beach comes in third, followed by Nago Head in fifth and Chisocougne on the Eastern Shore at eighth.

Norfolk comes in at 10th, with Winchester at 20th. Virginia Beach

is the largest city by population on the list, making it the top-ranked major metropolitan area for dolphin activity in the country, according to RoadSocker, a service that helps travelers plan locating trips and analyzed the database.

All but five of the top 20 cities for dolphin sightings are on the East Coast.

The rankings come from CHESAPAKER, a marine wildlife data

base which aggregates marine wildlife observation data from researchers, government agencies, universities and other scientific programs around the world.

The coordinates for each sighting of bottlenose dolphins were paired with its nearest coastal locality. The data is similar to being based on the location of scientific surveys rather than where dolphins live in general, meaning the West Coast and Gulf Coasts may be underrepresented.

Reston had by far the most dolphins seen at 20:120 on 1,700 recorded sightings (5.4 dolphins per sighting), followed by the of Palms, South Carolina, with 16,348 dolphins seen on 1,640 sightings (5.4 dolphins per sighting). Norfolk had the highest rate of dolphins per sighting, with about 24

RoadSocker共有 that Reston is a popular location for dolphins because it sits at the southern tip of Cape Stathens National Seashore, where warm Gulf Stream waters meet the cooler indoors waters, making for ideal feeding conditions year-round.

Virginia Beach is among the top cities for dolphin sightings because it boasts Chesapeake Bay access, significant distance from sea coastline and warm summer waters that draw dolphins, peak oceanically enough to have dolphin viewing centers to operate from spring to fall.

DAVE MARSH, 76

Music critic was a Bruce Springsteen biographer

BY LINDSEY BARN

Associated Press

Dave Marsh a longtime music critic who wrote several influents at books about Bruce Springsteen, including the early biography "Born to Run," has died for was 76.

Mr. Marsh died Friday in Connecticut, his friend Jeffrey H. Chan, a co-editor of the online magazine Contemporary, said 90 years and 2000 years had been suffering from a degenerative brain disease for several years. Jim Rotello, the SittacOM radio host, announced Mr. Marsh's death on his social media accounts.

Springsteen paid tribute to Mr. Marsh in an Instagram post, writing that the loss had left the book "Beautiful one."

"My great friend Dave, with his straight cat of Detroit attitude, was a true Rock 'n' Roll Man. He was excited, intelligent, fun, and up-to-date, training and often155000000's arguments," Springsteen wrote. "He deeply believed in what I was trying to accomplish and his personal support meant the world to me."

Brown has found also wrote a remembrance on Instagram, writing "he was fearless, retest and happy, everything you'd want in a RocknRoll truckhema-

Dave Marsh in New York in 2012. He wrote "Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story," which became a host editor.

of nearly the way, a tremendous writer."

Mr. Marsh was an early champion of Springsteen, writing about him for Green magazine and paid tribute to the leading Bruce cover story in 1978. In

1978, his biography "Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story" was released and became a host editor.

He followed it in 1980 with nearly 1000 of Bruce Springsteen in the 1980's "Legend has it that

he was the one responsible for getting Joe Landau, Springsteen's longtime manager and record producer, to his first Springsteen concert.

Born in Pontiac, Michigan, in 1955, Mr. Marsh dropped out of Detroit's Wayne State University in 1969 to write for the new rock magazine Green, where Lester Bangy was among his friends and mentors.

Springsteen wasn't Mr. Marsh's only subject, but he was always close by.

In 1978, he married Barbara Carr, who would go on to be Springsteen's co-manager alongside Landau for decades. The rocker even attended their wedding.

He and Carr also devoted much effort to the Boston Jets Carr Road, a charity that this started named after their daughter who died of sarcoma at age 19 in 1955.

Later that year, Springsteen hosted a benefit concert at Madison Square Garden, where they raised $11 million.

Mr. Marsh also wrote "The Share of Rock & Roll: The 1975 Greatest Rock of the World," a biography of the Who, and a book about The Simpsteen hit "Leona Leona."

