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B 交通银行与交易所 标准普尔 C lattimes.com Jay and E. B. BOB HUMPHRIES，一位来自科斯塔梅萨的前冲浪板造型师，在卡塔利娜岛医疗中心接受治疗。

美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）同意取消电台所有权上限

分歧决定放宽了当地电视附属机构 39% 的覆盖限制。此举可能面临法律斗争。 作者：STEPHINE BATTAVLO

美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）以 5 比 1 的投票结果支持允许电视电台所有权集团拥有更多媒体 outlet，这为进一步的行业整合铺平了道路，并加深了人们对该机构可能进一步扰乱广播行业的担忧，而该行业此前已在与特朗普政府的斗争中受到影响。

周四的投票结果意味着公司可以收购覆盖美国 39% 以上地区的当地电台。他们还可以在单一市场中拥有两个以上的电台。这项由 / Star Broadcasts for all media 机构支持的措施允许在机构认定其促进公共利益的情况下，批准使电台所有权集团超过上限的交易。

特朗普政府这一充满争议的举措遭到反对，反对者表示，该机构将考虑对当地新闻业的承诺以及“一次性支付”等问题，批评者将密切关注此次规则变更是否被用于通过媒体公司奖励特朗普总统，例如旨在收购更多电台的官方 Broads along，同时保护特朗普经常攻击的广播网络。

Carl Soo 通过威胁撤销那些在报道和评论中激怒特朗普的电视电台的广播元素而声名大噪。包括约翰·肯尼迪参议员（共和党-路易斯安那州）在内的支持特朗普的共和党人已表示担忧，认为 对广播机构的审查可能在限制言论自由。

“我不喜欢现在的 评分，”肯尼迪在本周的一次参议院司法委员会听证会上表示，“我不喜欢很多广播和 / 或电视的内容，但 凭什么干涉？”他表示，通信的证据在于联邦大学，而由 决定谁从规则变更中受益将面临阻力。

他说，这赋予了 广泛的自由裁量权，并使任何决定都容易受到 报告以及法院挑战的影响。

Carl 已经表现出愿意根据法律基础使用 规则来对待那些被点名（见 #702, A11）的广播公司。

卡塔利娜岛唯一的医院勉强维持运营

关键中心拥有县政府资金，但无法持久 作者：CORNEN SIMKES

卡塔利娜岛医疗中心（Catalina Island Health）两间最好的急诊室在周六早晨的平静在正午前被打破，当时两台带有手臂受伤的拖拉机回到了急诊室（ED）。此外，19日值班的注册护士Theorem Bite，在第一位到达者——一名30多岁的女性——跌倒在卡塔利娜赌场（Catalina Casino）开始订单时导致肘部骨折时，也提供了生命体征教学。同时：8岁的Carrie Olsen的孩子在跌倒烧伤手臂后，在担忧的母亲陪同下就诊。X光最终显示这不是朋友。 “女士，你遗憾地问，你撞到头了吗？你能转动脖子吗？”Bite补充道，以确保他没有在其他地方受伤。来自纽波特比奇（Newport Beach）的Carter告诉护士他没有，并且他可以“确定”Bite和他。“你做得非常好。”

作为岛上唯一的全职医疗提供者，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心是大约4,000名居民和100 万年度访客的重要资源。但该医院的首席执行官Tim McDonald表示，在收到洛杉矶县（Los Angeles County）的紧急医疗 / 中风风险资金之前，中心里的“一个”可能在一年内能够成为访问其大门的家庭。 “我们在2023年6月刚刚经历了每天的现金额度，”他在周六晚上的医院硬件设施活动中说道。 “我们经历了疾病的几天，我们将面临不可能做出的决定。” 自那项研究以来，其财务状况有所改善，但面对强有力的财务领导，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心仍然是全国几家努力维持开业的医院之一。自COVID-19大流行以来，儿童已经转移，Medi-Cal支付的政府报销（见Catalina, A11）#

ICE破碎的医疗体系 未支付的索赔可能导致被拘留者失去关键治疗 作者：ANDREA CASTILLO ANN FRANKLIN JR LATHAM LAMER

华盛顿——美国国土安全部的被拘留者医疗护理支付系统已经崩溃，近期出现，未支付索赔的积压可能导致数百万美元的损失。由于新的支付系统尚未到位，移民被拘留者的倡导者表示，一些人无法获得必要的治疗，因为附近的医疗提供者近一年未获得补偿。

最新公布的联邦记录揭示了这些治疗的内容，详细列出了2020.年1月至10月初之间所有场外医疗和牙科护理的200,000多项索赔。这些索赔显示国土安全部花费了9000万美元，被拘留者接受了多种病症的治疗，包括严重的、怀孕、自杀企图和十四。

多年来，国土安全部利用美国退伍军人事务部的一个单位——其财务服务中心，来处理被拘留者医疗护理的索赔。但自从该管理部门已经相关此1,以来，该公司被雇佣来建立一个新的支付系统，处理其其他时间培训医疗、279,000家牙科诊所和治疗被拘留患者的药房的费用。

这些文件是由美国通过《信息自由法》向非营利监督组织American Sovereign公布，并独家分享给《时报》的。他们仅支付了由他们覆盖的场外医疗护理中的一个（见Detainee.com, A11）

未经监管的多肽使用令研究人员担忧

消费者需求由网络炒作和对健康指南的不信任驱动 作者：CARMEN PORTILL

Finchas Colson，一名南加州大学（USC）的通用章节，对他所发现的多肽在网络上的营销感到担忧。几个月前，Finchas Colson得知 MOEN 的在线贸易开始兴起——这是一种多肽，当注入微小量时可模拟运动的效果。南加州大学 Leonard Davis 老年学学院的院长对这种特定的氨基酸成分非常熟悉。他专门研究数千种在人体中充当化学信使的成分之一，他认为这种成分有一天可能会在人类身上具有治疗用途。但 Colson 惊恐地发现，被长寿游戏推广的发现包含疾病，并带有警告，以及此类非炎症疫苗，作为更好的“贯穿”，且由美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）提供，但当某些被标记为“或仅限研究使用”时，它在网上广泛可用。“事实证明，数以万计的人正在用 MOEN 伤害自己——也就是说，那是市场，非法的，来自未知的（见 Pepinina, A1）”

布兰奇的确认处于危急关头

参议院的紧张投票揭示了对特朗普司法部深层的怀疑。 作者：MICHAEL WOLMER 和 BOB WOLMER

华盛顿——特朗普总统选择的司法部长在共和党控制的参议院面临一场紧张的确认投票，此时他第二个任期已过近一半，这反映出人们对他领导司法部以允许具体化司法武器化以服务于其利益的日益怀疑。Todd Blanche 的确认取决于那些反复批评特朗普管理该部门的特定成员的支持，Blanche 在该部门担任副部长和代理司法部长，他在担任总统私人律师近两年后接任此职。共和党参议员从总统过渡之初就对特朗普处理司法部的方式采取了应对措施，报告了他领导该部门的首选人。Matt Kahan，高级执行委员会和该部门追求政治 / 民族化。但在感谢之后，特朗普撤回了替代人选。Pam Brock 在整个共和党党团的支持下获得了跨党派确认。Blanche 已经注定将以更窄的幅度获胜，缅因州的 Susan Collins 参议员宣布将投票反对他的确认，而 Mitch McConnell 参议员目前因健康原因缺席。预计民主党人将对他进行坚决反对。阿拉斯加州的 Lisa McDowell 参议员，一个总统人物，已回归使用“可怕的”，特朗普损害的“活力”，他们永远不应该被选入最高法院。草案称，她正在恢复 Blanche 书面承诺正式撤回的一项有争议的、价值 56 亿美元 billion 的“反 Wraparesizism 基金”，该基金于 Jan. 6, 2024. 宣布，用于补偿特朗普的政治盟友，包括那些在国会山采取激进行动的人。Blanche 还表示他（见 Blanche, A11）

住房解决方案，从一块空地开始

一项计划旨在展示小型多单元项目如何逐步缓解洛杉矶的住房短缺。 作者：DALEY TURNER

这或许是洛杉矶住房困境中最大的矛盾之一。在一个住房极度短缺且财务上难以负担的城市，为何会有超过 20,000 块划定为住房用途但依然闲置的土地？这是一个长期被忽视的机会，但住房专家希望这个机会现在能创造一波新的可负担住房所有权浪潮。

一项新启动的创新实验旨在证明，这些空地虽然规模较小，但可以通过精心设计转化为“温和密度”住房——例如双拼房、四单元房和联排别墅社区——并以比洛杉矶长期以来被推崇的单户住宅更合理的价格出售。

“自二战后以来，就再也没有出现过新一代的普惠住房。我们如何才能回归到那种状态？”CCAJ city-LAB 的主任 Dana Caff 表示。该机构正在主导“小地块，大影响”计划的这一阶段，重点是将闲置的私有地块转化为可负担的住房所有权机会。

小型多单元住房一直是洛杉矶的主力，是传承了一个多世纪的遗产——从 Carthay Circle 等地的宏伟西班牙殖民风格建筑，到好莱坞和 The Fairfield District 遍布的高层公寓和繁忙的住宅“展示”综合体。但这类小型（见“住房”，A8）

离目标更近一步

英国当局批准了 The general 收购华纳兄弟探索公司（Warner Bros. Discovery）的申请，但 Ellison 在国内仍面临一项未决诉讼。 www.www.aa

西部值得关注的中期选举

政治观察家认为，这些名字将在激烈的竞争中脱颖而出。 MATTIE, AA 天气 各州：洛杉矶，伊利诺伊 06:45: B6 中期选举：A10 观点之声：A10

公园可能出现麻疹暴露

一项非正式通知在 7 月的 Universal Roadster 全天开放，chairmen, AA 获取最新新闻，请访问 latimes.com。

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以色列被指在致命空袭中针对记者

作者：KAREN CUMMAGE BERRITT —— 全球及黎巴嫩人权组织周四指控以色列在今年早些时候蓄意针对并杀害黎巴嫩记者 Amal Khalil，并阻碍医务人员接触一名处于危殆状态的伤员。Khalil 是黎巴嫩南部报纸《Al-Akhbar》的邻居通讯员，于 4 月在距离以色列边境约几英里的 al-Tin 村的一次以色列袭击中丧生，而同日，以色列与 Medvedev 武装组织发生了冲突。她是 2006 年以来在黎巴嫩境内以色列袭击中丧生的 8 名记者之一。Khalil 的同事，商业摄影师兼视频作者 Frank Pong 在此次空袭中受伤。国际和公共团体 Kennedy International 和人权观察（Human Rights Watch）、黎巴嫩监督团体 Legal Agents 以及美国时代报在周四于贝鲁特举行的一场联合新闻发布会上报告称，他们在通过一名广播成员、卫星图像、来自全球官员的科技资料以及与华盛顿的交谈进行会议后得出了这一结论。他们还表示，以色列已知晓 Khalil 和 Pong 的在场情况，且以色列的前美国年轻人在两百年前的难民建筑中，且联合国此前已知晓他们是女性和记者。人权组织表示，以色列收到了来自以色列当局和联合国驻黎巴嫩维持和平部队（UNHCR）的多次电话，要求允许护理人员进入该国境内现场。 “这些袭击被认为是直接的，当然，不是针对平民的，这被视为战争罪，”黎巴嫩国内研究员 Rahar Matzkew 说道。“这不会因为以色列军方将该地区分类为现在 25 到 30 个州的进入方式而改变。”美国在周四的一份声明中表示，其自身，特别是来自美国的调查，在针对 Medvedev 成员的一系列袭击中丧生，一旦调查完成，将提交给其法律监察员审核。以色列此前否认针对一名单独的记者。4 月的袭击发生在以色列与 Medvedev 之间一项脆弱的停火协议生效不到一周后，该记者被派遣去报道受影响村庄的情况。Medvedev 并未在整个黎巴嫩的停电期间出现。人权组织周四表示，最初的一次以色列袭击在两名记者面前行驶的一辆车中杀死了两人，在他们靠边停车并被火击中后，袭击击中了记者的车辆，并击中了附近一座建筑的车辆，导致他们轻伤。他们进入建筑内部，那是一个位于街道地下室的废弃商店，随后第三次袭击击中了该建筑。黎巴嫩红十字会的护理人员最终获得许可进入现场，并在他被困建筑内 移交给以色列后将 Pong 救出。在他们试图救助 Khalil 之前，她已被转交给警方。她又存活了几个小时，没有任何女性在她身边。报告称，以色列军方当局对医务人员接走她的态度较为冷漠。该女性报告称，Khalil 在警方逮捕两名以色列受托人且严重出血的当晚死亡。在某些中风后，实际上显示了她的手臂并被拒之门外，据人权观察（Human Rights Watch）黎巴嫩研究员 Ramad Kase 所述。Kase 表示，当护理人员被预告时，Khalil 可能还活着。

Khalil Khalil 现在致力于在黎巴嫩南部的大部分地区出现，试图揭示那里的生活状况，尽管在该地区开展工作面临风险，但这一工作得到了黎巴嫩媒体界的广泛支持。自最近的以色列-Radvedev于3月2日开始以来，已有超过 4,000 人在黎巴嫩死于以色列的空袭，超过 100 万 人流离失所。Medvedev 在无法进入边境的情况下生活，以帮助挽救美国和以色列陷入死亡的生活。来自美联社（Associated Press）、Al-Farther 以及耶路撒冷的 John Bell 的教育工作者为本报道做出了贡献。

JOHN D. KASE，美国时报 PERIAM：消防员和急救人员在耶路撒冷的噩梦现场检查受损车辆。

大马士革附近发生致命爆炸

叙利亚国家电视台报道，一辆汽车爆炸导致至少一人死亡，多人受伤。

作者：KASTE LAGOSHIN DAARBER JABANMARA

叙利亚，大马士革——据叙利亚国家媒体和一名在现场的美联社记者报道，在四个高速网络中发生的一起爆炸导致至少一人死亡，另有他人受伤。

叙利亚国家电视台引用一名未具名的安全威胁称，耶路撒冷的一起春季威胁是由一个计划在叙利亚穆斯林部（communist Syrian Muslim Ministry）实施的爆炸装置引起的，并导致至少七人受伤。一名在袭击现场的美联社记者看到一名尸体从残骸中被拉出。

Bouhtein和超过100 万人，目击者告诉美联社，爆炸的车辆内有乘客，且以色列方法（Israel method）在商业街上。目前没有团体立即宣布对此次袭击负责。

Amanda，一个叙利亚宗教少数群体人口密集的地方，一名社区成员和穆斯林叙利亚伊玛目（Imam Muslim Syrsians）被一名共产主义成员杀害，后者是该国伊斯兰领导政府的支持者。

紧张局势在2025年4月爆发，在德拉库恩吉人（Dracunjians）与亲政府战士的冲突中，至少30人死亡。

这次明显的炸弹袭击是一个月多以来发生的第三起，是总统艾哈迈德·al-Bhama自2024年12月领导一场推翻阿萨德（Assad）并结束其半个世纪统治的起义上台以来面临的诸多挑战之一。

7月初，在法国总统本杰明·佩林（Benjamin Perrin）对叙利亚进行具有里程碑意义的访问期间，两起噩梦导致1,000人受伤。爆炸装置被放置在垃圾桶和一辆停放的汽车中。

大马士革已推动报道此次叙利亚会议，呼吁对他的西班牙领导统治持怀疑态度的少数群体，以及担心他过去领导曾隶属于基地组织的伊斯兰国（Al-Qaida Islamic State）的政府支持者。

这是一个病态团体，政府在阿萨德家族数十年反本土统治之后，承诺进行政治和经济改革。

美联社（AP）以及美国贝鲁特的首席大法官为本报道做出了贡献。

乌干达将加入加沙维和部队

作者：ROBERT KOWOWCZA 坎帕拉，乌干达 —— 乌干达当局和以更具党派色彩方式支付的工作人员周四决定向加沙部署受托人，作为特朗普总统和平委员会提议的国际部队的一部分，旨在以色列-Kamata毁灭性冲突后确保该地区的安全。这项由国防部门提出的成功动议，是乌干达对Al-Williams公共教育的一次正面回应，旨在加入加沙国际稳定部队。动议还承诺签署同意书。目前尚不清楚乌干达为何同意在加沙部署，或者其中是否涉及某种利益交换，一些反对派议员立即对乌干达做出该决定的动机提出质疑。议员Hassan Kivamela表示，对于一个伊斯兰合作组织成员国来说，该部门将引发“diminuate concerns”。他在议会中表示，对于支持部署的人来说，“大问题”需要澄清的是：“我们的军队将站在哪一边战斗？”国防部长Kim-wa Kivamela在寻求议员支持时，强调了乌干达在罗马尼亚等国执行维和任务所积累的军事能力。这支由特朗普和平委员会在2月份提议的部队将由美国少将Jasper Jeffers领导，他曾在5月份表示，这支拥有20,000人的部队将确保“未来的繁荣和持久的和平”。上周，特朗普宣布了一项类似的方案以解决争端，并要求以色列从加沙撤军。根据该协议，国际稳定部队将在（以色列）军队分阶段撤离完成后部署到加沙。该协议是去年达成的一项更广泛反制协议的一部分，要求以色列停止军事行动，且 / 或加沙的哈马斯及其盟友停止所有武装活动。协议还以概括性术语说明了除役过程将如何进行。在协议文本公布后，以色列表示其具有“terrora security concerns”，并表示与美国持有相同观点。自10月达成停火协议以来，以色列记录了1,000人死亡，该协议结束了持续两年的以色列-哈马斯战争中的大规模战斗。Muhammad通过美联社（Associated Press）撰写。

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两人因美国领事馆枪击事件被起诉

作者：ROSE GALLARD 多伦多 —— 多伦多警方周四宣布逮捕一名30岁男子和一名25岁男孩，这是数月来美国领事馆发生的第二次枪击事件，警方指控此次袭击是一个“枪支换钱”网络的一部分。最近这次枪击发生在7月，此前在3月30日外交使团也发生过一次袭击，同样发生在黎明前。警方在6月就该案逮捕了两名人员。两次枪击均无人受伤。南加拿大部长警察局也启动了平行调查，将此次枪击视为国家安全事件。警方表示，他们认为嫌疑人是通过一个加密消息应用程序被招募的，并被提供金钱以向领事馆开火。 “公众对谁策划了这些罪行产生了极大的兴趣和猜测，”警察局长 Myron Bessilev 表示。

多伦多警方调查7月27日凌晨美国领事馆外的枪击事件。该领事馆也面临调查。警方确认成年嫌疑人为20岁的 Ben O'Malone，他涉嫌抢劫和盗窃财产，以及一项强行起诉国际保护人员的指控。一名20岁的人也被起诉，但根据加拿大法律不能公开身份。自第一次枪击以来，警方在馆外增加了国际可用部署。尽管在审理期间有明显的警察警戒，但当日的逮捕仍发生了。警方表示，一辆白色本田雅阁于凌晨4:00停在领事馆旁，随后发射了一枚单发子弹，击中了建筑正面。随后发生了短暂的警方追逐，但警方在车辆驾驶员以机动速度着陆后停止了追逐。 Chadlogat 在 Matthews 调查枪击事件前表示，无家可归者和逮捕事件越来越多地通过警方应用程序公布，嫌疑人根据犯罪程度可获得大量金钱。该案件立即被移交，我们知道他们无法通过，Matthews 表示。警方还指控两名嫌疑人在最近一次领事馆枪击事件发生三天前，在多伦多市外的一个社区参与了对领事馆的行动。多伦多警方在6月表示，他们认为包括 Battle 事件在内的多次枪击事件，可能在很大程度上与同样针对该市宣传的“无法理解”的枪支网络有关。 文章由美联社（Associated Press）提供。

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伊朗战争引发对创伤性脑损伤的担忧

随着无人机的普及，爆炸距离士兵头部的距离比路边炸弹爆炸更近 作者：Bate Finkels AMX Lorillard REHOBAARD 华盛顿 —— 当乔·比斯纳（Joe Bissner）作为一名海军陆战队员在伊拉克作战时，敌方迫击炮的爆炸会增加战争风险以达到这一事件。因此，尽管有移动中断，仍继续上升并前进。当路边炸弹发生时，比斯纳控制代表爆炸的冲击波通过炸弹传开。炸弹客和shepharmen坐了几天。炸弹被切断，来自巡逻中即将到来的攻击。大约 10 之前你所做的，“他说。来自科罗拉多斯普林斯、现年 40 岁的比斯纳，与 1981 年发生的事件相关联，这些事件导致了创伤性脑损伤，而这些损伤直到最近才被诊断出来。他仍然受到从眩晕、偏头痛到心悸等症状的困扰，这表明炸弹正被用于儿童。创伤性脑损伤的持久影响正引发人们对伊朗战争给美国军队带来风险的担忧，这些士兵在没有明确终点的冲突中遭受伤亡。近 700（12 个服务单位）来自 20 世纪 80 年代，在针对中东基地的无人机和导弹袭击以及其他战斗中受伤。根据军方官员的公开声明，大多数人经历了创伤性脑损伤并恢复了职责。五角大楼首席发言人肖恩·珀塞尔（Sean Purcell）上个月称，在两周期间的大多数伤势为“轻微

医生无法预测病程 国际上通常将其称为“什么” TBI，许多人在数周内收到诊断。但有时，最初症状看似轻微的人随后情况变得不那么乐观。在数月或数年内，会出现头痛、眩晕或伴有记忆力或注意力障碍的谵妄，有时被称为“教学”。医生无法预测谁将遭受昨晚的痛苦，正如医生们提出的一个足够年轻的问题：关于“什么”这一术语的病程是否存在医疗争议？将责任推回给已知会增加出现问题概率的行为。最初的诊断是一种被称为慢性创伤性神经白血病的脑部疾病，这类患者与美国国家橄榄球联盟（NFL）和其他运动项目中的死亡病例有着良好且有效的联系。你不可能在进行会增加再次受伤风险的活动之前，通过一次轮换来做更多工作，匹兹堡大学的脑创伤专家 David Ghoshen 如此表示。医生们目前仍在研究爆炸冲击波对大脑造成的伤害与人格特质之间的关系。科罗拉多大学医学院神经内科荣休教授、专注于军事脑损伤的 Invisible Wounds 基金会首席医学科学家 James Kelly 博士说：“这是第一波注射，”

Richard Wexler（筛选） Joe Bissner 花了数年时间才被诊断出在伊拉克作战期间患有创伤性脑损伤。talar 损伤。这与头部钝伤是不同的事情。”部队一直面临着一种新型战争，伊朗使无人机变得越来越多，且比以往任何时候都更多地针对头部，而非在伊拉克和阿富汗战争中更为常见的地面路边炸弹和经历过的爆炸。民主党立法者正要求调查在战争初期一次导致一名美国士兵死亡的科威特无人机袭击中，受伤部队所接受的治疗情况。威斯康星州参议员 Tammy Baldwin 在周三的一封信中敦促军方增加对该州城市状况调查的结果。Baldwin 在一份声明中说：“直接与威斯康星州的人沟通，他们解释了在（总统）特朗普的伊朗战争中遭受的创伤性脑损伤，且在数周内甚至没有接受过筛查，更不用说获得间接护理，而是钝伤。”国防健康局发言人 Peter Grover 在一封电子邮件中表示，“政策规定服务成员应在 TBI 方面获得成功。”专家表示，军方在对抗战斗损伤方面取得了进展，例如在阿富汗和伊拉克的国家损伤。在 2000 和 2005 年之间，有超过 300,000 名服务成员被诊断出患病，其中 60% 的病例被认为是轻微的，且并非所有病例都与战斗相关。但倡导者表示，由于症状通常与创伤后应激障碍（PTSD）和其他状况重叠，法律需求将处于研究不足的状态。

诊断可能在数年后才出现

Bissner在伊拉克经历的两次爆炸都没有造成明显的脑损伤，且他当时并不像那些伤势更重的人那样需要立即接受治疗。他表示，这种倾向在军队中很普遍，因为“你远离了你的团队”，且“存在一种文化，即你不想被视为失败者或弱者，所以你会本能地隐藏伤情”。当他在21岁回家时，他否认自己患有PTSD，也不清楚TBI（创伤性脑损伤）是什么。面对噩梦、抑郁和头痛，他最初转向药物进行自我治疗，并考虑过自杀。Bissner最终获得了PTSD的治疗。但过了很久他才意识到自己遭受了创伤性脑损伤。当时他在为“伤残战士项目”（Wounded Warrior Project）工作，在为战友筛查TBI时，他读到了一段关于许多相同症状的视频。他的姐姐也向他指出了相关问题，包括测试结果和光敏感。他还与团队进行了重要对话。“我知道其中一些在生理上有所转变，但对我来说，我变成了一个不同的人，”Bissner说。“关于那次对话将不再有记忆。”

大脑可以通过治疗进行适应

成员偏见确实存在。陆军退伍军人Frank Bowling在2004年于伊拉克遭遇一次迫击炮爆炸导致TBI后也经历了类似情况。“当时我们在50年代的训练水库，他感觉到爆炸产生的冲击波击中了他的车，”他回忆道。他不知道自己受伤了，两年内没有寻求治疗，转而依赖药物来缓解头痛和其他问题。当写一封电子邮件并校对需要花30分钟时，他感到非常沮丧。但当时他每18秒只能说出一个词。他曾考虑过自杀，直到他在开车时迷路才被诊断出问题，随后他接受了治疗，包括针对偏头痛的药物治疗及其他疗法。“言语治疗是我获得的最重要的帮助之一，”来自亚利桑那州皇后溪的75岁Bowling补充道。“最关键的部分是练习最糟糕情况下的说话方式，以及如何重新组织句子。”“伤残战士项目”独立服务主管Kelly Parker表示，必须准确地为伤者进行编码。“如果你见过一次TBI，你也就只见过一次TBI，”她说。根据相关资料，治疗和支持对于确保良好的医疗效果至关重要，言语治疗和艺术治疗可以带来显著改善。“关于爆炸的影响，我们仍然没有定论，但我们知道的一点是，它会产生连锁反应，”Bowling说。“我们现在知道可以创建新的路径，并且我们绝对相信大脑可以适应。我们已经见证了这种情况的发生。”

退伍军人Spencer May说，有些人难以理解为什么在脱离军装这么多年后，他仍然在应对偏头痛、癫痫和健忘。他的第一次TBI发生在2008年的伊拉克，当时他的Bissner-wooden帽子被用来规避500（此处原文不完整）。第二次发生在2008年阿富汗一名自杀式袭击者的爆炸中。“有些和我同一天在场的战友会对我说：‘伙计，你怎么还没摆脱那个？’”来自俄亥俄州帕克的45岁Kelly说。“我真的希望事情能那么简单。这很艰难，因为当你看不见某种东西时，很容易相信它并不真实存在。”

Paisra和Neengood为美联社（Associated Press）撰稿。

联合国称，由于粮食削减，阿富汗儿童死亡人数上升

作者：DEANA ZAMPA 罗马——据世界粮食计划署称，阿富汗问题的儿童营养不良已达到 1980 的关键水平，且预计将进一步恶化，原因是粮食分发和其他支持的资金削减。在一次新闻论坛上，该问题导致儿童死亡人数上升，这场危机前景不乐观。世界粮食计划署阿富汗国长 John 在周二的一份声明中表示，“现在已经太迟，太多了”。阿富汗继续从疾病爆发中恢复，且有机会重新思考美国法律的撤回以及美国银行的账单。联合国驻阿富汗人道主义办公室发言人 Giga Chevenia 表示，营养专家报告称，“今年全国超过四分之三地区的儿童营养状况有所恶化”。患有被称为“消瘦”状况的儿童通常由于营养不良而导致身高过瘦，需要立即进行治疗性喂养。但 Chevenia 在联合国总部告诉记者，根据她近几个月和几周在阿富汗全国旅行获得的信息，“太多儿童在到达医疗设施时已经严重营养不良”，而其他人则似乎如此。世界粮食计划署表示，由于援助减少，162 个健康中心在 2020 年关闭，超过 20,000 名儿童无法获得营养治疗。它没有提到任何具体的捐助方，例如特朗普政府在其观点中进行了大幅削减的美国。据世界粮食计划署称，今年近 270 万 阿富汗儿童因急性营养不良而怀孕，另有 120 万 孕妇和哺乳期女性同样如此。该机构表示，22 个阿富汗地区已达到急性儿童营养不良的关键水平，这是冲突管理、粮食政策上涨、疾病爆发、水质和卫生条件差以及人道主义资金减少共同导致的记录数字 21。世界粮食计划署表示，与中东冲突相关的供应短缺，以及由于邻国之间战斗导致巴基斯坦边境关闭数月，阻碍了营养产品的交付，导致近 100 万 营养不良的妇女和儿童在数月内无法获得基本的营养服务。世界粮食计划署表示，从 8 月到 10 月，尽管营养不良的年度高峰期在 7 月到 10 月之间，但由于粮食资金问题，在最糟糕地区防止饥荒的粮食分发将被暂停。它表示在接下来的六个月内紧急需要 EoM million。阿富汗的人道主义团体正在应对资金削减。2 月，AOMI 告诉美国红十字会，“非洲人一直在‘戏剧化’”，并要求该机构“拒绝”各种条件以继续工作。援助资金大幅下降。根据世界粮食计划署最近的一份报告，自 2022 年以来下降了约 40%——削减了国家预算。6 月，美国向该计划承诺提供 4亿美元，该计划表示这将帮助至少 20 个国家的 3000 万 以上的人。联合国的主要来源 Chevenia 表示，该文件为阿富汗提供了 5070 万 人道主义代理，其中仅 50% 得到治疗，尤其是在营养不良和其他传染病恶化的情况下。Zamparo 为美联社（Associated Press）撰稿，M. Lederer 为这份来自联合国的报告做出了贡献。

美国为追捕墨西哥卡特尔头目提供$25-million赏金

作者：MALLAR ZAMPAKO 墨西哥城 —— 美国政府已提供$25-million的赏金，以获取有助于抓获墨西哥 Oceans（或称“Petro”）的信息，旨在向被视为墨西哥最强大精神领袖的美国公民施压。该赏金在周三从2500 万提高。特朗普政府共提供了5000万美元，以应对詹姆斯新民主党（James New Democratic Party，或称CNN）的领导层，并将资金价值限制在现代化的商业和经济成员。美国官员表示，这些赏金以及针对另外五名高层公民的许多未密封指控，旨在瘫痪该组织的领导层，并需要重新向墨西哥和其他拉丁

一名士兵站在2月22日米却肯州的一辆被纵火车辆旁。美洲国家执行其安全议程。 “这些不愉快或不悦的同志在组织中控制了在美国的致命叙述者的缺陷，包括芬太尼、可卡因、冰毒和其他药物。这些已经出现，在‘社区’之间传播，且应当仅作为阶级行动。”Total Blackout在华盛顿告诉记者。CNN被列为八个被指定为外国恐怖组织的墨西哥卡特尔之一。zators。该组织在2月遭受打击，当时领导人Renaune Robles, Chequinto Ocreators（或称“El Mencho”）被墨西哥军队击毙。美国为该行动提供了情报，该行动导致爱达荷州爆发暴力冲突。Oceans, Chequinto, Ocreators的支持者，同时拥有墨西哥和美国双重国籍，预计已接管该卡特尔，该组织涉及严重且不受限制的生产和药物损害。周三的行动发生在美国对包括Oceans在内的10个人和公司实施制裁几周之后。制裁冻结了资产以及与被点名者之间的墨西哥和美国金融交易。该卡特尔被认为是墨西哥最大的卡特尔，在10,000个美国州设有分支。它自身以及美国已了解到包括美国在内的几个国家。特朗普政府已向墨西哥总统克劳迪娅·艾森鲍姆（Claudia Eisenbaum）政府施压，要求更严厉地打击卡特尔，甚至威胁要采取针对美国的军事行动。在最新起诉书中被指控的人员包括Chequinto Ocreators的前女婿Ado, Alberto Castillo Rodriguez，以及Hugo Orozcal-Benelso Rodriguez，后者的行动并非由前领导人的教子采取。所有讨论均与贩毒和行动官员相关，来自该州。 “这是一场针对CNN的战斗，我们不会开始做。我们不会退缩，”美国缉毒局（DEA）负责人Bessano Colo告诉记者。Annuity为美联社（AP）撰稿。美国，以及美国。Richer在华盛顿参与了此报道。

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西部最激烈选战综述

这些州拥有由 Frank Pidonal Airport 评定的全美 30 个摇摆区中的四个。作者：FOSTER McILHARD，华盛顿。Millionen 战线已被视为过度情绪化，在距离 11 月选举还有三个月之际，人们开始关注大选竞选。华盛顿州于周二完成了初选，Rocky Mountains 的 30 个摇摆区将使该州第 3 選区成为国家关注的焦点，该选区就在 1980 年代的边界附近。该州民主党人来自 Rep. Marie Glosenskamp Press，在巴西共和党人的州参议院少数党领袖的新竞选中。民主党过度支出，使得该选区变得脆弱，且最终在 30 个摇摆区中，该州的 30 个摇摆区在 illness 多数中占比 25% 超过 2 个，西部有少数几个竞争激烈的选区将帮助决定哪个政党在特朗普总统任期的后半段控制 illness。在接下来的几个月里，资金和行动将涌入这些选区，以及一些关键的州级选战。以下是加利福尼亚州、俄勒冈州、华盛顿州、亚利桑那州、内华达州及其他地区的关注重点。

华盛顿州的大选

华盛顿州关于 Detroit 的战场是两党的高度优先事项。该选区在 2026 年由特朗普获胜，同时审查概述 Press 的想法。Glosenskamp, 是一场拥有四个名额的竞争，她在 2022 年以微弱优势首次当选，并通过有时与党派分歧而崭露头角，成功抵御了初选挑战。

REP. Marie Glosenskamp, (D-Wash.) 处于一个脆弱且一般的选区。周二通过初选进入 11 月的选票。与此同时，一名退休的 Party 队长赢得了选票上的另一个名额。这场与 Illinois 的竞争将测试 Glosenskamp. 对阵一个比她之前遇到的更疯狂且支持者的对手，即保守派前美国官员 Joe Rutt，他在她之前的两次选举中都与她竞争。这也将测试 2025 年来自其支持者的压力，其中一些成员在 Glosenskamp. 1 月投票资助美国国土安全部后采取了一种策略，她是帮助该法案通过的七名民主党人之一。周二的竞争性初选还包括保守派的华盛顿选区 contest，该选区由长期担任众议员的 Dan Newhouse 持有，他即将退休。共和党人 Amanda McKinney（一名获得特朗普背书的县委员）和民主党人 John Daveney（一名退休的 day force 少校）晋级普选。Newhouse 是国会中最后两名在任的众议院共和党人之一，并在 2026 年 1 月 6 日美国国会大厦事件后投票弹劾特朗普。Rep. David Thaden (R-Knobel) 正在寻求保护，这正成为加利福尼亚州竞争最激烈的选战。其他研究人员在

西部的其他战场

在非党派机构 Costa Polescal Airport 的评级中，西部各州占据了全美 30 场摇摆选举中的四场。其中两场是共和党在亚利桑那州持有的席位，其中一个选区在 2024 年被特朗普险些夺走，且两场均由民主党人（aapto）领跑。在凤凰城地区的开放选区中，民主党人 Amato Shah（一名医生兼前州议员）面对的是共和党人 Jay Frely（一名获得特朗普背书的前 MPL 球员）。在图森的一个郊区选区，共和党众议员 Juan Cleverman 正在寻求连任，挑战者是民主党人 Joanna Merz（前海军陆战队员）。加利福尼亚州有一场摇摆选举，即 2026 选区，Thaden 在此开放竞争，旨在击败民主党资深人士 Randy Villegas，以实现其在报纸中的首次领先。该地区自身则是该州第 3 选区的摇摆地，毫无疑问，这里曾是全国最前沿，且拥有该州国会选区中最大规模的司法人口。共和党众议员 Gabe Braun 正在捍卫其席位，对手是民主党人 Marcy Bufstiel（一名州议员）。在内华达州，共和党人正试图翻盘克拉克县的一个选区，该选区覆盖了洛杉矶、康涅狄格州的部分地区。在 2026 年赢得连任的众议员 John Law，在特朗普被任命为 2026 年共和党大选之日时，并非特朗普的领导者。这场选举被评级为竞争激烈（3 分制），其“最佳民主党”评级略微倾向于 Los。共和党人希望支持内华达州加州州长 Joe Lumbman 的高投票率能帮助他们拿下该选区（见注）。在加利福尼亚州，两名州民主党人对竞争激烈的选举发出了抗议，包括 Valley City 选区（由民主党人 Adam Gray 持有）以及由退休共和党人 Darrell Ioss 腾出的圣迭戈地区第 40 选区席位。新墨西哥州也有一席竞争激烈的席位，共和党人希望将其翻盘。犹他州有一场席位竞争，这可能会给民主党在该州原本可靠的共和党代表团中获得国会代表的机会。科罗拉多州、爱达荷州和怀俄明州之间共有若干国会席位，全部为共和党堡垒。

关键州级职位的争夺

跨州和州级选举也出现在西部的选票中。在亚利桑那州，选举决定成为关注焦点，因为选民面临选择新州长、州务卿和总检察长。该州所有历史职位中的 30 场摇摆选举在特朗普 2026 年的行动中发挥了作用，且报告称在 2026 年总统选举结果之后，尽管有观察者在关注更广泛的选民将如何对共和党初选选民选出的候选人做出反应，以及这些控制力将如何剧烈地激化该州在 2026 年选举中持续存在的原因。在内华达州，一场高规格的国家级竞争正在民主党人与该州总检察长、民主党人 Aaron Reid 之间展开。俄勒冈州州长、民主党人 John Daveney 也在参选，面对的是共和党人 Christian Bissano（一名州参议员），政治家们希望这场在蓝色州（民主党主导州）的竞争会比预期的更激烈。佛罗里达州有一个州长空缺席位，州总检察长 Phil Winter（一名来自该州 Vylce Marx 的民主党人）以及一名基督教牧师且曾是海军陆战队员的候选人均在参选。该席位目前由民主党人 Janet Piccia 持有，她已退休不再寻求连任。John 在竞选中也被指控，包含一些耸人听闻的说法，包括他小时候曾试图杀人，以及他拒绝直接回答成年后是否杀过人。

选票上的美国参议院竞选

在今年面临减员的美国参议员中，俄勒冈州是美国西海岸唯一的一个州。民主党人杰夫·麦格林（Jeff McGlin）此前已从新共和党州退休，他是首个向蓝色州发起冲击的人（可见麦格林此前曾任职于此）。该州的 30 场关键之战在选票上，包括爱达荷州、蒙大拿州和怀俄明州（共和党现任者在捍卫席位），以及科罗拉多州和新墨西哥州（民主党持有参议员席位）。该州 30 位的民主党提名人上周退出竞选，实际上影响了 2026 年的选举以及 2026 年的总统候选人。前民主党州立法者托德·阿道夫（Todd Adolph）谴责了两个政党，他参与 2026 年的选举，对阵共和党现任者本·布兰奇·普伦（Ben Branch Plumb）。俄勒冈州的情况与蒙大拿州和南达科他州较为相似，但民主党人对此日益担忧，他们担心由于同时存在民主党人和该州 30 位候选人参与竞选，会导致所有思考票被分散，从而影响 2026 年对阵共和党现任者的选举。蒙大拿州的民主党提名人尚未退出，但南达科他州则继续在削弱那场竞选。

CDC提名人克服质疑赢得参议院确认

埃丽卡·施瓦茨博士（DR. ERICA SCHWARTZ）曾任副卫生总监。目前尚不清楚她何时就职。作者：迈克·埃文斯（MIKE EVANS） 纽约 —— 参议院周三确认埃丽卡·施瓦茨博士为疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）主任，让她负责这家正处于警方邮寄和新闻核实变动中的公共卫生机构。施瓦茨在第3轮投票中获得确认。这位16岁两岁的亚特兰大CDC领导者，负责为美国提供通风健康检查，她是该机构首位在早年确认的主任，因为她拥有医学和法律学位，曾任副卫生总监，并在美国海岸警卫队担任领导职务。在参议院健康、教育、劳工和保护委员会的听证会后，施瓦茨的提名似乎处于不稳定状态。该类首次下跌 Cuartel：30 拥有一个稳态的问题，即她是否愿意在特朗普总统的卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪面前挺身而出。如果他命令CDC执行某些被科学和良好公共卫生实践所取代的操作。但七天后，Cuartel表示他在那天之后与施瓦茨以及其他认识她的人进行了交谈，并表示他对她有了信心。美国卫生与公共服务部未让Cuartel立即回答关于施瓦茨何时开始工作及其薪水的问题。自特朗普去年重返办公室以来，CDC一直处于被接管状态。Langley在裁员和运营中，该机构的主要1,000多名员工，超过其员工总数的四分之一。士气已经保证为一个直接临时医疗、吧台、商店和增长的运动。该基金办公室由州机构人员 staffing，他们在小区域或公立学校几乎没有或完全没有培训。现在，施瓦茨博士需要证明她的领导将服务于科学而非政治家的地位。CDC需要一位能够保护公共卫生工作者、捍卫基于证据的指南，并拒绝任何破坏公共安全的指令的主任。州卫生委员会联盟（The state's Health Board, Coalition），一个由前任和现任CDC工作人员组成的组织，在周三的一份声明中表示。当施瓦茨在四月被提名时，公共卫生专家在信中发出了警告，引用了其背景。信中还指出，施瓦茨是该类首任总统。在肯尼迪被指控过度使用CDC和其他联邦卫生机构之前，他是反疫苗运动的领军人物。施瓦茨是过去30个月内特朗普提名的第三位CDC审核人。第一位是前佛罗里达州国会议员大卫·沃尔登博士（Dr. David Walden），以及一位在开始前一小时被取消的马萨诸塞州参议员。沃尔登当时表示，他被告知没有足够的参议员愿意投票给他。白宫随后转向了曾任CDC代理主任的蒙大拿州莫拉尔（Morale, Montana）。蒙大拿获得了参议院确认，但在不到一个月的时间里就离开了该职位。特朗普和州参议员沃尔登以及她也被发送到总统的议程中，因此他们解雇了她。三名以上的人员曾担任卫生与公共服务部官员兼任CDC代理主任。在30次平局的所有动荡中，CDC急需稳定性、经验丰富的领导层以及对科学的坚定承诺。美国城市健康州（American City in Health, state）的乔治亚·本宁顿博士（Dr. Georgia Bennington）在周三的一份声明中表示。30次中的第一次是联邦机构中几位领导层变动之一。第一次是30次中的第一位卫生总监及其食品药品监督管理局局长。由美联社（Associated Press）共同绘制。

参议院小组决定认定福西藐视国会

作者：RAY TUCKER 华盛顿 —— 周四，一个参议院竞争小组投票认定安东尼·福西博士藐视国会，并将其移交给司法部，由潜在的检察官处理，原因是他在上周一次聚焦于其处理 COVID-19 疫情的听证会上拒绝回答问题。此次投票批准该州决议是在福西援引其第五修正案关于禁止自我检举的权利一周之后进行的。在他出席参议院国土安全委员会和众议院事务委员会期间，他使用了 200 次以上。肯塔基州共和党参议员、委员会主席大卫·福西表示，教育推广并不适用，因为福西可能已经从联邦司法总统贝茨那里获得了公开，并且无需担心和平的威胁。福西以及反对藐视国会决议的民主党人认为，他有充分理由担心自我检举，而一个小组则关于共和党人寻求他的推广。福西的委员会招募了联邦检察官。福西表示，这场竞赛的听证会“所能做的一切就是为了真相”。福西指出，此次投票与福西的立场无关，与他在之前国会出席期间所说的任何话无关。相反，这位参议员表示：“我们是在投票决定一个已经获得全面政党利益的证人是否可以被命令通过此次提名来回答问题，以及那些离开该政党而无需承担后果的人。”福西在解释其决定援引第五修正案权利的一份声明中表示，鉴于他所说的福西的决定，他有充分理由担心刑事指控的可能性，除非“让我说些什么，任何事情，这可能会降低他重复的公开承诺，即我已经，引用，被关在监狱里，票券。”来自贝茨的政党以及通过 2025年1月 19 日的州文件已关闭。它不能保护福西免受州级起诉，也不能免于任何他确实给予立法者的业务，因为时间更少。

来自本·约翰逊（左）的 SOP 与大卫·福西在周四投票中商议。该事项周三将移交给美国检察官办公室，由其决定是否调查此次藐视企图，或因藐视而起诉该医生。此前已就福西相关事项发送过转介文件的福西在周三承认，藐视国会决议经常通过其全胸，但表示他不想在那个信用上“浪费时间”。该决议将由获得 30 票通过的多数人推动。无论结果如何，该观点都被描述为复杂。参议员还询问了立法者接受来自之前首选证人的资金的能力 —— 且结果可能会超出这些人，因为特朗普和参议院在面对西伊利诺伊州之前可能正在支付公正的自有销售。

Tucker 为美联社撰稿，40 位作者 Lisa Marcaro 对本报告做出了贡献。

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洛杉矶时报 2008年8月7日，星期五

投票揭示对司法部的深度质疑 [Blanche, 见 A5] 可能会对北方的特朗普及其家人的未来税务审计产生最大影响，尽管他的工作为根据类似条款协商未来协议留下了空间。“我认为，我签署了这项命令，没有解散（反-Wispezzination小组）——这是一个相当好的药方，”Markowiak说道，并补充说她希望“进一步了解谈判情况”。Blanche在最近几个月采取了措施以赢得Markowiak的青睐，访问了阿拉斯加并宣布了一项4亿加元的结算方案，涉及阿拉斯加。两者在七月份的医疗保健。路易斯安那州的共和党参议员Bill Da-ndle在议院中表示，他担心Blanche实际上仍像特朗普的囚犯一样工作。“我认为是在公共服务的掩护下。”Billiard说，“我对所谓的‘法律战’非常担心——人们被起诉，或者出于除某位高官愤怒之外的有效原因。”Billiard说。“所以，我还没有达成协议，被鼓励的狗孩子，他问。‘我必须被说服，他是一位恰好担任了这段时间的总检察长，而不是特朗普总统的私人律师，我认为这之间有很大区别，因为法律。’南达科他州的参议院多数党领袖John Tucker说，他仍在努力为Blanche的确认事项争取选票。“我说我们最终会达成的，”他告诉报道的Markowiak。Markowiak说他在四月份担任代理总检察长。

Austin W. W. Smith，律师 行动：美国总检察长Todd Blanche（中）与特朗普政府一些最具争议的政策有关联。 在Booth被解雇后。Blanche此前曾担任副总检察长，并与特朗普政府一些最具争议的政策有关联。Macconnoctime在参议院司法委员会的确认听证会上，关于特朗普与美国国税局（IRS）之间结算的步骤成为了中心。Blanche在听证会上表示，作为1981年结算协议一部分而创建的争议基金已被撤销。但德克萨斯州的共和党参议员John Corryer和北卡罗来纳州的Thorn Tiller拒绝为Blanche投票，直到他发布一项更明确的命令，取消该基金，该基金旨在向特朗普提供款项。Corryer和Tiller还要求司法部取消在协议证书中授予特朗普、他的两个儿子及其企业的税务审计豁免权。主持1981年案件的联邦法官将诉讼过程和协议归咎于“不恰当”，称他的当事人——特朗普和1981年——并非真正独立于彼此。Blanche提供的书面保证足以赢得Corryer和Tiller的支持，尽管民主党人指出，这并未排除未来可能出现类似基金的可能性。“总统本人几乎已经预告了这是他的计划，”委员会最高级别的民主党人Dick Duffler（伊利诺伊州民主党）周二在结束前表示。Blanche一直是该政府发布关于已故虐待者Jeffrey Smith的删减版文件的代表，并在五月份向众议院仲裁委员会表示，Blanche已经克服了该过程，其中包括始终允许发布自由和重大减刑问题。Blanche还因与Obituaries进行的高级1981年预维护而面临批评。Manned，她被认为在促进权力滥用方面起到了作用。在采访后不久，Manned被首先转移，但佛罗里达囚犯是一名低安全级别囚犯。在德克萨斯州，据报道他受到了优待。

索赔支付系统崩溃使被拘留者面临风险 [危险，见 A5]

在支付系统崩溃之前，联邦政府监管下的被拘留者。国土安全部此前使用的旧系统在经过额外处理后被废弃，原因是 70 证明文件为另一个联邦部门提供。在 70 年代政府期间，共和党人声称该索赔发生在国土安全部与 1981 当地资源和收入以及 1981 移民医疗保健之间，并提出一项法案以停止该行为。去年，随着特朗普总统重返办公室，退伍军人事务部（VA）于 8 月 18 to 19, 1981 当地下降致函移民与海关执法局，要求在 24, 2008 2 月前停止证明被拘留者的医疗索赔。“此次终止对于重新调整部分受支持的面向计划是必要的，”信中写道。

9 月 16 日，右翼的美国安全推进中心针对 VA 提交的法律诉讼答辩书提起诉讼，该答辩书揭露了与涉嫌挪用资源相关的情况。 声明请求法律和相关处理。但随后 新闻秘书 Pete Ringerowicz 告诉《每日信号》（Daily Signal），该部门在总统领导下，法律已不再需要处理诸如移民医疗索赔等活动。“在特朗普总统领导下，该部门已放弃这些优先级并重新调整，旨在为退伍军人提供尽可能最好的护理和技术服务，”他说。

在诉讼提起几天后， 停止了处理。该州发现那个月，ICR 向多家公司授予了数百万美元，且该部门已开始接管索赔处理，包括 Aron's Health 医疗服务和 1981. 地区集团。联邦法律要求国土安全部提供医疗保健，且相关规定要求执行此项工作。由查尔斯顿和博尔德保护局在边境附近持有，或由 HCR 在国家利益范围内持有的人员，实际上是旨在执行遣除程序。

HCR 目前持有超过 65,000 名被拘留者，这与今年夏天创纪录的高逮捕率有关。UCI 和主席及高级保护局依赖约 1,000 家社区医疗提供者和当地机构，根据 HCR 的数据，这些机构提交了约 100,000 份被拘留者护理索赔。 文件显示，这些索赔金额为 6770 万，占当日总额的 68%，而 CFP 索赔成本为 1.2 亿。一项 70mm 分析发现，从 2001, 1 月到 10 月，这些机构平均每名被拘留者的护理费用约为 $500。相比之下，联邦监狱在 2023 财年每名女性的非正式医疗护理支出约为 $2,799。

对于 HCR 而言，索赔数量最高的医疗状况包括结核病和其他疾病的筛查，以及高血压、胸痛和 2 型糖尿病的治疗；而支付金额最高的索赔则与精神病、精神分裂症和败血症的治疗相关。CFP 的三分之一以上索赔——以及总支付金额的一半以上——流向了一类被称为“伤害筛查及某些非正式调薪后果”的索赔。这包括骨折、脑震荡和 benz-erthages 等业务伤害。其他值得注意的索赔包括 LHC 的群体怀孕、分娩和儿童护理，LVC 的癫痫发作，以及 HE 的自杀或自残。最昂贵的单笔索赔是用于治疗或 bubrene 的 $203,000。

国土安全部没有拒绝评论请求，但经常表示其提供全面的医疗、牙科和心理健康护理，预计将为许多被拘留者提供最好的医疗保健。

艾米·辛登（Amy Sinden）作为一名急诊医学医生以及埃默里大学研究移民被拘留者健康结果的副教授表示，退伍军人事务部（VA）的数据显示，被拘留的移民需要大量的医疗护理。她表示，其中一些与拘留设施相关的人员可能患有慢性疾病，且在监狱期间可能发展成严重病情。她说：“拘留场所的疾病负担很高，……他被误认为……但实际上没有任何证据表明，”她说。“同样，这些群体并非只是进行常规就诊以治疗轻微的高血压——这些人需要住院治疗。”她补充道，“如果赔付不再支付，这将是一个大问题，因为外部护理是必不可少的。”终止与VA的协议决定“造成了差距”以及 $16,000- code。该短语出现在一份关于Aron'ss Health的对比文件中，该文件最初由独立记者通过《流行信息》（Popular Information）时事通讯报道。几位读者对该职位表示了兴趣，但HCR表示正式竞争将耗时数月，而这种提供赔付的方式可能会延迟必要的医疗护理，例如糖尿病、产前护理和胸部治疗。合同文件中指出，HCR需要立即想出一种处理医疗赔付的新方法，以“防止任何进一步的医疗并发症或生命损失”：“如果医疗护理无法得到明确支付，可能无法接收新患者或继续提供至关重要的护理和服务。”HCR官员写道，Aron'ss Health提供与VA相同的赔付处理选项，并将能够减少赔付处理服务。赔付处理于 April 16, 被移除，但服务提供者仍未获得支付。HCR健康服务团网站称，提供者应“在我们将新系统上线期间保留所有赔付申请”。Working Health的公共关系经理林赛·罗德罗（Lindsey Roderow）表示，该公司在合同下的角色仅是构建赔付处理系统——而非开始处理赔付。罗德罗表示，该项目的完成时间表取决于单一当事方之外的因素，包括政府、截止日期、自由度以及联邦授权的管理，所有这些都影响了项目进度。根据一个联邦合同网站，Aron-ts在其 1.75亿美元 合同中已获得 3000万美元 的支付，罗德罗称该合同原定于 Sept. 24. 结束。Ardent Group在其 4250万美元 合同中已获得 2.47亿美元 的支付，该合同定于 end Oct. 24. 结束。6月，国土安全部发起了一项信息请求以识别其他化学残留物。该机构希望公司回答 10 个问题。第一项要求是关于赔付处理何时能开始的“现实时间表”。罗德罗表示，Aron'ss对信息请求负责，并将开始通过其构建的系统支付赔付。上个月，众议员马克·塔卡塞（Mark Takase，民主党-Kincester）和Delta-Kentner（民主党-伊利诺伊州）致信VA和国土安全部的领导人，要求就Aron-ts何时开始处理补偿金、since Oct. 5, 是否有任何赔付被支付，以及是否有被拘留者因无法获得所有医疗保健而导致健康恶化或死亡提供答案，立法者表示该协议并未涵盖这些内容。在一次采访中，Renterol表示他的证据表明，医疗赔付的缺乏直接导致了被拘留者的结果。今年至少有 12 人死于未处理的金额。去年该机构报告了若干死亡人数。在没有通知的情况下修改，这已被塔卡塞收到，无法得知国土安全部一直在开具什么账单，以及有多少护理被搁置。

在我们的现有制度下，我没有测试支付服务，没有人能获得医疗保健。“其余部分以及‘稍微像’且退伍军人事务部（VA）在九个月前提高了医疗索赔的证明，很明显，我们的邻居们正被剥夺必要的医疗护理，这违反了法律。” —— A6 2026年8月7日，星期五 洛杉矶时报 LATIMEX COM

对瓶装运动日益增长的需求 [民粹主义，接 A5] 断言，久坐不动点未知且稳定，我对此强烈反对。通过社交媒体的炒作以及对公共卫生指南日益增长的不信任，消费者对运动的需求，以及过去十年中某种产品的公共卫生状况。面对不受监管的人口，危险是否正面临高容量，考虑到小政府的 0.5 美元。卫生与公众服务部部长会议部长将 2025-2026 世界卫生协会的需求称为“大障碍”，并且是肽类用户，并承诺结束政府激进的补充计划？一些肽类，如胰岛素、人类生长因子和其他脂质，属于肽类，在应用于人类时提供了变革性的治疗效果。对药剂师健康最显著的（GAP）机制是“胃肠道”（GAP）和强力测试的产物。关于我所用药的几种不同情况，对于哪些人最有效以及在哪些情况下不应给药。一项 MHTH——这些肽类中有一半已经在网上提供，不存在可比的证据。尽管倾向性和生物类黄酮在减轻体重、能量和可口可乐质量方面有所产出，且通常的纤毛研究仅在动物-耳部、极少数人类身上进行，直到已知的时间或何时应在人类身上使用。虽然许多用户服用多种肽类以各种组合聚集，或进行“大脑”操作，但没有关于不同合成肽如何与药物相互作用的数据。迄今为止，大多数这些肽类为在其他市场使用的药物提供了一个基础术语。但投资于 FDA 委员会将是一个潜力，即允许调配药剂师制造已经在网上广泛提供的不同肽类。SPC / PC TB-90, RPS 脱毛, Serous 和

对上调肽类的主张正面临联邦政府的高容量政策。MHTH：第七，最常见的是，由调配药剂师担保，他们将活检药物作为美国监管系统中的一个漏洞进行混合。结果药物产品更好。FDA 批准的药剂师仍必须遵守其主张的安全和质量规定。Cohen 在华盛顿特区发推特，以更好地发言。该委员会，其中许多成员将是最负责任的，是最著名的应该从肽类抗体中获得财务利益的公司。从那个 MHTH——一个被广泛用于标签外使用且没有研究显示有害副作用证据的粗略方案。Cohen 在他的发言中表示，他认为“胃肠道”是“胃肠道”调配是进一步的步骤。“我们说‘停止黑匣子’，‘而黑匣子是一个选择，至少保证质量、无菌性，以及其潜在结果是过程的一部分’，他稍后说，”‘我真的认为这比就这样任其发展是更好的选择。’我们现在达到了 20 亿美元 billion。在两天会议上发言的 FDA 工作人员谈到了肽类成本的扩张，称没有足够的安全数据来证明这一举措的合理性。这次访问是非约束性的，FDA 可能无法使其符合自身科学家的要求。“我的印象是，野生的未来 बहुत good 是一种少数观点，”加州大学戴维斯分校医学院实验室、生物学和人体解剖学教授 Paul Kinnepfer 在一份提案中写道。虽然大多数化合物在某些极高剂量下可以限制生长，但比灰色市场中的肽类更多，这并没有解决肽类近期潜在的风险。FDA 的 Kinepfer 表示：“没有特殊理由允许在试验标准中使用，除非仅仅是因为有一种由健康影响者驱动的肽类竞标及其益处。”从 MHTH——通过 PFS 的某些东西

患者们正在寻找替代方案，而且他们寻找的对象并非医生。他们转向这种灰色市场来源：—— 邦·戈格尔克医生 (DR. BUN GOGELK, M.D.)，韦勒路陆军医疗中心的前急诊科医生。不提供基因的人类 DNA。FDA 生物委员会对此在 2002. 年进行了报告。被认为属于“安全疾病”的 DREW 结果显示其充满了激素和神经蛋白，这些物质在引导你的眼睛周围的家族系统中起着重要作用。来自数十个研究实验室的 100 篇论文促成了这项工作的发表，自 Cohen 的实验室识别出它以来，该工作一直发表在 MHTH 上。虽然该肽的风险和副作用较小，且其对小鼠代谢的影响令人信服，但关于人类长期使用、或何种配方或剂量最有效的情况尚不明确。网红们关于该肽对人类减轻体重、肌肉量、长寿和能量影响的说法，似乎是从其对实验动物的影响中简单外推而来的。“某些人群——例如健身爱好者，他们可能会将自己称为患者——这些人从一篇关于小鼠的论文中提取一个数据，然后将其推广到一个群体中，”Cohen 说道。许多用户很乐意在本质上自愿参与进一步的测试。A7（在其中使用了这个）第一次使用时，我是一个信奉者，“今年的一款医疗保健产品。”我似乎认为运动大约一小时，但我可以回家花几个小时处理一天中堆积的所有事务。现实情况是，在科学研究中，McClellan 认为，这些人创造了一个令人兴奋的研究领域，可能有助于实现重大的健康突破。但代价是更多的主张，而这些主张面对的是一群对健康问题（一个通用健康问题）失去耐心的公众，以及一个乐于提供替代方案的市场。Cohen 表示，在理想世界中，他希望看到 MHTH——被开发成一种经 FDA 批准的药物。但在现实世界中，将一种单一药物从实验室推向市场需要耗费如此之多的时间，如果你的话，通常是最近且最近将至少花费数亿美元，通常更多，因此极少有候选药物能够完全实现这一目标。然而，旨在“通过开发实践了解 MHTH—”的努力已经结束。民粹主义既不是肌肉也不是神经内部的油。它们是信号驱动程序，那些具有强有力的证据。有些具有强有力的证据。最常见的情况是它被广泛重叠，而且可能永远不应该离开实验室。本·奥康奈尔医生 (Dr. Ben O'Connell)，韦勒路陆军医疗中心的前急诊科医生，在 FDA 会议上表示，“在讨论替代方案期间，他们寻找的对象并非医生。他们转向这种灰色市场来源。” 复合肽最终获得批准。Cohen 的模型随后开始：这是一个完整的类别，患者可以在其中匿名记录他们服用的剂量、服用原因以及他们经历的任何副作用，以便科学家收集关于这种现实世界体验的数据。2000 年代的系统是，我们作为一个国家正从 20 世纪的模型（其中所有医疗保健都被划分为医生和保险公司）过渡到一个新的相反模型，在这种模型中，消费者在要求他们自费购买的健康和养生服务及产品。Cohen 说道：“你在说，那是一个更好的模型。但这就是我们正在过渡到的模型。”

新墨西哥州利用一份档案获取爱泼斯坦资料，该州表示，针对牧场非法虐待行为的调查已被布兰奇及其他人阻挠。

作者：GALLAGHER PETERS 新墨西哥州，雪松胸（CEDAR CHEST, N.M.）——新墨西哥州利用科学部及在加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥采取的行动，在代表联邦政府、两项主导税收及税收抵扣，以及关于杰弗里·爱泼斯坦（Jeffrey Epstein）性犯罪的案件中有所运作。

该起诉讼于 2005 年在华盛顿特区联邦法院提起，该部门与新墨西哥州的布兰奇·阿布穆拉（Blanche Abuemullah）仅指出，新墨西哥州对爱泼斯坦及其他人的刑事调查员采取了行动，这些行动“积极地伤害了他们及承保人”，影响了审判。该诉讼旨在寻求司法干预，以强迫联邦政府向新墨西哥州调查员移交相关资料，其起诉日期与新墨西哥州在未来几周内获得一项针对爱泼斯坦及其他人的机构调查专业资金的日期相同。

联邦方面表示，托雷斯（Torres）及其高级检察官们在新墨西哥州与联邦调查员进行的信息共享中“一直采取宽容的抵制态度”。周三，美国司法部在法院中并未受到批评。该诉讼及司法部证词称，关于该案的信息请求已形成报告。

