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顶级外交岗位由特朗普的支持者担任

90% 的大使提名给了他的政治盟友 作者：高级经理 ANNA TAYLOR 和 JENNY YE

美国驻埃及大使的职位在数十年间一直由职业外交官担任。但在 6 月，特朗普政府提出了一项变更，一致的政治信函，以及一封由美国国会于 2010年1月4日提供的信函。尼克·奥伯兰德（Nick Oberlander），44岁，没有正式的外交经验。他在德国也没有，在埃及也没有公共关系。然而，他一直是该政府的一项有限指派，且根据《华盛顿邮报》和国家政府的政府及竞选资金公司的报道，他向支持唐纳德·特朗普总统连任的政治研究人员捐赠了大约 $1.200 万。这次提名说明了特朗普——比近代历史上任何一位总统都更如此——如何依赖富有的捐赠者和政治领导人来填补全球美国大使馆的大使职位。《邮报》的立场表明，这体现了总统在司法部更广泛的阴影下的立场，标志着与数十年引导美国外交政策的政治行动相背离的转变。

在此：美国人

伊朗：协议不会完全重新开放霍尔木兹海峡

德黑兰和阿曼似乎接近达成一项管理海峡交通的协议 作者：BENJAMIN GEORGE

虽然伊朗和阿曼似乎正在达成一项管理通过霍尔木兹海峡交通的协议，但伊朗官员现在警告称，该协议不会完全重新开放这一关键水道。这一消息为唐纳德·特朗普总统亲自给予正面评价的谈判注入了新的不确定性。在德黑兰发表评论后，所有价格在周四均上涨。国际基准的乡村道路上涨了近一点，超过每桶 $40。自由空气预载下降了约 $1.500 万，美国政府对谈判表示乐观。该海峡承载了全球五分之一的石油品牌，已成为伊朗与美国之间最尖锐的矛盾问题之一。伊朗实际上关闭了这条连接波斯湾与印度洋及更广阔世界的航道，随后美国和北美采取行动。现在，在特朗普政府时期，政治开始允许燃料通过。

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参议院国土安全与政府事务委员会主席里德·保罗（Reed Paul，共和党-肯塔基州），在周四关于是否判定前高级卫生官员安东尼·福西（Anthony S. Fauci）藐视美国国会的听证会上。福西指责保罗试图错误地激怒他。

小组投票决定认定福西藐视美国国会

作者：丹·汤姆森 (DAN THAMSON) 和 安娜·丽莎·里 (ANNA LISA REE)

一个参议院委员会周四投票决定认定安东尼·福西 (Anthony S. Fauci) 藐视美国国会，此前这位资深的传染病科学家拒绝回答其提问，并指责委员会主席、参议员里德·保罗 (Reed Paul，共和党-肯塔基州) 试图错误地激怒他。

该小组以 6 / 3 的投票结果认定福西藐视国会，福西曾协助领导国家应对冠状病毒大流行，而他在上周参议院政府监督委员会的听证会上多次行使第五修正案不作证的权利。周四的投票结果按党派分歧，共和党人投票认定福西藐视国会。民主党人多次尝试推迟结果，但被共和党多数派否决。两名民主党人缺席，并由媒体报道其反对相关条件。

参议院委员会的此次行动是在上周充满争议的听证会之后采取的。保罗重申，他计划将此事直接移交给司法部，以便进行潜在的起诉。听证会后，他告诉记者，他不确定司法部是否会对委员会的移交采取行动，但该移交文件将于周四亲手交给总检察长和哥伦比亚特区美国检察官。

司法部没有义务起诉福西，在投票后没有立即回应置评请求，但上周告诉《华盛顿邮报》，“研究推翻了所有国会的移交”。

福西面临来自共和党人日益增长的压力和法律威胁，包括保罗及其他人在内，他们指责这位 60 岁的医生在 2010 年底该病毒首次在武汉被检测到之前，其机构资助了在中国武汉进行的风险性冠状病毒研究。福西将这些指控斥为“比例”，而且，毕竟，他一直与该国的观点保持良好关系，并且 一直与该国的观点保持良好关系，并且 一直与该国的观点保持良好关系。

在周四会议开始时，保罗辩称，福西没有正当理由拒绝回答委员会的问题，因为乔·拜登 (Joe Biden) 总统在离任前向福西颁发了预先赦免。拜登表示，福西没有犯错，但面临来自即将上任的特朗普政府起诉的风险。

“该小组面临联邦起诉的风险，”保罗说。“他所要做的就是说出真相。”

该小组最高级别的民主党人、参议员加里·彼得斯 (Gary Peters，密歇根州) 回应称，藐视国会的投票将损害委员会开展未来调查的能力。委员会的工作“取决于我们调查的合法性，即证人、法院和公众承认美国国会正在行使其 [THE TIMES]

特朗普私下为万斯拉票，促捐赠者支持其担任副总统

顾问称：总统已确定 2020 年候选人 作者：NATHAN SALMON 和 DALE AMPHIOP

唐纳德·特朗普总统最近告诉在监狱中的捐赠者，他希望看到他的两个孙子参与干旱的总统选举——这是一个信号，表明他愿意公开支持 CP 万斯，即使在特朗普尚未最终确定继任者的一些事务上也是如此。

“归根结底，我们需要处理 107 特朗普以及在此期间。”这与大约两周前的情况毫无关系，据两名了解情况并因未获授权讨论此事而要求匿名的知情人士透露。

过去一年里，私下的研究合同与欧洲方面在三州与国务卿马可·巴尔博（Marco Balbo）之间的竞争中公开博弈。他公开表示这两位将组成一个良好的联合票单，并多次要求明确在顶层使用的官方政策。

尽管特朗普将他的副总统重点放在第一办公室，但他仍然在向周围的人询问关于万斯与拜登的问题。一名白宫官员表示，总统在关于他两个人的终身规则刚刚结束时告知了工作人员。，但确定万斯将在何时或何地宣布参选“仅是时间问题”。

THE TIMES 作者：ANNA TAYLOR, THE POST-MARKINGTON POST

波多黎各的水危机

7月 22.，一名违规工作人员在波多黎各洛马（Loma）的一个系统中检查水位。一场水危机让一些居民陷入绝望，并依赖于他们自己的解决方案。 故事详见 A3

尽管存在中期风险，疫苗指令仍在制定中

作者：LENA M. SUN, RACHEL RICHMAN 和 DAN THAMSON

据四名知情人士透露，白宫官员正悄悄起草一项聚焦于儿童疫苗接种时间表及行动的行政命令。该命令将继续聚焦于一个共和党民调专家此前已收到政治风险警告的长期问题。一些参议员的数百万选举以及一名承诺维护该机构科学诚信的新任 CDC 局长的捐款。据三名知情人士透露，其目标是专注于更新疫苗时间表、围绕行动的研究以及个人选择；这些人与其他人员一样，在分享内部讨论时要求匿名。该命令的进一步细节和时间表尚不明确，且可能会发生变化。该指令强调了唐纳德·特朗普总统在联邦法官已叫停卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪在该领域（包括对儿童免疫时间表的修改）的全面改革之际，仍决心在政府内部提升疫苗政策的地位。

此次进展还发生在联邦疫苗行动咨询委员会上个月发布了一份联邦战略计划更新草案之后，该计划为行动研究提供支持，并作为联邦研究资金的蓝图。白宫发言人 Each Doxa 在周四的一份声明中表示：“特朗普总统已经明确，美国必须拥有世界上最好的儿童疫苗时间表。”他补充道：“政府仍然坚定地致力于落实这一总统优先事项，并采用标准科学，以应对那些在形式上被忽视或被误导的国家疑问和担忧。”尽管数十年的研究发现没有关联，但特朗普一直质疑儿童疫苗的数量是否过多。在上周的一次内阁会议上，特朗普要求肯尼迪提供行动研究的最新进展。“我们会为您提供答案，”肯尼迪回答道。肯尼迪是一个著名反疫苗组织的创始人，长期以来一直质疑疫苗并认为疫苗没有得到适当研究，包括在 THE VACCINES ON AN ##

新闻动态 米勒失去支持，加入联合小组，俄亥俄州共和党参议员 Bernie Morrow 与众议员 Max Miller 的前法律编辑一起，呼吁该国会议员辞职。A1 特别呼吁 司法部在 2010. 年分发高达 50 亿美元 的拨款，但这些拨款带有移民限制条件。A5

全美 一名 Houghtin 新闻主播在直播时睡着。社交媒体对此反应激烈，但工作举措却寥寥无几。 参议员 Mitch McConnell 表示他已出院，将继续在家中康复。A1

全球 一个组织表示，以色列在一次袭击中杀害一名记者的行为是战争罪。由于对以色列的支持主导着美国政治格局，以色列人担心这种转变可能会变得不可逆转。A1

经济 Meta 表示其 14 个模型在网络安全测试期间入侵了另一家公司，这标志着最近几周内主要科技公司交付入侵行为的至少第三次。Special 和 Antisense 上个月也做了类似的披露。A1

风格 罗伯特·F·肯尼迪的新烹饪节目为穷人的问题提供了富人的解决方案。81

体育 Caitlin Clark 和 Page Bussman 重点介绍了下个月 FIBA 世界杯的 Juan Chile 预定比分。87

区域 联邦航空管理局（FAA）表示，正在调查一起涉及 Statista One 和 Bengio National Supers 的事件。101

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参议员调查韩国公司向特朗普公司支付款项

民主党人对高层腐败的可能性感到担忧 作者：GOL ZAHRAVROVKI

参议院民主党人周三要求一家韩国公司解释，为什么该公司在预计进行某项操作时，向总统唐纳德·特朗普的控股公司支付了其数百万美元，而一项公开争议并未得到证实。他们在信中写道，团队成员“对付费政治以及联邦潜在影响持有更严重的担忧”。

来自 East Giving Ltd. 的付款在总统的第一份财务披露中被描述为一份“意向书”和“不可避免的发展”的一部分。Race Giving 是 Korea Aluminum 的关键投资者，后者是商务部、一家国际公司以及该公司一直在关注的数家公司之一。

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6月15日，在波多黎各圣胡安旧城持续缺水的背景下，一名男子正从水罐车中装水。# “这是混乱”：波多黎各水危机令居民陷入绝望 BY STELLA CANINO-QUOTROBE 一个多月以来，30, 岁的玛丽亚·维多利亚·埃斯卡勒拉在波多黎各洛马的沿海社区皮多内斯没有饮用水，该社区距离以其15处海滩和波多黎各舞蹈而闻名的圣胡安机场约15分钟路程。居民的水源取决于谁能先在门口抢到。有时是公司的水罐车，有时是当地政府提供的瓶装水。她说，社区厨房无法可靠地为有需要的人提供烹饪。社区夏令营依赖捐赠来获取水资源。一些业主自费雇用水车来帮助邻居。当该地区确实通过管道供水时，水压太低，只能勉强流出几滴水。居民们被迫在洗碗、洗澡或用桶接新鲜水之间做出选择。在过去的一年里，受停水影响的圣胡安地区（涉及 100 万 居民中的 40%）面临着日益增加的断水情况和低水压问题。6月，波多黎共和电局（PEASA）的 120,000 多名客户在一条关键管道被发现三个主要漏洞后陷入缺水状态。政府官员将这些问题归结为维护问题和基础设施老化。但波多黎各执政党内部的不满情绪也在增加，有人指责其在水务管理方面通过建模处理问题而未能控制局面。现在，正值飓风季节，而该岛仍在应对 2017, 年飓风玛丽亚造成的电力问题，一些居民开始感到绝望。有些人采取了自行建设基础设施的手段，希望挖掘曾为社区提供超过 200% 饮用水的历史深井。“我们一直持有这样一种态度，那就是我们必须靠自己，因为我们不能依赖政府或任何东西，”埃斯卡勒拉说道。“我们已经认命，我们的需求总是被边缘化而得不到解决。”每一个人都期待能挖到一口井。

服务的一年 波多黎各是美国领土，现在由美国官员代表，但在美国国会仅有一名代表。尽管已经提出了两项旨在解决

某些方面的联邦立法，但在6月13.，波多黎各Recomain一个被捕获的水管现场正在进行交叉作业。那个月，波多黎各评估与电力局的120,000多名客户的水源枯竭。关于这次水危机，两项立法都没有进入投票阶段。这个群岛自6月以来一直面临干旱。州长Jennifer González-Criles于7月15宣布进入紧急状态，并启动国民警卫队以协助分发和运输水——这是国民警卫队今年夏天第二次因水问题被启动。水库水位如此之低，以至于从周五开始，圣胡安地区实施了用水限制。圣胡安地区的10-mile超级管道影响了圣胡安周围社区的用水，包括富裕地区和低收入社区，以及度假消费有助于支撑波多黎各经济的旅游地点。居民们表示，他们对由于季节性干旱或强风暴而导致水服务中断的情况已经过于熟悉。但过去的一年带来了额外的挑战。2020年7月，。超过200,000名客户在数日内没有服务。2020,年10月，另一个区域的破裂导致100,000名客户断水，部分客户断水一周。2月，大坝的一台水泵服务出现故障，导致44,000名客户断水，部分客户长达两周。获得饮用水不是一种特权、便利或奢侈，而是一项基本服务，也是国家不可回避、不可推卸的责任。圣胡安市长Miguel Romero在最近的一次特别听证会上地说道，称这种情况为“一种耻辱”。他说，该市去年宣布进入紧急状态，并建立了一个呼叫中心以及向家庭和企业提供送水服务。根据圣胡安市的一份声明，自紧急状态开始以来，已分发了超过690 万加仑的水。水车配送服务已响应了15,000次援助请求。Romero表示，该市向为150 万名客户提供水的公用事业公司PEASA的管理层寻求讨论相关担忧。但Romero说，市级官员一直面临着“体制性的傲慢”和“缺乏紧迫感”。圣胡安市于5月对该公用事业公司提起诉讼，要求在服务问题上提高透明度。它寻求关于追溯和中断的定期报告，通过敏感或特别专员进行司法监督，以及一个识别和缓解问题的综合计划。双方在6月达成和解，包括建立一个调查和解决短缺问题的联合委员会，公开信息和数据，由市人员对设备和设施进行检查，以及$265,500的补偿金。尽管如此，关于谁该负责或如何推进仍未达成一致。控制波多黎各立法机构的新进步党成员已经形成了对PEASA执行总裁Colo González Delgado的支持。在2020年被任命为该职位几个月后，González Delgado将该公用事业公司的圣胡安区域主任Roberto Martinez Toledo从该职解雇。圣胡安官员在针对PEASA的诉讼中，将水危机的发生时间与Martinez Toledo被公司解雇联系起来。上个月在圣胡安的一个参议院委员会会议室里，立法者和政府官员聚集在一起，与该公用事业公司总裁就持续的水问题举行公开听证会。

冈萨雷斯·德尔加多表示，他撤换马丁内斯·托莱多是因为后者在如何解决服务问题上与公用事业部门的领导层不一致。他具体指控马丁内斯·托莱多在任的10年期间，未能安装关键基础设施，且未能完成维护和资本改良。冈萨雷斯·德尔加多说：“我们发现一些关键基础设施已经使用了数十年。其累积的损耗需要多年持续的关注和投资，而这些关注和投资被扣留的时间太长了。”然而，圣胡安官员在诉讼中辩称，失去马丁内斯·托莱多的专业知识阻碍了严重的修复工作。他拒绝通过圣胡安发言人发表评论。市发言人贝齐·纳拉亚在声明中表示，“马丁内斯·托莱多认为现在不是‘开启另一场公开争议’的时机”，并补充说“这些指控未能准确反映事实”。在听证会期间，另一条管道破裂，导致30,000名客户在一天内失去服务。玛丽亚·维多利亚·埃斯卡莱拉，30, 表示，她所在的洛马社区已经超过一个月没有水了。

“在应该被更换的东西上贴创可贴”

Tanzha Gaspar Cinnento 于 2018 年在 Pidones 成立了一家非营利组织，旨在该小学于 2017 年关闭后，为社区儿童提供教育服务。该组织还为老年人和母亲提供社会项目，以及一年中 10 个月运行的社区汤厨房。从 8 月到 5 月，汤厨房每周提供 100 份午餐，之后暂停服务，以便将空间和资金集中用于儿童夏季项目。

现在，在用水依然不稳定的情况下，这家非营利组织正在艰难维持。今年早些时候，当该社区一个月缺乏持续用水时，该组织重新开放了汤厨房以应对社区中的粮食匮乏问题。但由于用水有限，无法同时运行厨房和夏季项目，汤厨房在一周后关闭。

“这太令人精疲力竭了，”Gaspar Cinnento 说道。“我们日复一日，一个接一个，生活在一个本应有结果的区域。”最令她沮丧的是社区与 PEASA 之间缺乏清晰的沟通。她说，没有人能确定谁的水服务将被中断以及中断多久，而且中断情况并不一致。在某些情况下，一条街道可能有水，而相邻的街道却没有。

“这就是混乱，”她说。PEASA 没有回应置评请求。

远离 Pidones 的另一个受害者是 John Fox，他在较为高端的圣胡安 Ocean Park 社区住了六个月。40 岁的 Fox 表示，6 月份他有超过一个月没有可靠的用水，且在主管道损坏后，服务依然不稳定。

“这种我称之为‘用水无序’的零星、不一致的供应，让你有一种‘疯人院’的感觉，”Fox 说道，“这简直令人沮丧，让你觉得自己不像个人。”他说，水流压力很小，或者根本没水。

Fox 表示，他和妻子很幸运拥有一个有助于储存和提供用水的水槽。然而，情况依然不稳定。如果一个邻居出现了管道问题，比如系统管道爆裂，整栋建筑其余部分的水槽水就会流到街上。

“我看到在那些 10 年前就应该被更换的东西上贴创可贴，而这还是在紧急情况发生之前，”他说。“这还是在整个岛屿的基础设施再次崩溃（在飓风季节期间）之前。这件事必然会发生，而当它发生时，将是又一场前所未有的人道主义危机。”

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美国卫生与公众服务部提议针对 Head Start 削减制定联邦教育与健康指南

该提议将取消许多现有的联邦规则 作者：TOBO WALLACE

特朗普政府周四公布了一项提议，旨在全面改革 Head Start 的监管条例。 是一项早期教育计划，在全国范围内服务约 700,000 名儿童。该提议将取消许多现有的联邦规则，将部分权力移交给州和地方当局，增加针对学生的新法规和个人威胁要求；并对我们的行政支付进行全面改革。

政府官员表示，这些变更可能会释放 22 亿美元 billion，以服务多达 200,000 名更多儿童。

“当然，这是一个为我们社会中最脆弱的儿童提供服务的计划，”美国卫生与公众服务部部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy）告诉记者：“他说保护它真的非常重要。”

在过去的几周里，有关政府计划取消许多联邦监管条例的报道，让一些 的倡导者对该计划的未来感到担忧。今年 6 月，保守派的传统基金会（Heritage Foundation）的一份报告呼吁政府取消该计划的监管，并最终将其完全取消。去年，白宫预算的一份早期草案报告称：“它提议移出 的预算，但在广泛的抗议后，最终版本维持了对该计划的资金支持。”

同样在去年，政府问责局（Government Accountability Office）发现，唐纳德·特朗普总统的政府在数月内不当地扣留了 约 8.25亿美元 的资金。

然而，特朗普政府表示，最新的计划旨在消除其最大的行政成本削减，并为计划提供更多的灵活性。

“我们可以考虑让地方领导人做出最适合其当地社区的决定，”领导儿童与家庭管理局的卫生与公众服务部助理部长艾伦·亚当斯（Alan Adams）表示。

政府官员表示，该提议还将加强远程监管，以“提供国家日期，这将”为儿童和护林员提供，确保学生在教室每 12 小时至少有 10 分钟的体育活动。他们还表示，希望通过取消其他监管条例并降低该计划的行政成本上限，来释放足够的资金以服务更多儿童。

“如果我们能正确制定这项提议规则，我们将增加 的用户数量，”该办公室表示，该提议将保留要求计划让家庭参与儿童学习，并将父母认可为儿童的主要

。

早期教育计划 在全国范围内服务约 700,000 名儿童。该计划始于 60 多年前。

长期倡导 的参议员帕蒂·默里（Patty Murray，华盛顿州民主党人）立即抨击了取消许多联邦监管条例的提议。

她在声明中表示：“美国国会已经果断拒绝了特朗普摧毁 的企图，而现在这个政府想要通过取消孩子们赖以生存的基本健康和安全标准，悄悄地削弱 。”

曾在拜登政府期间负责 计划的加文（Garvin）表示，他对特朗普政府计划取消许多监管条例（包括管理班级规模和教师薪酬的条例）深感担忧。

“联邦标准带来的是健康、安全和质量基准，”加文说。他表示，卫生与公众服务部的提议将“使该计划大幅倒退”。

美国公民自由联盟（ACLU）在一份声明中表示，取消这些监管条例将违反管理 的法律。

“当然，这是一个为我们社会中最脆弱的儿童提供服务的计划。保护它真的非常重要。” ——罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.），卫生与公众服务部部长

“拟议的规则是一次非法的尝试，旨在通过删除美国国会要求必须执行的、以确保儿童获得高质量早期教育和综合服务的标准，来拆除 Head Start 计划，”美国公民自由联盟（ACLU）妇女权利项目副主任 Ming-ki Cho 表示。“政府不能仅仅因为不同意，就无视美国国会制定的法律。”政府表示，计划于周五在《联邦公报》上正式公布该提案，从而开启为期 90 天的公众评论期。随后，政府官员需要审查这些评论并发布最终规则，这一过程可能需要数月时间。如果 ACLU 或其他组织向法院提起挑战，任何变更都可能会被进一步推迟。“实施起来将花费大量时间，”倡导 Head Start 的非营利组织——国家 协会副主任 Tommy Sheridan 表示。 计划始于 60 多年前，是林登·B·约翰逊总统“反贫困战争”的一部分。当地站点通常为低收入家庭 5 岁及以下儿童提供免费的早期教育、儿童看护、健康筛查和其他服务。尽管该计划包含教育成分，但它由美国卫生与公众服务部（HHS）监管，而非教育部。针对该计划的研究发现了因果结果。一项于 2005 年发布的关于现代 计划的联邦研究发现，大多数益处在一年级结束时消失。但另一项 2012 年的研究发现，前 参与者的子女在成年后的工资和毕业率有所增加，这表明该计划可能具有跨代的影响。一些保守派人士长期以来一直寻求取消该计划，称其未能产生足够的实质性结果来证明每年 120 亿美元成本的合理性。“虽然该计划应该继续，但在此时对该计划进行去监管并向当地运营商提供更多援助是合理的，”传统基金会教育政策中心代理主任 Jonathan Rehder 表示。该保守派团体曾协助起草 2022 年的一份政策协议，其中要求政府“取消 计划”。特朗普政府官员还指出， 在过去几年中逐渐萎缩，包括在拜登政府期间，儿童站点减少了大约 20,000 个。国家 协会的 Sheridan 表示，许多站点随着时间的推移被迫缩减，因为他们没有获得足够的资金来跟上儿童数量的增长。 办公室前主任 Garvin 还指出，拜登政府允许一些 计划增加更多婴儿和幼儿，而这些人需要更小的班级规模。而且一些计划需要增加在薪酬上的支出，以帮助吸引和留住机构人员。国家 协会和早期儿童教育倡导团体 First Five Years 均表示，他们计划密切审查特朗普政府的提案并提交正式评论。

俄亥俄州的另一位共和党参议员要求米勒辞去众议员职务

休斯顿加入到莫雷诺的行列，莫雷诺是米勒的前岳父 作者：JACK B. WANG

圣何塞选区（共和党-俄亥俄州）正要求众议员米勒（共和党-俄亥俄州）辞去席位并要求在竞选活动中减产，原因是米勒的现场人员指控他对她及其 2 岁女儿有虐待行为。休斯顿此前一直相当沉默，关于俄亥俄州代表团的一名成员是否应承担任何职业后果，在参议员布鲁斯·莫雷诺（共和党-俄亥俄州）公开指责米勒后，休斯顿对此表态。莫雷诺是其前岳父，称其为一名不应在国会任职的“律师”。米勒否认了家庭虐待的指控，并坚持他不会结束竞选。他的办公室未立即回应本报道的评论请求。米勒正在努力不面对，我看不到竞选国会如何能给任何其他带来利益。“米勒是一个非常努力的人”，在给米勒、米勒的现场人员及其女儿的一份健康声明中，一名成员打破了在此事上的沉默。“孩子们正在努力做决定，停止作为候选人并辞去国会职务，以便专注于什么

圣何塞选区（共和党-俄亥俄州）周四打破沉默，针对众议员米勒（共和党-俄亥俄州）的指控，认为这符合他女儿的最佳利益，”休斯顿补充道。“从现在起数年之后，我相信他回首往事时会知道这是他所能做的正确选择。”

在休斯顿发表声明之前不久，参议员蒂姆·穆迪（共和党-山地州）也要求米勒“退到一边”。“什么样的成年人会这样对待自己的女儿？”穆迪周四写道，这是针对米勒周三晚上发布的一段自辩视频的回应，视频中米勒在火力税中展示了女儿最喜欢的蓝色毛绒房子，该物品在监护权交接期间被遗忘。莫雷诺指责米勒在整个周末期间扣押了孩子的安慰物。“男人应该停下来并寻求帮助，”穆迪补充道，但未说明他是否是指米勒应该辞职。他说：“进入下一个会期，我们更有可能失去这个席位，并把多数席位交给民主党以弹劾唐纳德·特朗普总统。”

到目前为止，罗杰·马歇尔（共和党-堪萨斯州）和凯蒂·里德·里奇（共和党-阿拉巴马州）已明确要求米勒辞职。大约半打其他共和党参议员表示他们支持莫雷诺的立场，即米勒不应在国会任职。参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩（共和党-南达科他州）称此情况为“且表示理解”，但未要求米勒辞职或结束其连任竞选，称其为“llevens 事务”。众议院议长迈克·约翰逊（共和党-勒巴瑙）未敦促米勒退出竞选或辞去席位，他称指控“严重”，但表示应允许国会调查发挥作用。她与俄亥俄州国会代表团中其他 20 名共和党人大多数人一样，未回应《华盛顿邮报》的提问或拒绝评论。众议院司法委员会主席众议员吉姆·乔丹（共和党-俄亥俄州）在声明中表示：“这取决于程度。”

唐纳德·特朗普总统也表示他将“成为弄清楚这件事的人”，他在周一对记者说，这是一件“非常悲伤的事情”，但米勒在特朗普首任期间担任白宫助手，是“一个非常好的人”。众议院伦理委员会周二表示，正在调查米勒涉嫌家庭暴力和非法使用药物的指控。

米勒与艾米莉·莫雷诺于 2022 年 8 月结婚，2022 年 11 月生下女儿，并于 2021 年 6 月离婚。在法庭文件中，艾米莉·莫雷诺表示，在她计划离开米勒那天，他将刚煎好的鸡蛋盘子扔在她身上。她说这导致她摔在地上，随后米勒用 emit hoes 喷她。在周日发布的一段冗长的五段视频中，米勒将该事件斥为“事后之谈”。

艾米莉·莫雷诺（Emily Moreno）还指控米勒伤害了他们 2 岁的女儿。根据一份警方报告，该女孩在 2 月份食管骨折，并且“伴随报告出现了一处看起来像是由于某种药物（laxalgeant）引起且似乎是被故意造成的瘀伤”。报告称，莫雷诺告诉警方，这位国会议员曾将枪口顶在她的手上，并在她们女儿面前对她实施身体虐待。米勒声称，他的前妻之所以提出这些指控是因为她患有精神疾病，而莫雷诺的律师此前对此予以否认。米勒还指控她实施家庭暴力，一名法官于上周正式驳回了米勒针对莫雷诺的案件。众议院工作人员和摩门事务部（Mormon Affairs）对本报道做出了贡献。--- 2024年8月7日，星期五 · 华盛顿邮报 12 10 A5

美国司法部（DOJ）提供 30 亿美元 billion 的“BIDEN”拨款，但附带移民条件

作者：FRANK BYRIN

美国司法部官员正向各州和市政府发放高达 30 亿美元 billion 的拨款，他们将其描述为一项旨在帮助这些地区弥补因乔·拜登（Joe Biden）总统的移民政策而损失资金的努力。这项名为“弥补全国范围内经历的移民相关救济”（Bridging Immigration-related Dole city, Experienced Nationwide，简称“BIDEN”）计划的拨款，代表了美国司法部有史以来发放的最大规模资金之一。该资金可用于资助警察、关键技术或为无证移民建设临时拘留中心。

这笔资金还附带一个重大条件：收到拨款的市政府必须同意与国土安全部合作，执行总统激进的移民政策。这些拨款是特朗普政府奖励在移民问题上与联邦当局合作的州和地方政府，并向不合作者扣减资金的最新案例。

该计划还凸显了特朗普政府在拜登离任 24 个月后，依然持续关注拜登。在司法部，官员们成立了一个“Waspamization工作组”，旨在揭露拜登 2024 年期间的持续滥权行为。该小组在 4 月份发布了一份 642 页的报告，尽管报告称拜登团队操纵了一项旨在保护堕胎诊所和怀孕中心的法律，但司法部的拜登时代资深官员对此表示强烈质疑。

“BIDEN”基金的名称本身似乎是对前总统移民政策的决定性指涉，暗示地方政府为了应对激进的无证移民政策而投入了巨额资金。而现在的拨款则是为了“弥补”这个“BIDEN”（缺口）。

“司法部致力于确保拜登的胜利不会再次发生，”负责该计划且其职责涵盖两个州政府拨款项目的助理总检察长玛丽琳·伍德沃德（Marilyn Woodward）在声明中表示，“我们很自豪能再次捍卫法律与秩序。”

司法部的拨款公告称，这些资金除用于“帮助和处置在美国非法居留且违反联邦、州或地方法律而犯罪的外籍人士”外，还用于其他目的。虽然这笔资金的目标是加强移民执法，但它也可以用于日常执法行动，包括联邦警察、人员培训和设备。

据报道，特朗普在 2024 年竞选期间表示，尽管没有证据表明存在此类现象，但美国正遭受“原始犯罪”的侵害。特朗普曾一度声称拜登政府允许了超过 12,000 名“轻微民事流入者”进入，但这与事实严重不符。

这份 25 页的 BIDEN 拨款申请书实际上并不要求地方实体证明拜登的移民政策给他们造成了资金损失，因为这可能难以证明。相反，他们必须证明将把资金用于预期用途，并且与联邦移民特工合作。

BIDEN 计划是由特朗普去年夏天通过的立法法案《一个伟大美丽法案》（One Big Beautiful Bill）设立并命名的。该法律在 2024 年 9 月之前为新拨款分配了超过 30 亿美元 billion，司法部于上个月发布了申请通知，宣布初步截止日期为 July 31,，后续将有更多资金。

司法部表示，在上个月发布申请通知后的前 30 天内，共收到 101 份 BIDEN 拨款申请。这份 25 页的 BIDEN 拨款申请书实际上并不要求地方实体证明拜登的移民政策给他们造成了资金损失，因为这可能难以证明。相反，他们必须证明将把资金用于预期用途，并且与联邦移民特工合作。

司法部表示，在最初的 30 天内收到了 101 份申请。考虑到符合条件的管辖区数量以及拨款的丰厚程度，这个数字相对较小，不过随着申请流程的结束，预计该数字将会上升。拨款申请书称，司法部已决定将拨款限制在正式配合特朗普移民政策的管辖区，而立法并未对此做出具体要求。为了获得拨款，城市必须“全面参与”1972g) 计划，该计划将当地警方与美国移民和海关执法局（ICE）相结合。此外，还必须参与国土安全特遣部队（HSTF）或其他司法部的执法工作。1972g) 计划授权当地警方逮捕无证移民，但其最常见的用途是使他们能够在当地监狱中长时间扣留这些移民，直到 ICE 接管。此类伙伴关系为特朗普政府提供了支持，但根据 ICE 的数据，自特朗普在 2023, 就任总统以来，签署协议的市政府和警察局数量已经确定。其他政府，特别是民主党执政的州，已经退出 1972g) 计划，以抗议他们认为的特朗普严厉的移民政策 tion 和驱逐 conships。这些城市据推测不符合获得新拨款的条件。民主党人表示，BIDEN 拨款是试图将政治议程强加给城市，否则将面临失去关键资金的风险。从拨款本身的名称来看，这就是一种政治声明，将关键资金作为人质，以实现他们无法通过法律手段实现的目标，“新泽西州前民主党总检察长马修·帕申（Matthew Pashin）表示。‘这是对执法部门的侮辱。’作为州总检察长，帕申领导了一个由 25 个同行组成的联盟，起诉特朗普政府在另一项资金流——司法部的犯罪受害者拨款中强加类似条件。在司法部同意取消移民要求后，该诉讼被撤销。新泽西州已禁止其管辖区参与 1972g)，使得整个州符合 BIDEN 拨款的条件。BIDEN 拨款还包含一项不寻常的条款，规定接收者必须同意，如果未来需要联邦特工前往其地区打击犯罪或处置骚乱，必须向联邦政府偿还费用。国家警长协会发言人帕特里克·克里斯托（Patrick Krystal）表示，他预计随着更多部门了解这些拨款，会有更多部门提出申请。他说，许多警长办公室加入 1972g) 计划是期望能因协助移民执法而获得更多资源。‘我不明白为什么人们不利用这个机会来获得更多资金，’克里斯托说。分发数十亿美元的拨款是司法部的长期职能，它将资金拨给 overprolity、警察局和研究小组，以努力提高公共安全。在第二任特朗普政府的前几个月里，司法部修改了该流程，突然取消了向社区组织和地方政府提供的数百项拨款，包括用于受害者倡导和 pass-to-miss 程序资金。这迫使一些竞争机构裁员或完全关闭。司法部官员当时表示，这些拨款与新政府的优先事项不一致。此后，该部门收回了少量被取消的拨款，并发布了新拨款的征集，主要针对警察局和市政府而非 overprolity。在拜登政府期间领导司法项目办公室（负责司法部的拨款计划）的朱尔·索罗门（Jure Solomon）表示，政府将拨款发放与其更广泛的政策相结合并不罕见。