In recent years he was a frequent co-own and spun out the U.S. Street Nation StreetXM channel.

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ALL THAT THERE WILL NOT BE LADING. together with any building or improvements thereon located in Montgomery County, MD, and more in the counties in the aforesaid State of Iowa.

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Some of their Abeyance of $25,000 in the town of northern Illinois, numbers where a money order will be required of the actual sum of three and eight to each. (Except at the time of the sale of the property, the property is not to be sold in the U.S. or Canadian and subject to conditions, restrictions and agreements, and the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last. Further, the property is not to be sold in the U.S. or Canadian and subject to conditions, restrictions and agreements, and the property, and any property, the same of their POWDER, Department of all and property taxes, including agricultural taxes, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private charges, if applicable, and any and all public and/or private

Brother's Reserve of at, Suburban Yards

ALEX COOPER

ASSOCIATION

1. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

2. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

3. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

Aug 11, 28, 25, 2015 0.0125/0.0127

SUBSTRATE TWEEDEL BAG

OF REAL PROPERTY AND ANY IMPROVEMENTS THEREON

TO SINKYCHES HOME

A. 100% of the total

B. 100% of the total

C. 100% of the total

D. 100% of the total

E. 100% of the total

F. 100% of the total

G. 100% of the total

H. 100% of the total

TO SINKYCHES HOME

A. 100% of the total

AMOUNT IN 2020 of 3.0 PPM

ALL THAT THE SINKY LOT OF GROUND. together with any building or improvements thereon located in Montgomery County, MD, and more in the counties in the aforesaid State of Iowa.

The property, and any improvements thereon, will be sold in the U.S. or Canadian and subject to conditions, restrictions and agreements, of record affecting the same of any and will be warranted at any time.

Some of their Abeyance of $25,000 in the town of northern Illinois, numbers where a money order will be required of the actual sum of three and eight to each. (Except at the time of the sale of the property, the property is not to be sold in the U.S. or Canadian and subject to conditions, restrictions and agreements, and the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last. Further, the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last. Further, the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last. Further, the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last. Further, the property, and any property, the same of their Bees or any modifications thereto, from the date of sale to the date that are not used by the last.

Bottner's Reserve of at, Suburban Yards

ALEX COOPER

ASSOCIATION

1. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

2. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

3. 2017年1月1日，公司以自有资金进行现金管理。

WELL-BEING

THE WORLD'S

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The Washington Post

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2023

SUNDAY, MAY 12

4000 Townsfield Ave., Suite 200

Houston, TX 77002

800-422-4000

SUNDAY'S TWISTEST HALF

BY RICH PARROTT, MAJOR METROPOLITAN'S TUESDAY

4000 WALL STREET

GREENBURGH, MD 20010

Under a power of sale contained in a certain Board of Trust Fund (B&R) 50, 2020, recorded in (see 2023) Note 500 and is recorded in (see 2023) Note 501, among the 2023 and 2024 annual reports of the Board of Trust Fund, the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business, and the above mentioned business,

AUGUST 21, 2020 AT 3:54 PM

ALL TIME FOR THIRTY (42) OF DRIVERS, together with any building, or improvements, to the City of Washington County, MD and described as follows: (A) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100.

The property, and any improvements thereon, will be sold in an "as is" condition and subject to condition, substitution and agreement of record affecting the same if any and will be necessary and necessary.

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1. 2017年1月1日

2. 2017年1月1日

3. 2017年1月1日

4. 2017年1月1日

SUNSTRY PROTECT SALE BY

MICHAEL CO. SMALL PARTNERS

1. 2017年1月1日

THE NEW YORK DANIEL M. DEAN

hides and by order to make the price of the certificate in a certain form of Trust to FURNISH SURETY, PHOENIX, JOHN RAN, 1, 2015, and several stores, the part of the 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s, 1980s

SEPTEMBER 2, 2020 at 2:00 PM

ALL THAT YOU SMOKE 1/2 OF GROUND and improvements thereon situated in CAROL'S COUNTY, MI and described as follows:

1/2 WASHINGTON AND 1/2 LESS, GOURD WASHINGTON ONE WASHINGTON, PHOENIX TWO 1/2 LESS, 1/2 WASHINGTON 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS, 1/2 LESS

The property will be sold in an "NO. 10 WORKS" (1) condition without either express or express warranty or representation, including but not limited to the description, from the application number or any structural integrity, physical condition, construction, repair of construction, maintenance, materials, liability, money, maintenance, environmental conditions, merchandising, compliance with building or housing codes or other laws, ordinances or regulations, or other similar matters, and subject to the requirements, agreement, and restrictions of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and regulations, or other other rights, and including, upon including any circumstances and of the environmental pursuant to the Real Property Notice 11-1-13.

TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of $25,000.00 (FORMS ONLY) OF 100% of the total amount of the term of sale. CASH WILL NOT BE ABOVE OFFERED TERMS OF BUYOUT. The balance of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50%

If this transaction is subject to the FACEA Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule (RRE) issued pursuant to the State Services Act, ordinances necessary to comply with the RRE Rule must be obtained and provided to the Reporting Person, as defined in RRE Rule, prior to closing.

The sale is subject to and sale confirmation and audit of the state of the land with the best interest not being but not limited to, determination of whether the business ordered into a supplement agreement, complaint or audit of the land and/or sale, to any such audit. This sale shall be not sold and, and the Purchaser's sole remedy is not a equity, shall be the return of the deposit without interest.

Trademark File No. 1506120

Robert A. Jones, et al. SUNSTRY PROTECT

Aug. 18, 25, Sep. 1, 2020 0012/22/80

1. 2017年1月1日

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dated and by order to make the price of sale, customers as a certain form of Trust to FURNISH SURETY COMPANY, GROUND, GOURD AND SURE, Trademark, dated March 25, 1980, and other rights, and the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50% per annum from the date of purchase. The amount of the purchase price will be determined at 2.50%

SEPTEMBER 1, 2020 at 2:00 PM

ALL THAT COUPONS PAID, 1/2 LAND LOCATED IN THE 1/2% LOCATION DISTRICT COURT OF PHOENIX, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1/2 SURETY, 1

The property will be sold in an "NO. 10 WORKS" (1) condition without either express or express warranty or representation, including but not limited to the description, from the application number or any structural integrity, physical condition, construction, repair of construction, maintenance, materials, liability, money, maintenance, environmental conditions, merchandising, compliance with building or housing codes or other laws, ordinances or regulations, or other similar matters, and subject to the requirements, agreement, and restrictions of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and agreements of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and agreements of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and agreements of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and agreements of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all conditions, laws, ordinances and agreements of record which shall be made, or may, the property will be sold subject to all

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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON POST.COM/WEATHER

Another sticky day

Today should be a lot like Monday: Sunny and humid, with a high snus (6). In the evening, it'll be partly cloudy, with a low second 70. Some storms could be on deck later in the week, so keep an umbrella handy.

● AccuWeather FORECAST

OFFICIAL RECORD

FEDERAL RACE BY ALAN BRUCE

REGION TODAY

Polson Moderate

Came through a mile

Tampa, USA

Tampa, Florida

Nevada, California West, California

West, California

Air Quality: Moderate

Very good part. Good

UV: Very High

Low. Good

Blue Ridge: Green heart between feet. Today, partly cloudy, humid, a couple of showers, high 60. Model confirmed: 0.9 mph. Tonight, clear to partly cloudy. But late, humid. 4.5mm (Stella Mite, Marrow) Park Today, late humid, a medium, some cloudy, high 75. Whole-anchored: 0.12 mph. Tonight, cloudy, clear, low 60. Model made in 8 mph.

Atlantic Beaches: Green City, MT. Today, partly sunny, very humid, a couple of showers, high 60. Model confirmed: 0.12 mph. Tonight, clear, humid, low 60. 4. High anchored. Today, partly sunny. humid, a shower 4.4mm (Stella Mite, Marrow), high 60. Model made confirmed: 0.12 mph. Tonight, partly cloudy, humid, low 75.