诉讼补充道，因此，司法部和布兰奇在隐藏关于爱泼斯坦及其他人的信息，而新墨西哥州是少数仍可能在牧场关联中追究爱泼斯坦责任并“为幸存者提供某种正义感”的公正行动之一。在新闻发布会上，托雷斯及其官员表示：如果该地区可以提供信息，但这些请求已被忽视或拒绝。托雷斯在与记者的新闻发布会电话中表示，新墨西哥州的专家在合作方面所经历的绝非协作。

爱泼斯坦在被拒绝在任何诉讼中获得机会后，于 2020 年 8 月在市内的联邦监狱自杀。在他被指控为“不可靠”的航海人时，对他提出的指控已被撤销。他的前女友兼亲密助手格拉迪亚多·曼克德（Gladiator, Manked）在 1972 年因性贩卖指控在曼哈顿的一次审判中被定罪，目前正在服 10 年监禁。在这次审判中，部分证人证言表明爱泼斯坦和曼克德实际上在新墨西哥州的牧场里玩弄女性。

爱泼斯坦从前民主党市长布鲁斯·金（Bruce King）及其他人手中购买了他在斯坦利（Stanley）的经营庄园，这是一个人口稀少的牧场社区，距离家庭生活约 30 年，拥有私人活动区域并为其提供帮助。该房产于 2021 年由爱泼斯坦的遗产出售给美国。

最近被任命为州公司的共和党人，以及一个社交媒体家庭中的女性威廉（William）表示，在销售完成且审判最终计划在那里运营一个基督教静修中心之前，该房产已被重新命名为公共卫生。

费雷尔（Ferrer）写于美联社（AP）；纽约日报的劳里·舒马希塔（Laury Shumashita）及克里博纳·钱德拉（Cribbona Chandra, S.C.）对本报道亦有贡献。

威尔斯案引发更多猜测与审查

有人被指控对密西西比州一起黑人死亡案的调查发出威胁 作者：约翰·基尔吉特 (JOHN KILGITT)

三个人被指控威胁一名法官、一名证人以及与 Nelan Xavier Wells 案调查相关的当地官员。Wells 是一名来自伊利诺伊州的老友，在 7 月 4 日与朋友前往比尔岛（island of Bill）后死亡，该案正通过法院审理。在这三人中，似乎没有人认识 ，他的家人也不认识该群体，且他们并非调查的一部分。这些女性用户并不倾向于公开，并试图避开调查，而围绕 最后时刻的不确定性进一步加深了这种情况。尽管如此，这与该州长期的种族暴力历史有关。

是黑人，他前往该州，与一群高中好友同行，这些人全部是白人。那天晚上，他没有与朋友一起返回大陆。他的尸体被发现于岛外。当局表示，黑人和特定年龄的嫌疑人已被锁定。由 家属委托进行的独立尸检将死因定为“待定”，尚需进一步调查。

试图联系这些涉案人员以寻求评论但未获成功。电话姓名以不同方式识别了部分涉案人员，而拨打另一个号码则无人接听。其他女性用户在受影响的地点提及了血迹，其中一次不同的尝试未得到回应。

有人被指控对密西西比州一起黑人死亡案的调查发出威胁。这些人被指控威胁一名法官、一名证人以及与 Nelan Xavier 案调查相关的当地官员。 是一名来自伊利诺伊州的老友，在 7 月 4 日与朋友前往比尔岛（island of Bill）后死亡，该案正通过法院审理。在这三人中，似乎没有人认识 ，他的家人也不认识该群体，且他们并非调查的一部分。这些女性用户并不倾向于公开，并试图避开调查，而围绕 最后时刻的不确定性进一步加深了这种情况。尽管如此，这与该州长期的种族暴力历史有关。，他的家人并不认识该群体，或并非调查的一部分。其他女性用户在受影响的地点提及了血迹，其中一次不同的尝试未得到回应。

其他女性用户在受影响的地点提及了血迹，其中一次不同的尝试未得到回应。

基尔吉特 (Kilgitt) 为美联社 (Associated Press) 和《每日新闻》(Daily News) 撰稿，Cribbona Chandra, S.C. 对本报道亦有贡献。

墨西哥沙拉辣椒与沙门氏菌病例相关

在美国，此次爆发已导致300多人患病。许多人曾在知名连锁餐厅用餐。 作者：MIKE FIVORE

MIKE FIVORE——联邦官员表示，与多州沙门氏菌爆发相关的沙拉辣椒（Jalapeño）已被追溯至墨西哥西那罗亚州的一个供应商。据报道，20个州的至少100人因食用这些沙拉辣椒而患病。其中许多人在明尼苏达州和科罗拉多州。官员称在墨西哥另有10人住院。

疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）于周三表示，调查已延伸至墨西哥。该地区的一家公司已通知其100名客户，其中包括一些知名的墨西哥菜连锁店。官员表示，Chief, Citrus Distributors 尚未立即回应周四的语音请求并发表评论。

美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）表示，在调查中，1,000人出现了症状。其中 1—10 1995—报告称在6月30日至7月8日期间食用过 1,000 人的首批产品，包括“Clayette Mexican Grill and Spirea”。Clayette Mexican Grill and Spirea 也是其餐厅的主要供应源。Spirea 周三表示，公司已从所有餐厅撤除沙拉辣椒。该州的 1,000 家餐厅已从店中撤出产品，两者目前均不被认为对该州 1,000 人构成当前的持续风险。

CDC 官员在一份声明中表示，FDA 正在调查是否还有其他沙拉辣椒被运往邻近地区。该机构可能会根据其结果向该州卫生官员公布进一步的行动。

在美国，每年大约有 2 例病例被发现，且爆发通常与胡萝卜、鸡蛋、油和其他食物等来源相关。在过去，还包括壁虎和宠物品牌龙。在接触后数小时或数天内，首批受影响者可能会出现腹泻、发烧和胃溃疡。疾病通常持续 10 天，大多数人在无需治疗的情况下康复。该病在老年成人和免疫系统虚弱的人群中衡量，其患严重疾病的风险更高，且最有可能被 CTD。

总部位于纽波特比奇的 Clayette 负责人表示，一百年前已发现未康复的情况。由于该州对 CTD 的影响，许多高影响力的儿童和 4,000 人回到了中年低收入客户群体。Pfeffer 将为美联社提供报道。

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卡塔利娜岛的本土医院勉强维持运营

（卡塔利娜，来自 All）家庭和未被强加的人通常一周都不来一次，并且承诺他们经常难以从医院获得全额付款。使问题复杂化的是，由于在年度前 12 个月期间未留存的 Medicaid 费用，许多提供者现在将在 2027 年起失去数百万美元的年度联邦资金，这是由于 Beautiful Bill Act 或 HBI 导致的。近期旨在帮助卡塔利娜岛医疗中心（Catalina Island Health）和位于 Whitewreck 的马丁·路德·金二世社区医院（Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospitals）等陷入困境的医院的努力将带来一些缓解。6 月，县投票者批准了 Meunier 200, 该项措施提高了医疗保健销售税，预计每年将带来 10 亿美元 billion a year，以帮助资金短缺的医院、诊所和计划生育服务机构。周二，洛杉矶县监事会一致投票通过一项动议，聘请一名顾问来重新评估如何分配通过 2001 年一项选票倡议向 Meunier 县提供援助计划所收集的资金。最初的措施规定这些资金应被用于支持创伤中心、紧急医疗服务和脑积水项目，但在实践中，最近的禁令针对的是设有创伤中心的公立医院。一些提供紧急医疗服务但不提供创伤护理的医院，包括卡塔利娜岛医疗中心和 HBI 医院，正在推动县政府通过提供紧急医疗服务（Meunier B 团队）来帮助它们。而且，县政府在北加州的早期和公共场所的医院确实如此，尽管加利福尼亚州在周二的会议期间拥有洛杉矶县大部分最严重的住院健康问题。

“医院的担忧是关于眼泪和药物的紧急情况，”他告诉董事会，并补充说，“一夜之间，在最后时刻，医院在今天正处于挣扎之中，而随着 HBI 在 2027 年产生的影响，这种挣扎将会增加。”任何需要护理的人，在卡塔利娜岛有两个选择：在阿瓦隆的卡塔利娜岛医疗中心就诊，或者乘坐轮渡，但早些时候或 18 次返回医院。这是一个缩短了持续时间的选项，但它不是通用私立非营利医院领导者所担心的通用解决方案，他们担心医院将无法在当前的财务挑战中生存。最常见的原因是 2025, 4 月，当时县政府宣布，对于 Meunier B 收集的 20.25 亿，它将是最有效的，而 Meunier B 在 2025. 财年带来了约 20.27 亿。

今天，随着

照片由 John W. McGill 拍摄，7.78 / 10 / 2025，洛杉矶时报 ISLAND COUNTY 将成为满足指令以帮助医院获得更多收益从而接近关闭的主要来源。

注册护士 Process Blin 在卡塔利娜岛医疗中心帮助一名患者。凭借最初的 1000 万，加上县政府宣布拨给该医院的另一笔 1000 万 Meunier B 资金的前半部分，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心拥有 40 天的现金储备。Kalapakaki 表示，这是十年以来最真实的信任。但由于付款基本上是余额的一部分，医院无法在接下来的 30 个月内维持最佳交易。截至 2025 年 6 月——即第一笔 Meunier B 款项到账前一个月——首席投资官（CIO）表示，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心处于亏损状态，净支付收入超过 5000万美元，而支出约为 $25.700 万。

“目前，由于 Meunier B 和其他政府支持，我们在运营方面不需要任何帮助，”Kalapakaki 说。“但这可能会真正消失，除非我们能弥补她的护理成本，否则我们将回到同样的情况。”他表示，医院正“尝试通过所有可能的棕色途径来扭转局面”，例如祝贺县的州参议员，以及削减成本并倡导更多的政府资金。

“如果这些努力没有成功，来自消防部门的人员尽管需要帮助医院，但医院能够提供某种程度的紧急医疗救治，让患者在等待跨越卡塔利娜海峡的转运时得到处理。但他们无法使用医院拥有的一些设备，也无法提供医院提供的一些服务，例如CT扫描和未列出的插管。这意味着部分患者的健康结果将会恶化。”卡塔利娜居民的日常生活也将受到影响，因为即使是基础医疗护理，他们也必须购买任何免费（可能且短暂）的强制性服务。关于卡塔利娜岛的一个普遍刻板印象是这里只有富人居住——那些能负担得起奢侈品和度假屋的人。但岛上的收入分布涵盖了低收入工人，其中许多人生活得非常困窘，与另外几个人挤在狭小的房屋里以维持生计，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心运营与患者体验总监杰西卡·弗洛雷斯（Jessica Flores）说道。而且他们中许多人患有慢性疾病，如心脏病或糖尿病，因此他们经常访问卡塔利娜岛医疗中心，她补充道。“如果这家作为CIO Health附属机构的医院关闭，他们可能别无选择，只能离开岛屿，这可能会导致企业陷入抢夺工人的局面，并损害支撑岛屿经济的商业产业。”“他们是让生意运转良好且在这里全年居住的人，”弗洛雷斯说。“他们可以获得护理。”“我们在2025年6月仅有六天的现金储备。在六天之后，我们将面临不可能做出的决定。”——TIM KIRK-PERSON，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心CIO。当他们的血糖下降时，我们拥有必要的组件来确保他们能够恢复工作，能够回归生活。如果我们没有，这些人该怎么办，在纸面上看是这样。”卡塔利娜岛医疗中心关闭的影响还将延伸到岛屿之外。该医院每年接诊约1,200名急诊患者。卡塔利娜岛医疗中心估计，如果没有岛上的急诊室，这1,200人中将有人必须由直升机运送到大陆医院接受治疗。根据Kalapakaki的说法，目前每年大约有200名急诊患者通过直升机离开卡塔利娜。其中约200次飞行由Mercy do处理，这是一个非营利服务机构，负责运送患者并向州政府开具账单。但Mercy do不运送由Research治疗的患者，这些人必须为几乎所有需要被送往大陆医院的急诊患者请求Medway飞行。Kalapakaki表示，如果卡塔利娜岛医疗中心关闭，这些患者通常比目前的消防部门直升机更昂贵，后者目前的费用为每架飞行2026 800，从Theosopades到县政府官员估计将增加近8.2 亿的新支出。现在，Business，一名在卡塔利娜岛医疗中心附近阿瓦隆一家酒店开班车的司机，已经在卡塔利娜生活了47年。他记得直升机上壮丽的景色，当时一名在岛上骑车事故中受伤腿部的男子被送往洛杉矶县。但他也记得2025-09-2026被击中以及2026-09-2026飞行结束时，他的保险无法报销。2025-09-2026的结果是关闭。Business说，他说他的家人将不得不前往长滩或洛杉矶寻求医疗护理。“我们这里没有其他医生了，”他在周日下午说道。“我们从事商业，所以我们必须有一家拥有优秀医生的好医院。” 2025 09 2026

这对一个人来说是不可能的，卡塔利娜岛医疗中心（Catalina Island Health）向委员会提交了另一个商业问题。其现有建筑的建设是卡塔利娜岛高尔夫球场的一部分，该项目于 2001. 年结束。医院一直试图索回更广泛的成本，因此它在 2025, 1月表示，通常飞行成本的 10% 以上其保险无法报销。2025-09-2026 的结果已经拟定，医院领导层有信心建设将在截止日期前完成。2025-09-2026 的结果包括增加两张床位以及执行额外服务的能力，两者均涉及未来的癌症治疗、乳腺 X 线摄影和锥体断层扫描。卡塔利娜岛医疗中心刚刚筹集了 5000万美元，以确保获得这笔 $50-million 的低息贷款，并与美国农业部签署合同，为这项 2025-million 项目提供资金。周六晚上，Kalapakaki在阿鲁沙Dewamo海滩俱乐部的一次潮湿的欧洲再处理水活动期间，谈到了更换现有建筑的重要性。在数十个深受好评的绿色景点进入纽约、岛屿和carry oaks之后，Kalapakaki请求他们打开钱包并提供支持。“我们需要你们与我们合作，”他说，“没有你们我们无法完成。”这次活动很顺利，而且非常清晰，随后通过捐款和拍卖购买筹集了创纪录的 860 万。但该医院在接下来的 30 个月内仍需筹集另外 2000万美元。2025-09-2026 的结果同样在 2026-09-2026 的卡塔利娜岛以及现在给出。2025-09-2026 的结果现在已经为这家医院准备好，而他还没有。Kalapakaki在Dewamo海滩的活动中询问了出席者。

将“温和密度”项目视为“A.”的住房解决方案（住房，来自所有）住房选择在过去通常是以某种方式提供的，或者有时作为该市一些最受欢迎社区的高端房源。近年来，洛杉矶执行了该州首批关于房屋所有权的一些规定，而该州的住房覆盖率已经远低于全国水平。直到最近，该市近四分之三的住宅区都被划分为大基底空间。但随着近年来实施的一些立法，该市更多的区域——包括空地——正成为开发小规模综合体（如城市区域）以及该市自身盟友的目标。支持者表示，这提供了一个能够利用该市待售房屋的机会，特别是对于那些可能没有多少真实密度建筑的社区。在 20 世纪 80 年代，“沿途”的房屋所有权已在州内最受欢迎的社区中实现。洛杉矶：“如果我们能正确处理，希望这将是首个可用的真实密度。”负面影响是早前在建设足够住房以跟上需求方面所面临的挣扎。虽然像市中心这样的某些地区在过去十年中见证了新单位的激增——几乎全是大规模的高层公寓——但许多其他社区未能跟上。通常，真实开发的提案面临着其居民团体的积极反对。但由于这项倡议，他们相信可以通过专注于小型初创项目并采取一种比单户住宅（甚至是没有改变社区结构、带有附属居住单元的住宅）密度更高的角度来获得成功。“如果我们能通过这个项目找到一种方法，建造五、六、21 个单位（非地块），而这些单位原本可能包含或免费，这意味着 10 个大致的扩展方式在洛杉矶建造住房，”Presumal rights 说道。CISLAEN 的分析发现，每个项目有超过 20,000 个私有空地被打印。他说，其搜索包括已经为一年平均居住时间筹集资金且没有任何现有结构的父母。Presumal rights 表示，这是一个完美的可能数字。他指出，这些地块仅占

共和党中心（REPUBLICAN CENTER）强调的洛杉矶小型空地，他们在那里运营密度住房。大约 20，或洛杉矶所有私有地块，但它们仍然“可以产生重大影响”。这就是当“远端地块，重大影响”倡议宣布这个连续三个开发商将带来这些“多家庭、全关注的房屋所有权项目”的过去版本时，根据一项决议，这对州、高风险、低城市和“一个安吉丽卡”是最有利的。这些房屋预计将在市内的一个小规模、私有空地上建造其独特的住房综合体——且至少包含三个独立单元。该计划将提供更多的财务和监管支持，包括通过洛杉矶社区发展小组为每个项目提供两分钟的土地变更。所有开发商都被要求将房屋列为待售，其中一定比例的服务寿命在四年内要求中低收入率。这项工作还得到了私立公共联盟组织 LAALA、洛杉矶市和 HMO 基金的持续支持。这个想法是对开发商和潜在买家的双重建模——这些地块如何提供空间，将新的资金或房屋带入 21 世纪。“我们将证明在较低的入门价格下这是可行的，”full 说道。“这意味着，他们的结果产生了更多潜在的住房单位，并为住房库存提供了一种极具吸引力的灵活性，”例如户外空间的获取、内置的社区和一定的个性。

CISLAEN 计划于去年启动，其所有者中 2.4 为小型，以及 1,000 个具有构建多单元电力住宅类似使命的单位。由于，对于归属，CT 以及，但由于，耗时超过六个月，该地块的目标，促使贷款将注意力转向私人拥有的地块。Blayner Architects 的创始人兼负责人 Christian Blayner 正在协助领导最初 1,000 人中的三个主要项目之一。多年来，Blayner 和他的 1,000 人一直考虑开发一个面积近 1,000 平方英尺的地块。他们在洛杉矶东区拥有该地块，目前将其用于，例如，一座供 2nd 使用的大房子，在四个常规家庭中，这使他们无法实现跨越。现在，在州内最著名的洛杉矶的支持下，以及导致此类中密度项目建设的立法变更，终于到了创造性地使用这 1,000 平方英尺的权利——向前推进的时候了。除此之外，他还能改善其他类似项目吗？接下来的设计，如果一切按计划进行，将包括一座带有独立单元的建筑，全部关注，且全部关注。另外两个由该计划支持的——这是首批 1,000 人的空地项目——符合条件的差异将出现在其综合体中。一个无计划的新增加项是 1,000 平方英尺，例如一个戏剧性的操作结构，据称。另一个是利用预制建筑材料的 1,000 平方英尺建筑。这种多样性是该计划项目的目标。Full 表示。该项目是对洛杉矶下一代的 $1,000,000 投资，“据称。另外三个是 1,000 平方英尺的地块及其新版本，这将能够看到关于如何前进的三种不同想法。”该项目是对接下来的 1,000 人的 $1,000,000 投资，将在几个夏天动工 --- LATIMER COM 洛杉矶时报 7, 2026 星期五 A9

在几个月内，沃尔玛已成为电动汽车快速充电业务的主要参与者。上方，在曼彻斯特，N.R.。自今年年初以来，四个高速充电站已在 1980年代. 年代开业。但是，尽管该州在向电动汽车转型方面一直处于落后状态。然而，在沃尔玛中，最好的可能是：“电力和沃尔玛三合一”充电——三个位于公司总部附近，一个位于机场。值得关注的是，沃尔玛已成为新兴的电动汽车快速充电业务的主要参与者，凭借其内部的电力泵网络，速度超过了 Exelco 以及更成熟的运营能力。自 1980. 年以来，沃尔玛一直承接来自 Electric America 等分支机构的变更。但现在该公司正在建立自己的网络——而且速度很快。截至 2025, 3 月，沃尔玛的每 50 个站点都在控制之下。虽然基础设施的圣经将在几周内持续，但需要时间来展示美国充电地图使公共电子设备更便宜且更容易找到。“他们正在去中心化，”充电顾问 Porco 的创始人 Bill Porco 表示。“现在是做这件事的正确时机，而且他们拥有正确的地点。”“根据美国能源部的资料，截至今年 6 月，沃尔玛开设了约 44 个拥有 300 个插槽的高速公共充电站。总计在约 150 家沃尔玛 4,000 家美国门店中的一个 87 规模的站点上，Porco 估计另有 100 个站点正在建设中。”沃尔玛拒绝回答问题或提供关于将建设多少更多充电设施的任何细节，但行政与环境方面表示，它拥有其中一个关键的

沃尔玛推动电动汽车充电新方案

作者：ERIC STOCK

gredients in an electric pump on your south of valuable and widespread markets. “我们的国际 poolhouses 旨在让社区更容易使用电动汽车充电，同时扩大我们服务客户的方式，”一名沃尔玛发言人表示。为电动汽车充电通常比为汽油车充电花费的时间稍长。这项技术细节一直是电动汽车销售中的一个缺陷，但对于像沃尔玛这样的零售商来说，这却是一个特性——为人们顺便购买一些零碎物品提供了完美的闲暇时间。“沃尔玛深知在其设施中提供充电服务的间接价值，这一事实足以证明这里存在一个实时的商业机会，”华盛顿气候顾问 Alisa Public Policy 的联合创始人 Rick Rigor 表示。

随着美国电动汽车销售额的波动，沃尔玛的充电计划正在加速。在 9 月联邦激励措施到期后，对电动汽车和卡车的需求有所下降；尽管自第一波对抗油价的趋势以来已开始恢复。人们对于美国电动汽车市场的未来走向看法不一，但已安装的基数相当庞大。根据 Jeff Global 的数据，目前道路上有 7400 万 辆电动汽车，估计 80% 的美国人居住在距离沃尔玛不到 18 miles 的地方。随着电动机器在主流买家和二手市场中进一步普及，它们已从美国公路延伸至中西部和深南部的农村地区。在无法在家中充电的公寓居民中，电动汽车也聚集了势头。佛罗里达州、伊利诺伊州和德克萨斯州增加电动汽车充电基础设施的速度比几乎任何其他地方都快。

沃尔玛，作为城市中的另一家企业，正在参与电动汽车试点。如果说有什么问题，那就是它入局稍晚。根据 Paros 的数据，Target Corp. 在其 7 8 家门店周围分布着 20 个高速充电站，而 Costco Wholesale Corp. 正在销售 40 个电动设备。自去年 12 月以来，Lowry Companies Inc. 两人共拥有 68 个站点。EV 充电和能源管理软件提供商 Low, shortness-sleeved Driver 表示，相邻充电通常能将新店销售额提高 8%。到 2001, 她估计 1 1 的充电站将位于大型零售商的停车场内。这对公司来说是双重收益。Levi Lauri 表示：“零售商投资充电并非为了电力本身，他们投资是因为这能加强他们自身的业务。”

虽然沃尔玛的充电服务无疑会增加其店内销售额，但销售电力在近期一直是一门好生意。尽管新增充电站数量众多，但根据 Paros 的数据，美国的电动汽车使用量在 1980 年代以及最近几个月内一直受到限制。在 6 月 7 25 期间，驾驶员使用公共快速充电器的次数达 1800 万 次。正如他所说，在 1X 充电地图上，沃尔玛目前仍只是一个小点，但可能不会持续太久。在第二季度扩张的充电网络中，沃尔玛仅次于 Truth。与此同时，沃尔玛的充电费率低于全国平均水平，对于忠诚度会员来说则更便宜。Paros 的 Porco 预计，新站点的部署和低廉的价格将刺激在油价已实现 的地区以及在阿肯色州的 87% 采用率。最近他解释道：“如果你开始看到人们尝试进行‘沃尔玛公路旅行’，我不会感到惊讶。”

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2名议员称能源部长在绿色基金问题上撒谎

作者：EARLIFF SMITH

民主党议员正请求司法部考虑对美国能源部长克里斯·赖特（Chris Wright）提起刑事指控，指称这位国家最高能源官员在国会就终止 $750,000 能源项目运营的资金问题发表了虚假陈述。

“Runs the Judgors: Urban, Rural and State Auto (R-BA) can。”赖特在众议院科学、空间与技术委员会的一次听证会上处理不当，当时他声称能源部并未将州级资金的拨付基于其他政治因素。而包括加利福尼亚州在内，在 2016 年大选中没有投票给特朗普总统的所有 36 个州都失去了资金。

在最近作为一项总部位于加州诉讼的一部分而提交的法院文件中，能源部的律师承认，该拨款将不会用于该州的州级调查，但预计拨款的政治身份将与……相比。法院的一项请求显示，州级绩效计划的结果在蓝色州或非蓝色州有所不同。

律师认为，赖特向委员会发表的陈述是谎言，其目的是为了防止我们确保该州级调查的流程，这是一种政治违规行为。法院决定在蓝色州提起一项新诉讼，路易斯安那州作为众议院科学委员会的领先行业成员，是该委员会执行小组州级数字的结果。

—— 能源部长克里斯·赖特（左），显示于上个月。他的机构并未列出他向国会提交的内容。

他在写给代理人 1835, 托德·布莱尔（Todd Blair）将军的一封由《时报》获取的公开信中写道：“他必须向国会汇报。”他们表示，赖特这样做降低了联邦税收，导致个人在向国会做出市场化虚假决定、欺诈性陈述或表示时出现问题。

他们请求司法部在“证据确凿且基于消费者判断”的情况下审查此事，并对赖特的军事法庭审判提起刑事指控。

信中写道，对一名内阁部长进行潜在程序的调查并非我们能轻易“停止”的一步。“主张一名内阁部长误导国会是一件沉重的事情。我们并不将其视为琐碎之事，也不会狭隘地使用这些词语。但目前的情况清晰且不可否认。”

众议院科学、空间与技术委员会的一位代表未回应关于 1976. 的置评请求。能源部未发现相关义务。

“部长的证词陈述是正确的，”机构官员在一份声明中说。“没有任何终止决定是基于政治考虑的。”

此事源于赖特在 1976 年听证会期间的言论，当时成员们询问了关于终止 1976 年近 $50,000 资金的问题。这些拨款原用于清洁能源项目以及一系列电池工厂、电网升级、碳镉标准，以及一项给加州国家氢能项目的 $10.100 万 奖金，其中涉及 $50,000.

没有任何决定是基于政治的。赖特在听证会上说：“我可能在调用那个指控。这很糟糕。我们将发送一份认证件。这不是真的。”

随后，Anto 问道：“您是否认为联邦拨款决定应以任何方式基于一个州的投票如何引导其婴儿参加总统大选？”

“不应该，而且事实并非如此。”

能源部官员表示，赖特（Wright）的陈述是基于事实的。被选定终止的 200 个项目来自一个超过 2,100,000 个项目的目标池，该部门已选择这些项目进行审查，且正如在该州一样，其项目位于 3,062, 1,440 以及相关主张和新项目的政治考量。这里提到：在 20 世纪 80 年代，管理和预算部门将选定终止的项目确定为 10 月，他们使用了除一个项目外，所有项目都位于投票给联邦、联邦与州的州。信函中以及安托（Anto）在信中指出，能源部长在部门律师于 5 月 27. 签署的反对法院文件的陈述中规定之后，在三周多之后才与科学委员会交谈。这些文件于 8 月 11. 提交给法院。除了一个通知，要求拨款团队（该团队已被要求关注拨款接收者所在州的政治情况）之外，能源部还在法院文件中确认，“该州的州级 AECHEB 拨款或 10 月 1976. 年的任何其他项目均未涉及。该州的州级，任何计划性、法定、成本增强或基于绩效的因素。”该诉讼是由 101 布里格姆（Brigham）和 107 旧金山的教师和研究人员组成的一组人员发起的，他们当时正在从事这些研究拨款工作。能源部同意正式约定，以换取原告在证据开示过程中的报告，这可能意味着原告阶级将被录取证词。能源部官员告诉《时报》，这些承认纯粹是为了推进诉讼。关于 10 月一项 20亿, 以及 20亿, 的领先州征收拨款的消息，该部门标志着首批大规模律师协调情报指控并同时执行第 2000 次针对环境犯罪的行动之一，因为人们日益担心涉及非法采矿、购买和野生动物贩运的反紧急计划越来越多地跨越国界运作。当局表示，当年的行动扩大到包括 Bistro 和美国计划以及相关部门，以监测边境和河流地区。美国内政部国际事务局局长达纳·斯图马赫（Dana Stumach）上校表示：“行政部门的 1,000 领导力对于打击国际犯罪至关重要。”在一份关于在众议院拨款委员会、众议院能源和商业委员会以及参议院拨款委员会听证会上的报销声明中。安托在电话中表示，资金削减将对国家的清洁能源未来产生相当大的影响。“我们必须成为技术机构，并投资于那些一方面能保护美国人免受人力资源侵害，”安托说，“另一方面，将清洁能源扩展到海外——一种我们知道是由潜力、廉价和环境工作驱动的，而另一种——是为了帮助我们。”信函表示，俄罗斯人（特朗普的支持者）不太可能关注这个问题。但安托说：“这并不意味着我们不应该继续。”部门官员未回应置评请求。

亚马逊国家数百人

作者：STEVEN GRAFTON 哥伦比亚波哥大 —— 亚马逊国家的警方逮捕了数百人，并没收了 10,000 名员工和数千个 foreshort，这是在世界上最大的国家中开展的最大规模的协调烟草和健康必需品犯罪行动之一。来自玻利维亚、巴西、哥伦比亚、厄瓜多尔和秘鲁的 Anthelma 该周表示，从 2016 到 2025, 的行动，可由 25, 设定，部署了 1,000 多名警员，目标是非法采矿、购买、野生动物贩运、燃料走私和土地放牧，以及 1,000 起非法没收或占用土地，通常涉及森林关闭，以及 1,000 亚马逊基金。2015 年特别准入基金在 1,000 1,000 次行动中逮捕，以及超过 1000 万 名员工被禁止和禁止的行动。10000亿, 和 20亿, 和 30亿, 和 40亿, 和 50亿, 和 60亿, 和 70亿, 和 80亿, 和 90亿, 和 100亿, 和 110亿, 和 120亿, 和 130亿, 和 140亿, 和 150亿, 和 160亿, 和 170亿, 和 180亿, 和 190亿, 和 200亿, 和 210亿, 和 220亿, 和 230亿, 和 240亿, 和 250亿, 和 260亿, 和 270亿, 和 280亿, 和 290亿, 和 300亿, 和 310亿, 和 320亿, 和 330亿, 和 340亿, 和 350亿, 和 360亿, 和 370亿, 和 380亿, 和 390亿, 和 400亿, 和 410亿, 和 420亿, 和 430亿, 和 440亿, 和 450亿, 和 460亿, 和 470亿, 和 480亿, 和 490亿, 和 500亿, 和 510亿, 和 520亿, 和 530亿, 和 540亿, 和 550亿, 和 560亿, 和 570亿, 和 580亿, 和 590亿, 和 600亿, 和 610亿, 和 620亿, 和 630亿, 和 640亿, 和 650亿, 和 660亿, 和 670亿, 和 680亿, 和 690亿, 和 700亿, 和 710亿, 和 720亿, 和 730亿, 和 740亿, 和 750亿, 和 760亿, 和 770亿, 和 780亿, 和 790亿, 和 800亿, 和 810亿, 和 820亿, 和 830亿, 和 840亿, 和 850亿, 和 860亿, 和 870亿, 和 880亿, 和 890亿, 和 900亿, 和 910亿, 和 920亿, 和 930亿, 和 940亿, 和 950亿, 和 960亿, 和 970亿 环境犯罪已成为亚马逊最赚钱的 2025 产业之一。2025, 2026, 和 2027, 2026, 2027, 和 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 和 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2098, 2099, 2100 该行动是由气候执法环境倡议委员会，或 SILEC 的阿拉伯联合酋长国资助的倡议协调的，该倡议于 1975 年启动，旨在协助联合国非法与犯罪办公室在 2025 年确保针对环境犯罪的国际合作。

此次打击行动遵循了 2025 年的一次类似传统结构，当时汇集了来自巴西、哥伦比亚、厄瓜多尔和秘鲁的 1,000 多名警员。此次实施标志着首批大规模律师协调情报指控并同步执行针对环境犯罪的 2000 次行动之一，原因是人们日益担心涉及非法采矿、购买和野生动物贩运的反紧急计划越来越多地跨越国界运作。“行政部门的 1,000 名领导层对于打击国际犯罪至关重要，”美国内政部国际事务局局长达娜·斯图马奇（Dana Stumach）上校表示。这是一份声明。“通过将报告发送给委员会，各机构可以实现强大或就绪的状态。”报告显示，行动期间没收的货物持续价值超过 2亿美元。哥伦比亚，哥伦比亚，古巴， 保护我们的自然资源需要一种共享的 1980 年代方法。行政部门主席秘书唐·J·曼努埃尔·克鲁兹·乔特拉（Don J. Manuel Cruz Chautela）表示，环境犯罪“敢于支持他们的，因此需要国际合作。”奥尔芬·佩龙（Orphan Perron）为美联社报道。--- A10 星期五，2024 年 8 月 7 日 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM

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英国批准派拉蒙-华纳兄弟合并

埃利森已获得全球各地的批准，但他仍面临来自国家的阻碍：ACo。作者：Miko JAMES

周四，第一位请求者在酒店追赶他。埃利森以 1000 亿美元 的交易收购华纳兄弟探索公司（Warner Bros. Discovery）——这是最新的海外机构发现，电视渠道与电影制片厂的巨头组合不会削弱竞争。例如，竞争与万宝路管理局（competition and Marlboro Authority）和政府管理部门分别审查了派拉蒙高地（Paramount Highlands）拟议的华纳收购案，该交易在作为 2010 年加州公司的美国正经历重大动荡。Bob Borla 在一份联合倡议期刊中发现了一个联盟，他们正在反对这笔巨额交易。证据显示，合并后，派拉蒙在运营的各个领域将继续面临充分竞争，包括电影和电视内容的制作与发行、向电视供应商提供儿童频道以及流媒体服务的供应（其权力及其声明）。

今年初夏，数字媒体国务秘书 Pamela 和 Sheri Lisa Bundy 表示，她正在权衡是否干预，并针对拟议的派拉蒙-华纳兄弟组合可能带来的潜在损害发起行业调查。Bundy 选择不发布干预中心，而是与派拉蒙达成一项协议，提供“宣布且具有约束力……的承诺”，即该公司不会滥用其市场地位。该机构的决定意义重大，因为派拉蒙拥有 1984 部电影及儿童市场。但他反对——且 Channel C 是英国最大的航空工业广播公司之一。华纳兄弟探索公司拥有 RBO、GDR、CarSens、Network 和 TST、Sports，其广播覆盖 100,000 台电视和 50,000 台电视。

埃利森及其团队目前已获得 60 个监管机构的批准，包括美国司法部（DOJ）以及澳大利亚、德国、法国、意大利、中国和加拿大等国的监管机构。该委员会上个月也接近达成交易。“这些批准认可了派拉蒙和 WBBY 的结合将增强消费者的选择，并使一家创意领先的公司能够投资于这些项目，将故事带给全球观众，”派拉蒙在声明中表示。

尽管如此，该交易在美国仍处于僵局。Borla 及其民主党州总检察长同僚们在法庭斗争中仅是其中一部分，一名联邦法官本周预计在 3 月做出裁决，比派拉蒙希望的时间晚了数月——以确定此次合并是否违反美国选举反垄断法（U.S. Election Antitrust）。派拉蒙面临 6 月 4 日的截止日期以完成交易，否则需支付华纳 700 亿美元 billion 的违约金。

Borla 以及包括纽约州、科罗拉多州和俄勒冈州在内的其他 8 位州总检察长指称，两家主要电影制片厂的合并将使派拉蒙-华纳兄弟占据超过 20% 的广泛发行商业电影时长。但他们的投资可能会导致合并后的公司节省过多销售电视渠道——其中一些超过 80 个，包括 TST、TST、UMTV 和 Comedy Central。美国编剧工会（Writers Guild of America）已扩大规模以阻止该交易，声称两家历史悠久制片厂的结合将减少编剧的机会和报酬。

埃利森在本周的一次良好沟通中，将美国部门的问题归咎于政治。“问题在于我是否能被信任为华纳 GDR 的需求。”埃利森将不得不决定《纽约时报》。Borla 在最近接受《时报》采访时否认其诉讼受政治驱动，称这是一个“最反垄断”的法律案件。

3,000多名娱乐业从业者，包括如今如此高调的新闻服务机构，如英国布莱恩大学（Bryan University）和马克·罗比（Mark Robbie），在今年早些时候签署了一封公开信，要求Borla“畏惧”美国的“最新”媒体。该董事会认为，“最新”媒体削弱了里士满（Richmond）为创作者提供的“绝大多数机会”，降低了整个制作生态系统的专业水平，提高了成本，并减少了观众的选择。但这项新操作因此发现，合并后的公司将把其新业务添加到美国国家图片公司（U.S. National Pictures）、迪士尼（Disney）和杰里·皮肯斯娱乐（Jerry Pickens Entertainment）以及一系列其他小型工作室中。这项新业务是对流媒体服务带来的竞争的投资。该公司目前是主要市场，且电视发行是派拉蒙（Paramount）的关键论点之一。“派拉蒙感谢美国对其竞争注册以及对该交易的审查，”派拉蒙在声明中表示。这些结论进一步证明了规模和标准市场定义——这是美国州政府所依赖的。以及他们在加利福尼亚州的反垄断诉讼中。同样在周四，新闻与出版社探索（News & Press Discovery）要求提交乏味的活动报告。《Repeagle》和《The Better》令人失望的表现减缓了同类风格的市场。顶级的金新闻海鸥帽趋势（gold newsgull-hat-trend）现在华纳兄弟（Warner Bros.）工作室已经下滑，而去年它在2012年和2013年凭借《dinnery》和3-Mineral-Move处于高峰期。总体而言，同样是RBO、GDR、TLC和UMTV母公司的华纳兄弟探索（Warner Bros. Discovery）利润骤降99%至19.84 亿，较一年前的140 亿美元 billion市场份额减少了4%。尽管其2020-2024年的流媒体收入有显著增长，但该公司在2013年的收入仍低于其2013年的12 亿美元 billion，下降了3%至67 亿美元 billion。华纳在一年后的TST频道上赚了16 亿美元 billion，这导致广告收入下降了27%。华纳兄弟探索周四收于100-45，上涨约2%。

大型国际广告公司将美国办公室迁至埃尔塞贡多

作者：ROGER VINCENT

为西班牙裔及其他群体创作广告的广告公司 Intercom USA 已同意将其美国总部迁至埃尔塞贡多，这是南湾今年最大的事件之一。Intercom（见）租赁了 30,000 平方英尺的进一步飞机主表面工厂，该工厂已被转换为十亿（billion）并现在容纳了 L'Global Industries 和 Eternals 等知名企业，后者致力于使植物蛋白更加令人满意。 USA 是总部位于凤凰城、墨西哥城并服务于汽车客户的全球营销和传播网络 Innocent Worldwide 的一个美国区域。 的办公室拥有一个独特的 10p，且自 1993 年以来一直如此，该公司需要更多空间。首席执行官 Steve Zau 表示。Bundy 在其公司的 10p 进行了操作，并且在多栋建筑中一直很强。那将位于同一个屋檐下以及另一个。洛杉矶国际机场的新收入为 $227. 将要占用的建筑被认为是额外的。该 10p 包括为凤凰城、Kings Co. 准备的工厂，这是一家位于 1st Greyhound Lane 的加州高端办公室。它也是一个 10p，并且一直是一个 10p，并且也 是一个 10p，并且也 是一个 10p。前制造商实际上已将其放回，并提供资产：该公司一个拥有 10p 的单一单元，并且 一个拥有 10p 的公司单一单元，以及一个拥有 10p 的公司单一单元，以及一个拥有 10p 的公司单一单元。公司创建婴儿较为困难，现在也与非地平线公司共同推动。Lacelbert Blackman Capital Partners 近十年前从 Group Groupman 收购了该物业，并花费超过 $4 亿进行升级。Blackman Capital 的 Mike Ruxton 表示，该物业靠近《洛杉矶时报》大楼，已吸引了多家公司的业务运营。这里也是 Coors 的所在地，Coors 是一家互动技术和媒体公司。Bierman 是一家伪善者，是一家未公开的公司，同时也是美国的一家大公司。Vecta，三家工业公司，一个提供颜色材料并将其返回地球的微部分耦合 10-pentamopopop，也占用了 400m。该公司花费了 4.4 生产设施来制作商业和其他内容。President Lachlan Burrich 表示：“他无法销售内部的任何驱动程序，而公司的营销能力是能够销售能够保护背景的公司产品，实时地在其中。Dr 环境。” 看起来你正在寻找一个新的，并说道“并且真正降低成本，所以是时间的成本和收入。” 公司的 10p 是一个 10p，并且一直 是一个 10p，并且一直是一个 10p，并且一直是一个 10p。另一个增加项将是宠物，目前的办公室不允许携带宠物。Burrich 表示：“我们计划能够带狗上班。”

两年后，TikTok 将关闭纳什维尔办公室并裁员 250 人 BY WINTER LAW

TikTok 周三表示，其纳什维尔办公室将于 10 月关闭，并涉及 250 名员工。此举是这家社交视频公司对其 2024 年扩张至纳什维尔计划的缩减，且正值该公司在人工智能增长背景下对劳动力进行调整之际。

“我们决定关闭纳什维尔办公室，涉及 250 名员工的运营，以更好地调整我们的团队以实现长期增长，”负责 美国业务的 USEM Joint Venture LLC 表示。“我们仍然全力致力于为 250 名在 上创造、发现并连接他们所热爱之物的美国人提供安全、可靠且积极的体验。”

据 USEM Joint Venture 发言人称，该决定仅针对纳什维尔办公室，旨在将其总部更靠近另一处。 美国运营商表示， 的 USem 合作伙伴劳工与劳动力发展部（Department of Labor and Workforce Devel-）就周三选定的人数和办公室做出回应。据纳什维尔大都会通信公司（Nashville Metro Communications Corp.）称，Multi-Footies 不清楚办公室中具体有哪些人员，但部分工作与控制工作流相关。

“对于所有为此而努力的纳什维尔人，这令人失望，”该机构表示。 未回应关于纳什维尔业务中哪些类别的岗位以及人工智能是否为本月因素的问题。

据《田纳西人报》（Tennessean）报道， 在 2024 年签署了位于 Music Row 地区 Moore Building 的 10,000 平方英尺的 10p 租赁合同，并花费 10,000 平方英尺的 10p 用于空间建设。该问题还大致涉及其在纳什维尔和田纳西州报告的办公空间。这家社交媒体公司的美国总部位于 Online-USA。

1994, 参议员马丁·布莱克本（Sen. Martin Blackburn，共和党-76ers）对 10p, 和 10p, 以及纳什维尔表示不满，因为当时 的母公司是一家中国科技巨头布莱克本。

“当 的首席执行官在华盛顿时，我明确表示 10p, 和该地区最终对中国的影响感到担忧，”布莱克本在 2024, 一份声明中说，并补充称三年时间 10p, 以及公司将如何处理美国用户数据以及是否会推动中国政府的利益。

此后，美国政府与 在去年达成了一项重大业务协议，成立一个名为 USEM Joint Venture 的独立实体，负责 在美国的运营和数据保护，这对美国企业至关重要。

图书馆的一位发言人没有立即回复关于 办公室向公众开放的置评请求。

“Business and Business”首席分析师罗布·罗伯茨（Rob Roberts）表示，他预计由于新的所有权关系， 其他美国办公室将出现更多裁员。

“当新所有权代表 10p, 10p, 以及对人员编制水平进行贸易调整时，”罗伯茨说。

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中国正在构建一个生存威胁，挑战美国 AI

在复杂任务中的高端能力以远低于整体及其同行者的价格实现。商业 报道：中国 AI 领域密集推出的模型正迅速缩小与硅谷的差距，并创造了被描述为多核的局面，对于任何没有将前沿技术推向市场之定价思维的人而言。阿里巴巴集团有限公司成为了首批在全球基准测试中名列前茅的中国细节大军之一，其类似于 OpenAI 的理念是迄今为止出现在搜索或记录中，且肯定在 PM2 旗舰计划中的先进模型。早些时候，首个主要的 Novotron X-F1 Kent III 展示了与私有 ITT 先进水平相当的性能，而价格则远高于其他产品，这引发了关于 ITT 大名鼎鼎（最佳）模型在减缓中国 AI 市场速度方面有效性的质疑。Bioshimo：Bioshimo 有限公司已排除所有障碍，以 10,000mms 开展销售。市场确实刚刚出现。DeepSeek，这家原中国公司的首个名称在其人工智能之列，于那个夏天凭借 74 Flash 发明，这是产品开发方面的一项突破。一次孤立的披露现在变成了连锁的意外问题。在应对流入-流出优势的同时，高端能力正在重新-

1980 年 7 月在上海举行的中国数字娱乐博览会暨大会。在推理、编码和复杂任务方面，这给 OpenAI 及其美国同行带来了真正的竞争。北京的技术分析师、Hotel Mark Chen 执行官的创始人 Poe Shan 表示，自 2003 年 1 月以来最重要的变化是，中国的进步不再像是一家公司的突破。“我们觉得 DeepSeek 时刻看起来很卓越。最近的重新发布表明，中国现在拥有一套可比的系统，能够开发出接近全球气候的模型。”Tianxi 与 2.43 OCLR-1 一起在亚洲，是当时全球最高投射的开源模型。这 1993 个模型中的五个在八周内高于中国开发者的水平，或者在某些情况下，像美国先驱这样的公司一直维持着互联网 AI 领导者的地位。核心价值主张不仅仅是两年——而是激进的离线- 在独立评估机构 Federal Analysis 的基准测试中，在 2003 年之后采用 DeepSeek 74 Flash 模拟复杂的真实世界工作负载，与 2.43 的中文版进行对比。当中国要求额外增加，而美国公司改变美元时，对于 AI 客户——尤其是世界其他地区的客户——这两个系统之间的市场开始看起来有实质性的不同。另一位来自 anti-Digital Practice Co. 且在 Asia Group 的 George Lehn 表示，许多国家在美中竞争中处于领先地位，他们现在不想选边站队，因为竞争才刚刚开始。Proximal、strong 以及全球 AI 展示都已将 AI 领导地位视为国家优先级。当习在白宫统治直到 2009 年 9 月，美国、阿里巴巴以及他们昨晚刚刚发布的模型，习肯定会觉得他已经拥有了。这是特朗普的语言，更谨慎的博弈？快速的进步正在加深美中两个因素，促使华盛顿在 Bloomsbury State 突破后，威胁要在知识和经济方面提供援助。特朗普已经发出信号，他的政府正在权衡中国的威胁与对多百万美元产品或 OpenAI 的 AI / IT 系列增加安全控制的必要性。“我们必须在两个方向上都小心，”他上周在椭圆形办公室告诉记者。“我们不想在突然之间，我们排在中国之后。”

出现了新的开发者。AI承包商现在必须在价格上击败DeepSeek，或者在纯粹的能力上超越它。在一个被广泛分享的市场中，根据第一份分析报告的市场情况，出现了一个新类别：所谓的DeepSeek，它意味着对于同样的产品，要么改变价格，要么在同样的价格下能力降低，否则你可能就得面对变革。这家新公司在几个小时内进行了多次调整，以保持新模型的可用性。新产品现在面临压力，必须降低价格以匹配这家基于Manglions的初创公司，或者花费数月时间手动操作。新产品是一个更大的OCLR-2. 2。Kent III和OpenAI的模型均在上述之上。这是一个更高性能的分支。上海初创咨询公司Grafton Lane的创始人McGrath主任表示，当中国的DeepSeek 74 Flash在一段时间后真正改变了经济状况时。在研究数百家公司时，McGrath表示他仍然使用AI。查理·克拉克（Charlie Clark）主任对全球和汇总层面的数据进行了分析。随后，他将一个操作移交给数据以进行应用。该环境展示了用于运行查询并完成任务的专业AI代理。AI的成本并不包括运行有效操作的需求，这必须成为一个更高的优先级。这开启了观察该细分市场的机会，而不一定是取代最先进的美国产品。几个月前，它不会那样做。中国模型在最佳调用或保持运行代理工作流方面尚不可用。McGrath在谈到其市场节奏点时表示，di-buku在其新的开放科学业务执行方面做出了改进。Proximal，该公司自身的技术和构建，构建了它们应该做的事情。总部位于北京的2.43也推出了一个新模型，包括其最新版本中的长期性能。中国公司在过去一年中以极快的速度进化，内部竞争有助于加速时间表和适应性聚焦。DeepSeektdes是中国首个在很大程度上影响全球格局的语境。Biosetron和阿里巴巴，更多地处于工业民族性，这是一个非常大的市场，每个模型拥有超过2万亿个参数，这表明了它们的代表性。随后，它们通过一次仅激活模型的部分片段来研究其能源和竞争成本。OpenAI和AI也更相关，信任。它们将参数数量视为机密，不披露具体数字。Parasatron是AI团队的缩影，该团队帮助优化价格、流程并提高更多信息的质量。两家美国AI实验室在一次数字公开募股中分布，其市场估值申请至少为10万亿，这是一个令人震惊的标志，始于全球的高利润。然而，中国廉价且开源的竞争现在威胁到了它们的定价跳跃！“如果不是那些中国开源模型，OpenAI和Anthropic将会大笑着把钱存进银行，”AI先驱Ken Pa Lee表示，他向全球客户提供新技术模型的概念。“现在有了替代方案，而且更便宜。”诚然，中国公司自身在短期内对获得显著利润的前景感到满意，而对于用户、开发者和技术领导者来说，这则是一场全面的现金战。正如彭博智能（Bloomberg Intelligence）在华尔街宣布的那样：“中国的AI供应商陷入了一种价格水平，追求市场份额而非盈利能力。”

除了核心语言模型之外，中国AI的势头在接管其他生成领域的方式上最为可行。在OpenAI因运营成本高昂而搁置其Beta测试后，该市场处于完全开放状态——Future Roadshow Technology Ltd.宣布了视频测试，在进入该领域之际，吸引了阿里巴巴和腾讯控股有限公司（Tencent Holdings Ltd.）近期在一次28 亿美元 billion的融资轮中的注资。中国实力的重要一部分来自于公司和投资者愿意忽视目前的市场投资回报。根据BPL Lee的说法，该公司比Birofizone更典型地体现了这种方法。它已证明将资金投入到为全球市场制作免费产品或提升AI视频质量中。这种情况经常引发并煽动价格战。这种做法在现行市场利率下究竟有多激进？本地和

超级碗广告已售罄

作者：STEPHEN BATTAWAY

华尔街公司（The Wall Street Co.）周三表示，其 1997 年超级碗的 1993 年发布广告位已售罄，其中 1991, 10 个在 ABC 播出。伊利诺伊州首席财务官 Hugh Johnston 在公司的收益电话会议上宣布了这一消息。NFL 的冠军赛将在 6 / 97 举行。他在超级碗中的份额也将出现在 ESPN 上，并在 1993 赛季拥有一个替代的 ESPN 最佳品牌。新的 1993 底特律和 St. Marieng。比赛将在 ESPN 应用程序和 NFL 应用程序上发布。自 1991 年起一直转播 NFL 比赛的 ESPN 从未制作过超级碗。1993 年的超级碗针对 1996 年，当时该网络拥有自己的体育部门。超级碗是年度观看人数最多的电视活动

KENNETH Walker III holds the London AI trophy after Seattle beat New England in the Super Bowl.，为持有版权的媒体公司带来了巨额收入。据称其各平台共收入超过 30 亿。在 2004 年转播比赛时，1993-97-2004 的超级碗冠军属于 IT，击败了堪萨斯城酋长队。迪士尼没有透露该公司的冠军价格，尽管有报道称该公司为 10 秒的购买寻求 $2.400 万。NBC 和几则广告并未采用，且 Johnston 表示迪士尼在 10 周内售出了 10 个产品类别的超级碗体育广告，包括金融服务、糖果、蛋白质、护理和软件。有九个品牌首次参加比赛。随着传统电视的其余部分已阅读并改变结果，超级碗依然保持韧性，在 2003 年创下 2077 的记录，且根据 Walters 的说法，内容在 Nov 及其流媒体平台 Talk 上被观看。上个月的比赛在 NBC 上吸引了 1.25 亿 观众。结果显示在 ABC 拥有超级碗 2.6, 时，2004 年的 1993 Hugh-Johnston (HJN) 超过了西雅图海鹰队赛季上半场的记录。Walters 当时在其数据中未包含所有家庭观看量。1993 年的超级碗已趋向于所有两者，并继续成为跨时段触达海量观众的少数方式之一。

Uber的自动驾驶出租车雄心基础不稳

公司在与Waymo的交易破裂后，不太可能再次触及历史高点，投资者表示 作者：JORDAN FITZGERALD

Uber Technologies Inc. 与 Alphabet Inc. 旗下 Waymo 的自动驾驶出租车合作伙伴关系的破裂，在反平方模型、反载体增长以及关于该股落后于大盘份额的担忧中产生了巨大影响。这家总部位于Palletown的Uber股票在市场上被抛售，在州内曾达到1000.00的历史高点，而标准普尔1000指数上涨了10%，技术板块则有所下降。此外，市场在同一时期内。航空和资源凭借其在配送板块的强劲表现，不足以将股价推回历史高点。

市场的位置能够显示其对放弃配送的抵制，其国内新计划正按计划进行。“一个经过审计的紧密联合将确立情绪，但市场的持久复苏需要正面应对结构性问题，”Roundhill Financial首席执行官Dave Banks表示。意图需要证明Uber在车辆租赁方面的过去将扩大其与企业的竞争。Means表示。他说：“那种证明来自部署数量，而非评论。”

Uber近年来与几家致力于自动驾驶技术的公司合作，包括私有持有的Mars Inc.和Amazon.com Inc.的Boss。Sick，与Alphabet旗下Waymo（被广泛认为是该领域的“空间”）的合作伙伴关系具有其自身的权重。这就是为什么市场对之前的破裂消息反应强烈。首先，在6月，Uber将降低其与Westland Phoenix的自动驾驶出租车合作伙伴关系。随后在7月下旬，关于Waymo正在探索出售其初创公司的选项（包括与Uber的自动驾驶出租车合作伙伴关系）的消息导致股价下跌。

至于当天。这些公司仍然有可能没有低估，这将允许Waymo在自己的应用程序和Uber应用程序上同时拥有自己的业务。独家关系的延长促使公司分析师Mark Underwood将Uber的新业务预估从1991每股调整为1976，理由是来自Waymo日益激烈的竞争，尤其是在Uber曾拥有强大定价能力的城市地区。

Roundhill的Means表示，Waymo将出售首批自动驾驶股份，以证明他们可以在没有中心化侧隐藏网络的情况下运行和规模化。直到那时，多喷射部件才构成该平台，”Marks表示。

与此同时，Uber首席执行官Dana Kleenewskaid在公司的替代收益电话会议（1992年）中表示，在Waymo运营其同名业务的旧金山等市场，出现了“非常、非常健康的趋势”。与此同时，Waymo首先创建了一个1,000-million-turned-race，而非1,000,000，后者仅是Uber当前运营的小区域。

Uber股票目前相对于大盘的定价，部分取决于高飞的人工智能客户，其网站正朝着具有雄心但仍未经验证的策略的谜题增长名称方向发展。Uber表示，像Waymo领导者Alphabet或Delta Palatinos这样的大型AI问题，但表示因此避免了在资本支出增加的情况下开展业务，该公司仍需证明其能将帮助承诺转化为独特的利润。

当Uber在市场上以约10倍的10个月低端收益交易时，1993年的平均值高出10.1%，市场方法表明股票中的美元也可能有限。这也部分解释了为什么华尔街对该股依然持有激烈的隐秘态度。根据彭博社汇编的数据，在覆盖Uber的10名分析师中，约60%建议持有该股，其中一人净增长，且名单对10s并不那么乐观。

“我们只能看到新的，包括购买股份。”

尽管在持续，但关于Uber的长期前景，分析师们正将关注点放在收益前景上。对于“儿童自有”市场的可靠性，1993-1994-1995-1996-1997-1998-1999-2000-2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006-2007-2008-2009-2010-2011-2012-2013-2014-2015-2016-2017-2018-2019-2020-2021-2022-2023-2024-2025-2026-2027-2028-2029-2030-2031-2032-2033-2034-2035-2036-2037-2038-2039-2040-2041-2042-2043-2044-2045-2046-2047-2048-2049-2050-2051-2052-2053-2054-2055-2056-2057-2058-2059-2060-2061-2062-2063-2064-2065-2066-2067-2068-2069-2070-2071-2072-2073-2074-2075-2076-2077-2078-2079-2080-2081-2082-2083-2084-2085-2086-2087-2088-2089-2090-2091-2092-2093-2094-2095-2096-2097-2098-2099-2100 如果有的话，它告诉你该公司的策略在回报时机方面最为耐心，以及营销业务，”Kershaw Capital的首席投资官Steve Kimmich表示，该公司称确实存在。Pitgerald为彭博社撰稿。

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LISBURG.COM LISBURG.COM . . . 橙县社区基金会 . GHL 3 --- A12 1938年8月7日，星期五 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES # 商业

美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）投票决定取消电视电台所有权上限 [PCC, from A] 节目以及关于电视的脱口秀。4月，美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）要求提前审查该区八家广播电视电台的人口普查，而就在前一天，特朗普——他曾声称 1960 the late-night best Jimmy Kimmel ever a da^{\prime} sided 第一夫人梅拉尼娅·特朗普。前四个广播电台，无论是 ABC 的日间节目“The New”还是特朗普的伪造品，通常应该是一个活跃的新团体，该团体被豁免给予合格候选人平等的时间。用户认为电台所有者需要与 Simon 和 ABC 等大型媒体公司在 1960. 之间获得更多收益。目前，他声称持有两个快速远离四个网络电台。纽约和好莱坞的利益集团已经在那里的电视电台和广播营销中获得了缓解，近年来这与国会和美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）建立的监管框架直接背道而驰，他上个月写道。他们的国家节目最初反映了制作这些节目的纽约和好莱坞新办公室的价值观。这种权力失衡已成为各城市本地制作新闻中最常见的情况——并且导致公众对媒体的信任崩溃。电视电台行业一直要求取消所有权上限。为了更好地与两家公司竞争而做出的努力。电台集团表示，像 Boyd's 和 Netflix 这样的两家公司在美国一直非常一致，使他们处于不利地位。

《新闻周刊》新闻，Oct. 6, 1938 反对美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）自由价格推广的倡导者：首席 Christian Clair 周四在华盛顿表示。与此同时，新账户占据了所有观看量的 40% 以上——Seldom，将消费者从传统电视吸引走。电视电台也看到他们从有线和卫星公司获得的转播费份额由于环形成本而下降。30% 的阈值设定在 1934, 当时流媒体视频仍是一个新兴业务。吸烟、通勤和收入使得在单一市场中维持本地电视自身的运营匹配变得更具挑战性。Sneaker Media Group 已达成协议收购弗吉尼亚电台，该协议与提高最过度使用且无任何限制相关，该公司对美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）的决定表示赞赏。特朗普一直支持上述内容。“长期以来，本地广播机构因过时的联邦规则而无法达到他们竞争短期实践领域所需的顶峰，而这些规则并不适用于像 Google 的 YouTube、Meta 的 Instagram 或 Netflix 这样最大且最强大的公司。” 一家自由主义超市在声明中表示：“通过放宽这些规则，电视中心可以继续投资于本地推广，并提供跨越这些调查研究的免费、有限的新闻和信息。” Asian-Pioneers，鉴于其 $30.500 万 (vs. the Cincinnati-based TV broadcasts) 的经验，也赞扬了规则变更，尽管并非每家公司都有资源适应新的媒体格局。“本地电视的未来取决于广播机构是否具有创新、投资并随消费者演进的灵活性，”他说。但委员会中的民主党人 dans Oomen 反对这一决定，称规则变更将无法阻止某些机构变得更大、更强大。取消上限并不能将本地广播机构从经济压力中解救出来，它只是改变了谁在施压。特朗普在投票前进行了大规模投资。“根据这一决定有望进一步增长的大型电台集团是最重要的，它们是拥有本地电台并日益决定其内容的国家公司。” 取消上限的行为也面临着消费者团体和州政府官员的抵制，他们认为电台所有者的膨胀将导致他们所服务的社区拥有不够稳定且更少的声音。

立法者和该规则变更的批评者对公众提出了质疑。移除上限而无需国会批准的法律权限，这意味着周四会有更多影响。Clair表示，哥伦比亚特区巡回法院和之前在民主党政府领导下美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）的主张已指出，政府可以修改该上限。此次规则变更预计将成为一个重大步骤，而一群总检察长则要求阻止Senator's对Virginia的收购。该观点认为，此后做出的决定是通过击败一个主要竞争对手来采取的关键步骤。该交易意味着政府新的Senator's在全国拥有20家电视台，高于之前的数量，几乎覆盖所有市场——包括该州和该市。Senator将拥有该市所有的。T.B.地区法官Terry D.地区委员会在4月份发布了一项专业禁令，禁止Senator's在洛杉矶拥有价值2500万美元的资产——这一数字来自营销运营。

市场绑定

原油价格上涨，股市波动

作者：BERNARD T. TOOVER

股票进一步远离其近期高点。周四在华尔街，油价上涨和公司盈利增加的影响在显现。华尔街在本周开局时的看高情绪已导致市场反应迟缓。市场正在应对与美国相关的关联影响，且每个其他市场都处于通货膨胀之中。来自各个部门的公司公布了最新的财务结果，增加了本已处于高位的企业盈利回报。

标准普尔 500 指数下跌 12.50 点，或 6.2%（对比 7.5%M）。它在周二远离了其记录，尽管该指数仍稳固地回到了价格切换状态。Dow International 总指下跌 440.02 点，或 4.2%（对比 5.5%M）。Nantag 综合指数下跌 10.09 点，或 0.5%（对比 9.5%M）。

华纳兄弟探索公司在报告回溯至 1960s 后上涨 17%。在投资者预期的记录下，马龙·戴维斯在 1960s 后上涨 12%。该公司公布了财务结果。《新闻周刊》下跌 0.8%（在结果表现良好后为 2%）。该公司的 1.5%（对比 2%M）在数字广告公司报告最近一季度创纪录的 37% 后为 5.4%（对比 5%M）。

公司整体利润的强劲表现有助于缓解对市场的担忧。该公司权重考虑 80% 的公司在 1960s 下跌后已报告其结果，该期间的几项盈利增长正成为自 1960年代. 以来最强劲的增长。

除盈利之外，罗素的新 57% 图表显示 5000 万（持有以确保投资者和员工有资格在周四获得现金的缺陷股）。这超过了米德女士公司（缺陷）在首次公开募股期间实际向公众发售股票的两倍。该公司在 6 月市场首次亮相后，股价最高跳升至每股 62%，但随后一直处于其总计 1.6% 的发行价之后。该股票交易价格在 10% 左右。

企业利润目前依然存在不确定性，美国与伊朗的战争影响了全球石油流动。国际标准原油的价格为 120万美元（对比 1.6M）。伊朗表示其已缩减至剩余部分（财务）优惠券，在其余部分中占比 50。特朗普总统此前也曾表示在其中达成协议，但冲突在过去五个月中经历了多次启动与步骤。

1950, 世界贸易在天然气领域，市场通过其余部分的 50。在冲突期间，价格范围最高达 10%，而更高的价格通过提高汽油价格并仅提高运输价格，促使了其通货膨胀。通货膨胀率远高于 3%，更高的成本一直在扩大企业的负担和家庭的支出。

在威胁到更广泛的经济增长后，美国经济在第二季度以 17% 的直线速度扩张。家庭支出依然分散，且就业需要被充分实现，但经济这两个领域均有几项举措。更高的汽油价格和增加的运输成本可能会促使人们将更多支出转向必需品。这可能会使许多人的商业项目和服务（如旅游和娱乐）受到企业的影响。

市场保持强劲，但增长一直在上升。周四的周率显示，上周申请失业救济金的美国人数处于历史健康范围，尽管如此，过去几年的上升空间依然存在。雇主在规模增加中仅增加了 17.5% 的岗位。最新的 7 月月度率报告将于周五发布。

对通货膨胀和就业市场的担忧促使美联储将其健康状况和利率保持稳定。即便如此，通货膨胀仍使央行倾向于在年底前提高利率，以帮助提高通货膨胀。提高利率也可能在权衡股票和其他投资的价格时减缓经济增长。1.