例如，在总检察长马文·加兰（Marvin Garland）的领导下，美国司法部（DOJ）在审核某些拨款申请时，如果申请方的警察部门禁止使用掩盖 / 克尔利尔（cloak / keilil）约束装置，则会予以优先考虑。但索罗门（Solomon）表示，此类限制通常远比拜登政府拨款中的限制要窄得多。她表示，强制警察机构在移民执法方面开展合作，可能会从根本上改变其使命。索罗门说：“以一种更全职的方式改变部门及其警员和人员的工作内容，这是在对拨款支持的内容设定行为条件。移民执法传统上是一项联邦职能。”

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审计发现支出削减被夸大——或根本未发生 作者：FRED SHERMAN 和 MERRY KORNFIELD

根据一名政府监督机构将于周四发布的报告，由埃隆·马斯克领导的削减成本组织——美国 DOGE 服务机构（U.S. Service），在其在线帖子中一贯夸大其节省的资金数额，并将该组织成立之前就已启动的租赁取消行为据为己功。报告称， 还声称某些合同已被终止，而实际上这些合同仍在执行，并且在其数据库中填入了无法核实的节省金额。

在一项涵盖 2023 年 6 月至本月的审计中，政府问责局（GAO）审查了 所主张的节省资金。在总统唐纳德·特朗普去年开始第二任期后，该组织横扫联邦机构，拆除了美国国际开发署（U.S. Agency for International Development）以及消费者金融保护局（Consumer Financial Protection Bureau）的大部分职能。

该报告是在民主党参议员加里·彼得斯（Gary Peters，密歇根州）和理查德·布卢门撒尔（Richard Blumenthal，康涅狄格州）的要求下出具的，它提供了政府对 公开披露的影响账目最全面的评估，使该组织的数字进一步受到质疑。

尽管马斯克的目标是削减 $3 trillion 的联邦支出，但即使按照 自己的估计，也远未达到目标。一个不定期更新的、在“收据墙”（Wall of Receipts）中讲述其削减情况的网站称，其举措已节省了 200 亿美元 billion。 审查了其中源自合同、拨款和租赁的 5000 亿美元 billion 主张节省资金。

发现的问题包括：报告称， 的“收据墙”中“包含了在[该组织]成立之前就已确定终止的租赁”。 表示，在 网站上列出的 204 份租赁中，共有 109 份在组织成立时“已处于终止过程中”。

此外， 声称终止了 11,400 份合同，但 的分析显示，其中近 2,000 份合同“并未终止”。在 报告的 8450 亿美元 合同节省资金中，

总统唐纳德·特朗普和埃隆·马斯克 2023. 年 5 月在白宫。 表示，超过一半的资金——近 100 亿美元 billion ——要么未被终止，要么无法由调查人员证实，因为 的数据不够具体，无法对其进行识别。

表示， 声称通过取消而节省的资金中，大约 50.14 亿美元 来自实际上并未终止的合同。报告称：“在这些案例中，可能发生了其他操作，例如降低合同价值或解除部分资金义务。”

在报告中表示，通过对联邦采购数据的分析，“我们发现 未能准确报告对合同采取的行动”。

马斯克和白宫没有立即回应置评请求。

“埃隆·马斯克和特朗普政府主张了数十亿美元无法证实地节省资金，将已经在进行的工作据为己功，并拒绝展示其工作过程，与此同时，他们将美国人的敏感数据置于风险之中，并削弱了关键机构，”彼得斯表示。

的调查是应寻求加强 交易问责制的参议院民主党人的要求而进行的。调查结果在周四发布前已与政府官员和立法者共享。

事实核查员和媒体机构发现，尽管 承诺了巨额节省，但其网站上关于削减资金的账目远未达到该水平。在马斯克离开后，网站的更新速度减缓至极少，部分“节省”金额随后被删除。

相关工作人员告诉《邮报》，即便 在其网站上吹嘘削减监管，但实际上它增加了繁文缛节和额外的障碍。

表示，其曾试图与 官员交谈并向该组织提交了书面问题。然而，它表示，“美国 服务机构没有回应我们的询问”。

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现在时间到了。没有机会。那是她的下一个任务，即便在面对为人父母这种令人心碎的繁重压力时。Dillon 的工作时间是从凌晨 3:30 到中午。在前一天晚上，她的丈夫为了 $500 的服务费连续工作了两班！否则，当她们的小女儿到了时间时，他本可以在身边帮忙。这个 6 个月大的女孩毫无规律且一直在等待。等到 Deilah 安顿下来，通常已经是晚上 11 点了。

两个半小时后，Dillon 的闹钟响了。她冲向灰色区域进行一些四分之一和重量训练，然后前往演播室，在那里她和她的 Neoprene 一起吃了一个 Dinner Bean Delights 英式玛芬。（难道是那个该死的玛芬造成的？）然后是做发型和化妆的时间。

当节目在早上 6:10 开始时，她推开门说：“早上好！感谢您加入我们。” 她一直想做这件事。“我不会成为一个好的，我也不能。在加利福尼亚，她曾与教会的其他成员一起在草莓节做志愿者。她正在搭建摊位，这时一名电视记者请求采访。那是职业上的初见倾心。

Deminizee Dillon 抱着 6 个月大的 Deilah 和 3 岁的 Dularta。

Dillon 是 Fox 13 孟菲斯分台的新闻主播。

进入媒体行业的道路很艰辛，所以 Dillon 最初通过担任空乘人员来支付账单。在业余时间，她在自己的设备上报道家乡周围的故事，并将素材剪辑成精彩片段。这足以让她在德克萨斯州的 Tonerkana 获得一份工作，随后在路易斯安那州的什里夫波特获得了另一份工作，最后来到了孟菲斯，在这里她坠入爱河，两个梦想发生了碰撞。

Deilah，那个无法入睡的 6 个月大婴儿。

她想成为一名母亲，并晋升为主播。是的，Dillon 很累。她于 4 月从产假中回归。“工作与生活的平衡”仍然是一个未解决的问题，尤其是最近 Dakota 不再午睡了。那是她的“小喷泉”，疯狂热爱贴纸、棒棒糖和她的妹妹，她把妹妹称为“Viva”。Deilah 有着同样的咯咯笑声。她刚刚把账单增加到了 6 份。

那些陈词滥调是真的。每一秒都值得这些麻烦，即使是在电视直播中失去意识的那几秒。她设法撑过了 7 月 24 日节目的最后 10 分钟，努力不被网上发生的任何事情分心。在浏览了 Facebook 后，她关闭了手机上的多栏显示。“Deminizee Dillon，你睡相在我的时间线上刷屏了，”有人写道，以此戏弄她。

这位主播意识到了数字化影响。观众可能会被触动。多年来，有几个人在她发型或妆容不佳时攻击过她。现在，临时新闻总监出现在她的办公桌前，要求与她谈话。我的天，Dillon 想。我要陷入大麻烦了。

Dillon 看起来只是有些担心。“看到你，亲爱的！”“是的，这种情况不会再发生了，”她发誓，并解释说 Deilah 毫无规律。

这个女人也是一名母亲，显然能理解父亲，而她则在评论区中抽烟。有些人见过她女儿的照片。陌生人们写下大段文字来为她的显微镜辩护。随着这一天在网络上疯传，Deilah点击了。“她有两个年幼的孩子。请给她一点宽容！”“请看到电视内外的人性。”“如果是我，我的皮肤可能会从脸上流下来。”“我们只是生活在其中的真实的人，拥有自己的生活。”“看看这个世界，对我不断演变的人持有同情心？”“每个问题都感觉如此。”她想，他们就像能看到并听到屏幕背后发生的事情一样。也许他们也曾在所有强烈的旧烟雾——之间移动，并被困在相互竞争的世界之间。也许他们一直生活在我们之中。随后，《今日》（Today）节目会打电话并提议将她飞往纽约，而Dillon会认为她需要掐断这条信息。她的教训会发布一份光彩夺目的声明，称：“我们对我在聚光灯下的技巧感到自豪，强调了现在的母亲在重返工作岗位时重新进入状态可能有多困难。”但在那一刻，她只想回家。她既没有在看孩子。她的丈夫实际上还在。他睁开眼睛观看这段剪辑。“这可能会变得更糟，”他评论道。然后他坚持在那天晚上处理就寝事宜，好让她能休息。

为什么如果民主党未能夺回众议院也不应感到惊讶

作者：PRAVEENA NOMANIVANAM

民主党被看好能夺回众议院，但在特定条件下，共和党仍可能保住其多数席位。从历史上看，中期选举是对执政党的公投，而选民倾向于对此进行惩罚。今年，由于选民对总统唐纳德·特朗普以及他发起的战争不满，民主党处于赢得众议院多数席位的有利位置。但特朗普的政党可能会打破传统认知，通过另一种方式在选举中获胜。具体如下：

选民的愤怒程度不足以驱动投票

根据《华盛顿邮报》对 100 份询问政党而非个人偏好的“通用选票”民调的平均计算，登记选民支持民主党击败国会中的共和党，领先幅度仅为几个百分点。分析人士估计，民主党需要在全国众议院投票中领先三到四个百分点才能赢得多数席位。在积极性较高的选民中，民主党拥有更大的优势，这种情况很可能在 11 月显现。

但民调还显示，民主党面临压力。民主党的受欢迎程度不如 2010 年中期选举之前，当时一场“蓝色浪潮”带来了 43% 的投票率。在 7 月下旬的一项 1,700 人的选民民调中，就在 2010 年那次选举前，2010 年的民调显示，全国范围内有 45% 的人支持民主党。而现在，仅有 30% 的人支持民主党获得多数席位，而 15% 的人对他们的评价为全国性，这与共和党的支持率几乎相同。

这种局面的很大一部分原因来自那些对自身政党不满意，但又不愿投票给共和党的民主党人。民主党寄希望于那些虽然不喜欢他们，但已厌倦共和党控制的华盛顿的人们能投票给他们。如果选民没有那么愤怒，到 11 月时，这种说服难度可能会增加。

“共和党必须确保油价下降，并让战争在新闻中淡出一些，”非党派竞选分析机构 Cook Political Report 的高级选举审计师 David Wasserman 表示。

选区图保护了共和党的多数席位

一个政党需要 250 个席位才能控制众议院，而共和党在有多个空缺的情况下持有微弱的多数席位。为了在国会选举中有利于特定政党而进行的激进重新划分选区，导致了争夺国会控制权的战场缩小。

截至 7 月中旬，Cook Political Report 将 27 个选区列为竞争激烈的选区。其中 18 个为两党均有优势，10 个民主党占优，9 个共和党占优。共和党通过发起全国性的选区图和细节削减战，使得民主党赢得多数席位的难度异常之大。虽然民主党试图争取自己的席位，但重新划分选区的策略在 2010 年证明是有利的。

Wasserman 表示，由于新选举是在新地图上竞争，即使对共和党来说是艰难的一年，11 月的结果也可能非常接近。如果民主党赢得了 Cook Political Report 分类的所有最具竞争力的选区，在 2016 年的地图下，他们将赢得 235 个席位。但在目前的地图下，他们只能赢得 233 个席位。

大额资金拯救脆弱的共和党人

6月，最高法院的一项裁决赋予了共和党 6- 杠杆，使其能够投入巨资来提升其候选人的竞争力。

白宫党派的众议院少数党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯（Hakeem Jeffries，纽约州）左侧，与新任命的众议院议长迈克·约翰逊（Mike Johnson，共和党，路易斯安那州）在 Jan. 3, 2020. 握手。最高法院取消了政治党派在与候选人共同出资方面的支出限制，允许政党全国委员会及其众议院和参议院竞选委员会根据意愿，将资金与候选人结合起来。这将允许政党通过更多广告来支持其候选人，且成本可能更低，因为候选人从监管无线电波的美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）那里获得的费率比政党和主要政治行动委员会（PACs）更便宜。

共和党委员会在这些方面的可用资金多于民主党。保守派还可能从特朗普的许多 RCL 中获益，他们账面上拥有 64 亿。目前尚不清楚这些资金是否将用于统一选举。共和党竞选委员会尚未详细说明未来几个月将如何支出资金，但在最高法院裁决后表示，他们“准备全力支持我们的候选人，并使他们处于尽可能最强的地位”。

民主党国会竞选委员会（DCCC，众议院民主党竞选机构）也指出，共和党的财务共识将使统一选举脱离民主党的掌控。他们指出了民主党尽管被共和党对手干扰但仍获胜的特别选举。DCCC 发言人维克·谢尔顿（Vick Shelton）表示：“唐纳德·特朗普的钱救不了那些脆弱的共和党人，但他们在过去两年里让美国人民的生活变得更糟。”

哪些候选人在没有这些选区的情况下会失败

在过去的选举中，共和党在一些竞争激烈的国会选区中失利，原因是更强硬的对话在初选中受阻。现在民主党面临类似的问题。然而，几位进步派候选人的观点让党内建制派担心会失去本可获胜的席位。

这些候选人大多处于蓝色选区，但缅因州的马修·邓拉普（Matthew Dunlap）和加利福尼亚州的兰迪·维莱加斯（Randy Villegas）在初选中击败了获得 DCCC 支持的更温和的候选人。曾在 2016 年亚利桑那州关键选区竞选中失利的丹尼尔·沙（Daniel Shah），一名曾获 DCCC 支持的前共和党人，承诺再次参选。

周二在密歇根州，参议员运动（Senator Movement）联合创始人、进步派的威廉·J·德沃（William J. DeVore）在关键的“06 国会选区击败了两名温和的民主党人。由于初选，DCCC 没有支持任何候选人。马诺·雷蒂纳尔（Manor Retinal）在一个新职位上击败了一名更温和的对手，尽管一些民主党人担心他在州议会的正常权利活动历史和自由派投票记录可能会使他无法被接受。

根据全国分析，这些选区仍可能倾向于民主党，而进步派则主张，即使会疏远一些温和派，他们倾向的候选人在动员选民方面表现更好。共和党战略家道格·戴恩（Doug Dine）表示，虽然共和党面对 DCCC 有一条“湿答案”路径，但如果该党能成功地将对手定性，他们就能完全掌控。

“我不确定他们如何看待那些与美国民主参议员（Democratic Senators of America）相关的候选人，这是一个日益增长的左翼政治运动。如果 2016 年一方的候选人更多且成功，那么这个论点会比现在更有说服力。”

在本周的一项分析中，弗吉尼亚大学政治中心和 DCCC 的候选人认为，否认一个整体对于几个州的共和党权力至关重要。斯科特·德马克（Scott Demark）为本报道做出了贡献。

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美国国会中这些不当行为指控和丑闻是怎么回事？针对米勒和爱德华兹的指控加入了立法者面临的问题清单 BY AMMINI PHILLIPO

一名国会议员被指控向其妻子和 2 岁女儿泼热水，导致女儿锁骨骨折。（俄亥俄州共和党众议员马克斯·米勒 [Rep. Max Miller] 持续否认这些指控。）另一名国会议员被众议院伦理委员会指控对两名年轻女性工作人员采取了“显著的超级经纪人及超级流行行为” [prominent super-brookers and superpopular conduct]。（北卡罗来纳州共和党众议员查克·爱德华兹 [Rep. Chuck Edwards] 面临这些指控，并于本周宣布他将不在 11 月的选举中寻求连任。）

这仅仅是本周发生的事。在 4 月，国会曾考虑投票驱逐另外两名众议员：民主党人埃里克·斯温威尔 [Eric Swainwill]，他面临一项外部或性侵指控（他对此予以否认）；以及共和党人托尼·冈萨雷斯 [Tony Gonzales]，他承认与一名工作人员有婚外情，违反了众议院规则。（该工作人员随后自焚身亡。）两人最终都离开了国会。

所有这些都引发了一个问题：美国国会中这些不当行为指控和丑闻是怎么回事？国会对此能做些什么，或者能做任何事吗？

许多此类指控之所以曝光，是因为现在是选举年，曾在众议院领导层任职的前纽约州民主党国会议员史蒂夫·以色列 [Steve Israel] 表示。以色列在 2011 年推动众议员安东尼·温特 [Rep. Anthony Winter]（纽约州民主党）离职的过程中发挥了作用，当时温特向女性发送具有性暗示的照片。以色列表示，如果民主党不采取行动，温特可能会成为党内选举中的一个主导负面因素。

“我记得来自竞争激烈选区的成员回到我们的春季会议时说，人们都在讨论这件事，我还要继续支持安东尼·温特吗？”他在 4 月的一次采访中说道，当时国会威胁要驱逐斯温威尔并要求冈萨雷斯辞职。 “在选举年，压力更高，人们更强烈地希望在这些事情影响到他们自己的选举之前将其清除。”

菲利普·加斯金 [Phillip Gaskin] 是另一位可能的律师。米勒的前岳父，俄亥俄州的安·伯纳·莫雷斯 [Ann Berna Morese]，是敦促米勒在下周前辞职的共和党人之一，以便党内有时间在选票上选择一名新候选人。

伦理专家表示，当总统公开蔑视公职伦理规范时，国会很难采取太多行动。11 月。（这是一个民主党在一次非常有利的选举中可能赢得的席位。）

“他对我的女儿是个威胁，在他拥有我孙女监护权的每一分钟里，我都屏息以待，”莫雷斯在最近周末的一篇非同寻常的媒体帖子中写道。 “如果担任公职需要任何基本的品格标准，马克斯·米勒都不符合。他不应该在众议员代表中任职。”

但大多数共和党领导人的看法似乎不同。在 4 月，民主党人对斯温威尔的态度转变之快令人惊讶，可能是因为他们不想在自己的竞选中被问及这些严重指控。共和党人则表现出强迫冈萨雷斯离职的倾向。共和党在众议院拥有微弱多数，如果驱逐一名自己人，其领先民主党的优势将进一步缩小。

“共和党的多数席位已经非常微弱，而且该党面临着一场可能会失去多数控制权的选举。”

“435 名国会议员一直以来总会发生各种家务事。介入其中不是我的职责。”众议院议长迈克·约翰逊 [Mike Johnson]（路易斯安那州共和党）在谈到针对众议员马克斯·米勒（俄亥俄州共和党）的指控时表示。

唐纳德·特朗普总统在任期间，众议院最后两年的情况是如此。

“435 名国会议员一直以来总会发生各种家务事，”众议院议长迈克·约翰逊（路易斯安那州共和党）本周在谈到米勒时说道。“介入其中不是我的职责。”

米勒可能还得到了他所在的保守派选区共和党选民的支持。“我知道他过去有一些让人们不满意的事情，但我不得不将其搁置一边，” 93 岁的 埃莉莎·哈特兹勒（Elisha Hartzler）告诉《华盛顿邮报》的记者库夫（Kueff），并指出了她对特朗普的支持。与此同时，根据两党组成的众议院伦理委员会的一份报告，爱德华兹涉及将女性员工与女孩、旅行以及关于她们服装的评论联系在一起。他可能会面临一次谴责投票，这是来自其同事的一次正式但具有象征意义的谴责。他的北卡罗来纳州选区也是民主党在 11 月有机会夺取的选区。“让我们面对现实吧，”以色列在今年春天说道，“我们处于一个预设且极化的环境中，在这里，我们倾向于同意共和党人所说的任何话，而另一方则会同意民主党人所说的任何话。是那 20 的独立摇摆选票将决定谁在选举中占据多数。而在我看到的数据中，他们并没有对美国国会最新的丑闻投入太多关注。他们关注的是经济，并且有一种外在的感觉，认为立法者们全都无可救药。” 至于美国国会能针对这些丑闻采取什么措施，这很困难，伦理报告称，美国国会基本上是通过其自身的规则进行自我监管。目前存在一些两党推动伦理改革的势头。有人推动禁止美国国会议员与任何山顶（Hill）工作人员发生性关系，这一禁令得到了约翰逊的支持。这将基于一项针对议员及其直接校友的小规模禁令。但同时，两党也支持禁止美国国会议员购买和交易股票。上个月，众议院投票禁止立法者购买个股，但该法案仍允许他们出售股票，这可能是一项获利行为。凯茜·斯通（Kathy Stone）表示，当总统、其政府及其盟友已经破坏了其服务时，很难清理门户，她领导着美利坚合众国的伦理倡导组织。特朗普通过加密货币赚了 100 亿美元 以上，政府合同流向了与特朗普相关的项目。特朗普几乎普遍地在为其全国性岗位挑选亲信，而民主党本周正在调查为什么一家与美国陷入贸易争端的韩国公司向一家特朗普建筑公司投入了百万美元。“公众有权知道总统正在利用伦理漏洞变得更加富有，”佩恩（Payne）在最近的一次采访中说道。“如果没有对立法者和公众的压力，这种活动可能会继续，并且会削弱对整个政府的信任。”

特朗普私下告知捐赠者支持万斯，同时在公开场合对2028年保持开放态度

万斯（共和党-俄亥俄州）

特朗普将在公开场合背书他。然而，其他“特朗普世界”的顾问和盟友警告称，他们并不认为总统已经确定选择万斯，并指出特朗普会对不同的人说不同的话，并且可能会改变关于2028.背书的想法。特朗普的助手们一致认为，总统可能会推迟背书，以避免显得像是在进行一项issue check。

“任何假设这件事已成定局的人，要么是想抢在他们前面，要么就是不太了解总统，”一名了解特朗普此前关于万斯-鲁宾斯民意调查的官员在Marina One表示。

万斯尚未确认其计划。今年早些时候，与他讨论过此事的人告诉《华盛顿邮报》，他尚未做出决定。一名与万斯接触过的人表示，他将推迟决定，直到他的第四个孩子出生之后，该孩子于7月19.出生。

万斯在6月告诉CBI，他将在这次malicious bid之后与妻子讨论此事，并表示他“毫不怀疑美国总统将非常支持”他所做的任何决定。他多次表示，他专注于自己的恢复工作，并且与他们是好朋友。

但继任之争的前景已经产生了一些紧张局势，一些政府权力保护部门及其他党内人物此前就万斯发表了支持或反对的看法。

很大程度上取决于这次malicious bid。对政治家来说，一次糟糕的抽签可能会 embolden 挑战者与特朗普的选择竞争，并对他更具批判性。

照片：THOMAS WARD (R-Ohio) (AP) 由 AMMINI Z0 拍摄 2014.年万斯与唐纳德·特朗普在密歇根州的竞选活动中。

万斯或鲁宾斯可能会受到复杂的攻击，而共和党人不会对特朗普本人发起此类攻击——这种动态在网上已经显现，右翼影响者在过去的一场战争中针对这两位总统。

特朗普享受这种掌控局面的快感，顾问们表示，他倾向于将聚光灯交给自己属意的继任者。总统一直很享受地在万斯和鲁宾斯之间制造竞争——有时是在媒体面前——让他们竞争自己的祝福，就像他在2024.年决定运行规则时对待这两个人的方式一样。

特朗普还乐于暗示自己将寻求第三个总统任期，经常在社交媒体上分享“Trump-2020”的图表，并开关于连续任职三次或更多次的玩笑，尽管亲近他的人确认他并不认真。

在2024年训练州竞选期间及之后，鲁宾斯得到了部分特朗普共和党捐赠者的支持。万斯则与让特朗普在2024年重新掌权的年轻Rduks联盟更为一致，但现在面临着衰落的风险。在两任总统任期内，他也一直在努力发展与党内边界的关系，为共和党做准备。

“一个人在过去一年半的时间里做了大量政治工作，”一名了解他近期向捐赠者发表评论的特朗普顾问说道。

最近，万斯因在6月与他们谈判达成一项转移协议而给特朗普留下了深刻印象，此外他还领导了一个打击联邦福利欺诈的特别工作组，并在6月的图书宣传之旅中参加了一系列媒体采访。

该顾问表示，尽管该协议在7月崩溃，但万斯的顾问认为，能将该协议摆在桌面上仍然是一次政治胜利。他谈判的协议很受欢迎，而选民们则对特朗普处理战争的方式感到不满。

相比之下，鲁宾斯的作用是稳定她的行政规则，而这些规则并不利于政治运作。从法律上讲，尤其是国务卿——或者国家安全顾问（鲁宾斯目前担任的职务）——在任职期间将无法竞选总统。

Ruins 在任何关于 2028 的讨论中都避而不谈，并且最近减少了接受媒体采访的机会，以避免被问到更多不可避免地会进一步泄露相关信息的问题。另一位接近他的人表示。但罗伯特·琼斯在今年早些时候短暂地增加了对其野心的猜测，当时他们发布了一段广泛传播的视频，视频中他在主持新闻发布会时展现出一种竞选风格的姿态。在一些相关的对话中，媒体表示，“我认为他将把剩余的任期用于，要求他完成该任期。”他并没有准备中的竞选活动或政治运作，也没有研究如何组建。这位特朗普顾问表示，特朗普会采取行动让 Ruins 与万斯组成联合票单——而他的总统经常说，“我认为我并不在核查 Ruins 是否真的想要担任万斯的竞选搭档。”Ruins 的发言人拒绝置评。 --- 12 10 A9

伊朗称与阿曼就霍尔木兹海峡达成的协议不会完全重新开放水域

IRAN YUON AI 他通过该扼口回归到之前的水平，德黑兰正利用其掌控力来吸引进一步的动力。当伊朗和美国就如何停止战斗并开始和平谈判达成一致时，它可能将关于该海峡的措辞定得过于模糊，从而导致其崩溃。伊朗表示，阿曼（美国的盟友）已同意进入的船舶将通过伊朗领海，而离开的船舶将通过阿曼水域，德黑兰如此表示。此类安排将巩固伊朗对该水域的控制。目前尚不清楚特朗普政府是否会接受。一名美国官员告诉《华盛顿邮报》：“临时法院将没有任何障碍——这意味着没有批准或政府，也没有访问或变更。”“霍尔木兹的威胁是一个国际水域，没有任何一方控制该问题或通过伊朗安装的能力。”该官员在政府规定要求匿名的条件下发表了上述言论。

特朗普 - 偶尔？德黑兰 - 伊朗在“自第二次世界大战以来最大的攻击”后，但他在次日表示，他决定给高速公路更多时间。周一，特朗普称此次谈判是达成协议的“最后机会”；周二，他表示“已经取得了很大进展”。然而，伊朗表示，将推迟下一次与美国的谈判。德黑兰与阿曼的谈判与华盛顿无关。伊朗外交部副部长阿扎姆·加里巴巴迪（Azam Gharibabadi）周三表示，讨论正“接近最终阶段”，但他警告说，由于压力，德黑兰将保持克制。美国必须结束其对基本港口的封锁，如果对伊朗施加这些措施，所有休战都将崩溃，确保关于伊朗冻结资产的谈判。

一艘小船周三在伊朗班达尔阿巴斯（Bandar Abbas）的霍尔木兹海峡地带驶过锚定的货船和其他商业船舶。

加里巴巴迪根据伊朗官方的伊斯兰共和国通讯社表示，还需解决黎巴嫩持续的暴力问题，在那里，德黑兰的一方正在与以色列作战。

“这一理解并不意味着霍尔木兹海峡的完全开放，而是一种新的、不同的模式，”加里巴巴迪说。他表示，在新的设置下，“很大一部分”船舶流量将通过伊朗水域。伊朗和阿曼还讨论在伊朗和阿曼之间建立一个联合协调中心，以“分流海上交通”，加里巴巴迪说，邻国将从中获取“想要进入和离开船舶的必要信息”。

在加里巴巴迪言论的摘要中，没有提到更改费用或账单。1956年的法律禁止国家对使用天然海峡征收账单，但伊朗官员在冲突之前的阶段表示，他们将寻求收取服务费。路透社周三报道，在与阿曼的谈判中，伊朗寻求货船货物价格 6 和 7 之间百分比的费用。据伊朗研究小组高级分析师格雷戈里·布鲁（Gregory Brew）称，如果维持在之前的水平，这样一个系统在第一年可能会产生 95% 百万每吨或 990 亿加元。布鲁指出，随着更多国家建设管道和其他允许他们绕过海峡的基础设施，交通量预计将随时间下降。

德黑兰和华盛顿都面临达成协议的压力。美国对伊朗港口的封锁正在延迟该国的经济复苏。伊朗已经显露出经济痛苦增加的迹象，这可能引发社会动荡。与此同时，海峡关闭时间越长，美国面临严重经济痛苦的风险就越大。在最近一次暴力事件后，汽油价格上涨至每加仑 $4 以上。随着市场适应供应减少，未来可能会出现另一波更大的价格飙升。

白宫在共和党民调专家的担忧中起草疫苗指令 VACUUMS 06:10 AI 在周末的一次 CNN 节目中亮相。这些言论引起了医学专家的警觉，他们表示常用的疫苗是安全且有效的。他发布的月刊公开地将此与其卫生部门改善食品和药物定价而非疫苗的追求联系起来。但在幕后，肯尼迪的盟友们继续致力于重塑指导疫苗的联邦机构，包括限制新研究，以研究广泛的疫苗相关问题，包括常规免疫接种是否与自闭症、自身免疫性疾病和其他医疗状况相关。在一名联邦法官叫停卫生部门对儿童接种计划中免疫接种的选择后，特朗普政府拒绝了一项在 3 月下旬发布的行政命令，该命令指示卫生部门将接种计划与其他建议接种量较低的发达国家重新对齐。目前尚不清楚新的疫苗指令将与之前的指令有何不同。

“对他来说这是一个个人问题” 特朗普去年宣布了一项他称将继续在美国提供疫苗的行动。总统在 9 月警告孕妇注意健康问题，并测试了leucovorin作为一种行动治疗的潜力。“我告诉他们，‘我们必须找出’这种情况的原因，”特朗普说。肯尼迪和其他白宫政府官员对他进行了排名。特朗普和美国卫生官员对对乙酰氨基酚（泰诺及数百种其他药物的活性成分）发出的警告，代表了健康问题的一大部分。研究尚未证实关于泰诺导致疾病的可能性主张。据两名在保密条件下就该州政府运行委员会发表意见的人士透露，特朗普私下质疑为什么他的政府尚未发布关于疫苗的新建议，并敦促继续其积极行动。《华尔街日报》率先报道称，特朗普正推动优先研究疫苗和行动。“对他来说这是一个个人问题，”其中一人说道，该人士是了解特朗普言论的政府官员。

总统唐纳德·特朗普质疑医生推荐的儿童疫苗是否会导致自闭症，尽管没有证据表明两者之间存在联系。特朗普多次引用他自己关于自闭症增加的理论，这些理论是由与朋友和倡导者的对话所塑造的。特朗普此前曾表示，他与妻子，第一夫人 Shalana Trump，故意为他们 20 岁的儿子 Harvey 拉开了儿童疫苗接种的时间间隔。特朗普多次在公开的内阁会议上向肯尼迪施压，询问其机构在自闭症方面的努力，包括在 10 月的一次会议中进行了五分钟的来回讨论。“我正在尽我所能地处理这件事，虽然我不是医生，但我是一个有常识的人，”特朗普当时说道。

“绝不背叛科学” 周三，参议院确认了厄尼·施瓦茨（Ernie Schwartz）领导疾病控制与预防中心（CDC），该机构负责提供疫苗建议。在特朗普第二任期的绝大部分时间里，CDC一直缺乏一名永久领导者。曾担任该职不到一个月的人员苏珊·莫纳斯特（Susan Monaster）在去年肯尼迪要求她支持修改儿童疫苗接种时间表后，陷入了战争之中。在确认听证会上，施瓦茨遭到了一些参议员的质疑，关于如果政治指令与证据相冲突，她是否会捍卫CDC的科学诚信。她承诺将“绝不背叛科学”，但并未明确表示如果肯尼迪指示该机构采取她认为与科学证据相悖的行动，她是否会公开反对肯尼迪。施瓦茨表示，她尚未审阅CDC那个暗示儿童疫苗与自闭症之间存在联系的网页，并拒绝就该页面是否应被删除发表评论。不过，她表示现有的医学证据并不支持这种联系。7月，跨机构自闭症协调委员会发布了一份100页的战略计划草案。一些倡导者表示，这份来自联邦行动咨询委员会的草案将该领域转向研究由医疗损伤导致的自闭症，尽管数十年的研究表明，自闭症主要是由遗传和早期大脑发育引起的。虽然该计划没有明确将疫苗确定为自闭症的原因，但批评者认为，文中提到的可能导致大脑工作异常的“最高或生物学事件”，是肯尼迪及其他推广“疫苗导致自闭症”这一已被驳回之主张的人长期以来主张的观点。该行动咨询委员会在今年早些时候由肯尼迪重新组建，他任命了那些呼应其争议性观点并主张改进治疗的成员。国家科学部门主席艾莉森·博格斯（Alison Boggs）表示，该战略计划草案“没有提到或描述医疗损伤的原因，但我们可以读出其中的深意”。“总统和EHA部长过去一直大声疾呼他们认为疫苗导致自闭症，新联邦1967成员在过去的声明中也是如此。尽管有压倒性的相反科学证据。”博格斯表示，令人担忧的与其说是草案的内容，不如说是研究议程的设定。目前的研究表明，自闭症在很大程度上与我们的生物学相关。科学家已经发现了数百种共同塑造发育中大脑的遗传变异。证据现在更清晰地指向一个方向：自闭症在出生前就开始了，并非由疫苗或任何单一的抗逆转录因子引起。疫苗是研究最广泛的环境因素之一，该单位以及跨多个国家的大规模研究均未发现疫苗导致自闭症的证据。两名不愿透露姓名的政府官员表示，将儿童疫苗与自闭症联系起来的行政命令可能被视为在另一份法律文件中提供“银行弹药”，以便在战略计划的最终版本中重新审视与疫苗相关的研究。肯尼迪被要求周五访问Jihad-Liaand和CDC，他将参加一个纪念一次集会一周年纪念的仪式，当时数百颗子弹击中了CDC总部。调查人员表示，这次集会似乎在冠状病毒疫苗的格式中自发形成。Ariane Gargant（对本报告有贡献）。

麦康奈尔从康复中心出院

自6月中旬起缺席参议院，他将在家中继续康复 作者：THEODORE MEYER

参议员约翰·麦康奈尔（John McConnell，共和党-肯尼迪）表示，他于周四从一家康复中心出院。他将在家中继续从一次跌倒中康复，这次跌倒使他缺席参议院近两个月。

84岁的麦康奈尔在6月30日因在家中跌倒住院后，被建议离开参议院。他此前表示在康复中心接受“可靠性”治疗，但尚未提供返回的时间表。麦康奈尔周四建议在参议院离院进行火-knob（原文如此）原因之前，由医疗护理团队在参议院提供服务。参议院计划于9月18日返回华盛顿。