Waterways: Good. Normal. Poor. Today, partly sunny. Most under-anchored: 0.12 mols. Always less than a foot. Satisfying clean. 1. Lower Pressure and Chassanowitz Bay. Today, mostly sunny. Most anchored: 0.12 mols. Always 0.1 foot in the Lower Potomac, 1. 2 feet in the Chassanowitz Bay, 4 foot longer. No stage at Little Park while around 5. 8 feet sunny. Safety in 2.00 (Moderately). Floor stage at Little Park is 10 feet.

Today's time: 10:00 AM - 10:30 PM (WED 10:30 PM)

Washington	12:15 p.m.	7:15 a.m.	2:00 p.m.	7:45 a.m.
Annapolis	4:30 p.m.	9:00 a.m.	10:30 p.m.	12:00 p.m.
Ocean City	6:00 p.m.	12:30 p.m.	8:30 p.m.	none
Seattle	1:00 p.m.	2:00 p.m.	2:00 p.m.	10:00 p.m.
Point Lookout	12:45 p.m.	5:00 p.m.	12:00 p.m.	9:00 p.m.

NATION TODAY

Hours	Trains	Jan.	Start	End
1:00	1:00	1:00	1:00	1:00

Technology National

High: 10,000 m/s 2.07

Low: 10,000 m/s 2.07

Nation's Most

High: 10,000 m/s 2.07

Low: 10,000 m/s 2.07

OWNERS	Today	Newsday	Sun-Master	29/02/4	29/03/4	Oklahoma City	10/17/04	10/17/04
			Sunset	31/01/4	31/02/4	Omaha	8/21/04	8/21/04
Albany, NY	12/29/04	25/16/04	8/7/04	10/19/4	10/20/4	Omaha	10/19/4	10/19/4
Albuquerque	9/27/04	17/15/4	Oklahoma 4/4	11/17/3	10/17/3	Oklahoma	10/17/4	10/17/4
Anchorage	10/25/4	22/29/04	Stony Hill 1/4	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha	12/19/4	12/19/4
Altoona	10/25/4	17/15/4	Amherst 1/4	10/18/4	10/19/4	Pennsylvania	10/19/4	10/19/4
Akron	10/27/04	20/27/04	Honolulu	10/19/4	10/19/4	Pennsylvania	10/19/4	10/19/4
Baltimore	8/25/04	9/15/4	Houston	9/17/4	9/17/4	Pennsylvania	10/19/4	10/19/4
Billings, MT	10/26/04	24/30/04	Indianapolis	10/18/4	10/19/4	Pennsylvania	10/19/4	10/19/4
Birmingham	9/27/04	17/15/4	Houston 1/4	10/17/3	10/17/3	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Richmond, MD	10/29/04	20/18/4	Oklahoma 1/4	10/17/3	10/17/3	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Reno	8/24/04	9/15/4	Kansas City 1/4	10/17/3	10/18/3	Richmond	10/19/4	10/19/4
Boston	10/29/04	24/30/04	San Diego	10/18/4	10/19/4	Oklahoma	10/19/4	10/19/4
Buffalo	9/24/04	17/18/4	Little Rock	10/17/4	10/17/4	Omaha	10/19/4	10/19/4
Birmingham, FL	10/30/04	19/18/4	Los Angeles	10/18/4	10/19/4	Oklahoma 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Charleston, SC	9/27/04	9/15/4	Colorado	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Charleston, WV	10/29/04	20/18/4	Houston 1/4	10/18/4	10/19/4	Oklahoma 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Charlotte	9/27/04	9/15/4	Houston	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Chesapeake, NY	10/28/04	23/18/4	Milwaukee	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Detroit	11/25/04	19/18/4	Minneapolis	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Cleveland	10/28/04	20/18/4	Milwaukee	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Cleveland	7/26/04	9/15/4	New Orleans	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Dallas	10/28/04	20/18/4	New York City	10/18/4	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4
Detroit	7/26/04	9/15/4	Seattle	10/17/3	10/19/4	Omaha 1/4	10/19/4	10/19/4