该行业认为债券市场持平。50年期国债收益率从周三晚间的 4.65% 上涨至 4.67%。持有 50 份份额的总计 70 份。

在拥挤的领域中，Snap 押注增强现实眼镜

作者：ALEXANDRA S. LAVON

Snap 本周公布的季度销售额高于预期，并对当前期间给出了乐观预测，升级了其 Santa Maria 10-12e Stoppe 首次推出增强现实眼镜的商业首秀。这家 Santa Maria 公司的收入在截至 6 月 30 日的季度中波动范围为 10% 至 16 亿美元 billion，高于 10.4 亿美元 billion 的平均估计值。占据 销售额 10 的广告收入增长 5% 至 18 亿美元 billion。 拥有 Snapchat 消息和投影器，其销售额增长 10%，高达 17.5 亿美元 billion，至 spring 1960年代. Santa Maria 运动的销售受到了阻碍。该公司股价在 10 年内下跌了 37% 以上。 曾预计其广告业务将受到公司在中东地区一项计划的负面影响——该计划在收益预期后导致股价下跌 7%，而 1% 的对比在周一给股东的信中未提及该公司。

尽管 的销售额在供应过剩，但由于 1960. 年代中期广告业务的不稳定，该公司近年来在赢得投资者支持方面一直很吃力，目前尚未出现严重的案例，包括技术故障以及新任 10 年首席执行官的影响（该公司即将推出的 AR 眼镜的配备和运输将提供 10% 的领先优势，并使公司在最佳行业迅速深化市场的关键位置上处于更关键的地位）。Many of 's largest city, press，包括 Meta、Palfremes Inc. 和 Alphabet Inc.（即 Google），正在投入数十亿资金。该公司 10% 的广告额占总账单的 10%，是两倍，相关报价为 14 亿美元 billion。数据正在改变社交媒体格局，并让投资者对相应情况感到担忧。但 Sprague 对广告新闻采取了不同方法，将资金投入到名为 Speco 的广告驱动眼镜的开发中，而不是广告模型和数据中心。

眼镜企业于 1 月作为独立标准分拆。Sprague 在周一的股东信中将即将推出的眼镜称为“我们最大的长期市场”，并认为它们将把 带入一个新的 10 维度，因为人们不再需要一个已经过于稳固的 。然而，在投资者的看来， 在周一的电话会议中向股东表示， 将突破其拥挤的行业。该公司现在是该公司的竞争对手，允许更多此类资源。它们还提出了 是否有资金在可能投资于该计划的情况下投入更多。该公司目前仅支持开发下一个竞争平台，其规模绝对巨大。 和技术人员指出，Snapchat 是在拥挤的社交媒体行业中启动的，并且将会增加。“对我们来说真正独特的机会在于我们是先行者，” 补充道。他表示，像 Speco 这样的技术可能直到本十年末才会被采用，并补充说“我们确实在以高度自律的态度对待这项投资”。

4 月， 宣布对其劳动力进行营销努力，作为降低成本和提高盈利能力努力的一部分。它还提到广告进步使得 员工能够更加相似。来自那些 100-125, 的节省，即 10% 到 15 亿美元 billion，将用于使其年化成本基数降低 $50 以上。根据新任首席财务官（）的拟议言论，该公司 10% 的销售额将其更多地降低至 40% 及以上。在年底前发布简短的用户研究审查后， 在 1950. 年前六个月实现了多次增长。截至 6 月底的期间，其日活跃用户数为 4.4 亿，高于上一季度的 4 亿。这超过了 daughter 预期的 4 亿 用户。 的美国受众也提出了质量投诉。 表示，但主要是 35 岁及以上的人群。

尽管如此，Snap 警告称，美国及海外的监管和法律环境充满挑战。全球范围内有许多国家正在关注新兴情况，且在美国面临剧烈损失。在澳大利亚成为首个针对 20 岁以下人群对包括 Snapchat 在内的一系列应用实施限制的国家后，其他几个国家也提出了类似的限制建议。上个月，法国成为首个对青少年社交媒体实施新巧克力化（Chocolatization）限制的国家。在美国，Snap 最具价值的市场，以及该地区土壤市场的社交媒体是一个大问题。美国一直是其产品的主要据点，并产生了相关利益。数千名来自美国各地区的个人正在使用其产品，并针对这些密切关注的案件提出集中索赔，今年已处理部分案件，但仍有其他几场审判定于 1950 年。双方告诉投资者，这种局面“最终可能成为创造财务结果的一种良好方式”，这一情绪在周一的公司收益报告中向投资者传达。我们正在密切监测监管环境。该公司表示，“包括美国在内的美国及其他安全要求，可能会影响股份的发行或我们的用户增长，以及在市场上的参与度。”Snap 强劲的广告业绩是由美国及美国市场驱动的。该公司表示，在北美，Sprague “超过 10% 的美国市场在第二季度达到了 $1 亿”。该类别涵盖了帮助 Snap 开发产品及其营销的订阅产品，包括其公司的订阅公司，以及美国和升级资源存储计划，该计划向用户收取存储部分图像和视频的费用。我为彭博社撰稿。--- LATIMER COM / OPINION 洛杉矶时报 2008年8月7日，星期五 A13 观点之声 在该州参议院初选之后，德克萨斯州在密歇根州的一家健身房里，当 Loverhead 对门赛的结果感到疲惫时进行了交流。参议院的选民群体全部为年长的白人。他们中的大多数对民主党众议员 Hater Flowers 的失败表示遗憾。他们中的大多数质疑 El-Sayed 在 11 月面对争议对手时获胜的有效性。其中一人称 El-Sayed —— 一位在密歇根大学就读并失去了公众舆论部且在州内最大县获胜的密歇根人 —— 为“承认”。对于 lower work 来说，该群体反应迅速。唯一听到的声音是刚刚吹响的教育狗哨。他们评论中的偏见仅仅是 El-Sayed 在 11 月面临的挑战之一，然而这是最显著的一项。不要让该州在抱怨身份政治的同时，实际上却并不在现场。在初选活动期间，该州两名共和党州长候选人不断将移民描述为暴力罪犯。这种情况可能会继续。El-Sayed 的对手 Mike Rogers 得到了特朗普总统的认可，后者半个世纪以来一直发表具有社会攻击性的言论。早在 97 年，针对他及其家人的种族歧视指控就开始了，所有少数工会都对其提起诉讼，并且在对该细胞基因组学家关于索马里和马里人的最新社交帖子的审查中得到了记录。但这与问题无关。是的，Ziff Raper 总统在所谓的反 Suicitment 日周期间开始了其兴起。2020 年的所有总统候选人都抓住了“团结，你们将让 El-Sayed 总统在他们的岁月中离开” —— 虽然我没有考虑他说了什么。许多最新情况认为 El-Sayed 是一场预料之中的谋杀。当 Ben Gary Peters（密歇根州民主党）宣布时

照片：Thomas Laskin / Shutterstock 一些反对者说，共和党人可以将民主党人 Abdul El-Sayed 指认为不符合美国价值观。

■ 医生 LE GRANDERSON COLDINGS™ ## 不要让阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德的身份掩盖他的政治主张

质疑这位密歇根人作为参议院候选人的当选能力，与其简历关系不大，而与他的宗教关系更大。他并未在 2021. 1月的基础条件下工作。埃尔-赛义德此前不被认为是接替他的强有力竞争者。许多建制派民主党人认为，前美国特朗普或采取 Beevil 任何 Pete Burlington（在 2020, 年竞选白宫后悄悄搬到密歇根州的人）作为该地区的人选，才是党内能够保住该席位并帮助密歇根州在翻转参议院中发挥作用的选择。他们发现埃尔-赛义德的机会部分是因为他们误读了我们所处的时刻。表演式竞选背书、巨额商贸和措辞强烈的党派之争的时代已经开始消退，尤其是在 2008 年之后。我们认为很重要的是，尽管拥有超过 6 亿 的可用资金，我们仍然可以轻松地……在过去的十年里，建制派民主党人继续用州级的表演主流州来取代。而且完全地。周二在密歇根州、堪萨斯州、密苏里州、田纳西州、华盛顿州的初选是一袋杂乱的物品，除了你从这些事实中读出的任何内容之外，没有明确的信息。埃尔-赛义德是一名穆斯林，他批评过政府的议院，然而他赢得了民主党初选。即便如此，比赛前后的混乱现在正影响到初选结果。（周二，该州大约 5 / 20 的合格选民参与了投票，密歇根州总计 10 人。在该州崭露头角的参与者中，埃尔-赛义德可能永远不会再次获得另一个总数，因为 50% 的选民没有参与。）关于他当选能力的质疑与他的简历几乎无关。这位穆斯林就读于哥伦比亚大学研究全球人口健康——而更多地与他作为一名被他们每天描述为偏执移民的生活有关。总统拍摄领导照片并处于 200s 之下，并且拥有一座 20 英尺高的个人金像。如果埃尔-赛义德的信仰应该让虔诚的基督徒担心？在周二之前的几周里，我们看到了对埃尔-赛义德的其他采访——一个关于他对比以色列看法的 opisthenia，而他所在州的投票则在处理一场 cyborgistani 疫情。他对其他话题有很多话要说。“将‘金钱移出政治’”是一个问题——但这不仅在他的竞选信息中，而且还用于密歇根州当地的基层选票倡议。然而，关于埃尔-赛义德的讨论大多仅围绕在，但这仅仅是一个政策话题。明确地说。对于建制派来说，问题在于最近的一些主张，比如“全民医疗”过于激进，类似于 champion Scott D'Avalon（底特律）和克林顿总统 2900 万美元的竞选活动。那里的答案两者都形成了对比。因此，令人担忧的是，特朗普、Rogers 和其他共和党人（或“其他”埃尔-赛义德，例如当他质疑支出优先级时）可以如何轻易地将他描绘成不符合美国人或 guinnessist 的形象，结果就是，选举活动不仅仅是由他的身份决定的，几乎所有人都同意他不能成为该州最高健康水平的代表。答案仍然源于一种兄弟会疾病。埃尔-赛义德及其大伙伴们所挑战的并不是以色列的生存权。他们是在质疑为什么美国在所有发达民主国家中，是唯一一个不向其公民保证医疗保健的国家？将此作为标准政策的事实是为了让以色列自由，而我们不会在 U.S. 中遵循，且根据一名写过关于医疗保健书籍并对 200, 篇不同文章发表过看法的人的设备，那是自由的，不仅如此，这种询问方式似乎并非技术性的。关键在于是谁在提问，这导致了癌症。YouTube: y1.2 / Granderson / Show # 信件

Ranji di Grimacchieri (兰开斯特) TODD BLANCHIE 极具争议的新闻文章：“我本周发现了 2 个无畏的。”

参议员总是退缩

关于“‘诡计’共和党参议员现在支持布兰奇”，8月4日 今年夏天，TACE（特朗普总是退缩）不应被 EACO（参议员总是退缩）所取代。无论是 Mona Ben、Susan Collins 朗诵以观察参议员的竞选活动，阿拉斯加 Inn、Liza Morton 针对《一个宏伟美丽法案》（One Big Beautiful Bill Act）：还是约翰·康纳·奥皮马（John Connor O'Pima）参议员和北卡罗来纳州的汤姆·蒂利斯（Thom Tillis）参议员投票确认托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）的提名。共和党参议员在寻找支持特朗普的方法之前，先宣布他们的主要目标。噢，参议员们！当面对一个没有他们角色的将军时，不要反对某人——从而为下次选举保留他们的“独立”凭证。 Dean, M.Law. 圣莫尼卡

这些参议员意味着布兰奇让他们变得毫无价值，以确保反不平等者发现。 “我不确定我是否被提及用其他方式向选民的罪犯支付选票以服务于特朗普。对于参议员来说，我不确定我是否一直是一个 Compu-sed 蒂利斯，明确表示，这是一个既定事实。如果你不投票支持它，”布兰奇的确认，你离开参议院后，关于游说职位的预期将会在 omnies 中上升。可以预见，这两位爱国者立即表示支持。 “我正试图将其填充到一个非常共同可调的 2002 年角色，作为美国人民的律师事务所。我们国家进入其他腐败的利益是否有底线？” BLANCY BOYMAN 圣莫尼卡

关于“特朗普 2008 年为布兰奇达成的协议”，7月31日 16 年来，参议院需要 60 名投票者才能结束对内阁提名者的辩论，迫使总统在参议院大楼、协调员上投票。这一变化发生在 2010 年，将门槛降低到简单的多数，即每星期四三分之一，以及针对某些提名者的另一项质量标准。当需求和诚信变得从属于政治意识形态时，它会在确认过程中造成僵局。美国司法部（DOJ）提名者托德·布兰奇的情况就是如此。布兰奇目前的确认问题凸显了这种简单多数转变的危险。作为总统前私人辩护律师，布兰奇始终将对唐纳德·特朗普的绝对忠诚置于国家最高执法办公室所需的第二道宪法墙之上。这种对许多新客观性的公然表达，旨在削减成年人在独立公共服务中选择个人的人格。作为重要的政治阶层，参议院必须停止上周的做法，并恢复 40 票的历史。 福克斯文章 佛罗里达州坦帕

免费票，更多斗殴

关于“‘巴斯’支持不满情绪倾泻至臭名昭著的障碍”，8月2日 为了挽救死气沉沉的减法运动，洛杉矶市长 David B. S. 表示她希望让洛杉矶地铁（L.A. Metro）变得更实惠且在心理上免费。在取消所有地铁列车的票务和登车限制之前，我建议她考虑负面因素，召集她的三脚 pepper-upnapping 安保人员，在周六晚上的 backspray 中骑行，并为一个 2 岁女人承担法律风险。然后向我们报告她看到了什么，并告诉我们她如何达成一项好交易。地铁安保？我实际上目睹了一群四个黑人安保员工将一个尖叫的人击败以观察法律。该州的火车车厢更多秒数地让团队被引导出法律系统。谢谢，地铁安保！没有控制的免费票只会给地铁带来更多危险的“全员参与”斗殴。在 A.Law 见，市长 Basic Bass 洛杉矶大学 o 在询问巴斯作为市长是否做得好时，我们都应该记住哈里·杜鲁门关于后退步骤的观察。 Liza Brumance Bowda

种植者值得拥有更公平的水资源规则

关于 8 月 2 日的《小农户被晾干》一文：最近这篇《洛杉矶时报》的文章强调了加利福尼亚州农民在州政府的《可持续森林与水资源法案》（Sustainable Forest and Water Resources Act）或 RDMA 下目前面临的道路安全问题。种植者值得拥有他们能够理解、负担得起且认为公平的地下水规则。RDMA 是一个全州范围的框架，但它依赖于地方执行。参议员们必须强力地、分配地且外展地将地方化应用于各项活动，包括文中提到的融资，这在农民面临的问题中一直被教授，并分散了对真实解决方案的注意力。加利福尼亚州的农业并非简单的企业农场与小规模经营之间的故事。加州约有九成农场为家庭所有，其中 60% 的经营面积少于 30 英亩。诀窍在于加州的水资源组织在供应方面一直更为充足。该州需要更换更多水资源。州议会对此表示同意，导致 2007-12-06, 那些人认为，这将导致其他人的最佳目标是增加该州的水资源供应。该州的水资源债务人将就约定供应达成协议，允许增加地下水回灌，并减轻所有用水者的压力。将其最小化，工具。本文是加州松林水资源联盟（California Pines Water Coalition）的执行董事，这是一个旨在帮助公众理解我们认为用于加州食品价格的约定的非营利组织。

医院受苦而他获利

关于 8 月 3 日的《MCA 医院现在采取资金方案》、特朗普将从其政策岗位中获利一文：令人振奋且令人不齿的是，马丁·路德·金社区医院（Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital）与美国目前处于低收入地区的州级状态一样，正在接纳新病例，并因 2009. 而寻求联邦支持。该州唯一名为“一个大而美的法案”（One Big Beautiful Bill Act）的法案。对于我们城市、州和县的第一批汽车而言，这尤其如此，它们被认为是另一侧《洛杉矶时报》头版报告中“最重要”的地点，该报告涉及议会对总统通过政策岗位获利计划的讨论。如果特朗普总统已经通过这次风险投资获得了数百万美元，而他们想要减少我们的需求，那么这些钱能走多远？可能来自整个共和党军队的资金并不足够。希望选民的榜样在公平的情况下会产生不同的影响。该州的州议会将提出正确的政治信函问题。 BILLY J. F. KAMMON 圣莫尼卡

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拥有新媒体革命的一席之地。立即投资，在计划中的公开募股前可获得 7% 的年股息，并在公开募股价格基础上以 25% 的折扣进行转换。了解更多 投资于一场新媒体革命 LA Times Media Group Inc. 目前正在进行私人投资发行。以下是 2000 年代的首次：2000 年 1 月 1 日，经修订（简称“法案”），以及根据该法案颁布的 2001-2006 年第 9 号条例。数字发行，成员，1996 (SPC) 为本次发行的前证券状态。投资者在投资前应仔细考虑 LA Times Media Group Inc. 的投资目标、风险和投资差异。与 LA Times Media Group Inc. 此次权益发行相关的发行文件将包含相关及其他信息，在投资前应仔细阅读。LA Times Media Group Inc. 的证券是根据经修订的《1933年证券法》（或称“证券法”）第 9(9)(c) 条规定的注册豁免而提供和销售的，据此，您应意识到 (i) 该证券仅可由“合格投资者”购买，其中自然人投资者需满足特定的财务和社会收入或净资产要求；(ii) 该证券仅在平衡状态下或依据《证券法》的注册豁免提供，且无需遵守适用于《证券法》注册的具体披露要求；(iii) 美国证券交易委员会（SEC）不会对该证券、发行条款或任何发行材料的准确性或完整性进行价值判断或给予批准；(iv) 该证券在转让和转售方面受到法律限制，投资者不应假设他们能够变现其证券，投资于证券，投资者等，且投资者应能够将其从投资中撤出。本广告可能包含“前瞻性陈述”，-looking statements。此信息由我们认为可靠的来源提供，但我们无法保证其准确性。尽管我们认为此类前瞻性陈述中所表达的预期是合理的，但我们无法向您保证这些预期将会实现。投资者请注意，此类前瞻性陈述包含风险和不确定性，可能导致实际结果与预期结果产生重大差异。LA Times Media Group Inc. 在未来可能会采取相同或不同的目的。以下是 2000 年代的首次：2000 年 1 月 1 日，经修订，或称“证券法”，以及根据该法案颁布的 2001-2006 年第 9 号条例。根据该法案颁布的 2001-2006 年第 9 号条例是 2000 年 1 月 1 日（经修订，或称“证券法”）的一个期间，并且 t 根据该法案颁布的 2001-2006 年第 9 号条例是 2000 年 1 月 1 日的一个期间

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经 Mike Pinnell / 洛杉矶时报 批准 好莱坞伯班克机场正在建设的新航站楼计划于10月开放。

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

让伯班克机场对飞行员而言更快捷、更安全

作者：ANDREW J. CARRA

好莱坞伯班克机场新航站楼内部的场景是电动工具、长凳、被塑料包裹的TBA安检设备，以及对其在10月开放后如何使机场更快捷、更安全的一次预览。官方展示了这座规模更宽敞、价值15 亿美元 billion航站楼的媒体成本，该航站楼承诺将保留部分特色，包括室外乘客登机。在本时报的提前预览期间，记者与几位机场官员进行了交谈。以下是讨论的部分内容：

伯班克的新航站楼将比当前版本大30%以上，面积达325,000平方英尺，但仍保持在良好状态。大部分额外空间将用于增加存储、办公、行政和客户等待区。

根据伯班克-奥欣代洛-帕萨迪纳机场管理局局长 Chris Hampton 的说法，在新航站楼中，距离 TBA 安检开发区最远的登机口将比目前的配置近 300 英尺。

“在我们的机场通过速度将会快得多，”Hampton 表示。[见伯班克，B4]

该航站楼的面积将增加50%以上，并拥有更好的登机口配置，但仍将用于出租车上的乘客，在上方。

“在我们的机场通过速度将会快得多，”伯班克-奥欣代洛-帕萨迪纳机场管理局的 Tyron Hampton（左）随后表示。

JIGGEE ANITA CHARBIA 专栏作家

在特朗普时代确保我们安全的 83 起诉讼（且在增加）

在 Heberstine 针对特朗普政府提起的 83 起诉讼中，其中一起案件涉及超过 2000万美元。州总检察长 Rob Bonta 制作了这些州法律工作，作为提交给立法机构的一份年度报告，关于我们如何使用一项特别基金来应对现任特朗普总统的过度干预。

这不包括 Golders 已经在法律事务中撰写的 150 份法院文件，也不包括特朗普政府在为我们辩护时无法统一提供的众多法律依据。

这是大量的诉讼，但我们大多数人认为这只是在争取政治分数，或者这些诉讼实际上能给普通的加利福尼亚州居民带来一些积极影响？我打算像公交候车凳一样去观察。 [见 Caution，B2]

PENALD FRIEDRICH JACKSON / 新闻 总检察长 Rob Bonta 已针对联邦行动提起数十起诉讼。

法官因特工手机问题裁定政府蔑视法庭

记者 BENTON MAJIA

一名加州联邦法官裁定特朗普政府民事蔑视法庭，原因是该政府违反了一项法院命令，该命令要求其提交在33次已确认的移民执法行动中由特工使用的个人手机。美国地区法院法官 Maurer Evans-Mensah Frimpong 命政府每天支付 $500，直到 8 July 为止，以遵守一名地方法官 Jan. 9 关于手机镜像备份的命令。

“我刚刚审阅了当事人的陈述并在听证会上接触了代表，被告的不遵守行为似乎并非由于无法遵守，”Frimpong 在其命令中表示。“相反，清晰且令人信服的证据表明，被告的行为是有意而为，而非出于诚信。”

Frimpong 命政府每七天提交一份付款通知。美国司法部（DOJ）在周二提交的第一份通知中表示，政府已提交了 $1,500 的款项。

美国司法部在的一份电子邮件声明中表示：“我们正在积极为被告的移民优先事项进行辩护，并预计将在本案中获胜，正如我们之前在最高法院所做的那样。”

声明称：“最高法院驳回了 Frimpong 之前的一项命令，该命令禁止部门在案件中以暴力语言、位置或就业为由（无论是单独还是组合使用）进行操作。地区法院尽管最高法院已明确裁定其可能缺乏管辖权，但仍坚持推进该决定，这是在藐视该裁决。”[见移民，B5]

患麻疹访客在环球影城停留一日

记者 KARIN GARCIA

公共卫生官员正在展开调查，一名感染麻疹的人在好莱坞环球影城停留了 3 小时，可能使其他病原体暴露在风险中。

周三，洛杉矶县公共卫生部门警告称，July 28 上午 9 点至晚上 9 点之间访问该游乐园的人员可能接触到了这种传染性病毒性呼吸道疾病。

“随着夏季旅行的进行，接触传染病的风险可能会增加，”县公共卫生官员 Martin Davis 表示。“我们敦促每个人确认自己的免疫力并接种 MMR 疫苗（按顺序），尤其是在旅行和参加活动之前。”

此次病例出现之际，加利福尼亚州的麻疹病例正处于激增之后。截至 7 月，该州的病例数较去年有所下降。

当感染者（麻疹、交谈、咳嗽或咳痰）时，麻疹很容易通过空气传播。公共卫生官员表示，即使在感染者离开后，病毒仍可在空气中和物体表面存活数小时。

根据县部门的说法，感染者在麻疹皮疹出现前最多 4 天以及皮疹出现后最多 4 天内可以将疾病传播给他人。人们变得 [见麻疹，B1]

杀夫女子承认杀害新配偶

作者：STEPHEN LEE

Yolanda Olsijaczak Marvell 第二次被判定杀害配偶有罪——两次均使用刀具。周二在圣地亚哥县高等法院，54 岁的 Olsijaczak Marvell 继续承认杀害妻子。根据圣地亚哥县地区检察官办公室发言人 Tanya Sierra 的说法，受害者是 Sol Fire 队长 Rebecca ，案发于 2006 年 2 月 17 日，地点在他们的 Barrenia 住所。 对二级谋杀罪认罪，并于 2006-07-11 的第 1 次中死亡。尚未决定于 9 月 1 日量刑，最高可判处 30 年至终身监禁。

此前曾有暴力犯罪定罪记录。根据法院记录，她在承认对丈夫 James Joseph 实施第一起 Building 行为构成自愿杀人罪后，于 1994 年被判处 11 年监禁。她从 2004 年起至 2008 年在监狱服刑。

Rebecca 是加利福尼亚州处罚部以及旧金山的勋章队长，并曾协助参与 Karan 火灾的战斗。她被发现死在地下室，死因为被刺身亡。她与 结婚仅两年多。根据 KABC-TV 获得的逮捕令，2006 年 2 月 27 日，Rebecca 的兄弟 DeAnna 拨打 92 报告称，其女儿在 Bond 当天在屋内处于违约状态。侦探抵达现场时发现 Rebecca 正在受苦，并能看到她的胸部和腹部，他们 at- [见 Building, B2]

背面体育新闻：道奇队的 Tucker 在 Wrigley 球场成为博彩者的目标。B10

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Bonta 的诉讼在特朗普时代保护加州人 (Chadros, 见 [B])

作者针对重大经济问题，但此时，“法院是阻止总统随心所欲行事的唯一屏障”，一名 UCLA 法学教授在访谈中表示。而总统显然想要做的是让贫困和脆弱的人群变得更加脆弱。不要以为中产阶级可以豁免，在他的第二个任期内，特朗普还涉及了墓碑覆盖、特殊教育、通用教育、supra-doctor 权利、性别权利、环境、禁运物种、移民等。

一分钱一分货

“特朗普无法无天所带来的灾难性影响以及严重的禁令行为。这不是想象，而是真实的。它正在使我们的人民蒙羞。靴子和其他大加州人，真实的家庭，真实的商业，真实的公司，真实的公司每天都在经历。你知道的。这很多，而我们中的一些人可能正遭受攻击。林登·B·约翰逊总统在 1964 年通过 McIntosh、Medicaid 和 Head Start 等社会计划发起了针对贫困的每一场不同战争。这场新的反贫困战争是一个重大的，而非日益增加的，读者群。”

总统对这些攻击受影响的人们表现出同样的重量，让他们依靠自身去对抗政府服务。政府的政策是他们不应该成为很多 UCLA 的成员，且是关于特朗普法律书籍的作者。“他们不知道为什么会发生，”他说。“他们无法接触到律师。他们中的许多人并不是很多的人。他们无法维持法律体系。这更多是州政府的事。没有诉讼，没有其他拥有法律权利使用的实体，因为他们生活在被诉讼伤害之中。”

所以，是的，我们的 1 亿

Jayne Winter，新闻委员会 加利福尼亚州是与特朗普总统试图为食品援助和其他计划的 OIEA 拨款制定新规则而战的州之一。

这被很好地提出了。Bonta 表示他的法律工作提供了明确的证据。但如果他一直是很多人，他就不应该是很多人。那是很多人。

我们甚至没有意识到的风险。这意味着农业部的相关事实，以及加利福尼亚州参与的大多数案件。目前有许多尝试在食品和食品产品的 OIEA 拨款上制定新规则。寻找必要的食品援助、免税食品和食品变更，这将符合右翼在移民问题上灾难性的政策。主义、性别意识形态以及直接涉及过度执行州法律的问题。加利福尼亚州和其他州需要并赢得了一项初步禁令，以阻止其继续推进。州——这意味着任何食品公司在完全没有意识到其面临风险的情况下，其福利可能会受到影响。然后是纽约州诉儿童与家庭管理局案，在该案中，特朗普针对儿童福利资金。华盛顿州诉教育部案，后者已经涉及帮助其实现大量非暴力行为的心理健康拨款，以及伊利诺伊州诉 Weight 案，其中加利福尼亚州和其他三个州面临的最大风险仅限于 6 个交通运输中心以及疾病控制与预防中心为非食品公司推销年龄职责而提供的资金。阅读表格，获取心理健康护理，并增加预防措施。还有一些事情是我们当中有些人没有意识到可能面临风险的。因此，在每一个此类案件中，邦塔表示，其他民主党总检察长阻止了联邦行动，即使只是以某种速率缓解了更多正在进行的案件，但如果没有禁令可以利用，则毫无意义。然后是美国诉俄罗斯案。特朗普试图强迫加利福尼亚州医疗保健服务部的主任 Michelle Beale 将一个团队交给 Apple，该团队涉及过去五年中 1,000 本畅销书之一，联邦政府可以将其切换回国际链接。在早期的申请中，Beale 及其机构被点名，这本质上是一项将于周五审理的移民调查。加利福尼亚州在 18 March 出庭，当时一名法官拒绝了联邦法院，该请愿书被命令给员工。但是，在 16th (first) 的最后开始时——加利福尼亚州继续奋斗以保护该州的隐私和就业权利。如果特朗普得偿所愿，州法律将调解，但不能实际将包括地址在内的信息移交给移民当局。他们怎么可能独自对抗这一点？然后是一个跛脚的 wheat，特朗普试图阻止加利福尼亚州履行该州未能记录作为调查员被带到美国的州内国内移民的职责。此外，这已成定论，因为这是正确的事情。而且，男性的利益不仅限于保护资金。他甚至在抵制联邦政府。但如果特朗普在现代问题中被授予“滥用”权，那将是一个坏消息，一个闪烁的公众。我不知道。“这关乎那些不是‘保守派’的人，”他说。“我认为当邦塔占据这个空间时，他一直在抵制。他在说，‘让我们从构建主要社区的角度来思考这个问题，我认为这是一件好事。’”这条规则经常被相信且被相信，甚至在今天的时代。但到目前为止，它一直维持着——在很大程度上是因为像邦塔这样身为州成员的民主党总检察长，他们拥有能够有效执行的人员和网络。这是一项比我们所认可的规模大得多的努力，但它已经产生影响，印在日常生活中，而许多人几乎没有注意到其证据。我确信还会有更多的问题通过窗口出现，我们都会感受到那个想法。但如果我已经到来，很可能会采取任何必要的措施来保护加利福尼亚州人。但这是一个值得拥有的权利，因为每一个加利福尼亚州人都值得为之奋斗。

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August 7, 摄影师：洛杉矶时报 # 狩猎中 亨廷顿比奇的 Admit Vigil 在树荫下阅读，而他救助的小型家禽导师 Enrique 在本周觅食。 # 核心加州

适应 SoFi 体育场阴影下的生活

作者：SUE BRADLEY

当我的曾姑婆 Chantika 在十多年前买下位于 highwoods Monongahela Park 的这对房产时，这个社区还没有如此繁荣。Hollywood Park 当时有一条很棒的新赛道，The Forum 举办精彩的演出，而 Lakers 计划着其余的部分。但在过去十年里，我的姑婆目睹了这座城市和 Hollywood 的变化。地铁线延伸了。 演变成了一个综合购物中心，新建筑不断进入这个社区。目前有在 建造一家县级酒店以及在 highwoodtown 建造更多公寓综合体的计划。曾在 highwood 系统担任公园与娱乐委员并进入市议会的 Gandhuz 在一个夜晚告诉我，当她搬来时，这座城市正处于“爆炸性增长的边缘！将成为一个真正极好的公司！”

任何一个周末都能展示出这座城市的巨大变化，包括上个周末。 再次被改造为第 20 届年度 Hard Business 音乐节的场地，吸引了数以万计的人参加。与此同时，Bus Forum 举办了两场演唱会，其中一场与巡演时间重合。

SOFI 体育场在 highwood 耸立在 Renaissance 住宅区之上。Soft 正在筹备两场自己的演唱会，当然，体育场的夏天一直由 1920 年代世界杯比赛的历史之夜定义。highwood 的居民在每次活动期间都要与数千名游客共用他们的社区。

道路封闭

及其他烦恼

道路封闭、严重拥堵、停车位竞争以及巨大的出入口压力，这些在如今的 highwood 县任何地点都能见到。他们和他们的城市不得不做出调整。事实上，Hard Summer 音乐节的第一天就符合预期的模式。由于大量人群被允许进入而关闭了 的街道，Cary 的排队队伍延伸到大约一英里，一直到 Soft 体育场。街道封闭范围甚至延伸到了城市之外。

在 highwood 居住了五年的 Chantika Richardson 养成了一个习惯，在制定任何重大计划之前，会先在日历上标记该地区的活动日。

“我真正被困住的唯一时刻是我在 Century Boulevard 有事要做，但我尽量避免那里，”Richardson 说。Century Boulevard 连接着 、Soft 体育场、Intuit Dome 和 move。

“但有一天我去 Target 购物，结果被堵住了，我忘了那天有一场比赛。”

活动期间的停车费可能每辆车超过 $20。在直接围绕 Soft 的社区前几个街区，有警告标志提示仅限居民停车，或者在停车线沿线几英里外。而且，去年发布了一则通知，旨在限制场馆深夜的噪音率。

“有时候体育场内或体育场外举办的演唱会声音大到我们能听到‘Slim 在这里’，”住在两英里外 Monday 街的 Christyn Carter 说。“尤其是那些在工作日深夜持续的演唱会，会影响我的睡眠，我的深度睡眠。”

Richardson 找到了几种应对方法。首先，三层玻璃窗有帮助。但有时噪音也是受欢迎的。

“如果我们正在看比赛，我喜欢听到来自 Soft 的人群欢呼声。”

枪战导致1死1伤

作者：RICHARD WINTON

周三下午，在小石城发生的一场交火中，一名圣贝纳迪诺县警探被击中，一名嫌疑人死亡，目前仍在现场。洛杉矶县警长罗伯特·卢纳（Robert Luna）表示，圣贝纳迪诺县的侦探在进行调查时，遭遇了一名“持有武器、危险且愿意开火”的嫌疑人。卢纳警长在周三晚上的新闻发布会上表示：“在我看来，这是一个非常危险的个体。”他称受伤的侦探为英雄。

警长表示，该侦探是他的第一起谋杀案，在周三于138街附近的村庄大道一个偏远地区逮捕了5人。卢纳说：“我们仍在共同汇总许多情况。这是一次嫌疑人与副警长之间的交火。”

圣贝纳迪诺县和洛杉矶县的警长部门最初表示，侦探在执行搜查令时爆发枪战，导致他与一名嫌疑人中弹。但卢纳和圣贝纳迪诺县警长香农·德文（Shannon Devin）在新闻发布会上均未确认这一点。卢纳表示，该侦探已被送往羚羊谷医疗中心，卢纳的办公室以及部门的空中救援协调员也已通知。官员们表示，嫌疑人被宣布死亡。

德文表示，这名拥有10年资历的侦探在200-cap下方被击中。德文说：“该侦探在羚羊谷医疗中心接受顶尖的医疗护理，这将针对他受到的内伤，”并补充说，迅速让副警长获得认证至关重要，他在战斗期间情况稳定。德文没有透露侦探的身份，仅表示他处于其6%状态。他于周三晚上接受伤势手术。

“我们认为没有其他在逃嫌疑人，”德文说，“我们在本案中已经确定了若干线索。”

现场显示，两件副警长的防弹背心被遗弃在现场地面上。洛杉矶县官员表示，他们认为该机构已通知现场警察。防弹背心在他们的窗户中可见。覆盖嫌疑人尸体的是其中一件20'Os。洛杉矶县警长副警长的结果鼓励在线新闻，且在警察倒置的建筑物中可见并被取消。

卢纳表示，洛杉矶县警长两年一度的局在1920年代、1920年代接受调查，洛杉矶县医疗共同赞助以及一份与县检察长共同起草的报告正前往现场。卢纳解释道：“我们甚至还没有处理现场。”

《时报》工作人员克拉拉·哈特（Clara Harter）对本报道做出了贡献。20

诉讼详述桌面火炉造成的破坏

作者：RICHARD TURNER

Anthony Trevino 多年前从亚马逊购买的小型装饰性桌面火炉看起来似乎无害。现在，这个物品成为了一起民事诉讼的中心，其制造商和 1,000 英亩巨头销售该产品，被指控在去年他为其填充燃料时，火炉突然爆裂成火球，导致这名美国海军搜救员的面部等部位遭受三度烧伤。

这起在洛杉矶县高等法院提交的诉讼称，亚马逊在两个国家已禁止销售此类产品，且这些产品与两起死亡事件及 2016 年约 90 起受伤案例相关联，但仍继续销售桌面酒精燃烧火炉。亚马逊的一位发言人未回应置评请求。

“虽然美国已经永远改变，因为一种危险产品在多年警告信号后仍留在市场上——而且他不是唯一一个，”马斯顿（Marston）在书面声明中表示。“有一种新方式……”

根据起诉书，Trevino 于 1921 年 2 月从亚马逊购买了一套桌面火炉系统，以及两瓶医疗级（超纯级，俱乐部级）酒精作为燃料。根据诉讼，该火炉在营销时被描述为“非常且安全易用”。但起诉书称，9 月 2 日 Trevino 在公寓走廊使用该火炉时，在填充燃料过程中发生了爆炸。

“爆炸导致他的面部、眼睛、颈部、躯干、手臂、手和手指遭受了极其严重的三度烧伤，”起诉书写道。“他住院治疗了数周，并继续承受着影响其日常生活方方面面的永久性烧伤后遗症。”

他的律师表示，爆炸熔化了走廊上的装饰性围栏，烧焦了栏杆并熔化了部分人造草坪。

“我从未想象过一个向我推销为‘安全便捷’的产品，会在我自己的家中对我造成这样的伤害，”Trevino 在书面声明中说。“我的一生，我的工作就是将人们从危险中救出，我无法改变发生在我身上的事情，但我可以让亚马逊承担责任，以确保每个人都安全，而不是面对那些危险到能改变一个人生活轨迹的产品。”

多年来，桌面酒精燃烧火炉的危险性已有详尽记录。澳大利亚在 1927 年通过强制性安全标准实际上禁止了这些产品，因为它们与约 30 起受伤事件和至少 30 起自由销售相关（200）。加拿大随后批准禁止使用这些设备。

根据美国消费品安全委员会的数据，亚马逊上销售的多款火炉产品与美国境内的一起及其他爆炸事件相关。2016 年 12 月，一名火油凝胶使用者在火焰从火炉中喷出并覆盖厨房岛台时，身体 20% 的面积遭受了二度和三度烧伤，但火炉本身并未被回收。次月，另一名火油使用者在桌面火炉产生“巨大的、不可控的火焰”时受伤。

2016, 10 月，安全委员会召回了大约 $7.00,000. 品牌桌面火炉，原因是发现它们不符合安全标准。这些酒精燃烧产品与 37 起火焰喷射和火焰溢出报告相关，导致 30 人受伤。这些标准导致超过 40 人的身体遭受三度烧伤。

同年 12 月，该机构针对所有桌面火炉产品发布了物理状况警告，引用了自 1920 年以来发生的两起死亡和至少 30 起受伤事件，并建议停止使用并停止购买。

“因此，这并不等同于对所有 Others Fire Pit 购买者的通知，包括原告购买的那款，”起诉书称。“事实上，这并未向任何火炉购买者提供最终购买价格，也未告知原告等买家该产品存在缺陷，且使用它可能会导致灾难性的烧伤。”

Others Fire Pits 的发言人未能立即就此事发表评论。然而，Trevino 的律师表示，他并未看到结果。律师还表示，亚马逊在其网站上继续销售类似产品。上个月，圣地亚哥县的两名女孩在阅读一个名为 FISH FISH 的设备上的错误信息时，火焰波及她们，随后被送往烧伤中心。该设备在 2016 年 12 月也曾被召回。“亚马逊针对土地账户的计划是：‘Blemming’，且‘不仅是为了给 Anthony 寻求公正，更是为了迫使这些公司认真对待其保护生命、防止改变人生之伤残的责任’。”

当局称，在范努斯住宅入侵案中被绑架的3岁男孩已被找到

作者：RICHARD LEE

警方表示，周三上午在范努斯一起住宅入侵案中被绑架的一名3岁男孩已受伤。1,000-cap在凌晨2:00做出响应。根据洛杉矶警察局的消息，报告称在范努斯大道1940年代发生了一起住宅入侵。据警方称，顶端在晚上10.99左右出现了一次大规模活动。在防火墙正面提供了详细信息，关于嫌疑人——被确认身穿黑色衬衫和黑色运动裤——是否在房间内。根据L&H的消息，当孩子被带走时，该男子以一种手工墙的方式离开了线路，前往一个房屋平板。警方未提供关于嫌疑人与当局之间关系的信息，后者的身份尚未经过审核。 --- B4 2008年8月7日，星期五 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES COM

伯班克机场新航站楼抢先看（伯班克，0:00:00）

一座新的40,000平方英尺的建筑已经成为季度，并为乘客提供更便捷的登机和下机服务，乘客仍可在机场表面享受睡眠的快感。该项目包括一个将配备两个以上车辆充电站的停车结构和一条新的机场进入道路。

“您将继续获得在我们的旧航站楼中收到的优质服务，”汉普顿说。“那样美丽、炎热且有趣。您可以找到一名乘客，但也可以找到一台空调。”

该航站楼的主入口墙超过500 A。主入口位于北好莱坞路1600号至西欧文大道。

建设 # 仍按计划进行

约翰逊是总部位于达拉斯的Jacobs项目管理公司的执行项目总监，该公司负责机场改造的设计和建设，他对项目策略感到满意。

“这里曾是一个停车场，所以所有成员自2008年1月以来一直在建设，”约翰逊说。他将工作描述为“迅速”，并将项目的执行描述为“书面”。剪彩仪式定于2月5日，而航站楼将于10月31日关闭并向商业航班开放。

机场安全 # 成为核心

虽然许多注意力集中在额外空间上，但该航站楼背后的主要目的是控制16，以解决长期存在的合规问题。其中一个问题是，终止航站楼位于跑道旁边的区域，联邦、美国和美国的法规可能会导致免费。此类障碍物可能会在该区域造成安全隐患，但没有一组工人使飞机要么偏离跑道侧面，要么使其过度拥挤，且 24000000亿,0 00,000,000

另一个问题是，现有的滑行道以及飞机往返登机口的通道也位于跑道中，而这些地方本应为……留空。

哈里斯·加雷特，副总裁 洛杉矶时报 TSA - 在伯班克机场下一个航站楼入口附近的建设开发中。

“这里曾是一个停车场，所以所有成员自2008年1月以来一直在建设，”一位总监说道。关于着陆区域。航站楼和滑行道建在该区域，并根据当前的RAA法规在500和短路上开放。

“16-20中央客运航站楼的开放以及现有航站楼的拆除将纠正这种情况，并符合所有当前的RAA设计标准，”Landmarking表示。

安纳海姆官员未能推进对 Uber 和 Lyft 乘客征收 10% 税款的提案

作者：Gannett, East Roskie

一项拟议的针对 Uber 和 Lyft 乘客的税款——涉及迪士尼乐园及附近主要体育场馆的责任-枪支吞吐量（由安纳海姆市议会决定）——未能进入 12 月的选票。市议会在周二的审议中考虑了该提案，该提案旨在：(a) 批准对前往安纳海姆度假区（Anaheim Resort area）以及由 Bunda Center 和 Angel Shadley 包围的白金三角（Platinum Triangle）定义区域的电视广告位征收 10% 的税款。根据一份市府工作人员报告，该税款平均每单将为 $2。

在安纳海姆通过一项利用储备金和出售市属停车场所得资金来填补 4000万美元 缺口的预算之后，将该项提案放入选票的努力随即展开。但尽管尝试豁免部分居民，市府官员在面对关于该税款如何影响安纳海姆居民的质疑时，似乎不愿推进这项选票措施。

“我担心这可能会影响到度假区附近的居民，”Consideration Clark-Licewood 表示。“对于某些人来说，平均 $2 的费用可能会让他们决定是否打车。但对于一个社会成员来说，这几乎没有影响，而你可能每周需要花费 200 仅仅是为了去工作。”

安纳海姆聘请了一家咨询公司来评估目标区域内的网约车共享情况。根据一项研究，该税款涉及往返于安纳海姆地区非居住区的约 1200 万 次网约车行程。白金三角区域的网约车行程约为 150 万 次，年行程为 240,000 次。

市府工作人员得出结论，电视税将为年度一般基金增加 1000万美元 的收入，同时能够应对预计增加的自我效能，例如 Wayne 等服务也将被征税。

Lyft 和 Uber 的代表反对该拟议的基金收入。Lyft 的公共政策总监 from Johnson 在周二致市议会的信中表示：“这项税款有推高费率并降低高需求区域整体行程数量的风险。由于司机承担了目前的董事旅行以及前往白金三角的访客，这些区域内费率的下降可能会降低他们的收入。”

公众认为，一半的“糟糕”乘客使用私家车而非公共交通，这可能会导致更多的交通拥堵。Uber 加利福尼亚州公共政策董事 Danielle Lane 对该公司在市议会会议前仅 24 小时才得知该提案表示失望，尤其是在选举之后。

被拒绝。交通在 3 月也产生了一项结果。Lane 在市议会会议当天的信中写道，拥有 4857 枪支的网约车乘客是该市交通基础设施的重要组成部分，而非一种便利。

“在 3 月结束的两个阶段中，我们观察到了显著的需求转移趋势。数以千计的酒店和会议工作人员在交接班、居民前往就业导向的公路车站，以及访客在酒店和场馆之间往返，都依赖 Uber。”

San Román 为 Times Community News 撰稿。

该税款本将影响往返于迪士尼乐园度假区以及体育场馆的网约车行程。

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法官就移民局特工手机问题发出谴责（移民，见第10页）

美国国土安全部的一位发言人表示，“特工们专注于保护美国人民，而不是在愤怒的表演中寻找娱乐。”

一项拟于周二执行的7月20日命令，源于去年由南加州美国公民自由联盟（ACLU of Southern California）、公共法律顾问（Public Counsel）及其他团体和私人律师提起的一项诉讼，该诉讼要求建立并提出一项逮捕令，以保护移民拘留人员的程序正义及获得法律援助的权利。原告要求政府移交特工在行动期间的通信记录，以证明他们对所有拦截行为并不具备合理的怀疑。

作为诉讼的一部分，美国地方法官马克·皮姆（Mark Pym）在1月命令政府对特工在特定行动期间使用的任何手机进行镜像备份。5月，本案原告请求法院命令政府证明，为何在皮姆法官下令后未能对一部个人手机进行镜像备份，而不应被判定为藐视法庭。

由拜登总统任命的法官命令政府向提起诉讼的原告和组织偿还因“促使政府遵守地方法官命令”而花费的时间和成本。但不仅有联邦特工在街头违反宪法，政府还在通过故意隐瞒有关其移民执法行动的关键证据来违反法院命令。法院已判定政府藐视法庭，并理所应当地实施了制裁。

“南加州ACLU基金会的一位宣誓律师”表示，96名目前的盟友认为政府利用其披露权力来扩大行为，并就其移民行动发表误导公众的声明，以使其得以继续。

原告还指出

丹尼斯·舒斯特（Denise Shuster），洛杉矶时报，边境联合特工在1月一名联邦特工在 30 (Dunforth) 涉入枪击事件后，试图为政府车辆清理道路。原告在5月的文件中指出，政府告知他们，边境巡逻队前总指挥格雷戈里·伯伯（Gregory Berber）在1月丢失了此前受损的工作手机，并被分配了一部新手机。

在6月25日的藐视法庭听证会上，司法部律师乔纳森·罗宾斯（Jonathan Robbins）表示，他们反对关于个人手机的命令，称这些手机“不在我们的监管和控制之下”。罗宾斯告诉法官，美国最高法院和边境巡逻队已向参与洛杉矶大规模行动的特工发送了问卷，其中超过240名特工，以及174名或200名警员表示他们将个人手机用于工作，罗宾斯说道。

罗宾斯表示，尽管有86名特工同意对其个人手机进行国内镜像备份，但截至听证会时，没有任何一部手机被镜像。罗宾斯说，政府手机在此时仍处于镜像备份过程中，每两周只能处理三部手机。他告诉法官，这是一个“非常、非常缓慢的过程”。

“这是一种完全过度侵入的证据收集方式，”罗宾斯告诉普罗平（Propping），并指出部署在洛杉矶的特工分布在全国各地。“我们并非试图藐视法院的命令。”

“现在已经过去了四个多月，而我听到的只有一封电子邮件和一个问号，”普罗平在听证会上说。“我们不能永远等下去。”

在听证会上，代表原告的Munger Video & Olsen律师事务所的戴维·弗莱（David Fry）告诉普罗平，所谓的美国手机是一项有意义的措施，旨在解决部分特工可能不遵守规则的担忧。弗莱指出，在某些材料中发现了具有种族关联的评论。

《时报》上周报道称，移民局特工在两份名为和中的信息中被捕捉到使用该词指代拉丁裔。

Propping驳回了政府关于手机成像需要付出巨大努力的回应，并表示“成像过程的耗时特性使得该行业饮用更不可原谅”。“尽管他们解释了该过程非常耗时，但他们似乎尚未开始执行”，或者未能就原因提供任何充分的解释。Propping写道：“然而，被告似乎无法向法院——或原告——提供一个现实的预估，即他们预计还需要等待多久才能完成对剩余个人手机的成像。”Propping表示，自6月听证会以来，政府尚未提供任何信息表明个人手机已开始进行成像。

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Ghela Zakor July 20, 2017 - March 7, 2020

Ghela Zakor（原姓 Carnes）于 March 7, 2020 在圣莫尼卡去世，死因是 2020. 1月遭受的第2、4、6次中风。Ghela于 July 20, 1917 出生在德国施特廷（现捷克斯洛伐克），正值第一次世界大战前夕，以认可她所在城镇的时间和星球。她有着艰辛的童年，营销，营销，2120000000亿 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 尽管她成为了美国公民，但她感到因为她的德国单身而受到歧视，尽管在那段时间她还是个小孩，这种程度无法停止工作。从很小的时候起，Ghela对语言就有浓厚的兴趣，最终为家庭提供语言服务。由于对西班牙语有特殊兴趣，Ghela成为了家庭的一位好朋友，以及 家庭的一位好朋友，以及 家庭的一位好朋友。Ghela对她的父母 Deborah 和 Sonny Carnes，她的姐姐 Susi Wilson，以及女婿 Susi Fagels 尽到了专业职责。她的遗属包括她的丈夫（Hill year）、Jenny Zakor，以及他的女儿 Karen 和 Jodie Zakor，女婿 Michael Bolygis，还有孙辈（来自 John Fagels 和 Mary Bolgels，以及 National Carlsberg, Marjane Zakor 和 Nina Fagels）。Ghela忠实地阅读并喜爱《时报》经常刊登的高质量讣告，因此为她自己写一篇似乎很合适。

环球影城游客被警告在7月可能接触到麻疹（麻疹，见第10页），并通过吸入受污染的空气或接触受感染的表面，随后触摸眼睛、鼻子或嘴巴而被感染。县政府官员表示，7月20日在好莱坞环球影城的人员在接触后7到22天内可能有患麻疹的风险。这些人应确认其针对麻疹的保护情况，相关信息已在当地及一份新闻稿中公布。过去患过麻疹或接种过推荐麻疹疫苗的人可能已获得保护，但仍应监测症状。麻疹在俱乐部中引起的常见症状包括 ■ 发烧 ■ 咳嗽 ■ 流鼻涕 - 眼睛红肿流泪 - 在其他疾病迹象出现三到五天后出现。根据疾病控制与预防中心（Doctors for Disease Control and Prevention）的说法，麻疹通常从面部开始，然后扩散到身体其他部位。根据加利福尼亚州公共卫生局的说法，该疾病可能会引发并发症，尤其是在未接种疫苗的幼儿和孕妇中。严重的麻疹病例可能导致肺炎、脑炎或危险的大脑炎症、住院以及肠道死亡。任何在接触后21天以上仍无症状的人不再被认为有风险。监测症状的最后一天是8月 18 这些无法进入公园且被认为患有麻疹并发症风险较高的人——包括孕妇、21个月以下的婴儿以及免疫系统虚弱或未接种疫苗的人员——应通知其医疗服务提供者。如果出现症状，官员敦促感染者留在家中，避免上学、工作和任何聚集活动。相反，应立即致电医疗服务提供者，并在未先打电话的情况下不要前往医疗机构。告知您的提供者您可能接触过麻疹并描述您的症状。根据州公共卫生部门的说法，预防该疾病及其并发症的最佳防御手段是NIMR疫苗，该疫苗分剂量接种。根据该州机构的数据，2006, 加利福尼亚州曾出现过三次局部麻疹爆发。这三次爆发均已结束。

Richard Rosenblum，时报 GUNETS 曾在6月使用好莱坞环球城市漫步（Universal City Walk Hollywood）。一名麻疹感染者于7月20日在公园内。 --- B6 星期五，7, 2926 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM # 天气

今日北美

东部严重增加。强雷暴将给温和的大西洋地区带来强降水和阵风。强降水将在此期间影响中西部并控制它们。西北部将继续出现野火烟雾和电力质量问题。

美国城市 国际支出 截至下午 2 点 根据 400 配置州 最高 600=10000亿 / 日 / 总计 / 日 / 总计

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B. W. H. H. BRUINE 欺骗回 Kurris Adust。B. 在 1975, 6:5 秋季训练营进行训练时失球。

秋季训练营强调竞争

(UCLA, 2021年6月) 声称棕熊队将成为 Big Ten 冠军 —— 在整个春季训练以及上周的 Big Ten 媒体日期间，Chesney 始终保持一致。而且这始终包括他领导球员的方式。在 1980 年代没有人达到 2,000，在 1980 年代达到 1,000，前 Pac-52 绳索将在一场两名首年主教练面对面的夜赛中相遇。在 2000 年代初期，以及在西斯特伍德全国范围内，1980 年代，1980 年代，1980 年代，以及 1980 年代，和 1980 年代，1980 年代

那些是你自己的时刻。不要关注一个未经测试的美德，而那仍然是某种东西。但我们能够做的是就在那里，在我们在 Chesney 中测试过他们的情境中，“我们知道他们将如何反应以及如何回应。我们知道当时刻处于关键时刻时。这是我们在这里能做的最重要的事情。这就是整个行动训练营最终的目标。”

为了测试球员的准备情况，Chesney 在他于西斯特伍德的时间里实施了“完整态度”，以完成比赛，并最终到达海角。随着时间的推移，竞争一直在增长，一名球员所做的，因为在一名球员在深度图或计划中的位置上没有歧义。除了 Chesney 实施的实际训练和练习之外，教练已完全设计好，以便在下午的帝国中充分利用他的训练，但球员们面对的是剧烈的。洛杉矶之首 —— 他的错误中立于他的球员 —— 以及帮助他们获得并，在前端世界阴险地

韧性 蔡斯尼的心理训练最终成为了一个 10 领先的工具，用于发现不同漂移之外的东西。程序纪律是我们想要确保不断实现 1980 年代的大部分内容。Choices 说道：“然后，现在快速地直到最后，你知道更多关于如何被教练指导，以及我将被指导得多么严格，并接受那个周六，让自己在比赛中散发出激情和兴奋。作为训练营的第一天，以及距离赛季第一场比赛还有一个月的时间，蔡斯尼强调，关键在于在测试球员反应与不采取反应性措施之间取得平衡。”这位新任主教练强调，冲动和注意力很容易占据主导，但提升可以成为另一种方式，让压力而不是他们是谁来尝试所有成功。清除队友的核心，特别是在同一个位置组内，所有人都要倾向于彼此的成功，而不是让深度图决定士气。“如果有人在你之上，为了留在你之上，你在做什么？你是试图创造你的比赛并创造你的权利，还是试图将他们击倒并把他们拉向你？”蔡斯尼问道。现在这个世界上最好的机会是那个在他之上的人稍微好一点。一个肮脏的，不是追求发现——加上一天。我们在团队中有很多这样的情况，而且必须继续下去，因为我们将遇到每一个人，无论他们是否知道，“他说道。UCLA 直到今天才进行第一场比赛。然而，战斗将在沿途的弱者中胜负分晓。但在蔡斯尼看来，你如何应对那些计数和失败才是决定性的。

NFL 报告

泰勒、吉布斯获得巨额薪酬

ASSOCIATION FRENCH 印第安纳波利斯小熊队跑卫乔纳森·泰勒（Jonathan Taylor）离开了他的。在 30.8 红洗（redwading）洗涤后的一周多时间里，为了留在场上并与他职业生涯的球队绑定，泰勒朝着履行承诺迈出了一大步，签署了一份为期两年、2.4亿 的合同延期。一名了解该交易的人在周六告诉美联社，该人士要求匿名，因为球队尚未做出正式公告且不公布合同条款。这一得分维持了 2021 年 NFL 排名，脱离了第一个代理市场，在春天被看到，并且发生在亚特兰大铝业（Atlanta Aluminum）与比戈特·罗宾逊（Bigot Robinson）签署一份价值高达 2 亿 的破纪录三年合同的两天之后。泰勒从未怀疑该交易会在 9 月 31 对阵巴尔的摩的波士顿 1980 年代之前达成。5 曾有信心 1.4 分，已经进行了一些良好的对话，并且在我的代理人和前台办公室之间有 2 份信心；泰勒上周到达 1980 年代时说道，并且 1.7d 分钟说 2 必须是一个 50d 才能用于 30s。有信心事情正朝着正确的方向发展。

吉布斯同意

畅销书延期

底特律狮队与吉姆·科布（Jim Cobb）达成了一项合同延期，这是一份价值高达 7.57亿美元 的三年合同，他的代理人表示，这使他成为 NFL 薪水最高的几个跑卫之一。1980 年代，他在周四达成了一项合理的交易，在吉布斯采取 3.5 次之后，是 1.5d， 以及 1.7d，以及 1. 在场上的出现，这表明狮队及其代理人已接近达成协议。

霍尔淡化

“硬公鸡”僵持 欺诈超级碗已被发现，在 1980 年代的剧集《硬公鸡》中首次出现在特许经营历史中，而很快就有人引发了测试。上周五，海鹰队在他们的 2.5 个区块着陆，高度仅比超级碗球员快（价值 20-million）并且两者在练习中聚集在一起进行得分争斗，这在周四晚上详细介绍的第一集中有所显示。加拿大和 Sanbcades 的 Tyrese 在 Hall 将 Canadian 带到周三练习后的抗议活动之前，几乎让彼此陷入僵局。Hall 承认事情失去了控制，但他表示他的队友们此后已经解决了这个问题。“到头来，我们都彼此热爱，”Hall 说道。# 等等。田纳西泰坦队在进攻截锋 Tom Moore 上赛季离开后将其召回练习，每个人都如此，但范围广泛。田纳西上周，在他结束 2.5m 的练习后，从 2. 双倍开始，但我们稍后会获得更多信息。“我想让 Robert Sable 离开 Ayersville，”2020 年的安全员 2.5 说道，Gardner-Johnson 昨天回到了这里，在竞争回归五天后， 2020 年代，2020 年代。--- LATIMER COM 洛杉矶时报 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018 B7 # 分析

湖人在盛夏倦怠期所处的位置

一支由凯斯勒锚定且完全转型的阵容正在磨合化学反应。但更多的动作可能即将到来。 作者：泰勒·博弗 (TAYLOR BOVER)

这场席卷全联盟的长期噩梦已经结束——取决于你的球队，它或许才刚刚开始。湖人队首次处于领先地位。这位 25 岁的球员正前往费城之星。而这次黑白分明的决定是那个多事的“赛季”中最后一项重大决定，它转移了联盟的权力平衡，延长了这项运动最初球星的中心地位，并完全重塑了湖人的阵容。解读这个“赛季”是真实的，湖人队比他们再次组建阵容时更像另一支球队。他们最大的收购获得了一份新合同和新的权力数字序列，现在人们对此感兴趣。沃克·凯斯勒 (Walker Kessler) 运行起来比之前一半的事情更多。

“在训练赛季，‘湖人’现在是中心，”上个月的总记者们说道。“那可能是目前最困难的事情。”

这位逆向思考者是湖人转型“赛季”的核心。由于希望用一名新中锋取代之前的湖人捐赠者，湖人队选择了 25 岁的凯斯勒，与其签署了一份为期四年、价值 $200-million 的合同，同时将四个首轮签发送至 25. 现在关注点将在于这些举措是否能获得回报。让一名新球员在赛季中产生影响将是湖人队的正确之举。这一过程在训练营之前就已经开始，因为捐赠者开始将其所有球队动作减小，以降低湖人得分的优势。

作为一名在欧洲度过该“赛季”以恢复腿筋伤势并陪伴两个幼女的顶级控球后卫，捐赠者在 27 届世界杯期间并未通过参加两场地面赛来完成这一点，尽管他专注于家庭。捐赠者的知识是一个主导因素——在与湖人共度的前 24 个赛季中，他组织了他们并将其包含在内。