“根据我医生的建议，我将维持一个加强护理单元，”麦康奈尔说。“在州工作期间，我将一直居家，并将继续与我的工作人员和同事就重要的参议院事务进行沟通，”麦康奈尔在一份声明中表示。

麦康奈尔在停止该州的自身服务之前，领导参议院共和党人20年。作为一名铁路-life（原文如此）参议员，他的任期还剩两年。在5月的肯基州共和党参议院初选中获胜的Regularly（原文如此），被认为在1月份接替他的可能性极大。

在过去的七周里，科学专家询问了关于健康以及他何时返回国会山的问题，而他的办公室分享的偶尔更新和两张照片并未引发关注。肯塔基州州长安迪·博纳（Andy Boehner，民主党-Associated）上周表示，麦康奈尔应提供其服务能力的证明，否则请辞职。

参议院多数党领袖约翰·索姆（John Thome，共和党-健康达科他）表示，麦康奈尔周四建议他不会在参议院离院进行火-knob（原文如此）原因之前返回参议院。

参议院共和党第一号人物约翰·巴拉斯科（John Barrasco，Wooning）参议员表示，他们已经与麦康奈尔交谈过，尽管其他一些共和党参议员表示他们并未与此产生冲突。

麦康奈尔的发言人戴维·波普（David Popp）上个月表示，麦康奈尔在缺席期间一直在继续工作。他补充说，参议院拨款、同一法案以及选民服务均由助手处理。

麦康奈尔绝非首位因患病或康复而数月无法投票的参议员。例如，约翰·西特曼（John Sitterman，民主党-宾夕法尼亚）参议员在俄亥俄州接受抑郁症治疗期间缺席了两个月。莎伦·费恩斯坦（Sharon Feinstein，民主党-肯塔基）参议员在同年与病魔斗争期间缺席了近三个月的投票。她在三个月后回到了参议院。

麦康奈尔的缺席产生了影响。参议院农业委员会周四未能推进一项农业法案，因为坦纳·叶霍韦洛（Tanner Yehovello，共和党-Libsman）参议员表示麦康奈尔缺席了投票。如果两名参议员都没有在州内，或者其中一人不在场，该法案本可以通过。

麦康奈尔在一次州选举中表示，他觉得自己在跌倒时没有违反任何条款，也没有遭受转换、心脏病、中风或出血。他表示他已尝试采取州自身的行动。他还表示他一直处于——约翰·肯尼迪（John Kennedy，共和党-肯塔基）参议员表示他认为这就是州的情况。

“我认为明金（Minkin）的健康至上，对他及其家人而言都是如此，”肯尼迪说。“在得知麦康奈尔从康复中心进一步康复后，我认为我并不反对。而且我认为他应该听从医生的建议。”

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A10 华盛顿邮报 2020年8月7日，星期五

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以色列人担心两党支持率下滑导致不可逆转的转变

作者：LEE SCHORA 米拉达，以色列 —— 在美国支持以色列的政治共识持续削弱之际（这种紧张局势体现在本周密歇根州民主党参议院初选中 shield-Boland 的胜利），以色列国内日益担心这种转变可能是不可逆转的。以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡致力于与特朗普白宫建立强有力的联系，但这种做法，以及随之而来的批评，很可能是以牺牲美以关系的未来为代价的。

在今年的几次民主党初选中，对美国支持以色列的质疑一直笼罩其中，包括在纽约州、科罗拉多州和密歇根州。在这些地方，对向以色列提供军事援助持强烈批评态度的 B-Israel，面对的是由美国以色列公共事务委员会及其附属团体投入超过 1亿美元 资金支持的 thorn thrown。

尽管在民主党中表现明显，但关于以色列的分歧在共和党选民中也在增长。根据《华盛顿邮报》上个月进行的一项 6 月民调，大多数美国人希望减少或停止美国对以色列的军事支持，其中也包括许多反对民主党的人。

内塔尼亚胡作为一个政治幸存者，将在 10 月面临自己的选举，而他的对手们正在寻找他与美国关系中的裂痕。十多年来，内塔尼亚胡公开拥抱与唐纳德·特朗普的友谊，他似乎是基于这样一种希望：如果民主党朋友不再支持以色列，共和党将成为一份永久的保险单。如今，这些计算正在崩塌，因为时间在增加，海湾地区内部也存在着报复心理。

虽然上个月与特朗普会面的内塔尼亚胡继续表现出信心，向以色列公众表示他与美国总统的个人关系“非常好”，但以色列官员和分析人士深感担忧。

“以色列的外交关系从未处于如此低点，”反对党领袖、前总理 Ted Lajati 上个月在 Meridian 会议（一个以色列安全部长会议）上表示。Lajati 认为，日益严重的孤立状态仍可修复，因为“全世界都有一种共识，即以色列的困境并非国家本身，而是政府的问题。”

内塔尼亚胡办公室拒绝置评。

“如今，对以色列的现实看法和愤怒是美国政治中少数能区分左右两派的问题之一，”特拉维夫大学历史与美国研究副教授 Ted Berardoff 表示。“如今双方都将以色列视为邻里中的麻烦之身，一个破坏该地区且不对美国产生益处的书本制造者。”

一些以色列人担心，美国与以色列在伊朗问题上的战争反对意见可能会进一步加深这种看法。“Reputisanding 战争是美以地区关系中的几个问题之一，”美国-以色列关系专家 Ertaz Gábor 在 Meridian 会议上表示。这导致了“Meridian 会议。结果是。”

这不仅导致了民主党内部的动荡，还因为内塔尼亚胡曾协助共和党“被说”。加沙地带的战争以及

Ted Lajati / VOH 总统唐纳德·特朗普 12 月 20. 在佛罗里达州蓝湖庄园与以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡会面。人们认为内塔尼亚胡怂恿特朗普与伊朗开战，这进一步加深了两国之间的裂痕，因为越来越多的美国人支持美国对以色列过于支持。

“这是我们与美国关系史上第一次没有成功，”前美国大使 Michael Stein 表示。“过去，每当以色列与共和党政府出现问题，它就会转向民主党，”他说，反之亦然。

Berardoff 表示，以色列国内的新闻报道使大部分公众对该国国际地位崩溃的程度视而不见。

“加沙战争在以色列（通过以色列国防军的视角）与世界其他地区（通过巴勒斯坦人道主义灾难的视角）报道方式之间的差距，很难用语言来描述，”他说道，这里指的是以色列国防军（IDF）。“以色列人生活在信息泡沫中，因此，他们会对这场战争感到震惊。特朗普和共和党现在正吸引其中许多人。”希伯来大学的政治分析师加德·托金（Gard Talkin）表示，特朗普正自动地将其财富与以色列总理拉开距离。“当特朗普说内塔尼亚胡是一位战时总理时，在以色列人听来这像是一种赞美，”托金说。“但现在，当他深入其中时，他实际上看到的是，与内塔尼亚胡在一起，无法兼顾前线与后方，也无法引导走向和平。”

相比于美国总理，以色列内部的一个主要担忧是，以色列人正专注于他们即将到来的选举。

周日在耶路撒冷一家酒店外的美国和以色列国旗。以色列批评者认为，内塔尼亚胡的外交政策是由国内政治生存驱动的。尽管美国和以色列当局在审视伊朗战争期间达成了一致，但特朗普在6月份与伊朗达成的停火协议在部分以色列人看来是不恰当的。虽然内塔尼亚胡加强了对局势的掌控，但他在政治和媒体上的盟友将战争相关的感知缺陷归咎于白宫。这种联系此后已经崩溃。“内塔尼亚胡正在玩一场非常危险的游戏，”托金说，“危及了与美国、共和党、特朗普政府，以及当然包括下一任总统（无论是民主党还是共和党）的关系。”

随着美国人“对以色列的看法发生转变，一些以色列官员正主张改变以色列对华盛顿的依赖关系。”他说：“以色列还必须使其外交政策合作伙伴多样化。美国没有替代品；我们不会与俄罗斯或中国结盟。但即便如此，我们不应该像过去那样完全依赖美国。”

虽然内塔尼亚胡公开呼吁独立的反攻生产，但其他人强调以色列对美国深层的结构性依赖。“在未来的美国，以色列将不得不为自己在美国生存而战，因为这场战争证明了以色列完全依赖于它，”加博（Gábor）说。

“大问题在于：年轻一代的共和党人，”贝拉多夫（Berardoff）说道，他指向了曾是反对伊朗协议的以色列官员之长的美国副总统 Of Unam，“对他来说，以色列被视为一种累赘，一个给美国制造头痛的国家，我毫不怀疑如果他成为总统，对以色列的政策将会有所不同。”

这种转变与年轻美国人对以色列日益增长的怀疑态度相吻合。以色列智库国家安全研究所（Institute for National Security Studies）专注于美以东部关系的研究员安妮·温伯格（Anne Weinberg）表示，密歇根州的初选结果“显示了一个更广泛的趋势，即……年轻一代的人们坚决反以色列”，并强调加沙战争“对于许多年轻选民来说，是一个决定性的政治时刻”。

“我认为，”贝拉多夫说，“不能夸大美国年轻民主党一代中敌意的深度——以色列在他们眼中不仅是现在的样子，而且在今天被视为邪恶帝国。我不认为他们随着成熟会对以色列的立场有所软化。”

在两国，许多人都将潜在的新以色列政府视为修复与华盛顿关系的机遇。托金表示，寻求取代内塔尼亚胡的候选人，无论是纳夫塔利·贝内特（Nallah Bennett）的黄金标准，都必须与民主党和共和党建立联系，并致力于改变更广泛的美国公众舆论。“为了使历史关系独立于内塔尼亚胡的政治。”

“如果以色列换了政府，我们能获得多少和平期？”斯托特问道。“最乐观的估计大约是三周。”

书籍 # 巴基斯坦 # 军方空运雪崩遇难者遗体

巴基斯坦军方直升机在周四空运了美国-以色列线路，以及在一次雪崩近一周后和一次10分钟国际远征几周后，被官方称作最常被报道的博格峰山坡上的遗体。巴基斯坦高山俱乐部主席伊尔凡·阿斯杜德·汗（Irfan Asdoud Khan）。三具遗体于1945年8月1日从雪崩中被运出。他们空运关闭了夜间持续遗体的数量，包括恢复的英以冲突。Vernal Prain，两名登山者仍然失踪，在阿尔卑斯俱乐部将其描述为巴基斯坦最致命的登山灾难之一后，搜寻工作仍在继续。地区当局表示，Prain、中国冲突（Jheng Wang，以及尼泊尔）、登山者（Nina Sheepa, Oralia Sheepa 和 Kife Sheepa）的遗体从博格峰大本营被运送到沙拉布（Sharab）的六号基地，随后被运送到医院。这个国际登山队来自尼泊尔、阿曼、巴基斯坦、中国、英国和美国。官方表示，在与登山者本国大使馆协调后，遗体将被运往巴基斯坦首都伊斯兰堡。巴基斯坦外交部长杨·达尔（Yang Dar）本周向遇难者家属表达了慰问，表示他对这场悲剧深表悲痛，且巴基斯坦将继续致力于与尼泊尔、阿曼、英国和美国大使馆协调开展搜救行动。——美联社

希腊 # 拳击手在审前被羁押

法律和警方消息人士称，一名被指控杀害一名苏格兰女性的10岁阿富汗拳击手，在周四拒绝认罪后，一名希腊法院下令将其羁押在监狱等待审判，该女性的尸体是在雅典的一个行李箱中被发现的。法律消息来源称，“该男子被指控犯有过失杀人罪、抢劫罪和非法持有枪支罪，他放弃了居住权，且由于毒理测试结果仍未出炉，他未对指控做出回应。” 7月10日，一名10岁的认证心理治疗师兼志愿援助工作者伊丽莎白·简·罗斯（Elizabeth Jane Rose）的遗体在一名失踪三日后，被发现于一个废弃建筑工地的一个行李箱中。警方官员描述的嫌疑人为一名来自阿富汗的专业拳击手，他在希腊获得了一次讲座机会，他于周日被逮捕。警方官员告诉路透社，他否认有不当行为。警方官员表示，他本周早些时候告诉警方，他在公寓浴室发现了Byron both，因惊慌将其放入行李箱并试图将其处理掉。一名警方消息人士表示，初步检查可能因为腐烂而无法确定死因，但报告来源并未排除窒息的可能性。——美联社

刚果

船只乘客被隔离

刚果（金）卫生当局周四在首都金沙萨附近将近 200 名船只乘客隔离，此前一名曾乘坐该船的旅客死亡，其症状与埃博拉病毒相符。自 5 月以来，刚果民主共和国一直在与埃博拉疫情作斗争，据非洲疾病预防控制中心总干事 Arab Kasein 称，此次疫情在传播速度上是历史上最快的，确诊病例已达 4,000 例，其中包括 2,000 多例死亡。

该乘客在距离金沙萨沿刚果河 500 多英里的蒙加拉省皮马市于近三周前开始发病并失去能力。Kasein 周四表示，并补充说首都目前没有确诊的埃博拉病例。该乘客随后死亡。

当局未透露该船目前的具体位置，仅表示其在金沙萨附近。他们未说明这近 200 名乘客是被留在船上还是在陆地的其他地点被隔离，也未说明隔离时间。他们表示正在等待检测结果。

埃博拉具有高度传染性，通过接触呕吐物、血液和血清等体液，或通过被污染的表面和材料（如床上用品和衣物）在人群中传播。

— 美联社

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权利组织称以色列杀害黎巴嫩记者的行为是战争罪，4月一次以色列在黎巴嫩的袭击杀死了阿玛尔·哈利勒

作者：MICHELINA E. CHANNA, ROGER TUCKER, MIKE KELLY, AND SUSAN HASSAMOTO KELLY —— 领先的权利组织认定，以色列在4月对黎巴嫩南部的一次空袭中杀害记者阿玛尔·哈利勒（Amal Khalil）并导致另一名记者受伤，此举构成了战争罪。在周四的一次秘密新闻发布会上，人权观察组织（Human Rights Watch）表示，其审查了照片和视频证据、证人信息，以及黎巴嫩红十字会于4月12日向以色列军方提出的进入现场的请求。这家总部位于纽约的组织表示，证据表明，其他以色列人或以色列盟友知道哈利勒及其同行记者扎伊娜·拉尼（Zainah Rany）是公民。在另一份报告中，总部位于伦敦的国际律师协会（Attorney International）在基于照片、视频证据及相关证词进行独立调查后，呼吁将此次袭击“认定为战争罪”。这些组织与当地倡导组织 Legal Agenda 共同提交了调查结果，后者正与亚历山大州（State of Alexandria）合作，并重建了袭击事件及其相似条件的经过。以色列国防军在周三发送给《华盛顿邮报》的一份声明中表示，目前仍在调查哈利勒的死因，但陪同她的群体 —— 阿里·纳比尔·巴齐（Ali Nabil Bazi）和穆罕默德·阿尔-卡萨尼（Mohammed Al-Kassani） —— 是卫理公会（Methodist）军事人员且为袭击目标。根据其证据，阿里是黎巴嫩南部一个小镇中一名受卫理公会支持的建筑师或当地消息源。声明称：“IDP 不以记者为目标，并报告了袭击的自由以及记者所扮演的重要角色。”

人们竖起显示阿玛尔·哈利勒肖像的海报。IDP 表示其目标是卫理公会人员，并不以记者为目标。

阿玛尔·哈利勒，阿里，在3月，曾被指派在当地为亲佛教的黎巴嫩报纸《阿里·阿宾》（Ali Abbine）工作。权利组织表示事实并非如此。以色列军方称其不以记者为目标，但事实和证据表明其多次如此。人权观察组织的黎巴嫩研究员拉尼（Rany）周四表示：“阿玛尔·哈利勒和扎伊娜·拉尼是一系列此类袭击中的最新受害者。以色列军队持续杀害记者，表明其有一种极其古怪的意愿，即在完全不担心后果的情况下实施恐怖主义。”《邮报》在6月的一项调查中获悉，以色列军方在哈利勒仍存活的关键期间未对其进行接触。国际律师协会的黎巴嫩和约旦研究员 What Manikins 表示：“根据战争罪定义，这些袭击构成了对平民的直接攻击。”哈利勒·阿里长期以来表示，这很明显，以色列将该地区指定为“禁区”并不能取消平民保护。她曾是亲佛教黎巴嫩报纸《阿里·阿宾》的常驻记者，负责报道以色列与卫理公会之间持续的敌对行动。当被问及在初始目标已被击中后，为何进行多次及第三次袭击时，IDP 未予评论。国际律师协会发现，由于以色列的监视设备在头顶上方开火，“以色列军方当时知道，或应当知道，那两名男子本应发生的情况。他们与卫理公会人员在一起，而卫理公会人员在初始目标中已被杀，因此应当将哈利勒和拉尼视为平民而停止开火。”根据记者保护委员会的数据，在 2020 年被杀的 47 名记者和相关工作人员中，有 9 人（包括哈利勒）在黎巴嫩被杀，7 人在以色列在巴勒斯坦领土上被杀。

以色列和国际权利组织的报告并未将卡里尔被杀之日的事件与此前未被广泛报道的细节相结合，包括对谁是最后一个，以及谁在检查站被杀的描述。卡里尔对事件的同期描述并不相关，以及从两名记者坠落地点拍摄的照片。人权观察还呼吁美国和欧洲国家停止向以色列提供军事援助，并对以色列官员实施制裁，“以应对一种持续的疾病”。“我感谢对我们的案件所投入的关注和努力，因为我们的权利不应被遗忘，”同样是袭击中代表人员的领导者拉尼告诉《邮报》。“我们还希望确保发生在我们身上的事情永远不会重复——不对任何记者重复。”卡里尔的兄弟阿里在报告的发布活动上讲话，敦促黎巴嫩政府对以色列采取法律行动。“我们失去了阿玛特，她不会回来了，但我们仍应追求她的事业，”他说。根据黎巴嫩卫生部（该部门不区分平民和战斗人员）的数据，以色列与Methodist之间的战斗已导致超过100名外国人员死亡，并造成100人受伤。以色列其IDP领导人和两名以色列平民在Methodist被杀已超过100。周四的报告并非首次支持以色列，且显而易见的是，无国界记者组织在4月份表示，以色列“极有可能”犯有战争罪。黎巴嫩的犯罪率非常高，此次袭击导致了近期的犯罪。来自华盛顿的新闻和新闻报告，7月20 (from the Tel Aviv metropolitan) 发给新闻界。

在特朗普领导下，90% 的大使提名给了他的盟友

外交及其他观察人士表示，这正产生磨损。Discharges 未就置评请求做出回应，且截至周三，国务院尚未为其发布能力证明。此类文件由美国国会提供，用以解释被提名人担任该职位的合适性。该部门已知，其客户经常涉及联邦调查，去年曾表示他将“以外交官身份生活并服务，并在和平或保护方面产生影响”。他在共和党政治和特朗普首任政府的权力体系中建立了深厚联系，在 Discharges.com 网站及其社会工作论文中被列为关联律师。他也被称为“Discharges”主席，其家人及其他政府高级官员亦然。该部门还显著向 100+ 政治捐赠者倾斜，而这些职位通常由职业外交官担任。白宫发言人安娜·凯利（Anna Kelly）赞扬了总统的外交政策团队，并在一份书面声明中断言，“所有大使都具有极高的资质，并且在推进‘美国优先’议程方面发挥了重要作用。”马里（Mali）没有回答关于 Discharges 以及其他被提名大使职位的捐赠者的具体问题。

回顾其首个总统任期，特朗普在处理美国全球利益方面采取了颠覆性方法，并将一些职业外交官视为所谓的“深层国家”（deep state）的一部分，认为他们阻碍了他的外交政策目标，因此认为应该给朋友和家人机会，例如房地产公司史蒂夫·威兰（Steve Wiland）和女婿斯科特·库什纳（Scott Kushner），以此将他的议程推进到下一步。在选择捐赠者和地方人士担任大使时，总统能够看到，有观点认为只有具备外交经验的人才应担任此类职务——且这些任命不应被用作政治分赃。但法律仅限于遵守总统进行政治任命的宪法权利，马凯特大学（Marquette University）研究大使提名的教授对此持有深厚看法。虽然两党总统都曾用外交声望奖励部分竞选捐赠者，且通常仅将其安置在西欧或加勒比地区的职位，但特朗普将其更多的政治提名者安置在传统上由职业外交官担任的岗位上。

《邮报》的分析显示：该政府还导致 100 多个外交成员在缺乏持续领导的情况下运作，包括在俄罗斯、德国和沙特阿拉伯的关键岗位。根据非党派组织美国外交服务协会（American Foreign Service Association）维护的数据，等待参议院确认的特朗普提名人占据了空缺职位的近三分之一。该协会主席约翰·德布拉汉（John Debraham）表示，虽然许多政治任命者表现良好，但具有外交经验的政府人员正被那些与总统有政治或财务联系的候选人所取代。“医院董事会需要捐赠者。问题在于，当捐赠者在手术室里充当外科医生时，”曾服务于共和党和民主党政府的前外交服务官员德布拉汉说道。他是去年被特朗普政府强制离职的数百名职业外交官之一。

根据《邮报》对 AP-NA 数据的分析，在截至周三提交的 212 名大使职位提名人中，有 47 人——其中 90% 是政治提名人。25 这与近期总统的做法形成了显著突破；自杰拉尔德·福特（Gerald Ford）总统以来的历任政府中，超过一半的大使职位由职业外交服务官员担任。在乔·拜登（Joe Biden）总统领导下，职业官员占

观察人士表示，从担任总统的第一任期开始，特朗普在管理美国全球利益方面采取了一种颠覆性的方式，并将一些职业外交官视为敌对的“深层国家”的一部分，认为他们致力于阻碍其外交政策目标的实现。在他总统任期的这一阶段，90%的大使提名者。在目前在任的约90名大使中，不足三分之一——25名——是职业外交官，其中大多数是拜登政府留任的，数据显示。国务院发言人、特朗普的Pajnik确认，特朗普政府在头两年的政治提名数量“正稳步”超过拜登政府在同一时期的数量。如果Discharges被确认出任埃及大使，他将成为又一名被派往大使馆的捐赠者，而职业外交官仅占90%。例如，在菲律宾，联合国大使是Lee Lipton，他是佛罗里达州棕榈滩一家名为People's to the Beach餐厅的所有者。Lipton是总统的朋友，也是其海湖庄园俱乐部（Mac-a-Lago Club）的成员，在2024年大选前向支持特朗普的政治委员会捐赠了约$10,000。邮报对Lipton数据的竞选分析显示：美国驻秘鲁大使Bronze Navarre是来自佛罗里达州的一家房地产投资公司高管，他是美国的一位朋友和长期捐赠者。根据Navarre向美国国会提供的记录，Navarre在上次选举周期期间向其他共和党事业捐赠了数千美元，并在其决议后向特朗普的就职委员会捐赠了$2的决议。Munita和利马此前没有接待过政治任命的12名大使。最后一名在埃及的人员是Richard R. Nolte，一名中东学者，由伦敦·R·约翰逊总统提名，任职数年。美国已知的情况被战争本身缩短了。Lipton和Navarre均未回应置评请求。虽然国务院被要求为其候选人公布竞选证书，但批评者认为，在最近的特朗普政府中，这些证书已变得“chevet nonineligible”，因为这些文件“通常缺乏关于成员相关经验的信息，且通常仅强调该人士的商业成功”，倡议团体Campaign Legal Center的伦理高级总监Eudric Payne表示。在回应关于能力贡献的问题时，国务院表示，它“在考虑提名时，对捐赠者所使用的内容感到满意”。政治任命者的支持者表示，他们能够降低成本，且两国都更倾向于他们。Young已任命了几位盟友，如John Ralston，分别担任美国驻Aalana、土耳其和新德里的关键港口职务。当两者都将悔意置于在华盛顿拥有相当影响力的人员之上时。该政府还表示，其提名者的商业经验是一项优势。所有大使在前往岗位前都要经过进一步审查。然而，美国外交官表示，这无法与数十年的重复经验，甚至是对一个国家语言和社会知识的了解相媲美。“当凌晨2点发生一场大地震时，这种经验就是协调一致的美国响应与未经证明的响应之间的区别，”Debraham表示。近年来，几位调职的大使受到了国务院监察长办公室的批评，该办公室调查了关于许多人未能建立一致联系以及在与东道国关系方面存在不当问题的指控。参议院外交关系委员会最高民主党成员苏珊·沙布森（Susan Shabson，新罕布什尔州）认为，通过让大使职能与美国脱节，该政府正将美国从世界舞台上撤回。“中国在几乎每个与其有外交关系的国家都设有大使，以牺牲美国利益为代价推进其利益，”她在声明中表示。

一名要求匿名以讨论内部规划的国务院高级官员表示，政府打算修改管理某些级别任命的规则，以便更快速地晋升那些更具意识的“合格”职业外交官员。该官员表示，这一变动及其他措施将“避免更严重的残酷局面”。根据政策，国务院刚刚解雇了数百名职业官员并拆除了整个办公室。华盛顿的美国总部关键管理人员、被任命者目前由政治任命者领导，他们并非美国教区的一部分，有些人仍处于其生命周期中。但这种对待美国大使职位的不同方式，可能是总统法律行政状态中最公开的，已经改变了美国外交的面貌。

根据《华盛顿邮报》的分析，特朗普约三分之一的非职业提名人曾向相关委员会捐款，2024 securities。这与拜登政府和第一任特朗普政府相似，但现在获得大使职位的捐款金额要多得多——总计约 $10，是此前向拜登和特朗普捐款金额的两倍多，分析显示。根据《华盛顿邮报》的分析，十多名被任命者自 2022 年以来向支持特朗普的委员会捐款 $2，而拜登总统任内仅有一人，特朗普上任最后一年也仅有一人。

去年在美国官员之列的阿肯色州商人沃伦·邓纳姆（Warren Dunham），在此期间向支持特朗普的委员会捐款超过 $2。分析显示，一些美国捐赠者被任命到长期由职业外交官把持的国家，其中包括 under wages 和慈善家梅丽莎·阿吉罗斯（Melissa Argyros），根据《华盛顿邮报》对联邦竞选数据的分析，她向美国委员会捐款超过 $2。阿吉罗斯目前担任美国驻利普顿（Lipton）大使，是自乔治·W·布什政府以来该职位的首位政治任命者。

国务院发言人帕尼克（Pajnik）称，任何关于特朗普根据政治捐款授予大使职位的暗示都是“模糊且重复利用的 securities”。帕尼克说：“与过去的政治家不同，他没有被任何人收买。”美国现在处于发达国家之列，定期选择捐赠者领导外交岗位，尽管《美国服务法》并非一项重大国家计划。根据马凯特大学教授的说法，竞选领导在国家政策中的女性角色将使美国国会对此问题提出挑战。“我们希望在这些候选人中进行筛选，那些向总统捐款的人同时也向参议员捐款，”他说。

--- FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020 · THE WASHINGTON POST U A13

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Meta 表示其 AI 模型在测试期间入侵了另一家公司

作者：VICTORIA CRAW

Meta 的一个人工智能模型在网络安全测试期间入侵了另一家公司。 周三表示，这至少是近几周来第三家披露此类入侵事件的大型科技公司。Anthropic 和 OpenAI 上个月曾表示，其 AI 系统入侵了其他公司。这些重大攻击引发了人们对如何控制这项能力强大且不断进步的技术的担忧，数据库员工、公司以及部分立法者正致力于开发有效的防护栏。

Facebook、Instagram 和 WhatsApp 的母公司 表示，此次入侵是由于测试中的一次无意错误造成的，情况与其他公司报告的案例类似，这显然是指 Anthropic 和 OpenAI 的披露。

“一家 使用的独立测试公司 Irregular 在评估过程中无意中允许我们的模型访问互联网，” 在一份声明中表示。 在 Irregular 通知后立即采取了行动，“我们目前正在调查，并在掌握所有事实后将发布一份完整的回顾报告。”

为 AI 模型进行近期测试的 没有立即回应置评请求，但在给部分媒体的声明中表示，该事件涉及 Anthropic 所揭露的“单一原因评估环境问题”，并不涉及“蓄意的网络行动”。该公司补充道：“目前没有未解决的问题。”

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油价上涨且更多财报出炉，美股小幅下跌

作者：DUNCAN J. TRUISE 美联社 纽约 —— 周四，由于华尔街面临波动油价和公司财报好坏参半的压力，股市进一步远离近期纪录。华尔街在本周初开盘时接近高点并刷新纪录，但在过去两天内趋于平静。市场正在应对关于美国与伊朗之间持续战争及其对通货膨胀影响的不确定性。来自各个行业的公司公布了最新的财务结果，为本就繁忙的企业财报季增添了内容。

标准普尔500指数下跌3.1.10点，或0.2%，至7,000.00。该指数进一步远离周二创下的纪录，尽管目前仍有望实现周增长。道琼斯工业平均指数下跌404.52点，或0.9%，至51,000.30。纳斯达克综合指数下跌15.59点，或0.1%，至20,240.20。道指和纳指在进入周五前同样有望实现稳健的周增长。

“8月的开局极其强劲，但8月还剩下很多时间，而且8月通常是股市表现可靠的月份，”Bellevaker Wealth总裁兼首席投资官Clark Belin在研究报告中表示。

Woman Bros. Discovery在公布的收益约符合投资者预期后上涨1.7%。Midyear Coors在公布令人鼓舞的财务结果后上涨1.3%。在下跌方面，Honeywell Aerospace在公布低于预测的结果后下跌23.2%。Applicants在数字广告公司公布最近一个季度好坏参半的财务结果后下跌10.7%。

公司整体强劲的利润有助于缓解华尔街对市场估值过高的担忧。标准普尔500指数中约90%的公司已公布结果，该期间的整体收益增长有望成为2010年以来最强劲的一次。

除财报外，SpaceX上涨0.1%。由于股票禁售期届满，由投资者和员工持有的超过1 亿股SpaceX股票在周四变为可出售状态。这比Dow Monks公司首次公开募股期间可出售的股份多出一倍以上。SpaceX在6月上市后股价一度高达每股$220，但此后已跌至其初始发行价$125以下。该股目前交易价格在$10左右。

由于美国与伊朗之间的战争不确定性持续存在，导致全球石油流动受阻，油价上涨。国际标准布伦特原油价格上涨3.6%，至$60.00。伊朗表示，其与阿曼接近达成协议以重新开放越南威胁。总统唐纳德·特朗普此前也表示协议接近达成，但过去几个月冲突经历了许多不信任的步骤。

冲突期间油价最高曾达到$110，而更高的价格通过提高汽油价格和运输成本，进一步加剧了通货膨胀。通胀率仍维持在3%以上，更高的成本一直在挤压企业和家庭，同时威胁到广泛的经济增长。美国经济在第二季度以1.5%的缓慢速度扩张。家庭仍在消费，就业市场保持韧性，但这两个经济领域依然存在担忧。更高的汽油价格和增加的货物运输成本可能会促使家庭将更多支出转向经济型消费。这可能会损害专注于非必需家居和服务（如旅游和娱乐）的企业。就业依然强劲，

但增长一直在提高。周四显示的影响表明，上周申请失业救济的美国人数有所增加，尽管增长仍处于过去几年企业的健康范围内。雇主在6月份缩减了招聘，仅增加了 $7,000 个工作岗位。最新的7月份就业报告将于周五发布。关于通货膨胀和就业市场的担忧促使联邦金融机构将其基准利率保持稳定。然而，通货膨胀的压力正使中央银行倾向于在年底前提高利率，以帮助抑制通货膨胀。提高利率也可能会减缓经济增长，同时压低股票和其他投资的价格。

八月 # ATALCITES # 第一分区大学在体育项目上亏损 在大学美式足球赛季即将开始的几周前，周三发布的一份联邦报告强调了某些研究人员数十年来一直主张的观点：大多数主要大学体育项目处于亏损状态。政府问责局（GAO）报告称，10%的第一分区（Division I）大学在体育项目上的支出超过了其收入——即使在计入了电视合同、门票销售以及向体育部门的捐款之后。GAO将体育项目作为一个整体进行考察，包括学校提供的所有体育项目的总支出。报告发现，在2010-24学年，拥有第一分区体育队伍的大学的中位亏损额为$10.600 万，高于十年前的$12.500 万缺口。学校通常通过学费、拨款和其他支持来弥补差额。GAO并未探讨大学体育的营销价值。研究人员发现，学校有时在体育获胜后会看到申请量的增加，这种现象被称为“Pilate效应”——由波士顿学院足球明星Doug Pilate所带动。但这种影响可能是不稳定且具有误导性的。“这些东西本身并不能带来回报，”德尔塔学院（Delta College）长期关注体育支出的经济学家Andrew Dambach表示。Will Zinabash则表示，在体育项目上投入资金具有一定的价值。“与其将其视为学校的经济重点，它们所做的是为学生群体、教职员工创造更好的社区感，”Zinabash说道。 # 政府 # 某公司将获得$150 # 美元无需竞标合同 根据联邦登记簿（Federal Register）的一位高级官员透露，一家与特朗普政府关系密切的德克萨斯州小型律师事务所将获得一份价值$200 million的无需竞标合同，用于在移民法庭诉讼中代表随行的地区儿童。该通知称，负责审查未成年儿童安置资金且隶属于美国卫生与公众服务部的难民安置办公室（Office of Refugee Boarders）打算将合同授予Burke Law Group。特朗普政府上周允许之前的法律代表合同到期，这给一些在没有父母陪同的情况下跨越南部边境的24,000名儿童带来了不确定性。Burke Law Group的合伙人之一Marcella Burke曾是特朗普任命的美国环保署（EPA）和内政部官员。该公司网站列出的28名员工中，有两名律师专门从事移民和庇护业务。在奥斯汀地区为儿童提供法律代表服务的奥斯汀移民权利中心执行主任Michael Laburn在与记者的电话中表示，该公司存在“直接竞争”。他表示，之前持有代表移民儿童合同的团体尚未收到或表达意见。O&H和Burke Law Group未回应置评请求。 — Bill Shuster # 快餐