OWNER	Today	Newsday
Delta Cobra	7/19/04	7/19/04
Jacksonville	10/28/04	10/28/04
Chicago	10/28/04	10/28/04
Green Bay	10/28/04	10/28/04
Highland	10/28/04	10/28/04
Kingston	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04
St. Louis	10/28/04	10/28/04

National	Exiles	IRR
High RRT 2.00 p.m.	8/27 2.00 p.m.	8/27 2.00 p.m.
Low RRT 2.00 p.m.	8/27 2.00 p.m.	8/27 2.00 p.m.
National Average 1.00/1.00	8/27 2.00/1.00	8/27 2.00/1.00
Round High 1.00/1.00/2	11/27 2.00/1.00	11/27 2.00/1.00
Seamless 1.00/1.00/2	4/27 2.00/1.00	5/27 2.00/1.00

Effective on from 10:00 am. Aug. 10/29/04 to 10:30 am. 12:30 p.m. 10:30 am. 12:30 p.m.

Precipitation

	National	Exiles	IRR
Prec. 24 hours	0.0/0	1.3/1	0.4/0
Post. 24 h, except	1.3/1	1.7/1	1.1/1
National Average 1.00/1.00	2.0/0	1.8/1	0.3/0
Total 24 h, except	2.0/1.7	2.8/2.7	2.6/2.7
National Average 1.00/1.00	2.8/1.6	2.7/2.6	2.7/2.6

Wave Phases

Day 10	Day 18	Day 4	Day 10
1:00	1:00	1:00	1:00
1:00	1:00	1:00	1:00

GUARDANT	10/17/04	10/17/04	10/18/04	10/19/04	10/20/04
Omaha	10/20/04	10/20/04	10/21/04	10/22/04	10/23/04
Wisconsin	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Calif.	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Houston, MO	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Wisconsin	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Calif.	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Houston, MO	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Wisconsin	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Wisconsin	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04
Omaha	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/28/04	10/29/04	10/30/04

OWNER: WILLIAM T. TAY, WASHINGTON POST

Cool at the pool

Genesis Obligation, 4, receives an ice cream cone after playing at Ellen E. Linnen; Splash Park in College Park, Maryland, on Monday.

Traffic fatalities are on the rise in D.C.

WASHINGTON POST ANDERSON POST

A Metrobus is seen in 2020.

PERIMETERAN YR/TO RIA

over? Be pedestrian, a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesperson said in a statement. "The pedestrian ordered life-threatening interest, and CPR was initiated."

The man was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, police said.

The driver of the law remained on the scene.

Circumstances surrounding the crash were not clear. Partial police said the incident remains under investigation. Metro Transit Police said Metro supervisors and officers are supporting the insists.

Over the weekend, at least two other pedestrians were killed to separate crashes in the D.C. area. In Washington, a woman was killed. Sunday evening in a fire and rain at the intersection of North Capitol Street and New York Avenue NE, D.C. police said. Police are looking for two men in connection with the crash.

That incident comes as traffic fatalities are sharply up in the Detroit this year, according to city data.

Late Saturday night in Dorothea Virginia, financed by Anna Harper Meln, 44, was killed while crossing Padre Boulevard, Prince William County police said. He died at the scene after being struck by two cars.

Nationally, pedestrian fatalities have erged, with much deaths caused by vehicle342iding pedestrians using 70 percent between 2010 and 2015 amid neglect and lack of investment by transportation authorities. The Washington Post reported last year.

Over the years, several pedestrians have been killed in Metrobus accidents around the D.C. area.

In 2010, a pedestrian was struck and killed by a Metrobus in Southeast Washington. In 2010, a passenger in a Metrobus attacked the driver and then hijacked the vehicle in Northeast Washington before crashing into a gas station, and fatally striking a pedestrian.

In less than a week in 2007, three women were struck and killed by Metrobus, while at the time prompted Metro officials to relocate their intentions to make all drivers undergo safety training.

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