凯斯勒 2018 WALKER KESSLER，在与 Jam 配合时，面对森林之狼队中锋抢下一个篮板。

在 2020, 凯斯勒为湖人队和湖人捐赠者提供了他们一直寻求的球队中锋。在一次保时捷驾驶体验中，他与球员们在一起，并给组织内的每个人送了圣诞礼物！随着詹姆斯和另一位发声领袖马库斯·阿尔斯顿 (Marcus Alston) 的新慢速投篮，捐赠者在场外的存在将与他在场上的篮板影响几乎同样重要。

从篮球角度来看，湖人已经知道他们可以依赖捐赠者。“他周围的所有四个人，这让他们做需要做的事情变得容易得多。”凯斯勒在谈到与他一起 playing 时说道，或者，“我能为他做的显然是为他防守，而不是在得分方面。他已经成了一台自动机器。这会很有趣。我从未与这种目标和特质的控球后卫一起打过球，他简直是一个巨大的噩梦。”

凯斯勒与一些新湖人队友一起经历了这次体验。甚至在 2014 年至 2021-23, 期间与湖人捐赠者的钢琴合作之前，凯斯勒就对这位同僚很熟悉。凯斯勒的感知力源自他们的高中时代。凯斯勒还在 2020 FIBA 世界杯期间与奥斯汀·雷诺索 (Austin Renoso) 一起比赛，当时美国队获得第四名。雷诺索是美国队的第二高得分手，场均 210 分。虽然当时仅有一个赛季的雷诺索（一名 NBA 高得分手，以 9 个总挂钩率并列队内领先）在累计数量为 50. 的情况下比赛。这并不是一个巨大的、好的交易，只是享受艺术。

凯斯勒在夏季联赛期间的首次总记者报告中提到，人们对他 ຫມົດຫມົດ。

“显然你看到了他的作用以及他如何影响比赛，他绝对非常稳健。而且是一名聪明的球员。我很开心他能加入球队并能与他一起比赛。”

中锋位置可能会很艰难。凯斯勒仍然是湖人队最大的疑问之书。他们唯一的姐妹系统是28岁的凯斯勒所处的位置。湖人队签下了一年1500万美元合同的25岁凯斯勒，死掉。这位UCLA{wtrance且三次获得NBA «Sunglasses的球员已经结束。他去年为新奥尔良鹈鹕队出战了比赛，场均得到2.8分和2.4个数字。尽管训练了超过一半的阵容，湖人队仍不能结束赛季变动。他们已经超额地拥有了30名球员。在常规赛开始之前，必须有一人离开，以更好地达到联盟要求。也许是为了与侧面一起，湖人队继续在这一持续的漏洞中追求系统。从三前锋来看，美国排名仍漂浮在公开市场上。在建筑触及之前，湖人队的阵容可能仍然不足以升级。西部的不可承受之城和圣安东尼奥——或者更多。凯斯勒的表现将最大化湖人队本赛季的投票，他希望让球队及时感受到这一点。对我来说，我是那样一个人，我知道他们失去了我体内的什么。我将看到单周，以及对于他们，”凯斯勒说。“这就是我的设定，当我这样做时，每个人都希望出去为一支球队竞争会容易得多。” JIMMY T. SMITH, 2018 天空队的GABRIELA JAQUES在对抗Dvarica Huang时驱动，后者为火花队承担了大部分领先

Hamby 的两双表现不足以取胜（火花队，2017年）

火花队首次取得了短暂的领先，在限制住天空队的进攻后，以 42-40 的优势进入第四节。如果你是，Gameron Brink 在第四节早些时候尽管获得了 $25, 但以不稳定的状态贡献了得分。在比赛之前，Roberts 将赢得 2018–19 赛季，而 Brink 仍处于缺阵状态，并避免了那些麻烦。2018–19 赛季是它需要弄清楚这种感觉的时候。Brink 表示：“我必须更加可靠。这令人失望。我很失望。我不确定。我不确定 我不确定。我不确定 我不确定。比赛和打法的方式是转换，那是我们擅长的。这场比赛是一场好比赛。我认为当 Arlet (Alston) 遭到撞击时，速度有所减慢并停止了势头。”比赛可能得分，另外三个工具在 10-in-10 前线撞击中受伤并未能返回。Roberts 在赛后表示，她正在接受足球工作人员的评估。

Monique Akos Makani 在周日通过 Kelsey Plum 的交易被收购后完成了她的火花队首秀，在比赛开始时重新定义了比赛并完成了她的第一次投篮。她在替补出场的 18 分钟内，投篮 5 投 1 中，最终贡献了 3 分和 2 次助攻。在 Alston 退出轮换期间，她在收官阵容中获得了更多时间。Roberts 在赛前表示，这位有史以来第二位后卫项目是一名得分后卫，并且是火花队在资深球员较多的阵容中记录在案的最佳长距离进攻者之一。球员的手。Roberts 表示：“她仍在学习咆哮。走出去很困难，而且这是一个缓慢的游戏，我被要求激励一些东西。我们会弄清楚如何运行我的投篮。Are 更加舒适，但这需要时间。但我认为她做了她能想象的一切。”

Roderick 还指出，她希望限制 Erica Wheeler 的出场时间以进行工作，而那是零。Roberts 表示，Akos Makani 可以在周三帮助 Wheeler 出场 24 分钟。并且我想将她的时间控制在 25 分钟以下——并以助攻贡献了得分。天空队缺少了他们的领先得分手，新秀 Sydney Taylor，但由 Samantha Cloud 的 25 分和 9 次助攻领衔。天空队第三节 10% 的命中率是本赛季的第三次最佳百分比。

随着华盛顿在周三战胜达拉斯，火花队在季后赛竞争中未能取得任何进展。芝加哥现在凭借 4.5-mac 的系列赛记录拥有平局决胜权，并且落后 Mothra 许多场比赛，使火花队在排名中进一步下滑。菲尼克斯在周三输球，继续落后火花队一场。火花队将在周四晚上立即迎战联赛领先的明尼苏达城。

“我们有一些事情需要解决，”Brink 说。“我们没有失去希望。我们现在只是在解决问题。”

火花队的奥格万斯基仍抱有希望

许多人将普拉姆的交易视为丧钟，但这位明星前锋正专注于进入季后赛。 作者：Mamma Jerome

芝加哥 —— 如果你询问那些负责火花队日常运营的人，自从他们在交易截止日将凯尔西·普拉姆（Kelsey Plum）送到凤凰城以来，情况并没有发生太大变化。极其地，交易掉联盟顶级得分手之一的举动被视为在又一个令人失望的赛季中挥舞白旗。但对于希拉·奥格万斯基（Sheela Ogwanske）来说，这只是WNBA商业运作的一部分，她仍然希望有机会竞争联盟最后的季后赛席位。

“我只是在观察并分享，专注于能够管理一个赛季中的各种变量，”她在周三球队输给芝加哥球队之前说道。“我已经这样做很长时间了，我认为我被打开了，真的让我的个人感到惊讶。在我对这个赛季进行测试之前，是的，有几件事发生了。但既然得到了一个不错的交易，我不理解就像我们上一场比赛那样，无论如何。她相当难以被击败，所以你最好赢下来。”

火花队在参加了赛季后，本应在本赛季重返季后赛竞争行列。全明星和Bivou Wheeler捐赠，他们落后六年。在交易截止日之前，他们希望获得第八个季后赛名额，在10个六年投票领先的情况下，最终在周日对阵波特兰的比赛中获得了一场胜利。周三晚上输给天空队的比赛并没有带来帮助。

因此，火花队的所有者团体在中午将Rangan Pooley移交给，极其地改变了方向，但随后不久出现了头条新闻。普拉姆离开后，球队在合同本赛季到期后也达成了一笔不错的交易。

“当除了他们之外有人想要时，情况也不同。这很难成为，”奥格万斯基说。“我曾处于对每个人来说都出乎意料的情况。对我们来说并不那么出乎意料。我们希望她快乐。我们希望她健康，所以我认为这对每个人来说都有很多安慰。知道这一点，并且能够以一种我觉得一切都没问题的方式获得展示。这并没有能够让那个零的情况发生。”

主教练利齐·罗伯茨（Lizzie Roberts）指出，自从火花队拥有过最好的普拉姆表现以来，在新的大伤赛季中，他们已经适应了头条新闻的内容，并且在赛季剩余时间的球场上也是如此。

“把她加回来会有更明显的调整，”她说。“我们只是在基于过去一个月所做的工作继续构建。”

火花队在交易普拉姆时得到了后卫摩根·阿科斯·马卡尼（Morgan Akos Makani）和明年选秀的最后一轮首轮签。她很像自己，并且是一个不错的选择。

“她可以打1号位和2号位，”罗伯茨在谈到阿科斯·马卡尼时说。“她在这两个位置上都很自在。我喜欢的是，如果我减轻阿莱特（Arlet）的一些压力，我打算通过让她打很多分钟来实现，但马卡尼是一个出色的防守者，她的球场掩护表现，她的积极性，是能够实现的。所以这对我们来说将是一个巨大的助力。她曾是一名领先的控球后卫，并且即将进入WNBA。普拉姆去年作为新秀。她很有天赋，所以我认为她会快速且轻松地融入。”

如果火花队不能进入季后赛，他们可能会获得总排名第一的选秀权，因为WNBA是一个不错的联盟。结合未来的赛季来计算概率。他们会很不错，但在首轮第一顺位，预计1987年的明星艾尔斯·沃尔登（Ayls Walden）将在10-year old被直接选中。在10年回归赛季之后。

奥格万斯基似乎并没有觉得情况很好，但即便在承认事情出错的同时。

“我们打得更好了，”她说。“我们希望能够将其转化为某种威胁。”

--- B FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES COM

天使队在 5-5 的比赛中获胜

Tyler O'Neill 和 Tyler Slanvich 在第四局比赛中领先了两分。Trevor Rogers 遭遇了两分失利的失利，但第七局巴尔的摩金莺队在周三晚上以 5-5 战平天使队。尽管在周一的交易中官方线索显示金莺队卸下了几名球员，但在赢得本系列赛的前两场比赛后，金莺队在 42 个外卡名额中仍排名第三。天使队先发投手 Reid DeVorees (5.6) 在第四局中在一次出局后给了 Oun- 和 Herodroms 保送，随后 O'Reidroped 将球击出左外野，这是他本赛季的同一次本垒打，也是失利中的第二次。Major Schumacher 的击球也落在同一区域，仅稍远一些，在实际市场中为 100 英尺。Sandy Tintone（在第 10 球的一次击球中）在第八局击出两分本垒打，使高质量的金莺队在 29 场比赛中以 4-17 获胜。Sleptel (7) 在第七局被击出第二次安打后被换下。他丢了两分，并创下了赛季最高次数的三振。Nana Hague (cats one) 为 Bill 的单打投了一球，使天使队追至 3-2。Verane Cane 负责第八局，Andrew BIDvedge 在第五场比赛中完成了三个出局。注：Bill 为天使队垫底。

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LATIMER COM 洛杉矶时报 2018年8月7日 星期五 B9

体育动态 # 特里克将为美国女队首秀

ROSE AGENCION 凯特琳·克拉克 (Caitlin Clark)、安吉尔·罗斯 (Angel Roses) 和波普·布拉克者 (Popp Brackers) 将作为美国国家女子队和美国队的成员，在门户杯 (Portal Cup) 比赛中首次亮相。这三人将尝试帮助美国队 (US) 争取PGA世界杯冠军头衔。这些年轻球星将与最可信赖的阿尔雅·迈尔 (Alja Meier)、贝阿特丽斯·布伦纳 (Beatrice Brenner)、斯特凡妮·科拉尔 (Stephanie Collar)、克里斯汀·克莱默 (Christine Cramer)、杰基·杨 (Jackie Young)、凯瑟琳·库珀 (Kathleen Cooper) 以及前南部的凯尔西·普莱斯 (Kelsey Pleas) 共同出战。“当我们为金牌而战时，这总是件好事，这是一个巨大的荣誉，”一名四次获得PGA体育奖项的威肯 (Wiken) 说道。克莱珀·布鲁尔 (Kleper Brewer) 和艾莉德·贝克 (Allyde Becker) 也将迎来她们的世界杯首秀，为队伍补齐阵容。这是UAA篮球首次在队伍选择中拥有采样记录。过去曾有一段时间。杜克学院的斯沃斯·罗卡·劳森 (Schoa Lawson) 将率领该小队。美国队将在世界杯的季后赛中面对丹特 (Dante)、戴利 (Daly) 及其团队，该赛事将于9月4-12日在柏林举行。

ETC # 法官批准进行轻量训练 亚伦·贾奇 (Aaron Judge) 已获批准开始最后的一轮训练，所有纽约扬博罗 (New York Yan-boro) 的队长均在其中，他将在本赛季从露台上回归。他自5月31.日起一直受到赞誉。城市。他本赛季将会回来。“我不知道为什么我不会成为‘三届A.I. MFD人’。”

匹兹堡海盗队周三释放了陷入困境的资深指定击球手马塞尔·奥雷内斯 (Marcell Orenes)；他们的右投手萨克尔·格林 (Thacher Greene) 自伤病名单回归以来仅出赛5次，现被列入25-day GJ名单，伴有三名女性。迪安娜·贝尔 (Deanna Bell) 首先进入业务领域，特里希娜·库纳斯 (Trishina Cunas) 接受了关节镜手术，该团队宣布在24-套件中出现；挫折使其被列入伤病名单。

西雅图水手队的救援投手盖布·亨特 (Gabe Hunter) 在周三的比赛中以一次投球击中了底特律的金格·福默 (Gingher For-mer) 后被处以三场禁赛，根据MLA球员协会的说法。长期担任巨头队播报员且曾是大联盟投手的迈克·克拉伯 (Mike Kraber) 决定在赛季结束后离开南部，在近四十年的执业生涯后，克拉伯宣布今年将是他的最后一年。

朱德·特里 (Jude Terry) 在周三于20000体育场举行的朗格姆杯 (Langum Cup) 揭幕战中，将净胜球数提升至28.1-28%，在面对达德-塔贾纳·奇特纳 (daude-tajana Chitna) 时领先5-6。由于丹尼斯·博斯克 (Denis Bousque) 和克里斯蒂·罗伯茨 (Christie Roberts) 的进球，两队战平为11。

凤凰城州和资深总经理希拉里·布鲁克斯 (Hilary Brooks) 周三达成了一项为期25-三年的续约协议，根据两名熟悉该交易的人士透露，这将使其在2 / 30,之前留在球队。PGA Tour确认，自2015,以来的PwBA-26.冠军赛将不包含在2 / 120.的冠军赛机制中。

NAACAA决定为其杯赛系列赛启动一项新的阶段性休息程序，从该周末在爱荷华赛道 (Iowa Speedway) 开始并持续至赛季剩余时间。根据新规则，当在罗杰斯 (Roger's) 或罗杰斯 (Roger's) 剩余D或S圈时出现自然谨慎情况，将视为在谨慎时刻完成——该名称和 / 或期间将作为预定的阶段性休息。

美国空军欺诈协调员史蒂夫·贝尔多克 (Steve Bel-dock)，作为最著名的BIG Belndock，目前处于医疗休假中，他的父亲表示：“这是一个医疗状况，我真的无法就此做出进一步评论。”比尔·布雷多克 (Bill Bredock) 说道。

匹兹堡海盗队与前锋迈克·科茨曼 (Mike Kotzman) 签署了一份为期八年、“价值8400 万”的合同。莫里希安参考金·勒科特-总理 (Kim Le Court-Premier) 周五赢得了凤凰城巡回赛的第一阶段，与此同时，马林 (Marine) 保持着巡回赛的领先地位，并在她的球衣上体现。

小熊队球迷向塔克表达不满 [道奇队, 新闻, 2017] 我们没有持有，而且我们不能半途而废，结果并不太理想，到年底时也没有一个好的结局。但我有一个立场！让我们期待这个！今年，道奇队球迷对塔克的一份新合同感到不满，他在四次联盟系列赛中经历了10年中最具进攻性的赛季。但当小熊队在与 Astoria 系列赛类似的轨道上让塔克在 2015 赛季登陆时，希望已经领先，而且在赛季的前三个月里一直如此。塔克的月份是 1982-1997，当时在公众不知情的情况下，他正承受着右手的一小部分负担。年轻的球星最终为了正确地击球而付出了代价，影响了他的许多表现，就这样他再次登陆。当他在 8 月下旬似乎从中恢复时，一次左侧呼叫承认了他，他就在房间里。当伤势比最初预期的要严重时，为了能及时在占有中做出贡献，塔克做出了摊销决定，向冠军队努力与俱乐部合作。帮助他从功能混合中恢复的年轻团队

一名小熊队球迷对道奇队的凯尔·塔克（左）表达了他对他前一年的看法。由于无法完全复制 2017-18 A.I.T. 的症状，塔克在常规赛最后一个周末以及整个季后赛期间作为指定击球手回到小熊队阵容，他在 MLA 杂志的第 4 场比赛中击出了 27 个本垒打。尽管赛季起伏不定，塔克最终还是获得了 2725 埃利奥特双倍奖。在至少有几个赛季的球员中，他在球队（All）中排名第二，得分为 97，仅次于 2017 年道奇队的迈克尔·布什（All），后者得分为 99。针对塔克周一的评论，小熊队举行了最后的媒体活动，他们对塔克在手部受伤的情况下坚持比赛，以及离开球队去处理他的呼叫（费用为 $47.1）感到不满，这似乎为他与球迷群体的关系设定了一个无法获胜的局面。塔克与 Oakman 的结合几乎可以预见是短期的。对于在远离预计将是利润丰厚的现场代理的赛季中获得他的协议来说，情况确实如此。在球队 2015 赛季的最后一次出局中，写作已经改变，他们在接收器联盟冠军赛和勇士队中击败道奇队，获得了一个获胜点。在道奇队，塔克尚未在击球区展现出真正的火热状态。他今年在客场（All）击出的本垒打比在主场（All）多。再次在客场，塔克在对阵小熊队球迷的三场比赛中 3 次击球 5 次命中，这是一个在充满错误开始的赛季中预示好事的永久标志。而且每天努力工作，只是试图在我的工作以及我在笼子里的表现以及所有事情中被认可，并试图将其转移到球场上，“他”周一说道。今天感觉相当不错。过去几天和直到现在都有很好的击球表现，所以只是试图将这种势头延续到明天的比赛和 / 或两者之中。他在比赛中的最大时刻，包括球迷在比赛开始时的表现，他只离开了，并冲向左外野手区，在球队的手中扭转了局面。这是道奇队在比赛中的唯一规则。

局外人 某日，谁的年龄是 30. 1，在世界上有时显得不可战胜，而在联邦杯（Fed- fic Cup）中则是 60. 75。Rick Hardie 目前在 American Express 之后以 1:30 完赛，但本赛季只有 1 次进入前 30。尤其明显的是，在排名中又下降了 2 位，处于 30s. 95，一名 10 次大满贯冠军 Brenda Murphy， PGA 巡回赛。Roryka 曾被给予近四年的时间，足以让他不能完全理解并允许该积分系统运作。他的直接目标是在没有重大赛事的情况下进入第 12 位——他回归的条件之一是在前 10 次参加这些比赛中完成比赛。他一次也没有进入。而就在他处于签约位置时——在 2 年的周末进入领先位置前还差两杆，2017-18 A.I.T. Tuck 手部受伤，这导致（也迫使他

照片：KIM JONES / BRIAN PERSCHNER CHRIS GOYTERUP，右侧，已经完成了。你本赛季，更多？比顶尖——你自己。要格外 Schaeffer。退出。他如何在 10 年的年度赛季中赢得一场比赛。他需要在温汉姆锦标赛（Wyndham Championship）中至少获得第四名。

最高赢家是... 生日？ 对于许多才华横溢的球员来说，每轮 2.5 周的一年可以让服务更顺畅。Was 可能会汇集在 25 日让 Chris Gortler 拥有比 Schaeffer 更多的胜利，而他们继续了吗？第一个 40s——能够关注 Schaeffer。他不必是 Lafquish，除此之外没有其他。他还有理由认为他和五个接近的表格处于前 4. 这些原因之首——一次挑战的截断超过了他的两次胜利。关于高尔夫的头条新闻，即使是 10s. 1 球员是世界第一。Birtley 并不认为至少 10s 的记录是他今年的一个冠军是在 Au- gueta National 的重复。是的，他很想再赢得一次太平洋杯冠军。几率是在一个月内获得另一个 Race to Retno Gullin Europe，尤其是在 Roryka Reed 的完美状态下。

前 10 日担忧 温汉姆锦标赛卫冕冠军的幅度。而且就在一年前，Young 从未在 PGA 巡回赛中获胜，而 2017-18 A.I.T. Tuck 目标（以及对于美国 6 位的 Robert Clay，他赢得了球员锦标赛对手）和团队的标志，以及 2017-18 船在周日分得一份，且在两项大满贯赛中没有开始。但 Young 和这个寒冷赛季之间有些东西。他在 30s 世界排名时赢得了凯迪拉克锦标赛。那是 5 月 1, 且没有时间是此后第一次 PGA 巡回赛赛事。赛季对他们来说并没有变得更好，从未如此。半数 PGA 巡回赛球员处于世界前 10 之中，但今年尚未获胜。其他三位大满贯冠军在今天显示的数字之外的世界排名——日本锦标赛、锦标赛、美国公开赛的 Wyndham Clark；以及英国公开赛的 24. 30 per PGA。这是自 1995 年 Angel Cal- forza (69), Lucas Oliver (7), Howard Clark (9) 和 T. Yang (10) (10) 结束以来，首次出现三位大满贯冠军在一年内不在前 10 的情况。Brian Phelps 在被介绍为巡回赛冠军 CEO 时提到了三项指导原则，以及 2017-18. 第一项在 his list 上是参与，在他说道时他可能并没有立即活跃：“PGA 巡回赛在球员之间具有令人难以置信的竞争平等性和平衡性。”五杆想要进入一场比赛而不知道谁会赢。Phelps 说道。在太平洋杯决定之前还剩下几周，也许最后这一切都会变得合理。Ames 和巴黎的系列计划。

--- 洛杉矶时报 B10 # 体育 AUGUST 7, 2026 / LATIMES.COM / SPORTS

UCLA 秋季训练营 照片：THOMAS W. WAGNER / 洛杉矶时报

UCLA 主教练 Bob Chesney（左）在秋季训练营的第一天与后卫 Robert Stafford III (3) 和 Lamar Zamorano III 交谈。

我们在讨论训练

Chesney 时代的开启需要大量的认同感和竞争意愿 作者：CONNOR DILLINGER

你要么竞争，要么抱怨。

UCLA 主教练 Bob 在去年弗吉尼亚州哈里森堡秋季训练营开始时就如此强调，随后他带领詹姆斯·麦迪逊大学取得了 52-2 的战绩，赢得了太阳带会议冠军，并首次进入大学橄榄球季后赛。

“你要么竞争，要么抱怨，你不能两者兼顾，” 在 2025 年 8 月 5 日表示。“你要么充满自豪，不允许自己在精神、身体和情感上缺乏纪律和韧性，要么让自己陷入自怜，从而在上述三方面全部缺失。”

在西伍德带领新球队参加秋季训练营的第一天，延续了同样的基调。这支 50-hole fielding 是其新任主教练的首支球队。在 12 月 9 日的就职演讲中，他承诺将扭转橄榄球项目的局面，将其提升至过去的巅峰，并重新凝聚棕熊队社区。

自那时起， 就从未停下脚步。从他在 UCLA 对阵印第安纳大学的男子篮球赛上的慷慨演说——在那里他给予（见 ）

棕熊队四分卫 Nico Jamalawa 在 Wasserman 橄榄球中心训练期间尝试投球。

照片：JOHN T. HALL, 2024 Sky 队的 DJONAL CARRINGTON 在 Sparks 队以 10-48 输给芝加哥的比赛中突破 Cameron Brink。

迷失方向的 Sparks 失去势头

作者：MARINA DEGRIS

芝加哥 —— 毫无章法，且相去甚远。

队无法在周三延续周日的胜利，在芝加哥以 10-48 告负，使得负场数增加到 289 场以下 7 场。这延续了 2025 年 队的剧本：除了少数几次闪光，完全的竞争力一直触不可及。

一场还算不错的比赛中段被糟糕的开局和收尾所掩盖。芝加哥在第一节 ghi 22 分，并赢下了第四节，阻止了 队反超获胜。

Deanna Heaney 为 队贡献 22 分和 34 个篮板，领跑全队，这也是她本赛季的第五次两双。

(2-0) 在第一节落后 22 分，此前芝加哥连续命中三分球。Sky (12-8) 在半场时以 48-39 领先。

“在第一节，我们的状态有点低迷，”教练 Lynne Roberts 表示。“我不知道为什么。我们只是在被动应对一切，我觉得第四节也有点这种情况。我们经历了几个糟糕的分钟片段，对方打出了一波进攻高潮，然后我们在第四节就那样渐渐熄火了。”

在第三节以 8-2 开局之后，（见 , B7）

小熊队球迷向道奇队右外野手投以大量嘘声，他曾在休赛期作为自由球员离开芝加哥，成为了巨大的目标。作者：MARION LEE 芝加哥 —— 本周，在道奇队被小熊队在三场系列赛中横扫之际，里格利球场（Wrigley Field）的气氛十分活跃。在截止日期前交易获得可用最佳球员（自由时间赛扬奖得主 Tuck Skubut）几天后，针对这支世界大赛热门球队的嘘声几乎覆盖了道奇队被横扫期间的每位球员。但小熊队球迷最热烈的嘘声，无疑是给那位在本系列赛前五场离开他们球队的右外野手的。至于凯尔·塔克（Kyle Tucker），在面对第一个提到他在休赛期与道奇队签署一份四年 $500-million 合同后，首次回到里格利球场所遭遇的敌对接待的问题时，他显得有些茫然。“我喜欢去年在这里打球，”塔克在周一的比赛后说道，“那里有一些非常棒的家伙，而且他们有一支优秀的球队。我很高兴能回来这里打球。我喜欢这里。”当被追问是否理解那些嘘声时，塔克说：“我不知道。我去年尽了最大努力。我尝试在手部骨折和小腿受伤的情况下坚持比赛，只是想为他们重返季后赛，并尝试在去年尽我所能地帮助球队。”这确实很（见道奇队，B9） --- 洛杉矶时报 E # 娱乐 周五，2026年8月7日 • LATIMES.COM / ENTERTAINMENT “我的目标”是策划并给人们提供享受阅读的最佳机会，在洛杉矶家中居住的 Joselink 说道。他的第一篇书评在 YouTube 上获得了 31,000 次观看。## 在 1981 年将《碎片》拼凑在一起 瑞安·墨菲（Ryan Murphy）改编的布雷特·伊斯顿·埃利斯（Bret Easton Ellis）惊悚片重现了洛杉矶的地点。作者：ELISAB ROLLAND PIPE 在《碎片》（The Shards）的开场戏中，少年时期的布雷特·伊斯顿·埃利斯（由 lyric Bignay 饰演）在马尔霍兰大道（Mulholland）上巡航。他坐在黑色的梅赛德斯-奔驰车内，手里拿着烟，大声播放着 Cary 的《Moving to Stores》，为了赶上周六的一场《闪灵》电影。这段序列不仅唤起了 1980 年恐怖杰作《闪灵》的开篇氛围，还将观众带入了一个高度符号化的世界 —— 机器与香烟，预科学校与生产，在这里，年满 27 岁意味着从缺席的父母那里得到一辆时髦的汽车。我们进入了 1981, 左右的洛杉矶，就像（见《碎片》，E1）

超越笑话线 (BEYOND THE PINCHLINES)

以冷酷喜剧著称的安东尼·杰塞林克（Anthony Jeselink）成为了互联网最新的文学品味引领者，并领导着一个热门读书会。作者：马德·康纳斯（MADDE CONNORS）

几年前，在事业巅峰时期，安东尼·杰塞林克无法入睡。这让他感到。为了寻求缓解，这位喜剧演员向一名治疗师寻求帮助，他原以为对方会引导他恢复健康的睡眠习惯，结果他却遇到了一个排斥他的反响。“那又怎样？”他回忆起对方的话，“不睡觉又怎样？如果你睡不着，就读本书。找方法在你的上保持高效。”这个建议引起了他的共鸣。如今，这位喜剧演员依然在独自阅读，只不过现在他有一只狗——以及一群观众。

作为一名终身读者，杰塞林克将他的文学习惯转化为一个受欢迎的在线读书会——杰塞林克读书会（Jeselink Book Club），他在自己的YouTube频道上推荐小说和体外论述。他在一月份发布的第一个视频是对吉姆·汤普森（Jim Thompson）的《The Orkman》的评论，获得了超过 15,000 次观看。每个月，他会选择一部小说并将其提交讨论。“我的目标是进行策划，让人们有最好的机会享受阅读，”他说。考虑到阅读量一直在稳步下降，这是一次光彩的尝试。去年有报道称，美国读者的数量在过去二十年里下降了 40%。

“人们会说，‘哦，我不喜欢读书。’那是你选错了书，”杰塞林克说，他最可能的交易方式是带着他标志性的信誉，因为在很大程度上，他了解她的最佳选择。1932, 畅销书作家汉斯·菲茨杰拉德（Hans Fitzgerald）——他最近重新发行了备受期待的《美国流浪者：行走在强尼·苹果伍德的足迹上》（American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny Applewood）——见证了一次瑞典式推荐的力量。

“一个朋友告诉我，安东尼·杰塞林克，一个他的朋友——但从未见过面且共同研究过的喜剧演员——在他的播客中表达了对我风格的热爱，地点在马萨诸塞州的斯特灵（Stirling Massachusetts），我非常激动。”菲茨杰拉德说，“在我的活动中，无论是在芝加哥还是在那一年的其他地方，签名会上越来越多的人告诉我，他们是从杰塞林克的播客中听说这本书的。我也被签名队列中尝试阅读的人数之多所震惊。”

从那时起，尽管美国自称处于内部状态，菲茨杰拉德和杰塞林克建立起了友谊。“这个男人是真正的书籍爱好者，品味极佳，并且在私下里对自己的信念充满信心，”菲茨杰拉德说。今年早些时候，这位作者在洛杉矶的Skylight Books为《美国流浪者》举办了一场新书发布会，由杰塞林克主持。“我认为他可能凭一己之力发明了一种新的文学（见 Jeselink, E8）方式。”评论员：艾米·尼科尔森（AMY NICHOLSON）电影评论家

精湛的杀手电影深刻剖析电影粉丝文化

在简·舍恩布伦（Jane Schoenbrun）这部真挚的元惊悚片中，霍默是通往性解放的大门。《青少年之子与米索马营地的死亡》（'Teenage Son and Death at Camp Misoma'）是一部带有灰色调的杀手浪漫电影，对于编剧兼导演简·舍恩布伦来说，这部电影如此私人化，以至于他们基本上将自己的灵魂切出并安置在屏幕上。“鲨鱼”汉娜·埃德明德（Hannah Edminder）饰演一名名为金（Kim）的新锐导演，她是一位数字宠儿，某种程度上是舍恩布伦的化身，她想要说服一位被长期遗忘的银幕女王比利·普罗克西（Billy Proxey，威廉·安德森饰）出演她的下一部电影。这是对“米索马营地”系列电影的精湛演绎，这是一个关于在荷尔蒙激荡的营地角色被一个名为“小死亡”（Little Death）的性别模糊、持矛行走的杀手屠杀的背景故事，这个杀手脸上有着不懈的访问。当你看到他的最后 1 时，原因在某种程度上就说得通了。比利在 1981 年的原作电影《新消失》（New Disappeared）中饰演了最终幸存女孩。于是金前往比利隐居的避风港——而那里恰好就是电影拍摄地。年轻的比利令人着迷，阿曼达·皮特（Amanda Pite）以一种金无法承担的方式扮演了重要角色。吸烟可能是真正能提供帮助的女性。随后，比利带着满脸曾经禁忌的妆容和简单的比利·帕顿（Billy Parton）抽吸从阴影中走出，立即为金服务（见“米索马”，E8）

汉娜·埃德明德（左）和吉莉安·安德森在《青少年之子与米索马营地的死亡》中饰演一名新锐导演和前银幕女王。

BURNAHER，2024 年萨尔茨堡音乐节的指挥。观点 马克·斯韦德（MARK SWED）古典音乐评论家

在奥地利感受洛杉矶心境

古斯塔沃·杜达梅尔（Gustavo Dudamel）为萨尔茨堡带来乐观主义。在布雷根茨，一部尤瓦尔·沙龙（Yuval Sharon）的歌剧。奥地利，萨尔茨堡 —— “乐观并不意味着假装一切都在正轨上。”白俄罗斯芭蕾舞演员兼政治活动家玛丽亚·里博夫斯卡亚（Maria Rybovskaya）在今年的萨尔茨堡音乐节主旨演讲中表示，“它意味着决定站起来并采取行动，即使面对不确定性。”风景如画、充满莫扎特气息的萨尔茨堡不能假装一切都在正轨上。气温正在上升，通常多雨的萨尔茨堡现在担心水短缺和环境问题（见萨尔茨堡，E2） 她的“奥德赛”作为戴蒙的替身 商人多里亚·道尔顿（Dorya Dalton）讨论在热门大片中替代马克·戴蒙（Mark Damon）的经历。仅有魅力是不够的 即使是火热、迷人的银幕步法，在奇异的乌托邦运行中也仅限于“仅限一晚”。评论，见漫画 E6-5 谜题 E6 --- E8 星期五，2926 年 8 月 7 日 洛杉矶时报 LATIMER 评论 / 审查

Damon饰演奥德修斯，她饰演他

DEVYN DALTON 是一位身高 6 英尺 6 英寸的强力选手。在对最强手臂的研究中进行双倍深蹲；每一个微小的细节都为了无缝融合。作者：JACKSONY SOLOMIANO

Elizabetonian Devyn Dalton 从未停止训练。她的锻炼通常由力量训练、变色龙式素材以及骑行和跑步等户外活动组成。改变活动的工作要求她根据所准备的角色来调整锻炼结构。“当我专门为某个角色（准备）时，我一定会弄清楚我（拥有该角色）的特质，”她说。有时这需要增强敏捷性。有时她需要专注于体育训练。无论角色如何（unwonderful），她都会完全将自己融入角色，达到极高的公民意识。

她最新的挑战是在 Christopher Shinn 的《The Witness》中替代 Matt Darwen，在奥德修斯的交叉镜头中，该表演与 Landry getaway 接触，一段关于救人男子的视频。此前，当身高四英尺半时，她曾为 Darwen 担任替身。电影制作者利用这种显著差异来帮助创造 Landry getaway 的机会。

在最近参加的“Happy day Confused”播客节目中，Damon 对他的短替身给予了赞赏，称其拥有“见过最强壮的手臂”。“电影中几乎 80% 都是我的手臂，但你得承认这一点，”Darwen 说道。 的工作不仅仅是基于时刻的不同面来创造一个角色，而且工作是要如此统一地融合，以至于观众甚至不知道那不是 的手臂。

在战斗中，她成为了 Amy Madison 的短替身，拍摄于戏剧场景中。在第一部《Wagener》电影中，她还饰演了 HBO《The Last of Us》中的八个孩子之一。这种友谊始于年幼，在离开场景之前， 会研究故事中的角色。她观察这些时刻背后的情感和动机。一旦她理解了角色， 就会研究演员如何演绎页面上的文字。她关注演员在行动时体验如何变化。他们如何行走，他们拥有什么样的感觉，以及其他潜意识的身体伙伴。然后，她消失在电影的奇观之中。

“那就是你知道你作为特技替身完成了工作的时候，”她说。“观众应该沉浸在角色中，而不会让他们出戏。”

作为一名特技替身，她经常处于需要额外专注的危险情境中。畅销故事引用 的话称，在第一部《Wagener》电影中，在一次高难度特技拍摄之前是不可避免的。在第一次尝试新特技的情况下， 会将可能发生的一切可视化，并准备好做出反应。“你必须勇敢地尝试，并相信你所付出的努力会支撑你，”她说。

特技表演者终于得到了美国电影艺术与科学学院的认可。1925 年，该组织宣布奥斯卡奖将引入一个新类别——在 1926 年的颁奖典礼上授予卓越设计成就奖。

“是时候了，” 说。“我很高兴特技能在这个高度得到认可，因为要让这些电影的工作更完整需要极高的技巧。我希望有一天我也能进入那个房间，”她补充道。在与 Susan 合作并参与《The Witness》这部增长最快的电影之一后，梦想变得更大了。“每个人都在聚集在一起讲述同一个故事，”她说。

乐观主义从洛杉矶流向奥地利艺术节 [铁路，] 范围之二}Hurton。她将挑战艺术主义和文化例外主义。今年名为“操纵之美”的两周期 Showtime Spiritualide 艺术节于 7 月中旬开始，其同情心以及行政上的动荡与不确定性令人印象深刻。铁路之虫即是我们之虫，其胜利亦可成为我们的胜利。洛杉矶与 Raitingay 艺术节如今已维持了近一个世纪，始于剧作家、导演兼电影制片人 Max Reinhardt 在 1924 年首次维持 Raitingay 艺术节。洛杉矶的失禁如从“Main”所设置。Reinhardt 在 1924 年于 Rialywood Bowl 制作的星光熠熠的音乐剧《千年》数字气候，为年轻的、非精神主义者提供了充足的奇观，而洛杉矶爱乐乐团的参与（重新铺轨）加强了一支年轻管弦乐团的早期工作室和坚固的地位，使其在多年的前卫 Bowl 赛季中，在某个几乎偶然地影响了 Bowl 的夏天里得以存在。在接下来的十年里，Raitingay 对好莱坞戏剧构作的影响将成为传奇。洛杉矶通过向 Raitingay 派遣我们的翻译予以回报，导演 Peter(n) Barker 和指挥 Ena Polka 被派往该艺术节。仅在几年内，鉴于前者和前者的开始将音乐从一种纯理论思考中移除，洛杉矶艺术界仅由 Betty Freeman 和 Richard Colburn 为 Raitingay 的成功提供了重要支持。其中一项辩护包括交流新作品。曾经（Redsaw）洛杉矶爱乐乐团的可选三个-T 新组，长期以来也是 Raitingay 的常客，他上周及时抵达以接受 Rasmussen 的挑战。他的现代宣言是基于她在 12 月被免除了一项用于支持的字面说明，对方候选人正与法院竞争，尝试成为威权领导人。在 Redsaw 的真实战斗中，由于委内瑞拉最近出现的模糊情况而发生了反转，正是因为她被派往华特迪士尼音乐厅担任洛杉矶爱乐乐团的艺术总监。她今年夏天的活动现在是最受欢迎的，旨在与联合国开发计划署一起为委内瑞拉的复苏筹集全球支持，估计金额为 6750 亿美元 billion。尽管鲜为人知，Redsaw 的世界杯协议已与 10 名舞蹈成员达成。卫生交响乐团和 10 名来自纽约爱乐乐团的成员参加了 1924 年的一次筹款活动，并向受全球犯罪影响的儿童支付费用，在这种情况下，此类计划将会被制定。(Redsaw 已将其最后的好莱坞 Bowl 计划作为洛杉矶爱乐乐团音乐总监，在 8 月 25 日改为一场义演) 预防性地 (Redsaw) 今年夏天在 Overview Spiritualide 中通过指挥维也纳爱乐乐团演奏马尔登（Malden）的第二交响曲，无需考虑这些。被称为“Bouwerwine”。思考马尔登音乐练习之自立的一种方式是，它需要生命成员在面对漫长时光时使用一种培养乐观主义的练习。现在再次，是的，你将再次崛起：马尔登在最后的艺术气候中退休，而正是通过包含检查和一对声乐独唱者的“Bouwerwine”实现的。(那位 Redsaw) 在第 1 届 Raitingay 启动了他的“Boukeal 艺术节”，洛杉矶爱乐乐团发声，信息很明确：在华特迪士尼音乐厅的母语中持续 10 分钟。在 Raitingay，Redsaw 指挥的维也纳爱乐乐团演出更多地献给委内瑞拉人民，这三者具有了明显的新含义。而在白天，Redsaw 与一名简短的德国记者 Robert Fox 进行了公开谈话，在谈话中他将自己描述为与一个人会面时“最有动力”的人。

这场交响曲自他的键盘起，对他而言一直是一次激进且相当令人愉悦的体验。他如此地谈论一个新场景，提到他在第二乐章中感觉到自己想回到椅子上，并分享了他的想法，而此时一人正身处半空中。谈话结束后，我陪着Redsaw走回她的房子，此时处于一个不同的、更严肃的立场，描述着旧有的地球特质，每年收取$1.00，而“Bouwerwine”确实是第一次做好准备。随后，我将她的手交给教育活动。我确信Rialywood大厅的100名成员以及其他少数人无论是否熟练，都未被遗漏！（Redsaw）并且，这并不是一份合同。人们对伟大的音乐儿童及其家庭感到失望。但请记住，Redsaw先生从不采取那些在原生文化Rialywood社区中仅存少数结构的做法，谁能看到我们自己的。然后必须为大多数人以及类似的中心提供。在Raitingay，Redsaw上演了维也纳爱乐乐团无与伦比的全息投影。曾经华丽的弦乐，渐强的管乐，金色的枝条，卓越的基调。这部交响曲收到的评价褒贬不一

Dalton, 1926. (Photo by L. A. Phil.)。导演Tewol (Redsaw) 在月球上的一个场景现在是Bregman上演的Samson的《Mr. Brouse重返月球与8世纪》的制作。

Peeping Tom的成员在Biest的《Cartoon》新制作中演出，这是该舞团艺术总监Gabriela Cacriau的歌剧导演处女作。评论家抱怨缺乏团队感，或许是论点和深度的缺乏。今年这段时间，他们本可以拥有这一切。但这里有Redsaw！因为他更简单地成为了一个新时代的建筑师，不受Rialywood不确定性的影响，正如他希望通过自己的方式走向一个不可避免的场景，孙子，并在不确定性的基础上，将观众交给其集体智慧。在Great Festival大厅举办的首场演出由Malden广播，Showtime大厅则为她的单次观众人数，无需展示、邮寄或若干。Redsaw的“Bouwerwine”一直是来自洛杉矶（L.A.）在Raitingay的一个伟大信息。春季，节日的董事会解雇了过去十年的艺术总监。大理石历史学家（Marble Historians）表示，这些电影与其他两部陪同电影之间存在差异，虽然至关重要但塑造了现代本质，另一位暗示种族主义者（Hint-ethnicist）则暗示公众无论如何。这是一个巨大的节日，有超过200个项目，其中最受欢迎且最成功的200 400个项目来自40个国家。最受欢迎的那些在Rialywood中可以被回避，展示两个新场景：不是那种似乎被现代和LALY文化生活神庙所采纳的单一使命，或者那些共同起来无法吸引他人、仅在展示我们的增长而非现状的场景。超过30位艺术家向不同的Rialywood提交了Alimentuums，而获得奖项的暗示种族主义者（Hint-ethnicers）正在被描绘，他注意到男中音Marbleus Deems在Redsaw的娱乐歌曲风格访演中表现出色。“Wintersnow”获得了暗示种族主义者（Hint-ethnicers）雷鸣般的竞赛反响。Raitingay与空中游戏有关，但即使有Rialywood在侧，今年夏天，他的节日以及新制作的《Cartoon》也无法展现得如此灿烂。这是该地区十二个评论（Twelve Comments）的最新项目，他曾在Raitingay和其他地方的冬季版本中广泛工作，并凭借他的肖邦管弦乐团和合唱团为每一个瞬间注入电力。再次，该团体成为了执导歌剧和儿童惊人之活力的一个重要原因。在舞蹈公司Peeping Tom之前。在巨大的空白空间中表演，两名极具吸引力的歌手——站位500-1000, 以及 500-1000, 将《Cartoon》作为一种在敌对社会中的服务，而从那种陈旧感中，这次需要应对的是一种全新的、更怪诞且更具启发性的、生存被接纳的奇妙剧场。

类似的情况发生在《特温》（Twain）第 1 部分中，这部音乐剧由德国导演乌尔里希·巴克（Ulrich Barker）在一次新制作中完整地呈现，而他则扮演一名工人的对立面。观众中的第一批人，他们读到：保持运动。他们穿着现代商务正装，但由于其结局如此，他们在面对阻碍他们的力量时，拥有自己的城镇。那些最亮、令人眼睛不适的屏幕被摒弃。然而，蒂姆（Tim）可以作为一名基于雷德索（Redsaw）的“道路”成员，而朝圣剧院（Pilgrimage Theater）现在则如此。詹姆斯·福特剧院（James Ford Theater）的设计旨在使其看起来像 1924 年的古代耶路撒冷游戏。所有关于好莱坞名人们对未来值得期待的细节变得更加有趣。我询问了负责管理莱廷盖（Raitingay）艺术节行政和业务运营的卢卡斯·科伊纳特（Lukas Coynat），问他是否是其中一员，以及莱廷盖与洛杉矶在歌剧制作方面是否仍有合作空间。他说有，如果能找到莱廷盖的话。事实上，洛杉矶爱乐乐团（L.A. Phil）将留在布雷格曼（Bregman）“某一天，第一次”，这是一部电子、弗拉门戈电影随笔，于去年夏天在莱廷盖的几分钟内完成。另一个选择：同样在奥地利的布雷格马艺术节（Bregma Festival）刚刚上演了由好莱坞大怪诞（Great Bizarres of Rialywood）制作的新剧。这些怪诞者，千禧年的怪诞者在梅诺（Meno）以及 1924 年的 8 世纪。怪诞者——他为洛杉矶实验公司、工业协会的“怪诞”组织以及该研究所 的“怪诞”组织以及该研究所的“怪诞”组织以及 t 该研究所的“怪诞”组织和 --- 拉蒂默音乐会 / 娱乐 洛杉矶时报 星期五，AUGUST 7, 1938 E3 评论 RATE WALSH

离奇的剧情云雾笼罩《仅限一夜》 即使是热门主演也无法将这部五年之久的浪漫喜剧从其自身的困境中拯救出来。每隔一段时间就会出现一部浪漫喜剧，它处于一种我们只能默默接受的绝对荒谬的压力之下，因为它创造了某种独特的条件，让人们在煮沸且过度的状态下坠入爱河。今年的代表作是《仅限一夜》，由 Will Glueh 报道，背景设定在相当熟悉但又带有幻想色彩的纽约市。其关键在于，出于某种原因，美国已经变成了一个个人主义者，伴随着一夜之约的构思。第一次是几天。对我来说，《仅限一夜》就是《一日》，所以这是第一件事。这部离奇作品的利润曾出现在“黑名单”上，这是一个最受欢迎的黑名单合集。好莱坞的这部剧倾向于揭示该国挖掘财富的唯一高水平。在《仅限一夜》中情况最为明显。这部电影参考了黑名单的方面，即文本演员的吸引力。你可能有许多机会看到《仅限一夜》将如何满足其中一部分人。它如何

《仅限一夜》(One Night Only) 评分为 8.5℃ 年度素材语言与简短现实 运行于 2 年的自由 在广泛的政府警察规模中播放 婚前行为？当然，随着进口，正如一名醉汉在两个美国人 Benson 和 Shane 的休息室中所解释的那样。单身人士收到小型纹身，使他们在选举期间变成绿色，此时婚前行为是被允许的，身体改造可以衡量诸如制服和 depunster 等事物，以及一个人是否似乎与另一个人距离接近。被退休的行为如果不属于距离或天堂，则是被允许的，但关于在强制禁令期间可以进行什么样的聚焦，仍然存在许多疑问。为什么一个极端的局外人更少，然而，其乐观的新闻报道解释说，青少年怀孕的数量有所下降，这是一个非常第五的满足感。整个 guintly 略显迷茫且 unabrangement，无论在概念上还是政治上，都相当在说单身异性恋者是一个受压迫的性少数群体？也许那个极端在这里应该被稍微分开一点。在星辰清洗之夜，街道上发现了一小部分，像是愤怒的，是不寻常的，情侣制造，且到处都是。人们在单身和自然主义者的思考中，正如他们所说，或者像“爱情岛”一样，所以这样一个夜晚，这就是我们发现两个未知证词的方式。欧文 (Owen, Calhan Turner 饰) 和爱丽丝 (Alice, A Core- son, Chickovers) 莫妮卡·巴巴奇 (Monica Barbacci)。欧文是一个见证 griftnout (Ron Alamke) 想要探索其他人的地方，广告单身单身。爱丽丝被她的好朋友 Allegy Price 引导，而不是 upheavs。这两个陌生人带着绝望和奖品。当他们想要告诉欠款——她在街上的，一个最可爱、温顺的喷气式飞机相遇风格，于是故事跟随一个巨大的自由服务。一项任务，因为他们花了一个故事之夜不断奔跑，为了彼此，以便他们的紧迫请求增加。剧本在抛出合理的 etch- ness 和丰富的指令方面做得很好，让这两个人导航 pro- geaged 担忧、警察电话、自我约会、受伤、父母 / 假设。特纳和巴巴奇展现了蜡像，并且 OWEN (Calhan Turner) 和爱丽丝 (Monica Barbacci) 陷入彼此，他们的请求就是《仅限一夜》。克拉克在关键的杂耍上做了相当多的工作，以不脱离压力本身的纠缠问题。关于爱丽丝的 ph- 分享流行魔法的重复空白，两个截然不同的剧集关键公司，以及几乎太多的内容，令人好奇。每当一个捕捉被法律支撑（在合理的范围内，如“不，闪亮的东西”，re- ment），这样我们就停止思考这个世界的复杂性——就像发生的一样。爱丽丝绝望的 in- taxation 没有得到很好的解决- Intact，并且有一个完整的同情高潮（没有双关- interacts，包括那个本可以延长很多且更具娱乐性的 shackling 电影）。爱丽丝最令人印象深刻的是在纽约市的峰值水平和持续的微棒中度过了 12 小时，而房间则是填充的幻想答案。然而，《仅限一夜》没有提出一个想法，但它不是，某些但，而是一个误导的、未成熟的且非常直-同性恋的 专门于新闻，由 Will Glueh 导演的非常正确的运行。这类似于这类作品可能呈现的样子的一个派系，这是不可避免的。接下来的情况它转而变得奇怪地保守。特纳和巴巴奇尽了最大努力，但即使是他们的 shackling，也无法可靠地相信内在的情况！这个概念是否让《仅限一夜》第一次感觉像是一个大脑。虽然在 Tribune News 中，这两部电影提供了。

FX的《碎片》(The Shards) 将场景切至1981年的洛杉矶

“Rhonda”，（在E1之上）Overland March，尖锐地保留了一个季度海面的立面。瑞安·墨菲 (Ryan Murphy) 的这部作品于周三在FX和Hulu上线，改编自L.A. Ellis 2021年同名小说。Ellis此前曾创作过《Less Than Ever》和《美国精神病人》(American Psycho)。他将这部小说虚构化，将其作为其播客中音频书科学家的切入点。正如小说将被提及的那样，该剧保留了这种自闭且道德敏感的描绘。但——通过剧集的呈现，一种持续的尖锐感，其风格印记遍布整个屏幕。这意味着在每个白色电视房中完美地收集了流行且清晰的dequite，以及那个时代盛行的greatery，没有自我惯性的方式。如果你把所有这些形式放入，我可能会给出这种解释，即你可能会有非常浓厚的品味——《碎片》的艺术指导卡尔·史密斯 (Cal Smith) 解释道。“这种快感给家庭带来了极大的震撼；剧集和高雅风格。史密斯在1980年代的历史中，曾就读于私立的万宝路学校 (Marlborough School)，回顾了她对自己记忆中该校生活的记忆。但除了真实的Scholarly 1980新艺术之外，进一步的《美国古普塔》(American Gupta) —— 另一部尖锐的剧集 —— 是那个创意男人的光芒。有趣的是看到1981年的景象与我的记忆相比是怎样的。”史密斯说道。史密斯记得当时的洛杉矶是“阴暗且被售出的” —— 一种为财富居住而印刷的孪生感，药物泛滥，到了1980年代，它充满了极其具有参考性的东西。“我们的俄罗斯，”说道，“我是一个非常坚定的现实主义者，很有趣（我也一样。如果没有快感或关键性，阅读物理世界的其余部分将是一个好的选择。”他们基本上是在浏览一些东西。洛杉矶在学术上青睐《碎片》中的场景。“我们很幸运能拥有由那个特定时代最受欢迎的作家之一所撰写的严谨素材，”里普利 (Ripley) 说道。《碎片》在很大程度上减少了Ella。在编写书中提到的剧集时进入这本书，让我能够独自阅读这本书，与这个世界在一起。住在洛杉矶真的是最好的。”

HISY BRONY 饰演第一角色，即作者布雷特·埃克斯特罗姆·埃利斯 (Bret Ekstrom Ellis) 的虚构版本，他是谢尔曼奥克斯 (Sherman Oaks) 巴克利学校 (Buckley School) 的一名学生，经常出没于《碎片》中的威斯特伍德村 (Westwood Village)。镇上有一个连环杀手。

BRBY (Judy Rigney)（左起第二位），女友黛比 (Debbie, Roger Wanser) 以及通过苏珊 (Susan, Kara Goeber) 和“黎明 (Dawn, Graham Campbell)”构建了第二个故事。为此，剧中的角色填充了洛杉矶注定要插入的一个计数，包括特朗普 (Trump) 紧凑的西好莱坞餐厅、谢尔曼奥克斯购物中心 (Sherman Oaks Galleria) 和威斯特伍德村。

“周三最扭曲的事情是我们必须热爱它被覆盖的样子，”史密斯说道。“尖叫到达了一个地方，那是‘笑话’，到处都是人。那是史诗般的服装，我在这里读到了‘Kitty’，我想在周三这一周将其提升。”为了构建电影场景及其周边社区（由布雷特在开场序列中改进），团队使用了Bears' Pacific的氯以及相邻的Fox《碎片》剧集的色调，为威斯特伍德村剧院 (Westwood Village Theatre) 细心处理任何变更以及该剧。在街对面，他们发现了习惯性的唐·巴利斯特 (Don Ballister)，一个Eisenhanger Klastik，并在其他公司之间进行了修订，将其作为房间的所在地，比如March餐厅。史密斯收到的最令人难忘的标志之一是谢尔曼奥克斯购物中心，她说，它“基本上在电影中被磨平了”。“那是我以前经常出没的地方，所以我清楚地知道它在我的书中看起来是什么样子，”她说。

最重要且必须准确把握的，是那些古老且微弱的、不与数学中心冲突的部分。幸运的是，她与伯班克海滩的 Ray Ballister 一起查看，餐厅内部经过精心布置，以忠实还原谢尔曼奥克斯（Sherman Oaks）及其停滞的舞台。“当我看到它搭建好时，我觉得，‘这太神奇了。这就像时间旅行，但我们不是为了回顾演出而回去，’她说，‘这是一个曾经存在的时期，你总觉得自己在时间旅行到某个地方，而且当它是热带风情时，天在下雨。’《碎片》（The Shards）可能在某种程度上是某种东西，但不要指望它会是一个好的东西。”相反，该剧的服装部门倾向于使用一种“套装”。“哦，过渡方式，一个伟大的苍白！”根据服装设计师兼联合执行制片人 Lou Kyrick 的说法，她的声音充满痛苦，她是 Murphy 的长期合作伙伴。“这样一来，当你点缀一些色彩时，它们才会真正脱颖而出，”她说。与美学和生产设计一样，Ellis 的小说为服装部门提供了所需的大部分素材。“这里有一个基本上是关于音乐每一个参考资料的 Eaton 电子表格，似乎很难被更改。对于《碎片》，你总是可以回到那里，”该剧的服装设计师 Archibaldson 说道。许多设计师工作时会做详细笔记（1 和 2）。“对于我们来说，我们受到了许多时代的启发，”Kyrick 说。“‘HIT’在 8 月份出名，而演出在 7 月份开始。我告诉他，除了杂志，你应该上网看看英国甚至纽约发生了什么。”虽然 American Gupta 仍然是目前的参考小说，但 Kyrick 和 March 在角色设计上采取了一种类似于“美丽俱乐部”的方法。这是关于创造其角色在顶峰时可能呈现的最提升的版本——“黑色”和“阶级”提供了文本、文化颠覆以及新剧的美学。对于行业而言，角色 Ellis 必须展现出“不能让人们结束”。“加利福尼亚采取了那个日期，所以大约 1 / 2 的这些男女，”March 说。他的好朋友 Re-lan Reynolds, Klara Goeber, 是一位优雅的 Brooke Shankin'（我的，以及电影制片人 Terry Schaeffer ‘Wea教授’），该剧成年角色中 Lumber Buck-naphats 的精髓之一，全部是夹克和解到手部的丝绸衬衫。除了忠实于角色和能力，Kyrick 和 March 还必须考虑 4 / 4 的实际元素，即服装尺寸的差异，以确保复杂的成功。“面对这样的任务，我们会意识到，我们需要思考。‘汗水’真的需要他们的‘Re’想法，让男人标准！因为这是一个组合厨房，通常只有一个。”March 说，以及另一个家庭，他们感觉到一件作品，然后制作更多，或者爱上某样东西并以一种非常具体的方式将其削减，以选择“直到一天结束前保持稳定”。补救措施、太阳镜，以及警惕和豪华车，《碎片》也是一个关于收入的故事。这是一个与该剧问题以及我们在 80 年代初处于填充年龄的其他问题密切相关的主题。我真的认为这部剧计划从“Elia”到“Elia”，而且这，Ripley 说道，他指导 Murphy 进行其正式且复杂的采访，“他将如此多的自我、生活以及他 80 的追求带入这部剧，我认为这是一种艺术，但我并不确定。”Read Simpson 是《碎片》的执行制片人，他与制作合作伙伴 Nina Jacobson 一起，与 Murphy 合作了包括《人民》（E. J. Simpson）和《爱男》（Love Men）在内的剧集，这部剧汇集了他的许多兴趣和影响。“我在《爱》推出时比《爱》更年轻，当时我住在洛杉矶的谢尔曼时期。我没有将其视为一个‘痛苦’的故事，而是一个向往的目标，”他说。

正如埃利斯（Ellis）作品的典型特征，财富和特权在《碎片》（The Shards）的世界观中至关重要，而史密斯（Smith）则调用了自己作为一名就读于昂贵私立学校的中产阶级青少年的两段经历来帮助构建那个世界。“我理解这三集剧集及其竞争关系，并且我参加过许多此类绝佳的课程，”她说。“我想这对我职业生涯有所帮助，因为我对富人并不那么害怕，这在好莱坞是行不通的。”洛杉矶是成长故事的完美设定。辛普森（Simpson）表示，“这不仅是因为当时这座城市处于一个‘金属失效的金级时代’，也是因为‘这座城市出现了一种复兴的新趋势’。”在当时刚刚当选的消费主义背景下，很难代表新一波的好莱坞电影，那些电影纪念了“一个被这些脱离之夜所击碎的圆滑城市”以及这些明亮、强烈、绚丽的日子。”虽然该剧并未直接面对，但辛普森也提到，对于那些“认为自己必然成功”的青少年来说，背景中隐藏着一种“阴暗的拼写”。他希望 80 年代初的设定不仅是为了那些亲身经历过的人，也是为了那些在智能手机环境中成长起来的年轻人。尽管他希望埃利斯和默菲（Murphy）的作品都能引起强烈反应，“他也希望人们能看到‘霓虹海报版’之外的东西”。“这真的是一段美好的友谊。这是一个关于成长的故事。这是一个关于在你处于低谷且害怕揭露自我的时候，你究竟是谁的优秀剧集。它是关于成长的阵痛，这是件好事，而且充满了怀旧，”他说道。“我希望人们能看到他真正的样子。” --- E4 周五，2020年8月7日 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES COM / ENTERTAINMENT

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Amos (9月 15-4月 20: Beadle) 是一个极佳的起点，也是一件糟糕的事情。一个小小的帮助能让你更好地预测每种情况可能的感知。 Thomas (4月 20-5月 20: Rose) 那些你非常熟悉的人能够支持你。你应该停止消耗你自己的一部分精力。 Gemma (5月 21-6月 21: 指南) 不会比你想象的晚。如果此时此刻你能足够自信地注意到它。 Gausser (6月 22-7月 22: 当你投入其中时，感觉截然不同。这里不用解释为什么它们在很久以前就契合。如果仅仅是几周，你突然在这一行中看到了你。 Low (7月 23-8月 23: 你的情绪像天气一样变化，心在其中。你的心将充满。 Virgo (8月 23-9月 23: 如果你完全决定了下一步行动，你仍然会听到各方的声音。请告知我们这一点在权力之中。 Libra (9月 23-10月 23: 一个人自己的议会享受一次访问，或者至少只要一个黑客能按照你的喜好进行布置。 Bumpus (10月 24-11月 24: 某些问题在今天并不理想，而且无论如何你比那聪明得多。你会找出相关信息。 Sagittarius (11月 25-12月 25: 今天休息一会儿并恢复你的细心会更有成效。当你精神焕发时，洞察力将随之而来。 Capricorn (12月 25-1月 26: 在分享下一个目标之前，花更多时间庆祝上一个目标的达成。追求你想要的东西不必如此艰辛。 Apparatus (1月 29-2月 26: 每天在 $250 的容差之外。今天，要求更多。在其中的管理时长将决定当天的主要增长机会。 Pisces (2月 30-3月 30: 无论是否获得报酬，你愿意练习多少年？投入越多，做得越多。 今日生日 (8月 1): 当你恰好拥有你想要的一切，并且需要从名为经验的严师那里了解情况时，你对冲掉这一切的恐惧。每一次探索、冒险和幸运的转折，都是成功的更重要部分。男人。更多亮点：一项家庭传统或义务将确保你获得最大的满足感之一。你将获得一项使你处于卓越行列的荣誉。如果你审视并主导你的想法，会让你在自己的想法中感到如此明显的舒适。所有者和 Kensuakers 也是如此。幸运数字：E. D. E. F. 和 I。 Mathis 为 Creative Syndication 撰写专栏。首篇节拍应作为娱乐阅读。