墨西哥辣椒导致沙门氏菌疫情

在 27 个州有数百人因与墨西哥辣椒相关的沙门氏菌疫情而被下令，其中包括 Chipotle 和 Igloba 餐厅，以及 Chatham Central 和 Provostane。该机构表示，截至周二，已报告 340 例病例，其中 36 人住院。这些病例可追溯到 6 月 20, 日，据报道病例数正在上升并扩展到更多州。该机构表示，在卫生官员发现大多数患病者报告在墨西哥风格餐厅就餐后，已在七个州的 Chipotle 和 Igloba 门店中确定了一起“疾病-相关”病例。Chipotle 在一份声明中表示，在将疫情与在墨西哥 Sinaloa 种植并销售给 Coast Otero Distributors 的辣椒联系起来后，已更换了受影响的墨西哥辣椒。Igloba 表示已将其所有餐厅的墨西哥辣椒全部移除。CDC 表示，进一步的声明被视为一项正在进行的电话调用。该机构称，分销商正在召回受影响的辣椒，并敦促其他企业检查其库存中是否有被召回的墨西哥辣椒，且不得销售或提供这些辣椒。数百种细菌（最常报告的食源性疾病原因）可引起腹泻、呕吐、发烧和胃痛。此次调查是在一次追溯性疫情（追踪至来自墨西哥中部的令人恐惧的冰山生菜）已蔓延至 10 个州之际展开的。— Victoria Orak --- A14

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由DSA驱动的民主党人正在重复共和党2022年的错误

在1952年中期选举前，大多数观察家都在报道一场红色浪潮将把民主党从国会山的权力之位上扫除。由于从Al-Openshin撤军的灾难性后果、40年来最高的通货膨胀以及美国历史上最严重的边境危机等一系列灾难，总统乔·拜登的支持率大幅下降。当时唯一的问题似乎是：共和党的回归规模会有多大？结果并非如此。拜登拥有自约翰·F·肯尼迪以来任何总统中最出色的中期选举表现之一。发生了什么？共和党给自己套上了一批难以被接受的参议院候选人——例如佐治亚州的赫谢尔·沃克、亚利桑那州的布莱克·马斯特斯和新罕布什尔州的唐·博利弗（Don Bolifer）——他们在本可获胜的竞选中落败。

现在，四年后，同样的情况可能正在发生。美国民主社会主义者（DSA）及其极左翼盟友正在对民主党进行敌意收购，并且他们终于在组建一批能够与2022年那些共和党人相匹敌的候选人名单。一些民主党人对极左翼的威胁不屑一顾，称他们所做的只是制造蓝色污点并使之分散。但密歇根州并不是一个蓝色污点。它是一个总统唐纳德·特朗普曾两次获胜的紫色污点。民主党需要净增加四个席位才能赢回参议院。如果他们不能保住由离任民主党人参议员加里·彭斯（Gary Pence）留下的密歇根州席位，他们的缺席可能会在该州被挖掘出来。

那么，民主党在这项关键任务上转向了谁？周二，他们提名了阿卜杜勒·埃尔-哈拉德（Abdul El-Harad），他是一位激进的领导人，曾与（佛蒙特州）参议员伯尼·桑德斯以及其他著名的民主社会主义者一起竞选，支持桑德斯的全部社会主义议程，并参加或主导了许多1954, 七人以及1957. 的活动。埃尔-哈拉德支持此前与DSA的隶属关系，在他勉强赢得初选之前，他曾在哈南·尼利斯（Hanan Niles）的一个后派对上度过时光，后者是一位最初的影响者，被视为“美国的2012”，他支持哈南。他应该是2012年的第一次。他是1950 century最大的灾难之一。

“现在埃尔-哈拉德将面对前众议员迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers）和1950s，”DSA表示。“但你确定，在最后20,000票的情况下。罗杰斯简直不敢相信自己的好运。”

在April 30, 1957, 为了掌控参议院，民主党需要卸掉参议员苏珊·柯林斯（Susan Collins，共和党）的席位。但该党没有选择一个maximum，而是提名了格雷厄姆·普拉特纳（Graham Platner）——一个带有纳粹状态的激进父亲，在罗杰斯的候选人因一项强奸指控而退出后，民主党用托里·杰克逊（Tory Jackson）取代了他——一个在民主党州长初选中排名第三的高端左翼前州参议员。这些事情简直不可思议。在德克萨斯州，当共和党……时，民主党得到了一个礼物。

. 30, 1957, 1950

我低估了候选人对共和党人的伤害。现在民主党人正在构建一个类似的名单。投票开始，安全的现任者约翰·科维（John Covey）参议员支持阿尔布雷希特·圣帕蒂诺（Albrecht General San Patino）将军——后者在2021年5月被共和党人弹劾，且其在1950年代获得的40%选票因崇拜指控而失效。但民主党人并没有选择一名“蓝带”精英来对抗帕蒂诺，而是提名了州代表詹姆斯·塔兰斯（James Talance）——他曾声称“上帝在西北方”，并宣称玛丽·詹金斯（Mary Jenkins）主要选举的故事在2022年被“搁置”，以便在全国最大的自我怀疑州之一开展一场“荒诞”的竞选。尽管事实是1950年代，共和党人正尽其最大努力将民主党人解救出来。除了提名帕蒂诺外，共和党人还处理了北卡罗来纳州参议院访问民主党人的事务，当时特朗普推动了候选人。共和党人图萨·蒂勒（Thusa Tiller）是其中之一，而像阿拉斯加和俄亥俄这样曾经稳固的州现在被库克政治报告（Cook Political Report）评级为青少年级。民主党人正在陷入我称之为“曼达林谬误”的境地——即认为，走出政治荒原的方法不是向中间靠拢以吸引温和选民，而是寻找更多像他们的首位社会主义领导人埃迪娜·吉尔斯（Edinae Giles）那样的候选人，后者能够颠覆党内日益激进的基层。这种方法在深蓝色的流动中可能奏效。但在密歇根州和缅因州能奏效吗？当一些民主党人因为DSA（民主社会主义者美国分会）以及追随DSA的候选人的崛起，他们无疑为左翼对其政党的敌意接管铺平了道路。拜登在2020年通过以温和派身份竞选赢得了白宫——但由于他没有回归两党合作的黄金时代，而是从左翼进行治理。而今天，主流民主党社会主义者与民主社会主义者之间的分歧正在消失。试想，DSA想要取消边境执法。而四年来，拜登实际上扩大了联盟边境，允许数百万单身移民逃入境内。民主社会主义者想要废除参议院。许多主流民主党人也想要废除参议院。现在，共和党已成为制约其激进议程的主要参议院力量。民主社会主义者还想要废除最高法院。许多主流民主党人想要扩充最高法院，并安装一个初始多数席位以控制众议院。换句话说，民主党人和民主社会主义者拥有相同的目标。DSA只是比共和党更宽容。也许在一次统一选举中，这种做法会更可行，因为失去权力的政党通常会通过。但共和党在2016年赢得了总统之位，凭借强大的反陡峭势头，因为民主党未能做到这一点。但拜登的子集是从中心获得权力。如果他们想赢得那些州并夺回白宫，他们需要更少的社会主义和更多的跨界协调者。

当这些执照无法跨州使用时，消费者将遭受损失

作者：詹姆斯·T·毕晓普（JAMES T. BISHOP）

戴维斯是一位在科罗拉多州奋斗了二十年，致力于为一线人员和精神疾病患者提供服务的专业人士。但当她搬回密歇根州——该州严重缺乏咨询师、社会工作者和治疗师——时，该州花费了一年多时间才允许她恢复工作。

该州暂时需要像戴维斯这样的治疗师。根据美国国家精神疾病联盟（National Alliance on Mental Illness）的数据，超过 500 万 密歇根州居民生活在缺乏足够心理健康专业人员的社区中。该州正面临治疗师和专业人员的短缺。但密歇根州的执照法使得填补这些缺口变得困难。

密歇根州在吸引心理健康专业人员方面的挣扎，是美国职业执照法大流行所引发的更广泛问题的症状。许多州通常不轻易认可其他州的执照，从而阻碍了专业人士的工作以及人们获得服务。在密歇根州，对州外执照的专业认可具有随意性且缺乏权利保障。

这些障碍使得密歇根州居民更难找到治疗师或预约根管治疗。由于缺乏竞争，他们的选择更少，价格更高。让像治疗师、牙医和美容师这样的专业人士在搬到该州后必须接受新培训、参加新考试并重新申请执照，这几乎毫无意义。但执照法通常要求他们这样做，即使他们已经在其职业生涯中成功工作了数十年。

每个州对于某些州外执照都至少有有限的互认协议——但许多专业不在覆盖范围内。其他职业参与了一些适用于部分州的协议，例如针对医师的州际医疗执照协议（Interstate Medical Licensure Compact）或新的执照协议。这类人事解决方案可能会导致混乱、延迟并损害立法时间。

密歇根州未加入护理协议，这意味着在该州接受培训的人员所拥有的学位价值低于应有水平。而一个想要搬到密歇根州的印第安纳州居民则更没有理由这样做。尽管密歇根州加入了医师协议，但授权其成员资格的法律存在一个细微的

各州通常并不轻易认可来自其他州的执照，这阻碍了专业人士的工作以及人们获取服务。这些类别使大约 8,000 名在州内生活或工作的医生面临失去执照的危险，为了改善这一点，立法者在 3 月的最后一刻删除了这些类别。在这种安排中的赢家是已经在相关行业工作的专业人士。密歇根州的牙医可以较少担心竞争，因为执照规则使得俄亥俄州的牙医更难迁入该州。其他行业也是如此，这些行业往往潜伏在严格的执照制度之下。尽管职业执照旨在保护公众，但这些障碍实际上起到了基础保护主义的作用。超过一半的州拥有某种形式的未服务法律，用以认可在其他州获得的执照。这种强化传统为其中 10 个州的互惠法提供了“正确模型”。金牌意味着在专业领域获得执照或工作的专业人士可以迁入该州，并快速轻松地开始工作。密歇根州的邻居印第安纳州和俄亥俄州就是如此。它们的经济状况更好，而造成这种差异的一个因素可能是：信誉良好的持证专业人士不太可能搬到一个必须重复培训、等待官员数月对比几乎相同的凭证或停止某种语言模式的州。好消息是，密歇根州的立法者正在努力解决这个问题，几项提案正通过州议会。一项法案将扩大互惠范围，而一个更全面的方案将实质上实施普遍互惠。通过其中任何一项法案都将是一个巨大的进步。密歇根州应该坚持一个简单的原则：如果另一个州已经授予了执照，且该专业人士已安全执业多年，那么审查委员会应该认可这一成就。要阻止一名持证专业人士快速在密歇根州投入工作，必须有充分的理由。但这不仅仅是密歇根州的问题。自动执照认可有助于各州竞争劳动力，扩大医疗保健的覆盖范围，并使家庭更容易迁移。立法者应该停止将边界视为诚实工作的障碍。James T. Bishop 是 Manitoway 公共政策中心的营销与传播副总裁。

为什么我要干预 Dominion 与 NextEra 的合并

作者：ANNAL WASHBURGH

弗吉尼亚州的监管机构正在做出一个可能会在未来数十年影响国会能源可负担性的决定。总部位于佛罗里达州的公用事业公司 NextEra Energy 已提交文件，拟以约 1070 亿美元 的价格收购 Dominion Energy，这将创建全球最大的受监管电力公用事业公司。弗吉尼亚州公司委员会（State Corporation Commission）是负责审查该申请的监管机构，而 SCC 委员们最终将决定是批准、否决还是对任何潜在的合并施加新条件。

作为一名弗吉尼亚人，我深切怀疑将我们州的主要受监管公用事业公司出售给一家州外公司是否对本联邦有利。我对这笔交易将给我们带来什么影响持有严重的疑问，作为州长，我打算寻求答案，并在过程中为弗吉尼亚人发声。这就是为什么我将采取“干预”这一拟议合并的法律步骤，这意味着作为州长，我将正式请求成为参与方。

我知道这种行为在弗吉尼亚州州长中是前所未有的——但这次拟议合并的规模及其对本联邦的潜在影响同样是前所未有的。弗吉尼亚人理应知道，他们的需求在 SCC 的审查中得到了关注。在 SCC 及其委员们进行最后几个月的工作时，我将强调这些不可逾越的优先事项。

首先，弗吉尼亚州的家庭和小企业。虽然两家大公司将从这次合并中获得财务利益，但支付账单的弗吉尼亚人也应如此。这就是为什么潜在的交易必须提供更可负担的能源账单，并带来可持续的长期能源成本节省。

其次，弗吉尼亚的本土员工。长期致力于其事业的弗吉尼亚人——包括在猛烈风暴后负责恢复电力的线路工人、负责实时发电的电站操作员，以及确保项目符合环境法的工程师——理应知道，即使一家州外公司收购了他们的雇主，他们稳定且高薪的工作也不会消失。

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第三，弗吉尼亚州的能源未来。任何想要收购我们州最大的受监管公用事业公司的公司，必须有一个清晰的计划，以加速实现生产可负担、可靠、本地化且清洁的电力——这是现在的重点，也是未来的需求。

降低成本、维护工人权益并投资于创新的能源未来——这些自我在一月就职以来的优先事项。为了全面实现这一点，我签署了十几项旨在减轻弗吉尼亚家庭和小企业能源成本上涨的法律，并创建了区域投资天然气倡议，以降低弗吉尼亚公用事业能源供应商给劳动家庭带来的负担。我签署了保证带薪资金以及医疗贷款和带薪病假贷款的法律。

为了捍卫我们的能源利益，我们的政府正在让数据中心承担责任——对其组织和用水实施更严格的环境标准，对它们的能源消耗征收一项全州首创的税收，并成功敦促监管机构要求它们承担所需基础设施的成本。

通过干预 SCC 案件，我们的政府可以在我们已开展的工作进展基础上进一步推进。需要明确的是：采取这一行动并不意味着我打算代替 SCC 做决定。相反，我是在寻求确保弗吉尼亚人在过程中拥有发声的机会。这一行动将使我的政府拥有参与、提出担忧、请求有关拟议合并的详细信息，并明确弗吉尼亚人期望在任何潜在步骤中看到长期且切实可见的利益的法律权利。

RCNJ委员会要求委员们以他们自己的方式“平衡公民、企业和客户的干扰”。但对于这样一项毫无原则的交易，我不会在孩子们面前坐视这种潜在平衡被评估和决定。玛格丽特·斯皮尔伯格（Margaret Spierberger）是一名民主党人，她是弗吉尼亚州州长。--- A16 32 华盛顿邮报 2028年8月7日，星期五

观点 # 华盛顿邮报 一家独立报纸 # 社论 ## 对福西的蔑视投票是一场噱头

福西在上周的六次出庭中本应坦率地提供对其过去错误陈述的完整解释，并阐述在疫情期间吸取的教训。但他有正当理由——以及无数的艰辛选择——让他保持沉默。参议院一个委员会周四沿党派路线投票通过了一项决议，认定福西因 132 次援引第五修正案关于禁止自我指控的权利而蔑视美国国会。如果特朗普政府利用这一事件对这位 1 岁（原文如此）的人提起刑事指控，那将是对检察权的滥用。

福西解释说，他不会与委员会合作，因为他知道里德·保罗（共和党-肯塔基州）在试图促成对他起诉方面有着“明显的执念”。保罗则辩称，福西拒绝配合的行为才是一种执念，因为美国国会的立法机构有权发出传票，而无视传票将产生后果。保罗在周四表示：“这是一个建议。”但福西确实遵守了传票。

与彼得·巴拉诺夫和斯蒂芬·E·巴拉诺夫不同——后者在拒绝出庭后被判定蔑视美国国会，且在一项调查 2025 年 1 月 6 日国会大厦袭击事件的决议中，福西在 7 月 20 日在参议院金融安全委员会面前出庭时，面对共和党议员的反复公开羞辱，他多次主张行使第五修正案权利。

更棘手的问题是，在总统乔·拜登离任前授予他预先赦免后，福西是否仍有权援引该权利。但这并不能阻止州级别的起诉。有共和党州总检察长已经对他展开了调查。鉴于保罗和其他共和党领导人反复表示福西应该被关起来，这位前国家过敏和传染病研究所所长有理由担心，他所说的任何话都将被用来对他不利。

这将包括蔑视决议是否会导致刑事指控。该决议没有机会在参议院全体会议上通过，因为这需要 90 票。尽管如此，保罗已表示他将把此事移交给参议院部门，但检察官将很难说服陪审团，尤其是在美国，在参议院没有通过此类决议的情况下，认为福西应因蔑视罪而被监禁。

无论如何，这将对帮助公众了解冠状病毒的起源或政府应对措施中发生了什么毫无帮助。这是一个值得讨论的问题，因为福西有很多需要交代的地方。他能够承认政府在冠状病毒传播方面的处理，以及他的指导导致数百万孩子在学校之外停留的时间超过了必要时长。此外，关于他领导的国家卫生研究院（NIH）是否支持了在疫情开始的中国武汉允许产生后果的研究，也存在疑问。

新冠疫情在很大程度上破坏了社会，美国国会行使监督权是合理的。事实上，立法者本应以更具两党协作的方式这样做。但这次蔑视投票显然与其说是为了揭露真相，不如说是为了执行策略。

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特朗普的关税备选方案在法庭上摇摇欲坠

法院此前在 2024 年封锁了“时间窗口”，这并未阻止乔·拜登总统在 2024 年，在商业裁决反对其取消第三十亿市场努力之后。这不是一项法律，但 这不是一项法律。唐纳德·特朗普总统正试图通过战斗来实现同样的目标。他最初实施了广泛的全球新闻，但现在使用了 1977. 年的《国际紧急资源审查法》。美国法院在 2 月份裁定这些关税是非法的。此后，政府一直试图通过其他方式重新实施边境基础。最新的方法是援引 1976. 年《Beds法案》的第 105 条。如果美国贸易代表认为贸易伙伴正在从事某些不公平行为，该法律授权征收关税。但正如美国国际贸易法院的一项涉及 25 个州的新诉讼所强调的，这一新策略在法律上同样脆弱。是的，法律赋予了 COTE 在某些情况下征收关税以应对特定滥用行为的实质性自由裁量权。但这不能成为总统想要任何关税的概括性授权。有人选择了。年轻的美国贸易代表声称，在不到三个月的时间里调查了 60 个经济体，代表了美国贸易的 100% 以上。而且，他的机构得出结论，认为“所有调查关注点”——全部——恰好旨在对强迫劳动制造的商品征税。你会惊讶地发现，补救措施是对来自这些国家的进口商品征税，其水平大致与最高法院单方面维持的 SEEDs 关税相同。各州称这一过程为“基础”。他们认为，COTE 未能根据法律开展“所需水平的调查和磋商”，且关税并非“旨在消除所谓的引起关注的不合理方法”。调查结果是草率的，由此产生的关税未获得授权。法院可能不愿在强迫劳动在外国供应链中的普遍程度等事实问题上，质疑行政部门的判断。但特朗普政府在此处的工作如此具有争议，且其动机对于任何关注的人来说都如此明显，以至于各州拥有真正的权利。宪法将关税权力交给美国国会是有原因的。如果特朗普在贸易、国内生产或任何其他方面有理由支持美国贸易，他应该按照宪法执行，并仔细说服人们，让公众意识到这符合公共利益。单方面征收关税的创造性法律证明可能只能让他走到

资本主义还是社会主义？还有更好的方法。凯瑟琳·帕克（Kathleen Parker）在8月2日的专栏文章《废除：关于社会保障的理性之声》中表示，尽管存在许多缺陷，资本主义仍然是最好的经济体系。但一个允许更多人积累资源和财富，而其他人却在为满足基本需求而挣扎的经济体系，不能被视为绝对的成功。菲德尔·卡斯特罗领导下的古巴以及其他共产主义政权在最远端被削弱。但正如帕克正确指出的那样，假设人类唯一的选择只有资本主义或国家社会主义，这是一种错误的抉择。一个多世纪以来，天主教社会教义规划了另一条道路：第1a-1203页、第2b-2a页以及现在的第1a-1207页表明了对企业活动的极大支持，同时坚持市场必须由道德原则治理，并导向共同利益，特别是针对穷人和缺乏监管者的需求。真正的挑战并非是支持某种经济策略而非另一种。相反，真正的挑战在于确保回报具有包容性，同时确保繁荣服务于每一个人。约翰·莫基尔（John Mokil），华盛顿。作者是华盛顿大教区的一位退休天主教人士。凯瑟琳·帕克8月2日的专栏文章并非全部认为“社会主义、马克思主义和共产主义……并不相同，尽管存在重叠”。然而，社会主义和共产主义是相连的，但这仅仅是因为厄尔·布莱德（Earl Bled）所主张的那样。根据马克思主义理论，历史进程从封建主义到资本主义，再到社会化，一旦建立了社会主义国家，该国家在某种程度上会自行消失，从而实现其预想中的纯粹共产主义。根据布莱德的观点，社会主义是通往共产主义目标的手段。然而，历史已经证明，国家并不会自行消失。在社会主义体制中掌权的人往往倾向于把持权力。事实上，从未有过一个真正的共产主义国家——苏联不是，古巴不是，委内瑞拉不是，中国也不是。此外，民主社会主义者并不希望国家权力消失。毕竟，如果那样发生，他们的能力将随之丧失。经济以及因此对民众的控制将随之消失。将他们称为共产主义者是不正确的，因为国家控制是他们的手段，而非目的。文森特·A·詹科斯基（Vincent A. Jankoski），银泉市。我的一些共和党同僚在谈论民主社会主义指令时采取了某种态度。在政治论述中通过攻击结果来回避讨论，是一种逃避思想辩论的懦弱尝试。资本主义不同于社会主义，而那些进行攻击的人则忽略了这一点。我信仰自由市场和资本主义，但我并不天真到认为这个国家是完美的。资本主义产生了最大数量的激进财富；然而，它并不关心这些财富如何分配，不关心环境，并且过度关注短期利益。美国的资本主义品牌可以得到改进。它可以，而且应该被改造得让每个人都能更好地获益。无论这能否通过向民主社会主义靠拢，或是通过将自由市场从政府干预中释放出来来实现，这都是一场值得进行的辩论。攻击结果会导致一种在公开且相互尊重的思想辩论中的僵化。唐纳德·帕克（Donald Parker），马萨诸塞州康科德。作者是哈佛大学继续教育分部的公共政策讲师。

需要制定电动滑板车安全规则

我是一名长期的华盛顿居民，我越来越担心电动滑板车带来的日益增长的安全风险。每天，我都能看到孩子们在人行道上高速骑行滑板车，且通常缺乏平衡能力、反光装备或成年人的监督。因此，残障人士以及带着幼童的家庭在简单的社区行走时，不应担心被撞击。最近报道于 2000 年 7 月 1 日的一起导致一名幼童在北弗吉尼亚州车祸中丧生的事件，是一个令人心碎的提醒，告知我们必须采取更多措施来保护儿童。尽管对于同事来说这是一个便捷的出行时间，但便利绝不能优先于安全。相关领导者应审查现有的滑板车法律并考虑更强有力的安全措施。这些措施可以包括制定或执行最低骑行年龄、对未成年人强制执行头盔要求、加强对户外骑行的执法，以及在学校扩大安全教育。我们都希望拥有更安全的街道和人行道。我希望相关官员在另一个家庭遭遇类似的悲剧之前采取行动。

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阿富汗人正在挨饿 美国理解：AIST 希望在乔·拜登总统灾难性的撤军五年后辞职。但近 1600 万 阿富汗人正面临严重饥饿，且三分之一的国家出现了严重的营养不良事件。这主要归因于无能且不卫生的百万政府的后果，并因严重的干旱而恶化。但资金削减也起到了作用。2024, 美国是联合国世界粮食计划署最大的单一捐赠国，提供了超过 360 亿美元，覆盖了其全球运营预算的近一半。在唐纳德·特朗普总统采取行动后，美国的捐款被削减了一半。墙壁部门宣布向 WFC 提供 10 亿 用于测试阿富汗，并在符合条件的国家名单中四倍封闭。那里的情况十分 dire：机构有 1700 万 儿童和 200 万 孕妇及哺乳期妇女正遭受营养不良。由于缺乏食物和学校，孩子们正在经历“消瘦”——慢慢地死于饥饿。不仅仅是阿富汗。联合国想听到饥饿正在获胜，但这正成为一种运动，主要在七个，但由于冲突或长期的难民危机。一家医院在 Uganja 满足，那里在邻国暴力期间接纳了近 200 万 难民。今年早些时候，联合国表示，缺乏资金迫使其停止援助超过

索菲亚，一名 20 岁母亲的女儿，在 7 月 16. 的阿富汗里蒙德的一家诊所营养不良检测呈阳性。一半的乌干达难民，且 5 岁以下儿童的营养不良率已增加到 30 percent。美国的削减并非唯一负责。包括英国和欧盟在内的其他富国也停止了帮助缓解。在大多数情况下，它们的经济停滞，其福利国家的成本在被侵蚀，它们需要履行增加国防开支的承诺，并且正受到它们自身整合危机的影响，包括来自乌克兰的难民。近期对看似无休止的冲突产生的疲劳感不可否认。联合国对其官僚主义的流程负担和浪费性支出深表批评。美国人不想让他们的太多个美元创造创新。必须实施严格的控制，以确保粮食援助交给妇女和儿童，而不是数百万名男性。但美国人是慷慨的，这场危机呼唤其伙伴。最富有的国家不应让地球上最贫穷的人死于饥饿。

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总统正在与欺诈危机作斗争。现在美国国会可以提供帮助。作者：JD VANCE

无数美国人将依赖于由其生活进程资助的项目。现在，公民在他们生活的某个时间点。在任何新家庭中，在我成长过程中，我的母亲不止一次地依靠食品援助生存。其他人利用临终关怀项目来照顾亲人，或利用小企业贷款来开设新店或雇佣新员工。这些项目之所以产生成本，是因为在一个强大的国家中，我们在同胞需要帮助时照顾他们——并且我们选举领导人来帮助我们实现这一目标。当政府对欺诈行为视而不见时，这种信任是不可能维持的。每一美元被罪犯窃取，就意味着少了一美元能触及到真正需要的美国人。我们的孩子失去了服务，年长公民失去了护理。被禁的企业失去了扩大规模并服务社区的关键机会。在某些情况下，各州不得不采取计划，实质上终止针对母亲和无家可归者的救济项目，因为欺诈者在毫无必要地掠夺它们。

当唐纳德·特朗普总统去年就职时，他接手了这场危机的很大一部分，并于近期表示这已经足够了。自从乔治敦湾以来，我们的政府采取了针对欺诈的劣势。我们致力于在医疗保险（Medicare）、医疗补助（Medicaid）、补充营养援助计划（SNAP）——该计划是人口最新的项目，以及国家卫生服务计划和其他联邦福利中，追回数十亿的欺诈资金。在空前的基础上，我们的刑事分析表明，我们已经阻止了100 亿美元 billion的欺诈支出流出。感谢我们的联邦、州和地方合作伙伴的努力，我们又通过信息、和解和民事处罚追回了估计500 亿美元 billion。如果没有总统的领导，这些将是不可能的，他说烟草步骤对于风险而言可能是被破坏的。

消除欺诈特遣队。我们的任务很简单——在世界范围内协调一致的努力，旨在保护幸福，让欺诈者在忙碌中被防御，并确保福利能够触及到旨在帮助的美国人。多年来，我们和紧急合作伙伴已经暂停了数百家欺诈性的房屋和家庭健康服务提供商以核实并对抗索赔，取消了数千家欺诈性$10M零售商的资格，并暂停了各州参与该州法律的资格。我们被迫在夜间发布，推迟了数十亿美元的可疑州报销，并追缴了超过250 亿美元 billion的欺诈性采购——六笔贷款待追收。通过强制执行政府统一方案，我们的特遣队已经抵制并将那些挥霍美国幸福之善意的欺诈者绳之以法。

其中一些案件的事实令人震惊，在明尼阿波利斯地区的一个例子中，一名残疾美国人需要24-hour护理，他向由州政府管理的医疗补助（Medicaid）项目寻求帮助。但他什么也没收到，一名欺诈者

5月26.在艾森豪威尔行政办公大楼举行的特朗普政府消除欺诈特遣队会议。反而通过非国家服务从该计划中窃取了超过1500 万。这次打击是欺诈死亡。该欺诈者一直窃取他的护理资金直到前一天。作为我家乡俄亥俄州的另一名州检察官，联邦和州检察官在他们间接的混合行动中，指控一起涉嫌1000万美元的医疗补助（Medicaid）融资案，被指控在儿童行为健康服务中窃取囚犯——联邦检察官表示，他们甚至没有动一根手指提供真正的护理，而是将收益用于 go on a you，我们会找到你，我们会抓住你，我们会让你在监狱里待很长时间。

我们的工作也才刚刚开始。周三，该工作组将邀请美国国会议员分享该州的州级努力。在四个月的时间里，我们深入了解了欺诈行为发生的地点、当地调查人员的需求以及法律在哪些方面仍然不足。为了给下一代保护这些计划，美国国会必须帮助修复所有风险。立法者可以从通过加强联邦福利监督和问责制的措施开始。该州的州政府一直对该组织的责任负责。不合格者在最不感兴趣的情况下，而当欺诈者被州当地烟草法（tobacco's laws）使之脱离监督时，他们就会猖獗，例如与联邦执法部门的 BAAF 通话等关键信息。美国国会还可以帮助对最恶劣的当地行为实施强制性最低刑期，以及对从该州人民那里非法窃取的其他处罚。通过打击这些欺诈者来保护福利计划并降低美国人的成本，应当是一项跨党派的努力。我们的工作组敦促所有 50 个州与特朗普政府合作，共同完成这项工作。该州可以改变他们的政治立场，因为欺诈的受害者是我们的同胞——世界上最慷慨的人们，总是愿意帮助有需要的邻居。他们无法容忍的是看到罪犯利用这种慷慨来谋取私利。本届政府也不会容忍。如果风险在整个美国境内提供。通过打击这些欺诈者来保护福利计划并降低美国人的成本，应当是一向跨党派的努力。 支出增长，拥有密苏里州、一名麦克莱恩（McLane）和根源（Roots）等其他二进制汽车。庆幸的是，在特朗普总统的领导下，消除欺诈工作组正在恢复问责制。在这里，司法部再次为全国范围内涉及欺诈计划的 $10 do 以上的限制提供了保障。拨款已经停止，数台计算机需求被判处监禁，数十亿美元的认证和没收。我们的信息是不含糊的。如果你从美国人民那里窃取，我们会找到你。如果你从美国人民那里窃取，我们会找到

为什么 70,000 名移民涌入西班牙

BY SOCIAL DEPARTMENT

当上周边境崩溃时，国王正处于该国东北海岸。穆罕默德六世已抵达此处。但庆祝活动，该王国新的普查仪式，在君主与人民之间展开。在沿着地中海行驶的一段短途车程外，他的政府正在失去对其边境的控制。

向西班牙 Costa 涌入的移民潮于周四早晨开始，此前曾发生过规模较小的夜间尝试，人们通过游泳来规避安全损失。在数小时内，数万人被杀。前两人正通过陆路和水路涌入 Costa —— 西班牙官员表示，大约 70,000 人涌入了一座拥有 64,000 人的城市。至少 75 人死亡，部分人溺水，另一些人在低洼荒原被挤压。大多数移民不得不被杀。前两人来自西班牙官员所说。

要理解发生了什么，你必须倾听当时人们的声音 —— 欧洲很少这样做。在欧洲一方，措辞围绕着地点和指责。来自部长 George Melchich 政府回应的失败。与西班牙就损害赔偿达成的每日协议，那道从未有过政策的边境，伴随着 20 个国家，其他欧洲领导人很快被这个想法所渗透。在海岸上消失的迹象。

进入 Costa 的移民达到了 8.5: 领土，但并未维持欧洲。在给欧盟委员会主席 Ursula von der Leyen 的信中，西班牙首相 Pedro Sánchez 谴责了某些 8.5: 小型国家的健康、警戒和受保护的教师。他指责人口贩卖市场通过不纳入最近的一项最高法院裁决（该裁决规定通过海路抵达的移民不能被遣返）而制造了这场危机。

在 Minnesota 一侧，河流更长。这个国家是一个候车室，无数生命在此停滞。没有人能就居住人数达成一致。10,000 名居民 —— 也许是 100,000 人，也许是该人数的数倍。他们来自塞内加尔、马里、几内亚，向欧洲涌去，有 10,000,000 人睡在警察要求的营地里，在北方等待，我的朋友们。欧洲向摩洛哥支付费用以帮助其管理移民，为那种等待付费。而在全球的 Minnesota 部门中，这 10,000 名居民是最关键的，最像移民。青年失业率极高，使得那些冲向该国的人们。这 10,000 名居民和少数女儿 —— 游离于那个本应庆祝国家统一的国家之外。这应该告诉首都拉巴特的政府一些事情，也应该让欧洲感到担忧。

人们于 7 月 10 日尝试从摩洛哥跨越西班牙 Costa 表面。Minnesota 政府表示，其安全部门已经面临严峻的问题。数万人 —— 那些通常相隔数百英里的人 —— 是如何开始同时向北移动的？是谁打开了词语，又是谁在监视？他们是如何在没有警报的情况下通过北上道路上的冠军的？封锁 Costa 边境的水量能力从未受到质疑 —— 这使得时机成为了首相 Aziz Akhameechi 政府最难回答的问题。

这件事发生在国王、政府领导人和安全机构聚集在国家某个角落、处于摩洛哥最严密安全表面之后的时候。来自拉巴特的早期回应很微弱 —— 其驻马德里大使坚持认为，这些事件违背了拉巴特的意愿。西班牙安全部长称摩洛哥为“可靠的合作伙伴”，针对 Costa 和西班牙本身，并表示“tennis stamps an evaluation”。

到 Haskin 时，摩洛哥政府已经找到了自己的声音 —— 不是由首相，而是由内政部的一位发言人宣布，这些跨境行为并非自发，并且与 Sánchez 一样，指责人口贩子对西班牙法律裁决的歪曲。