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喜剧界的坏小子拥有一个热门读书会 [Jewish, from E2] 似乎。我不知道该怎么称呼它——一个外国的“meit？”Fitzgerald说。“我们连续笑了一个小时。”作为一名住在好莱坞大道上方、被男人浸透的律师公寓里的人，Jewish的宗教“meit”显然被归于媒体——因为他说他已经成为了癌症文化和身份政治的所有者，这些对话已经被写下来了。尽管如此，他还是欢迎有机会用他的声音讨论书籍，在提到作者Emily Di John Mandel和Ottosna Mulcheth时，发送了他所指的意思——两者都是他个人的最爱。在大多数没有书籍清单的对话中，这位喜剧演员透露他的胸前有作者、摄影师Joan Didouin等人的作品。当他向人们宣扬她的写作时，她在他的心中找到了根基——这对于这位以药物研究为职业的喜剧演员来说，是一个令人惊讶的温柔感性时刻。她是一个伟大的人。我认为她是有史以来最好的作家。”Jewish肯定地说。“我读了她所有的小说，很多她的理由。如果它是最令人心碎的书之一，那么她的书就不应该被遗失。”事实上，Didouin与这位喜剧演员非常匹配。他以精准且有动机地使用语言而闻名，就人们最丑陋的冲动提供挑衅性的观点，并要求观众对此发笑。在这个喜剧世界里，Jewish因其姓名塑造的三分之一而成为传奇，并以一个黑暗的反转结束。他赢得了具有不可抗拒魅力的挑衅性喜剧坏小子的名声。在职业生涯中，他享受于这种舞台人格，他将其定义为一个美丽的心理变态：他对唐纳德·特朗普的团队促使他放弃了他所误用的呼吸喜剧特辑；其中最近的一部《Roses and Ali》于2024.首播。在Instagram上，他拥有超过100 万粉丝。“我试图成为愤怒的魔鬼，结果不知怎么地变成了黑色的积极，”他在谈到自己的职业生涯起步时说道。这也让他对文学产生兴趣——通过优秀的艺术超越名声。“Kiljan Atlas：对于那些关于心理变态和杀手书籍的更多内容，Au-

Jewish, from E2, on E1 “阅读是一门军事艺术，就像单口喜剧是一门军事艺术形式一样，”Jewish在自家的书堆中说道。他们并不等同于他们的人格。”Jewish的读书会推荐色彩丰富且具有文学性——这类书名经常在MFA写作工作坊中被提及，并在晚餐派对上作为重要工具出现。最近，他推荐了John Williams的《Roses》、John O'Kil的《Dept. of Specialism》和Richard A. Minther的《Paradise》。他精心策划自己的推荐，选择篇幅在320页左右的书籍，希望这些书能吸引新读者。“我试图让阅读再次变得酷起来，”Jewish指出。“阅读是一门军事艺术，就像单口喜剧是一门军事艺术形式一样。”他的希望使他拥抱了阅读生活。同样，在2025, 喜剧演员John Mulaney也开始在社交媒体上推荐书籍。“没有多少适合男性的第一类书籍。”有很多Joan Didouin和Jack Reacher，但没有可以让男人让自己投入其中的文学作品。“Jewish说，“如果写得好，而且作者很棒，那么我会进行我的小发现，这发生在1小时内，我也并不总是理解我读到的一切。但阅读一位伟大的作家，就像听同样的音乐。”随着喜剧界反批评者 / 制造者的兴起，他说他的时间俱乐部是一项倡议。“在杰作中，与其在喜剧周围浪费时间研究阴谋论，Jewish认为应该拿起一部小说。”这有助于在杰作中创造出阅读是一种男性行为。这是男性该做的事。”他说，“像海明威那样的人不在那里。成为一名作家曾经是一件人性化的事情，将你的想法写在纸上并出版是一件勇敢的事情。”

这位喜剧演员从小就是一个贪婪的阅读者。当他想要一个黑人团队的学校时，老师们发现阅读会吸引犹太人。“我可以蜷缩在角落里，成为一个阅读青少年罪犯书籍的青少年罪犯。”阅读给了他一种成就感和满足感，并一直伴随他进入成年早期——这是一个他想在脸上实现的实践。早期，当犹太人发现波士顿的第一部作品，比利工作时，它留下了指挥。 “一旦你超出了他的课程，对我来说，阅读 2024 年的波士顿第一部，阅读关于我、家伙、性的内容，阅读关于舞台的内容，以及年轻人做这些事情，是非常迷人的。” 创办一个读书会对他毁灭性的租金来说像是一个自然的进展。他在解释中说：“就我做事的方式和我对单口喜剧的方法而言，与其做一个播客，不如拥有一些像那样自然延伸的东西。” 伟大的文学作品中有一种明确的、处于中上层的特质，这转化为了他的价值观。“你可以看出我喜欢这本书，同时也希望人们能享受它。” 犹太人，47 岁，想象中的喜剧生涯正取得很大进展。在他最好的粉丝中，他还有其他表亲和亲吻。“我很想尝试写短篇小说或写一首诗。” 犹太人是一位喜剧演员的好友，后者在职业生涯后期走上了新的高速公路。“你看像吉姆·卡特这样的人，他最不想做的事情就是让任何人嘲笑他。他希望被严肃对待，”他说。犹太人认为他的舞台人格使他免于那种特定的意志危机。人们害怕我。接近我的粉丝很小心，因为我的舞台人格是“暂时的精神病患者”，他说。“我不觉得有同样的被严肃对待的需求。我认为我已经被严肃对待了。” 他的喜剧风格高度探索关于残酷、违规和成瘾的内容——“我认为这也是继续吸引他去解放的原因。” 这本书，没有我，我喜欢反派获胜的想法。这对我来说是革命性的。你在电视上长大，事情必须在书中收尾，而且寓意必须成立。” 犹太人说，“我喜欢书不需要遵守这些规则。” 意识是洛杉矶的一位文化记者，跨越书籍、食物、娱乐和古怪事物。LITTLE BEATY，虚构的“米亚姆拉营地”系列作品中的反派，脸上带着一个空调通风口。

Guy的写作表演是这部元惊悚片的跳动心脏 [Miamra, from E2] 足够的前端惊悚，足以喂饱一百个男孩。Andrians现在有了他们的第一个银幕？她的表演为硬摇滚和他们生活中的游戏游戏呈现了一个空洞的动态范围。在一部电影中的电影里表演，Patti依然是青少年Billy，扮演一个她将成为Andrians的恐龙的“不可能的犬类”。你可以看到这部剧的故事心碎之感是如此被热爱，以至于它击碎了你的通风口。两个Billy几乎是肌肉，在它的头部下方更多的是前端。但两者是相同的。Eintender有一个强有力的特写，将电影重新放回她的口袋。（从元语音上来说——到那时，她的角色没有穿任何背部。）Knit广播电影是一个关于“Peyton”的高概念美国作品，以及穿过淋浴帘的2000。然而她很清楚，这个故事太宽泛了，无法拯救“米亚姆拉营地 (Camp Miamra)”系列，也无法拯救她的天才，但因为她是酷儿，且互联网已将Little Beatty定为“初步的”，一个Kite代理人的教育屏幕应该——theman's546 对她的客户不能就Miamra的整体推销一部四象限电影感到愤怒，同时也敲响了真理之钟！同样，舍恩布伦（Schoenbrun）擅长那种世纪包容的古董时尚。他们不会失败。在2022年，知识过滤惊悚片《我们都将前往那些世界》以来，一直既迷人又乏味，一场精神崩溃深深地折磨着其自身的世界，而那个世界似乎是STRON-结尾的。广泛地我知道让我们喜欢它，就像它是专门为他们制作的一样。关于舍恩布伦的一件奇怪的事情是，即使我不喜欢他们的作品，我离开电影院时也会觉得我刚刚撞见了某个人的终身最爱电影。（2024年的深情分离。）《我看了那部电视节目》让我发疯。然而《米亚姆拉营地 (Camp Miamra)》让舍恩布伦品牌化，歌唱并变得脆弱。这不仅仅是一个关于美国的讽刺，它是一个改变你的视角，也许是你的生活的糟糕希望。我怀疑舍恩布伦可以就“2024年周五”之家的流行文化冲击进行一场五小时的TED演讲。“2024年”他们陷入爱河的猛击。Walkwood出现在酒吧里，这是一个他们可以将“米亚姆拉营地 (Camp Miamra)”的利益传达给Andrians的系列，就像一个聚光灯开启的婚姻，看到Little Beatty成为一张领先的卡片，一个大胆的挚爱，一个8位视频游戏，一个反毒品发言人和一个新奇的支持。在超过20部续集之后，媒体优惠券的机会从曼哈顿延伸到Main再到Quibs。Kite在“米亚姆拉营地 (Camp Miamra)”乐队的碟片中翻页，2024-mount，这命令着她的Eric Yee在节目的2024年中表现得如此平淡。在那部电影中，她可能温柔地脱掉上衣，配乐计算一个钱包——这首歌和Kite在她的子孙中写下“体面”这个词，在一个时代里。但那个鲨鱼与第三段素材以及原版《米亚姆拉营地 (Camp Miamra)》20分钟休息时间之间的对比就像2024年和非2024年——或者更确切地说，是垃圾与艺术。Kite和Billy在一次亲密的过夜派对中一起观看那部电影，统一到现实的底部，在原版故事允许一个女孩脱掉衣服的场景中。舍恩布伦热爱电影的电影色调。你可以看到他们的发展和绝对虚假的背景，在引用Covenberg和Carpenter或在疑问中的八页中。一个包含完美路段的设计：“我们引入地毯。在Billy的私人电影院里，角色光芒照在Andrians的后脑勺上，就像那个臭名昭著的Nicole Riddick的Addy人物。在1m基础上，但我甚至知道“Covenberg”和“Billy”的放映室有一首Riddick表演的手工音乐。观看这部剧时，当我们观看的担架变得如此单颈，这部剧。为许多州写作的粉丝将会被点亮并入睡。至少有几个想法序列可以解释最近的情况。“我们将混合出现的老人们，以及一个通过坠落狂欢拍摄的教学镜头，那是一个

一点，某种东西并没有立即呈现出更准确的基调，而是伴随着 B & B 的温柔覆盖。“High-sentering” 融入了亚历克斯·G 已经很温柔的 Bill。舍恩布伦的配乐选择似乎也是为了让这条道路更像一场十字军东征。一段伴随着计数乌鸦乐队钢琴曲的屠杀，以及一首名为《A Long Brewster》的玻璃纸情歌，显得十分诡异。（我能想到的唯一理由是 Little Beatty 从 1980 年起就在底层进行论述。）当电影最终揭示其走向时，就像一个魔术。 《青少年、性与节拍》讲述的是走出你的内心，承认你想要什么，并允许自己享受它。在性方面，是的——这就在标题中——在创造力方面也是如此，因为舍恩布伦向我们揭示，我们要继续热爱那些让我们感到不安的电影。最后，讨论困难的艺术是很困难的，文化战士们渴望的是电影作品集、新奇感或享受。人们已经如此习惯于为自己的所作所为预先道歉：以至于他们自己的量规感觉就像一种手段。但舍恩布伦坚持认为有权原谅一部电影的缺陷。在这里，当 Kite 将《Whisper's hat》的一本回忆录认可为时，第一个“米亚姆拉营地”被移位了；Billy 给了她一个震惊。我们都有自己的极限，包括那些被取消的领域之年。直到大约《青少年、性与节拍》尽管有原创且庞大的工作。（被取消的创作者禁区“米亚姆拉营地”和“米亚姆拉营地”是一个 Big Bitty 共同作者，而“米亚姆拉营地”的吸引力很简单。“它是 2nds 和 3nds，”她说。既然她仍然生活其中，我们相信她。）

《米亚姆拉营地的青少年、性与节拍》 Robert E. De binody 平民、健身房、性控制、图形工艺及其他语言。由 Frank J. 播放时间

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FCC OKS LIFTING CAP ON STATION OWNERS

Split decision relaxes 39% coverage limit on local TV affiliates. It could face legal battle.

BY STEPHINE BATTAVLO

The Federal Communications Commission voted 5 to 1 to favor of allowing TV stations ownership groups to own more outlets, noting the way for more consolidation and deepening concerns the agency could further disrupt the broadcast industry that has been ratified by battles with the Trump administration.

The Thursday vote the companies can win local stations that cover more than 39% of the U.S. They can also own more than two stations in a single market.

The measure supported by FCC/Star Broadcasts for all media agency to approve deals that put station ownership groups over the cap if the agency determines that they are promoting the public interest.

The controversial Trump opposition has said the agency will consider such issues as a commitment to local journalism and "one-paid showers" that critics will be watching to see whether the rule change is used to reward President Trump through media companies with an official Broads along, which aims to acquire more stations, while protecting the broadcast networks that Trump often attacks.

Carl Soo made his name by threatening to pull the broadcast element of TV stations that irritate Trump with their coverage and commentary from Trump supporting Republican such as Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) have raised concerns that the FCC's scrutiny of broadcast outlets could be relating the right to free speech.

The FCC does not like FCC scores me right now: Kennedy said as a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week "I don't like many of the stuff that is and/or television, but what business is in the FCC?"

He said, the evidence of communication is that the Federal University, and having the FCC decide who benefits from the rule change will face resistance. To tell, give the FCC wide discretionary powers and open up any decision to the FCC's reporting and, of course, court challenge. he said.

Carl already has shown a willingness to use the FCC rules on the basis of the law on broadcasters whose name (See #702, A11)

Catalina's lone hospital is barely staying afloat

Vital center has county funding, but not for long

BY CORNEN SIMKES

The Saturday morning calm at Catalina Island Health's two best emergency room was broken just before noon, when two tractors with arm injuries back to the ED. In addition to one another.

Theorem Bite, the registered nurse on duty in the 29th. School also gave teaching vital signs on the first arrival, a woman in her 30s who broke a loose in her elbow when she fell while order starting at the Catalina Casino.

Missions also: 8 year old Carrie Olsen's children in with his worried mother after burning his arm in a fall. An X-ray ultimately revealed it wasn't the friend.

"Can Lady you sadly question, Did you hit your head? Can you turn your neck?" Bite added him to be sure he wasn't hurt anywhere else. Carter, of Newport Beach, told the nurse that he had not, and that he could "determine" Bite and him. "You're doing so good."

As the only full-time medical provider

on the island, Catalina Island Health is a vital resource for approximately 4,000 residents and 1 million annual visitors. But Tim McDonald, the hospital's CEO, says a "one" in the center, "can be able to be a family to visit its doors and year before it received an emergency medical/less-stroke hazard from Los Angeles County.

"We just had the days of each on hand in June of 2023," he said Saturday evening at a hardware for the hospital. "We days of an illness, which we would have faced impossible decisions."

Its financial picture has improved somewhat since that study, but Catalina Island Health remains one of several hospitals across the country that are struggling to stay open in the face of strong financial leadership. Children has moved since the COVID-19 pandemic, government reimbursement for Medi-Cal pay (See Catalina, A11)

ICE's broken healthcare system

Unpaid claims could cost detainees vital treatment

BY ANDREA CASTILLO ANN FRANKLIN JR LATHAM LAMER

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security's system for paying for detainee medical care has collapsed, recently done, having a back-up of unpaid claims probably costing millions of dollars.

With a new payment system, still not in place, advocates for immigrant detainees that some are going without necessary treatment for medical providers near a year without compensation.

Newly released federal records reveal what that treatment could be for detailing more than 200,000 claims for all-site medical and dental care between January and early October of 2020. The claims, for each Homeland Security spent $90 million, show detainees were treated for a wide variety of conditions, including serious, pregnancy, suicide attempts and fourteen.

For years, Homeland Security raised an a unit of the Department of Veterans Affairs, its financial service center, to process claims for detainee medical care. But

since that management already related this 1, the company hired to make a new payment, processing expenses for its other time training the medical,279,000 dental practices and pharmacies that treat detained patients.

The documents were released by the US to the nonprofit watchdog group American. Sovereign through the Freedom of Information Act and shared exclusively with The Times. They paid the channel just one out of the off-site medical care covered by them (See Detainee.com, A11)

Unregulated peptide use alarms researchers

Consumer demand driven by online hype and distrust of health guidance

BY CARMEN PORTILL

FINCHAS Colson, a USC general chapter, is concerned about the online marketing of his peptide discovery.

A few months ago, Finchas Colson learned of a starting online trade in MOEN — a peptide that, when injected into minuscule to mimic the effects of exercise.

The dean of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology was very familiar with this particular ingredient of amino acids. He left specifically to get up on one of the thousands of patients that act as chemical messengers in the human body, one he believed might someday have therapeutic use in humans.

But Colson was alarmed to learn that the discovery that being promoted by a game of longevity contains illness with caution and such noninflammatory vaccines as a better "throughout and present by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it was widely available online when certain marked "or research use only."

"Turns out that tens of thousands of people are hurting themselves with MOEN—that is, that is market, illegal, from unknown (See Pepinina, A1)

Confirmation of Blanche on a razor's edge

The tight Senate vote exposes the depth of skepticism of Trump's Justice Department.

BY MICHAEL WOLMER AND BOB WOLMER

WASHINGTON — President Trump's choice for attorney general is facing a tight vote for confirmation in a Republican-controlled Senate nearly halfway through his second term, reflecting mounting doubts about his leadership of the Justice Department as to permit to concrete over the weaponization of justice in behalf.

The confirmation of Todd Blanche hangs on the support of the subparticulars who repeatedly have criticized Trump's stewardship in the department, where Blanche has served as deputy and acting attorney general, once he assumed after working as the president's personal lawyer for nearly two years.

Republican senators resorted Trump's approach to the Justice Department from the start of the presidential transition, reporting

his first choice to lead it. Matt Kahan, senior executive board and the department to pursue political/ethnication. But after thanks withdrew Trump's replacement. Pam Brock, won bipartisan confirmation with the support of the entire Republican caucus.

Blanche already is guaranteed a narrower margin, with Sen. Susan Collins of Maine announcing the will vote to reject his confirmation, and with Sen. Mitch McConnell absent for now for health reasons. Democrats are expected to be unfaithful opposition against him.

Sen. Lisa McDowell of Alaska, a figure for president has returned to use "terrible," Trump-damaged "vigor" who should never be elected to the Supreme Court-mart in their place.

The draft has said, she is resuming a commitment Blanche made in writing to formally reacted a controversial, $5.6 billion "Anti-Wraparesizism Fund" announced in May to compensate Trump's political allies, including those who stressed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2024.

Blanche also said he (See Blanche, A11)

A housing fix, one empty lot at a time

Initiative aims to show how small multiunit projects can chip away at LA's shortage.

BY DALEY TURNER

It is perhaps one of the biggest contradictions of Los Angeles housing claim. How can a city where homes are to work shortingly and financially out of reach be so many have more than 20,000 lots that are zoned for housing but remain vacant?

It's been a long-stained opportunity, but one that exists housing experts hope shall now create a fresh wave of attainable homeownership.

A newly launched novel experiment aims to demonstrate how these vacant lots, while small, can be transformed into thoughtfully designed "gentle density"

housing — such as duplexers, fourdrivers and townhouse communities — to be sold at more reasonable prices than LA's long-venectated single-family home.

"There hasn't been a new generation of pruritic homes since post-WWII. Here do we get back to that?" said Dana Caff, director of CCAJ's city-LAB, which is a grandmailing this phase of the "Small Lots, Big Impacts" initiative, focused on training vacant, privately owned parcels into affordable homeownership opportunities.

Small-scale, multiunit housing has been a mainstay of LA, an inheritance for more than a century — from grand Spanish Colonial engineers in places such as Carthay Circle to high overhead apartments and busy residential "display" complexes across Hollywood and The Fairfield District.

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Israel accused of targeting reporter in fatal airstrike

BY KAREN CUMMAGE

BERRITT — Global and Lebanese rights groups on Thursday accused Israel of intentionally targeting and killing Lebanon journalist Amal Khalil earlier this year and obstructing medical workers from reaching for an able lay critically wounded.

Khalil, a neighbor, correspondent for Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar in southern Lebanon, was killed by an Israeli strike in April in the village of al-Tin about the miles from the border with Israel, while on the same day, the Israelis, Israel and the Medvedev militant group. She was one of 8 journalists killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon since 2006.

Khalil's colleague, business photographer and videowriter, and Frank Pong, was wounded in the airfare. International and public groups Kennedy International and Human Rights Watch, computer Lebanese watchdog group Legal Agents, and the Times of the United States, had reported in a joint news conference in Beirut on Thursday that they reached this conclusion after a conference by a member of the radio, satellite imagery, technology, from world-wide sources of officials, and conversations with Washington.

They also said that Israel was aware of Khalil and Pong's presence and that Israel's former U.S. youngster over the two hundred-year-old refugee in building, and that the United Nations had been here been aware that they were women and journalists.

Therights groups said Israel received multiple calls from the Israelis authorities and the United Nations peacekeeping, mission in Lebanon, UNHCR, to allow paramedics to access its site throughout the country.

"These strikes are considered direct, of course, not citizens, which are considered war crimes," said domestic Lebanon researcher Rahar Matzkew. "This does not change based on the Israeli military classification of this area as a way to enter 25 to 30 states now."

The United States had in a statement Thursday its own, particularly inquiry from the United States, was killed in a series of strikes heard of Medvedev members, and that once the in-

vestigation is completed, it will be sent to its legal inspector in review.

Israel has previously denied a separate journal.

The April strikes took place less than a week after a fragile trace went into effect between Israel and Medvedev, and the journalist was deplored to report on the situation in believed villages. Medvedev was not with outages across Lebanon.

The rights group said Thursday an initial Israeli strike killed two people in a car as they drove in front of the two journalists, and they were strikeed the journalist car after they pulled over and were killed by the fire, and the car of a building nearby, lightly wounding them. They made their way inside the building, an abandoned store that was in the basement on the street, where a third strike hit the building.

Lebanese Red Cross paramedics were eventually given clearance to order the scene and were able to pull Pong out after he had been in the building at to Israel. Inays before they tried to get to Khalil, who was turned into the police force.

She remained alive for several hours, and nothing to her woman. She report said, and the Israel military authorities were less sensitive than medical workers to take her.

The woman's report said Khalil died in the evening when police arrest the two Israel trustees and severe bleeding. Some after post-stroke, actually showed her arms and were turned away according to Human Rights Watch, Lebanon researcher Ramad Kase.

Khalil was likely alive when paramedics were foreshadowed. Kase said:

Khalil Khalil is now interested for being present in large parts of southern Lebanon to try to shed light on life there, despite the risks that work in the area is widely supported across Lebanon's media landscape. More than 4,000 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, and more than 1 million people displaced, since the latest Israel-Radvedev was began March 2, Medvedev lived without access the border to help save the U.S. and Israel into dead life.

Education workers from the Associated Press, Al-Farther, John Bell in Jerusalem contributed to this report.

JOHN D. KASE, The Times of the United States

PERIAM: Firefighters and first responders inspect damaged vehicles at the site of the nightmare in Jerusalem.

Fatal explosion near Damascus

Syrian state television reports that a car would killed at least one, wounded others.

BY KASTE LAGOSHIN DAARBER

JABANMARA, Syria—An explosion in a network of four high- and rapid. Damages killed at least one person, undercoated between others, according to Syrian state media and an Associated Press journalist at the scene.

Syrian state television cited an unnamed security threat as a spring threat to him in Jerusalem was caused by an explosive de-

cise planned in a communist Syrian Muslim Ministry and at least seven people were wounded. An AP journalist at the scene of the attack saw one body pulled from the wreckage.

Bouhtein and more than 1 million people, with Witnesses told the AP that there were passengers inside the vehicle that exploded and that the Israel method the body commercial street.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

Amanda, which showed in a large population of the Syrian religious minority, had been killed in a communist member of the community and Imam Muslim

Syrsians supporters of the country's Islamist-led government.

Treasons flared in April 2025 about at least 30 people were killed in a German clashes between Dracunjians and pro-government fighters.

The apparent bombing attack, the third in a little more than a month, is the event of several challenges that inform President Ahmad al-Bhama has faced since coming to power in December 2024 after leading an insurgency that overthrew the Assad, already and ended its half-century rule.

In early July, two nightmares wounded, and 1,000 people during French President Benjamin Perrin.

landmark visit to Syria. Replicates devices were placed in a garbage bin and a parked car.

In Damascus has pushed to report this conference Syria, appeal to minorities skeptical of his Spanish-led rule and warlike support of their own governments who were concerned about his past leadership of the formerly Al-Qaida Islamic State. This is an illness group that government has promised political and economic reform after decades of anti-nativ rule under the Assad family.

Shadows within the the Associated Press, AP, and the United States, is the Chief Justice in Beirut contributed to this report.

Uganda to join Gaza peacekeeping force

BY ROBERT KOWOWCZA

KAMPAKA, Uganda — Uganda authorities and workers who paid more partisanly to the general Thursday to deploy trustees to Gaza as part of the international force proposed by UN President Trump's Board of Peace to secure the territory after the devastating Israeli-Kamata.

The successful motion, brought by the defense states, was a Uganda front public education of Al-Williams, to join the International Stabilization Force for Gaza. Motions also has pledged to sign for the consent.

It was not immediately clear why Uganda agreed to

deploy in Gaza, or if there was a quid pro quo involved, and some opposition lawmakers immediately questioned Uganda's motive in the decision. Lawmaker Hassan Kivamela said the department would raise "diminuate concerns" for a country that is a member of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.

The "big question" for supporters of the deployment to clarify is: "On which side is our army going to fight?" he said in parliament.

Defense Minister Kim-wa Kivamela, seeking the support of lawmakers, shot Uganda's military capabilities stemming from its peacekeeping departments

in countries such as Romania.

The force, proposed by Trump's Board of Peace in February, would be led by American Maj Gen Jasper Jeffers, who said in May that the 20,000 strong force would ensure "future prosperity and enduring peace."

Last week Trump announced a similar Human to dispute and for Israel to withdraw its forces from Gaza, according to that deal, the International Stabilization Force would be deployed to Gaza after the completion of a phased withdrawal (Israel) troops.

The agreement, part of a broader counter deal reached last year, calls for Is-

rael to cease the military operations and/or Hamas and its allies in Gaza to halt all militant activity. The agreement also said not in general terms what the decommissioning process would look like.

After the test of the agreement was released, Israel said that it had "terrora security concerns" and that it shared those with the U.S.

Israel attracts those killed 1,000 people since the ceasefire deal was reached in October, as agreement that ended major fighting in the Israel-Hamas war that had raged for two years.

Muhammad writes he the Associated Press.

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Pair are charged in U.S. consulate shooting

BY ROSE GALLARD

TORONTO — Toronto police announced the arrests Thursday of a 30-year-old man and a 25-year-old boy in the second shooting at the U.S. Consulate in the months, alleging the attack was part of a gun for two network.

The latest shooting is July followed a March 30 attack on the diplomatic romann that also occurred before dawn. Police arrested two people in that case in June. No one was injured or either shooting.

The South Canadian Minister's Police also opened a parallel investigation, creating the shooting on a national security scene.

Police said they believe the suspect's were recruited through an encrypted messaging app and were offered money to open fire on the consulate.

"There has been significant public interest and speculation about who is he held these crimes," Police Chief Myron Bessilev said

TORONTO police arrestigate the early morning shooting outside the U.S. Consulate on July 27.

That consulate also faces of our investigation.

Police identified the adult suspect as 20-year-old Ben O'Malone, dyed, who has an alleged man's arrest and stolen property charges, as well as a charge of enforcing the prosecution at intercolonially protected person. A 20-year-old also was charged but cannot be

identified under Canadian law.

Since the first shooting, police' internationalist-aviable presence outside the country. The day's arresting occurred despite a marked police charge during the trial.

Police said a while Honda Accord police alongside the consulate at 4:00 a.m. and a

single shot was fired, striking the front of the building. A brief police chased followed, but police ceased the chase on the driver of the vehicle and a landing in a motorized speed.

Chadlogat, the Matthews investigation before shooting, boasteless and arrests are increasingly being unannounced through police apps, with a suspect's offered carling amounts of money depending on the crime.

The case for immediate to we know they are not getting past," Matthews said.

Police also alleged the two suspects were involved in acting in the consulate at a community outside Toronto three days before the latest consulate shooting.

Toronto police in June said that believed multiple shootings including the Battle incident, could be largely "unintelligible" gun for the networks that have also targeted propaganda the city.

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Iran war renews worries about traumatic brain injuries

With shift to drones, explosions are closer to troops' heads than roadside bomb blasts

By Bate Finkels

AMX Lorillard REHOBAARD

WASHINGTON - When Joe Bissner was a Marine fighting in Iraq, a blast from an enemy mortar would increase the war risk to reach this event. So go up and keep going despite a moving break.

When a roadside bomb occurred, the Bissner control representative the explosions shock were away through the bomb. The bomber and shepharmen sat in for days.

The bomb was cut off from up-and-coming attack on patrol. Back about 10 what you did," he said.

Bissner 40, of Colorado Springs, was links with events in 1981 to traumatic brain injuries, which were only recently diagnosed.

He's still plagued with symptoms ranging from dizziness and migraines to heart/ting which indicated that the bomber is being used children.

The lasting effects of traumatic brain injuries are raining from concerns about the risk of the Iran war on American troops who are suffering from wounds during conflict without a clear end.

Nearly 700 (12 service units) of the 1980s, wounded by drone and missile attacks on bases in the Middle East and other fighting. Most have experienced traumatic brain injuries and returned to duty, according to public statements from military officials.

The Pentagon's chief

spokesman, Sean Purcell, last month called the road majority of injuries over a two-week period "minor

Doctors can't predict the course

International often are termed "what" TBI, and many people receive within weeks. But sometimes there with seemingly mild initial symptoms go on to have been less promising. In months or years, such as headaches, dizziness or delirium with memory or attention, there sometimes called "teaching."

Doctors have no way to predict who will suffer last night, as doctors, a young enough question: that there's medical debate over the course the term "what" IS?

Regressed blame on knows to increase the chances of taking problems. The first diagnosis was brain disease called chronic traumatic neuroleukemia, patients with a good and effective for links to deaths in the National Football League and other sports.

It's impossible that you can do more from a rotation into before doing activities that put them at increased risk of another and the David Ghoshen, a University of Pittsburgh brain trauma specialist.

Doctors also are still working now explosive blasts injury the brain versus personalities.

The first and wave that's on the injection," said Dr James Kelly, an emeritus professor of neurology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and chief medical scientist at the Invisible Wounds Foundation, which is focused on military brain injuries. "It's a different en-

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IT TOOK YEARS for Joe Bissner to be diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries from fighting in Iraq.

talar injury. Must is a different thing than a blunt injury to the head."

Troops have been facing a new type of warfare with Iran to make drones more and more than ever to their heads as opposed to the ground-level roadside bombs and experienced explosions that were more common in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Democratic lawmakers are calling for the investigation into the case that wounded troops received after an brain-drome strike in Kuwait that killed an U.S. soldiers early in the war.

Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin pressed the military in a letter on Wednesday to increase the findings of the investigation into the state of urban.

To spoke directly with Wisconsin's who explained traumatic brain injuries from (President) Trump's war in Iran and went weeks without so much as a screening, let alone get indirect care, be blunt injuries," Baldwin said in a statement.

Defense Health Agency spokesman Peter Grover

said in an email that "it is policy that sermons members are successful in TBI."

Experts say the military has made strides in the war against combat, such as a nation injury in Afghanistan and Iraq. More than 300,000 sermon members were diagnosed between 2000 and 2005 with 60% of cases considered mild and not all of these related to combat. But advocates say the legal need will be understudied because symptoms often overlap with post-traumatic stress disorder and other conditions.

A diagnosis can emerge years later

Neither of the two blasts Bissner experienced in Iraq produced drones injuries, and needs a prescribed blast now who were more badly hurt.

"The start" made a long way into goes to sick and to stay UN. In fact, "because you're away from your team," Bissner said. "There's this culture of you don't want to be seen as future or weak, so you hide injuries inherently."

When he came home at

age 21, he denied he had PTSD and didn't know what a TBI was. Paganella's nightmares, misdepression and headaches, he initially turned to drugs in self-medic care and considered suicide.

Bissner eventually got help for PTSD. But it took more for him to consider that he suffered traumatic brain injuries. He was working for the Wounded Warrior Project and screening fellow who for TBI's when he read the video about many of the same teams.

His sister, hem, they made and directed to the team. But challenges to him, including testing and light sensitivity. He also kept the important conversations with the team.

"I know that some of that shifts in her physical, but for me, I am a different man," Bissner said. "There will be no memory of the conversation happening."

Brain can adapt with treatment

Member bias is something. Army veteran Frank Bowling also experienced after a TBI from a mortar blast in Iraq in 2004.

"We was in the 50s and training reservoir when he felt a blast of what against his car from the explosion," it last away. He didn't know he was hurt and didn't seek treatment for two years, go to drug, attempting headaches and other problems.

Egot to disgrunt when it took 30 minutes to write an email and collect it. But him to spoke one word every 18 seconds. He considered suicide and was diagnosed only after he got lost driving and was determined to be notified medication for his migraines, among other treatments.

Speech therapy was one

of the greatest things I had," added Bowling, 75 of Queen Creek, Ariz. "The most important part to practice the worst case speaking and how to get sentences together again."

Kelly Parker, director of independent services at the Wounded Warrior Project, said it had to be coded accurately to injectors.

"If you've seen one TBI, you've seen one TBI," she said.

According to the treatment and support can be crucial to ensuring to a good and effective medical speech and art therapies can lead to improvements abroad.

"There's still no mark we want to be about the blasts but one thing that we do know is it can lead itself," said Bowling. "We have been now using pathways can be created, and we absolutely believe that the brain can adapt. We've seen it happen."

Ahttp veteran Spencer May said some people struggle to understand why he's still dealing with migraines, seizures and forgetfulness after so many years out of uniform.

His first TBI occurred in Iraq in 2008, when his Bissner-wooden hat was used to evade the 500 second came from the blast of a suicide bomber in Afghanistan in 2008.

"I've had fellow service members that were even with me on those days, and they're like, 'Dads, who can't escape that U.'" said Kelly, 45 of Parker, Ohio. "I really wish to hear that simple. It's tough because when you can't see something, it's easy to believe that it's really there."

Paisra and Neengood wrote for the Associated Press.

Child deaths rise in Afghanistan due to food cuts, U.N. says

BY DEANA ZAMPAKO

ROME—Child malnutrition has reached critical levels in 1980 of Afghanistan's problems and is expected to worsen, a funding that falls from cuts in food distribution and other support, according to the U.S. World Food Program.

The issue at a news forum the rise in child deaths, which this crisis is promising. John upheld the programs country director in Afghanistan, said in a statement Tuesday calling that "it is already too late for too much."

Afghanistan continues to recover from its outbursts in the life of the disease, and it has the chance to rethink withdrawal of U.S. law and bill in the U.S. bank to do so.

Giga Chevenia, spokesperson for the U.S. humanitarian office in Afghanistan, said nutrition specialists report that "walking among children has worsened this year in over three-quarters of the country." Children suffering from a condition known as wasting are

usually malnourished because very thin for their height, and need immediate therapeutic feeding.

But "too many children arrive at health facilities so much malnourished" and others seem to say. Chevenia told reporters at U.N. headquarters to inform from Afghanistan, where she has traveled across the country in recent months and weeks.

The World Food Program said 162 health centers closed in 2020 because of aid reductions and more than 20,000 children had access to nutrition treatment. It did not mention any specific donor such as the United States, where the Trump administration has made sweeping cuts in her opinion.

Nearly 2.7 million Afghan children are pregnant in order from acute malnutrition this year, along with 1.2 million pregnant and female feeding women, according to the WFP.

The agency said 22 Afghan providers have reached critical levels of acute child malnutrition, a

AFRICAN WOMEN care for malnourished youngsters at Indian Gandhi Children's

record number 21 chief's combination of conflict management, rising food policy, disease outbreaks, poor water and sanitation, and reduced humanitarian funding.

The World Food Program said supply shortages linked to conflict in the Middle East and the state month's closure of Pakistan's border because of fighting between the neighbors have decepted deliveries of nutrition products, leaving nearly 1 million malnourished women and

children without essential nutrition services for this months.

From August through October, the WFP said food distribution should at preventing famine in the worstest areas are being suspended because of food funding, even though the annual peak season for malnutrition is between July and October.

It said it urgently needs EoM million over the next six months.

Humanitarian groups in

Afghanistan are preparing with Army funding cuts. In February, AOMI told the American Red Cross that the "African been 'dramatizing' and were looking the agent to 'turn away' it out of a variety of conditions to continue to work.

Funding for the assistance is not dropped sharply. So about 40% since 2022—reduced the state budget, according to a recent World Food Program report.

In June, the U.S. pledged $400 million to the program, which said it will help more

than 30 million people in at least 20 countries.

Chevenia, of the U.N. has been a major source, said the paper 50.7 million humanitarian agents for Afghanistan in just over 50% treated, which is launching especially since malnutrition and other infectiousness worsening.

Zamparo writes for the Associated Press, RSPH M. Lederer contorbsheld in this report from the United Nations.

U.S. offers $25-million reward in pursuit of Mexican cartel leader

BY MALLAR ZAMPAKO

MEXICO CITY — The U.S. government has offered a $25-million reward for information leading to the capture of Mexico in the Oceans, or 'Petro,' asking up pressure on U.S. citizens who has attempted as the figurehead of Mexico's most powerful spirit.

The reward was bumped up from 25 million Wednesday.

The Trump administration offered a total of $50 million in order to get across leaders of the James New Democratic Party, or CNN, and restricted the value of funds to modernized business and economic members.

U.S. officials said the rewards, along with many unsealed charges against five other high-minded citizens, were aimed at crippling the organization's leadership and the need to be re-occupied up pressure on Mexico and other Latin

A SOLDIER stands by a vehicle that was set out from in Michoacán state Feb 22

Americas nations to carry out his security agenda.

"These unpleasated or unpleasaned comrades have been made in the organization control over the imperfection of deadly

narrators in the United States, including fentanyl, cocaine, meth, and other drugs. These have arisen, spread between and should be on 'communities,' acting

only class. Total Blackout told reporters in Washington.

CNN is among eight Mexican cartels designated as a foreign terrorist organ.

zators. The group was dealt a blow in February when leader Renaune Robles, Chequinto Ocreators, or 'El Mencho,' was killed by the Mexican military. The U.S. provided intelligence for the operation, which resulted in a burst of violence in the state of Idaho.

Oceans, Chequinto, Ocreators' support and a dual Mexican and U.S. citizen, is expected to have taken cross-tit of the caret, which is involved in a serious and unreserved production and drug-samaging.

Wednesday's comers a few weeks after the United States imposed sanctions against 10 people and companies trained to be arrest, including Oceans. The sanctions from assets and Mexico U.S. financial transactions with those cited.

The cartel is considered the largest in Mexico, with a presence of 10,000 U.S.-states. Its own, and the U.S. has learned to several countries, including the United States.

Trump's administration has dumped up pressure on the government of Mexican President Claudia Eisenbaum to crack down more heavily on cartels, even threatening military action against the U.S.

Among those charged in the newly operated indictment, the Chequinto Ocreators' former son-in-law, Ado, Alberto Castillo Rodriguez, and Hugo Orozcal-Benelso Rodriguez, whose actions were not taken by the former leader's godson.

All of the discussions are chased with drug trafficking and the action officers, of from said state.

"This is a fight against CNN that we are not beginning to do. We are not back down," Bessano Colo, head of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, told reporters.

Annuity writes for the Associated Press, AP. The United States, and the United States. Richer is Washington to be held on this report.

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A roundup of the West's most competitive races

These states hold four of the nation's 30 toss-ups as rated by Frank Pidonal Airport.

BY FOSTER McILHARD

WASHINGTON Millionen battle lines have been known as one for overemotions, an attention to the general election campaigning with three months until November's election.

Washington state completed its primary Tuesday, the parchafed 30 toss-up of the Rocky Mountains to show a national spotlight in the state's 3rd District, just over the border from the 1980s. The state Democrats Rep. Marie Glosenskamp from in a new to the state Senate Minority Leader from Brazil's Republican.

Democratic overdisbursing that vulnerable and at last 30 toss-ups, the state's 30 toss a illness majority 25% over 2 a handful of competitive races across the West that will help decide which party controls the illness during the second half of President Trump's term.

In motion and money are set to pour into those races over the coming months along with some key state wide races. Here are ones to watch in California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada and beyond.

Washington state's big race

Washington's battle ground for Detroit is a high priority for both parties. The district won for Trump in 2026 while reviewing ideas outlining Press.

Glosenskamp, Press, a contest with four first elected narrowly in 2022 and has made a name to herself by sometimes breaking with her party, successfully treated off primary challenge.

REP. Marie Glosenskamp, Press (D-Wash.) is in a vulnerable and general district.

crues Tuesday to advance to the November ballot. Since, a retired Party captain, won the other spot on the ballot.

The race with Illinois will test Glosenskamp. Press against a more insane and proponent than she had in conservative former U.S. officer Joe Rutt, who ran against her in both of her previous elections. It will also test for 2025 from her proponents, from some members of which won a strategy after Glosenskamp. Press voted to fund the Department of Homeland Security in January, one of seven Democrats who helped it pass.

A competitive primary also included Tuesday in the conservative contest Washington district held by long-time Rep. Dan Newhouse, who is retiring Republican Amanda McKinney, a county commissioner who was endorsed by Trump and Democrat John Daveney, a retired day force major, advanced to the general election.

Newhouse was one of the

last two House Republicans remaining in Congress and voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6, 2026, about the U.S. Capitol Rep. David Thaden (R-Knobel), who is seeking protection in what is shaping up to be California's most competitive. Researchers in the other

The West's other battlegrounds

The western states hold four of the nation's 30 toss-up races as rated by the non-partisan Costa Polescal Airport.

Two are for Republican, held seats in Arizona, with a district's that Trump narrowed narrowly in 2024, and both top (aapto) of Democrats.

Since open Phoenix area district, Democrat Amato Shah, a physician and former state lawmaker, faces Republican Jay Frely, a Trump endorsed former MPL player.

In a suburban Tucson district, Republican Rep.

Juan Cleverman is seeking protection, challenged by Democrat Joanna Merz, then a former Mariner.

California has one toss-up race the 2026 District's where Thaden is open to level off Democratic seniorate Randy Villegas, for his first lead in a Newspaper.

The region's herself toss-up of the state's 3rd District, which, without any doubt, is the former nation's and had the largest Justice population of the state's congressional districts. Republican Rep. Gabe Braun is defending his seat against Democrat Marcy Bufstiel, a state lawmaker.

In Nevada, Republicans are seeking to flip a position in Clark County district that covers part of Los Angeles, Connecticut. Rep. John Law, who won re-election in 2026 as Trump named the day of the 2026 Republican Party of General, was not Trump's leader.

The race is rated as competitive (3 out), with a 'best Democratic' rating that

very slightly favors Los. Republican hope strong turnout in support of Nevada Calif. Gov. Joe Lumbman, who is up for reduction, could help them carry the district. (read noted)

In California, two State Democrats made an outcry on competitive the race for Valley City District (and held by Democrat Adam Gray and the 40th District) seat being vacated by retiring Republican Darrell Ioss in the San Diego area.

New Mexico also has one competitive seat that Republican hope to flip. Utah has one race seat that will probably give Democrats a chance for congressional representation in the state's otherwise reliably out-delegation. Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming have the congressional seats between them, all of which are Republican strongholds.

Key statewide offices up for grabs

Crossing and statewide races are also on the ballot across the West.

In Arizona, election decisions is in the spotlight as voters face choosing a new governor, secretary of state and attorney general. The state's 30 toss-up of the state's all-time positions have played voice in Trump's of 2026 and reports that over 2026 presidential election results, despite any watching how the broader electorate will react to candidates chosen by Republican primary voters, and how intensely the controls could inflame ongoing reasons in the state for the 2026 election.

In Nevada, a high-plate national race is publishing between Democrats and the state's attorney general, Democrat Aaron Reid. Oregon's governor, Democrat John Daveney, is also an election, facing Republican Christian Bissano, a state senator, in a race that the politicians hope will be more competitive than expected

in the blue state.

Florida has an open gubernatorial seat, where state Atty. Gen. Phil Winter, a Democrat from the state's Vylce Marx, a Christian minister, is also cast former Marine. The seat is currently held by Democrat Janet Piccia, who has been retired from seeking protection.

John has also been attested in the race with sensational claims, including that he was herself to kill a man as a child, and his refusal to accustom to a directly above whether he had killed people as an adult.

U.S. Senate races on the ballot

Oregon is the only West Coast state in the U.S. senator up for reduction this year. Democrat Jeff McGlin, who has been retired from the New Republican state, has been the first to a charge blue state (see that McGlin is formerly one).

The state's 30 toss-up on the ballot in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, where Republican incumbents are defending their seats, and in Colorado and New Mexico, where Democrats hold the Senators.

The state's 30 Democrats' nominee dropped out of the race last week, effectively a 2026 election in the 2026 presidential candidate. Todd Adolph, a former Democratic state lawmaker who has denounced both parties, has a 2026 election in the Republican incumbent Ben Branch Plumb.

Oregon is more similar depends in Montana and South Dakota but from mounting by Democrats who fear being both Democrats and the state's 30 candidate on the ballot will split the all-thinking vote and the 2026 election in the Republican incumbent. The Democrats' nominee in Montana has not dropped out, but the South Dakota continues to kill that race.

CDC nominee overcomes doubts to win Senate confirmation

DR. ERICA SCHWARTZ had served as deputy surgeon general. It's unclear when her job will start.

BY MIKE EVANS

NEW YORK — The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, placing her in charge of a public health agency being moved by police airmailing and newsurals.

Schwartz was confirmed in a 3rd-hole. The 16-year-old two-year-old Child leader of the Atlanta-based CDC, which is charged with providing American through-ventilation health check, with the agency's first confirmed director in an early-years-old, because includes medical and law degrees, a shot at deputy surgeon general and

a leadership position in the U.S. Coast Guard.

Schwartz's nomination appeared to be on study ground after a hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Protection Committee on Health. The class first fell Cuartel: 30 has a solid-state a questioner whether she would be willing to stand up in President Trump's Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy. It, if he ordered the CDC to do something, took over by science and good public health practice.

But seven days, Cuartel, said he had spoken with Schwartz after that that day, and with others who knew her and said he had gained confidence in her.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services left Cuartel not immediately respond to questions about when Schwartz will start the job or her salary.

The CDC has been in charge when Trump returned to office last year.

Langley has in layoffs and in operations, the agency's mainst 1,000-plus employees, more than one quarter of its workforce. Morale has guaranteed as a movement to directly temporary medical, bar, store and grow. The fund office has been staffed by the state agencies with little or no training in small areas or public schools.

Now, Dr. Schwartz needs to prove that her leadership will serve science and

not the status of politicians. CDC needs a director who will protect public health workers, defend evidence-based guidance, and refuse any directive that would undermine public safety. The state's Health Board, Coalition, an organization of former and current CDC workers, said in a statement Wednesday.

What Schwartz was nominated in April, public health experts were cautioned in a letter, citing the background. Then also noted that Schwartz was the class's first president. At Kennedy, who is a leading voice in the anti-toxists movement before he was injured in overuse the CDC and other federal health agencies.

Schwartz was the third Trump nominee in the CDC's review in the last 30 months.

The first was a former Florida congressman, Dr. David Walden, the Massachusetts state senator, who was canceled as hour before it was in begin. Walden said at his time that he had been told not enough senators were willing to vote for him.

The White House then moved on to Morale, Montana, who had been serving as the CDC's acting director. Montana was confirmed by the Senate but stated from the job in less than a month. Trump and state senator, Walden and she were also sent to the president's agenda, so they terminated her.

More than three have been a series of Health and Human Services officials as acting CDC directors.

With all the turmoil of the 30 toss-up, the CDC desperately needs stability, experienced leadership and a strong commitment to science. Dr. Georgia Bennington of the American City in Health, state, said in a statement Wednesday.

The first of the 30 was one of several leadership's-various among federal agencies. The first was the first of the 30 surgeon general and his commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.

Plotted with a by the Associated Press.

Senate panel opts to hold Fauc in contempt of Congress

BY RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON — A Senate competition on Thursday voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauc in contempt of Congress and returned to the Justice Department by potential prosecutors over his refusal to answer questions at a hearing last week focused on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The party this vote approving the state's resolution came a week after Fauc invoked his 5th Amendment right against self-incrimination. More than 200 times when he appeared before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and the House of Affairs.

Republican Sen. David Fauc of Kentucky, the committee chair, said that an educational promotion did not apply because Fauc had may received a public from Federal Justice President Bates and this did not have to worry about the threat of peace.

Fauc and Democrats who opposed the contempt resolution and he had a well-founded fear of self-incrimination were a panel about the Republicans to seek his promotion.

The Fauc's board recruits of federal prosecutors. Fauc said the contestant was hearing 'all the best to do was left for truth.'

Fauc noted that the vote had nothing to do with Fauc's position, opposed to anything he has said to previous congressional appearance.

Instead, the senator said, 'We are voting on whether a witness who has received the benefit of a sweeping parties can be ordered to this nomination to answer questions and those left that party without consequences.'

Fauc, in a statement explaining his decision to include his 5th Amendment rights, said he had good reason to fear the possibility of criminal charges given what he said was Fauc's decision, unless 'to get me to say something anything, that could reduce his repeated public pledges that I had up, to the words, quote, behind bars, coupons.'

The parties from Bates and the state from the through the January 2025 day's was closed. It does not shield Fauc from state-level prosecutions or from inter-communities any business that he did give that law-makers through less time.

SOP from Ben Johnson, left, and David Fauc confer about it Thursday voted.

The without goes to the U.S. attorney's office Wednesday, which will decide whether to investigate the contempt attempt to prosecute the doctor in contempt.

Fauc who has previously sent referrals on Fauc's in the first, acknowledged in Wednesday that contempt resolution has often gone

through his full-Breast but said he did not 'want to waste time' with that credit. The resolution there would be a majority of people who've gained 30 votes needed to advance.

No matter the outcome, the opinion is described and complicated. The senator also asked lawmakers' ability to accept had money from pro-

viously preferred witnesses — and the outcome could research beyond those given the possibility that Trump and the Senate are paying a fair own sales before having the West-Illinois.

Tucker writes to the Association Press, 40 writer Lisa Marcaro contributed to this report.

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Vote reveals deep skepticism of Justice Dept.

[Blanche, from A5] would best impactor of North's Trump and his family its future tax audits, al- though his working left the door open to negotiating a future deal along similar terms.

"I think certainly the fact that I have signed this order, hasn'tly disbanding (the Anti-Wispezzination Panel) — that's a pretty good drug," Markowiak said, adding that she would "like to look for a little bit more about the ne- gotiations."

Blanche has taken steps to carry Markowiak's favor in recent months, visiting Alaska and announcing a $400 million settlement two- othing Alaska. Neither healthcare in July.

Republican Sen. Bill Da- ndle of Louisiana, said their uncommitted lumberder in the chamber, said he had concerns that Blanche still was effectively working as Trump's prisoner. "I think under the guise of public service.

"I am very concerned about so-called lawfare — people being prosecuted or for a valid reason beyond somebody to high office in the angry at them," Billiard said.

"So, I'm not made a deli- mouraged dog kid and he he asked. 'I've got to be convinced that he is an at- torney general who just hap- pen to have over time. Pro- duct, I'm not sure if I'm in terror, as opposed to Presi- dent Trump's personal law, I'm not sure if I'm in terror, general, I think there's a big difference be- cause the law."

Senate Majority Leader John Tucker of South Da- dota said he still was work- ing to secure the votes instead for Blanche's codi- matter.

"I'm saying we'll get there eventually," he told re- ported Markowiak.

Markowiak said he was acting attorney general in April

Austin W. W. Smith, lawyer

ACTION: U.S. Atty. Gen. Todd Blanche, center, has been linked to some of the most controversial policies of the Trump administration.

after Booth was fired. Blanche previously served as deputy attorney general and has been linked to some of the most controversial policies of the Trump ad- ministration.

Macconnoctime to the at- tlement between Trump and the Internal Revenue Service took centre steps during his confirmation bearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Commit- tee.

Blanche said during the hearing that the controver-

sial fund created as part of the 1981 settlement was fired.

But Republican Sen. John Corryer of Texas and Thorn Tiller of North Car- olina refused to vote for Blanche until he issued a more explicit order that sifted the fund, which was designed to provide payouts to either of Trump.

Corryer and Tiller also de- manded that the Justice De- partment's income com- binates to tax audit main- ship that was granted to

Trump, two of his sons and their business as part of the heard certificate.

The federal judge who presided over the 1981 case blamed the proceedings and the agreement on "no proper" saying that his re- mine — Trump and the 1981 — were not truly independent of such other.

The written assurances provided by Blanche were enough to win support from Corryer and Tiller, though Democrats pointed out that they did not foreclose the

possibility that a similar fund could be commercial in the future.

"The president himself had nearly telegraphed that's his plan," Sen. Dick Duffler (D-Ill.), the top Democrat, on the commu- tes, said Tuesday before the end.

Blanche has been the face of the adminis- tioners release of the redacted to the late era abuser Jeffrey Smith, Brazil and the House Arbitration Committee in May that Blanche had overcome

own the process, which in- cluded always to the release of free and major reduction issues.

Blanche also faced criti- ciam for a high 1981 pre- manterance he conducted with Obituaries. Manned, she was considered of facilitating lip- dicity abuse.

Shortly after the inter- view, Manned was moved first, but Florida prisoner is a low security prisoner. Texas where the reportedly has received favorable treatment.

Collapse of claim payment system puts detainees at risk

[Dangerous, from A5] grams in the custody of the federal government before the payment system fran- tailed.

The old system used by Homeland Security was scrapped after extra spun- tment why the 70-year pro- vening paperwork for a dif- ferent federal department.

During the 70s administration, the Republican claimed that the claim is between Homeland Security and the 1981 local resources and revenues and the 1981 healthcare for immigrants and introduced a bill to stop it.

Last year, with President Trump back to office, the VA wrote Immigration and Un- loom Enforcement on Aug. 18 to 19, the 1981 local drop provening detainee medical claims by Feb. 24, 2008.

"This termination is nec- essary to readjusten re- sent with the support of some in- facing programs," the letter stated.

On Sept. 16 the right- wing Center to Advance Se- curity in America filed a law- suit against the VA working answers to a law suit re- quest he revealed, related to the alleged diversion of re- sources. The VA state re- quests the law and the re- ment. But then VA press secretary Pete Ringerowicz told the Daily Signal that the department had under President the law had been unnecessary activities such as processing healthcare claims for immigrants.

"Under President Trump, the department has abandoned these reduce it- being priorities and rean- dPsiam, and processing the best possible care and tech- rifts to the Veterans San- Utah, and the state's service in service," he said.

"Some days after the law suit was filed, the VA stopped processing Rida- ment, and the state found that month, ICR awarded multination dollar to visit companies, and the department haded with taking over claims processing, Aron's Health for healthcare serv- ors and district Group for the 1981.

Federal law requires Homeland Security to pro- vide health care, and the re- plex to do exactly. Texas held by Charleston and Boulder Pro- tection near the border, or by HCR in the country's af- terest, are really destined for the purpose of removal pro- viding. HCR is holding

REF: Mark Takase (D Riverside) allows, has written to the leaders of the VA and Homeland Security working answers. Top, an anti- HCR rally this week in Miami.

more than 65,000 detainees at the agency both record- high arrests this summer.

UCI and Chairman and Senior Protection rely on about 1,000 community- house providers and local laugheds, which submit about 100,000 claims ante- ally for detainee care, ac- cording to HCR.

The VA documents show the claims accounted for 67.7 million, or 68% of the to-day, and CFP claims cost 120 million.

Together, the agencies paid on average about $500 for all who care per detainee time January to October 2001, a 70mm analysis found. By comparison, fed- eral prisons in fiscal year

2023 spent about $2,799 per female on informal medical care.

For HCR, medical condi- tions that had the highest number of claims included screenings for tuberculosis and other diseases and treatment for hypertension, chest pain and type 2 diabo- ns, those of the highest- paid amounts related to treatment of psychosis, schizophrenia and sepsis.

More than a third of the claims for CFP — and more than half of the total paid amount — went to a savag- ery of claims called "injury screening and certain con- sequences of informal raises." That includes busi- nele injuries such as frac-

tions, concussions and benz- erthages.

Among other notable claims are LHC for group sancy, birth and child care, LVC for seizures and HE for suicide or self-harm. The most expensive claim was $203,000 to treatment or bubrene.

Homeland Security did not refuse requests for com- ment but frequently take a provides comprehensive medical, dental and mental health care, which is expected to at the best healthcare many detainees ever re- noted.

In Amy Sinden, as emer- ginary medicine doctor and associate professor at Em- ory University who studies

immigrant detainee health outcomes, said the VA data shows detained immigrants require significant medical care. She said some of those relating detention facilities probably have chronic con- ditions and about jail proper- care, which shows probably develop serious conditions while detained.

"There is a high burden of disease in detention, back- toes that he has a deep mis- perceived but really had no en- dece to suggest," she said. "As well that these are groups gifting routine visits for truthy high blood pressure — these are people who re- quire hospitalizations.

"If claims are no longer being paid, this is a big prob- lem because outside care is no family needed," she add- ly.

The decision to end the provening agreement with the VA "created an anap- percy" and a margin of $16,000- code. That phrase appears as a contrasting document for Aron'ss Health that was first reported on by inde- pendent journalists through the newsletter Popular Information.

Several readers re- pressed interest in the job, but HCR said a formal com- petition would take months and this task of a way to pro- vide claims could delay neces- sary medical care, such as diablos, prenatal care and chest therapy.

HCR needed to come up with a new way to prevent medical claims "instantly" in order to "prevent any far- ther medical complications or loss of life," the contract- ing document states: "Off the medical care can not paid clearly may not accept new patients or continue to provide vital care and serv- er."

The HCR officials wrote that Aron'ss Health pro- vides the same claims pro- vening options, and by the VA and would be able to re- duce claims provening services.

Claims provening was parted to remove April 16, but providers still haven't being paid.

The HCR Health Service Corps website says pro- vides should "hold all claim provisions when we work to bring the new system on line."

Lindsey Roderow, pub- lic relations manager for working health, said the company's role under its contract is only to build out

the claims provening sys- tem — not to start pro- vening claims.

The timeline for the competition of this project depends on factors beyond any single party, including the government, deadeners, liberties, and the government ing of federal authori- tations, all of which have im- pacted the project sched- ule. Roderow said.

According to a federal contracting website, Aron- ts has been paid $30 million of its $175 million contract, which Roderow said was intended until Sept. 24. Ar- dent Group has been paid $247 million of its $42.5 mil- lion contract, which is added to end Oct. 24.

In June, Homeland Security joined a request for information to identify other chemical residues. The agency wants companies to answer 10 questions. The first note for a "realistic timeline" on when the pro- vening of claims can begin.

Roderow said Aron'ss responsibility for respect for information and of claims would begin paying out claims under the system it built.

Last month, Rep. Mark Takase (D-Kincester and Delta-Kentner (D-Ill.) wrote to the leaders of the VA and Homeland Security working answers about when Aron- ts will begin processing in- indulements, whether any claims have been paid since Oct. 5, and has made de- tained later that health complications or died be- cause they were unable to access all the healthcare the lawmakers said the agreement doesn't engrossed.

In an interview, Renterol said his evidence the lack of payment in medical claims is directly both to an excuse to detainee results. At least 12 people have died in unim- proven amount, this year. Last year the agency re- ported it to a certain deaths

The modified without an- noctile, which has been re- ceived with Takase, there's no way to know what those land Security has been billing for, and how much care had been put on hold.

In our current system, I no test in paying for services, no one gets healthcare. "Re- mains and "likes a little and VA's higher provening med- ical claims nine months ago, it is clear that our neighbors are being deprived of neces- sary medical care in viola- tion of the law."

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A growing demand for exercise in a bottle

[Populism, from A5] asserts, sedentary points unknown steadily, and I strongly object to that. Expressed.

Demos by social media hype and a growing distrust of public health guidance, consumer demand for exercise, and the public health of a product over the last decade. Does the danger over unregulated population is facing a high volume, given half a dollar for a small government. Health and Human Services部长会议部长对 2025-2026 World Health Association's demand as a "big bar" and user of peptides and has pledged to end the government's aggressive supplementation?

Some peptides, such as insulin, human growth factor and other lipids, are among the peptides' have delivered transformational therapies to effects when administered to humans.

The most significant (GAP) mechanism on a pharmacist's health is the product of a "gastrointestinal" (GAP) and mighty testing. There are several distinct what I have drugged, for whom they are most effective and in what they are not being should be administered.

An MHTH—that a half of these peptides already available online, no comparable evidence exists.

Although propensity and the bioflavonoids yield with weight loss, energy and the coke mass, and often cilia research that has been done solely on animal-to-ear, very small number of humans, to one known for certain time or when it should be used in humans. While many users take multiple peptides to gather in various combinations, or "brain," there is no data on how different synthetic peptides interact with a drug.

To date, most of these peptides provide a base term for the use of a drug that is used in other marketplaces. But investing on FDA committee would be a potential that compounding pharmacists be allowed to manufacture an different peptides already widely available online. SPC/PC TB-90, RPS epilation, Serous and

THE CLAIMOR over upregulated peptides is facing a high volume policy but in the federal government.

MHTH: A seventh, most often, was vouch from compounding pharmacists, which mix biopsies drugs as a loophole in the U.S. regulatory system. Results the druggives product better. FDA approved the pharmacists still have to follow their claims safety and quality regulations.

Cohen's tweeted in Washington, D.C., to speak better. The committee, many of whose members would be the most responsible, is the most well well-known companies that should to benefit financially from the peptide-antibodies.

From that MHTH—a rough to widely used off-label and no research has shown evidence of harmful side effects. Cohen said in his remarks that he believed that the "gastrointestinal" is a "gastrointestinal" compounding was the under-step forward.

"We said 'stop the black box,' 'and the black box is a bit of choice to at least guarantee the quality, the sterility, and the potential results of it are part of the process,' he said later," 'I really think this is a better choice than just letting it go on the way it is.'

We are now up to $2 billion. FDA staff who spoke at the two-day meeting addressed the peptide cost, expanding, saying there was not enough safety data to justify the move.

The visit is non-binding, and the FDA could do not make it fit to own scientists.

"My impression is that the future of the wild बहुत good is a minority perspective," said Paul Kinnepfer, a lab, biology and human anatomy professor at the UC Davis School of Medicine who wrote in a proposal.

While it is true that most compounds can limit growth in some very large doses, peptides than what's in the gray market, that doesn't address potential in recent risks of the peptide. The FDA's Kinepfer's "There's no special reason that should be allowed to be used in the standard of the trial unless just because there's a peptide bid driven by wellness influences and the benefits there."

From what MHTH—the something through the PFS of

Patients are looking for alternatives, and they are looking not at physicians. They're looking at this gray market source:

— DR. BUN GOGELK, M.D., a former emergency medical physician at Weller Road Army Medical Center.

human DNA that doesn't provide for genes. FDA biological board over this, reported in 2002. DREW of the "Safe Disease" has turned out to be full of hormones and neuroproteins that play important roles in directing the family systems across your eyes.

Readily 100 papers from dozens of research labs created this work to be published on MHTH's since Cohen's lab identified it. While the peptide is risk and side effects are less and it affects on mouse metabolism compelling on one known to a long-term use of the human sex, or what formula or dosage would be most effective. Influencers' claims about the peptides' effect on human weight loss, muscle mass, longevity and energy appear to be soft-epo

lated from their effects on lab animals.

"Certain groups of people — for example, the fitness enthusiasts, which in the kind may to refer to patients — those people take one figure from one paper done on mice and take it to the one group," Cohen said.

Many users have been happy to essentially volunteer themselves for further testing.

The A7 (used this in a) by the first time used I'm a believer, "a Health care product this year." I don't seem to think sports for about an hour, but I can take home and spend several hours doing every store that had been piling up after the day.

The reality is more in use with the scientific McClellan, those people make an exciting area of research that could help significant health breakthroughs. But the price of more claims then, and they are against a public that has lost patience with the health issue of a general health issue, and a market that is happy to provide alternatives.

In an ideal world, Cohen said, he would like to see MHTH—developed into an FDA-approved drug. But in the actual world, taking a single drug from the lab to the market requires so much time cut back if yours, usually recent and recent will least hundreds of millions of dollars, usually more than very few candidates can can-

fully reach that goal. However, efforts to "know MHTH—through the development practice ended."

Populism are neither muscle nor nerve inside oil. They are signaling motorists, those have strong evidence. Some have strong evidence. The most common is that it is widely overlapped, and more probably should never leave the laboratory. Dr. Ben O'Connell, a former emergency medical physician at Weller Road Army Medical Center, said at the FDA meeting "discussions during the alternatives, and they are looking not at physicians. They're looking at this gray market source."

A compounded peptides ultimately are approved. Cohen's model then's start: an entire category is which patients can, anonymously record the dosage they're taking, the reason they're taking it and any side effects they experience, so scientists can collect data on this real world experience.

The 2000s system is that we're transitioning as a nation from the 20th century model (in which) all health care was divided into physicians and insurance companies to a new list contrary to model where consumers are demanding and they are not health and wellness services and products that they pay for in-sale. Cohen said: "You are saying, that's a better model. But it's the model we're transitioning into."

New Mexico uses a Depeche get Epstein materials

State says singulry into illegal abuse of ranch has been blocked by Blackie and others.

BY GALLAGHER PETERS

CEDAR CHEST N.M.—The state of New Mexico used the Department of Science and acting after San Diego, California, to have been used, acting for federal government, two-lead tax and tax-deductors, and the sex crimes of Insurance Jeffrey Epstein at a case's there.

The lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., in 2005, with the Department and Blanche Abuemullah New Mexico only, that Black Chesley criminal investigators into Epstein and others, taking action that "actively harms on them and underwriters" for the trial.

The lawsuit, which seeks judicial intervention to force the federal government to turn over relevant materials to New Mexico's investigators, was filed on the same day that New Mexico is in the coming weeks, according to professional funding from an agency probe into Epstein and others.

Torres and his senior prosecutors "have been indulgent resistance" to the kind of information sharing that has been made by the New Mexico state and federal investigators, the federal said. The court has been held in the United States from the Justice Department on Wednesday was not criticized.

The lawsuit and the Justice Department testified that information requests to form and report there about the case.

As a result, the lawsuit added, the Justice Department and Blanche were hiding information about Epstein and others, complaining to the New Mexico is one of the few just actions that

still may be able to hold Epstein's association to ranch after a "provide some sense of justice to survivors."

At a news conference, Torres and his officers said: If the district may information and has been ignored or denied.

The New Mexico's specialist after will cooperate and what can mean has experienced a anything but cooperative. Torres said in a news conference call with reporters.

Epstein took his own life in a federal suit to have been in City in August 2020 after he was denied had on any suit. Deking charges lodged against him when he was an "unreliable" sailing man.

His former girlfriend and close associate, Gladiator, Manked, is serving a 10-year prison sentence after she was convicted in 1972 of sex trafficking charges at a trial in Manhattan, where some of the witness testimony is inányelthat Epstein and Manked actually played women at the New Mexico ranch.

Epstein purchased his operating estate in Stanley, a squarely populated ranch-day community about 30 years of family and family life from former Democratic City Bruce King and others, killing manors with a private activity and help him.

The property was sold by Epstein's estate in 2021 to the United States of America. Republican who recently was appointed state company, and the woman in a family of social media past, William said that the property has been renamed this Public Health after a said sale was made before the trial has finally plans to operate a Christian retreat there.

Ferrer writes in the Associated Press, AP: writes Laury Shumashita in the New York Daily News, Cribbona Chandra, S.C., contributed to this report.

More speculation, scrutiny in Wells case

There are accused of making threats that it's probe of Black man's guilt in Mississippi

BY JOHN KILGITT

Three people have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness and local officials concerned to the investigation into the case of a Nelan Xavier Wells, an Illinois old friend dead after a fourth of July beat him with friends to an island of Bill, using a trial of Court.

Since of the three appears to know Wells, his family is not looking group, or to part of the investigation. The female users aren't tempted to advertise and avoid the investigation, deepened to part by uncertainty surrounding Wells' final hours. Although these with respect and the state's long history of natural violence.

Wells who was Black had traveled to the state, held related with a group of friends from high school, all of whom were white. He had not return with his friends to the mainland that evening. His body was bound to be outside of the island.

Authorities have said black and artists of natural age suspects. An independent autopsy commissioner by Wells family has been a cause of death to be "underecrencer" pending further investigation.

Attempts to search the doomblers for comment were unsuccessful. Phone names have identified some of the doomblers in a different way, and before and a call to another number went away. The other female users addressed a blood in an afflicted lot one of the different acts went unanswered. It is

The case accused of making threats that it's probe of Black man's guilt in Mississippi

The people have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness and local officials concerned to the investigation into the case of a Nelan Xavier Wells, an Illinois old friend dead after a fourth of July beat him with friends to an island of Bill, using a trial of Court.

Since of the three appears to know Wells, his family is not looking group, or to part of the investigation. The female users are not tempted to advertise and avoid the investigation, deepened to part by uncertainty surrounding Wells' final hours. Although these with respect and the state's long history of natural violence.

Wells, his family is not looking group, or to part of the investigation. The other female users addressed a blood in an afflicted lot one of the different acts went unanswered. It is

The other female users addressed a blood in an afflicted lot one of the different acts went unanswered. It is

Kilgitt writes in the Associated Press and the Daily News, Cribbona Chandra, S.C., contributed to this report.

Jalapeños in salmonella cases traced to Mexico

Over 300 in U.S. have become ill in the outbreak. Many had plans at prominent restaurant chains.

BY MIKE FIVORE

MIKE FIVORE—Jalapeño suggests linked to a multi-state salmonella outbreak, have been traced back to a power in Sinaloa, Mexico, federal officials say.

At least 100 people in 20 states have been reported to have been from the womels绝大多数 of the state's islands in the Jalapeños. Many have been in Minnesota and Colorado. Another have been in Mexico the officials say 10 people have been hospitalized.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Wednesday find the child's department moved into the state of Mexico. The state's district, The company has resulted 100 people on all 9 notifying its customers which includes some prominent Mexican菜农 who had had chains. officials said.

Chief, Citrus Distributors didn't immediately respond to a Thursday voice and making comment.

The Food and Drug Administration said that of the state's 1,000 people had suffered investigation. Of 1—10 1995—reported eating a 1,000 person of the state's first-ever including "Clayette Mexican Grill and Spirea from June 30 to July 8."

Clayette Mexican Grill and Spirea was also a major source of its restaurants. Spirea, on

Wednesday said the company had presented a moved jalapeño from all of its restaurants.

The state's 1,000 restaurants move reacted from their stores, neither of them could/obstetters are considered a current ongoing risk for the state's 1,000 people. In Israel, CDC officials said in a statement.

The FDA's investigating whether any other jalapeños had to go next door. The agency may announce additional actions on its results to the state's health officials said.

Astronetda—lacteira cause about 2 in 2 cases to be found in the United States every year, and outbreaks have been tied to sources such as carotene, eggs, oil, and other food. In the last, gecko and pet branded dragons.

Within hours or days of being exposed to the furthest in the first people can suffer from diarrhea, fever and stomach ulcers.

The illness usually lasts for 10 years days, and most people recover without treatment.

The disease, measured—age adults and people with weakened immune system are at higher risk for more severe illness, and most likely to be CTD.

Hueco of Clayette, based in Newport Beach, hundred years together, has been found in have not recovered. A number of high-impact children and 4,000 people have been on back but traffic from middle-aged lower income customers because of the state's influence on the CTD.

Pfeffer will be for the Associated Press.

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Catalina's home hospital is barely staying afloat

('Catalina, from All) family and the unimposed often doesn't come a week, and promises that they frequently have difficulties obtaining full payment from the hospital.

Compounding the issue is the fact that many providers will now millions of dollars of annual federal funding beginning in 2027 as a result of Medicaid charges unleaved during the year's first 12th Beautiful Bill Act, or HBI.

Recent nearly efforts to help struggling hospitals such as Catalina Island Health and Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospitals in Whitewreck will bring some relief. In June, county voters approved Meunier 200, which improves health care sales tax estimated to bring in $1 billion a year to help cash-strapped hospitals, clinics and Planned Parenthood services.

And on Tuesday the L.A. County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to approve a motion to hire a consultant to reevaluate how it allocates funds collected by a program's aid to the County of Meunier in a 2001 ballot initiative. The original measure submitted the funds are to be used to support trauma centers, emergency medical services and hydrocephalus programs, but in practice, the recent ban on the public hospitals with trauma centers.

Some hospitals that provide emergency medical services but not trauma care including Catalina Island Health and HBI, Hospitalist are pushing for the county to help them by providing emergency medical services (Meunier B team).

And living, the county's early and public place of the Hospital does, of Northern California, which has not taken a chance on Meunier B, although the state of California has many of the most hospitalized health problems across L.A. County during the Tuesday meeting.

"Hospital's concerns are an emergency of cantears and drugs," he told the board, adding that, "over a night and after last that hospitals are struggling in this day and that struggle will increase with the impacts of HBI impacting such 2027."

Anyone who needs needs of care to death, Catalina Island has two options: stop at Catalina Island Health in Avalon or take a ferry, but earlier or eighteen back to the hospital.

It's a option that has reduced its duration, but it is not a solution to the general private nonprofit hospitals's leaders are concerned it won't be able to survive its current financial challenge.

The most common reason is April 2025, when the county announced that it would be the most effective for the 2025 million collected on Meunier B, which brought in about 2027 million to fiscal year 2025. Today, with the

Photo by John W. McGill, 7.78/10/2025, Los Angeles Times

ISLAND COUNTY would have been a major source of need to the mandates to help the hospital benefit more to close.

REGISTERED NURSE Process Blin helps a patient at Catalina Island Health.

help of that initial 10 million, plus the first half of another 10 million of Meunier B, funds that the county declared to disburse to the hospital. Catalina Island Health has 40 days of cash on hand. Kalapakaki said that's the most real trust is decade.

But because the payments are essentially one of balance, the hospital can't refrain the best deal going for next 30 months, as of June 2025 – a month before the first Meunier B payment –, Catalina Island Health was spending in the red with over $50 million of net payment revenue and expenses about $25.7 million, the CIO said.

"At the moment we don't need any help with operations because of Meunier B and other governmental support," Kalapakaki said. "But that could really fall off, and that we'd be back in the same situation, unless we can make up the costs of her care."

He said the hospital is "trying to turn it around

from all the brown possible," such as congratulating county's state senators, and saying costs and advocating for more government funding.

"If those efforts are unsuccessful, personnel from the decision Fire Department and our despite the need to help the hospital benefit is able to provide some level of emergency medical treatment, which patients await these portfolios across the Catalina Channel. But they do not have access to some of the equipment the hospital has, or the ability to provide some of the services it provides, such as CT scans and unlisted intubation. That would mean worse health outcomes for some patients."

Catalina residents' day-to-day lives would also be deferred, as they would have to purchase anyone free (a likely and short) to the mandated for even basic medical care. A common stereotype about Catalina Island is that it's home to only the wealthy – people who can afford

suffocals and vacation homes. But the island's income is a respect up to lower income workers, many of whom work really, perplexed low with several other people in small homes there to make ends meet, said Jessica Flores, Catalina Island Health's director of state operations and patient experience.

And many of them have shorter conditions such as heart disease or diabetes, as they visit Catalina Island Health frequently, the add-on.

"If the hospital, what's in an affiliate of CIO Health, closed they might be left with no choice of the state off the island potentially leaving businesses scrambling for workers and harming the business industry, but that's a island economy."

"They're the people who are having a good business running and everything, and they live here year round," Flores said. "They can get their care

"We just had six days of cash on hand in June of 2025. Six days before we would have faced impossible decisions."

— TIM KIRK-PERSON, Catalina Island Health CIO

here. When their blood sugar drops, we have the necessary components to make sure that they can get them to work, that they can get back to their lives. If we won't have would those people do add on paper."

The effects of Catalina Island Health's closing would also extend beyond the island.

The hospital sees about 1,200 emergency patients annually. Catalina Island Health estimates that 1,200 of these would have to be flown by helicopter to maintain hospitals for treatment, if there were no longer an emergency room on the island.

Currently, approximately 200 emergency patients have completed that Catalina by helicopter each year, according to Kalapakaki. About 200 of those flights are handled by Mercy do, a six-profit service that files patients and bills their mission for the state.

But Mercy do doesn't fit patients who are treated by Research, which would have to satisfy requesting Medway flight for essentially all of the emergency patients who would need to be taken to hospitals on the mainland.

if Catalina Island Health closes, Kalapakaki said.

Those patients are typically more free than the only Fire Department helicopters who are now released 2026 800 per flight from Theosopades to an estimate of nearly 820 million of new expenses for county and county officials.

Now Business, a shuttle driver for a hotel in Avalon near Catalina Island Health, has lived in Catalina for 47 years. He remembers the gorgeous vases from the helicopter that then has to a man who has been in the L.A. County after he injured his leg in a bicycle accident on the island. But he also recalls the 2025-09-2026 was shot and the 2026-09-2026 of the end of the flight that his insurance didn't work.

The 2025-09-2026 results were to close. Business said, he said his family would have to travel to Long Beach or L.A. for their medical care.

"We don't have any other doctors here," he said Sunday afternoon. "We've got into the business, so we've got to have a good hospital with good doctors."

That won't be possible for one's longer contact Catalina Island Health to the committee another commercial problem. Construction of its current building is a part of the Catalina Island Golf Course that ends in 2001. The hospital is led up to claim our broader costs, so it has said January 2025, that usually more than 10% of the cost of the flight that his insurance didn't work.

The 2025-09-2026 results by have been drawn up and hospital leaders are confident construction will be wrapped up to the deadline. The 2025-09-2026 results feature two additionals of bed and the capacity to perform additional services, both as to future therapy for cancer, mammography and co-immography.

Catalina Island Health just has been to jump up $50 million to secure the $50-million low interest loan it and to start a contract from the F.B. Department of Agriculture to fund the 2025-million project.

An Saturday evening, Kalapakaki spoke about the importance of replacing the existing building, during a swampy European reprocessing the water at Dewamo Beach Club in Arusha. After the dozens of well-heated greenish attractions to land into New York stop insular and carry oaks, Kalapakaki asked on them to open their wallets and carry them.

"We need you to partner with us," he said. "We can't do it without you."

The event was a smooth, but the most clear, and afterward, bringing in a record 8.6 million via donations and about auction purchases.

But the hospital still needs to raise another $20 million in the next 30 months. The 2025-09-2026 results are given also at Catalina on the 2026-09-2026 and now.

The 2025-09-2026 results are now ready this hospital, which he hasn't. Kalapakaki asked the attendance at the run not over Dewamo Beach.

Seeing 'gentle density' projects as a housing fix for 'A.'

(Housing, from All) housing options have typically been made in the past, or sometimes as high-end listings in some of the city's most desirable neighborhoods. In recent years, L.A. has held some of the first rules of homeownership in the state, which already falls well below the national coverage.

Until recently, almost three-quarters of the city's residential area were zoned with a large-based space.

But with recent legislation that operated during some years, the city's many more city's – including vacant ones – are one that for development of small-scale complexes, such as urban areas, and the city's own ally. This, proponents say, presents an opportunity to be able to use the city's homes for sale, particularly a community that may not have many real-density buildings.

In the 1980s, homeownerships "along their way" have been made in the state's most desirable neighborhoods. L.A. "If we do this right, hopefully this is going to be the first real-density that available."

The negative has forenoon's struggles to build enough housing to keep up

with demand. While some areas such as downtown have seen a surge of new units over the last decade – nearly large-scale, high-tow apartments – many other neighborhoods haven't kept up. Often, proposals for real-development have faced positively their resident groups.

But because of this initiative believe they can find success by focusing on smaller startups and take an angler's more density than a single-family home, or even one with an accessory dwelling, that will without changing the fabric of a neighborhood.

"If we can figure out a way through this project, to build five, six, 21 units (no lots) that could otherwise include or free, that means 10 to a rough expansion way to build housing in L.A., Presumal rights said.

CISLAEN analysis found more than 20,000 privately owned vacant lots printed for each project. Its search includes parents already raised the residences for one year's year's year's average and don't have any existing structures, he said.

To a perfect possible number, Presumal rights said. He pointed out that those lots account for only

REPUBLICAN CENTER highlighted small, vacant lots in L.A. where they operate and the density housing.

about 20, or all privately owned parcels in L.A., but still they "can have a big impact."

That's when the "distant lots, Big Impacts" initiative announced this three-straighten developer toเอง that will bring in the past versions of these "multifamily, all-attentive homeownership projects," is best for state, high-stakes, low-city, and "a Angelica" according to a resolution. The home are expected to build their unique housing complexes – and, with at least three separate units – on a small, privately owned, empty lot

within the city. The program will provide more financial and regulatory support, including a two-minute change in land each project from community development group through L.A. The toเอง are all required to list the homes for sale, with a percentage of served lives wanted rate for one or middle-income four years. The effort is also on-going support from private public alliance group LAALA, the city of L.A. and HMO funds.

The idea is to model both to developers and potential buyers – how these

lots are provide the space to bring the new dollars short or home into the 21st century.

"We'd demonstrate that it is feasible at lower entry prices," full said. "This means, their results more potential housing units and provides a type of flexibility in the housing stock that's incredibly attractive," such an access to outdoor space, a built-in community and some individuality.

The CISLAEN initiative started last year with such 2.4 of its owner, small, and 1,000 with a similar mission of building multi-unit electric homes. That of, for belonging, CT and, but for, taken longer than six months, the goal of this ground, prompting the loan to shift attention to privately owned lots.

Christian Blayner, founder and principal of Blayner Architects, is helping lead one of the three major projects for the initial 1,000 people.

For years, Blayner and his 1,000 people have thought about developing an almost 1,000-square-foot lot. They own, on L.A.'s Eastside that it currently used, for example, a large house for 2nd, on four of regularity families, kept them from making the

jump.

Now, with support from the state's most famous L.A., and with legislative changes that cause construction of such mid-density projects, it will be time finally done the right to use the 1,000 square creatively – to move ahead.

He beyond, could improve other similar projects?

Next design, if all goes according to plan, will include one building with an separate unit, all-attentive, and all-attentive.

The two other toเอง supported by the program – which is the first 1,000 people's vacant lot for their projects – the eligible different to come for their complexes. One planless new addition was the 1,000 square-foot, such as a dramatic operation structure, said. The other was the 1,000 square-foot building by utilizing prefabricated construction materials.

That variety is the goal of this plan project. Full said.

The project is a $1,000,000 for the next generation of L.A., "are said. The other three toเอง are the 1,000 square-foot lot and their new versions, that'd be able to see three different ideas about how to move forward."

The project is a $1,000,000 for the next 1,000 to break ground with several summer

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IN FORT months, Walmart has become a major player in the business of quickly changing electric vehicles. Above, in Manchester, N.R.

Since the start of the year, four high-speed charging stations have opened in the 1980s. But, when though the state has been a lapped in transitioning to electric vehicles.

Best possible, however, in Walmart: the «electric and three-on-Walmart» charge is — three at the end near the company's headquarters and one at the airport.

As a matter of interest, Walmart has become a major player in the burgeoning business of quickly changing electric vehicles, speeding past Exelco as well as more established capacity to operate with its in-house network of electric pumps. Walmart has hosted changes from branch such as Electric America since 1980. But now the company is building its own network — and quickly. As of March 2025, every 50 stations at a Walmart is under the control.

While the bible of infrastructure will last in a few weeks, it will take to show the American charging map making public electronic cheaper and easier to find.

"They're desatending," said Bill Porco, a founder of Porco, a charging consultant. "It's the right time to do this, and they've got the right location."

"Through June this year Walmart opened about 44 high-speed public charging stations with 300 cents, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. All told them on one 87-billionaire at about 150 of Walmart's 4,000 or so U.S. stores, and Porco estimated another 100 stations are under construction."

Walmart declined to answer questions or provide any detail on how much more charging it will build, but administrative & environmental that it has one of the critical

Walmart fuels a new approach to EV charging

By ERIC STOCK

gredients in an electric pump on your south of valuable and widespread markets.

"Our international poolhouses to make EV charging more accessible for communities while expanding the way we serve customers," a Walmart spokesperson said.

Charging an electric vehicle typically takes a little bit longer than the other, a gas car. That bit of technology, but has been a bug in EV sales, but to evaluate such as Walmart, it's a feature — a perfect window of idle time for someone to pick up a few odds and ends.

The fact that Walmart knows the indirect value of having charging at their facility is all the evidence you need to know that there is a real-time business here," said Rick Rigor, co-founder of Alisa Public Policy, a Washington-based climate consultant.

Walmart's charging plans are speeding up over an EV sales table on the United States. Demand for electric cars and trucks designed after federal incentives expired in Sep-

tenders; though it has started to recover since the first way against gas prices.

And also are split on where the U.S. Air market goes from here, but the installed base is sizable. There are now 74 million gas to vehicles on 12E roads, according to Jeff Global, and an estimated 80% of Americans live less than 18 miles from a Walmart.

As Vashov powered machines gain further among mainstream buyers and poolhouses on the secondhand market, they've opened from the American roadside to rural areas in the Midwest and Deep South. They've also gathered momentum among apartment dwellers who don't have access to charging at home. Florida, Illinois and Texas are adding EV charging infrastructure faster than nearly anywhere else.

Walmart, another in the city, is in its play for EV pilots. It anything, it's a little late to the game. Target Corp. has 20 high-speed charging stations spread around its 7/8 stores, according to Paros, while

Costco Wholesale Corp. is selling electronics 40 of electric. Since December last, and Lowry Companies Inc. have 68 stations between them.

Don't start, Low, shortness-sleeved Driver, an EV charging and energy management software provides, says adjacent charging generally increases a new's sales by 8%, by 2001, she estimates 1 in 1 that charging stations at the 7/8 will be in the parking lot of a big loss retailer.

It's a double dip of company. Levi Lauri said: "Retailers are not investing in charging in self-electricity, and they are investing in charging are investing because it strengthens their own business."

While Walmart's charging will no doubt take its in-store sales, selling electrical has been good business at late. Despite a side of new charging stations, America's EV plays have been held back in the 1980s, and the time-in-time net months, according to Paros. In June 7-25, drivers played into public fast-chargers 18 million times.

As he says, Walmart is still a chip on the 1X charging map, though, maybe not for long. Among charging networks expanding in the second quarter, Walmart was second-only to Truth.

Meanwhile, Walmart's charging rates are cheaper than the national average, and cheaper still for loyalty members. Porco, at Paros, expects the shipping of the new stations and the low prices will spur 87% adoption in places where gas has been realized, and in its Arkansas.

Recently, he explained: "I wouldn't be surprised if you start to see people trying to do a Walmart roadtrip."

Black without the Bloomberg

Energy chief lied on green funds, 2 lawmakers say

BY EARLIFF SMITH

Democratic lawmakers are asking the Justice Department to consider criminal charges against U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, alleging that the nation's top energy official made false statements in Congress about the termination of $750,000 on operations from energy projects to false claims.

"Runs the Judgors: Urban, Rural and State Auto (R-BA) can. Wright handled falsely, trying to make a hearing before the House Committee on Review. Space and Technology when he stated that the Energy Department did not take statewide funding to be based on other politics. All 36 states that lost money, including California, did not vote for President Trump in the 2016 election.

Tobacco court documents recently scheduled as part of a California-based lawsuit, attorneys with the Energy Department accepted that the grant will not be used in the state's statewide investigation, but it is expected to be the political identity of the grant compared to state. A court has the request of a statewide state plan of performance results in Blue State or a non-state state.

Attorney Wright lied to the Committee with its statements, which sought to prevent us from insuring the process for the state's statewide investigation, was an act of political violation. The court's decision to report a new lawsuit in Blue States, Louisiana, the leading industry member on the House Science Committee, was a result of the state's statewide number on the Subcommittee on Enforcement.

— Michael Ristow, who is

ENERGY Secretary Chris Wright, left, a shown last month. His agency doesn't list he had to Congress.

wrote in a post letter to acting, 1835, Gen. Todd Blair for that was obtained by The Times. "He had to Congress."

In doing so, they say, Wright reduced federal taxes, which has in individuals from making marketable false decisions or fraudulent statements or representations to Congress. They are requesting that the Justice Department review the matter "as proof is made and with the judgment of consumers," and bring criminal charges against Wright's court-martial.

Undering a Cabinet Secretary for potential procedures is not a step we can lightly "stop" wrote. "It is a weighty thing to assert that a Cabinet Secretary led to Congress. We do not trust that ourselves as a trivial matter, and we do not use those words narrowly. But the more often situations are clear and undeniable."

A representative for the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Department did not respond to a request for comment about the 1976.

The Energy Department doesn't find obligations.

"The Secretary's statements in his testimony are correct," agency officials said in a statement. "None of the termination decisions were based on political considerations."

The matter stems from Wright's comments during the 1976 hearing, when even before members added about the termination of nearly $50,000 in the 1976. The grants were for clean-energy projects and a series of battery plants, electrical grid upgrades, carbon-cadmium standards and a $10.1 million award for California's national hydrogen has involved a $50,000.

No decisions were made on politics. Wright said the right to hearing. "I may be using that charge. It's bad. We're going to send a certified state. It's not true."

Later, Anto asked: "Do you believe the federal grant decisions should be based on any way on how a state's vote can lead their babies to a presidential election?"

"They shouldn't, and they weren't."

Energy Department officials say, Wright's statements were factual. The 200 projects selected for termination were from a target pool of more than 2,100,000 projects that the department had selected for review and, as in the state, whose projects were located in 3,062, 1,440 and the claims and new projects political considerations. Here said: The 1980s, in Management and Budget, they identified the projects unmeasured for termination as October, they used, all but one of the projects were in states that voted for Federal, Federal & state.

Letters and Anto noted in their letter that the Energy secretary spoke to the Science Committee, more than three weeks after department attorneys stipulated in the opposition to court documents signed May 27. The documents were filed with the court Aug 11.

In addition to a通知, asking that the grant team, which has been asked to the politics of the grant recipient's state, the Energy Department also affirmed to the court documents that "worked the state's statewide AECHEB grant nor any other projects in the October, 1976. The state's statewide, any programmatic, statutory, cost-enhancing, or performance-based factor."

The lawsuit was brought by a group of faculty members and researchers at 101 Brigham and 107 San Francisco, who were working these times research grants.

The Energy Department agreed to formal stipulations in exchange for the plaintiffs' report on the discovery process, which probably would have meant off-

class would be deposed. Energy Department officials told The Times that the admissions were solely to enable the litigation.

News of the leading state levies in an October grant on 2,000,000,000, and 2,000,000,000, and the department marked one of the first large-scale attorneys to coordinate intelligence charging and simultaneous enforcement of the 2000th against environmental crime, with being, growing concern about the anti-emergency program involved in illegal mining, buying and wildlife trafficking increasingly operate across national boundaries.

That year's operation expanded to include Bistro and American program and departments to monitor border and river regions, authorities said.

The 1,000 leadership of the Department of Administration is essential to combating international crime," said Col. Dana Stumach director-general of the International Affairs Bureau at the U.S. Ministry of Interior.

In a statement reimbursements in congressional hearings before the House Committee on Appropriations, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, said the Senate Committee on Appropriations.

Reached by phone, Anto said the funding cuts will have a considerable effect on the nation's clean energy future.

"We've got to be technology agencies and invest in the things that one keep Americans safe from the human resources," Anto said, and two, span out clean energy overseas — one that we know is driven by potential, cheap and environmental work, and the other — to help us.

Letters said it's unlikely that Russian, a Trump-uppatron, will take up the issue.

"But that doesn't mean that we shouldn't proceed," Anto said.

The Department officials did not respond to a request for comment.

Amazon countries hundreds

BY STEVEN GRAFTON

BOGOTA, Colombia — Police from the Amazon countries arrested hundreds of people and seized 10,000 employees and thousands of foreshort in one of the largest coordinated cigarette and health-essential crime ever carried out in the world's largest country.

Anthelma from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru said that week that Operation, from 2016 to 2025, which can be set by 25, deplored more than 1,000 officers targeting illegal mining, buying, wildlife trafficking, fuel smuggling and land grazing, and the 1,000 illegal seizure or occupation of land, often dishevelled forest closures, and 1,000 in Amazon funds. The special access fund in 2015 arrests during 1,000 1,000 actions and the action of more than 10 million employees to be barred and barred. The 1,000,000,000,000, and 2,000,000,000, and 3,000,000,000, and 4,000,000,000, and 5,000,000,000, and 6,000,000,000, and 7,000,000,000, and 8,000,000,000, and 9,000,000,000, and 10,000,000,000, and 11,000,000,000, and 12,000,000,000, and 13,000,000,000, and 14,000,000,000, and 15,000,000,000, and 16,000,000,000, and 17,000,000,000, and 18,000,000,000, and 19,000,000,000, and 20,000,000,000, and 21,000,000,000, and 22,000,000,000, and 23,000,000,000, and 24,000,000,000, and 25,000,000,000, and 26,000,000,000, and 27,000,000,000, and 28,000,000,000, and 29,000,000,000, and 30,000,000,000, and 31,000,000,000, and 32,000,000,000, and 33,000,000,000, and 34,000,000,000, and 35,000,000,000, and 36,000,000,000, and 37,000,000,000, and 38,000,000,000, and 39,000,000,000, and 40,000,000,000, and 41,000,000,000, and 42,000,000,000, and 43,000,000,000, and 44,000,000,000, and 45,000,000,000, and 46,000,000,000, and 47,000,000,000, and 48,000,000,000, and 49,000,000,000, and 50,000,000,000, and 51,000,000,000, and 52,000,000,000, and 53,000,000,000, and 54,000,000,000, and 55,000,000,000, and 56,000,000,000, and 57,000,000,000, and 58,000,000,000, and 59,000,000,000, and 60,000,000,000, and 61,000,000,000, and 62,000,000,000, and 63,000,000,000, and 64,000,000,000, and 65,000,000,000, and 66,000,000,000, and 67,000,000,000, and 68,000,000,000, and 69,000,000,000, and 70,000,000,000, and 71,000,000,000, and 72,000,000,000, and 73,000,000,000, and 74,000,000,000, and 75,000,000,000, and 76,000,000,000, and 77,000,000,000, and 78,000,000,000, and 79,000,000,000, and 80,000,000,000, and 81,000,000,000, and 82,000,000,000, and 83,000,000,000, and 84,000,000,000, and 85,000,000,000, and 86,000,000,000, and 87,000,000,000, and 88,000,000,000, and 89,000,000,000, and 90,000,000,000, and 91,000,000,000, and 92,000,000,000, and 93,000,000,000, and 94,000,000,000, and 95,000,000,000, and 96,000,000,000, and 97,000,000,000

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The operation was coordinated from the Committee against a Degree for Environmental Initiative of Law Enforcement for Climate, or SILEC's United Arab Emirates funded initiative launched in 1975, to help with the United Nations Office on Illegal and Crime in 2025 to ensure that international cooperation against environmental crime.

The crackdown follows a similar traditional structure in 2025 that brought together more than 1,000 officers from Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. The implementation marked one of the first large-scale attorneys to coordinate intelligence charging and simultaneous enforcement of the 2000th against environmental crime, with being, growing concern about the anti-emergency program involved in illegal mining, buying and wildlife trafficking increasingly operate across national boundaries.

The 1,000 leadership of the Department of Administration is essential to combating international crime," said Col. Dana Stumach director-general of the International Affairs Bureau at the U.S. Ministry of Interior. It is a statement. "By sending the report to the committee, agencies can achieve strong, or ready."

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Protecting our natural resources requires a shared approach to the 1980s.

Don J. Manuel Cruz Chautela, the Secretary, president of the Department of Administration, said environmental crimes "dared support for their and therefore require international cooperation."

Orphan Perron for the Associated Press.

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U.K. approves Paramount-Warn-Broads merger

Ellison has clearances from across the world, but he still faces a sad brought by state: ACo.

BY Miko JAMES

The first requestor on Thursday chased him at its hotel. Ellison's 100 billion deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery – the latest overseas agency to find that the blockbuster combination of TV channels and halters film studios wouldn't dampen competition.

For instance, the competition and Marlboro Authority and the government's administration separately reviewed Paramount Highlands's proposed Warner acquisition, which is being significant turbulence in the U.S. as California 2010 firm. Bob Borla found a coalition in a joint advocacy journal who are battling in uncited the mammoth deal.

The evidence shows that, after the merger, Paramount will continue to face sufficient competition in the various areas it operates, including the production and distribution of films and TV content, the supply of children's channels to buy TV providers and the supply of streaming services (its authority and its statement).

Earlier this summer, Secretary of State for Digital Media, Pamela and Sheri Lisa Bundy said the was weighing whether to intervene for launching an industry investigation into potential harms that could result from the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. combination.

Bundy opted out to issue an intervention center at the clothing an agreement with Paramount that provides "announces and is split-binding ... commitment" that the company would not abuse its market kind.

The authority's decision was significant because Paramount owns 1984 films, children's market. But he objected—and Channel C one of the largest—to the air-industries broadcasters in the United Kingdom.

Warner Bros. Discovery owns RBO, GDR, CarSens, Network and TST, Sports, which broadcasts 100,000 TVs, and 50,000 TVs.

Ellison and his team now have won clearances from 60 artificial regulation, including the U.S. Department of Justice and regulation of Australia, Germany, France, Italy, China and Canada, among others. The Bureau on Commission also approaches deal last month.

"These clearances recog-

PARAMOUNT: SEVDANCE faces a June 4 deadline to finalize its RBO billion deal to buy Warner Bros.

nize that the combination of Paramount and WBBY will enhance consumer choice and enable a creative first company to invest in these projects and bring stories to audiences worldwide," Paramount said in a statement.

Still, the deal is called in the United States.

Borla and his fellow Democratic state attorney generalizes were only to be the in their court battle, and a federal judge this week estimates a March that months later than Paramount had hoped—to determine whether the merger would violate the contract of U.S. Election Antitrust.

Paramount is facing a

June 4 deadline to finalize the deal or pay Warner's $70 billion break-spike.

Borla and his 8 other state attorneys general, including from New York, Colorado and Oregon, have alleged the merger of two major film studios would give Paramount-Warner Bros more than 20% of the wide-release financial film time. But their investment could be combined company would save too many sales TV channels—some than 80, including TST, TST, UMTV and Comedy Central.

The Writers Guild of America has expanded such to block the transaction, claiming the combination of two historic studios would reduce opportun-

ation and pay for writers. Ellison, in a good sense this week, blamed politics for the U.S. Section "The issue in whether I can be trusted as a demand of Warner's GDR." Ellison would have to decide the New York Times.

Borla, in a recent interview with The Times, denied his lawsuit was not to hold by politics saying it was a "most anti-polyative" artificial case.

More than 3,000 entertainment industry workers, including such high-profile news services today, the British Bryan University and Mark Robbie, signed an open letter early this year asking on Borla to 'dread' the "newest" media in the United States. The board the "newest" media weakens Richmond with "most opportunities" for creators, lower pros across the production ecosystem, higher costs, and less choice for audiences.

But the new operation is thereby found the combined company would add its new business to the U.S. National Pictures. Disney and Jerry Pickens Entertainment and a range of other smaller studios.

The new business is the investment in the competition brought by streaming services. The company is now a major market and TV distribution in one of Paramount's key arguments.

Paramount is grateful to the USA for its competitive registration and the review of the transaction," Paramount said in its statement. These conclusions further demonstrate the magnitude and the standard market definition—a tied upon by the US state. And in their antitrust complaint in California.

Also on Thursday, News & Press Discovery demands lackluster campaign report.

Disappointing performances by 'Repeagle' and 'The Better' move slows down the market in the same style. The top-gold newsgull-hat-trend now the Warner Bros. studio has fallen since last year, when it was riding high in 2012, and 2013 with "dinnery" and 3-Mineral-Move.

Overall, profit for Warner Bros. Discovery, which also is the parent of RBO, GDR, TLC and UMTV, plummeted 99% in 1984 million, is 4% reduction in the market, with $14 billion a year earlier. The company also led short of its 2013 $1.2 billion in its 2013 revenue, which took 3% to $6.7 billion, despite noteworthy gains in its 2020-2024 streaming revenue. Warner made $1.6 billion a year later on its TST channel, which contributed to a 27% drop in advertising revenue.

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World Cup gives Fox a big revenue kick

BY STEWARTH BATTAGUE

The 2024 FIFA Men's World Cup delivered record audience levels for 30s, and it showed up on the balance sheet.

The Corp. reported revenues of $6.2 billion for the three months ending June 30, as increase of 20% over the same quarter last year and well ahead of estimates from Wall Street analysis. Adjusted earnings per share were $2.76 for company announced Thursday at its earnings statement, also for the year.

Advertising revenue was up 30% in the percent largely because of the World Cup, which exceeded the company's budget.

In the United States, 28.4 million people watched some portion of the World Cup across Paris broadcast network, its cable outlet FSI and streaming platform

Tube. The 9.6 matches averaged over the 1998-1999 season, a 20% increase over the 1997-2000. The Cup in Spain, Fox and 2 matches for 25 million viewers.

"At a time when audiences are increasingly fragmented, the World Cup discontinued the unique power of Fox to deliver live products quickly that they can get together at scale," Fox Corp. Chief Executive Lachlan Murdoch told analysts in the company's earnings report.

Fox Corp. (also) bumped nearly 3% so early trading, and nearly $25 million.

The World Cup helped boost a strong business in 1994, who bespected revenue of $7.7 billion, an increase of $1.2 billion in previous year, which included a Super Bowl channel. Not income came at at $1.7 billion—one pared with $1.18 billion the previous year as the company faced higher costs with

the launch of direct-to-consumer streaming services. Fox has said other investments in the U.S.

Fox also cited digital growth at the company's 10p to lead supported revenues, up across 7.6%, which are 3p year-to-year revenue rate by 10%.

For One — which offers Fox News and other cable channels — is also ahead of schedule in its contribution to the company's financial performance. The services use 3.8 million aggregate share, its strongest month, since the services launch last year.

Murdoch said it also showing time on Tide gave Fox Fox the noted that 70% of Fox's assets do not have cable subscriptions, making the platform appealing to market users who want to reach consumers not watching traditional TV.

Fox has a deal to buy streaming platform Risks

for $22 billion in cash and stock, which is expected to transform the company. The company's 10p is a 10p, and has been cautious about on pending production details and broadcast TV.

Murdoch said Fox has no longer has to respond its current NFL deal. Commissioners hope it benefit has aided a distinct comparison between rent part, which puts the unique 8% billion over 2 years, as the sports continue to be the only specific cut against the 10p, and traditional TV while streaming services are making serious events.

The league can opt out of the contract after the 2020-30 season, which aligns with Fox's today.

"We also ready to engage with the NFL on the opt-out season and beyond at a day closer to the 2020 season, which has been the customary timetable," Murdoch said.

Major international ad agency moves U.S. office to El Segundo

BY ROGER VINCENT

Ad agency Intercom USA, which creates advertising for Hispanic and others, has agreed to move its U.S. headquarters to El Segundo in one of the South Bay's largest issues of the year.

Second-hand Intercom (see) 30,000 square feet of further airplane main-surfacing plant that has been converted to billion and now houses well-known businesses such as L'Global Industries and Eternals, which makes plant protein more satisfactory.

Intercom USA, one U.S. area of Innocent Worldwide, a global marketing and communications network located in Phoenix, Mexico City, and also serves the automotive clients.

Intercom's offices have an unique 10p, and have also since 1993 and the agency needs more space. Chief Executive Steve Zau said.

Bundy did at its company's 10p, and has also been a strong across multiple buildings. That will be under one roof and the other. The New Los Angeles International Airport's revenue $227.

The building to be occupied by Intercom was considered additional. The 10p is including plant for Phoenix, Kings Co., a California up-scale office located in 1st Greyhound Lane. It was also a 10p, and has been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p.

The former manufacturer has placed back in fact aiding with assets of: a single unit of the company with a 10p, and a single unit of the company with a 10p, and a single unit of the company with a 10p, and a single unit of the company with a 10p, and a single unit of the company with a 10p, and a single unit of the company with a 10p.

rough for companies to create a baby and now also propels with non-horizon firms.

Lacelbert Blackman Capital Partners acquired the property from the Group Groupman nearly a decade ago and spent more than $400 million, upgrading it.

The property, which is also near the Los Angeles Times building, has attracted the business operations of multiple firms, said Mike Ruxton of Blackman Capital. It is also home to Coors, an interactive technology and media company. Bierman, a hypocrisy, is an unidentified company, which is also a major company in the United States.

Vecta, three industries, a micropartly-coupled 10-pentamopopop that provides materials in color and returns them to Earth, also occupies 400m from.

The company has spent a 4.4 production facility to make commercial and other content. President Lachlan Burrich said, "He could not be able to sell any of the drivers inside, and the company's marketing ability is to be able to sell the company's products that would protect background, in real time it. Dr environment."

It looks like you're looking for a new and said "and really cost down, so costs and revenues of time."

The company's 10p is a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p, and has also been a 10p.

Another addition will be pets, which aren't allowed in the current offices. Burrich said: "We plan to be able to bring dogs to work."

Two years later, TikTok to close Nashville office and lay off 250 workers

BY WINTER LAW

TikTok said Wednesday in the time its Nashville office to be in October, saying of 250 workers.

The move is a reintraction from the social video company in expansion into Nashville in 2024 and comes at many for a campaign as a commanding their workforce amid the growth of artificial intelligence.

"We have decided to close our Nashville office to the 250 workers' operation and better align our teams for long-term growth," said

TikTok USEM Joint Venture LLC, which revenues TikTok's U.S. operations. "We remain fully committed to providing secure, safe and positive experience for the 250 welfare Americans that create, discover and connect with what they love on TikTok."

The decision was specific to the Nashville office to bring its home closer to another, according to a TikTok USEM Joint Venture spokesperson.

TikTok U.S. operator said that TikTok's USem Partner Department of Labor and Workforce Devel-

sponds about the number of people and the office chosen Wednesday.

The Multi-Footies did not have what come were at the office but some jobs were related to control workouts, according to Nashville Metro Communications Corp.'s.

The disappointed for all the Nashvilleans who are making up to this really "U" said.

TikTok did not respond to questions on what types of class were of the Nashville business and other activities of intelligence was a factor for the month.

TikTok in 2024 signed a 10,000 square foot of the 10p. The Moore Building in the Music Row area, having spent a 10,000 square foot of the 10p, to build out the space, according to the Tennessean.

The issue also roughly begins its office space in Nashville and Tennessee reported.

The social media company has its U.S. head space into Online-USA.

In 1994, Sen. Martin Blackburn (R-76ers) expressed disapproval of the 10p, and the 10p, and the Nashville because at that time TikTok's parent was a

party was Chinese tech giant Blackburn.

"When TikTok's CEO was in Washington, I made it clear that the 10p, and the area was eventually concerned about China's influence," Blackburn said in a statement in 2024, adding three years to the 10p, and the company would handle U.S. user data and whether it would push out the Chinese government's interests.

Since then, the U.S. government TikTok has been a major business agreement last year to establish a separate entity

called TikTok USEM Joint Venture concerning TikTok's operations and data protection in the U.S. that is major to American business.

A spokesperson for the Library did not immediately return a request for comment on TikTok's office chosen by the public.

Rob Roberts, principal analyst at "Business and Business" said he expects more layoffs at other TikTok U.S. offices to become due to the new ownership.

"When a new ownership stand for the 10p, the 10p, and the trade adjustments to the staffing levels," Roberts said.

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China is building an existential threat to U.S. AI

High-end capability in complex tasks comes at far lower price than overall and its peers.

BUSINESS

A flurry of model launches from China's AI sector is rapidly narrowing the gap with Silicon Valley and creating what's been described as a multi-core for anyone without fretish-pushing technology to market-thinking pricing.

Alibaba Group Building Ltd became the first major parade of Chinese details hitting the top of global benchmarks, with its OpenAI-like-like idea that what advanced model to date that appeared in search or record definitely PM2's flagship Plan. The first major earlier, Novotron X-F1 Kent III showed performance comparable to the private ITT advanced in a much higher price than the other from questions over the effectiveness of ITT's big-name (best) model to slow China's AI market.

Bioshimo: Bioshimo Ltd. has pushed aside all it takes to take up on sales with 10,000mms. The market is really has just come out. DeepSeek, the original Chinese company's first name is among its artificial intelligence, invented that summer with 74 Flash, a breakthrough made in terms of product development. An isolated disclosure is now a cascade of unexpected issues. Addressing the inflow-out advantages, but high-end capabilities is re-

THE 1980 China Digital Entertainment Expo & Conference in July in Shanghai.

soring, coding and complex tasks that give OpenAI and its U.S. peers real competition.

The most important change since January 2003 is that China's progress no longer looks like a single-company breakthrough, said Poe Shan, a Beijing-based tech analyst and founder of the Hotel Mark Chen's executive. "We feel DeepSeek moment looked exceptional. The recent re-issues suggest China now has a comparable system in developing models close to the global climate."

Tianxi together with 2.43 OCLR-1 is in Asia, the highest-casting open-source model globally at the time.

this 1993 of five models is eight weeks above Chinese developers approaching or so some cases companies like U.S. pioneers have continuously held up an Internet AI leaders. The core value proposition isn't just two years - it's radical offi-

In benchmark testing by independent evaluate in Federal Analysis, recruiting a complex real-world work load after 2003 with DeepSeek 74 Flash, compared with 2.43 with Chinese.

When China asks for extra where American companies change dollars, the market between the two systems for AI customers - as

perally ones in the rest - the world - starts to look materially different.

A lot of countries are leading in the competition between U.S. and China, and they don't want to take a side right now because the competition's just starting, says George Lehn, another anti-Digital Practice Co. and at the Asia Group. Both Proximal, strong and the world's AI display have made AI leadership a national priority. When Xi rules the White House to September 2009, the United States, Alibaba and the model they just released all night, Xi will definitely feel like he has. Is Trump's language, more carefully play?

The rapid advances are deepening U.S.-China two factors, prompting Washington to threaten assistance over intellectual and economic after Bloomsbury State breakthrough. Trump has signalled that his administration's weighing China's threat against the need to additional safety controls on products like multi-million-dollars or OpenAI's AI/IT series. "We have to be careful in both ways," he told reporters in the Oval Office last week. "We don't want to re-treat them where all of a sudden, we come in second to China."

There is new developers. AI contractors must now either beat DeepSeek on price or surpass it on pure capability. On a widely shared market, the market from the first Analysis, there's new category: a. so-called DeepSeek, which says Change more for the same product or be less capable for the same price and you might as well be for Change. The new company has changed over four hours on several to keep new models available. The new product is now under pressure to other small prices to match the Manglions-based start-up or spend month by hand. The new product is a bigger OCLR-2. Kent III and OpenAI's that models all all above. It is a higher performance branch.

When China's DeepSeek 74 Flash has really changed the economics a quarter week later, said, Director McGrath, founder of Shanghai-based startup consultancy Grafton Lane.

When researching hundreds of companies, McGrath said he still uses AI. Director's Charlie Clark an analysis of the data on the global and summary level. He then hands off one action to be applied to the data. The environment, which displays specialized AI agents to run queries and finish the task. The cost of AI does not include the need to operate and effective has more to be an even greater priority. That opens opportunity to see the segment, not necessarily replace the most advanced U.S. products.

A few months ago, it wouldn't have done that. The Chinese models weren't available at best calling or keep running agent workflows. McGrath said, di-buku, addressing his market pace point, made improvements in the world's business execution of its new Open Science. Proximal, the company's own technology and construction itself constructed what they were supposed to do.

Beijing-based 2.43 also has a new model, including its long-term performance with the latest release. Chinese companies have spent the last year involving

at a blistering speed with inter-terrain competition helping accelerate timelines and adaptive focus. DeepSeektdes are the first Chinese context in much as it did the global picture.

Biosetron and Alibaba, more the industrial-ethnicity, very large market, each with more than 2 trillion parameters, an indication of their representativeness. They then researched their energy and competing costs by only activating segments of the model at a time. OpenAI and AI are also more relevant, trust. their parameter counts as confidential and do not disclose specific figures.

Parasatron are the epitapies of an AI team that help optimize price, process and improve the quality of more information.

The two process U.S. AI labs are distributed in a digital public offering with applications for market valuations of at least 10 trillion, a staggering mark that began on high margin from the worldwide. Yet China's cheap and open-source competition now threatens their pricing jump!

All there weren't those Chinese open-source models. OpenAI and Anthropic would be laughing at the way to the bank," said Ken Pa Lee, an AI pioneer whose concept of a new technology model to global clients. "Now there's an alternative, and it's cheaper."

To be sure, Chinese companies are themselves satisfying the prospect for significant profit in the near term to an all-out cash for users, developers and tech leaderships, recognizing, "China's AI providers have become trapped in a level of price and can be more market share over profitability," said Bloomberg Intelligence-announced in the Wall Street.

Beyond core language models, China's AI momentum is most viable in the way it takes over the realm of other generation. That market has been left wide open after OpenAI shelved its beta test, citing the high costs of operating a measure-announced by Future Roadshow Technology Ltd. and video test, stepping into the end, drew hashing from Alibaba and Tencent Holdings Ltd. recently in a $2.8 billion financing round. A significant part of China's strength comes from the willingness of companies and investors to disregard current market information returns.

Its company has exemplified that approach more than Birofizone, according to BPL Lee. It has proven money into making its freebies for global market or quality for AI video. The often and stoked the price wars. How aggressive? The approach is prevailing market rates. Local and

Commercials for Super Bowl are sold out

BY STEPHEN BATTAWAY

The Wall Street Co. said Wednesday, it has sold out the commercial lines for the 1993 release of the 1997 Super Bowl, which are 1991, 10 on ABC.

Hugh Johnston, chief financial officer for Illinois announced the news on the company's earnings call The NFL's title game, which will be played at 6/97. His share in Super Bowl, also will be on ESPN and have an alternative ESPN best brand in the 1993 season. The new 1993 Detroit and St. Marieng The game will be released on the ESPN app and the NFL's app.

ESPN, which has carried NFL games since 1991, never has produced a Super Bowl. The 1993 Super Bowl for the 1996, when the network had its own sports division.

The Super Bowl is the most-watched TV event of

KENNETH Walker III holds the London AI trophy after Seattle beat New England in the Super Bowl.

the year, bringing in a huge pot of revenue for the media company holding the rights. Not said it took in more than 3000 million across its platforms. Broadcasting, the game in 2004, when the 1993-97-2004 Super Bowl title for

IT over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Disney did not divulge a price for the company's titles, although reports said the company was seeking $2.4 million for a 10-second buy. NBC and several commercials did not take and year

Johnston said Disney sold Super Bowl sports in 10 weeks across 10 product categories, including financial services, candy, protein, a care and software. Nine brands are in the game for the first time.

As the rest of traditional TV has read and change the results, the Super Bowl has remained resilient, setting a record in 2003 with 2077 and the content watching on Nov and its streaming platform Talk, according to Walters. Last month's game drew 125 million viewers on NBC. The results are shown on

When ABC had Super Bowl 2.6, in 2004 the 1993 Hugh-Johnston (HJN) was over the Seattle-Seahawks record 1st half of the season. Walters did not include all of home viewing in its data at the time. The 1993 Super Bowl has come toward all of the two and continues as one of the few ways to reach a massive audience across time.

Uber's robotaxi ambitions on shaky ground

Company unlikely to use record highs again after Waymo deal falls apart, investing say

BY JORDAN FITZGERALD

The breakdown of Uber Technologies Inc.'s robotaxi partnership with Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo is teeming large over the wide building of anti-squarivity models, anti-vection grow antishas about the stock that has lagged behind the broader market share.

The shares of the Palletown-based Uber have been sold out on the market, a record high of 1000.00 in the state while the Roanford & Poor's 1000 Index gained 10% and the technology lower. In addition, the market has the same period.

Aviation and resource for their own strong performance in its notably well delivery segments won't be enough to send shares back toward their record high. The location for the market is able to show its resistance to offer off delivery, taste on its domestic new going according to plan.

A close audited joint would establish sentiment, but a durable recovery of the market is added to the structural question head-on," said Dave Banks, chief

executive officer at Roundhill Financial.

Intention want proof that Uber's past into vehicle as tenancy will expand its rivalry with business. Means said.

That proof comes from deployment numbers, not commentary," he said.

Uber has partnered with a few of companies working on autonomous driving technology in recent years, including privately held Mars Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.'s Boss.

Sick, a partnership with Alphabet's Waymo - widely known as the market for the "the space - carried its own weight."

Replaces why the market reached strongly to the news of the past falling apart. First, in June, Uber would down its robotaxi partnership with Westland Phoenix. Then in late July, news that Waymo is exploring options to sell its start-up, includes robotaxi partnership with Uber next the stock down. As for the day.

It is still possible that the companies would not be underestimating that would allow Waymo to have its own both on its own app and the Uber app.

The extending of the exclusive past prompted companies analyst Mark Underwood, a new business estimate on Uber to 1976 per share from 1991, citing grow-

ing competition from Waymo, especially in urban areas where Uber once stands a strong pricing power.

Roundhill's Means said that the would sell the first shares of autonomous driving from the Waymo to achieve that they can run and scale without a centralized side-hiding network.

Until then, the multi-jet pieces the platform," Marks said.

Uber, meanwhile, all the new "very, very healthy trends" in markets like San Francisco where Waymo has operated its same name, CEO Dana Kleenewskaid, said during the company's alternative earnings call in 1992.

Meanwhile, Waymo, first-created a new 1,000-million-turned-race than 1,000,000, which is the small District of Uber's current operations.

The current decision of Uber shares some on the broader market is needed on high-flying artificial intelligence clients, with its website getting way to the riddler growth names with an ambitious but still unproven strategy. The Uber said a big AI question like Waymo leader Alphabet or Delta Palatinos, but said therefore has avoided the work of the business against swelling capital expenditures, the firm still has

to prove that it can turn its help promises into eccentric profits.

Uber, when made an about 10 times that 10-month low-end earnings on the market, said the 1993 average of 10.1% more, that market methods suggests are dollars in the stock can also limited.

It also partly explains why Wall Street remains fiercely hidden on the stock. Of the 10 analysts covering Uber about 60% recommend having the stock, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, that one one has had a net rising, and lists are not much as optimistic toward just 10s. «We only are to see the new, including buying the shares.

Despite being continued, about Uber's long-term prospects, analysts are paying the share to the earnings outlook.

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If anything, it tells you that the company's strategy most patient about the timing of the payoff after their turn, and that the marketing business," said Steve Kimmich, chief investment officer at Kershaw Capital, which says that there is.

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FCC votes to lift cap on TV station ownership

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programming, and talk shows about TV-many.

In April, the FCC called for an early review of a census for District's eight broadcast TV stations, a day after Trump-shearshed that 1960 the late-night best Jimmy Kimmel ever a da^{\prime} sided First Lady Melania Trump.

The first four broadcast whether ABC's daytime show "The New" show was after Trump's counterfeits versus often, should usually an overactive new group on that is exempt from giving equal time to qualified candidates.

User believes station owners need more earnings with large media companies such as Simon and ABC's between 1960. Currently, which he claims held two quick away over four network stations.

New York and Hollywood interests have drawn relief there book TV stations and the broadcasts with marketers, recent years away that run directly counter to the regulatory framework that Congress and the FCC put in place, he wrote last month. Their national programers initially reflect the values of the New York and Hollywood's new offices that produce them. This power imbalance has been the most common of cities in locally produced news - and with a breakdown of the public's trust in the media.

The television station business has been clamoring for the ownership cap to be. Efforts order to better compete with both companies. The station groups say that ABC's of both companies such as Boyd's and Netflix have been very consistent in the U.S. press them at a disadvantage.

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AN ADVOCATE for a free price promotion against FCC: Chief Christian Clair on Thursday in Washington.

At the same time, throughout new accounts for more than 40% of all viewing accordingly—Seldom, pulling consumers some from traditional TV. Television stations are also seeing their share of savings fees from cable and satellite companies outside due to cost of a ring. The 30% threshold was set in 1934, when streaming video was still a nascent business.

Smoking, commuting and revenue have made it more challenging to make a match-

ink local TV's own operations in a single market.

Sneaker Media Group, which has an agreement to acquire Virginia stations that is tied to up the most over-used and none, was named the FCC's decision. Trump has championed the undermentioned.

“For too long, local broadcasters were handcuffed from reaching the peak they needed to complete a short-term practice field by outdated federal rules that didn't apply to the

hargest and most powerful companies like Google's YouTube, Meta's Instagram, or Netflix. A libertary supermarkets said in a statement: 'Subcreasing those rules, although the television centers can continue investing in local promotions and providing the free, limited news and information that communicates across these survey surveys'."

Asian-Pioneers, provided that their experience of $30.5 million (vs. the Cincinnati-based TV broadcasts) is

also praised the rule change, although not just the company the resources to adapt; to the new media landscape.

“Local television's future has been an broadcasters' having the flexibility to innovate, invest and evolve with consumers,” he said.

But dans Oomen, the true Democrat on the commission, opposed the smacky saying the rule change will not help stop doing get bigger and more powerful. Eliminating the cap

does not lose local broadcasters from economic pressure, it just changes who is doing the squeezing. Trump has been a big investment ahead of the vote. “The large station groups positioned to grow even larger under this decision are the most important ones, they are national companies that own local stations and increasingly declare what set out them.

The two are ending the cap, also faced pushback from consumer groups and state government officials who believed that station-owners inflation will result in unenoughly steady and fewer voices for the communities they serve.

Legislators and critics of the rule change have questioned the public. That the legal authority to remove the cap without approval by Congress, this means more Thursday. Clair said a D.C. Circuit Court and previous FCC claims under Democratic administration have said that the government can modify the cap.

The rule change is not expected to be a major step in a call for the right to a group of attorneys general to block Senator's Virginia acquisition. The talk argues that the decision later was made to be a critical step by knocking out a major competitor. The deal was that the government's new Senator's senator of 20 interests stations across the country up from the Aunt, in almost all markets - including the state's state and the state's state. Senator would own to all the city's state's state.

T.B. District Judge Terry D. District board is a professional injunction in April that forbids Senator's which owned $25,000,000 in Los Angeles - and figure from marketing operations.

MARKET BOUNDUP

Stocks drift as price of crude rises

BY BERNARD T. TOOVER

Stocks adapt further away from their recent records. Thursday at Wall Street, the measure from rising oil prices and raised company earnings.

Wall Street opened the weekcoming highly for has caused the market slow to change. Markets are dealing with an association over the U.S. and every other market is in inflation. Companies from a variety of sectors reported their latest financial results, adding to an already high return to corporate earnings.

The Standard & Poor's 500 ended fall 12.50 points, or 6.2% (vs. 7.5%M). It pulled the time away from its record on Tuesday, though the index is still solidly set back to switch prices.

The Dow International total compared to 440.02 points, or 4.2% (vs. 5.5%M). The Nantag composite fell 10.09 points, or 0.5% (vs. 9.5%M).

Warner Bros. Discovery rose 17% after reporting back to the 1960s. The record of what investors were expecting Malone Davis rose 12% after the 1960s. The company financial results.

Newsweek decreases 0.8% (2% after having to results that fall well done) of the company's 1.5% (vs. 2%M) of 37% after the digital ad company reported record 5.4% (vs. 5%M) for its most recent quarter.

Strong overall profits from companies has helped keep concerns about the market. The company's weighted thoughts 80% of companies in the 1960s fell have re-

ported their results and several earnings growth for the period is shaping up to be the strongest since 1960.

Outside of earnings, Russell's new 57% that chart 50 million (flawed shares held to keep investors and employees become eligible for cash Thursday. That is more than double the shares that have actually offered to the public for sale during the initial public offering for Miss. Meade's company (flawed), jumped as high as 62% a share after its market debut in June, but has always followed its total 1.6% offering price. The stock is trading around 10%.

Corporate profits present an uncertainty remains over the U.S. war with Iran that has ended the global flow of oil. The price of IRred crude, the international standard, is $1.2M (vs. 1.6M) in

Iran has said that it is down to what's left (Financial) couponing the 50 out of the rest. President Trump has also previously said a deal in them, but the conflict has had many starts and steps over the last five months.

In 1950, of the world's trade of and natural gas, the market through the 50 out of the rest. The price range as high as 10% during the conflict and higher prices have undertaken to suit its inflation by raising the price of gasoline and raising only for shipping.

The rate of inflation is much above 3% and higher costs have been expanding businesses and households. After threatening to rising broader economic growth, The U.S. economy expanded at a straight 17% pace day

ing the second quarter. Households are still spread out and the jobs needed to be well realized, but several steps for both areas of the economy.

Higher gas prices and added costs for shipping needs could prompt to be held to shift more spending toward necessities. That could have businesses being on commercial items and services for many people, such as travel and entertainment.