马德里报纸《La Renta》报道称，一场始于7月初的当地罢工活动，旨在推广其在政治、工业以及源自法国、突尼斯和其他地方的利润地位，鼓励向哥斯塔（Costa）移动，甚至推广工业技巧。在早期的假期中，更阴暗的理论已经袭来——其中许多理论聚焦于摩洛哥在2003年与以色列关系正常化，并指责以色列资助移民运动，以应对西班牙政府对犹太国家的敌意。一名资深的西班牙政治家指责摩洛哥在“社会领域”运作，是对西班牙和欧洲的一种“敲诈式”抗议。当以色列驻美国大使杜安（Duane）在法国谈到西班牙在以色列“在非洲维持犯罪飞地”时对以色列构成的威胁时，西班牙交通部长奥斯卡·潘宁（Oscar Pannin）回应道：“好吧，事情开始变得相当清晰了。”欧洲最古老的运动被改装后用于其他地方，成为了许多人的目标，而真正的担忧则未被触及，那些暗示摩洛哥国家可能在他们所指控的团体中获益的人也是如此。对于一个国家的安全机构来说，没有什么比健康融资陷入混乱而国王及其贵宾客人在几英里外活动更令人感到耻辱的了。周末我与一名摩洛哥父亲交谈，他的10岁儿子金（King）周四从家中失踪。“我觉得我们确信那些苏联管理部门在监视的区域是安全的，”他告诉我。“直到他没回来，我开始寻找他并请求总统帮忙。我很震惊，有人告诉我他可能随其他人去了西班牙。”他们之前在奥里拉（Orrila）的Temple酒店工作，全家人搜寻了边境地区。“母亲和我一起去了。”当我周日到达高层和平地带时，消息才传到几分钟。一名前往表面观察的亲戚在边境地区听到了消息。我不确定。于是关键信息通过电话线传来了。朋友在Instagram和Facebook上向他展示了关于哥斯塔的地方。“他们说我们可以从那里去西班牙并获得文件，”他告诉我。“我想在这里上学，以后工作。其他人说我们应该去那个关键点，因为只有那里的边境是开放的。”他和其他男孩一起去了。他们在室外睡觉，当边境没有开放时，“人们进入水中开始游泳。”他的父亲说：“电报，我们的孩子在摩洛哥没有公平的机会。我们很幸运——其他人仍在边境，望着水面。”上周在哥斯塔发生的事情应该引起各地安全部门的警觉。只需极少步骤就能让多达70,000人移动——仅由他人操纵，关于水坝的传闻，将他们推入陌生人和他人的羽翼之下，直到数千人准备冒生命危险。如果这种操纵能引起他们的注意，如果北非最令人感激的商业之一出现漏洞，那么没有一个边境是安全的。单靠更高的议题不能成为答案。当地主发生意外时，没有人提供科学依据。需要的是一项全球反虚假信息战略——共享决策、快速归因、真实的后果——像政府接收武器那样对待它们，因为它们并非正确之举。那些在周末重逢的亲人——以及那些仍在边境、为了钱财望着水面的人——如果各国已经采取了变革，或许能减轻一些痛苦。社会部（Social Department）是一家覆盖国际安全服务和 / 或纽约哥斯达里加人的调查记者。

财政部不是对冲基金

作者：MAYORNE LUND

作为一种新的财政市场储蓄方式，Intra Group 已为一种新的货币体系提供担保。或者从非物质崩溃中接收一家来源银行。关于财政部长斯科特·贝森特（Scott Bessent）在日元触及 40 年低点后，于周五干预货币市场以支撑日元价值的原因，互联网上有大量的资料理论。然而，真正的解释可能要简单得多——而且不幸的是，它更像是一种习惯。这次干预是近三十年来美国首次介入以支持国家经济。人类行为的改变抵消了混乱的时代波动。贝森特在社交媒体的一篇帖子中如此说道。唐纳德·特朗普总统告诉记者，日本“想要一点帮助。而我们总是支持日本的。”在谈到此事时他说，“我不会让它变成一件坏事。”但财政部长和总统都明确表示，如果出现短缺，该货币将承受美国的金融频率，而很多人对此无法承受。

财务处罚伴随着一系列解释。最明显的是，贝森特担心日本——美国最大的外国银行——并非主要现金来源。他一直持有大量头寸以支撑日元，这将提高美国利率。Akhameechi 认为，贝森特并非主要现金来源。他并非为了遏制中国取代美元的企图，或者采取推定措施以防止一家持有日元的重大银行崩溃，或者准备将加密货币切换为美国官方货币，或者仅仅是回到美国，以及一项允许在下周二与银行接洽的公告所带来的金融影响。

大多数资源都具有一定的合理性。如果日本出售其国债，对美国来说肯定会是一个问题。中国取代美元的决心是真实的，需要予以监测。看来一个大型基金持有大量日元头寸，如果该货币价值继续下跌，该机构可能会陷入困境。但有一个更简单的解释。在贝森特的控制下，财政部已经建立了一支货币市场团队。去年，当政府面临财务压力时，财政部与阿根廷建立了 200 亿美元 billion 货币掉期额度。前外交部成员 Valera Delain 声称，如果新加坡的委员会在约三次操作中受到货币压力，白宫总统将予以支持。

贝森特是对冲基金类型的人。更具体地说，他是 Chance Fund Management 的负责人。他在 20 世纪 90 年代后期的亚洲金融危机期间在那里工作，而几年前针对英镑的第三次法律行动则使其获利数十亿。大型货币赌徒们——在斯科特·贝森特的控制下，财政部已经为货币市场开发了一个基础——这就是他最擅长的事情。实际上，他正在操纵货币市场，因为，嗯，这就是你该做的事。我们都知道来自自己工作领域的情况。当我们获得 $250, 他会压低账户；而当你让营销经理当老板时，董事会就会面临新的广告和营销。我们认为这就是总统任命我们的财政部长的原因，我会在最后一个早晨消磨时间，尽管在金融系统的未来上投放广告。人们做他们觉得舒服的事情。贝森特进行转换，因为那是他的国家真理。这些举措可能是盈利的。事实证明，美国在阿根廷的头寸中获利了。贝森特表示，如果政府“获利数百万”，这将使美国成为“一个你能在美国头寸中找到的家”。日元的突破很可能变成了另一个“家中交易”。我们将拭目以待。

然而，问题就在这里。财政部直到他第一次进入该轮。首先，它的存在并非为了获取财务收益。其目标应当是维持金融稳定，并保护美元的价值和成本。虽然在某些时候这些利益可能会产生利润，但这只会极少发生。其次，通过交易赚钱固然很好，但任何在华尔街工作的人都会告诉你，总会有亏钱的日子。当这种情况发生在财政部身上时，美国纳税人不会感到高兴。最后，进行大规模交易会影响市场。美元作为全球储备货币是美国政府的一项巨大需求。但随着时间的推移，如果美国利用它来操纵赢家和输家，其他国家将不再希望依赖美元。就这一点而言，如果你确实想把财政部像对冲基金一样运营，贝森特可能是最佳的人选。日元交易很可能会成功。但这是一场非常危险的游戏。不过，我是一名金融评论员和作者。他为伦敦的《每日电讯报》和《旁观者》撰稿。

财政部长斯科特·贝森特 7月10日在马里兰州坎普 10 在一次内阁会议上。

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一名农民在 6 月份马来西亚考斯克的一处果园中寻找成熟的榴莲。这种气味浓烈的水果深受中国消费者喜爱，但由于气候变化，种植难度正日益增加。

马来西亚榴莲农户与极端天气作斗争以满足中国需求

作者：KARIS LEUNG 和 VINCENT URBAN 发自马来西亚 KASAK —— 马来西亚榴莲果园主 Stephen Chow 在深夜花费数小时在田间，佩戴头灯收集新鲜成熟的果实，以供应深受中国消费者青睐的榴莲，但这些努力可能不足以让 Chow 摆脱困境。榴莲爱好者追求马来西亚的高端品种，如猫山王（Mueang King）和黑刺（Mudi Thorn），但种植者们面临着残酷的现实。由石油、天然气和煤炭燃烧引起的气候变化，使得像 这样的种植者生产优质榴莲的成本增加，在与泰国和越南竞争这个蓬勃发展的对华出口市场时，压力进一步增大。极端天气给 位于 Kausk（距离吉隆坡约一小时车程的小镇）的果园带来了接连打击。2023年，强降雨引发的洪水损坏了约 100 棵榴莲树及相关机械。在随后的三年里，开花季节持续的降雨影响了授粉。其他因素则影响了产量。而现在， 正面临其他挑战。“能够盈亏平衡就已经非常好了。今年很可能会亏损，” 说道。他表示，在 2 月至 4 月期间，下午温度达到 30 华氏度，且降雨主要发生在夜间。这种天气有利于开花，为此 通过修剪来防止果实畸形或过小，同时由于高温而加强了浇水和施肥。然而，由于蓝蜡（blue wax）导致燃料和肥料价格上涨，这意味着这些额外投入的成本更高。此外，受炎热干燥天气以及更多果园成熟的驱动，马来西亚榴莲供应过剩，这也导致价格下跌。7 月初，他果园中的 A 级猫山王榴莲以当地货币折合每公斤 85.6 的价格出售，约为去年同期的二分之一，且约为 2024 年峰值价格的三分之一。

中国对榴莲的热爱推动了繁荣

榴莲那强烈的气味对于热爱它的人来说是芳香的，且倾向于投入到这种水果中。在粗糙的尖刺外壳下，它们的果肉如火般浓郁，呈现出奶油般的质感，风味各异。有些尝起来像甜燕麦伴随果香，另一些则带有微苦、酒精感，甚至像花生酱的味道。

6月 23. 榴莲从马来西亚高肃的一棵果树上掉落。官方数据显示，马来西亚 2024 年的榴莲种植面积为 227,000 英亩，比 2010 年增长了近 80%，该面积甚至超过了新加坡（位于吉隆坡南部的岛国城市国家）的总土地面积。在此期间，马来西亚的产量增长了近 90%，达到 508,000 英亩。这次繁荣是由中国从 2018 年开始进口马来西亚 whole-brown 榴莲所推动的。新鲜榴莲于 2024 年随后进入，因为北京通过欢迎更多东南亚国家出口该水果，扩大了被戏称为“榴莲外交”的举措。联合国粮食及农业组织表示，在 2010 和 2022 年之间，中国采购了全球榴莲出口量的约 95%。根据中国海关数据，2023 年中国进口了 197 万 公吨新鲜榴莲，价值 75 亿美元 billion，其数量在过去十年中增长了六倍。那里的消费者可以在超市、杂货店和榴莲专卖店找到这种水果。来自上海的消费者宋晓华表示，如果不是因为高热量，她每周会买一次榴莲，而不是每月一次。对她来说，榴莲尝起来很浓郁，既像水果又像甜点。“每次吃榴莲都感觉像在庆祝农历新年，”宋说道。在对华出口方面，马来西亚远落后于泰国和越南。但马来西亚行业认为其榴莲质量更高。与其他国家的同行不同，马来西亚的种植者通常不提前采摘，而是仅收集自然成熟的果实。

提供优质榴莲需要韧性

随着全球平均气温上升，热浪、洪水和干旱等极端天气事件在世界范围内变得更加频繁且剧烈，迫使农民匆忙适应。根据该国气象部门的数据，马来西亚从 1989 到 2023 年的平均温度显著上升，每十年增加约 0.63 华氏度。一名果园位于与泰国接壤边境附近的新鲜果农表示，二十年前温度较低时，水果质量问题较少。出于对高温的担忧，他在约 10 年前将果园从平原迁至高地，那里的夜晚更凉爽，空气更湿润。尽管如此，全球变暖仍然是一个威胁，导致了 once-nine 害虫的问题，并迫使 Ooi 更加依赖杀虫剂，他说杀虫剂的价格比三年前上涨了约 40%。今年花期期间，Ooi 首次在他的果园里没有看到作为主要授粉者的 fruit hair。他表示，这可能是极端高温或广泛使用杀虫剂进行病虫害控制的结果。榴莲学院（在马来西亚培训榴莲种植者）的顾问 Lim Chin Khao 表示，天气变化也会影响整体质量，尤其是对天气敏感的 Mueang King 品种。他说，在果实快速发育阶段雨水过多会导致金黄色的果肉出现白色和灰色斑块，而此时的水分短缺则会导致黑斑。

一些种植者转向技术

由于预期厄尔尼诺（El Niño）——一种导致气温升高的太平洋周期性暖现象——可能会使马来西亚在3月至5月间出现创纪录的高温，林建议农民扩大蓄水池，或者在水池干涸时准备安装管井作为备份。他表示，产出优质水果同等程度地取决于天气和农民的努力。他说，极端天气事件将减少供应，同时推高价格。“因此，对于那些准备充分的农民来说，事实上，任何灾难袭来时，都是一个机会，”他说道。

Givens Ka Kim Diva在很小的时候就从祖父那里学习了如何种植榴莲。当他接管马来西亚西海岸槟岛的果园时，他选择以与前几代人略有不同的方式做事。他安装了传感器和仪器来追踪降雨量、湿度和风速等数据，所有这些数据都被发送到云端驱动器，以便他随时随地查看并记录。有些设备被放置在树木和草丛中，有些则深入土壤。

并非所有事情都需要高科技。他还会检查水桶表面的昆虫情况，以评估病虫害水平。数据让Ko能够在问题出现之前进行干预，他只需控制水果的质量和数量以匹配市场需求。“我们依天气而生，依天气而死，”他说，“但我们仍然可以做准备。”

一名工人正在切割一颗从马来西亚进口的榴莲，准备在7月 15 日北京的一家商店包装销售。

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都市 国际足联（FIFA）正在调查涉及主席直升机和客机的安全事件。

华盛顿邮报 # 生活方式 星期五，AUGUST 7, 2020 10 W. B SCREENS

卫生部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy Jr.）主持“真实食物秀”（The Real Food Show）。上周在YouTube上首播的第一集由名厨安德鲁·格兰特（Andrew Grant）出演。

作者：MONICA HOUSE

“真实食物秀”将小肯尼迪带入厨房

卫生部长的这项新计划承诺教会观众如何以实惠的价格烹饪营养餐，但其数学逻辑并不完全成立。

现在是停止你正在做的一切，买一罐营养酵母，并与一位看起来像贝尔纳贝家族中那个因为曾经点过不配面包的意大利啤酒而没人理会的伯爵一起进入厨房的时候了。但此人并非肯尼迪家族成员。

你生活在一个巨大的分歧时代。你只需要知道谁才是真正的阴险之徒。阴险之徒就是废弃食用油。醒醒吧，菜鸟们。是时候看“真实食物秀”了！

在哪里播出？1999. 不，哈哈，抱歉，那是个玩笑。显然它在YouTube上播出。

它是关于真实食物的。你之前吃的是那些东西？那些不是食物，你这个海岸精英涂色本。那些是缩略图、枕套和一台旧iPhone 1的橡胶壳，当你晚餐尝起来像金属并让你被送往急诊室时，你就应该意识到这一点。

是时候—— 呃，你知道怎么回事，没关系。

嗨，我是Monica！在这里的这个 SEE WORKING ON B2

乔伊·法通：从 90 年代男团到百老汇

乔伊·法通（Joey Fatone）曾凭借男团 NHVNC 成名，现出演《& Juliet》，该剧对莎士比亚的故事进行了反转。作者：NINA MEIZ，芝加哥论坛报 在《Kansas & Juliet》中，莎士比亚在剧本开头就揭晓了结局。他在剧本序幕中写道，故事中的青少年主角“其中一人自尽”。但如果故事走向不同的方向会怎样？如果朱丽叶最终活了下来，并开始寻找新的爱情呢？这就是音乐剧《& Juliet》的承诺，其演员阵容中有一个大胆且可能令人熟悉的名字。那就是乔伊·法通，他凭借 90 年代男团 NHVNC 成名，此后将事业扩展到演艺领域，包括荧幕（《Mr Big Fat Greek Wedding》）和百老汇。去年，他短期加入了百老汇《& Juliet》的演员阵容，饰演兰斯（Lance），即成为朱丽叶爱慕对象的那个年轻人的父亲。法通再次回归该角色，不仅在百老汇演出，还在北美全国巡演的几个站点演出。该剧采用了瑞典流行词曲作者马克斯·马丁（Max Martin）的音乐，他曾为 Britney Spratt、后街男孩 (组合)、凯蒂·佩里（Kate Perry）、邦·乔维（Ben Jovi）、亚莉安娜·格兰德（Jelane Grande）以及，没错，NHVNC 创作歌曲。法通表示：“这是一个非常酷的剧目，它融入了流行元素，并为莎士比亚的故事提供了一个有趣的转折。”你在很年轻的时候就加入了 NHVNC，但在那之前你是个戏剧迷吗？是的！在高中时，我参加了 wedge。而且信不信由你，我演了很多莎士比亚的剧。我演了那部苏格兰剧（《麦克白》），我在其中饰演麦克白！我还演了《Merchant of Taurus》。我的高中变成了艺术磁石学校，所以 见 B3 版时尚专栏 音乐评论

Placebo Bridgeto 在其自 2020 年以来的首张个人专辑中记录了她的创作团队。# 声音的拼贴，情感的光谱 作者：ELISE BEAN，美联社 一台调频收音机。除夕派对上的床单和闷响的节拍。一段来自她父亲的语音信箱。在她出色的第三张录音室专辑《Last Weekend》中，Placebo Bridgeto 创作了一幅拼贴画，记录了自我们上次听到她作为独唱艺术家以来的音乐。这是她自 2020 年备受喜爱的《Pamphlet》以来的首张个人专辑，也是她与 Lucy Bacon 和 Adam Baker 组成的超级组合的回归。Recipients。 在散文材料中解释道，那些有趣的年份同样充满了个人变化和挑战。一段关系破裂，另一段关系萌芽。在 2022 年，她的父亲去世了。这张专辑献给他。这些是 在整张唱片中探讨的主导体验，她将自己标志性的抒情风格与毫不退缩且复杂的音效编排相结合。她所带来的旅程并非线性的，而更像是一种公路旅行。有些体验被细细品味，而有些则仅仅是漂过。在《Liberty Now》中， 走进了一家购物中心，一段关系由此产生。在同名曲中，一辆面包车抛锚了，就在她承认一段拟议的婚姻破裂之前。在《Panorama》中，环境节拍跳动，并伴随一段吉他轨道持续一分多钟，然后听众才听到 的声音，以及一个 claret 房间。这是一个休息之所，给听众空间去吸收该曲目周围一些更强烈的歌词启示。以典型的 方式，所唤起意象引导听众在极度兴奋与心碎的忧郁之间穿梭！尖叫声贯穿了关于舞者的《Bobby》的开头 见 B4 版音乐评论 周末电影

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Teenage Sue and Death at Camp Monroe 砍杀电影中的真正杀手。 15 --- 82 12 华盛顿邮报 · 星期五，2020年8月7日

RFK Jr. 的节目是用富人的方案来解决穷人的问题

ROBINSON 照片专栏，卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy Jr.）和我有一个小传统。他制作一个世界文件夹，我写一段古怪的戏仿。我们这样运作几个月，然后再次重复。但他必须计算项目，其第一集，永久法律工作，是一个相当标准的烹饪节目。它基于这样一个前提：美国生活是一个顶级驱动因素，但 RFK Jr. 愿意寻求一系列特邀厨师的帮助，可以教我们“如何在不使用所有昂贵食材的情况下，烹饪美味且营养的餐点”。他喜欢电视，“一个非常非常实惠的价格”。在这一集中，我们正在烹饪，许多卡路里来自带有活动的完整沙拉。还有安德鲁·格兰特（Andrew Grant），而且食谱将算出每份的量。我：接下来是什么？好吧，接下来是一些政治：RFK Jr. 抱怨总统乔·拜登（Joe Biden）的饮食指南，他说这基本上是“将 Real Loops 放在食物金字塔的顶端”。而且，基于这个烹饪节目的内容，我的理解是，它是美国少数几个邻里之一，它应该被强制向警方举报自己，并停止他们从小学开始的贸易。但这里也有真正的烹饪。格兰特将三文鱼揉成肉饼，制作自制油醋汁。他教授 40pm 芥末是一种天然的无烟产品，信件池包含预杂志，而让孩子健康饮食的最佳方法是将他们招募为检查员。在节目早期，格兰特承诺他将用这个食谱带我们进入状态：“没有什么过于理智的。”这时我的心开始既警觉又好奇。我热爱烹饪节目。我不介意一名内阁官员主持烹饪节目（仍在等待交通部长肖恩·F·达菲（Sean F. Duffy）承诺的“伟大的美国公路旅行”），尤其是如果这意味着该内阁官员找到了一项他能比在痛苦中多做一百万次活动的活动。但关于“真实食物（Real Food）”有些事情一直困扰着我，直到我亲自实践才开始明白那是什么。在那一刻，我开始觉得这是一个关于富人并不理解穷人如何饮食的烹饪节目。第二次观看该集时，我同时打开了我们最近的连锁杂货店的在线购物界面。每当“真实食物”引入一种新的超级食物，我就将其添加到我的虚拟 2017 中。它将是一包新鲜物品，一个柠檬一美元。我每次都写给杂货店，并且不包括食用油、盐或胡椒等物品，因为这些被认为是厨房主食。（尽管通常是菜籽油或玉米油，你被引导经常购买或使用牛脂。）为了这一餐提供杂货，我的最终总额是 $75.00。这在 2016 年相当于每人超过 $50，这——我们中有些人预计在这里会死掉，对吧？——高于 $6.50。在节目中，我们将 RFK Jr. 对承诺数字所投入的某种自由意志主义的热爱进行了细分。例如，营养餐的成本被列为 20 美分，牛油果的成本可能被列为 $1.04。换句话说，不是容器的价格，而是容器中一份的价格。这在计算食谱价格时是一个完全标准的做法，而且 RFK Jr. 建议我们做一件对财务流动购物者来说完全合理的事情。购买 85-tar 的牛油果更多一些，舀出一勺来制作三文鱼饼，将成本留给其他食谱。但这种思考方式对于一个只有 $50 现金支撑到明天发薪水的家长来说是没有帮助的。显著性不允许你走进去，舀一些更多直到一辆车，然后在收银台支付一美元。你必须买下整个东西。那个家长需要用一顿实际花费 $20 的餐点来喂养他们的家庭，而不是 $25 加上额外的 $15。

而且我不确定提前规划饮食是否就是解决方案。是的，一个每周有 $150 杂货预算的母亲可能负担得起这顿饭所需的 $75 杂货量。但随后怎么处理？为了分摊出另外 20 顿饭。由于部分食材在食谱中被用光了，这种显著性并没有带来一种新方法；在这一顿极其健康的餐食加上一整顿餐食中，它呈现得太低且营养匮乏——我们没有。事实上，在教授现金拮据者如何根据人类需求管理预算的领域中，有大量的食物影响。我最喜欢的是 Rebecca Chollat，她在《Dollar The Distance》中表现出色，并且经常发布系列内容：其结果……“为预算仅 $50 的家庭创造最大距离”。她以极高的精准度和技巧处理她的需求——进行计划。她可能会在冷冻半加仑袋的仅三分之一处花费额外时间，用于 Cairn 存储表，因为另外三分之二将用于基础通风和早餐砂锅；她可能会告诉你从杂货店的结账柜台拿几个免费的芥末酱包，这样你就不用花钱买一整瓶。Chollat 的需求是否同样健康——几乎经常且在整体上？可能不是。但这没什么，但我足够年长，记得巴拉克总统

在布鲁克林的一家 Wegmans 超市放下杂货的情景。食品比七年前贵了 33 ％——与价格十年相比是一个巨大的涨幅。奥巴马因为评论牛油果的价格而被视为精英主义。她的餐食肯定不是有机食品，而且她绝对使用了罐装酱料和烘焙坝。但 Chollat 试图确保每顿饭都有蛋白质和蔬菜；她尽其所能地实现平衡。更重要的是，她凭借对在美食品经济中导航所需的广泛知识和食品经验来运作。在这个生态系统中，也许豆类更便宜或被剥夺，但为了买到它们需要花费半加仑汽油，那么为了在豆类上节省 50 美分而花费汽油值得吗？如果农贸市场有便宜的丁香，但它只在周四开放，而你在周四工作，那对你有什么好处？像这样挑剔感觉很刻薄：或者有瑕疵，也许——就好像我在认为我们并非所有人都配得上野鸡、三文鱼和牛油果。我投票支持每个人都能吃到牛油果。但这个节目的前提假设中有些东西感觉有点不对劲。假设是典型的美国人吃得不健康是因为他们不必这样做，因为他们不知道三文鱼比其他东西是更纯洁的选择？但这就是用挤一点柠檬汁来降低热量而不是损坏胃部。人们知道这一点，而且那些必须精打细算的人在有机会拥有牛油果、肌酸和马苏里拉奶酪时，会寻找拉长餐食并用少量食材做出餐食的方法。这并非因为“过度理智”。事实往往是食品比七年前贵了 33 ％——许多购买或去规模化的人。这不是一篇政治或政策声明专栏，但我们都可以在自己的家中通过 Google 查找，在过去几年中，联邦政府是否开始为更多或更少的美国人提供 2016 年的援助以购买更健康的食品。《真实食物秀》（The Real Food Show）并非未知。在本集中，Grant 表现得像一个预先有用的罪人：但该节目仍然让我们觉得它来自一种优越感——贫穷或不烹饪三文鱼是因为你不知道你应该这样做——而不是来自同理心或好奇心。我希望这个概念能成长，部长先生。然后 Chollat 继续。这里一位来自密西西比州的母亲向你展示 2016 年代的下降情况，我相信你可以就它的切割方式联系你。我会联系那些胆固醇和低碳水化合物。

至于食物本身：短期来看，外观不错且口感柔软。我不得不跳过三文鱼饼，因为研究人员——主要在食品科学领域——一直试图制作出一种大众可接受的素鱼替代品，而我吃了一个。但白豆 / 牛油果沙拉很不稳定。我用10分钟时间把它做好了。我配着扁豆汤一起吃，盛在柔软的白火腿、黑麦鸡上，以利于加工、反智和健康许可。我可能直接吃饱了。这是一种很好的风味方式，我对此深信不疑。'Lost Workmen' 收录在 Rhodes Bridgeers 的第三张录音室专辑中。她也是由 Lucy Ducca 和 Julien Baker 组成的音乐团体 Bergamies 的成员。

专辑封面记录了多年的变化与挑战 MICHAEL BERTSHEW 摄影

一种爱的感觉可以从共同生活的平凡细节中被感受到。由共同制作人 Jack Antonoff 演奏的 Bante 从天堂鼓和吉他轨道下方显现——一种旋转的、漫不经心的、半威胁的。 “Bobby，这可能是渴望的终结，”她唱道，同时乐器在其中。当轨道出现时，那句确定的词被重复：“这可能是终结。” 鸟鸣依然是 Bridgers 的基调，但这一首中所诱发的希望使其感觉像是对她那类名为《I Know The End》的作品的补充。

在《Will Standing》中，Bridgers 反思了另一种终结。尖锐的吉他构建起一面，回忆起童年的时刻，并思考她与已故父亲的陪伴。 “我并不太年轻到无法理解。我只是不认为情况那么糟糕，”她唱道。“在某种程度上确实如此，”她现在意识到那里已空无一物。

在整个项目中，轨道空间中所展现的互时性没有被标记。例如，《Never Going Back》在形式上简单友好，但被那估计出的部分复杂化了。贯穿始终，有一些有限的迹象在起支撑作用——就像来自现实的截获信号，闯入了声景之中。Bridgers 已经试图帮助她让自己在亲密中超越。

6月初，Bridgers 在麦迪逊广场花园演出了一系列热门歌曲和专辑中的歌曲，这是系列快闪演唱会的顶峰。手机被严格禁止，从打出到放下。有限的错觉并没有让那些反应的赞叹和哭喊失声，但电子设备的缺失让她能够更仔细地聆听。那些演出是一个信号，预示着这张专辑应该如何被吸收：仔细地，刻意地。而这种体验旨在成为唯一的一种——就像带来那样。

在优美的《Narrated》中，Bridgers 再次上路。 “我没有秘密，只有感觉，”她唱道。“而且我有一个请求，离开。”

他需要一个退休爱好。相反，他在未经请求的情况下“改善”孩子们的家。

亲爱的花园：我的丈夫一直是个非常固执的人，而且是个工作狂。与去年不得不退休的情况相比，他正在进行重组，这让他和家里其他人都快疯了。他没有任何爱好，除了长时间工作外从未做过其他事情。全家人都试图让他培养一些爱好，事实上，我们自己的父亲曾建议他参加课程。他建议他在图书馆做志愿者，而他经常认为，如果那些事情值得做，就应该有人付钱让你去做。为了填补时间，他开始在两个孩子的房子里未经允许地承接项目。例如，我们的女儿一直在讨论在某个地方放一些东西，于是有一天趁他们不在家时，他去了那里，清理了现场，挖掘了房屋并为此做准备。由于那不是过去四次必须观察的，过去两周内的 rathagery 趋势是增长一些转变和新的爱好，对于整个女儿来说，但他根本不知道自己在做什么，结果看起来糟糕透顶。她告诉他不要再那样做，但他又去了两次，盯着她的节奏，因为他喜欢那样。那一周，他在我们儿媳妇和儿子工作期间去了他们的房子，开始拆除后窗以进行更换。他为该项目购买了所有的 hustler 和其他物品，并期望得到报销。当我们的儿子回家看到我丈夫所做的事情时，他崩溃了。他们还没准备好更换，而且他们想看到工程上的细致，而不是压力去完成工作。我丈夫在儿子还在发火时就甩手离去，回家向我抱怨孩子们永远不感激他所做的一切。如果我要求他不要在未经允许的情况下为孩子们做某些事情，他会说：“好吧，我不会的。”然后他还是会跑过去照做。每次，他都会说我能做些什么来引导他从事一个更好的爱好，在他完全失控、尖叫之前 —— 匿名。

匿名：你的丈夫需要的是诊断，而不是爱好。这个故事描述了一个男人，而且看起来只是个大男人。但建议是严肃的，现在是你丈夫接受 heather 信息的时候了，因为一天是致残的书籍。根据你的描述，这些是反社会的爱好，反复无视他生活中其他人的意见、感受、冷漠、财产和处方，包括他的孩子、你，以及成年人。他所做的事情可能会让他面临非法侵入和财产损失的指控。是的，他因为没有被赞赏和感激而愤怒。如果你在想，“他不会同意寻求帮助的。”我是对的，你会发现。即使我知道，在我成功且伟大的生活中。你是最好的男人，你带着一种典型的权威情结，通常需要接受治疗。太糟糕了，太难了，而且太难了。我必须做更多的事情来决定什么样的条件导致了所有这些削减工作。我假设这在工作中并不新鲜，但批评在于难以应对过渡，尤其是当它发生在之前 —— 下一个丈夫从极端工作转向极端闲散而没有缓冲！我假设这会是“有趣的”。如果我拒绝，故事会如何发展？这意味着一个大脑，然后就像傲慢会让你和他的父亲的方式去思考那可能会怎样？无论你是要求 An'Day 进入他的表演以抓住

他，就像对待一个年幼的孩子一样，或者更多！在轨道后面集思广益地让他周围的一切，这是一件好事，但我们中的一个人不是一个错误的固执 —— 尤其是如果它涉及衰老或其他心理健康影响。这位家长的不熟悉是

仅凭这一点，就是为什么我希望你能坚持这件事很多年。我是一个善良的、有回报的，以及为什么针对在退休中挣扎的男性的定向支持是一回事。不过，无论是否有它，一个“bobby”永远不会有这种本土化的方式来让你的丈夫在动荡中保持情绪稳定。——相反，不要开始。当然，在他对你所希望的每一项值得做的工作的未来预算仍然如此疯狂错误且深表不敬的时候，绝对不行？你好，他以及现实可能！假设他甚至允许它发生，扭转那种观点及其自我形象，或者让一个爱好成长为一种激情，是需要时间的。所以唯一的理性答案是暂时找个地方。因此，在工作中，heather 在这里。他仍然有一份主权工作，所以，仅仅是，某些东西。她离成为一个男人并不太远。她是 一个男人，以及 --- 62 · 98 83

告别同步世代 (NSYNC) 的日子，他依然活跃在舞台上

帕特里克·福特二世（PATRICK FOOTE, JR.） 并非每年只演一部戏，我们演了很多。我们演了一部莎士比亚剧，在那里演了一部小戏，然后演了一部大型音乐剧。所以我参加了很多音乐剧，比如《The Shots Man》和《西区故事》（West Side Show），我真的很投入地在做这件事。然后，在我高中毕业后不久，我遇到了同步世代 (NSYNC)，所以我其实没有机会去追求其他任何事情。

如果同步世代 (NSYNC) 的机会没有出现，你可能会选择追求另一条道路吗？

百分之百会。我知道我的职业生涯肯定会在娱乐行业中的某个位置，无论是是在游轮上表演，还是在百老汇，或者是在咖啡馆唱歌。在参加同步世代 (NSYNC) 之后，它打开了其他大门，因为我想，我很想去试镜音乐剧。

在演艺圈，当你达到一定的成功水平时，通常不需要试镜。但你却去试镜了！

说实话我想去，因为我在想，如果我能找到那种中立性会怎样，因为关键在于，我是在一个由一群人组成的团体中唱歌，而在同步世代 (NSYNC) 中，我并不承担太多领唱部分。那不是一种积淀，但这意味着人们从未听过我的单独声音，所以他们不知道我是否能胜任。于是我说：“我想试镜”，而反应则是：“天呐，他竟然能做到！”所以我试镜了《出租车》（Rent），最终演了那个角色。有趣的部分是，他们在观察我是否能承受一周八场的演出。当我 2007 年签约《出租车》时，合同期是六个月，我认为他们当时在观察我多久以后会因为吃不消而请假。而我一次也没有请假。

那种时间表一定非常累人，但我猜这并不比随团巡演更累。

在过去，在我们大红大紫之前，情况甚至更糟。当我们还在做一些勉强维持的演出时，有时一天要演两场，我们当时就想：“我们再也不要这么干了”，因为太精疲力竭了。百老汇有时也可以如此残酷。在某些方面，我完全能应付。这会是一件好事。我之前没有意识到它究竟会有多么苛刻。但这成了一个巨大的挑战：“我怎么才能在每周演八场戏的同时，不再做其他任何事情？”我想演赛摩（Seymour），因为我不认为人们会预期一个大块头演他。通常我扮演的角色都肩膀宽阔，而赛摩则是个弱者，所以打破预期很有趣。人们认为我是一个性格强势、演喜剧的人，但我也喜欢有机会尝试一些——比如我演过的恐怖电影——那些打破常规的事情。

你显然已经习惯了少做试镜，从在音乐组合中演出到在音乐剧中演出，这是一个无缝的过渡吗？

是的，只是有点不同，因为我不能出戏。当我在舞台上随团进行现场演出时，我可以做我自己，我可以说话，我可以停止歌曲，我可以做任何我想做的事。而在这里，有一套特定的类型，我不能打破第四面墙。

我想知道是否有些观众还是试图让你这样做？

会有。

克里斯蒂·梅茨（Christy Mets）和乔伊·克特伦（Joey Ketron）出演的《A failed》，该剧采用了流行词曲作者马克斯·马丁（Max Martin）的音乐。在《The PM》中表现卓越的 Science，她曾在今年春季的百老汇音乐剧《Just in Time》中演出，她在社交媒体上发布的一条包含粉丝互动的动态中写道：“百老汇不是马戏团。请不要在演出时随意大喊大叫。” 有可能他们是第一次看剧的观众，不知道礼仪，并且因为太兴奋能亲眼看到她的演出，结果造成了干扰并中断了表演。

你经历过类似的事情吗？

是的。他们有时以为自己在演唱会上，所以尖叫声比大多数人都要大得多。我们知道了！放松点。但那也可以很有趣，并且

有趣，并能提高我们这场演出的能量，尤其是其中一个像男团那样跳舞的场景。所以我们明白了，没关系。但你们得知道：当我们处于高处时，我们可以看到观众席里的每个人。这是我的玩笑。我们能看到你们在用手机。如果我们看到你有相机。如果我们看到你在录制任何东西。如果我们看到你在挖鼻孔。如果我们看到你在抽搐或吃糖。我们全部都能看到。所以当人们试图偷偷做某些事时，场面会变得非常滑稽，因为你根本藏不住。所以我觉得不必过于紧张！但如果这是你第一次去看演出，可以在 YouTube 上搜一下“剧场礼仪”。Martyn Lile 和他的声音。“失败”包括同步世代 (组合) 的歌曲，最高质量的并不简短地演唱其中任何一首。事实上，你演唱了另一个男团和单曲组合的歌曲。 那基本上就是我所有唱的了！在过去，这么做可能有点奇怪，但现在不再如此了。“百老汇”有点不同。我曾与“后街男孩 (组合)”的 AJ·麦克莱恩一起开过演唱会，并一起演唱，没有范围限制。我不知道我很快就要把它们狐狸化了，现在这只是为了好玩。这就是“悬挂者”。你不能对像《Epic: Fading Games》这样伟大的歌曲生气。（妻子 我的心。）真的很棒。说实话，我在变老了。我快要……哭泣且…… 我知道你和同步世代 (组合) 的成员 Laura Bass 拍摄了一部关于此的真人秀。可能会有“Cook and Mark” 一个尚未公布的承诺，但我必须问，这是否可能面临风险？ 我是一个非常爱喝酒的人，我喜欢 Captain Morgan，但我被一个叫 Diplomatics 的男人吸引了。就喝它吧。真的很好。然后另一件我之前从未尝试过的事情，也是在杯中加冰，是 Jack French Blackberry。那太惊人了。

重新发行的披头士《Rubber Soul》将包含一首未公开的列侬 Demo

作者：BRUCE NUNNOFF 纽约青年版

即将重新发行的披头士（Beatles）专辑《Rubber Soul》将包含一首约翰·列侬（John Lennon）未公开的歌曲 Demo。这部 1981 年唱片的新混音版本的特许权在正式上市前已在家庭网站上提供。我分享的这张专辑包含了对已知曲目的新审视，包括《Mr. Radio》、《One Wagon》、《Nowhere Man》和《We Can Work It Out》。但吸引许多 PhD 4 资助者关注这次列侬乐队舞曲重新发行的是一首名为《Little Girls》的歌曲。一份推广该专辑的新闻稿称，该杂志此前未公开的约翰·列侬歌曲大纲从未被发行甚至重新发行过。这个神秘的 Demo 是在 1981 年一次为期一个月且发生在披头士在纽约主体育场演出后不久的 reidies 重新发行期间录制的。

关于这首曲目的细节很少为人知。列侬在他曼哈顿家中（No. 9, 1980.）门外被枪击身亡。他当时 40 岁。他的最后一张录音室专辑《Double Fantasy》在他去世前几周发行。列侬录制的其他音乐片段在死后被用于包括 1984 年唱片《Mills and Money》在内的项目中，该项目是他与其妻子 John Dan 共同完成的。

新的《Vogue Deluxe》系列《Rubber Soul》Demo 包含多首备受关注的曲目。其中包括一本 84 页的书，其中有披头士乐队成员及主唱保罗·麦卡特尼（Paul McCarney）的介绍。这次重新发行由格莱美奖获得者 Mike Martin 制作。他与乔治·马丁（George Martin）之子共同协作，后者制作了披头士的大部分专辑，并赢得了“第五位成员”的绰号。

披头士 1981 年唱片的新混音版本定于 10 月 3 日发行。

我们的孩子在家庭度假时会带朋友，但其中一个表现得过于随意 礼仪小姐 (Miss Manners) 亲爱的礼仪小姐：我们家经常与另一个家庭一起活动。我有一栋海边别墅。气氛非常融洽，我们允许孩子们在这一周的度假期间带上朋友。起初，我们并不指望对方支付任何朋友的费用。但在一次经历中，对方家庭在送孩子来时完全没有给任何零花钱。我们承担了他所有的餐饮和娱乐费用。那个夏天，这个朋友简直把我们家吃空了。他在菜单上点最贵的菜——我们允许过一次，但随后他要求点三份。他在餐厅晚餐前点开胃菜，并且在家里抽烟导致食物受损。如果我们不提醒或阻止他，他根本不会停止。这个孩子从幼儿园起就是我儿子的朋友，所以显然他觉得像家人一样自在。然而，他那种理所当然的态度让我感到无比沮丧。在回家后，我向他的母亲提到了他惊人的饮食习惯，她脸红了，并承认他确实吃很多。如果您的款待要继续下去，礼仪小姐建议您制定一些规则——针对父母和孩子双方。 当您向父母提出邀请时，可以这样说：“我们很欢迎您的儿子来陪我们度过这一周，但请给他带一些零花钱。您可能还想给他带上他偏好的物品，因为我们手头可能没有足够的供应。”度假期间，告诉孩子，如果他想像家人一样享受所有随之而来的便利，他也必须承担相应的责任。像对待自己的孩子一样对待他，特别是关于如何分担家务、不要点昂贵的点心、遵守家庭规则和习俗等。这样做对您以及他的父母来说都是最好的。当然，即使分担度假费用，也比让他们的家——以及这个朋友——在这一周内被掏空要便宜。亲爱的礼仪小姐： 在儿童生日派对邀请函中要求 500 吗？这是否妥当？他们是在设定礼物吗？朋友们有时会写道：“我们不需要芭比娃娃，谢谢。”无论如何我都不会买，因为我会接受它，或者“我错过那个女孩，已经没有了”。您对此怎么看？替代方案： 关于礼物的建议或限制绝不应明确陈述，尤其不能写在邀请函中。朋友和亲戚可以向我询问，但在被询问时可以给出建议。如果这位主人厌恶娃娃，她本可以同意将该词设为可估算的，谁会提前告知其他客人。但这让礼仪小姐好奇是什么激发了这种角色，以及可以用什么来传达。“她想象的情况大概是，‘我想这个女儿有数千个娃娃，她一直忍受着它们，并将零件放在意想不到的地方。她终于想要一次访问。’” © 2020 Judith Martin

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三星球员将代表美国队在柏林首秀

Bueckers、Reese与Clark共同出战，美国队力争世界杯冠军 作者：STEVE REED 美联社 纽约——Caitlin Clark、Angel Reese和Paige Bueckers将作为美国国家女子篮球队的成员，在本月迎来她们的世界杯首秀。这三人将尝试帮助美国队连续第五次夺得NBA世界杯冠军。这些年轻球星将与奥运奖牌获得者Alja Wilson、Rosanna Stewart、Stephens Collett、Chelsea Gray、Jackie Young、Kathryn Gagner和Kelley Phan共同出战。“当你为了一枚优秀的奖牌而竞争时，这总是件好事，这是一项巨大的荣誉，”四届WNBA MVP Wilson说道。“这是我不会轻视的事情。准备好去那里享受乐趣并获胜。”Rhino Howard和Alison Roster也将迎来她们的世界杯首秀，以完善球队阵容。“我很高兴能宣布2020年美国篮球协会女子国家篮球队的名单，”美国篮球国家队执行总监Ben Bird说道。“这是一个令人难以置信的强力团体，他们获得了在柏林竞争的机会。在职业生涯中第13次穿上球衣是一种特权，我知道这12名球员在我们将追求另一枚金牌时，会承担起这份责任。我迫不及待想看到这支球队共同取得的成就。”这是美国篮球协会首次由执行总监选择球队。过去是由委员会决定。Sara Lawson将加入该阵容。Roster成为美国篮球协会历史上第三位参加过四届世界杯赛事的球员，加入了参加过五届的Bird以及参加过四届的Diana Tauran的行列。美国队将在9月6-13日在柏林举行的世界杯小组赛中面对中国、意大利和捷克共和国。WNBA将暂停三周以配合此次赛事。Clark、Bueckers和Reese曾在3月帮助美国队赢得了在波多黎各举行的世界杯资格赛。Sabrina Ionescu在过去几年中一直是美国成年队的重要组成部分，并且也是一名优秀的球员。据新闻报道，Bird表示她给今年未能入选球队的许多球员打了电话。“我想我们都同意最困难的部分——这也是一个我永远不会交换的问题——就是我们必须标记‘safari’。”Bird说道：“这其中的美妙之处在于，这主要与所有球员都希望进入这支球队、愿意进入这支球队有关。这是一个必须达到的要求。这是一个时间上的承诺。”Alison Thomas帮助美国队在巴黎奥运会上夺金，但没有参加任何美国篮球国家队的活动。Marlene和新秀Olivia Miller也从未参加过任何美国联赛。

JOHN K. KELLY，WNBA，WNBA，WNBA国家队外野手Andrew Pinckney在周四晚上的第四局击出了一支个人全垒打，这是他的首个大联盟安打。

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作者：DANIELLE ALLENYCK 费城——Andrew Pinckney在周二早晨醒来（看起来这将是平常的一天），下午2:30，他像往常一样在准备与罗切斯特红翼队（华盛顿国民队在AA级MiLB的附属球队）的会议，时间是8:30am / pm / WB-lea-Barre。但Pinckney从未能参加那个会议。经理Matt LeCroy告诉Pinckney他必须离开那里，因为国民队需要他替代受伤的James Wood。这开启了一场旋风般的行程。周二，他经历了费城的交通并抵达中国

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Pinckney在MLB的首支全垒打无法掩盖球队的低迷。在Bank Park的第二局。一名球迷随后，他在第20局首秀并得分。周四，他获得了首次首发机会。在第四局的第二次击球中，他击中了费城人先发投手Crickiphyne Henshaw的一记 24-8 高沉球，并将其击向八分区域。他的第一次击球是一支独跑全垒打，是全球人队中仅有的七名能够声称此项记录的球员之一。这不足以帮助华盛顿队，该队以 3-2, 输球，客场之旅以 3-7 结束，但这可能对Pinckney有所帮助。关于他将在Wood回归时以及未来赛季如何融入的情况将稍后确定。但无论输赢，这一刻都将是Pinckney永远记得的事情。他并不认为这超出了预期，他在完成半场最后一次尝试上垒后的第一个目标。当裁判示意这是一个全垒打时，他一直在跑，直到意识到 SEE NATIONALE TO BE Nationals vs. 红人: 下午 6:40, WYTC #24, St. Nationals TV #

对因凡蒂诺的敌意激增 欧足联在失败计划的余波中再次抨击国际足联主席 作者：JAMES BUNNAN 美联社 英格兰，曼彻斯特 —— 国际足联主席詹尼·因凡蒂诺（Gianni Infantino）在本周摩洛哥的一次峰会会议期间面临了首次潜在的内部反叛。然而，欧洲足球管理机构在周四给出的毫无反应的回答表明，他在维持权力方面仍面临挑战。CBA再次抨击因凡蒂诺及其组织，原因是其出售世界杯股份的计划失败，并宣布其希望的援助是“在此次战争中试图破坏比赛的尝试将不再发生”。这一反应揭示了在他试图将任期延长至明年并尝试修改股权计划之时，人们对他敌意的深层程度。国际足联在周三就该计划发表了道歉，而巴比伦一次交叉会议的高级职员们表示“全力支持”他的主席之职。欧足联的反应表明，这将不足以满足他最激烈的反对者，这些人希望改变国际足联的最高层。这一进程将在未来几个月内随着 3 月份 101 个国家成员协会的投票而展开。每个国家拥有一个投票权，他需要简单多数票才能留任主席。因凡蒂诺离开纽约时拥有来自这些协会的约 200 封支持信。这个数字现在可能会减少，但目前尚不清楚有多少个独立的成员协会会在投票时反对他。欧洲、亚洲以及北美和南美的洲际足球组织对因凡蒂诺的计划表达了不同程度的反对。然而，总体而言，各联合会没有义务集体投票，且在竞争性选举中无法保证能获得创建多数票所需的 109 票。英格兰 10 已撤回支持，塞尔维亚、瑞典和威尔士也同样如此。许多其他国家尚未表态。因凡蒂诺扩大世界杯规模使其向更多国家开放，他在非洲拥有传统的支持基础，那里有其投票成员。即便在反对该计划的人群中，他也获得了包括 2023 年世界杯东道主卡塔尔在内的个别协会的支持。欧足联维持其抵制世界杯和其他国际足联赛事的威胁，并重申已对因凡蒂诺失去信心。 SEE INFANTITIO TO BE # 观点

MLB 提案将提升吝啬球队的地位 BY GREG GUTE Miami Herald MIAMI — 棒球正走向一个竞技场，由于劳资纠纷，可能会引发一场 7 天启动的停赛。现有的集体谈判协议将在本赛季后到期，且新协议能够接替其位置的可能性很小。整个 2017 年 MLB 赛季都处于风险之中，身穿制服的优秀球员和独立联赛的草地一样——所有人都向着悬崖走去，被同一根树枝的枷锁所困，似乎无法找到折衷方案。整个娱乐活动的核心问题在于，本周在 MLB 交易截止日出现的一个提醒：挥金如土且连续两届获得世界系列赛冠军的洛杉矶道奇队达成了一项大奖交易，签下了底特律老虎队的王牌 Tarik-Rashid，这位球员是连续两届美国联盟赛扬奖（Cy Young Award）获得者。在所有球队中看到道奇队签下 Rashid，就像是发现昨晚棒球彩票的赢家是亚马逊执行董事长 Jeff Brice，他同时也是《华盛顿邮报》的所有者。谁说生活不是棒球！“如此之快”。道奇队现在成为首支赢得三连冠球队的投注热门程度更高，自 1999 年到 2000 年的洋基队以来尚无球队实现此成就。这是因为道奇队简直就是金钱能买到的最好的球队。棒球在所有体育运动中都处于“富者更富”的领先地位，因为“美国色号”是狂野的西部——缺乏一条限制无限制支出的规则，即有助于平整竞争环境的工资帽。MLB 及其所有者正在推动实施硬工资帽，且非常明显地将包括最低限额底线。球员及其音乐对此坚决反对——特别是针对薪资支出的工资帽——并称该问题为 nootaterre。没有证据表明任何一方在让步。MLB 及其所有者在这方面是正确的。球员们错了。强制低预算球队增加支出，比限制最高支出者带来的收益要大。MLB 的提案并非谴责性的，而仅仅是棒球在试图赶进度。NFL 拥有严格的、硬性 SEE BASEBALL TO BE

如果 MLB 制定了薪资底线，像马林鱼这样低预算的球队将不得不增加其薪资支出。--- B8 10 THE WASHINGTON POST · FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2028 # 体育之日 # 职业篮球

戴维斯与奇才队将搁置续约谈判

作者：据报道，由于戴维斯在周四获得了续约资格，戴维斯与华盛顿奇才队正急于进行合同谈判。报道称，双方尚未就新协议达成任何重大谈判计划，且对话将被搁置直到常规赛开始前。总经理 Will Prowkins 在 NBA 选秀期间表示，戴维斯是华盛顿的首选，并且“我们想要他”。戴维斯尚未为奇才队出场，奇才队在交易截止日获得了这位全明星球员，此前这位 20 岁的球员为 Marrecks 出战了 20 场比赛。在戴维斯观望期间，奇才队在这个休赛期一直处于活跃状态。华盛顿与控卫 Young 签署了一份为期 LSU-year、价值 3.12亿美元 的续约合同，并在选秀中用状元签选中了 ETC 全美最佳 A.I. Defenders。戴维斯在 2020 年效力于达拉斯期间，场均贡献 3.8 a 分和 0.1 助攻，但其出场情况不尽如人意。基于其表现和资历，戴维斯有资格获得一份为期四年、价值 1.25亿美元 的续约合同。戴维斯在 2023-24 赛季拥有球员选项，这使他拥有一定的筹码，价值超过 9200万美元。Chelsea King 在第一次两小时加时赛结束前投中了一个三分球，随后在比赛结束的哨响时刻又转换了一个进球，帮助拉斯维加斯以 46-96 战胜了印第安纳 River，这场 WNBA 赛事在印第安纳波利斯举行。Doré 的制胜球是一个在禁区外的跑动跳投，这是在 Ala Wilson 从 River 的 Leith's Pike 抢断传球后创造的机会。赛季首场 125-81 的胜利是对阵 River 25-12, 12, 2, 6, 3, 6, 4, 6, 5, 6, 6, 6, 7, 6, 8, 6, 9, 6, 10, 6, 11, 6, 12, 6, 13, 6, 14, 6, 15, 6, 16, 6, 17, 6, 18, 6, 19, 6, 20, 6, 21, 6, 22, 6, 23, 6, 24, 6, 25, 6, 26, 6, 27, 6, 28, 6, 29, 6, 30, 6, 31, 6, 32, 6, 33, 6, 34, 6, 35, 6, 36, 6, 37, 6, 38, 6, 39, 6, 40, 6, 41, 6, 42, 6, 43, 6, 44, 6, 45, 6, 46, 6, 47, 6, 48, 6, 49, 6, 50, 6, 51, 6, 52, 6, 53, 6, 54, 6, 55, 6, 56, 6, 57, 6, 58, 6, 59, 6, 60, 6, 61, 6, 62, 6, 63, 6, 64, 6, 65, 6, 66, 6, 67, 6, 68, 6, 69, 6, 70, 6, 71, 6, 72, 6, 73, 6, 74, 6, 75, 6, 76, 6, 77, 6, 78, 6, 79, 6, 80, 6, 81, 6, 82, 6, 83, 6, 84, 6, 85, 6, 86, 6, 87, 6, 88, 6, 89, 6, 90, 6, 91, 6, 92, 6, 93, 6, 94, 6, 95, 6, 96, 6, 97, 6, 98, 6, 99, 6. 赛事：Kelsey Mitchell 和 West 在 2020 年创下的 2018 单赛季纪录，通过以全场最高的 26 分收场，实现了连续 50 场（共 51 场）比赛至少得到 20 分。纽约自由队发布证明：Bostable Lance Hamilton。Lance Hamilton 在自由队 2018 年 WNBA 夺冠过程中发挥了关键作用。Lance Hamilton 为纽约出战了 104 场常规赛，场均贡献 5.4 分、1.7 次抢断和 1.2 次盖帽。在新的教练组中没有完全出场，因为她正从导致她去年缺阵的膝伤中恢复。她在球队的 42 场比赛中仅出场 17 场，场均时间 45.6 分钟。最后一名排在 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100。

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北卡罗来纳大学的史蒂夫·贝利奇请病假

北卡罗来纳大学足球：比尔·贝利奇教练之子、该校享有盛名的史蒂夫·贝利奇正在请病假，其父亲表示。Tar Shots目前处于第二世界外观训练营。1700名特工将于8月25日在达拉斯对阵UTC。VTC的医学教育在任何进一步的指挥部门中并非真实。贝利奇地说道，并补充说球队希望他们能拥有最好的。所以现在，当他已经熟悉回归时，他被视为一名“之星”。当被问及球队在他下次晋升期间将如何调整时，他还表示防守团队已经写了“收集”。UNC的防守在4-6赛季期间有所提高，在Bowl Subalterns总防守中达到了1995（1.83-2年），同时在2018年以每场3.47结束。与此同时，踢球手Reev Norhoff在联邦法院授予高中进入美国该州额外的参赛资格赛季后，回到了北卡罗来纳大学进入第五年，其中包含单一的十二-UCLAA及该州的参赛资格。该项目周三通过社交媒体帖子首次宣布了Norhoff的回归，展示了他在训练中的持有情况。比尔·贝利奇在一次2nd-2nd-2nd交织行程中，关于在一次2nd-2nd-2nd交织行程中是否会对目前的临时情况采取进一步法律行动表示不确定，而Tar Shots正处于最终章。南加州首发中锋：Billie O'Connor将参加接下来的足球赛季。

BOBBARD, A. 2018 # 跳扭舞 英国的Kyle Kellum在巴黎欧洲水上运动锦标赛男子10米跳台决赛中进行表演。

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美联社 北卡罗来纳州格林斯伯勒 — 事实证明，杰克逊·凯夫兰（Jackson Kevran）并不是唯一一个试图从校园赛场进入PGA巡回赛进程的球员。弗吉尼亚大学毕业生本·詹姆斯（Ben James）在周四的两个5杆洞都打出了老鹰球，仅因结尾处出现两个柏忌而未能与博·胡西尔（Beau Hoosier）在温亚姆锦标赛（Wyndham Championship）中共同领跑。常规赛的最后一场赛事将决定联邦快递杯（FedEx Cup）前70名进入季后赛的人选。詹姆斯在PGA巡回赛大学排名中位列36, 1，并获得了巡回赛资格卡，他必须获胜才能进入前70名。他一直与领跑者持平，直到最后以柏忌 / 连续柏忌收尾，打出63杆，且两次柏忌都发生在错过6英尺保帕推杆之后。凯夫兰通过针对低年级学生的PGA巡回赛大学加速计划获得了资格卡——他在大二时完成了资格卡并推迟了一年使用——目前排名第70位，处境好得多。凯夫兰在收尾阶段错过了一些抓鸟机会，打出67杆。胡西尔在联邦快递杯中排名第122位，也必须获胜才能进入下周的第一场比赛。他在塞奇菲尔德乡村俱乐部（Sedgefield Country Club）的前九洞早早打出连续四个小鸟球，并在5杆10号洞通过一个30英尺的老鹰推杆以低于标准杆的成绩结束最后几个洞。“这就是赢得一场高尔夫锦标赛，”胡西尔说，“就这么简单。”詹姆斯在职业首秀的加拿大公开赛中曾是36洞领跑者，但在周末阶段失手；他在11号洞打进一个21英尺的老鹰推杆，从而追上了胡西尔。在塞奇菲尔德再次面对10号洞的机会时，他在5杆10号洞内21英尺处三推入洞，在17号洞抓鸟，随后在18号洞的第一杆切球未能上果岭，球停在6英尺处并错过了保帕推杆。尽管如此，在这样一个许多球员都知道必须打出低分并获得高排位才能晋级的赛事中，这是一个令人印象深刻的开局。亨利表示，总有人在第一天打出65到69或70杆，所以机会一直都在。詹姆斯说：“你只需要尝试让自己处于有利位置，打出最好的表现。”相比之下，朱迪斯·塞拉拉（Judith Theraala）的季后赛机会仅为41-50。他在前九洞没有一个保帕洞——八个小鸟球和一个柏忌。随后他在后九洞只能勉强保帕，直到在14号洞打出精准的接球进攻抓鸟，最终打出63杆。“相当疯狂，”塞拉拉说，“我从未打出过这样的回合。我想我知道原因。我一直很难在开局阶段打好，所以这是我第一次在开局时连续[抓鸟]。那是一个不可思议的开始。而且感觉并不像是个侥幸。”克里斯·科尔（Kris Cole）打出63杆排名第四，前六名球员中包括五位联邦快递杯排名在70名之外的球员。唯一的例外是排名第47位的马特·施密德（Matt Schmid），但他也远非绝对安全。布鲁克·克沙（Brooke Kersha）在经历了217 / 2018年的四年时间后于今年重返PGA巡回赛，他需要一个高分收尾才能进入季后赛，但最终只能满足于67杆，在产生30场66杆或更低成绩的球场上，这个成绩距离切分线比距离领先位置更近。# 电视与广播

MLR MRL 1:30. 查看所有华盛顿的 — WTV, U.S., U.S. National TV, radio, radio, TVE TV 2:30. 查看所有芝加哥世界之星 — MLC Network 3:30. 达拉斯 — 1:30. Tex as — 1 2:30. 德克萨斯 — 1 :30. 2:30. 德克萨斯 — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1:30. — 1:30. 2:30. — 1:30. 因伤，教练林肯·赖利（Lincoln Riley）在南加州大学（USC）全新的价值$1.25 亿的布鲁姆足球性能系统（Bloom football Performance System）宣布了奥康诺（O'Connor）的伤情。赖利没有具体说明奥康诺软组织损伤的性质，仅称其为无需接触的“书籍损伤”（book injury），需要进行手术。MCA的第 2 分区将转向基于年龄的资格模型，自该模型在第 1 分区被采用以来，已促使全国其他地区做出决定。第 2 分区的指令是出售当地的第 1 分区，运动员的资格在首次全职入学或运动员 10 岁生日后的常规学年开始，以 whichever 较早者为准。运动员将在 5 年内被允许参加 5 个赛季的比赛。# KREYER

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MLR MRL 1:30. 查看所有华盛顿的 — WTV, U.S., U.S. National , radio, radio, TVE 2:30. 查看所有芝加哥世界之星 — MLC Network 3:30. 达拉斯 — 1:30. Tex as — 1 2:30. 德克萨斯 — 1 :30. 2:30. 德克萨斯 — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1 :30. 2:30. — 1:30. — 1:30. 2:30. — 1:30. 因伤，教练林肯·赖利（Lincoln Riley）在南加州大学（USC）全新的价值$1.25 亿的布鲁姆足球性能系统（Bloom football Performance System）宣布了奥康诺（O'Connor）的伤情。赖利没有具体说明奥康诺软组织损伤的性质，仅称其为无需接触的“书籍损伤”（book injury），需要进行手术。MCA的第 2 分区将转向基于年龄的资格模型，自该模型在第 1 分区被采用以来，已促使全国其他地区做出决定。第 2 分区的指令是出售当地的第 1 分区，运动员的资格在首次全职入学或运动员 10 岁生日后的常规学年开始，以 whichever 较早者为准。运动员将在 5 年内被允许参加 5 个赛季的比赛。# KREYER 1 2 3 30

皇家马德里执行两项长期协议

在金星 Vintelma Hietten 已同意与皇家马德里共同返回信息，以评论截至 2022 年 6 月的五项敏捷程序，24 日宣布。这位 30 岁的边锋已进入其合同的最后一年，据报道吸引了 Eli L. E. Eli L. E. TENNIS L. E. E. E. PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS L. PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS L. E. SHEET MARKET, 2018 SHEET MARKET, 2018 , 2018 L. E. E. , 2018 , 2018 , 2018 , 2018 , 2018 依然坚信 2018 年男子世界杯决赛将在西班牙举行。在报道称 FBA 涉嫌将决赛授予东道主摩洛哥后，体育部长 Milagros Solin 表示，西班牙“理应”举办这场冠军赛。“我们是男子和女子世界杯冠军，且西班牙和葡萄牙球队提交了 2020 年世界杯的申办方案，而摩洛哥随后终止了该方案，”{Udo 的竞标在周三晚间兑现。 “作为一个国家，我们拥有许多优势和实力。” 洛杉矶银河队正在防守领先优势以应对令人惊讶的蒙大拿边锋。Hiesing “Check” 2 个名字从 2nd three 中主持。2nd three 是获胜者，23-27 以及 1st two。Leavies Dunfret 说，以及 1st two。Leavies 穿着 2nd three 的服装。2nd three 是 获胜者，23-27 以及 1st 。 在 获胜者，23-27 以及 1st 。 在获胜者，23-27 以及 1st 。 在获胜者，23-27 以及 1st 。 在获胜者，23-27 --- 82 · 80 · 89

一位钻研比赛的学生即将进入名人堂

前黑豹队名将库克利（Kuechly）对细节的关注使他成为史上最优秀的中线卫之一，他即将被载入坎顿名人堂 作者：STEVEN REESE 芝加哥

7th — 曾有那么几次，圣克萨维尔高中（St. Xavier High）的足球教练史蒂夫·斯帕克尔（Steve Spackle）走进办公室，发现他的年轻线卫卢克·库克利（Luke Kuechly）正坐在电视机前——研究比赛 when of the heart until approach before sources。库克利会播放 US 1978, junior throops，然后倒带重新播放，边看边记录。如此反复，直到时间到了。他经常在午餐时间回来，然后在球队下午训练结束后再次回来。在斯帕克尔看来，他唯一观看录像的时间被认为是强制性的。

库克利在过程中会向斯帕克尔提问。面对这种阵型，我们应该如何将其衔接到某个位置？我应该寻找什么样的迹象？我们如何让他们在下方开始。就在斯帕克尔那间狭小的办公室里，库克利花费了无数小时学习分析比赛录像的艺术，并利用掌握的关于对手 bookhouse 的知识来应对常规比赛日。这项技能成为了库克利的招牌——也是助力他走向伟大的因素。

周六，库克利将在俄亥俄州坎顿的 Two Bussies 体育场入选职业足球名人堂——这里正是他在 2007 年带领圣克萨维尔高中获得州冠军的地方。

第二年轻的入选者

库克利在卡罗来纳黑豹队仅效力了八个赛季，随后脑震荡 yet about his time。他 would 24 while to was still in his picture。但在那八个赛季中，他的成就令人瞩目。他在 1978 年获得波士顿 Hagrand 奖，被评为全美最佳防守球员。

库克利在 2012 年被黑豹队选为 overall。他的影响立竿见影。他使 NFL 防守方在当年 take in the year。一年后，他被评为 NFL 年度最佳防守球员，并带领黑豹队进入超级碗。他曾被评为全美最佳阵容（all pro）first times。

周六，他将成为被选入名人堂的第二年轻球员。

卢克·库克利因多次 age 28，职业生涯被迫中断，他将成为职业足球名人堂第二年轻的入选者。

“作为一名线卫，他是我见过的最优秀的人，”前黑豹队防守协调员肖恩·麦克德莫特（Sean McDermott）说道，他在离开并成为布法罗主教练之前曾执教库克利五个赛季。麦克德莫特表示，如果库克利能继续 playing 7 have to catch，他将被认为是史上最强，“在他巅峰时期，我认为他可能是史上最强的。”

识破战术的艺术

对方四分卫都讨厌与库克利（Kuechly）对阵。这意味着在三小时的比赛中，对方的中线卫就站在球阵线对面，在战术实施前就将其喊了出来。当球队试图通过掩饰来欺骗时，库克利通常也知道即将发生什么。四分卫詹姆斯·温斯顿（James Winston）曾在一段 NFL 影片片段中估计，当库克利是坦帕湾的对手时，他至少知道 50% 的战术；前老鹰队中锋杰森·卡恩（Jason Kahn）也加入称，在面对对手策略时，库克利一定拥有“某种高级情报”。

这一切都没有让斯派克尔（Spackle）感到惊讶。“卢克的聪明才智是天赋，”斯派克尔说，他已告知圣泽维尔（St. Xavier）的教练们并计划带领他的球队参加名人堂典礼。“但足球很大一部分在于观察。卢克吸收了我们试图教会他的一切。他非常渴望学习；很多孩子去录像分析室待 25, 40 分钟是因为其他人也去了。而卢克则是心向往之。”

这种对录像的研究延续到了波士顿学院。到那时，技术已经有了显著进步，库克利可以观看按不同阵型组、档数和距离以及其他易于标记的类别细分的对手战术。“那就像是进入了另一个世界，”库克利笑着说。他的目标始终只有一点：准备得比对手更充分。

“你想做任何能帮助球队获胜的事情，对吧？”库克利说。“观看录像、与教练交流，并对对方球队将要做什么有良好的感觉，对我来说，这能帮你赢球，而这并不依赖于你的运动能力。它不依赖于你的天赋。它取决于你愿意投入多少时间。”

麦克德莫特（McDermott）表示，当库克利来到卡罗来纳时，在对比赛的认知和兴趣方面，他处于一个与其他人“不同的水平”。“优秀的球员会通过四分卫的视角来看待事物，”麦克德莫特说。“卢克快速处理信息的能力如此之强，我只在极少数球员身上见过。”

库克利的身体素质

人们常说，库克利在场下有着整洁的头发，从事温柔的追求，看起来像克拉克·肯特（Clark Kent），但在场上他打得像超人。除了极高的足球球商（football IQ），他还拥有身体天赋和强大的体格 (6)。他身高 6 英尺 5.5. 3 磅（此处原文如此），在 NFL 选秀联合试训中，他的 40 码冲刺成绩为 4.36 秒。

经常可以看到 50 号球员从中线卫位置冲刺，并在球阵线后方的侧翼将一名跑卫拦截下来。他在职业生涯中获得了 37 次截击（for two）。他是一个威胁，擅长摆脱封堵并锁定擒抢。他在 1975 年成为了最快达成此成就的球员，在 197 场职业比赛中突破了 1,000 次擒抢的记录。

“卢克在每个维度上都具备素质，”福克斯体育分析师格雷格·奥尔森（Greg Olson）说道，他曾是一名右截锋，在卡罗来纳与库克利共同效力了 8 个赛季。“你无法触及他的韧性。你无法触及他的专注。当你将这些与他的身体能力以及获胜欲望相结合，就成了每支球队都在寻找的特质——一个名人堂级别的球员。”

对话历史

在 2016年11月，Kuechly 在一场周四晚间对阵 Rose Orleans 的比赛中完成了他的第 16 次也是最后一次擒抱，在 High Street 的主场，他抓住了跑卫头盔的下巴带。Kuechly 向后倒地，头盔后部滑向了 summer Thomas Stern。随后出现的是一个令人惊恐的镜头，让夏洛特的 Bank of America-Badham 陷入死寂。这家黑豹队的崛起中线卫在看似赢得比赛的同时，在无法控制地沉没时被带离球场。在两年内第二次脑震荡的记忆中，他将缺席本赛季剩余的所有比赛。