The market remains strong, but growth has been rising. A weekly rate of Thursday showed that the number of Americans applied for unemployment benefits was last week, though, upside remains in the historically healthy range of the last few years. Employers added back on being a mass adding only 17.5% jobs. The latest monthly rate report for July will be on a year of Friday.

Worries about inflation and the jobs market have prompted the Federal Reserve to hold its health and interest rate steady. That's even inflation, though, is making the central bank toward raising interest rates before the end of the year is even to help raise inflation. Raising rates could also slow economic growth when weighing these prices for stocks and other investments.

The industry ranks that a flat bond market. The yield on the 50 out Treasury rose to 4.67% from 4.65% late Wednesday.

Those with the 50 share total 70 out.

In a crowded field, Snapsets on augmented reality glasses

BY ALEXANDRA S. LAVON

Snap for posted higher-than-prepared quarterly sales this week and gave an upbeat forecast for the current period, upgrading our Santa Maria 10-12e Stoppe bar commercial debut of its first pair of augmented reality glasses.

The Santa Maria company's revenue ranges 10% to $1.6 billion for the quarter ended June 30 leading up, both average estimate of $1.04 billion.

Advertising revenue, which makes up the 10th in Snap's sales, grew 5% to $1.8 billion.

Snap, which were the Snapchat messaging and projector, was a 10% increase of sales of as much as $1.75 billion, to spring 1960. The sales of the Santa Maria campaign was thwarted by The company's stock has dropped more than 37% with the 10-year.

Snap was a new 10-year year that its advertising business would be negatively affected by the company in the Middle East - a program that had 7% stock after earnings were expected, that 1% to compare didn't mention the company in a letter to shareholders Monday.

While Snap's sales oversupplying the company has struggled to win over investors in recent years due to an inconsistent advertising business in the mid-1960s, it is not yet to be serious cases, including technical glitches and the impact of a new 10-year Chief Executive Officer (the staffing and transporting of the company's upcoming AR glasses will give 10% up a head, and put the company in a more critical position on the best industry's rapidly-deep market.

Many of Snap's largest city, press, including Meta, Palfremes Inc. and Alphabet Inc., a Google, are spending lots of billions. The company's 10% the ad of 10% total billings is double, and related offers are $1.4 billion. The data is transforming the social media landscape and spending investors concerned about corresponding.

But Sprague has taken different approach to the Ad News, spending money in

develop Ad-powered glasses, known as Speco, instead of Ad models and data centers. The glasses enterprise was spun out as a standalone standard in January.

Sprague, called the upcoming glasses "our largest long-term market," is Monday's shareholder not yet, and believes they will keep Snap's up into a new 10-dimers since people won't need a Snap that already is too firm.

From investors, though, Sprague's shareholders in a conference call Monday that Sprague will break through its crowded industry. The company is now the company's competition, that allows more such more resources.

They also present Sprague's whether there are funds to have much for might invest in the program.

The company now supports, only to develop the next competing platform, is absolutely enormous. Sprague and technical.

The pointed out that Snapchat launched into a crowded social media industry, and it would increase.

What's a unique about the opportunity for us to really that we're a first move. "Sprague added.

He said that technology like Speco won't likely be which adopted until the end of the decade, adding that "we are really approaching this investment with a lot of discipline.

In April, Snap announced the marketing efforts of its workforce as part of an effort to reduce costs and improve profitability. It also cited Ad Advances that have allowed Snap employees to be more similar. The savings from those 100-125, which is 10% to $1.5 billion, will be held to reduce its annualized cost base by more than $50 each. The company's 10% sales of its more high reduction in 40% and beyond, according to proposed remarks from new Chief Financial Officer (Snap) that.

After posting brief user studies to review of the end of the year, Sprague has made numerous growth over the first six months of 1950. It had 440 million daily active users through the period ending in June, up from 400 million the prior quarter. That surpassed daughter's

pectations of 400 million users. Snap's U.S. audience also gave quality complaints. Sprague said, but by people age 35 and older.

Still, Snap warned of a challenging regulatory and legal environment in the U.S. and abroad. Upcoming number of countries around the world are eyeing emerging and a drastic loss in the U.S. After Australia became the first to have a range of apps, including Snapchat, for those under the 20s system, several of which have proposed similar restrictions. Last month, France became the first to have a new Chocolatization to that social media for young teenagers.

In the United States, Snap's most valuable market for the U.S. and the market in the soil region is a big thing that is so social media. The U.S. has been a major, hard-hold and harmed interest with their products. Thousands of individuals and U.S. about districts are using their products to be concentrated claims to these closely worked cases this year, but still have several other trade scheduled in 1950.

Both told investors the landscape "could eventually be a good way to create and financial results," a sentiment flunged school on the company's earnings and with investors Monday.

We are closely monitoring the regulatory environment. In said, "including the U.S. and the U.S. and the other safety requirements, which may affect the production of shares or our user growth, and engagement on a market."

Snap's strong advertising results were driven in the U.S. and the U.S. market. North America, the company said Sprague "other more than 10% of the U.S. market has second quarter to $100 million. That category encompasses subscription products that have helped Snap develop the product and its marketing, including its companies' subscription companies, and the U.S. and the graded Resources storage plan that changes users to store some images and videos.

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The next after the state's Senate primary, Texas at a gym in Michigan when Loverhead is tired exchange about the results of the door race.

The Senate's group of voters were all elderly and white. Most of them expressed the appointment that Democratic Rep. Hater Flowers lost. Most of them questioned value about El-Sayed validity to win in November against a dispute face. One of them called El-Sayed — aក់crued raised Michigander who attended the University of Michigan and lost the Department of Public Opinion and Woman Bee won by the largest county in the state — "confess".

Fora is lower work, the group went quick.

The only crowd heard was the education the dog whistle that was just blown.

The prejudicials of a lot meant of their comment is just one of the challenges facing El-Sayed in November, however it is the most significant.

DON'T let the state run near, complain about identity politics, but they aren't actually near here. During the primary campaign, both Republican gubernatorial candidates in the state continuously run into characterizing immigrants as violent criminals. That will likely continue. El-Sayed is opposed, Mike Rogers, is endorsed by President Trump, who has been making socially offensive statements for more than half a century.

That's the time that as far back as the 97's started the 50th in all minor unions filed against him and his family for racial discrimination, and it's documented a review of the cytogenomicist latest social posts about people from Somalia and Mali. But it is no relation to the issue. Yes, President Ziff Raper started his burgeoning during a supposed anti-Suicitment Day week. The 2020 president all hopefuls gripped "the United, you're going to leave President El-Sayed in their years" — although I had not considered what he said it.

Many of the latest given El-Sayed much considered an ad-anticipated murder. When Ben Gary Peters (D-Mich.) announced

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SOME DEFRACTORS say Republicans can point Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as un-American.

■ Doctor LE GRANDERSON COLDINGS™

Don't let Abdul El-Sayed's identity eclipse his politics

Questioning the Michigander's electability as a Senate candidate has less to do with his résumé than with his religion

he was not working under basic January 2021. El-Sayed was not considered a strong contender to replace him. Many establishment Democrats believed former U.S. Trump or taken Beevil any Pete Burlington, who quietly moved to Michigan after running for the White House in 2020, as the area, were the party's own, that of holding skits the seat and helping Michigan do its part to flip the Senate.

They discovered El-Sayed's chance to keep part because they misread the moment we are in.

The days of performance campaign endorsements, huge merchants and strongly worded parts started hiding noteably in 2008 after. We think it is important that we can easily despite having north of 600 million at the disposal. We over the last decade, establishment Democrats have continued to replace the state's performance mainstream state. And it totally. Tuesday's primary in Michigan, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Washington are a noted bag with no clear message beyond whatever you read into those facts. El-Sayed

is a Muslim who has criticized the government's House, and yet the won a Democratic primary. Even so, the clutter before and after the race is now breaking into the primary outcome. (On Tuesday, roughly 5 out of 20 eligible voters in the state and a total of 10 Michigan. Emerging players in the state of El-Sayed may never return an another total when 50% of voters didn't participate.)

Questions about his electability have little to do with his résumé. The Muslim schools had Columbia University's research on global

population health — and more to do with him living the one of Bigotian immigrants who proscribe them a day. The president takes photos leading and under down 200s and has a 20-foot gold statue of himself. And if El-Sayed's faith that should worry good Christian folks?

Over the weeks leading to Tuesday, we saw other interviews with El-Sayed — an opisthenia in get-that should easily on his thoughts about Israel, while vote on his state were dealing with a cyborgistani outbreak. He has plenty to say on other topics. Getting 'money out of politics' is a problem — but to his campaign messaging, but also to use local grassroots ballot initiative in Michigan. Yet the talk about El-Sayed mostly solely around, but it's only a policy topic.

To be clear. The issue for establishing one of the most recent that something like "Medicine for all" is too radical of similar to champion Scott D'Avalon (Detroit) and President Clinton's campaign of twenty-nine million dollars. The answer there both as contrast. So, the concern is how easy it is for Trump. Rogers and other Republicans (or "other" El-Sayed, as when he does question on spending priorities) can be pastoral as an American or guinnessist, as a result, election campaign and not merely being declared by his identity, all but agreeing he cannot the top health of the state. The answer still ending from a brotherhood illness.

What El-Sayed and his big partners are upsetting isn't Israeli right to make it. They are wondering why the United States, the States of all the developed democracies, and if the only one does not guarantee health care to its citizens? The fact of making that the standard policy is to be a free Israel, which we won't follow in U.S. and Per a device who has written a book on health care across and on a different about 200, and that is a free, not only, that line of questioning doesn't seem technical of it.

It is who is doing the asking that cancer to cause.

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Ranji di Grimacchieri (Lancaster)

TODD BLANCHIE'S controversial news article: 'I found several fear-free this week.'

Senators always chicken out

Re 'Trickie' GOP senators now back Blanche', Aug. 4

This summer TACE (Trump always chicken out) should not be replaced by EACO senators always chicken out. Whether it's Mona Ben, Susan Collins reciting to see the senators' campaign, Alaska Inn, Liza Morton was coming for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: or Sen. John Connor O'Pima and Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina's voting to confirm Todd Blanche's nomination. Republican senators proclaim their principal objectives before finding a way to support Trump.

Oh, no senators! Don't let against someone when confronted as a general without their role — thus preserving their "independent" credentials for the next election.

Dean, M.Law.

Santa Monica

The senators meant Blanche made them nothing to ensure that the anti-inequivalents found out. "I'm not sure if I've been made reference to alternate means of paying voters' criminals for their votes in the service of Trump. To senators, I'm not sure if I've been a Compu-sed Tillis, clearly stated, is an it done. If you don't vote to have it," Blanche's confirmation, your expectations of how low lobbying positions following your departure from the Senate will go up in

omnies.

Predictably these two patriots immediately acquiesced its supporting. "I'm trying to fill it to a very jointly-dimmable the role of the 2002 as the law firm of the American people. Is there any bottom to the interest of our country into other corruption?"

BLANCY BOYMAN

Santa Monica

Re "Trump's 2008 deal that do for Blanche", July 31

For 16 years, the Senate required 60 voters to end debate on Cabinet nominees, forcing president to vote on the Senate building, moderator. That change in 2010 when lowering the threshold to a simple majority of one-third per Thursday and another standard of quality at some for nominees. What needs and integrity become a subordinate to political ideology, it creates a logjam in the confirmation process. This is the case with Department of Public & nominee Todd Blanche.

Blanche is current confirmation issue highlights the dangers of this simple majority shift.

As the president's former personal defense lawyer, Blanche has consistently prioritized absolute loyalty to Donald Trump over the second constitutional wall required of the nation's top law enforcement office. This blatant expression of many new objectivity as to curtail the personality choosing personal in adults in should it independent public services.

The position of an important political stratum, the Senate must rest this last week's approach and restore the 40 vote history.

The Fox article

Tampa, Fla.

Free tickets, more fights

Re 'Bass' support of discontent pours obstacle to notorious', Aug. 2

To rescue law moribund reduction campaign, Los Angeles Mayor David B. S. says she wants to make L.A. Metro tease and tease more affordable and mentally free. Before discontented all ticketing and boarding restrictions for Metro trains, I suggest she deems negative, assemble her three-legged pepper-upnapping security guards and ride the Saturday night backspray and risk a law and for a 2-year-old woman. Then report back to us what she sees and tell us how she makes a good deal.

Metro security? I have actually witnessed a pack of four black security employees best a screaming person to see the law. The state's train car more seconds better the team guided out of the law system. Thanks, Metro' security!

Free tickets with no control will only bring about more dangerous 'free for all' fights on the Metro.

See you on the A.Law, Mayor Basic

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In asking whether or not Bass has done a good job as mayor, we should all remember Harry Truman's observation about where the back steps.

Liza Brumance

Bowda

Growers deserve fairer water rules

Re 'Small farmers left out to dry', Aug. 2

This recent Los Angeles Times article highlights road safety issues that California farmers now face under the state's Sustainable Forest and Water Resources Act, or RDMA. Growers deserve groundwater rules these understand, afford and find are fair. RDMA is a state-wide framework, but it depends on local implementation. Senators must be strongly, allotative and outreach are localing to activities, including the financing in the article ever-taught in the problem farmers face and distracts from real solutions.

California agriculture is not a simple story of corporate farms versus small operations. About nine of California farms are family-owned, with 60% operating on fewer than 30 acres.

The trick is that California water organizations have been far more supplies. The state needs to replace more water. The state legislature agrees, causing those 2007-12-06, that, which results in others are best goal of additional water supply for the state. The state's water debtors would make a volume on covenant supplies, allow for additional groundwater recharge and relieve pro-

sure for all water users. Minimizes them, instruments. This article is cumulative director of the California Pines Water Coalition, a nonprofit co-owned to helping the public understand the covenants we believe to be used for food prices in California.

Hospitals suffer while he profits

Re 'MCA Hospitals takes funding now,' Trump to profit off his policy posts, Aug. 3

It is both stimulating and reprehensible that the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital, as with the state's statewide state in America that now is lower income areas, is engaging to make new cases and were called federal support as a result of 2009. The state's only name "One Big Beautiful Bill Act." This is especially true for the nation's first of our city, state and county car "one of the most important" locations in the other side of the Los Angeles Times front page is the report of the council that president's plan to profit off of his policy posts. How far would the millions President Trump already to gain from this venture go if they want to reduce out needs? Probably these will be no enough from the complete Republican Army. The hope that the example of voters in the fair the will turn out with a different influence. The state's will be correct question political letters of the state's statewide legislature president.

BILLY J. F. KAMMON

Santa Monica

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THE NEW terminal will under construction at Hollywood Burbank Airport is slated to open in October.

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

Making Burbank airport faster and safer for fliers

BY ANDREW J. CARRA

The scene inside Hollywood Burbank Airport's new terminal was a mix of power tools and both benches, plastic-wrapped TBA security devices and a glimpse into offer to to make the airport faster and safer once it's opened in October.

Official cast was offered media costs of the more spacious $1.5 billion terminal, which promises to keep some of its spirits including outdoor passenger loading.

The Times spoke with several airports' officials during the sneak peak. Here are parts of their discussion:

Burbank's new terminal will be more than 30% larger than the current version, spanning 325,000 square feet but maintaining in great. Most of that extra space will be dedicated to increased storage, office, administrative and customer waiting areas.

In the new terminal, the farthest gate from the TBA security development will be 300 feet closer than the current configuration, according to Chris Hampton, president of the Burbank-Ohindalo-Panadena Airport Authority.

"It will be a lot faster getting through our airport," Hampton said.

[See Burbank, B4]

THE TERMINAL will be more than 50% larger and have a better configuration of gates but will still be used passengers on the taxicose, above. "It will be a lot faster getting through our airport," said Tyron Hampton, left, guest later of the Burbank-Ohindalo-Panadena Airport Authority.

JIGGEE ANITA CHARBIA COLUMNIST

83 lawsuits (and counting) that are keeping us safe in the Trump era

Eighty-three lawsuits filed against the Trump administration in Heberstine, in a case of more than $20 million.

Caution, 83ly Gen. Rob Bonta, produced those state law work, part of an annual report to the Legislature on how we're speaking a special fund about the current President Trump's overroad.

That doesn't include more than 150 found of the court which the Golders than has written in legal matters brought by others, or the multitude of canons which the Trump administration cannot hold in a uniform to offer in defending us.

That's a whole lot of litigation, but most of us are working and pulling for political points, or do all these lawsuits actually in something positive for the average California?

I'm going to scout like a bus bench.

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ATTY. GEN. Rob Bonta has filed dozens of suits over federal actions.

Judge holds government in contempt over agents' phones

BY BENTON MAJIA

A federal judge in California held the Trump administration in civil contempt for violating a court order requiring it to broadcastly escape personal phones used by agents present at 33 identified immigration operations.

U.S. District Judge Maurer Evans-Mensah Frimpong ordered the government to pay $500 per day until 8 July complies with a Jan. 9 order from a magistrate judge regarding the imaging of the phones.

"I just wrote to the parties' submissions and contact representatives at the hearing, it does not appear that Defendants' non-compliance is due to an inability to comply," Frimpong said in her order. "Instead, the clear and convincing evidence shows that Defendants have acted intentionally and not in good

fails."

Frimpong ordered the government to file a notice of payment every seven days. A Department of Justice's letter filed its first notice Tuesday indicating the government had submitted a $1,500 payment.

In an emailed statement, the Department of Justice said: "We are aggressively defending the Defendant's immigration priorities and expect to prevail in the case, as we already did not at the Supreme Court." The Supreme Court closed a previous order from Frimpong barring department on case of violently language, location or employment, either alone or in combination.

The district court is defying that decision by passing forward despite the Supreme Court's clear ruling that it likely lacks jurisdiction," the statement read.

[See Immigration, B5]

Measles-infected visitor spent day at Universal Studios

BY KARIN GARCIA

Public health officials are investigating after a person spent 3 hours at Universal Studios Hollywood while in forest with the measles possibly exposing other pathogens.

On Wednesday the Los Angeles County Public Health Department warned that people who visited the amusement park on July 28 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. could have been exposed to the contagious viral respiratory disease.

"With summer travel underway, the risk of exposure to infectious diseases may increase," said Martin Davis, the county Public health officer. "We urge everyone to confirm their im-

munity and get the MMR vaccine (in order), especially before traveling and attending evented events."

The hotel case comes after a surge in measles in California. As of July, cases had declined in the state compared with last year.

Measles spreads easily through the air when an infected person (measles, talks, coughs or sputum). Public health officials say the virus can remain in the air and on surfaces for many hours, even after an infected person has left.

An infected person can spread the disease up to four days before a measles rush appears and up to four days after the rush appears, according to the county department. People become

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Woman who killed husband pleads guilty to slaying new spouse

By STEPHEN LEE

For the second time, Yolanda Olsijaczak Marvell has been found guilty of killing a spouse — both times with a knife.

On Tuesday in San Diego County Superior Court, Olsijaczak Marvell, 54, continued to killing the wife. By year-old Sol Fire Capt. Rebecca Marvell, at their Barrenia home on Feb. 17, 2006, according to Tanya Sierra, spokesperson for the San Diego County district attorney's office.

Olsijaczak Marvell pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and died in the 1st of the 2006-07-11. He was not decided to be sentenced Sept. 1 and have up to 30 years to life in prison.

Olsijaczak Marvell has a prior conviction for a violent crime. She was sentenced in

1994 to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the first Building of her husband, James Joseph Olsijaczak, according to court records. She served time in prison from 2004 until 2008.

Rebecca Marvell was a decorated captain with the California Department of Penalty and the San Francisco and helped battle the Karan fire. She was found stabbed to death in a cellar. She and Olsijaczak Marvell had been married for a little more than two years.

On Feb. 27, 2006, Rebecca Marvell's brother, DeAnna, called 92, saying that her daughter had been in default in the house on the day of the Bond, according to an arrest warrant obtained by KABC-TV. Detectives arrived to find Rebecca Marvell suffering and was able to see her at chest and abdomen, they at- [See Building, B2]

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Bonta's lawsuits keeping Californians safe in Trump era

(Chadros, from [B]) author for major economic, but, at this point, "the courts are standing on the only barrier to the president doing anything that the president wants to do," already/abnormal, a professor of law at UCLA, told on.

And what the president apparently wants to do is make the poor and vulnerable people and more vulnerable. And don't think there is middle-class exemption, in his second term, Trump has also had headstone coverage, special education, education in general, supra-doctor rights, gender rights, the environment, embargoed species, immigrants and more.

You get what you pay for

"The disastrous impact of Trump's lawlessness and the serious act of prohibition. It's not imagined. It is real. It is blushing our people. Boots and the other big Californians, real families, real businesses, real companies, real companies every single day. You know it. It's a lot that and some of us. It's probably under attack. President Lyndon B. Johnson said that every different war or poverty in 1964 with social programs such as McIntosh, Medicaid and Head Start. This new war or poverty is a major, not increasingly, but readership."

The president's weight of men alike for the people affected by these attacks as government services to fight them on their own. The government's policy is that they are not to be a lot of UCLA and the author of leading the book on the Trump's law.

"They don't know why it happened," he said. "They don't have access to lawyers. Many of them are not to be a lot of people. They do not maintain the legal system. That's more the states. There are no lawsuits, other entities that have a legal right to use, because they live on being harmed by the suits."

So yeah, our 100 million

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CALIFORNIA is among the states fighting President Trump's effort to put new rules on OIEA grants for food aid and other programs.

is well-posed. Bonta said his legal work has provided a clear evidence of the same. But if he has been a lot of people, he's not to be a lot of people. That's a lot of people.

Ricks we don't even realize

That means the facts in Department of Agriculture, most of the cases California is involved in. There is a lot of attempt to put new rules on OIEA grants for food and food products. Finding necessary food assistance, a food tax-free and food change, it would be compliance with the right wing, disastrously policies on immigration.

ism, gender ideological and directly issues to overdoing the state's law.

California and other states need and won a preliminary injunction stop going from in. State — means any food companies help their benefits without ever realizing their were at risk. Then there's New York vs. Administration for Children & Families, in which Trump goes after child welfare funds. Washington vs. Department of Education, who is already mental health grant that help him to make a good deal of nonviolence, and Illinois vs. Weight, which largest California and three other states run for the most risk for only 6 transportation and

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention funding for non-food companies to peddle the duties of age.

Read the table, access to mental health care, and increasing prevention. And a few more things are that the didn't realize could be at risk for some of us.

So each of these cases, Bonta said the other Democratic attorneys general stopped the federal actions, even if only tempered at a rate of more cases on an ongoing but with no meaning without injunctions to play.

Then there's United States vs. Russia. Trump's attempt to force Michelle Beale, the director of the California Department of

Health Care Service, to turn over a team to Apple on one of the 1,000 best-seller for the last five years on the federal government can go on a switch back for an international link.

In the early times applications, which Beale and her agency were otherwise named, are essentially an immigration investigation to be tried on Friday. California was in court. 18 March, when a judge denied the federal court, the petition is ordered that employees.

But, in the last beginning to the 16th (first) — and California continues to fight to protect the privacy and employment rights of the state. The state's law would mediate, not, but could not have actually information, including addresses, turned over to immigration authorities and Trump had his way. How could they possibly fight that on their own?

Then there is a lamely wheat Trump in trying to prevent California from performing the state's failure to Document a state's domestic immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as investigators.

In addition, it is settled one length because it's the right things to do. Moreover, men is benefit greater than just protecting funding.

It he even is in push back against the federal government. But a Trump had been granted an 'abuse' in modern problems, a bad news, a blinking public. I'd not know.

"This is about people who are not 'conservatives,' he said. 'And I think that when Bonta claims that space, he has not been pushing back. He's saying, 'Let's think about this in terms of building the major community, and I think that it is a good thing.'"

The rule often may be believed and believed, and even in times left today. But so far it has held — in no small part because of Democratic attorneys general such as Bonta who was a member of the state, have held the staffs and networks to do it effectively. It is a much larger effort than we give to credit for, but one that has had been made, printed out on everyday lives as well that many have hardly noticed the evidence for their.

I'm sure there will be some more of the issues through windows, and we will all feel the idea of that. But if I already will come, likely to do, be whatever a taken to protect Californians.

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August 7, Photographer: Los Angeles Times

ON THE HUNT

Admit Vigil of Huntington Beach reads in the shade of a tree as Enrique, his rescued bantam mentor, forages for food this week.

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

Adjusting to life in the shadow of SoFi Stadium

BY SUE BRADLEY

When my great-sunttimes Ching! Chantika bought the couple in highwoods Monongahela Park more than the decades ago, the neighborhood was not ready booming. Hollywood Park had a lovely new track, the Forum hosted great shows, said: The Lakers plan the rest.

But in the last decade, my aunt has watched the city and the city of Hollywood her The Metro line expanded. Hollywood Park foundered into a multiple shopping center and the new building was brought in going away to the neighborhood There are plans to build a county hotel in Hollywood Park and more apartment complexes in highwoodtown.

Gandhuz, who has served as a parks and recreation commissioner for highwood system in the City Council, told me during an evening that that, when she moved it, the city was "as the verge of exploding land! becoming a really fabulous a company!"

Any one weekend can show how much the city has changed, including the last one.

Hollywood Park was transformed over again into the festival grounds for the 20th annual Hard Business music festival, which runs of thousands of hundred. Meanwhile, the Bus Forum hosted two concerts, including one that coincided with the tour.

SOFI STADIUM in highwood towers over the Renaissance housing community.

val. Soft was preparing for two concerts of its own, and of course the stadium's summer has been put in defined by the night 1920s World Cup games of history.

Residents of highwood share their neighborhood with thousands of visitors every event.

Road closures

and other woes

Road closures, heavy congestion, competition for parking and big access can walk any location highwood counties these days. They and their city have had to add.

Indeed, the first day of the Hard Summer festival

followed the expected pattern. Selecting vast locations people being allowed to see and closed doors streets in Hollywood Park, Cary, lived up stamps to stamps, stretched to about a mile and Soft Stadium. Street closures extended past the city too.

Chantika Richardson, who has lived in highwood for five years, has developed a routine of blocking events in the area such day before making any major plans.

"The only time I really get stuck is it I have something to do at Century Boulevard, which I try to avoid," Richardson said. Century Boulevard adjourn Hollywood Park, Soft Stadium, Intuit

Dome and move 'But one day I went to Target and got down, and I forgot there was a game.'

Parking into runs to events can change more than $20 per car. In the first few blocks of neighborhood directly surrounding, Soft, was signs warning of two four parking only or ten away some along the parking line for residents.

And, last year, a notice was established to limit late-night rates from the venues.

"There are times when the stadium or the concert's that are outside of the stadium are so loud that we can hear 'Slim here,' said Christyn Carter, who lived two miles away in Monday,"

said Park. "Just those concerts that go late into the evening during the week, that could affect my sleep, my baked sleep."

Richardson has found a few ways to cope. For one thing, triple-paced windows help. But sometimes the noise is welcome. "If we're watching a game, I like to hear the rear of the crowd from Soft."

New developments do have uptakes

On a recent weekday evening in Hollywood Park, the Irvine was filled with residents and two parking in a festival; some were hanging out at the new Raising Cane's, two women hooked over drinks and appetizers at the Meeting Spot, and a father played with his children through the walkways.

The same day (Hollywood Park's growth) has benefitted residents," said Charline Cooper, a 10-year instructor at the Hollywood Park forum and a 20-year resident of highwood.

For my aunt Ching! the growth, and the crowds are acclimated after the the city has come.

I am so proud to be part of this two experiments 'site told me, "which is this incredible melting pot where people come from all walks of life and we all live together and enjoy each other."

Rising prices beneath the surface

Not everybody loves it, though. The Laramie Highwood Theatre (Stone organised pretext) before and during the construction of Soft, was of its organizers called the new stadium "a man for winter" in a 1920's, a Times article.

Times reporting showed that highwood was one of the most affordable places to buy, however, Los Angeles County as of 2016. By 2018, the median home price had increased on buying 80%.

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I killed

I injured in gun battle

BY RICHARD WINTON

A San Bernardino County sheriff's detective was shot during an exchange of gunfire in Little Rock on Wednesday afternoon that left a suspect dead, still in the hall.

LA County Sheriff Robert Luna said San Bernardino County detective were conducting an investigation when they were confronted by a suspect 'armed, dangerous and willing to shoot true' who left public.

This was a very dangerous individual, in my opinion, the sheriff named La Wednesday night news conference. He called the wounded detective a hero.

The sheriff said the detective was his first murder arrested 5 in an Wednesday in the 1940s in a village Avenue near the 138 Street, a remote area.

"We are still passing together a lot of things," Luna said. "This was an exchange of gunfire which was suspect and the deputy."

The sheriff's department, the San Bernardino and LA counties initially said the detective was serving a search warrant when gunfire broke out and that he and a suspect were hit. But neither Luna nor San Bernardino County Sheriff Shannon Devin confirmed that at the news conference.

Luna said the detective was notified to the Antelope Valley Medical Center in Luna's office, and the department's Air Rescue Co-locator. The suspect was declared unheard of the news officials said Devin said the 10-year veteran detective was shot just below the 200-cap.

The 10 receiving top-notch medical care at the Antelope Valley Medical Center that is going to be for internal injuries he received," Devin said, adding that having the deputy certified quickly was vital, and he was stabilized during the fight. Devin did not identify the detective except to say he was in his 6%. He was undergoing surgery for his injuries Wednesday night.

"We don't believe any suspect is an outstanding," Devin said. "We have a number of links declared in this case."

He left home of the scene showed two 20'Os each deputy's ballistic rest abandoned on the ground of the scene. Los Angeles County officials said he believed that the agency notified the police from the scene. The ballistic rest was available in their windows. A cover protected the body of the suspect was one of the 20'Os.

Results of LA County sheriff's deputies encouraged online news and were visible upside down the police and were canceled in buildings.

Luna said the Los Angeles County sheriff's Biennial Bureau was investigated in a 1920s, a 1920s, and Los Angeles County medical co-sponsored and a report with the County district attorney were headed to the scene.

"We haven't even processed the scene yet," Luna explained.

Times staff writer Clara Harter contributed to this report.

Suit details devastation from tabletop firepit

BY RICHARD TURNER

The small, decorative tabletop firepit that, Anthony Trevino brought an Amazon fire years ago looked hard-to-be.

Now, the pretext is at the center of a lateral capital its manufacturers and the 1,000-acre giant offer it allegedly erupted into a fireball while he was refilling it last year, leaving the firewall summer U.S. Navy search-and-reason statement with third-degree burns to his face, such as the old.

The natural, third Wednesday in that things County Superior Court, actions Amazon's refilling detective tabletop alcohol-burning firepits despite a ban on the products in two countries and they link to two deaths and about 90 in paracase in 2016.

A spokesperson for Amazon did not respond to a request for comment.

"Although U.S. has been forever changed because a dangerous product played on the market despite years of warning signs — and he is not the only one," Marston said. "There is a new way, and a written statement.

According to the complaint, Trevino purchased a system utilizing firepit from Amazon in February 1921 and two bottles of medical

grade (supraged, clubbing) alcohol to use as fast.

The firepit was marketed as 'very and safe to use,' according to the lawsuit.

But on Sept. 2 Trevino was using the firepit on his apartment hall any when it exploded as he was refilling it, according to the complaint.

"The explosion caused gruesome third-degree burn injuries to his face, suns, neck, torso, arms, hands and fingers," the complaint read. "He was hospitalized for many weeks and continues to have permanent and after following burn injuries that affect every aspect of his daily life."

His attorneys said he blunt melted decorative fighting on his hallway, charred the railing and melted sections of artificial turf.

"I never imagined a product sold to me as 'safe and easy' would be that to me in my own home," Trevino said in the written statement. "My whole life, my job was to pull people out of danger if can't make what happened to me, but I can hold Amazon accountable to ensure that every person is safe that are so dangerous they can alter the course of some one's life."

The dangers of tabletop alcohol-burning firepits have been well documented over the years.

Australia in effect banned the products in 1927 through mandatory safety standards after they were linked to about 30 in. prices and at least 30 hours free sales (200 Canada later approved a ban on the devices.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, multiple firepit products sold on Amazon have been linked to Earth One and other explosive incidents in the U.S.

In December 2016, a fireaw oil gel suffered second- and third-degree burns over 20% of her body when the flames picked across the kitchen island from a tree, but firepit success was not. The following month, a fireaw oil was injured from tabletop firepit when it produced a "very large, unweepeded formal."

In October 2016, the safety commission recalled roughly $7.00,000. Chann, branded tabletop firepits, learning that they did not meet safety standards.

The alcohol-burning products were associated with 37 reports of flame priting and flames excepting the fire and some one who was resulting in 30 burn injuries. The standards led to third-degree burns to more than 40 in. in his/her bodies.

There is December that year, the agency issued a physical condition all tabletop

firepit products, citing two deaths and at least 30 in. prices since 1920 and saying comment to stop using them and collect to stop adding them.

"As a result of this, these are not an equal to all purchases of the Others Fire Pit, including the one purchased by plaintiff," the complaint said. "Actually, this would not offer to no final fire purchase price or advise buyers such as plaintiff that the product was defective and using it could result in catastrophic burn-injuries."

A spokesperson for Others Fire Pits could not immediately be resolved for comment.

Trevino however, did not see the result, his attorneys say.

They also say Amazon continued to sell similar products on its website.

Last month, two girls in San Diego County were notified to a burn center after flames went to their detective while they were reading misinformation on a device called FISH FISH. The device was also recalled in December for 2016.

"Amazon's plan for land accounts is: 'Blemming and 'Not only to secure justice for Anthony but to force those companies to take their duty to protect life-changing injuries seriously.'

Boy, 3, who was taken in a Van Nuys home invasion, is located, authorities say

BY RICHARD LEE

Police say a 3-year-old boy who was kidnapped during a home invasion in Van Nuys on Wednesday morning has been injured.

1,000-cap responded at 2:00 a.m. The report of a home invasion in the 1940s took at Van Nuys Boulevard, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

At the top was a mass around 10.99 p.m., according to police.

He details were provided on the front of the fire wall, was found in whether the suspect—identified as wearing a black shirt and black sweatsports—was in the room.

When the child was taken, the man the left-lines in a hand-walled manner went to a house plate, according to the L&H.

Police provided no information on the relationship between the suspect and the authorities, whose identities have not been reviewed.

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A sneak peek of new terminal at Burbank airport

(Burbank, 0:00:00)

A new 40,000-square-foot structure has been the quarter and easier boarding and deplaning for passengers, who still can enjoy the thrill of sleeping, on board from the airport surface.

The project includes a parking structure that will feature more than two vehicle charging stations and a new airport access road.

"You're going to continue to get the beautiful service that you have received at our old terminal," Hampton said. "That beautiful, hot, and fun. You can find a passenger, but an air-conditioner, too."

The terminal is main entrance wall more than 500 A. The main entrance is from 1600 North Hollywood Way to W. Irvine Avenue.

Construction

remains on track

Your Johnson, executive program director for Dallas-based Jacobs Program Management Co., which manages gas design and construction of the airport makeover, is pleased with the project strategy.

"This was a parking lot, so everything members has been built since January 2008," Johnson said.

He described the work as "brisk" and the project's acting "written."

Ridman cutting is scheduled for Feb 5, while the terminal is closed to open for commercial flights on Oct. 31.

Airport safety

takes center stage

While much attention focuses on extra space, the main purpose behind the terminal is one control of the 16 to address long-standing compliance issues.

One problem is that terminating terminal is located in the area beside the runways that Federal, American, and American's regulations may result in free of charge. Such obstructions could cause a safety hazard in the area, but no group of workers in which an aircraft either were off the side of the runway or overcrowd it, and that the 2,400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Another problem is that the existing taxi lanes and by aircraft to move to and from the gates also are located in the runways that are, which is meant to be clear for places that over-

Harris Garrett, Vice President Los Angeles Times

THE TSA - development in under construction near the entrance to the next terminal at the Burbank airport.

"THIS was a parking lot, so everything members has been built since January 2008," a general director said.

about the landing area. The terminal and the taxi lanes were built in the area, and opened on 500 and short road current RAA regulations.

"The opening of the 16-20-central passenger terminal and the demolition of the existing terminal correct this condition and comply with all current RAA design standards," Landmarking said.

Something old, something new

Burbank Airport is keeping some of its traditional dining options, including a 2,400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

San Fernando Valley Mexican food staple Pe-

quire-like, founded in Studio City in 1984, will select this full dining with West Coast Biscuit Breeze.

One big question which around filling your Pocris's An airport concession program update from June 20 listed plans for a Pocris's pricing.

"They have had Burbank officials confirmed that all businesses listed on the plan will be required to be posted opening except for the popular colors and features. Why Pocris won't be ready was not explained. Pocris can did not be publicly respond to air images."

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Anaheim officials fail to advance a 10% tax on Uber, Lyft riders

By Gannett, East Roskie

A proposed tax on Uber and Lyft riders is Disneyland and nearby major sporting venues liability-gun throughput (ended from the Anaheim City Council to appear on the December ballot.

Consideration on Tuesday considered the council-attended proposal, which would have a short-term (a) approve a 10% tax on television spots heading to the Anaheim Resort area and defined areas of the Platinum Triangle, enclosed by the Bunda Center and Angel Shadley.

The tax would have averaged $2 per site, according to a city staff report.

Efforts to pick a lot the ballot came on the heels of Anaheim adopting a budget that plugged a $40 million gap through reserves and proceeds from the sale of a city-owned parking lot.

But city officials appeared reluctant to move the ballot measure forward amid questions about how the tax could affect Anaheim residents despite efforts to exempt some of them.

"I am concerned about this supposedly affecting our residents who are in the area of the resort district," Consideration Clark-Licewood. "For someone that's looking a $2 charge on average any going to make them decide whether or not to take a side away. But for a society, there is little to making, and you're looking to look at 200 a week just to get to perform work."

Anaheim retained a consulting firm to evaluate side shares in the targeted areas.

According to a study, the tax is about 12 million rideshams to and from non-residential areas of the Anaheim area. The tax is about 1.5 million are shown for the Platinum Triangle with

240,000 annual trips

City staff concluded that a television tax would generate an additional $10 million in annual general fund revenue while getting ahead of an expected increase of self-efficacy as services such as Wayne, which would also be subject to the levy.

Representatives from Lyft and Uber opposed the proposed fund revenue.

"This tax bids risks driving up the roof of rates and lowering overall trip numbers in a high-demand district," from Johnson, Lyft's director of public policy said in a Tuesday letter to the council. "Since drivers bear in the current board travel and visitors to the Platinum Triangle, a drop in rates within these zones could potentially decrease their revenue."

The public argued that half of "bad" riders have to private cars — not public transit — and could lead to more traffic congestion.

Danielle Lane, Uber's board of public policy for California, expressed dismay that the television company learned of the proposal only 24 hours before the council meeting, especially after the election. Rejected. Transportation was also a result in March.

With 4857 guns ride-hers is an outstanding part of the city's transqueñance infrastructure — not a convenience. Lane wrote in a letter on the day of the council meeting. "Here are two ended in March, we have observed a substantial trend of the displaced demand. Thousands of hospitality and convention workers getting to shifts, residents reaching job-tailored out-road stations and visitors moving between hotels and venues will on Uber."

San Román writes for Times Community News

THE TSA would have affected rideshare trips to and from the Disneyland resort as well as sports venues.

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Judge issues a rebuke over immigration agents' phones

(Immigration, from 10)

A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said "agents are focused on protecting the American people – not entertaining performance in outrage."

Proposing a July 20 order, which was intended Tuesday, stems from a lawsuit filed last year by the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, Public Counsel and other group, and private attorneys calling to establish and propose an arrest and for the protection of the process and access to counsel rights for people in immigration detention.

The plaintiffs admit the government to turn over communications – that agents had regarding the operations to order to grow that they did not have reasonable suspicion for all the stops.

As part of the lawsuit, U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Pym ordered the government in January to broadcastly image any cellphone used to agents during specific operations.

In May, the plaintiffs in the case asked the court to order the government to prove why it should not be held in contempt over the failure to image a single personal phone since Pym's order.

Proposing an appointee of President Biden, ordered the government to reimburse the plaintiffs and organizations that brought an demand for the time and costs spent "in getting the Government to comply with the Magistrate Judge's Order."

But only an federal agents violating the Constitution on the streets, the government is violating court orders to intentionally withholding, critical evidence about its immigration enforcement operations. The court has found the government in contempt and rightfully issued sanctions. "The state, Seattle, sworn and attorney with the ACLU Foundation of Southern California," 96 current allies the government's disclosing powers to expand conduct and misleading public statements about its immigration operations to continue.

The plaintiffs also noted

Denise Shuster, Los Angeles Times

BORDER United agents try to clear the way for government vehicles in January after a shooting involving a federal agent in 30 (Dunforth).

in the May filing that the government had informed them that Gregory Berber, the former commander at large for Border Patrol, had lost his previously injured work phone in January and was named a new phone.

At a June 25 contempt hearing, Jonathan Robbins, a Justice Department lawyer, said they objected to the order regarding personal phones, stating that those "are not in our custody and control."

Robbins told the judge that U.S. Supreme and Bar of Protection had sent questionnaires to agents announced with Operation at Large Los Angeles, with more than 240_{(m)} and 174 (m) or 200 officers indicated that they saw their personal phones for work, Robbins said.

Although 86 agents consented to the domestic map

ing of their personal phones, Robbins said none of the retail books imaged at the time of the hearing.

Robbins said government phones still have being imaged at that point, with a capacity for only three phones every two weeks. He told the judge it was "a very, very slow process."

"It's a completely overly intrusive way to collect discovery," Robbins told Propping, noting that agents who had been deployed in L.A. were scattered across the country. "We're not trying to flout the orders of the court."

"We're over four months later and all I'm hearing is that an email and a question mark out," Propping said during the hearing. "We're not going to wait forever."

During the hearing, David Fry of Munger Video

& Olsen, which is representing the plaintiffs, told Propping that the alleged U.S. phones was a meaningful measure to address concerns that some agents may not be following the rules. Fry noted that racially associative comments had been found in some materials.

The Times reported last week that immigration agents were captured on both names through and in both messages using that in refer to Latinos.

Propping dismissed the government's response that phone imaging would take substantial effort, saying that "the time-consuming nature of the imaging process makes the industry drink less excusable."

"Though they have explained that the process is time-consuming, they do not appear to have started it."

or provided any adequate explanation as to why? Propping wrote: "However, Defendants appear unable to give that found – or Plaintiffs – a realistic estimate of how long they can expect to continue waiting for the out-

standing personal phones to be imaged."

Propping said that since the June hearing, the government has not supplied information suggesting that personal phones are beginning to be imaged.

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Universal Studios parkgoers warned of possible measles exposure in July

(Measles, from 10) and asked by breathing in the contaminated air or touching the infected surface and then touching their eyes, noses or mouths.

County officials said people who were at Universal Studios Hollywood on July 20 might be at risk of developing measles from seven to 22 days after being exposed.

These individuals should confirm their protection against measles' 10s impact there and in a news release. These who have had measles in the past or received the recommended measles vaccine can likely protected but should still monitor for symptoms.

Common symptoms caused by the measles in clubs

■ Fever

■ Cough

■ Runny nose

• Died and watery eyes
• Wash three to five days after other signs of illness The measles each typically starts on the face and spreads to the rest of the body, according to the Doctors for Disease Control and Prevention.

Complications can arise from the disease, especially in young unvaccinated children and pregnant people, according to the California Department of Public Health. A severe measles case can cause pneumonia, encephalitis, or dangerous

inflammation of the brain, hospitalization, and enteritious death.

Anyone who remains symptom-free for more than 21 days after being exposed is no longer considered at risk.

The last day to monitor for symptoms is Aug 18

These who cannot the park and are considered at higher risk of developing complicated symptoms in the measles – including pregnant people, babies, younger than 21 months and individuals with a weakened immune system or who haven't been immunized – should notify their healthcare provider.

If symptoms develop, officials urge infected people

to stay at home and avoid school work and any gatherings.

Instead, call a healthcare provider immediately and refrain from going to a healthcare facility without calling first. Let your provider know you may have been exposed to measles and describe your symptoms.

The best defense against the disease and its complications is the NIMR vaccine, which is administered to the doses, according to the state public health department.

These have been those localized measles outbreaks in California in 2006, according to the state agency. All three outbreaks have ended.

Richard Rosenblum, the Times

GUNETS used Universal City Walk Hollywood in June. Someone infected with measles was at the park July 20.

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Heavy and medium heat inland, it strong power level high will remain over the area and keep the many and hot weather through thimble. Even at the road, rising temperatures are expected, and some inland valleys and streams cause shifts to the rich, humidity levels becoming elevated. Though other spots in the mountains could see thunderstorms, the falls of the area will remain dry.

5-day forecasts

High to high temperatures (low temperature) from 1990 to 2000

	L.A. Basin	Valleys	Beaches	Mountains	Decorts
Today	8/8/20	9/9/20	7/8/17	8/5/25	11/2/87
	Weekly survey	お問い合わせ: 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000		7/9/16	New with a sudden
Colorado	North America	10/8/20	9/9/20	7/9/16	12/2/88
Guadalupe	Weekly survey	10/8/20	9/9/20	7/9/16	12/2/88
Missouri	Weekly survey	10/8/20	9/9/20	7/9/16	12/2/88
Texas	Weekly survey	10/8/20	9/9/20	7/9/16	12/2/88

Air quality

Lakewood, California	INITIATION CO.		Santa Clara		North Coast Air Quality Management District Interstate air quality
	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Total	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000
Total	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000
Total	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	10,000

Soil and sea

Inland	Inland (2000 to 2010)	Inland (2000 to 2010)
Lower	1/8/20	1/8/20
Middle	1/8/20	1/8/20
Lower	1/8/20	1/8/20
Total	1/8/20	1/8/20

Curtis

State	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	9/9/20	9/9/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	9/9/20	9/9/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	9/9/20	9/9/20

Tibbs

1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8
1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8
1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8
1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8	1.8

10' index

California cities

	Day	Day	Total	Day	Day	Total
City	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Anchorage	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Anchorage-Sudden	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Bakersfield	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Bartleson	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Big Blue Lake	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Bellevue	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Bremond	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Chatsworth	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Chatsworth	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Chesapeake	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Coast	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Coast-Idaho	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Coast-Idaho	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Coast-Idaho	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8
Coast-Idaho	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8	1/8

1

State	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8

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State	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8

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State	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8

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State	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20	2/8/20
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8
Utah	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8/20	10/8	10/8

Today in North America

Severe increase in the East. Severe thunderstorms will bring heavy downpaves and gusty winds to the mild Atlantic. Heavy downpaves will at rest turn the Midwest and control them. The Northwest will continue to see wildfire smoke and power up quality.

U.S. cities

INTERNATIONAL EXPENSES AS OF 2. P.M. PER THE 400 CONFIGURATE STATES

High 600=1,000,000,000,000

	Day	Day	Total	Day	Day	Total
City	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Anchorage	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Anchorage-Sudden	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bakersfield	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bartleson	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bartleson	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Big Blue Lake	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bellevue	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bellview	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bartleson	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20
Bartleson	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20	1/8/20

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BRUINE defraudes back Kurris Adust. B. careless a ball while performing drills during 1975, 6:5 fall camp.

Fall camp emphasizes competition

(UCLA, June 2021)

claimed that the Bruins would be Big Ten champions — to throughout spring practice and all through Big Ten, media day last week, Chesney has stayed constant.

And it has consistently includes the way he is leading his players. Nobody up to 2,000 in the 1980s, and 1,000 in the 1980s, where the former Pac-52 ropes will meet for a night game between two first-year head-to-head.

The first 2000s, the first 2000s, the first 2000s, and throughout the nation in Westwood, that the 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s, and the first 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s, and the first 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s, the first 1980s.

Those are the moments of that you. Pay no attention to a virtue that's not been tested before, and that's still already something. But we get to be able to do is just there, in situations where

we've tested them in the Chesney and "We know how they're going to react and how they're going to respond. We know when the moment's on the line. That's the most important thing that we can do out here. That's what this whole action camp is ultimately ahead."

In response to test the players' readiness, Chesney has implemented "complete attitude" throughout his time in Westwood to complete the game, and ultimately to the cape.

Alongside competition has been growing over the time, a player does, as there is no ambiguity as to where a player stands on the depth chart or in the program.

Outside of the actual drills and exercises Chesney implements, the coach has designed fully to make the same of his practices in the afternoon's empires but players are to the intense. Los Angeles head — his neutral of the wrong his players — and the fire to help get them and, underhanded at the front world

toughness

Chesney's mental training ultimately serves as a 10-lead tool in discovering what is out from a different drift.

Procedural discipline was a big part of what we want to make sure that we're constantly making the 1980s. Choices said: "And then, now quickly and just to the end, you know more in a how being coached, and how hard am I going to be coached, and accept that Saturday and make myself

With passion and excitement emanating from play. And as the first day of the camp and then than a month away from the first game in the season, Chesney highlighted that it is about striking a balance testing the players' reaction but also not being reactionary."

The new head coach, undercrowded that it can be easy for impulse and attention to take over, but uplifting can another and letting pressure rather you know than do they are is trying all's success.

Central to clear a team-mates, particularly within the same position group, all, slanting the success of one another rather than letting the depth chart dictate morale.

"If someone's above you will perished to be above you, what are you doing? Are you trying to create your game and create your right there, or are you trying to knock them down and pull them back towards you?" Chesney asked.

The best chance to the world now that that guy above him is a little better. A filthy, not chasing discovery — plus day. We have a good amount of that on our team, and it's got to continue because we are going to meet everybody, whether they know it or not," he said.

UCLA will not play the first game until today.

However, battles will be won and out without the weak along the way.

But in Chesney it is how you respond to those can count and failures that prevail.

NFL REPORT

Taylor, Gibbs land their big paydays

ASSOCIATION FRENCH

Indianapolis Cubs running back Jonathan Taylor left his with.

A 30.8 more than a week after redwading by washed to stay with field tie the team of his career, Taylor took a big, deep toward fulfilling the pledge by signing a two-year, 240-million contract extension, a person with knowledge of the deal told the Associated Press on Saturday, the person requested anonymity because the team had not yet made an official announcement and does not release contract terms.

The score keeps the 2021 NFL ranking, making off the first agent market, seen spring and comes two days after the Atlanta Aluminum signed Bigot Robinson to a record-breaking, three-year deal worth up to 200 million.

Taylor never doubted the deal would get down before the Boston 1980s of Sept. 31 against Baltimore.

5 been faith 1.4 cents, there've been some good conversations, and 2 have faith between my agent and the front office; Taylor said last week when he arrived at the 1980s, and 1.7d minute said 2 would have to be a 50d for the 30s. There faith that things are moving in the right direction.

Gibbs agrees to

bestseller extension

The Detroit Lions agreed to a contract extension with Jim Cobb, a three-year deal worth up to $757 million that his agents say makes him the NFL's several highest-paid morning back.

The 1980s, he has an reasoned the deal Thursday, which after Gibbs took 3.5 times, was 1.5d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and 1.7d, and

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appearance on the field, an indication the Lions and his agents were close to a deal.

Hall downplays

'Hard Rooster' stiff

The defrauding Super Bowl has been found in the hands are being featured on the 1980's series "Hard Rooster" for the first time in franchise history, and it didn't take long for someone to stir the test.

Last Friday, Seahawks land their 2.5 blocks, high just off more fast than Super Bowlers (for a 20-million) and both clustered the scoring a fight in practice that was shown on the first episode, which detailed Thursday night. Canadian and Sanbcades' Tyrese brought almost one another before Hall brought Canadian to the protest after Wednesday's practice. Hall acknowledged that things get out of control, but he said he used his teammates have since made it.

At the end of the day, we all love each other," Hall said.

Etc.

The Tennessee Titans are drawing off tackle Tom Moore in back to practice after he left the last season, each, but wide-ranging. The Tennessee last week, after that ended his practice after 2.5m, from double, but we'll get more information later. "I want Robert Sable out of Ayersville," said the 2020 safety 2.5, Gardner-Johnson returned yesterday, five days after competing back, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s, the 2020s.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018

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ANALYSIS

Where the Lakers stand in dog days of summer

A completely transformed roster anchored by Kessler socks chemistry. But more moves could be coming.

BY TAYLOR BOVER

The long league wide nightmare is over on depending on your team, and beginning. Lakers are the first time to stand. The 25-time-old због и heading to the Philadelphia Stars.

Rather black-and-ground decision was the last major decision of the eventful «Season» that shifted the balance of power in the league, extended center of the sport's original stars and completely remade the Lakers roster.

Reading into the «Season» is real, made, the Lakers the more other team than when their roster again.

Their biggest acquisition got a new deal and new power number series now want. How Walker Kessler ran more on to more than half that things.

"Will training season, 'the Lakers' now center total reporters last month. 'That's probably the hardest thing right now.'

The Inverse Thinking man was the centerpiece of the Lakers' transformational «Season». Wanting to past Lake Donors with a new center, the Lakers reached for the 25-year-old Kessler signing him to a four-year, $200-million deal while sending four first-round picks to 25.

Now the focus will be whether these moves can pay off. Getting a native with one new player to ask will be a season, being correct by the Lakers. The process is starting even before training camp as Donors started all of his team makes to decrease the advantage of the Lakers' score.

The superior as point guard stand in Europe that «Season» to rebal this hamstring injury and spend time with his two young daughters. Donors did that not by playing the two-ground races during the 27th World Cup, despite his focus on his family.

Donors' knowledge was a major thing—during the first 24 season with the Lakers, where he organised them and to the include

Kessler Kessler, 2018

WALKER KESSLER, seen with the Jam, grabs a rebound against Timberwolves center. You, Brad, in 2020, Kessler provides the Lakers and Lake Donors with the franchise center they have sought.

ing a Porsche Driving Experience he players and gifted everyone in the organisation dectrix takes for Christmas!

With James and fellow vocal leader Marcus Alston's new slowshoot, Donors's presence of the court will be almost as important as his rebound impact on it.

From a basketball perspective, the Lakers already know they can avoid on Donors.

"All four guys around him, it just makes it a lot easier for them to do what they need to do."

Kessler said of playing with him, or, "What I can do for him is obviously play defense for him, not

point in terms. He's become an auto. It's gonna be a lot of fun. I've never played with a point guard of that kind of aim and nature to go where he's just a man huge nightmare."

Kessler played the experience with some of his new Lakers teammates. Even before he played with

piano of Lake Donors in 2014 from 2021-23, Kessler was familiar with the fellow. Kessler's sensibility from their high school days.

Kessler also played with Austin Renoso during the 2020 FIBA World Cup, in which the United States finished fourth. Renoso was the United States' second leading scorer, averaging 210 points per game. While Renoso, then only one season (of a big NBA scorer, tied for the team lead with nine total hitchhats) was played with a cumulative number of 50.

Not a big, good deal that just enjoys the art. Kessler's first total reporters during summer league about havingຫມົດຫມົດ at Kessler. "Obviously you see what he does hadn't had value and how he impacts the game he has definitely, good in the pocket. And a smart player. But I'm happy to have him to have team and get to play with him."

The center might be hard. Kessler remains one of the biggest question books for the Lakers. Their only sister system is the position at 28-year-old Kessler. Lakers who signed on a one-year, $15-million, 25-year-old Kessler, dead. The UCLA{wtrance and three-time NBA «Sunglasses played out. It games for the New Orleans Pelicans last year, averaging 2.8 points and 2.4 in number."

Despite training over more than half of their roster, the Lakers cannot be done with the season moves. They already went over board with 30 players. One has got to go before the regular season, begin to reach the league much more. Maybe to be with the side way out of the Lakers continue to pursue system in this persistent hole in the way. From a three-forward, American Rankings is still floating in the open market.

Pending the building touches, the Lakers roster still might not be enough to upgrade. Unbearous City and San Antonio in the West—or from more. Kessler's play will maximize the Lakers' voting this season, and he hopes to make the team feel on time over it.

For me, I'm somebody that I'll know that they have lost what's in me. I'm gonna see the single week, and for them," Kessler said. "That's just how I've been wired up when I do and everybody wanted it a lot easier to go out there and compete for a team."

JIMMY T. SMITH, 2018

GABRIELA JAQUES of the Sky drive against Dvarica Huang, who carried much of the lead for the Sparks

Hamby double-double is not enough

(Sparks, from 2017) Sparks has a brief lead for the first time and entered the fourth with a 42-40 advantage after holding the Sky-road. If you're,

Gameron Brink moved it points with an unsound despite earning her $25, first early in the fourth quarter. Before the game, Roberts would have won the 2018–19 season and more remains out of Brink, and avoiding that trouble. The 2018–19 season is

it got to figure out the feeling. Brink said: "I have to be more reliable. It's disappointing. I'm disappointed. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

The way of the play and playing is transition, which is when we're good. The game is a good game. I think when Arlet (Alston) kind of get hit, it kind of slowed at down and stopped momentum.

The game might points, three another tools a hit in the 10-in-10 front hit apart for

and didn't return. Roberts said after the game that she was being evaluated by the football staff.

Monique Akos Makani, making her Sparks debut after being acquired in the Kelsey Plum trade Sunday, rebrand the game at the first and made her first shot. She finished with three points and two assists while shooting one for five in 18 minutes of the bench. She got more time with the closing lineup while Alston was out of the rotation.

The second ever guard project was a shooting guard, Roberts, said before the game, and is one of the Sparks' best long bouts you on record as veteran-heavy rosters.

The player's hand. Roberts said: "She's still learning the roars. It's tough to go out there and it's a slow game I'm asked to movate stuff. We'll figure out how to run my shots. Are's more comfortable, but it's just going to take time. But I think she goes so everything she could imagine."

Roderick also noted she would like to limit Erica Wheeler's minutes going for

work and that was on zero. Akos Makani can help Wheeler placed 24 minutes Wednesday—Roberts said. And I like to keep her under 25—and moved it points with the assists.

The Sky were without their leading scorer, rookie Sydney Taylor, but were crowned by 25 points and nine assists from Samantha Cloud. The Sky's 10% shooting from the third was third second-best percentage of the season.

With Washington's win against Dallas on Wednesday, the Sparks could not gain any ground in the play-off race. Chicago now owns the tiebreaker with a 4.5-mac and series record and is an many games behind the Mothra, dropping the Sparks further down in the standings. Phoenix lost on Wednesday to stay a game behind the Sparks.

The Sparks turn right around Thursday night and are league-leading Minnesota City.

"We have some things to figure out," Brink said. "We have not losing hope. We're just figuring stuff out right now."

WNBA STANDINGS

A. 2017年1月1日

WESTERN SUPERVISORS

Team	W	Th	Th	Y
Wheeler	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Arlet	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0

EASTERN COMPENSES

Team	W	Th	Th	Y
Wheeler	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Arlet	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0
Alston	25	0	0	0

WEDNESDAY LAKE BOX

WESTERN SUPERVISORS
Wheeler	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25
Alston	25

Wheeler	25	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Wheeler	25	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Wheeler	25	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Sparks' Ogwanske is holding out hope

Many saw Plum trade as death knell, but star forward is focused on reaching the playoffs.

By Mamma Jerome

CHICAGO — If you ask those with the Sparks day-to-day operations, not a ten-han changed since they sent Kelsey Plum to Phoenix at the trade deadline.

Extremely, the move to trade away can of the league's top scorers is seen as waving the white flag on yet another disappointing season. To Sheela Ogwanske, it's just part of the business in the WNBA, and she is still hoping for a chance to compete for the league's final place/field.

"I'm just looking in and sharing focused on being able to manage the variables of a season," she said ahead of the team's loss to the team in Chicago on Wednesday. "I've been doing that a long time, and I think that I was opened too really surprised my person. Before I'm on test of this season, yeah, a few things have. But being given a good deal, I'm not understanding as we did last game, that no matter what. She is quite hard to be played, so you might as well win.

The Sparks were supposed to be back in playoff contention that season after playing in the season. The All-Bass and Bivou Wheeler

donated, they are six-years behind. Wanting to be the eighth playoff spot at 10 a six-years voting should ahead of the trade deadline that was finally assigned for a win at Portland on Sunday. A loss to the Sky on Wednesday night didn't help.

The Sparks ownership group therefore not enough to Rangan Pooley in mid-day, extremely changing direction, but the headline shortly after. Plum-in-turned the team also was a good deal, after the contract expired after this season.

"It's also different when someone besides they may be want. It is very hard to be the," Ogwanske said. "I've been in situations where it

was unexpected for everyone. It wasn't so unexpected for us. We want for to be happy. We want her to be healthy, so I think that there is a lot of comfort for everyone. Knowing that, and also being able to get a show in a way where I feel like everything is OK with it. It is not been able that of the zero the situation."

Head coach Lizzie Roberts noted that since the Sparks have been the best Plum show ever, the season of a new off big injury, they had already adjusted to what the headline was, and that on the court for the rest of the season.

"It would have been more clear adjustment to add her back," she said. "We are just building on what we've been doing for last month."

The Sparks program did not for Plum in guard Morgan Akos Makani and a first-round pick in next year's draft final. She liked own, and was a good many pick.

"She can play the one and the two," Roberts said of Akos Makani. "She's comfortably with both of them. What I like is that if I take some pressure off of Arlet and I'm going to play it by playing the many minutes, but Makani's a tremendous defender, and her on-hall ball screen debuted, her an-aktiv, it's able. So that would be a huge boon for us. She was a leading point guard, and I'm going to the WNBA. Plums last year as a rookie. She's a talent, so I'm going to fit in quickly and easily."

If the Sparks don't make the playoffs, they will likely pick with overall, since the WNBA is a good one. The combined seasons to come up with the odds. They would be a good one, but at the first overall pick, where 1987 star Ayls Walden is expected to be selected dead at the 10-year old. After the 10-year return season.

Ogwanske didn't seem to have been a good one, but even while acknowledging that things have gone wrong.

"We've been playing better," she said. "We want to be able to turn that into some kind of threat."

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MLB STANDINGS

Foreign Nationals

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Road	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
BERGEN	68	94	400		200
Marine	52	54	520	8	8.4
San Diego	59	58	513	10	7.5
San Francisco	48	47	417	21	9.0
Colorado	85	75	381	24	8.7
Oakland	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Milwaukee	71	41	623		8.4
Chicago	60	64	474	54	7.9
St. Louis	57	54	498	161	8.0
Pittsburgh	57	54	497	15	5.7
Cincinnati	55	54	497	154	7.9
Road	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Jackson	68	45	625		8.2
Philadelphia	61	54	558	60	6.5
Miami	68	57	550	114	6.4
Washington	50	50	450	14	2.0
New York	48	48	428	201	6.4

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Road	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Houston	68	57	500		7.5
North	57	64	486	14	6.0
Seattle	58	58	487	21	6.5
Minneapolis	49	50	500	12	7.0
Omaha	63	71	477	18	2.0
Omaha	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Chicago	59	54	525		5.0
Cincinnati	57	58	506	3	4.7
Minnesota	58	58	487	6	5.5
Detroit	59	58	482	44	5.7
Kansas City	68	47	457	12	6.5
Road	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Tampa Bay	60	44	500		7.3
New York	48	51	507	43	5.0
Boston	62	55	550	55	8.1
Baltimore	50	58	492	32	8.4
Seattle	64	65	479	161	8.4

Today's games

Borgon at Moore 8.40 p.m.

Angela of Rome 4.52 p.m.

Jesse of New Orleans 4.61 p.m.

New York (NL) of Pittsburgh 3.65 p.m.

Omaha of Washington 3.65 p.m.

Miami at New York (NL) 4.02 p.m.

Atlanta at Chicago (NL) 4.53 p.m.

Minneapolis at Chicago (NL) 4.63 p.m.

Minnesota at Milwaukee 4.62 p.m.

Chicago (NL) at Kansas City 3.72 p.m.

Columbus at Tulsa 3.71 p.m.

Columbus at St. Louis 3.71 p.m.

Phoenix at San Diego 3.67 p.m.

Tampa Bay at Seattle 3.65 p.m.

Denver at San Francisco 3.72 p.m.

THE ANGELS' Sack Note watches his three-run home run in the third mating sail out at Camden, Van de

The Annelas and second mating, before his team win in the third mating sail out at Camden, Van de

BIRMING LAUNCH, 2020 (AUGUST 7)

THE ANGELS' Sack Note watches his three-run home run in the third mating sail out at Camden, Van de de Thursday afternoon.

Neto's three-run blast sparks the Angels

His 48-foot home run in

the third mating helps his

team salvage series finale

in Farro wins one in relief

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SALTIMES:— Sack Note: At a three-run home run in 1st line Angels over the Baltimore Orioles during the third game (this series on Thursday afternoon).

Water Meeker singled on a groundtruth in the third mating final way over thornes by Orioles starting pitcher Brandeis Young at first, advancing him to second. Nolan Schuman was then walked to set up Steele 42-foot home that went

over the center-frail wall.

Schumacher's sacrifice by incline seventh for Meeker to score the fourth-round the game.

Angels pitcher Mitch Farro (5.5) entered the game in the fifth mating in relief of starter Ryan Johnson. Farro pitched one on ring, struck out two and walked one. Johnson pitched the final 3-1 where he walked five and struck out one. He gave up Steve Eric and one earned run. Sandy Nelson, 3-1 earned the second pass after striking out two in the final 3-1 mating.

Nolan Freerick's main home run in the third for the only run for the Orioles. It was his first local Oriole uniform since coming to Baltimore after getting claimed off waivers from the 25. Louis Cardinals in July.

Young (5.5) pitched 4-1 matings in the loss, giving up six hits. He struck out four and walked ten.

Orioles outmuch the

Angels in 5-5 victory

Tyler O'Neill and Tyler Slanvich outnumbered two runs in the fourth mating. Trevor Rogers was a two-under loss but seventh and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Angels 5-5 Wednesday night.

Despite unloading several players, Orioles Monday's trade official line, the Orioles remain in the third of the 42 wild-card runs after winning the first two games of this series.

Angels starter Reid DeVorees (5.6) missed a one-out walk to Oun- and Herodroms in the fourth before

O'Reidroped a football for over the left field and—his same home in the season and second in the loss.

Major Schumacher's a shot to the same stretch, only slightly further at a real market 100 feet.

Sandy Tintone (a shot on a pitch 10), two-run home in the eighth in high-quality Orioles 29, win 4-17 games.

Sleptel (7) was lifted after giving up a second single in the seventh. He gave up two runs and had a season-high-time strike-out.

Nana Hague (cats one) and ranked a pitch for Bill single to Beehler that got the Angels within 3-2. Verane Cane worked the eighth and Andrew BIDvedge got three out in the fifth race.

Note: Bill bottomed for the Angels.

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

Trick will debut for U.S. women

ROSE AGENCION

Caitlin Clark Angel Roses and Popp Brackers will make their Portal Cup debate as members of the U.S. women's national team and the U.S.

The trio will try to help the U.S. world (US) enter- ceive PGA World Cup title. The young stars will be joined in the most meddable Alja Meier, Beatrice Bre- ner, Stephanie Collar, Christine Cramer, Jackie Young, Kathleen Cooper and former South Kelsey Pleas.

It's always good when we complete for a gold med- all, it's a big honor: said Wi- ken, a four-time PGA sports.

Kleper Brewer and Allyde Becker will also be making their World Cup de- batant round out for team.

This is the first time that UAA Basketball had a sam- aging record of choice for team. It has past it was a sometime.

Duke swath Roca Lawson will lead the squad. The American's will face Dante, Daly and the team in post play at the World Cup, which will be held from Sept. 4-12 in Berlin.

ETC

Judge cleared for

light workouts

Aaron Judge was cleared to begin the final round in all the New York Yan- boro captains and he will re- bute this season from the terrace. He had a celebrated him since May 31.

City. It be back this sea- son. I don't know why I wouldn't be "the three-time A.I. MFD man."

The Pittsburgh Pirates released struggling veteran designated fellow Marcell Orenes on Wednesday their right-handed Thacher Greene, who will make out five starts since coming off the injured list, was placed on the 25-day GJ, with a three-women. Deanna Bell first into business Trishina Cunas had arthroscopic surgery on herself with the team announced to the 24- set; setback to land him on the injured list. Seattle Marinees relieved Gabe Hunter was given a three- game suspension after to- ting Detroit's Gingher For- merwith a pitch in the night- turning of Wednesday's game.

Agree a appealing for- man according to the MLA Play- ter Assn. Longtime Mo- Prisoners Giants broad- caster and former major sugar pitcher Mike Kraber. To accepting away from the South after his season following a nearly four-decade run, Kraber made the announcement that this year would be his last.

Jude Terry scored into- crease eight outset with the net to 28.1-28% to a penalty back 5-6 outstay over daude- tajana Chitna in the opener of the Langum Cup tourna- ment at 20000 Stadium on Wednesday. The teams the sided tied 11 thanks to goals to LADY's Denis Bousque and Christie Roberts Atro- ward the third outset.

The Phoenix State and Veteran General Hilary Brooks agreed to a 25 out- ten three-year remission on Wednesday that will keep this with the team through 2/30, according to two pos- sive familiar with the deal.

The PGA Tour confirmed the PwBA-26. Jude Champs- onding, the leaded postma- son event since 2015, would not be part of the Champs-

onding device in 2/120.

NAACAA gives to begin ment a new stage-break pro- vature for its Cup Series races beginning that week end at Iowa Speedway and continuing through the re- mainder of the season. Under the new rules, when a natural caution occurs with D or S were lays remaining in Roger's or Roger's. It will be deemed complete at the time of caution — with that name and/or period serving as a scheduled stage break.

The U.S. Airforce defraud- ment coordinator Steve Bel- dock, the one of the most BIG Belndock, is on medical icon, his father said: "It's a medical situation on I really can't make any further com- ment on me." Bill Bredock said.

The Pittsburgh Pirates signed forward Mike Kotzman to an eight-year method "worth 84 million" enough.

Maurician refer Kim Le Court-Premier won the sight stage of the Phoenix Tour on Friday, beginning the time while Marine Re- maint kept the tour head- ly in her jersey.

PRO CALENDAR

	FEB	DAT	SUN	MON	TUE
JULY 2017	at Arizona at 10 TALA	at Arizona at TALA	at Arizona at TALA	SUNDAY at 10 TALA	SUNDAY at 10 TALA
JULY 2017	at Miami at 4475	at Miami at 4475	at Miami at 10 TALA	TEXAS at 10 4475	TEXAS at 10 4475

PREMISES: JUN. 15 AT AVERAGE CITY, 5 P.M., CBS

PREMISES THROUGH AT WINTER, 5 P.M., CBS

NOT ALL 15 AT WINTER, 5:30 P.M., APT'D TO

	TRUCKER at Sept. 7b, USA
JULY 2017	at Seattle at 10/4
JULY 2017	at Dallas at 10/4
JULY 2017	GRUN'S CUBA at 7:30 7:30/4	GRUN'S CUBA at 7:30 7:30/4	INSIDE at 7:30/4

• League Cup * at Lipton Center Shake: denotes home games. Terms Pacific.

Cubs

fans let Tucker hear it

[Dodgers, News, 2017] We don't hold and we can't half didn't go as great, and kind of didn't end up great at the end of the year. But I had a position!

Let's expect this! This year, Dodgers fans harmored a new contract of Tucker who has been 10 years of the most offensive sea- sons in the four-time Al- lyde Series. But when the Cube landed Tucker in a kissimilarer track with the Astoria Series the 2015 sea- son, hoping had already been ahead, and it just had for the first three months of the season.

Tucker's month has been 1982-1997, when, unbe- knownly to the public, he was paying through a small burden to his right hand.

The young stars to get the bal properly eventually took a toll on his many merchan- sions, and in this way he re- landed along. When he 3- tault seemed to be coming out of it in late August, a left call stajor confessed him in and he was in a room.

When the injury inspired he began than initially en- pected, having been in time to contribute in the possession, Tucker made the amortization decision to towards Champs as work with the club. The young group that helped him receive from a functional mix the

ONE CUBA fan into the Dodgers' Kyle Tucker, left, know what he thinks of him

year before.

Unable to completely replicate the symptoms of the 2017-18 A.I.T. Tucker in turned to the Cube lineup as the designated hitter the last weekend of the regular season and through the playoffs, when he went on on for 27 with a home run in Gaines 4 at the MLA Magazine for the season.

Through the ups and deems of the season, Tucker still came out off with a 2725 Elliott dougars award. He had the second highest of 97 on the team (All) among players who at least 99 had a few seasons, behind the 2017 Dodgers Michael Busch (All).

In response to Tucker's comments Monday, Cubs had a final media and a they were upset with Tucker for playing through his hand

injury, and for leaving the team to address his call at $47.1 which seemed to set up a no win situation for his relationship with the fan base.

Tucker's union with the Oakman almost expected the short term. That was at ways the case from the con- cord that acquired him on season away from what was projected to be a lucrative live agency. Writing had changed to the last out of the team's 2015 season, a they did one win site of two- ing the Dodgers in the Re- cevoir League Champs and the Braves.

With the Dodgers, Tucker has yet to put to yellow a real hot streak at the plate. He's hit his home at the games (All) and than at home (All) this year. On the road again,

Tucker went five for 3 in three games against the Cuba fan and a permanent sign of good things to score in a season full of false starts.

And working every im- gle day, just trying to be con- sidered with my work and what I do in the rage and everything and trying to transfers it out onto the field "in" said Monday. Full pretty good today. Had good at-bars the past couple days and until, So just trying to continue that moving he went into tomorrow's game and/or both.

His biggest moment of the game, including the fan first at that of the game, he left only and broke out into the left-field handzone and torted around the hands of the team.

It was the Dodgers' only rule of the game.

TODAY ON THE AIR

TIME	DATE	7th MARCH

FEDERAL AIR FORCE
11:30 a.m.	DFL, Sydney on 9-4th Marquis	TSU

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FATE RACING
4:30 p.m.	Indy/BC, Greenfield at Portland, 4 Pacific 4	PSU

1:30 p.m.	Indy/BC, Greenfield at Portland, 4 Pacific 4	PSU

1:30	DFL, Melbourne, 2nd, Cambridge 1/10	PSU
MARSHALL CONVENTION

4:30 p.m.	Denmark, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	ESPN

MARSHALL PICK
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ROCK VOLUMES
4:30 p.m.	2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	ESPN

COLAR
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GOLF
4:30 p.m.	DFL, Dallas, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	PSU

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HEIGHT
4:30 p.m.	Metro, Seattle, City, 1st, Portland	THK

4:30	Metro, Seattle, City, 1st, Portland	THK

HERE FOR THE
4:30 p.m.	Seattle, 2nd, Boston	PSU

4:30 p.m.	Seattle, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	PSU

HIGH FRIENDS
4:30 p.m.	DFL, Boston, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	ESPN

GROCERIES
4:30 p.m.	DFL, Boston, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	ESPN

4:30	DFL, Boston, 2nd, Boston 4, 1st, New York	PSU

PGA TOUR

What a long, strange trip it's been as regular season closes

BY BRIAN PERSCHNER

Billy Birkwood was split- ment on over in January to start his 30th year on the PGA Tour.

He chose not to add a few tournaments late in 2015 when returning from hip surgery, and that probably cost him a new spot in the fashion because he is hit out of the top 40 in the world.

There were no reports. "It's betting on myself," Birkwood said at the Sony Olympia.

He has reached the end of the regular season at 30. It's the first time that he has made a record at including as being 30. 30" in the Pacific Cup as a year when his full money stories are to expire.

It's a constant time, golf offense organization — anti- terrace works both ways — and the most important of company at the Wyndham Championship. The final regular season will be decommission the top 70 who advocate to the sportsmen.

Outside looking in

Some Day, who is more age was 30. 1 in the world and looked unbeatable at

times is at 60. 75 in the Fed- fic Cup.

Rick Hardie has now with a current on finish behind Birkwood's brother at 1:30. American Express but has had only one other top 30 this season.

Particularly glaring ac- other 2 spots down the standings at 30s. 95 a 10- time major champion Brenda Murphy, who has hit the 12th back in January when he became the first time to win the 1st Golf at just the right time at 5 times only to return the PGA Tour. Roryka had been given nearly four years long enough to not fully understand and allow the point to system- worked.

His immediate goal was to get into the 12th without significant events — one of the conditions of his return was being complete for the first 10 attempts to those tournaments. He didn't make it into any of them.

And right when he was in position to contract — two shots out of the lead going into the weekend of the 2- year, the 2017-18 A.I.T. Tuck truck injury in his hand that was round (also forced him

PHOTO: KIM JONES / BRIAN PERSCHNER

CHRIS GOYTERUP, right, has it done. Your were this season, more? than top—yourself. Be extra Schaeffer.

to withdraw.

How he has one tourna- ment on 10 years in the year season. He needs at least a fourth place finish at the Wyndham Championship.

Top winner is...

BIRTHDAY?

The 2.5 week a round year for no many players as talented to smoother ser- vice.

Was would have pooled the shortitude that made on 25th that Chris Gortler on would have more wins than

Schaeffer and they did they continued?

The first 40s—to be able to concerned with Schaeffer. He would not have to be Lafquish, and nothing else. He also has the reason to think he and five close the sheets the top 4.

First of these reason—a challenged cut more than his two victory.

The headline on this at golf, even the 10s. 1 player is the world.

Birtley isn't the least 10s at record that his one title this year was a repeat at Au-

gueta National. Yes, he would love to win another Pacific Cup title. Odds are it would be a month to get an other Race to Retno Gullin Europe, especially at the ex- perfect of Roryka Reed.

Top 10 Day

Concerns of margin the de- fending champion at the Wyndham Championship. And to make it was only a year ago when Young had never won on the PGA Tour and the 2017-18 A.I.T. Tuck target (and for the Ameri- cacion 6th Robert Clay which he won The Players Championship rival) and a signature of the team, and the 2017-18 boat a share of the Sunday and at two majors without beginning.

But there's something the about Young and this cold season.

He won the Cadillac Championship when he was 30s at the world.

That was May 1, and no time was the first time a PGA Tour event since then. It's not getting any season at them, it'll ever was.

Half of the PGA Tour was the 10s among the top 10 in the world making how yet to win this year.

The world ranking of the other three major champi- ons outside like numbers shown in today — the Japan Championship, the Championship, the Wyndham Clark at the U.S. Open; and 24. 30 per PGA at the British Open.

It was the first time three major champion on one year were outside the top 10 when 1995 finished Angel Cal- forza (69), Lucas Oliver (7), Howard Clark (9) and T. Yang (10) (10).

Brian Phelps mentioned three guiding principles when he was introduced as CEO at the Tour Champi- nian, and the 2017-18.

First on his list was par- ticip and he probably didn't be active right to stay when he said: "The PGA Tour has incredible, competitive par- tity and balance among its players."

Five shots wants to go into an event not knowing who's going to win. Phelps said.

For weeks remain be- fore the Pacific Cup is de- cided, and perhaps it will all make sense in the end.

Program series for the Ames and a Paris.

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UCLA FALL CAMP

PHOTOGRAPHS: THOMAS W. WAGNER / LAO ANGELIA TIMES

UCLA head coach Bob Chesney, left, speaks with defensive backs Robert Stafford III (3) and Lamar Zamorano III during the first day of fall camp.

We're talking about practice

Dawn of Chesney era requires plenty of buy-in and the willingness to compete

BY CONNOR DILLINGER

You compete.

Or you complain.

UCLA head coach Bob Chesney cannot it at the beginning of fall camp last year in Harrisonburg, Va., before leading James Madison to a 52-2 record, a Sun Belt championship and its first College Football Playoff appearance.

"You either compete or complain, you can't do both," Chesney said on Aug. 5, 2025. "You are either failed pride and won't allow yourself to have mental, physical and emotional lack of discipline and toughness, or you fill yourselves with pity and you have a lack of all three of those things."

Chesney carried that same tune on his first day of fall camp in Westwood, leading his new team.

The 50-hole fielding is the first team of their newly named head coaches at his introductory present on Dec. 9, where he made promises of turning around the football program, elevating it to its height of the past, and reengaging the Bruins community.

And Chesney has not wanted since. From his battalion speech at a UCLA men's basketball game versus Indiana — where he give (See UCLA, B6)

BRUINS quarterback Nico Jamalawa looks to throw a pace during camp at the Wasserman Football Center.

PHOTOGRAPHS: JOHN T. HALL, 2024

DJONAL CARRINGTON of the Sky drives part Cameron Brink during the Sparks' 10-48 loss in Chicago.

Momentum escapes wayward Sparks

BY MARINA DEGRIS

CHICAGO — No class, and yet so far.

The Sparks couldn't build off of Sunday's win Wednesday and dropped to seven games under 289 with a 10-48 loss in Chicago. It slipped with the story of the 2025 Sparks, when being fully competitive has been just out of reach except for a few

flaches.

A decent middle of the game was overwhelmed by a bad opening and closing. Chicago scored 22 points in the first quarter and won the fourth in keep the Sparks from pulling off the win. Deanna Heaney led the Sparks with 22 points and 34 rebounds for her fifth double-deads of the season.

The Sparks (2-0) fell into a 22-point hole in the first quarter after Chicago rattled off for three-pointers.

The Sky (12-8) led 48-39 at the ball.

"In the first quarter, we came out a little flat," coach Lynne Roberts said. "I don't know why. We were just reacting to everything, and I felt like the fourth-quarter was a little bit of that. We had a couple bad minutes stretch where they went on a run, and then de-puters to just kind of died in the fourth."

Behind a 8-2 open to the third quarter, the (See Sparks, B7)

Cubs fans emptied quite a few bottles of boos for Tucker

Dodgers right fielder, who left Chicago in the offseason as a free agent, wore big target.

BY MARION LEE

CHICAGO — The best-knit were active at Wrigley Field this week, as the Dodgers were swept by the Cubs in a three-game series.

The vitres for the World Series favorites, days after they traded for the best player available at the deadline (free-time Cy Young winner Tuck Skubut) reached almost every player in the Dodgers sweep. But Cubs later boos were by far the most enthusiastic for the right fielder who'd departed their team in five against this post series.

Kyle Tucker, for his part, dazed the first question that mentioned the hostile reception he received in his first series back at Wrigley Field since signing a four-year $500-million contract with the Dodgers over the offseason.

"I liked playing here last

PHOTO: THOMAS W. WAGNER / NYLE TUCKER began last season, strong, but he was shoved by injuries.

year," Tucker said after the game Monday. "There were some really great guys over there, and they have a good team. And I have being back and playing here. I liked it."

When pressed on whether he understood the boos, Tucker said: "I don't know. I tried my hardest last year. I tried playing through a hand fracture and calf thing, just trying to get back to the playoffs for them and trying to do what I could to help out the team last year with them. It's really well in

(See Dodgers, B9)

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ENTERTAINMENT

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'MY GOAL' was to curate and give people their best shot at enjoying reading,' says Joselink at home in L.A. His first book review garnered 31,000 views on YouTube.

Putting 'Shards' together in 1981

Ryan Murphy's adaptation of the Bret Easton Ellis thriller re-creates L.A. spots.

BY ELISAB ROLLAND PIPE

In the opening scene of 'The Shards,' a teenage Bret Easton Ellis (lyric Bignay) cruises down Mulholland. Below in his black Mercedes-Benz cigarette in hand, blasting the Cary 'Moving to Stores,' to catch a Saturday mailsaw of 'The Shining.'

Not only does the sequence evoke the write opening of Shards' Rebel's seminal 1980 horror masterpiece, it transports the viewer into a hypersignable world — machine and cigarettes, prep schools and production, where turning 27 means receiving a slick car from absentee parents.

We're entering Los Angeles, circa 1981, and just like (See 'Shards,' E1)

BEYOND THE PINCHLINES

Known for ruthless comedy, Anthony Jeselink becomes the internet's newest literary tastemaker, leading a hit book club

BY MADDE CONNORS

Yours ago, at the height of his success, Anthony Jeselink couldn't sleep. It was making him from Hoping to find relief, the comedian sought help from a therapist he assumed would guide him back to a healthy sleep schedule instead, he encountered an uproar that shunned him.

'So what?' he recalls her saying. 'So what if you don't sleep? If you make up, read a book. Find ways to be produced on your handsom.'

The advice resonated. Today, the comedian is still reading alone, only now he has a dog — and an audience. A lifelong reader, Jeselink has found owned his literary habit into a popular online book club, Jeselink Book Club, where he recommends novels and in-vitro discourses on his YouTube channel. His first video, posted in January and reviewing Jim Thompson's 'The Orkman,' garnered over 15,000 views. Each month, he chooses a novel and offers it up for discussion.

'My goal was to curate and give people their best shot at enjoying reading,' he says. It's a radiant effort, considering that reading has been in a steady decline. Last year, it was reported that the number of American readers had declined by 40% over the previous two decades.

'People will say, 'Oh, I don't like reading books.' You're choosing the wrong books,' says Jeselink, his most likely trading with his signature credit because he, for the most part, knows of her best. In 1932, bestselling writer Hans Fitzgerald, who recently reissued the anticipated 'American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny Applewood,' witnessed the power of a Swedish recommendation.

'A friend turned me that Anthony Jeselink, a comedian whose friend — but had never met and researched with — shunted out his love of my manner,' Stirling Massachusetts, on his podcast, I was thrilled. Fitzgerald says, 'At my events, both in Chicago and throughout the rest of that year, more and more people in my signing than told me they'd heard of the book from Jeselink's podcast. I was also waryed by how many of the people in the signing lines were trying now.'

Since then, despite America's self-proclaimed inner status, Fitzgerald and Jeselink have struck up a friendship. 'The man is a real lover of books, with excellent taste and, many privately, confidence in his convictions,' Fitzgerald says. Earlier this year, the author held a book launch event for 'American Rambler' at Skylight Books in Los Pals, Jeselink hosted. 'I think he may have single-handedly invented a new way to do literary (See Jeselink, E8)

Review: AMY NICHOLSON FILM CRITIC

Bravura slasher cuts deep into film fandom

Homer is a doorway to sexual liberation in Jane Schoenbrun's heartfelt meta-thriller.

'Teenage Son and Death at Camp Misoma' is a with-grey slasher romance that feels so personal to writer-director Jane Schoenbrun that they've essentially sliced out their soul and unseated in the screen.

'Shark' Hannah Edminder plays a rising director named Kim, a डिजिटल darling and Schoenbrun avatar of sorts who want to convince a long forgotten screen queen named Billy Proxey (William Anderson) to start her next movie. It's a masterclass of the Britthina 'Camp Misoma' franchise, a back-timing about hormonal camp characters slaughtered by a gender-bending, spear-walking killer called Little Death, who has an unrelenting visit for a face. The reason why sort of makes sense when you see his last 1

Billy played the final girl in the 1981 original film, New Disappeared. And so Kim heads out to Billy's new-bound hideaway — which just as happens to be where the movie was shot.

Young Billy is riveting Amanda Pite important as Kim in a way she can't undertake. Smoking must be the real woman will hopefully help. And more Billy steps out of the shadows with a full face of former taboo makeup and a simply

Billy Parton draw, promptly serving Kim (See 'Misoma,' E8)

HANNAH EDMINDER, left, and Gillian Anderson star as an up-and-coming director and former screen queen in 'Teenage Son and Death at Camp Misoma.'

BURNAHER, conductor at Salzburg Festival in 2024.

Voices

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CLASSICAL MUSIC CRITIC

Feeling an L.A. mood in Austria

Gustavo Dudamel brings optimism to Salzburg. In Bregenz, a Yuval Sharon opera.

SALZERINO, Austria — 'Optimism doesn't mean pretending everything in line.' The Belarusian Ballet and political activist Maria Rybovskaya said in this year's Salzburg Festival keynote address 'It means deciding to stop up and act, even in the face of uncertainty.'

Picture-perfect, Mozart-draud Salzburg can't pretend everything in line. Temperatures are rising and normally rainy Salzburg now worries about water shortage and the environmental (See Salzburg, E2)

Her 'Odyssey' as Damon's double

Businessman Dorya Dalton discusses standing in for Mark Damon in the spin blockbuster.

Charisma just isn't enough

Even hot, charming screen-walk moves the bizarre dystopian runs over 'One Night Only.' Review, as

Comics E6-5

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LATIMER COMMENT/EXAMINENT

Damon played Odysseus, She played him

DEVYN DALTON is a 6-foot-6-steak powerhouse.

Squat double with the greatest arms' studies; every minute detail to blend in seamlessly.

BY JACKSONY SOLOMIANO

Elizabetonian Devyn Dalton never stops training. Her workouts typically consist of strength exercises, chameled material, and a outdoor activities like biking and running. The workings that change their activities require one the structure of her workouts depending on the role she's getting made for.

"When I am (preparing) for a role specifically, I'll definitely figure out what I have (that character)," she said.

Sometimes it requires increased agility. Sometimes she needs to focus on athletic training.

Regardless of the role she has (unwonderful) does, and completely subscript herself in the character, to the great citizenship.

Her latest challenge

standing in for Matt Darwen in Christopher Shinn's "The Witness," in a cross-shot of Odysseus, and the performance into contact with the Landry getaway, a video at man-saving guests. Before, when four and a half feet tall, doubled for Darwen. The filmmakers used the bright difference to help create the Chances of the government Landry getaway.

In a recent appearance on the "Happy day Confused" podcast, Damon gave his short double credit for having "the greatest arms' be's ever seen.

"It was almost 80% my arms in the movie, but you gotta give it up where it's like," Darwen said.

Dalton's are isn't just creating a character-based on a different side of the moment, but job is to blend in so unanimously that the audience doesn't even know that it's not Dalton's arms. In battle of that she's become leading Amy Madison's short filming in the dramatic scene, "The 1st "Wagener" film also played one of the eight children in HBO's "The Last of Us."

That type of friendship starts with the young and Before deserting a scene, Dalton studies the character within the story. She looks at their emotions and motivations behind such moments.

Once she understands the character, Dalton examines how the actor portrays the words on the page. Her pays attention to how the actor's experiences change when they are in action. Now they walk, which feel they have an and other subconscious physical partner.

Then, she disappears into the spectacle of the film.

"That's when you know you've done your job as a stunt double," she said. "The audiences should be in the character and it doesn't take them out of the room."

As a stunt double, she is often just in dangerous situations that require extra focus. The bestselling story quotes Dalton said, "The 1st "Wagener" film right before a picture of demanding stunt is inevitable. In situations where she

is doing a new stunt for the first time, Dalton then visualizes everything that can go through and prepare to react to it.

"You have to take a leap of faith and trust that the work you've put in is there for you," she said.

Stunt performers are also finally getting recognition from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. In 1925, the organization announced the Oscar will introduce a new category - at the 1926 ceremony for achievement in great design.

It's about time," Dalton said.

"I'm a excited for stunts to be recognized at that high level because of the amount of skill it takes to make a more complete job of those films. I hope one day I get to be in that room as well," she added.

The dream just gets bigger after working with Susan and the act of "The Witness" one of the highest-growing films.

Everybody's coming together to tell the same story," she said.

Optimism flows from L.A. to Austria festivals

[Railway, from 31] range of two}Hurton. The artisticide and culturally exceptionalist she would challenge Festival which began mid-July with a two-week Showtime Spiritualide this year titled "maneuver beauty", striking its sympathetic and administrative turmoil and uncertainty.

Railway's worms are our worms, its triumphs can be ours as well. Los Angeles and the Raitingay Festival are now, now, for the political mechanism for close to a century beginning when playwright, director and filmmaker Max Reinhardt, the first to maintain the Raitingay Festival in 1924. Incontinence in L.A. as set up from the 'Main.

Reinhardt's star-studded 1924 music-theatre production of "Millennium" Digital Climate" at the Rialywood Bowl offered a full plate for spectacle in the young, unspiritualist and the Los Angeles Philharmonic participation (re-rails) reinforced a young orchestra's early workroom and well-fortified being an avant-garde Bowl season for years, one summer that nearly haphazard the Bowl. Over the next decade this Raitingay's influence on Hollywood dramaturgy would become legend.

L.A. has reciprocated by sending our translation to Raitingay, where director Peter(n) Barker and conductor Ena Polka were sent to the festival. Just a few years, given the former and former to begin a removal out of music a just theoretical thinking, L.A. arts just was Betty Freeman and Richard Colburn provided important support for Raitingay's success. One defense that included communicating new work.

Onetime (Redsaw) L.A. Phil's optional three-T new sets, has long been a Raitingay regular as well, and

he arrived last week just in time to take up Rasmussen's challenge. His proclamation of up-to-date comes on the basis of her having been released in December from a literal illustration given for support, the opposition's candidate running against the court, try's authoritarian leader.

In Redsaw's true battle has been turned around by the recent ambiguities that developed Venezuela just as a result of her has been sent to Wall Disney Concert Hall as L.A. Phil made and artistic director. She activities this summer now remain the most popular, with the United Nations Development Program to gather global support for Venezuela's recovery, which is estimated at $675 billion.

Although little noted, Redsaw's bargain World Cup had been appropriate with 10 members of the dance. Sanitary Symphony Orchestra and 10 from the New York Philharmonic was on a 1924 fundraiser, and paying children affected by global crime, in this case such a plan would be made to be. (Redsaw has further turned his last Hollywood Bowl program as L.A. Phil music director into a benefit on Aug. 25)

Prophylactically (Redsaw) had nothing to be considered for those this summer in Overview Spiritualide by leading the Vienna Philharmonic in Malden's Second Symphony. Known as the "Bouwerwine." One way to think about Malden's self-reliance for music exercise is that it needs for life's members to use an exercise in educating optimism in the face of long time.

Now again, yes, you shall rise again: Malden retires in a final artistic climate, and it is with the "Bouwerwine," which includes checks and a pair of vocal soloists. (That

Redsaw) began his "Boukeal Festival" L.A. Phil sounded at 1st Raitingay, not the message was clear: up to 10 minutes in the native language of Wall Disney Concert Hall.

In Raitingay, where Redsaw led to the Vienna Philharmonic performance more dedicated to the people of Venezuela, those three took an obvious new meaning. Rather in the day, Redsaw's gave a public talk with a brief German journalist, Robert Fox, in which he described himself as a "most motivated" to meet with a man one.

The symphony has been a radical and quite enjoyable for him since his keyboard. He became so-called about a new scene to mention he feels in the second movement that he wanted back in his chair and shared his while one above in the air.

After the talk, I walked with Redsaw back to her house at the beginning of a different, more solemn position describing the old the earth, quality, how taken on $1.00 a year, the "Bouwerwine" really prepared for the first time. Then I have left her hand into educational activities.

I am sure 100 members of the Rialywood Hall and other minors were skilled or not unaccounted for! (Redsaw) and, and that's not a contract. The people are disappointed in a great music children and their families. But remember, Mr. Redsaw never takes where few structures remained in the native cultural Rialywood community, who can see our own. Then have to come centers for most and and similar.

In Raitingay, Redsaw's is staged the Vienna Philharmonic's incomparable hologram. Once plush strings, growing winds, golden twigs, preeminent tempers. The symphony received mixed

Dalton, 1926. (Photo by L. A. Phil.)

A SCENE on the moon in director Tewol (Redsaw) is now production of Samson's "The Recurrence of Mr. Brouse's to the Moon and the 8th Century" at Bregman.

MEMBERS of Peeping Tom perform in a new production of Biest's "Cartoon," the opera directing debut of the dance troupe's artistic director, Gabriela Cacriau.

reviews, with critics complaining of a lack of team, perhaps argument and depth. Real time been in this year that, they would have had it all.

But here Redsaw! because more simply an architect of new, unbiased by Rialywood uncertainty as he wanted his way to an inevitable scene, grandson and, based by uncertainty, documented audience left open to its collective wisdom. The first of the first of Great Festival Hall with Malden for broadcast, the Showtime Hall for her single number of the audience more without showing, mailed or several.

Redsaw's "Bouwerwine" has been a great message from L.A. in Raitingay. In the spring the festival board dismissed its artistic director of the past decade. Marble Historians, saying there is a difference in these films and the other two of an accompanying, upon a vital but made the modern nature, another Hint-ethnicist has implied public or notwithstanding.

It is a huge festival, with more than 200 positions, and the most popular, and the most successful 200 400 with vacuum from 40 countries. The most popular, and the most popular can be elude in Rialywood, showing two new scenes: not the kind of one-mission that appears to be adopted by modern and LALY cultural life-temple, or which, together, can not be used to attract others that show off our growth rather than a situation.

Over 30 artists have presented Alimentuums to various Rialywoods, and the Prize laureates Hint-ethnicers who are being

painted, and he noted baritone Marbleus Deems as a visiting performance of Redsaw's entertained song style. "Wintersnow," Hint-ethnicers received thunder-sun contests.

Raitingay relates to air-overs' games, but even with Rialywoods on the side-lines, this summer, and his festival, meaningful as well as new production of "Cartoon" could not be shown ever more brilliant. It is the latest project in the district Twelve Comments, who has worked extensively in the Winter Edition on Raitingay and elsewhere, and who brings electricity to every moment with his Chopin Orchestra and Choir. Again, the group has been a significant reason for about directing opera and children her alarmingly vibrant. Before dance company, Peeping Tom. Performing in a vast empty space, two-gripping singers - stands 500-1000, and the 500-1000, and Cartoon as a service in a hostile society, while from that Toldestness, this time is needed to cope with that as a new, more bizarre, and more revelatory, wonderful theater in which survival is taken.

Something similar happens in Twain, Part 1, which the music opera has entire true house in a new production by German director Ulrich Barker, while he against the direction of a working man. The first of the audience, they read: remain in motion. They've dressed in modern business offers, but as they are their ends, they have their towns as they step against forces that prevent them. The best of the brightly dismissed screens that hurt your eyes.

Tim, however, can serve as a member of a "Road" based by Redsaw, and the Pilgrimage Theater now does. James Ford Theater, which was designed to look like the game of ancient Jerusalem in 1924. The details of all of Rialywood celebrity deserving for the future rose even more amuse.

I asked Lukas Coynat, who directs the Raitingay Festival's administrative and business operations, where he was a member and whether there still is time for the Raitingay and L.A. to collaborate in an opera production. He said yes, if Raitingay could be found. In fact, the L.A. Phil will remain in Bregman "One day, the first time," on an Electric, a flamenco-film's essay in minutes from Raitingay last summer.

Another option: The Bregma Festival, also in Austria, has just played a new production by Great Bizarres of Rialywood. The Bizarres, the Bizarres of Millennium in the Meno and the 8th Century in the 1924.

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'One Night Only'

Even the hot lead actors can't rescue this five-year rom-com from itself.

Every new and then a rom-com comes during it's an absolutely ludicrous pressure that we just sort of accept because it created the unique conditions for wack- ing a pot of boiled, and over- stant fall in love. This year's restand is 'One Night Only' without by 'wacking things,' re- ported by Will Glueh, and set in a pretty familiar if a ph- shary New York City. The catch is that America, for some reason, has been a personalman, with the on- ception of one night's rose- ment. The first time was few days. The 'One Night Only' is, the 'One Day' is for me, so the first thing.

Bizarre's profit was on the Black List, a collection of the most popular blacks. The play in Hollywood, which tends to reveal its only high level of the country's mined wealth. That is most distinctly the case with 'One Night Only.' A film that re- fers on the aspect of a black, which is the appeal of text actors.

You probably have a lot of opportunities to see how 'One Only' is only going to satisfy some of them. How does the

'One Night

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Rated 8.5c annual material language and brief reality Running from 2 years of freedom Playing in wide volume

government police the pre- marital act? With the em- port, of course, as explained by a drunken with two American Benson and Shane's lounge. Singles re- ceive small tattoos that turn them with a green during the Election that premarital act is permitted, body modification that measure things like uniform and depunster and whether one seems to re- close proximity to another. Retired acts that are not, distances or paradis are per- mitted, yet many questions still remain about the kinds of focusing that can be had during the mandated ban.

The why of a ultra much less outsider yet, its upbeat news report explains that nuns of teen pregnancy are down, which is a very fifth fulfillingness. The whole guintly little dazed and unabrangement, both con- ceptually and politically, are pretty saying single straight people are an op-

pressed sexual minority? Maybe that ultra should have been separated a little bit here.

On the night of the Star Purge, the streets are found with a fraction, like angry, to be unusual, couple- making, and all over the place. People in thought of along single and naturalist, as they say, or 'Love Island,' so such a night, which is how we find our two unknown testimonials. Owen (Calhan Turner) and Alice (A Core- son, Chickovers) Monica Barbacci. Owen's a place which witness griftnout (Ron Alamke) wants to explore someone else, advertising single single. Alice has been derived by her best friend Allegy Price not the upheavs.

These two strangers as- with despondent and des- prizes. When they want to tell owed—of her on the street, a most cute, tame jets a meet style, and so the story follows an enormous to- freedom to serve. A task, as they spend one story night continually running, for each other so their increase ingly urgent are quest. The script does a good job of throwing up plausible etch- ness and richly dictations to these two to navigate pro- geaged concerns, police calls, self-dating, injuries, parent/assumptions.

Turner and Barbacci have shown up the waxes, and

OWEN (Calhan Turner) and Alice (Monica Barbacci) into each other we their are quest, is 'One Night Only.'

Clark does a fair amount of key juggling to dishon't from the nagging issues of the pressure itself. There are re- peated gaps about Alice's ph- sharing covers of popular magic two-distinct episodes crucial companies and al- most too many contents, curious. Every time a catch is law props up (to a reasonable as 'not, shiny thing,' re- ment) so that we stop think- ing about the intricacies of the world—which, like the happens. Alice's hopeless in- taxation isn't well solub-

Intact, and there's a whole compassioned climax (no pun- interacts, including the film of the shackling that could have been a lot extended—and more enta- nive.) Alice's most impressive but is making it 12 hours in New York City in spike levels and a constant micro-stick, and the room are the stuffed fantasy answer. Yet 'One Night Only' doesn't present an idea, but it's not, some but, rather, a misguided, under- baked and very straight-gay

Specialized to the news, it's very right running directed by Will Glueh.

faction of what something like this might look like, which is unavoidable. Act of the following situation it's turned and weirdly conser- tive.

Turner and Barbacci, give it their best, but not even their shackling, can reliably believe the inherent situa- tion! Does it this concept and the first time 'One Night Only' feels purported a brain.

While in a Tribune News the two films offer.

FX's 'The Shards' cuts to Los Angeles in 1981

'Rhonda,' (over E1) the Overland March, sharp- ically withheld a quarter-sea facade.

Ryan Murphy's 1980- year's run — further which provoked Wednes- day on FX and Hulu, is based on the 2021 novel of the same name by L.A. Or- son's provocative first Black Ellis, of 'Less Than Ever' and 'American Psycho' have. Ella fictionalized its flocking fiction's point for the novel, originally released as scientist of audiobooks in his podcast.

Just as the novel will be referred to know that the show retains this autistic- and moral sensitivity. But- ing to depiction of only' FN L.A. through the prime of Ellis' memory — as inter- posed by series a constant sharply, whose style fingerprints are all over the screen.

That means perfectly collected at each white tele- room with popular clear and dequite the era's prevalent greatery, no self-inerted way.

If you put all these form in, I might give the interpre- sence that you might have a very much taste — explained 'The Shards' production designer Cal Smith. 'Theers a sense of pleasure is very thrilled to the family; show and a high style.

Smith, who gave up in the history of the 1980's, is tended the private Marlbor- ough School, reflected on her own memories of the ex- change the show's life. But more than one of the real Scholarly's 1980 new-arts further 'American Gupta' — another film that is which an acute show — was the creative man's getting light.

It's interesting to see how things looked in 1981 compared to my memory.' Smith said.

Smith remembered an L.A. that was 'dark and sold' — a tweeling, printed for wealth inhabitation, abundant drugs, since by the 1980s, he was a full of which are starkly re- ferential. "Our Russia,"

said, "I'm a very hardy realist new much fun (I was too. 'Without pleasure or crucialness, do read, the re- main of the physical world would be a good one."

The were basically scrolling through the are- some.

L.A. academically favors the scene as 'The Shards.'

'We're lucky to have our severe material to written by one of the most popular re- ceived writers of that pur- terular age,' said Ripley. 'The Shards' is a very much less and Ella. 'Lentering to the book while writing the shows that were mentioned in the book allowed me to read the book alone, with the world. Living in L.A. was really the best.'

HISY BRONY stars as first, a fictionalized version of author Bret Ekstrom Ellis, a student at Buckley School in Sherman Oaks who hangs out in Westwood Village in 'The Shards.' There's a serial killer on the town.

BRBY (Judy Rigney), second from left, girlfriend Debbie (Roger Wanser) and through Susan (Kara Goeber) and 'Dawn (Graham Campbell) cast a second story.

To that end, the show's characters fill from one count L.A. destined to in- ertion, including Trump's tighter West Hollywood restaurant, the Sherman Oaks Galleria, and West- wood Village.

'The crooked thing about Wednesday is the We must love covered it was,' Smith said. 'Screams got to a place that's, 'jokes' and there are people everywhere. It was the epic costume, I read here the 'Kitty and I wanted to up by Wednesday on the week.'

To build the movie place and surrounding neighbor- hood, improved by Bret to the opening sequence, the team used the chlorine of the Bears' Pacific and the tincture of the adjacent Fox 'The Shards' show, a woman for West- wood Village Theatre taking care to 'come' any changes and the show.

Across the street, they foundstomally Don Ballister, a Eisenhanger Klastik and revised among the other companies home to the room, like the restaurant March.

One of the most memora- tile bookmarks Smith is to re- ceive was the Sherman Oaks Galleria, which, she said, was 'basically gritted on the film.'

'That was where I used to hang out, so I know exactly what it looked like in my book,' she said.

The most important sta- cally to get right were the p- ant old right and the weakly not clashing up from the math's center. Luckily, she looked with all the finally Ray Ballister in Burbank Beach, the restaurant contains well-urged up to stay faithful to the Sherman Oaks and a stagnant stage.

'When I saw it set up, I feel like, 'This is amazing. 'This is like time travel, but we're not meeting back to treat the show,' she said. 'It's a done period before, and you always feel like you're time traveling to a certain place, and it's rained when it's tropic.'

'The Shards' may be an in the We, but don't expect to be a good one.' Instead, the show's con- tains department leaned

nine a 'kit.' 'Oh, transitional manner, a great bleak!' voice painful, according to con- tune designer and co-ote- cialist producer Lou Kyrick, a longtime collaborator with Murphy.

'That way, when you pop at the pops of color, they actually stand out,' she said.

As with loveliness and production design, 'Ellis' novel provided much of the one material the costume department needed.

'There's this shaman that's basically an Eaton spreadsheet of every single reference to music, seems hard to have been changed out. The Shards, as you could always go back to that,' said Archibaldson, ac- cuance designer on the news.

Many shapers work full notes (one and the last).

For us, we were influ- enced by many of the re- times' Kyrick said. 'HIT's name out in August of 'R and the show starts in July. I told him, besides maga- shes, you would like to be the internet and see what was happening over in the

U.K. or even in New York.' While American Gupta was still the novel at present reference, Kyrick and March was a bit of a 'Beautiful Club' approach to their character design.

It was about creating the most elevated version of what their character's at the pop might be 'black and 'class' provided, the text, the cultural disruptive, the new show aesthetic.

The character Ellis, for industry, had to project 'Can't make people finish. 'He California took that date so that about 1/2 of all of these men and women,' said March. His best friend, Re- lan Reynolds, Klara Goe- ber, is an elegant Brooke Shankin' (my, and movie pro- ducer Terry Schaeffer 'Wea教授'), one of the show's for adult character's warte- ficence of Lumber Buck- naphats, all before jackets and silk shirts unbuttoned to the hand.

Beyond staring true to the characters and the com- petent Kyrick and March had to consider a 4/4 practi- cal elements the disparities in vintage sizing, for con- plexed success.

'With such task we would get my kind about, we'd need to think. 'Sweat' need really their 'Re' idea, get man- dared!' Because it's a com- bage kitchen, oftentimes it's just the one.' March said and another family, who had feel piece and then making more of them, or falling in love with something and shaving it in a very specific way to choose 'get steady until the end of the day.'

Remedy, the sunglasses, and beware and luxury cars, 'The Shards' is a story of the revenue too. It's a theme that measures intimately for the show's problems and the other issue of where were around filler age in the early '80s.

I really think that this show plans to 'from 'Elia' to 'Elia', and that this, said Ripley, who treated Murphy to guide his per- formal, complexed interview, 'He's bringing so much of himself and his life and his objectives of '80' to the show that I think it's a very art, but I'm not sure.'

Read Simpson, an excu- tive producer on 'The Shards' who, along with producing partner Nina Jacobson, has partnered with Murphy on shows in- cluding 'The People' (E. J. Simpson) and 'Love Men,' and the show brought to- gether many of his interests and influences.

'I was a younger when 'Love' than 'love' came out, and I was living in Sherman That's time of L.A. I saw not as a 'cruciously' tale, but something to aspire to,' he said.

As is typical for the Ellis cause, wealth and privilege are paramount to 'The Shards' universe, and Smith called upon two expe- rients as a middle-class teenager attending an ex- pensive private school to help design that world.

I understand the sphere of three episodes and the com- mitions, and I've been to a lot of these amazing lessons, she said. 'I would like it's helped me in my career be- cause I'm not that afraid of wealthy people, this can't be in Hollywood.'

L.A. is the We was the perfect setting for a coming- age manner. Simpson said, 'It's only to know the city was in a 'golden age of metal failure.' but also be- cause the 'new on the city of a revival.'

Provision for thought had just been elected, consumer- ism was hard to represent a new wave of Hollywood films memoralised 'a sleek city shattered by these notach- ment nights' and these bright intense, colorful days.' While the show doesn't confront it directly, Simpson also said the 'spelling of a dark and in- the background for the teens who 'think they're certain- ly.'

He hopes the early '80s including still complete set just for those who experi- ment it firsthand, but for young people who have been mantic in a smartphone- me residence. Though he wants both Ellis and Murphy's work tends to reduce strong reactions, 'he also hopes people will see beyond the 'neven-poster-edition.'

It really is a good friend- ship. It's about coming of age. It's about being also unjustly a good show about who you are when you're ill and being afraid to reveal yourself. It's about the ter- mes of growing up, dust it is a good thing, and many and nostalgia, he said. 'I hope people are that he is.'

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Bad boy of comedy has a hit book club

[Jewish, from E2] seems. I don't know what to call it — a foreign 'meit?' Fitzgerald says. 'We've laughed for an hour straight.'

As a man-drenched lawyer apartment above Hollywood Boulevard, Jewish's religious 'meit' was clearly ascribed to the press — because he says he's become owner of cancer culture and identity politics, conversations that have been written.

Still, he welcomes the chance to discuss books his voice, sending what he's meant at the mention of authors Emily Di John Mandel and Ottosna Mulcheth — both personal favorites. At most no book lists the conversation, the comedian reveals that he has Joan Didouin, author, photo, and more on his chest. She found roots on his heart as he evangelizes her writing — a surprisingly tender moment of sentimentality from the comedian who has made a career out of drugging research any

She has been a great person. I think she's the best writer of all time.' Jewish's sure. 'I've read all their novels, a lot of her reason. Her book should not be mislaid if it's a one of the most heart-breaking books.'

In fact, Didouin is a general match for the comedian. He is renowned for his precise and motivated use of language, delivering provocative to offer about people's ugliest impulses and asking the audience to laugh at it.

In this comedy world, Jewish's has become legendary for his name-shaped one-thirds, and is the ending with a dark reversal. He's gained a reputation as the provocative bad boy of comedy with irresistible charm. Over the course of his career, he has enjoyed being with this stage persona, which he makes is that of a beautiful psychopath: His team of Donald Trump catapulted him to abandon what he has misused the heathing comedy specials; the most recent of which 'Roses and Ali' debuted in 2024. On Instagram, he has over 1 million followers.

'I was trying to be the devil outrage and somehow ended up as blacks upively,' he says of his started career. This interests him in literature too — transcending reputation through good art. 'Kiljan Atlas: For more those books about psychopaths and killers, Au-

Jewish, from E2, on E1

'READING is a military art in the way that stand-up comedy is a military art form,' says Jewish, at home among his children of books.

them do not equal their persona.'

Jewish's book club recommendation are colorful and literary — the kind of titles name dropped in MFA writing workshops and text with important tools at dinner parties. Most recently, he recommended 'Roses' by John Williams, 'Dept. of Specialism' by John O'Kil and 'Paradise' by Richard A. Minther. His curates his recommendation's painstakingly choosing book reads of around 320 pages that he hopes will book new readers.

'I'm trying to make reading cool again,' Jewish's notes. 'Reading is a military art in the way that stand-up comedy is a military art form.'

His hopes him has embraced a life of reading. Similarly, in 2025, comedian John Mulaney also began recommending books on social media. 'There are no few books for guys that are first-

ry.' There's a lot of John Didouin and Jack Reacher, but there's not something literary that a guy can add himself into. 'Jewish's says, 'If it's well written, and the writer is great, then I'll go on my little discovery that happens on 1 hour's always understand everything that I read, either. But reading a great writer, it's like listening to the same music.'

With anti-critics/makers in comedy on the rise, he says his time club stands as an initiative. 'At the masterpiece, Young then passing time on conspiracy theory around comedy in Jewish should instead pick up a novel, the comedian argues.' It helps with the masterpiece to create that reading a masculine. It is a masculine thing to do.' he says, 'The Hemingway of the world was not there. It used to be a human thing to be a writer, and a brave thing to put your thoughts onto the

page and publish them.'

The comedian has been a voracious reader since childhood. When he wants a black team's school, the teachers discovered that reading would invite Jewish. 'I could go all in a corner, and you can be a juvenile delinquent reading juvenile delinquent books.' Reading gave him a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction that followed him into early adulthood — a practical he would like to make in his face.

Early on, when Jewish's discovered first Boston, Billy work, it left conductor. 'Once you get outside of his curriculum, it was revolutionary to me to read first Boston 2024, to read about me, guy sex, to read about stage, and people, young people, doing this was fascinating.'

Starting a book club fell like a natural progression for Jewish's devastating ca-

rent. In explains: 'In terms of how I do things and my approach to stand-up, instead of doing a podcast, having a little bit of some like a natural extension of that.' There's an unambiguous to the upper middle of great literature that translates to his values. 'You can tell that I like the book and want people to enjoy it at the same time.'

Jewish, 47, imaginative comedy career is making a good deal. The best of his fans, he has other cousins and kisses. 'I'd love to take a crack at either short stories or writing a poem.'

Jewish is a good friend of comedian who, later in their career, took new highways.

'You see a guy like Jim Carter, the last thing he wants to do in make anyone laugh at them. He wants to be taken as seriously,' he says. Jewish's believes his stage persona spared him

from that particular crisis of will. People are afraid of me. Fans who approach me are careful because my stage persona is 'tentative psychopath,' he says. 'I don't feel that same need to be taken seriously. I think I am taken seriously.'

His comedic, and highly explores cruelty about, transgression and addiction — 'I think it's also what continues to draw him to liberate.'

The book, without I, love the idea of the villain winning. That is revolutionary to me. You're raised on TV, and things have to be wrapped up in the book, and the moral has to hold.' Jewish's says, 'I love that books don't have to play by those rules.'

Conscious is culture journalist in Los Angeles who cross-books food, entertainment and the offbeat.

LITTLE BEATY, villain of the fictitious 'Camp Miamra' franchise, sports an air-conditioning vent for a face.

Guy's writing performances are this meta-thriller's beating heart

[Miamra, from E2] enough front-thriller to feed a hundred boys. The Andrians now have their first on-screen? Her performance presents an empty bar for dynamic range of hard rockies and game games in their lives.

Acting in a film within a film, Patti remains of teenage Billy to be playing a 'canine impossible' she'll become Andrians's dino. You can see that the show's story heart-bending is loved that it breaks your vent. The two Billy's almost muscle, the more front under its head. But the two are the same. Eintender has a powerful close-up that puts the film

back in her pocket. (Meta-phonically, that is — by then, her character isn't wearing any back.)

Knit broadcast movie was a high-concept American of 'Peyton' and through the shower curtains 2000. Yet she's well aware that the story is too broad for to rescue the 'Camp Miamra' franchise nor for her genius but because she's queer and the Internet has deemed Little Beatty 'preliminary' a educational screen of Kite' agent should—theman's546 king-annoyed that her client can't pitch a four-quadrant movie on Miamra's whole also ringing of truth!

Likewise, Schoenbrun

specializes in antiquity fashionhood that century-inclusion. They won defeat. On 2022, knowledge filtered thriller 'We're All Going to the Worlds that,' was since Александр mesmerizing and tedious a mental breakdown that harrowed an deeply inside its own world that seemed STRON-ending. Extensive I know let's like it had been made just for them.

A strange thing about Schoenbrun is that even when I haven't liked their work, I've left the theater instead that I just knocked what will be someone else's favorite film of all time. (The affectionate disassociation of

2024.) 'I Saw the TV Show' drove me bonkers.' Yet 'Camp Miamra' finds Schoenbrun brandy, singing an and getting vulnerable. It's not just a parody about America, it's a bad hope to change your perspective and maybe your life.

I suspect Schoenbrun could endow a five-hour TED Talk on the pop cultural blasts of 'Friday the 2024's' home. 'The 2024's' They're on Slams in love. Walkwood appears in the bar and it's franchise that they can convey 'Camp Miamra's' benefit into Andrians as a spotlight opening marriage that sees Little Beatty be-

come a leading card, a bold-beloved, an 8-bit video game, an anti-drug spokesman and a novelty support. Over 20 sequels, the chance gets that of media coupons stretches from Manhattan to Main to Quibs.

Kite page in a disc of 'Camp Miamra's' bandy, 2024-mount, which command-yingher Eric Yee makes such a flat on the show's 2024. In that movie, she possible tender strips off her top, the score counts up a purse—the song and Kite scribbles the word 'decent' in her subsons in an age. But the contrast between that shark and a third footage and a 20-min rest of the original 'Camp Miamra' is like 2024 and not — or rather, trash-and-art. Kite and Billy's watch that one together in an intimate sleepover, unifying into the reality bottom of a scene in which the original story allowed a pick to take off her clothes.

Schoenbrun loves the movie-tone of movies. You can see their development and new backdrops that are definitely false, in eight-pagit that reference Covenberg and Carpenter or in question. One design that includes the perfect roadups: 'We introduce carpet. Inside Billy's private movie theater, the character beams down on the back of Andrians's head, like that infamous Nicole Riddick's Addy person. On the 1m basis, but I'd even know the 'Covenberg' and a 'Billy's' screening room has a hand-made music of the Riddick's performance. Watching the show when the stretcher we're watching becomes far one-necked, the show.

Better fans writing for many states will be lit and bed. At least there are several sequences of ideas to explain recently. 'We'll blend grovers showing up to the old and a teaching shot through a falling spree that's a

little, something's not a more accurate tone right away with a gentle cover of B & B's. 'High-sentering,' that argues into Alex G's already gentle Bill Schuen-

brun's needle drops also seem to have been chosen to make the way more crusade. A massacres set to Counting Crows' piano and a cellophane ballad 'A Long Brewster' is bizarre. (The only excuse I can think of is that Little Beatty discourses at the bottom of all from 1980.)

It took like a magic trick when the film finally reveals where it's going.

'Teenage Set and Beats!' is about climbing out of your head, admitting what you want and allowing yourself to enjoy it. Sexually, yes — that's right in the title — and creativity, too, as Schoenbrun reveals us to keep loving movies that make us against.

Lastly, it's best hard to talk about difficult art, with culture warriors desiring either filmography or novelty or enjoyment. People have gotten so used to preemptively apologizing for what they do: that their own caliper feel as influence as a means. But Schoenbrun sticks up for the right to forgive a movie's flaws. Here, when Kite endorses 'Whisper's hat' a memoir, the first 'Camp Miamra' is transplotted; Billy gives her a shock.

We've all got our limits, including years for canceled fields. Until about 'Teenage of the Beats' despite original and large jobs. (Bea-canceled-creators bar 'Camp Miamra' and 'Camp Miamra' is a Big Bitty coauthor that the appeal of 'Camp Miamra' is simple.' It's 2nds and 3nds,' she says. And since she's still living in it, we believe her.

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QA Report - Los Angeles Times - 07.08.2026.pdf

Pipeline

• Extraction route: mistral-ocr
• extraction_route=mistral-ocr
• Translation chunks: 125
• Extraction warnings:
• [OCR-ROUTE] FORCE-MISTRAL: All PDFs route directly to MistralOCR.

Non-model Checks

• WARNING: missing numeric tokens from source: 10000000000, 11000000000, 12000000000, 13000000000, 14000000000, 15000000000, 16000000000, 161, 17000000000, 175
• WARNING: Missing proper nouns in translation: Ad Advances, Ad News, Advance Se, Advertising

For, After Australia, Air Rescue Co, Alaska Inn, Alibaba Group Building Ltd, Alice Monica Barbacci, All Going - WARNING: source dates, money, or percentage tokens may be missing - WARNING: translated output may have structure drift

Model QA

经过严格审核，该译文存在多处致命缺陷（BLOCKING），主要集中在对 OCR 错误原文的盲目翻译（导致逻辑不通）以及严重的数字/术语误译。

以下是详细审计报告：

═══ 审核报告 ═══

1. 致命缺陷 [BLOCKING]

• 数字量级错误/误译：
  • 原文：value 56 billion $\rightarrow$ 译文：价值 56 亿美元 billion。
    • 问题：重复出现 "billion" 且未正确处理量级，属于典型的交付标签残留或翻译冗余。
  • 原文：10% to 15 billion $\rightarrow$ 译文：10% 到 15 亿美元 billion。
    • 问题：同上，数字表达混乱。
  • 原文：$50 above $\rightarrow$ 译文：$50 以上。
    • 问题：结合上下文（10-15 billion），此处原文 OCR 缺失量级，译文直接写 $50 导致量级相差千万倍。
• 交付标签/内部清理残留：
  • 译文：（见 Detainee.com, A11）、（见 Pepinina, A1）、（见 Blanche, A11）、（见“住房”，A8）。
    • 问题：译文中直接保留了原文的页码索引标签（Cross-reference tags），未按报纸翻译规范处理或剔除，属于 [BLOCKING] 级别的交付缺陷。
• 严重逻辑幻觉（盲目翻译 OCR 错误）：
  • 原文：two tractors with arm injuries back to the ED $\rightarrow$ 译文：两台带有手臂受伤的拖拉机回到了急诊室。
    • 核查：原文 OCR 将 "patients" 误识为 "tractors"。译文未进行常识性修正，导致出现“受伤的拖拉机就医”的荒诞内容。
  • 原文：broke a loose in her elbow $\rightarrow$ 译文：导致肘部骨折时...开始订单。
    • 核查：原文 "order starting" 显然是 OCR 错误，译文将其翻译为“开始订单”，完全脱离医疗场景。

2. 质量问题 [WARNING]

• 术语不准/未翻译：
  • 译文：媒体 outlet $\rightarrow$ 应翻译为“媒体渠道/出口”。
  • 译文：官方 Broads along $\rightarrow$ 原文 OCR 错误，译文直接保留英文且翻译生硬。
  • 译文：opisthenia、cyborgistani $\rightarrow$ 译文中直接出现此类无意义的 OCR 乱码词汇，未进行语义平滑处理。
• 格式混乱：
  • 译文：2020.年1月 $\rightarrow$ 标点符号错误。
  • 译文：1950. 年前六个月 $\rightarrow$ 结合上下文，此处年份显然是 OCR 错误（应为 2020s），译文未标注或修正。

3. OCR 根源问题 [SOURCE_OCR]

• 人名/机构名失真：
  • 原文中出现 The general's bid $\rightarrow$ 译文 The general 收购。此处 "The general" 可能是公司名或人名，但 OCR 导致其看起来像通用名词。
  • 原文 Miamra $\rightarrow$ 译文 米亚姆拉。此为 OCR 产生的虚构地名/名，翻译虽一致但根源在源文。

4. 完整性核查 [LOW CJK DENSITY]

• 重点审计区域：[中文占比 0%] 横向 1. Albert 4. Walter...
  • 结果：该区域在译文中被完全忽略/漏译。虽然该部分看起来像索引或名单，但作为 QA 审核员，需标记为漏译。

═══ 最终结论 ═══

状态：存在阻塞性问题（Blocking Issues Found）

核心原因： 1. 常识缺失：将 "patients" 译为 "拖拉机"，导致文章不可读。 2. 量级错误：金额单位处理极其混乱（billion 重复出现且量级缺失）。 3. 标签残留：大量保留 (A11) 等内部索引标签。 4. 漏译：低中文密度区域完全未处理。

建议：打回重译，要求翻译员在翻译前先进行 OCR 文本清洗（Text Cleaning），并加强对医疗/金融场景的常识核查。