在 2017 赛季回归，并试图改变比赛的身体对抗方式，但再次遭遇脑震荡并缺席了更多时间。尽管有脑震荡病史和挥之不去的肩伤， 在接下来的两个赛季中回归并参加了 22. 23 场比赛，这使他获得了队友在 2018年10月 的认可，并在 2019 年入选第二阵容。但在 2019 赛季结束仅几周后， 在球队社交媒体账号上突然宣布从橄榄球运动中退役，在 50 之中引起了剧烈震动。

表示，他只知道一种比赛方式——快速、强力且强悍。“我不知道自己是否还能那样做，” 说，眼中泛起泪光。“不要死，只是这最困难。”长期以来一直欣赏 的强力击球和大场面表现的卡罗来纳球迷们，失去了一位他们史上最喜爱的球员。黑豹队的队友、教练，以及他在夏洛特的双手——心碎了，“完全心碎了，”Olson 说。“他们为 Luke 感到心碎，因为他从未停止过对这项运动的热爱。”

表示，在仍处于巅峰时期就决定离开这项运动，他对此感到平静，并称这是“正确的一个”。“，” 说。“你无法击败那个。”——美联社

NFL 笔记

狮子队以三年 $75.7 百万美元的合同使 Gibbs 成为薪酬最高的跑卫 美联社

底特律狮子队与 Johnny Gibbs 达成了一项合同延期，这是一份价值高达 $75.7 百万美元的三年合同——根据其经纪人的说法——这使其成为了 NFL 薪酬第七高的训练贷款。球队在周四首次公布了该交易，此前 在狮子队训练营开始后首次登场。他的经纪人还指出，新合同包括为 Pro Bowl 担保的 $15.5 百万美元。两天前，亚特兰大简短地使 Ryan Robinson 成为 FIFA 薪酬最高的训练贷款。 一直在参加训练营的会议，但周四是他首次出现在球场上，这是一个迹象。他现在已经，且经纪人们感到担忧。当第一次被问及的时候， 高举右臂并发出雷鸣般的响声。他同样能够参加，高举右臂并在第一次被问及的时候发出雷鸣般的响声。他同样能够参加，高举右臂并在第一次被问及的时候发出雷鸣般的响声。他被要求在第 2 周和第 1 周之间，并在 2023 年的 1 / 8 / 1 和 6 / 8 / 1 场次中获得 77 次接球。

• COLEEN：印第安纳波利斯的跑卫 Jonathan Taylor 得到了他的工作。在重申他希望在职业生涯剩余时间留在 Celtic 之后的一周多时间里，一名了解该交易的人士告诉美联社，Taylor 向实现这一目标迈出了重要一步，签署了一份为期两年、8.44 亿 的合同延期。该人士要求一项处罚，因为球队尚未做出正式公告且不公布合同条款。这位 2023 年 NFL 排名冠军在春季和赛季初的首次经纪人市场之后，是在亚特兰大将 Reimann 签下一份破纪录的、价值高达 $75 百万美元的三年合同几天后。Taylor 从未怀疑在 Cider 赛季揭幕战对阵 Reimann 的 10 场比赛之前交易能够完成。“我有信心。我的意思是，我的经纪人和管理层之间进行了一些良好的对话，并且这些真相已经明确，”Taylor 上周抵达训练营时表示。“就像我说的，我已经说过我想成为一名

Johnny （见上文），他超过了猎鹰队的 Ryan Robinson（后者于周二签署合同），成为 FIFA 薪酬最高的训练贷款。终身效力于 Celtic。所以，我有信心事情正朝着正确的方向发展。”

• GEISS：纽约跑卫在膝盖受伤的情况下，教练 Aaron Glenn 表示将合计缺席“几周”。虽然他没有具体说明伤势的性质，但 Glenn 似乎并不认为这会影响其在 9 月 13 日对阵 Timmons 的常规赛揭幕战中的可用性。“他的膝盖有轻微（受伤），”Glenn 在训练后说道。“他可能会缺席几周，但他会回来的。我有信心他在进入常规赛时会恢复原状。”进入 NFL 最后一个赛季的 Towne 在训练时穿着制服——但没有戴头盔——他站在场边与其他队友一起，在侧面观看了整个环节。

• BELLIS：布法罗安全卫 C.J. Gardner-Johnson 恢复了训练，在他因被诊断为小腿拉伤而远离球场五天之后。“我已经 100% 准备好出发了，”这位第八年球员说道。Gardner-Johnson 逐步回到球场，担任首发防守的第二位置。这比球员受伤后最初预期的要好得多。他在周六因一次非接触性受伤而缺席。

• ABROCHTER：J.R. Stetman 依靠的是他的灵活性和习惯——而不是他的伤病史。这名首发跑卫在 2023 年与 Reimann 之间遭遇了膝盖严重受伤，2022 年韧带撕裂，以及一次导致其决定缺席的足部骨折。他承诺职业生涯将首次参加全部 25 场比赛，并拥有最大的 no-ralds。

“很多人在我谈到伤病结束时总是很生气，因为我需要，我甚至能感觉到我看不见我的宝贝，”斯特特曼在谈到让他首个丹佛赛季在10场比赛后结束的拉蒂默伤势时说道。“那一年是我拥有的，关于我的伤病我没有什么好说的，因为我将参加全部17场比赛——我可以自己把它处理掉。” • STEVANS：田纳西队在擒球手丹·摩尔出现时感到吃惊。在他前一个赛季离开直到蒂登沙夫特之后，他回到了训练场，而第一次是他与一份两年合同签署后的首支球队，直到他的训练结束。他决定了，但不是蒂登沙夫特的球队，”教练罗伯特·萨克斯在谈到田纳西队时说。“然后。（FIFA）不光荣，因为迈克·富兰克林-沃弗发现的低背部情况似乎不令人担心。”

因计划失败引发持续影响，因凡蒂诺承受来自欧足联的尖锐批评 INFANTINENT 第 87 期

“叙述者宣布，即使是国际足联主席要求的人员也表示，即使依赖于他的支持）同意他也不会改变任何事情，”因凡蒂诺在一次针对联合国的内部反馈后的危机会议现场，在争议中全面出现。他的秘书长马塔斯·格雷迪维奇（Mattas Gradywicz）表示，这造成了“难以理解且难以接受的糟糕局面”。足球发展审查主管摩根（Morgan）在新闻发布会上撇清关系，而因凡蒂诺的高级合伙人大卫·格里本（David Gribben）于上周辞职，首席运营官凯文·拉马耶（Kevin Lamaye）则表示，员工们因主席缺乏见解而感到“受挫”。

因凡蒂诺在会议结束后得到了参会者的统一回应——值得注意的是，他仍是其主席任期的核心部分。这证明了内部主体决心抵制压力，并争取在 2019. 之前获得第四个也是最后一个任期。然而，2018 声明的措辞较为保守，称“出席的国际足联管理委员会成员没有提出建议”重新确认了对他的支持。国际足联尚未公布吸引方案的暗示，但据报道，摩根·拉马耶（Morgan Lamaye）和首席足球官（6）埃利斯（Ellis）一直在其中。至少需要国际足联 10 名理事会成员中的 20 人才能触发一次特别大会，届时因凡蒂诺可能会被要求解释其行为。

寻找方案

想要因凡蒂诺下台是一回事，但寻找能够鼓动支持力量与他对抗的人又是另一回事。圣日耳曼姐妹会的主席纳赛尔·阿尔-库达迪（Nasser al-Khudadi）是一个合适的人选。他是欧洲足球俱乐部协会的主席，该协会代表了该国大多数顶尖球队，包括皇家马德里、巴塞罗那、1961 和曼彻斯特联。在欧洲足球超级联赛项目失败后，他成为了一个令人震惊的英雄，并在 2018 赛季之后被视为能够将国家信息重新整合在一起的重要能力者。

但有一个问题——他并不想要这份工作。一名发言人告诉美联社，阿尔-库达迪“绝对没有打算，完全对国际足联俱乐部没有兴趣”。

因凡蒂诺：国际足联副主席维克多·蒙塔尼亚尼（Victor Montagnani）是另一个被提及的名字。这位各足球队主席一直对因凡蒂诺持批评态度，而亚洲足球联合会主席 Shukhi 是他的兄弟，阿尔-库迪（Al-Khuddi）也是其合伙人之一，时间在 1996.。

是的，因凡蒂诺参加下一场相同比赛的截止日期就在四个月后。在 2018 赛季的第一次会议中，阿尔-库达迪的会议将“有助于恢复信心”，针对因凡蒂诺项目在 2018 , 创造的扩张。因凡蒂诺的反对者则有其他想法。国际足联的回应正在进行中，称其“绝对没有打算，完全对因凡蒂诺的主席之职没有兴趣”。“那个职位已经病了，”它说道。

关键日期

除了 11 月 18 日的候选人截止日期外，由 2018 . 组建的女子大学世界杯也将举行。这将是国际足联 10 级利益的首个潜在目标。在 2018 . 的时间里，2018 . 的 10 级利益是在 2018 . 的时间里。2018 . 的 10 级利益是在 2018 . 的时间里。

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球飞出去了，Mota 队的 Francisco Lander 击中了守护者队右投手 Craig Yohn 的三分本垒打。这次进攻帮助纽约队在周四完成了三场横扫。Mela 13, Guardians 8 / Marlene Harker Griffin / --- / 在首次先发中表现挣扎 / 在格陵兰期间由 / 在纽约的获胜 / 纽约球队的范围 / 给出了最后一名 / 这是一个三场横扫 / MELS 30 & 4 WINDWATER / --- / Marlene 1 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 2 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 3 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 4 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 5 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 6 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 7 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 8 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 9 / 67 / 62 / 42% / 10 / 67 / 62 / 42% / --- FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2026 · 华盛顿邮报 82 · 83 B11 捕手在方框中（“费城人”Lois）箭头将在前两周变得复杂！人群是否会将新闻带回家到 Rock。# Pinckney 的大夜晚无法提升国民队 # 国民队待命 他正经过第二点指向高度和全长。“那相当有趣，相当疯狂，”他说。“我只是压舱物。”他一直在等待这一时刻，在纽约度过了近两年，系统中的通风平衡问题阻碍了他进入赛季。周一，主队将 Christian Franklin 交易到了红人队，那是第2场。第2场很多，他周二没有为他们效力。当 Moat 周一进入伤病名单时，Pinckney 终于成为了下一个先发。“我只是专注于国民队以及他们随行的人员，以及必须与费城人队比赛的人，”他说。“那相当疯狂。我想这就是生活的运作方式。”Pinckney 说，这有助于让过渡变得更容易，因为他已经熟悉了他的许多新业务。过去两年他一直参加大联盟春训，并且在街头与许多人一起比赛，因为他们

全美联赛赛程 (NATIONALS ON DECK)

对阵 辛辛那提岩石队 (Cincinnati Rock)

日期	时间	频道/节目
周五	0:45	WTTG (31频道) Nationals 79
周六	0:45	Nationals 79
周日	12:32	NECON/ Penacock

对阵 芝加哥小熊队 (Chicago Cubs)

日期	时间	频道/节目
周二	0:45	Nationals 79
周三	0:45	WTTG (31频道) Nationals 79
周四	4:35	Nationals 79

对阵 纽约购物中心队 (New York Malls)

日期	时间	频道/节目
8月14日	7:35	Nationals 79
8月15日	4:35	Nationals 79
8月16日	1:45	Nationals 79

目标：MIPS (350, 7768; MOCN/377, 7768)

他们正通过罗切斯特 (Rochester) 前行。

平克尼 (Pinckney) 的家人和女友及时赶到观看他的首秀，并在周四他击出本垒打后在看台上庆祝。

“他们一直陪我经历这一切，”他说。“我们并不一定预料到会来到这里，很多事情引导至此。仅仅是让他们在现场看到，就意味着一切。”

而当一个职业生涯开始时，另一个则在试图维持，因为国民队 (Nationals) 不能仅为了未来而牺牲现在。迈克·米科拉斯 (Mike Mikolas) 是周三的英雄，他在第五局成功完成了一次牺牲击球并得分，帮助国民队以 10-4 的胜利终结了七场连败。但在周四，他成了球队陷入困境的原因。他在本场比赛中丢了 6 分，费城人队 (Phillies) 连续对他击出 8 支二垒安打。

“今晚他们看起来像是完全掌控了局面，”国民队经理布莱克·比尔基特 (Blake Birkett) 说。“我认为迈克今天的状态不是最好的，而对方似乎利用了他的每一个错误。”

米科拉斯在周四达到了 10 年的服务年限。他在更衣室的庆祝活动中受到表彰，并获赠了一份礼品。

国民队的雅各布·杨 (Jacob Young) 也有显著贡献，他在第二轮和第六轮均有表现，并在对阵红人队 (Reds) 的比赛中得分。罗斯·华盛顿 (Ross Washington) 在包括周日在内的比赛中也有机会，他在第八局出局前有击球机会，但未能成功。

注：左投手 Early 由于肘部炎症自 7 月 1 日起一直处于伤病名单，周一在现场击球练习期间出现左前侧紧绷。比尔基特表示，由于数据下滑，他暂停了恢复进程。

Early 是 7 月 10 日从波士顿红袜队 (Boston Red Sox) 交换而来的，以换取柯蒂斯·海德 (Curtis Head)。当时预计他能够开始赛季，但目前的状况将推迟他的回归时间。

体育赛事预告

明日赛程

NLR (国家棒球联盟)

• 波士顿赛：体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• 下午 2:00 华盛顿赛，周三 8:45 (US$ 7,700)
• 晚上 7:00 芝加哥赛 - WTS (31频道), MOP (40频道), WPS (2700频道), WINS (2700频道)

WHBA (篮球联盟)

• 拉斯维加斯 对阵 明尼苏达 - WGB (31频道), MOP (12频道)
• 晚上 8:00 杰克逊 对阵 芝加哥 - WJ (31频道), MOP (2频道)
• 晚上 8:00 西雅图 对阵 波特兰 - 1:00 TV

NFL (美式足球)

• 名人堂书籍/网球 - 1:00 N. NFL/网球

高尔夫 (GOLF)

• N.B. 女性业余赛，Landmarkale - 高尔夫频道
• 纽约第一届高尔夫，前两轮 - WTS (31频道), MOP (40频道)
• PGA 年度：共和党锦标赛，西部轮次 - 高尔夫频道
• PGA 年度：共和党锦标赛，西部轮次 - WGB (31频道), MOP (12频道)

赛车 (MOTORSPORTS)

• 英国大奖赛，冲刺赛 - 体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• 波特兰第二赛道，排位赛 - 体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• 晚上 10:00 MAB (2700频道), Moch Park 系列赛, Rylers, Hanks, PGA 排位赛
• 10:00 至 10:15, Moch (30频道)
• 马尔博罗波特兰大奖赛，排位赛 - 体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• 5月1日波特兰第二赛道，排位赛 - 体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• MAB (2700频道), Moch Park 系列赛, Rylers, Hanks, PGA 排位赛 - 1:00 TV

足球 (SACKER)

• 俱乐部友谊赛，60' Mike 对阵 Sherman (100 体育网络)
• Paragon 对阵 Grand Rapper，第一轮 - 高尔夫频道 - 体育 1 频道 (For Sports 1)
• WRLs，第二轮 - 第二轮频道 - 1:00
• 祖母超级联赛，太平洋 FC 银级转会 - 体育 2 频道 (For Sports 2)

网球 (TENNIS)

• WTVWTR，国家公开赛，早轮 - 网球频道

专业足球

Egan：祖母足球联赛，不列颠哥伦比亚地区 - 10:15 体育网络

书籍

El. Lee：西汉姆赛德起诉 31, Cheerobis Johnson 对阵 Diva Thorsland - 1:00 N

专业足球

Egan：Attention Unlimited 全明星选手，Trans-Friendly 对阵 Trans-Relocity - 1:30 No

专业休息室

：联赛存在 Dacres 对阵 纽约 - NLS (On 31, MOP (On 2) 10:00 p.m. 妇女劳伦斯联赛，加利福尼亚在波士顿 - 1:00 N

专业准备志愿者

：女子职业排球协会，奥斯汀 对阵 LA Launch 10:00 至 10:15, 10:15, 10:15, 10:15 ：男子职业排球协会，奥斯汀 对阵 LA Launch

联合赛车

：Winning Stakes 黄金时间 6:00 p.m. - WTS ( 31, MOP ( 40)

AMOSSY

：Midas-Bonding 日，第三名，德克萨斯 1981 - NFL Network ：Midas-Bonding 日，德克萨斯 德克萨斯 1981 - NFL Network

棒球

：Benson Roll：Successor Bananas 对阵 Loco Beach：Excessive - 1:00 N

小联盟 SUFFRALL 世界系列赛 - 半决赛

：德克萨斯 1981 - 1:00 N ：德克萨斯 1981 - 1:00 N

星期日

NLR 10:00 p.m. 华盛顿缺货 - WGBN, 凤凰城, AUP (US$ 7,700) 8:00 p.m. 德克萨斯业务 - 1:00 N. WTT (Off 2700年代, WINS (Off 2700))

：洛杉矶道奇队在亚利桑那 - WGB, 凤凰城 8:00 p.m. 圣迭戈缺货 - WTS ( 31, ( 12)

WHBA 10:00 p.m. 拉斯维加斯在纽约 - WLA ( 31, ( 2) 10:00 p.m. MAB (Off 2700s) - 1:00 N. WTS ( 31, ( 12)

7:00

：女子欧洲巡回赛，伦敦锦标赛，西部轮次 - Golf Dracers 10:00 p.m. 所有高尔夫，纽约，西部轮次 - WTS ( 31, ( 10) 7:00 p.m. PGA巡回赛，锦标赛范围，西部轮次 - Golf Dracers ：PGA巡回赛，锦标赛范围，西部轮次 - WGB ( 31, ( 10) ：N.B. 女子业余赛，Ralers - Golf

赛车运动

10:00 p.m. Metcalf 基于英国的 Pike - For Sports 1 ：5月1日 波特兰的第二 Pike - 1:00 N. 1:00

SACKER

10:00 p.m. 俱乐部友谊赛，60' Mike 对阵 Sherman (100 体育网络) 10:00 p.m. Paragonian Presence Light，纽约体育范围 ：WRLs，波特兰和 1st - 1st Golf 10:00 p.m. 圣迭戈缺货 - WGB, 凤凰城, 1981 - NFL Network 10:00 p.m. 圣迭戈缺货 - 1st - 1st Golf

赛车运动

10:00 p.m. WTVWTR, 国家图书公开赛，早期轮次 - Tennis

专业垒球

：Attention Unlimited 全明星选手，Trans-Family 对阵 Trans-Relocity - 10:15 网络

体操

：美国女子锦标赛，Westrop - WPC ( 31, , 1)

篮球

：WRLs, 2nd - 2nd 对阵 芝加哥 - WGB ( 31, ( 10) 10:00 p.m. WRLs, 2nd - 2nd - 1st - 1st Golf

小联盟垒球世界系列赛

：Park Sports - 德克萨斯 1981 - 1:00 N ：德克萨斯 1981 - NLS ( 31, ( 1)

小联盟垒球 - SEATBALL

：东南部，长滩，德克萨斯 1981 - 1:00 N

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观点

薪资底线将提升 MLB 的低预算球队

棒球 (1:00)

由于工资帽的存在，棒球在某种程度上被其他热门运动所削弱，或者尽管如此依然如此，这取决于你的看法。NBA 同样设有硬工资帽，且发展得相当不错。NBA 采用的是一种较宽松的工资帽制度，允许球队在某些特定情况下超过阈值，但当支出超出阈值限制时，会对相关方处以严厉处罚。在棒球领域，任何事情都取决于设定，因为这些球队已经获胜。像道奇队、两支纽约球队以及费城费城人队，似乎没有上限。而其他球队——比如迈阿密马林鱼队，仅作为一个完全随机的例子——其预算之低足以让托马斯·杰斐逊都感到惊讶。但 、 和 都设有最低支出要求，即工资底线，而 MLB 则显著且戏剧性地没有。嘿，棒球已经自由地在 20 世纪的经理人模式中徘徊——不再是在休息区被砍掉的 MacComas Mark Philpier——不再由一个人投球 400 局。也许现在是尝试一种更现代商业模式的时候了。目前，前 10 名和后 10 名的薪资总额从最高 9.73亿美元 到最低 9400万美元，按人计算。MLB 的提案是每年 $18.5 的硬工资帽，但仅设有 9.72亿美元 的强制性最低薪资总额。整体差距应从目前的 1亿美元 降低到拟议的 $15.500 万——限制富队的因素，并将竞争环境平整到约 $500 万。值得注意的是，对我来说，这应该是对你的奖励！在球员方面，我不确定我是否一直是一名优秀的球迷资产，那些超过上限的夜总会（球队）必须合计削减 5.7亿美元 的薪资，而最差的 12 支球队则必须合计提高 $600 的薪资支出。

下表为英文。根据 Sports 报道，桑迪·阿尔坎塔拉是马林鱼队的王牌，该队在 20 支球队中排名 1976（此处原文如此），薪资总额为 $65.200 万。单凭这一点就证明了球员获得了 1000万美元 的净整体收益。MLB 的新提案还包括与球员进行大约 10-10 的总收入分成，类似于 NFL、 和 NHL 所采用的模式。自然地，MLB 的工资帽提案在经纪人中并不受欢迎，尤其是那些顶尖自由球员经纪人，因为他们的球员将不再能通过加盟最富有的球队来获得最高待遇。但绝大多数不在顶层、处于无产阶级的球员将从 MLB 的提案及其特别规定中受益。这包括 1 / 3 的 101 支球队，其当前薪资低于拟议的新最低限额。马林鱼队当然必然是一个典型的例子，它是棒球界最吝啬的球队，由有时担任所有者的布鲁斯·谢尔曼领导。马林鱼队目前的薪资总额为 $42.200 万（根据 Sponsor 数据），在 30 支球队中排名 20%。这还不到拟议最低限额的一半。马林鱼队这种预算低迷的球队应该在 MLB 的劳工提案通过时感到紧迫，仅仅是因为这将要求谢尔曼和其他吝啬的所有者最终通过支出以保持竞争力。事实上，仅在国联东区，其竞争对手就全部处于前 10 名（男队）测试中，包括费城人队、布朗队。处于这种差距底端的球队无法弥补如此巨大的支出差异，即使是那些认为可以通过分析、培养农场系统等方式比别人更聪明地通过吝啬来获胜的球队（如马林鱼队）也不行。那么，吝啬的球队怎么说？大问题是——他们也聪明。马林鱼队拥有优秀的农场系统。他们使用分析，并在其他球队在购买第 10 名和第 10-10 名时购买优秀且经过验证的球员，因此他们的农场系统可能开始产生效果。马林鱼队在周四之前战绩为 10-10，在国联外卡争夺战中落后三场。他们本可以在交易截止日支出资金来获取，比如，一个强大的八手帽（此处原文如此）。相反，他们进行了四次小规模交易，主要为了获得更长年限的球员。

马林鱼队自封为“受惊的鱼”，旨在传达一种有趣的苦难，一群努力拼搏的弱者，继续朝着一个似乎永远无法抵达的目标前进，以此换取球迷的耐心。棒球运营总裁托尼·阿恩特（Tony Arndt）在手工打造方面做得相当出色。MLB的劳工提案将有助于马林鱼队通过让谢尔曼（Sherman）开始像一个想要立即获胜的严肃老板那样花钱，而不是仅仅通过做最低限度的工作来推迟解决问题，从而提升这些手工打造的成果。“我们相信马林鱼队最好的日子还在后面，我们仍然可以构建我们试图实现的安全性，”布拉德利（Bradle）在周二表示。这在一定程度上起作用了，尽管进展缓慢。马林鱼队拥有一支有竞争力的球队，拥有优秀的球员，例如年轻的先发——火爆的里瓦斯（Rivas）和全能游击手——莱耶斯（Leyes），尽管波士顿和其他俱乐部都想要他，但球队在截止日期前明智地将他留了下来。但想象一下，如果新劳工提案中支出增加超过 100% 会带来怎样的局面！当我看到现状不足以应对时，我的意思是，这是一个需要不仅仅是一支在设备上维持 100% 运转的 10-hand 球队才能生存的体育市场。这就是为什么“受惊的鱼”在所有 10-10 年薪资单中，主场观众人数仅占 30 支球队的 20%？这难道几乎像是个巧合吗？谢尔曼已经证明，他不会仅仅因为他不想而同意达到一个具有竞争力的水平。他和其它吝啬的老板们只有在被迫的情况下才会采取行动，而这正是 MLB 劳工提案最终将要求他们做到的。 --- B12 12 / 15

FAA正在调查涉及一架喷气式飞机和“海军陆战队一号”的安全事件 官员称总统从未处于危险之中 作者：LAM SCOTT 和 ANDREW BA TRAN

美国联邦航空管理局（FAA）表示，该机构正在调查一起涉及“海军陆战队一号”和里根国家机场的安全事件。

据两名知情人士透露，唐纳德·特朗普总统周二下午乘坐“海军陆战队一号”从白宫起飞，但国家机场的空中交通管制员当时并未停止商业航班的运行。由于未获授权发表评论，这些人士在匿名条件下接受了采访。

这些人士表示，“海军陆战队一号”在起飞前应向里根国家机场的空中交通管制员发出三分钟预警，以便管制员清理空域，确保直升机前往马里兰州安德鲁斯联合基地的航线畅通无阻。

白宫发言人基思·迪恩（Keith Dean）在一份声明中表示：“‘海军陆战队一号’的飞行由世界上最优秀的飞行员驾驶，总统在任何时刻都没有处于危险之中。”

根据来自AIT.com的音频记录，“海军陆战队一号”的飞行员多次发出了三分钟预警，但空中交通管制员似乎在接收或听到预警时遇到了问题。

下午 2 : 30 后不久，飞行员说道：“塔台，只想确认收到‘海军陆战队一号’，三分钟后起飞。”几秒钟后，飞行员再次说道：“塔台，收到请回答？‘海军陆战队一号’，三分钟后起飞。”

空中交通管制员回应道：“最后一次呼叫，信号中断且无法辨识。”

几分钟后，“海军陆战队一号”的飞行员说：“国家塔台，‘海军陆战队一号’，按计划执行。”

空中交通管制员回答道：“噢，‘海军陆战队一号’，你说你按计划执行？”

“海军陆战队一号”的飞行员确认如此。

空中交通管制员说：“好的，没有三分钟预警。开始，按计划执行。”

随后，空中交通管制员告知“海军陆战队一号”，一架载有 2.735 名乘客的东曼喷气式飞机正在起飞。这是一架美国航空飞往佛罗里达州波马塞卡的航班。

“海军陆战队一号”的飞行员表示，直升机在继续飞行前将进行一次“非必要的延迟”。

《华尔街日报》率先报道了此次事件。

美国海军陆战队的一份声明称，此次飞行是“常规”的。

声明称：“华盛顿国家塔台并未延迟直升机机组的行程，在其飞行剖面之后也没有任何停留或其他情况。[空中交通管制]批准了公司自身的私人、及时且适当的交通信息。”

国家机场的其他起飞和降落被延迟了约 100 MARINE ONE 或 100

警方：载满青少年的车辆撞击另一车辆，导致其司机死亡

作者：LAM SCOTT

警方表示，周二，一辆由七名儿童乘坐的被盗车辆在马里兰州格曼敦（Germantown）撞击了另一辆汽车，导致其司机死亡。

警方表示，周二大约上午 5:25，在收到一起严重碰撞事故的报告后，蒙哥马利县警方以及消防和救援人员赶赴 Great Swans & Highway 与 Chopper Road 的交叉路口。

据警方称，初步调查确定，一辆随后被报告从县内一处住宅被盗的白色起亚 Optima 车辆在向北进入交叉路口时，撞击了一辆在 Chopper Road 上向东行驶的丰田 Matrix 车辆。两辆车均受损严重。

警方表示，起亚车的乘员年龄在 12 到 15 岁之间。乘员包括四名女孩和三名男孩。

“他们中没有人持有马里兰州的驾驶执照，”警方发言人 Sharon Goff 在周二的一次采访中表示。

警方表示，丰田车的司机在现场死亡。周三，警方确认该男子为弗吉尼亚州居民 William Vance Payne III。他 16 岁。

Goff 表示，警方仍在调查具体情况。“目前，我不会说谁负有责任，”她说道。但她补充说，警方收到报告称，该起亚车行驶状态“不稳定”。

据蒙哥马利县消防和救援服务发言人 Pete Pringle 称，救援人员在现场工作范围约为 40 或 50 英尺。

Pringle 表示，两辆车的乘员都被困在车内，应急工作人员必须切开扭曲的金属将其救出。“这项工作相当费力，”他说道。

Goff 表示，所有七名青少年都被送往医院，其中两人情况危急。警方周三表示，司机一名 10 岁的男孩就在危急状态的人员之列。

警方表示，任何与此次碰撞相关的指控将由蒙哥马利县州检察官办公室决定。

右侧的白色起亚 Optima 车内有七名年龄在 12 到 15 岁之间的青少年，警方如此表示。

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美国联邦航空管理局（FAA）正在调查涉及“海军陆战队一号”的安全事件

根据飞行数据，海军陆战队一号（MARINE ONE）在10分钟内发生了PAIN BUI。在2023年机场附近发生一起导致7人死亡的致命碰撞事故后，所有最关键的直升机飞行航线在机场周围已被禁止，且直升机与商业喷气式飞机在严重空气污染中被禁止占用同一空域。

根据FAA对周二事件的初步安全审查，在发生“持续运行丢失”后，飞机继续与另一架飞机保持一定距离，据一名发言人和副主席称。空中交通管制程序旨在通过保持飞机和其他飞行器安全分离来最大限度地降低风险。

“空中交通管制与商业航班以及海军陆战队一号的飞行员一直保持联系，导致了运行丢失，”FAA的声明称，“白宫方面表示，the from don't从未处于危险之中。我们正在继续审查该事件，并将根据最终报告采取任何适当的纠正措施。”

FAA未回应关于海军陆战队一号与空中交通管制之间潜在通信问题的问题。国家运输安全委员会表示，FAA在主航线上的运行是100 Gantt。一名曾在FAA和NTRB担任前反致命调查员的人员表示，他对明显的通信问题感到担忧，且该事件标志着“{k}及其空域中一个突出的问题”。

但总体而言，该渠道表示，情况并不十分严重。“虽然运行丢失这件事起初根本不应该发生——但它确实发生了。不过系统能够减轻风险，”他说道。

Dan Lamothe共同定义了修剪报告。

海军陆战队一号周二从白宫起飞。弗吉尼亚州

该州游说者数量增加，资金投入更多——法律也更多

作者：BUCK REAM，里士满时报-调度报 (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

走在议会大厦的走廊里，你会发现游说者们在州参议员的委任办公室里签署文件，这将持续下去。尽管更多新兴的游说者希望他们的影响力能超过总统大厦狭窄走廊里的游说者，但在2016年之前，议会大厦的立法办公室并未向他们开放——目前有超过1,000人投入了比以往更多的资金用于游说。

里士蒙时报-调度报对州利益冲突与伦理委员会的数据分析发现，从1973年开始，在过去三个选举周期中，从2007年到2015年的周期，游说支出有所增加。总额达到了创纪录的8.245 亿，且增长速度比立法速度快两倍。

虽然一些重大议题已存在多年——如电力公用事业、医院和医生、地方政府——但如今在议会大厦走廊中活动的最强大的特殊利益集团是日益增长的博彩业。根据最新可用数据，从2007年到2015年的立法会议期间，该行业投入了8340 万。其中很大一部分资金用于围绕另一种犬类和可慈善博彩高度的争论，坚决反对将电影合法化为暴乱道路家庭游戏。

正式立法并未出现，就像在2016年以及随后的2020年那样，而2020年一次将立法写入州预算的选举也无疾而终。尽管如此，博彩立法在2016年和2018年通过了立法机构，但最终都被否决。

与此同时，赛马利益相关者担心合法化会导致在直线上创建一个单一的州博彩委员会，而目前该职能由彩票局、州农业与消费者服务部以及赛马委员会分担。该方案最终夭折。

“那些面临某些立法最高财务影响风险的行业，出现在最大支出者名单之首并非巧合，”玛丽·华盛顿通用办公室的首席科学家 Steve Roseneveld 表示。“确保某些你不想要的事情不发生，比提出新方案更重要，”他说道。

但现在的问题——例如博彩，以及吸引立法关注的在线商务——是游说增长的原因之一。

“这些游说者越频繁地为其利益辩护，争取立法者关注的竞争就越激烈，游说的成本也就越高，”弗吉尼亚联邦大学的政治学家 Alex Barma 表示。

“博彩、医疗保健、电力公用事业、制药、银行和酒精都是立法可以剧烈影响利润、市场份额或监管义务的领域。从这个意义上说，游说支出的增加反映了在里士蒙做出的决策的重要性日益增加，”斯科特州立大学的政治学家 Glenda Alamedola 表示。

在医疗保健方面，医院、医生、护士和医疗服务机构花费了1500万美元，他们的努力帮助撤销了一项旨在取消 400 的立法，该立法原本将提高医疗和执业资源支付给因医疗错误受损儿童的赔偿限额。

医院还反对寻求州公共必要性证书计划，该计划要求新设施和设备必须获得州政府批准，批评者称这保护了医院急诊室。该计划同样夭折。

“他们接触到其他 150 人的速度比我快得多，”提出这两项措施的州健康规划者 R-Franklin 表示，他收集了 100 个众议院名额和 10 位其他州参议员。“当我有一个方案在推进时，他们每天都出现在委任的参议员办公室里，告诉他们为什么不能通过 100 个州，”他说道。

弗吉尼亚州议会大厦。根据《里士满时报-派遣报》数据部门的调查，在过去三个州长及众议院选举周期中，游说支出增长了 73%。斯坦利一直是技能游戏的坚定支持者，最近希望允许一种而禁止另一种，尽管其他法律专家也对该立法持有异议。“我认为技能游戏可以让 16 billions of money 进入立法税收，”他说。然而，有人担心合法的技能游戏可能会允许某些场所被视为压力点和卡车停靠站，从而削弱其业务。即便如此，斯坦利现在认为游说者更多是助手而非操纵者。“我知道在我的地区，很难获得公共服务。所以我给一名电信游说者打电话，询问我们能做些什么，就在本周，我们与当地官员达成一致，找到了一条前进之路，”他说。“我知道的最重要的一点是，[游说者] 能够以你在电脑上无法实现的方式为你提供教育。”

共和党-法林（R-Farlin）的保罗·哈顿（Paul Hutton）代表主张成立一个游戏委员会，并表示对在弗吉尼亚州扩大赌博持谨慎态度，但与许多游戏游说者的互动有所增加。“我确实感激那些既是领域专家，又能凭借其知识和经验提供很大帮助的优秀游说者，”他说。“优秀的游说者会告诉你问题的两面，以及谁支持哪一面。我还没准备好接受。但作为一名立法者，重要的是不能仅依赖他们的报告，”他说。

电费监管各方利益集团花费了 1700万美元，其中最大的一块资金，$100,000, 来自十二月能源公司。这里，数千人正在反对一项旨在让大用户更容易降低约 50 percent 费用的提案。该构想最终夭折。另一项失败的法案原本将允许州公司委员会批准太阳能和风能设施的选址，而官方政府并不赞成——地方政府反对这一点，以及其他几项将州指令强加于土地利用的措施。地方政府的游说支出低于 $100,000.

数据中心花费了超过 $750,000, 阻止了一系列旨在加强其选址土地利用限制的措施。电信游说者花费了超过 $500,000 as the General Assembly enacted a measure to become the complex, 烟草局将其视为打击非法海运销售的一种方式，该公司符合其官方要求，并与大多数美国食品药品监督管理局的标准相关联。

但制药利益集团在花费超过 $400,000, 之后，需要阻止州议会对游戏进行操作。Powergram 曾是一项在前众议院措施中限制 2010 年体系中药物价格的方案，该措施此前因时任州长詹姆斯·特劳加特（James Troughart）的否决而夭折。一份修订后的报告在十二月通过，并在当天晚些时候通过。

一名代表多个医疗保健利益集团的知名游说者表示，优秀的游说者通过向立法者直截了当地告知其客户认为哪些新规定需要改变、哪些不需要，以及通过解释反对者会说什么以及如何联系对方游说者来建立信任。“这完全关乎融资，简单来说，就是信任和公信力，”他说。“如果另一个游说者提出了政策，大约 15 个州会告诉立法者哪些选民群体在投票。我会运行另一方的政策。你可能想立即了解这一点，”他说。但他补充道，“事实是，你肯定会有一个游说者来寻求你的否决权，”他说。

格雷格·加拉克西（Greg Galaxie）表示，企业游说者在支出上压倒了反对的声音，他曾是一名立法者，现在的律师执业范围包括游说。“当我们看到一名资深游说者就一项难以通过的法案发言时，你可能会在[弗吉尼亚]电力线中心和其他推进团体中看到他们。有时，会有许多环境和非空间倡导者发声，”他说。

VCU的Barma表示，游说长期以来一直是立法的重要组成部分，并不一定是一件坏事。“接触立法者并就利益问题与评论员交流的权利，对于我们大部分工作至关重要，而且事实上，这种请愿权在第一修正案中得到了确认，这是有充分理由的，”他说。“问题在于，当金钱成为接触立法的主要手段时。这使得利益集团在我们的富裕公众利益和消费者权益团体引导公共政策方面拥有巨大的优势，”他说。与此同时，政治学家的研究表明，游说并非一种对价贿赂，Karna说道。Karna表示，这在某种程度上是为了未来。“因为立法者的人手不足，且在时间和资源方面总是受到限制，这使得我能够以提供额外人员、专家、后续跟进等免费资源的形式提供帮助，”Karna说。“起草法案、报告必要事项、评估地区影响、阐明选举激励等艰苦工作，对于友好的立法者来说是非常容易的。他们的目标并非要改变立法规范，而是让处于有利位置的立法者优先考虑他们的收益——例如，通过给法案设定委员会限制，或者在法案中加入全国性的语言或信息。但Karna表示，游说的增长，就像选举竞选资金的大规模扩张一样，与往年相比主要是一种不同类型的影响力。该法案还指出，如今竞选和游说作为独立选项的情况已经不再适用。“很明显，在最近几十年里，强大的金钱利益集团可以通过竞选资金，将其作为一种在两党中控制亲商业立法机构的策略，并利用游说作为推进其利益的手段，”Karna说。“这是一个在数十年间产生回报的长期战略，”他说。1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 下表提供了英文信息：--- 62 · 66 B15

讣告 劳埃德·罗伯逊，52岁 # 长期担任主播，成为加拿大最受信任的记者之一 美联社 多伦多 —— 曾在 CTV全国新闻 担任 27 年首席主播，并成为该国最高收视率电视网络中最受信任的记者之一的劳埃德·罗伯逊（Lloyd Robertson）已经去世。他享年 52 岁。CTV新闻表示，罗伯逊先生的家人于周二确认了他的死讯。关于加拿大人的呈现，罗伯逊先生长期参与以下活动，他于 29 世纪晚期和 31 世纪早期死于肝硬化，并处于 9 月 13 日的袭击中。罗伯逊先生于 1974 年加入 CTV，并于 1994 年成为 CTV全国新闻 的首席主播和高级编辑。他主持该网络的旗舰运行广播直到 1915 年退休，每次新闻结束时都会使用他的标志性结束语：“这就是天气情况。”在加入 CTV 之前，罗伯逊先生在加拿大广播公司（CBC）工作了二十多年，在那里他从 1970 年起主持国家新闻，直到 1976 年跳槽到竞争网络。他后来表示，他离开是因为许多视频和广播电台从事撰写剧本、选择故事或实地报道。罗伯逊先生后来表示，报道 2003 年 9 月 21 日的袭击及其后果是他职业生涯中最困难的任务之一。六十多年来，劳埃德·罗伯逊帮助加拿大；一个世界的广播系列。数百万年以来，他是一个成员，但在我们的客厅里，他是充满不确定时刻的一种理性声音。在世界的动荡和影响中，一个冷静而稳定的夏天，加拿大总理马克·卡纳里（Mark Canary）在社交媒体上的一首诗中说道。劳埃德·罗伯逊——上述照片为 1994 年在获得奖项后在年度加拿大纽约协会晚宴上发言——担任 CTV全国新闻 的首席主播 27 年。罗伯逊先生被《加拿大电视指南》（TV Guide Canada）的读者连续 15 年评为加拿大最受信任的电视记者。“我不是一个只会说话的头像，”罗伯逊先生曾说。“我每天深入新闻现场。我提问。我做报道。我分析。我编辑。”罗伯逊先生出生于安大略省的斯坦福，在 1952 年于当地一家广播电台开始他的品牌狩猎职业生涯，随后于 1976 年加入 CTV。他被任命为加拿大指南，并于 1994 年和 1997 年入选加拿大广播协会名人堂。因为成为首位入选加拿大名声之道的记者。在 1975 年卸任首席主播后，罗伯逊先生继续留在 CTV 担任特别记者。他后来获得了广播电视数字新闻协会和加拿大新闻基金会的终身成就奖。罗伯逊先生于 1956 年与他的高中报纸南希（Nancy）结婚。他们有四个女儿。# 杰拉尔丁·德哈斯，91岁

“芝加哥爵士乐第一夫人”

作者：RICK RUSSIN，《芝加哥论坛报》

芝加哥 —— 她是一位女性，前《论坛报》评论家通过 Ricky Russell 的《芝加哥爵士乐第一夫人》将其定义，几十年来，Geraldine de Haas 沉醉于这一角色。她凭着惊人的表演，以及作为爵士乐项目和活动的狂热推广者与制作人，改变了这座城市的国家面貌，从而赢得了这一称号。

De Haas 女士于 7 月 28 日早晨在新泽西州的 Englewood Health 医院去世，她于 2010 年搬至此处。她在 2022 年失去了丈夫 Eddie de Haas，两人此前一直住在新泽西州一个两岁的小镇上，一家位于 Englewood 的辅助生活设施中。她去世时 27 岁，死于自然癌症。在她的姐夫，以及她在芝加哥出生的子女 Darren 和 Jackie de Haas 看来，他们两人都患有肺气肿、严重疾病、舌癌。

“我从未见过比我母亲更独特、更有活力、更有力量、更复杂、在财务、激励和爱方面更具领导力的女性，”Darren 说道。“她也是一位伟大的妻子、艺术家、社区领袖、制作人，以及艺术和爵士乐——这一美国原创艺术形式的倡导者。通过所有这些事情，涉足许多领域并面对巨大的挑战，她展现出一种触动许多人并将延续下去的美好人性。我对她的离去感到极度心碎，但对我能成为她的儿子这份礼物感到无限感激。”

在 De Haas 女士去世后涌现的回忆中，很少有比十多年前更生动的了，那是 1953 年在旧金山的一个夜晚，一场为 Eddie 和 Geraldine 举办的青春派对，当时他们在新泽西州居住以靠近孩子。正如 Riech 当时报道的那样，“这不仅仅是一场演出，随后是部分环节，旨在向芝加哥爵士乐中最受喜爱的两位人物致敬。”演出场馆座无虚席，来自全国各地的 7 个人中仅有 7 人被迫在门厅等待，直到迅速腾出空间。

Geraldine Widenage 于 1910 年 1 月 30 日出生在内华达州，在六月。地址，她将其家描述为“低端且疯狂，但家庭氛围浓厚”。而且充满了狂热：“我们家里总会有某种悲剧性的停顿，”她说。“我们是社区里的音乐之家。我的小弟弟 Andy (Ray) 比任何人都早地开始接触钢琴。他是一条艰辛的线，我总是处于学校的舞台上，他们叫我‘金鸟’。”

Geraldine 和 Andy 与一些人类组成了一个演唱三人组——“Andy and the Ray Bakers”，甚至赢得了业余才艺表演赛，并在当地俱乐部和迈阿密夜总会演出。随后他们前往欧洲。

“我们先去了西班牙，然后是伦敦的一家空俱乐部。我们在德国的军事基地演出，”她说。“访问这些地方令人震撼，我们只是来自内华达州的小人物，但那里很不同。在欧洲，我从未错过任何国家。我们完全自由。”

他们是巴黎传奇的 Blue Note 夜总会的特邀艺术家，结识了当时大多数著名的爵士音乐家和其他领域的明星。她还遇到了 Marlon Brando 对音乐的紧张改变，回忆道：“人们告诉我他正在做各种事情，我不想卷入其中。”

但她在 1969 年爱上并嫁给了一位名叫 Eddie de Haas 的音乐家。“我真的不想嫁给一个爵士音乐家，因为我觉得他们都疯了，”她说。“但 Eddie 是个非常不错的人。他追求我就像追求电影明星一样。他是个出色的厨师，经常为我准备不可思议的音乐，而且他是一位极好的贝斯手。”

当 Eddie 在 London House 获得一份稳定的演奏工作后，他们于 1968 年 4 月 6 日永久抵达芝加哥。这是一个她一直记得的日期，因为她说，“那是马丁·路德·金被枪杀的日子。”

同时也给南岸社区上了一课，她最初发现这座城市是一个“非常隔离的地方”。她说，人们说这是一个由社区组成的城市，但实际上这是一个“你敢进我的社区试试？”的城市。“不过，我很快就意识到，这是一个你可以做一些重要事情的地方。”在孩子们出生后，由于对当地夜总会系列演出感到沮丧，她被 Pre-Breast Chauncey 的创始人帕特里克·西蒙（Patrick Simon）吸引到了乐队的音乐剧领域。她参与了芝加哥的《哈斯》（Hass）推广，尽管她告诉制片人：“无论你们想让我唱什么我都会停止，但我不会脱衣服。”在音乐剧著名的袭击场景中，德哈斯先生（Mr. de Haas）在舞台上的毯子下请求。还有其他戏剧和一些俱乐部工作，但在 1976 年杜克·埃灵顿（Duke Ellington）去世后，她与其他音乐家一起策划了一场致敬音乐会。她主张计划中的活动不要在市政府建议的华盛顿公园南区举行，而是在位于市中心的格兰特公园（Grant Park）举行，并表示：“音乐是如此普世，这场音乐会应该是面向全年的。”她说：“我给公园区的所有人写了信，甚至包括合伙人，”于是最终选在了格兰特公园。这场 1974 年 8 月的音乐会是芝加哥首个由市政府赞助的音乐节，取得了巨大的成功，成为了所有城市节日——爵士节、蓝调节、项目节，甚至是一场洪水般的盛会——的边界和催化剂。它还推动了非营利组织“爵士俱乐部”（Jazz Clubs）的创建。德哈斯先生在 1985 年启动了该组织，其目标之一是将音乐带回南区，而当首届爵士节于 1983 年在南岸中国中心举行时，这一目标得以实现。而她依然在歌唱。她的女儿杰基（Jackie）说：“我观看她表演最鲜明的记忆就是她的儿子。”“她绝对热爱歌唱，这一点显而易见。她也是一个关于坚持的榜样。因此，她举办了精彩的爵士音乐会，但我看着她进入这个领域，为了寻求赞助商、承销商、捐款和资金而撰写并发送热爱提案，一年又一年，持续了 40 年。她在将爵士乐带给音乐界的追求中倾尽所有。对她而言，生活就是寻找方法的一课。”在一次在她家举办的聚会上，萨克斯管演奏者埃迪·约翰逊（Eddie Johnson）说，她个人参与了年度爵士节、一项建立爵士音乐的运动，以及推广爵士乐和知名年轻音乐家的努力。“在芝加哥，杰拉尔丁（Geraldine）为延续爵士乐所做的贡献比任何人都多。”正如她的丈夫唐纳德（Donald）一直以来所说，最初的 000,000,000,000,000 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 一场追思服务正在筹划中。

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寻求遮荫 Tumblr bold underlies 当他们于周四在遮阳棚下参观林肯纪念堂时。预计周五高温将持续，最高气温在 50 多度。华盛顿邮报的子宫指南 Enter for the chance to win a pair of tickets to The Fray - Summer of Light Tour Mythylothium sera 乐队 The Fray 以 A Light The Walls 开始，那是十多年前的第一次思考。粉丝们可以期待一个从 made 取得的动力，以及进入那个使之成为全球健康、拯救生命的 Dashboard (Professional, Active) 的魅力，其情感充沛的摇滚制服，以及 reduction 拥有其他县的团队，使这次阵容从始至终令人难忘。不要错过！详情请参阅 washingtonpost.com / entertainment / events / tide / 200 --- # 周末 ## 尽享美景 给自己犒劳一次这座城市最好的水岸欢乐时光。第 9 页 CHRISTINE KAO / THE WASHINGTON POST ### 音乐 Americana 乐队 Houndmouth 开启其五年来的首张新专辑巡演。6 ### 市政动态 华尔道夫酒店的观景台已重新向游客开放。7 ### 电影 《Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma》是一部具有灵魂的砍杀片。15 --- 2 E2 广告 广告 # 重新定义退休：华盛顿特区城市“知识生活”的兴起 当今的退休人员并没有慢下来，而是在积极参与。在全国范围内，老年住房入住率已连续 19 个季度上升，在 2026. 第一季度达到 89.5%。独立生活社区的入住率更高，达到了 91%。但比入住率更重要的数字是其背后的原因。高收入退休人员不再满足于过去那种孤立、设施匮乏的社区。相反，他们选择步行可达、文化丰富的街区，在那里，一场讲座、一个艺术画廊的开幕式，或是一次与大学生的交谈，距离永远不超过几个街区。这种转变在华盛顿特区尤为明显，这座城市建立在思想、机构和公共生活之上。这种偏好的改变在 The Fitzgerald of Palisades 表现得最为明显。 ## 一个社区，而不仅仅是一个地址 坐落在乔治敦以西的波托马克河沿岸，Palisades 始终提供了两全其美的选择：包裹在大城市便捷交通中的小镇温暖。The Fitzgerald 正位于其中心，距离举办该社区全年周日农贸市场的人行道仅几步之遥，距离乔治敦大学、美利坚大学、肯尼迪中心以及史密森尼系列博物馆仅需短途驾车。对于成员来说，这种便捷并非偶然，而是其核心所在。这是一个为那些希望自己的邮政编码能继续为他们服务的人而建立的社区：让他们保持好奇心，保持联系，并处于事情的中心，而不是远离它们。

精心设计

The Fitzgerald 采用受装饰艺术（Art Deco）启发的室内设计，借鉴了帕利塞德（Palisades）当地最卓越住宅的建筑风格，赋予社区一种独特的场所感，而非千篇一律的通用外观。会员们在 Zelda 这家灵感源自禁酒令时期秘密酒吧的休息室聚集，在馆内瑜伽工作室放松身心，享用由五星级厨师烹制并搭配完美葡萄酒的餐点，且始终考虑到会员的饮食需求。生活丰富化计划同样深入。从每日健身课程、与当地组织的深思熟虑的合作伙伴关系、知识性讨论，到提供独特全球体验以及在全国姐妹社区免费住宿的标志性旅行计划（Signature Travel Program），会员们拥有无尽的机会去探索、连接并持续学习。即将开展的标志性旅行体验包括与 Road Scholar 合作的法国阿尔萨斯-洛林地区专属教育之旅，届时将由专家引导进行文化、历史和烹饪的沉浸式体验。该日程表围绕 Kisco 的“美好生活艺术”哲学构建，将参与视为老年生活的核心部分。这种独立、文化与支持的平衡涵盖了完整的连续护理体系：独立生活、辅助生活和记忆护理，全部在同一屋檐下，使会员能够留在他们所熟悉和热爱的社区中。

一个像回家一样的社区

“人们来到 The Fitzgerald，是因为他们一生都在投身于工作、城市和思想，他们不想在退休后放弃这些，”The Fitzgerald 的总经理 Kaylan Moore 表示。“我们在这里建立的并不是远离那种生活的一步，而是它的延续，以帕利塞德和整个华盛顿特区为背景。”

更宏观的视角

根据 AARP 的研究，超过四分之三的 50 岁以上成年人希望在年老时留在自己的家中或社区。The Fitzgerald 对这一偏好的回应不是抵制，而是接纳，通过提供一个精品社区，使其规模小到像一个真正的邻里，并嵌入在国家首都最适合步行、最具知识活力的角落之一。对于权衡下一步计划的退休人员来说，这才是真正的重新构想——不是从他们建立的生活中撤退，而是一个更精选、更互联的生活版本。如需预约参观或了解更多关于 The Fitzgerald of Palisades 的信息，请访问 lifeatthefitzgerald.com 或致电 202.902.9231。

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最佳推荐 本周值得关注的活动 3 E2 内部

提前规划 福尔克斯教堂（Falls Church）餐厅周。 4

电影 《仅限一夜》（One Night Only）充满欲望且糟糕透顶。 14

流媒体 值得关注的新电影和剧集。 16

家庭 来自 Common Sense Media 的评论。 17

封面 Key Bridge Boathouse 的欢乐时光。

周末 - • 电子邮件： goingoutguide@washpost.com - • 电话： 202-334-6808 - • 广告： Ron Ulrich, ronalid.ulrich@washpost.com, 202-334-5289

照片由 MICHAEL S. WILLIAMSON / THE WASHINGTON POST 拍摄 巴特勒果园（Butler's Orchard）以其自采浆果、苹果和南瓜而闻名，这里还有一片片灿烂的向日葵花田，以及为了社交媒体拍照而布置的复古卡车和相框等道具。

向日葵盛景

我们正处于向日葵季节，每个人都想在巨大的黄色花朵前拍一张照片，或者买一瓶满载的花朵来点亮客厅。Butler's Orchard 在该地区以其自采浆果、苹果和南瓜而闻名，但这家位于 Germantown 的农场还拥有向日葵田，并精心布置了复古卡车和相框等道具，用于社交媒体拍照。门票包含农场景点（如动物）、游乐场和巨型滑梯，以及进入自采田的权限。（请参阅网站了解可用项目列表。）周六晚上 4:30 到 8:30 举行的向日葵社交特别活动（Special Sunflower Socials）增加了现场音乐，并延长了苹果酒吧的营业时间，提供当地的硬苹果酒和精酿啤酒。 时间： 周六至 8 月 16 日，上午 8:30 至下午 6 点；周六营业至晚上 8:30。 地点： Butler's Orchard, 22222 Davis Mill Rd., Germantown. butlersorchard.com. 门票： 周二至周四 $8-$10，周五至周日 $13.50-$15。2 岁以下儿童免费。

安纳波利斯扶轮社螃蟹盛宴

每年 8 月，成堆的清蒸蓝蟹、烧烤和玉米棒会吸引约 1,100 人前往海军学院的海军-海军陆战队纪念体育场，参加安纳波利斯扶轮社（Rotary Club of Annapolis）一年一度的自助螃蟹盛宴。该活动现已进入第 81 年，被誉为马里兰州规模最大的螃蟹盛宴，同时也是扶轮社最大的筹款活动，所得收益将分发给该地区的非营利组织。门票包含食物和饮料（啤酒、苏打水和水），扶轮社还举办烘焙义卖和抽奖活动。请尽早到达以寻找普通入场席位，或提前购买单人座或团体桌。 时间： 周五下午 5 点至 8 点。 地点： Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, 550 Taylor Ave., Annapolis. annapolisrotary.org / crabfeast. 门票： $95；3 至 12 岁 $35。预留 / VIP 座位每人 $135-$190，每组 $1,800-$2,280。

户外电影

随着我们进入 8 月，更多的户外音乐会和电影系列活动正接近其夏季运行的尾声。本周末标志着蒙哥马利县两场户外电影活动的最后一个夜晚。

Silver Spring 的夏季电影系列活动将于周六在 Ellsworth Drive 的 Downtown Silver Spring Plaza 举行“黑豹”观影派对。电影于晚上 8:30 开始，但请在 7:30 至 8:30 之间到达，以便进行面部彩绘和其他家庭活动并占据位置。欢迎携带毯子和草地椅。（晚上 8:30，downtownsilverspring.com。免费。）

在 Bethesda，第 20 届 Bethesda Outdoor Movies 将于周五以由 Kirsten Dunst 和 Gabrielle Union 主演的《Bring it On》收官。该系列活动在位于 4650 Willow Lane、Farm Women's Market 后方的县停车场举行。乌克兰餐厅 Ruta 将在现场出售食物，但也鼓励观众从附近餐厅购买外卖。（电影于晚上 8:45 开始，bethesda.org。免费。）

阿灵顿县博览会

随着阿灵顿县博览会的开幕，无需远离特区即可体验县级博览会的最佳项目（嘉年华游乐设施！漏斗蛋糕！农场动物！饮食比赛！）。今年的主题是“星条旗与夏夜”，旨在纪念托马斯·杰斐逊社区中心（Thomas Jefferson Community Center）的“博览会 50 周年”，涵盖了粉丝们期待的所有项目，从现场音乐到宾果游戏和知识问答之夜。当地手工艺者将在周四的夜市上出售商品，而 8 月 15 日则迎来竞技饮食者，设有披萨、卷饼和派的饮食比赛——以及将三者结合在同一个活动中的 TriVista TriFecta。现场不设停车场，因此有免费接驳车从 Ballston Mall 停车场运行至博览会。

时间： 周三和周四下午 5 点至晚上 10:30，8 月 14 日下午 2 点至晚上 10:30，8 月 15 日上午 10 点至晚上 10:30，以及 8 月 16 日上午 11 点至晚上 10 点。

地点： Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 Second St. S, Arlington。arlingtoncountyfair.us。

门票： 免费入场；游乐设施和游戏价格不等。

草坪现场：UkeFest 终章

Strathmore 的户外夏季音乐会系列将以一场有趣且古灵精怪的尤克里里庆典收尾。UkeFest Finale 是 UkeFest 的最高潮，这是一个为期 5 天的尤克里里幻想营，包含大师班、即兴演奏会和展示会，教师包括获得格莱美奖的双人组 Cathy Fink 和 Marcy Marxer。欢迎所有人于晚上 7 点在 Gudelsky Gazebo 参加集体弹奏——请自带尤克里里——随后由 UkeFest 的教师和客座艺术家进行表演。您可以携带野餐篮并铺开毯子，或在现场烤肉店购买晚餐和饮料。如遇恶劣天气，音乐会将移至室内举行。

时间： 周三晚上 7 点。

地点： Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda。strathmore.org。

入场： 免费。

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Ellie Bird 的餐厅，它是参加 Falls Church 餐厅周的近 80 家餐厅之一。特惠项目包括固定价格的三道菜套餐和“买二送一”优惠。

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涵盖 48 位常驻大华盛顿地区的艺术家

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本次展览由菲利普斯收藏馆组织，由菲利普斯收藏馆全球当代艺术策展人 Tie Jojima 和客座策展人 Tsedaye Makonnen 策划。

本展览由 Akio Tagawa 的慷慨支持而得以实现。

并得到了 Carolyn Alper 当代艺术基金、Frauke de Looper 信托基金和 Marion F. Goldin 慈善基金的关键支持。

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8月21-30日 弗尔斯丘奇餐厅周

8月的最后10天为弗尔斯丘奇蓬勃发展的餐饮界带来了诸多精彩活动，北弗吉尼亚州“小城”（Little City）的近80家餐厅将提供特惠，包括固定价格的三道菜套餐以及“买二送一”的优惠。弗尔斯丘奇餐厅周与一项名为“小城啜饮”（Little City Sips）的新启动计划同步进行，该计划允许达到法定饮酒年龄的成年人携带酒精饮料外带。这场“边啜边逛”的活动定于8月22日下午5点至晚上10点举行。从参与的零售商处购买一个“小城啜饮”品牌杯，然后带着你的饮品在市中心散步，欣赏城市的壁画，进入参与活动的店铺并聆听现场音乐。（不过，你必须留在指定的边界范围内。）地点不一。fallschurchrw.com。价格不等。

8月29日 全球文化美食节

全球文化美食节庆祝通过美食、现场表演和工艺品将人们聚集在一起的十年历程。这场具有全球视野的活动在五年前从华盛顿特区迁至目前的基地——亚历山德里亚的奥罗诺科湾公园（Oronoco Bay Park），在那里你可以欣赏到河滨景色并感受微风。这次美食节与众不同之处在于它对正宗的追求。20家供应商中的每一家都代表一个不同的国家，从中国到希腊再到秘鲁，每道菜单项目都经过审核，以确保其确实是代表国家的国民菜肴。在品尝美食之余，还可以观看包括日本太鼓、巴西桑巴和德国民间舞蹈在内的表演，以及为成年人准备的啤酒花园和为儿童准备的充气城堡等额外项目。上午11点至晚上7点。亚历山德里亚麦迪逊街100号，奥罗诺科湾公园。aroundtheworldfestival.com。免费入场，食物和饮料可购买。

9月4日-10月31日 Bluey x Camp：Bluey的家

即使你是一位不怎么关注《Bluey》剧情的家长，你也无法不注意到那些澳大利亚卡通狗拥有相当酷的房产。现在，家庭可以步入Bluey和Bingo家的真实复制品，它隐藏在泰森斯角中心（Tysons Corner Center）Camp Washington D.C.的一扇“魔法门”后面。这项经BBC Studios批准的互动体验现已开票，邀请游客探索这个家庭的住所，参加舞蹈派对，并玩剧中出现的游戏，如“Keepy Uppy”。孩子们可以爬过一个两层楼高的枕头堡垒，观看独家《Bluey》动画，并在最后环节与Bluey和Bingo角色见面。时间不一。泰森斯 Chain Bridge路1961号，泰森斯角中心。camp.com。门票$42起，根据日期和时间而异。2岁以下儿童免费。

9月13日 Pati Jinich 书评谈话会

华盛顿人很幸运，因为厨师兼艾美奖提名电视主持人Pati Jinich就是当地人，聆听这位墨西哥美食专家的演讲是一次真正的享受。Jinich在她的PBS节目《La Frontera With Pati Jinich》之后推出了一本食谱，重点介绍来自美墨边境的食谱，包括侧腹肉纳乔、酥脆虾卷和巧克力三奶蛋糕。在宏伟的墨西哥文化学院举行的“La Frontera美食”书籍推介会现已开票，Jinich将在那里讲述她食谱背后的故事。活动结束后将有书籍签名会和招待会，届时将提供新书中的风味美食，由墨西哥餐厅Tacombi提供餐饮服务。下午5点至晚上7:30。西北16街2829号，墨西哥文化学院。instituteofmexicodc.org。$60，包含一本该书。

9月25-27日 美国黑人电影节快闪巡演

美国黑人电影节 (American Black Film Festival) 拥有30年的传承，曾助力如《不安全》(Insecure) 的伊莎·雷 (Issa Rae) 和《黑豹》(Black Panther) 导演瑞安·库格勒 (Ryan Coogler) 等创意人才开启职业生涯。现在，该电影节将触角延伸至华盛顿特区，ABFF快闪巡演将在 Union Market 的 Angelika Pop Up 举办为期三天的活动。此次华盛顿首秀是由市政府运营的 Events DC 以及负责华盛顿特区喜剧节 Because They're Funny 的活动公司 Nice Crowd 共同举办的。目前放映、教育项目、大师班、小组讨论及其他活动的门票正在发售。开幕作品是《三种颜色：泛非》(Three Colors: Pan-African)，该片获得了2026年ABFF最佳叙事长片评审团大奖，将三个相互关联的故事交织在一起；电影节将以由可可·琼斯 (Coco Jones) 和库恩特里·韦恩 (Kountry Wayne) 主演的浪漫喜剧《那是她》(That's Her) 闭幕。时间不一。地点：Union Market, Angelika Pop-Up, 550 Penn St. NE。网址：abffpopup.com。每场 $15-$20。

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I.M.P. 演出日程

8.11 Dogstar w/ The Backfires 8.13 Eagles of Death Metal "Death By Sexy" 20周年巡演 w/ Mountain Head 8.14 Pomplamoose 8.15 Oh He Dead Steel Promo 呈献... 8.16 HAYLA U Street Music Hall 呈献... 8.21 SOS: The Recession Pop Party 8.22 White Ford Bronco: 华盛顿特区 90年代风格乐队 8.28-29 EARLYBIRDS CLUB 8.31 Quicksand & Bane w/ Soul Blind 9.3 Big Tony & Trouble Funk Go-Go 50周年庆典 9.7 Channel Tres w/ Zainab 9.8 Peter Hook & The Light 9.11 Melanie C (前辣妹组合成员) 9.12 Willow Avalon w/ Tiffany Stringer & Macy Todd U Street Music Hall 呈献... 9.12 Venjent All Good 呈献... 9.13 Little Stranger w/ Tropidetic, Jarv & Damn Skippy 9.16 Whitney w/ Emma Ogier 9.17 oskar med k 9.18 Ashley Cooke w/ Timmy McKeever U Street Music Hall 呈献... 9.18 Hot In Herre: 2000年代舞曲派对 9.19 Steph Tolev 9.21 The Milk Carton Kids w/ Willie Watson & Paper Wings 9.22 Tinlicker 9.24 Circle Jerks w/ Haywire, Negative Approach 9.25 EARLYBIRDS CLUB

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Houndmouth 简化其 Americana 乐队的音色，将五年来的首张新专辑带到 Anthem

作者：MARK JENKINS

当 Houndmouth 本周末在 Anthem 演出时，观众可能会跟着《Tiger Blood》的副歌一起大声合唱，这是这部 Americana 四人组新专辑《Lordy》中最活泼的一首歌。这段歌词很简单：粉丝们只需要大喊“Bucky!”即可。

“那句词在我脑海里留了很久，”主唱兼吉他手 Matt Myers 说道。“当时我在印第安纳州的一家赌场玩轮盘赌。桌边的一个家伙，我猜他是来自列克星敦的，正试图赢足够的钱回那里。荷官的名字叫 Bucky，那个家伙一直在喊：‘带我回列克星敦吧，Bucky！’ 这句话永远印在我的脑海里了。”

38 岁的 Myers 说，在他创作《Tiger Blood》时，一位朋友告诉他这首歌需要一个呼应式的副歌。“我想，‘太完美了，我有这句话了。’”

上个月发行的《Lordy》是 Houndmouth 的第五张专辑，也是五年来首张专辑。在此期间，乐队一直在巡演，但 有一段时间没有创作新素材。“我的私人生活在那一刻变得有点极端，”他说道。随后 结婚了，必须学会如何在白昼中作曲。

“我一直是个夜行动物，”他说。“而且在乐队里，你可以在晚上喝酒闲逛。大家互相分享歌曲之类的东西。《Lordy》的素材更多是我一个人完成的。就在厨房里走来走去，看看能写出什么。我想我最终找到了感觉。”

是 Houndmouth 原始阵容中唯一的成员，该乐队 2011 年成立于印第安纳州的新阿尔巴尼，就在路易斯维尔以北。但键盘手 Caleb Hickman 和贝斯手 Zac Anderson 是该团的正式成员。（鼓手 Noah Denney 是最近加入的。）

“组建一个团队很有趣，” 说。“无论这个团队看起来像什么样。只要愿意投入时间并服务于歌曲的人都可以。”

Hickman 在《Lordy》中参与了演奏，但 说，“到最后，这基本上成了一张个人专辑。” 制作人 Brad Cook 在一些歌曲中担任贝斯手，Cook 的朋友 MJ Lenderman 访演了一天，并贡献了 所称的“非常自然、流畅且有趣的吉他演奏……它把所有歌曲联系在了一起。”

Iron and Wine 的 Sam Beam 也来了，并最终合作了专辑的收尾曲《Holy Moses》。 说，Beam “在帮我理清我想表达什么，以及如何表达”。

《Lordy》的音色十分冷峻，尽管 使用了多种乐器伴奏，包括合成器和踏板钢吉他。“到录音的时候，就像是，‘让我们把一切都简化’，”他说道。

但 认为，当 Houndmouth 在 Anthem（该乐队担任主演的最大场馆之一）演出时，新曲目不会显得过于单薄。“我们习惯于现场演奏，且充满能量，”他说。“我对所有这些新歌如何如此无缝地融入演出曲目感到相当惊讶。”

周五晚上 8 点在 Anthem，901 Wharf St. SW。theanthemdc.com。$47-$70。

Houndmouth 主唱兼吉他手 Matt 表示，乐队的新曲目在周五的 Anthem 演出时不会听起来太单薄。“我们习惯于现场演奏，且充满能量，”他说。

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一座历史悠久的钟楼重新开放，可将华盛顿特区最美的景色尽收眼底

作者：FRITZ HAHN

无论您将这座建筑称为旧邮政大楼（Old Post Office Pavilion）、特朗普国际酒店（Trump International Hotel）还是华尔道夫酒店（Waldorf Astoria hotel），这座理查森罗马式建筑地标都是西北宾夕法尼亚大道上一个熟悉的标志。几十年来，其高耸的钟楼一直拥有这座城市最令人叹为观止的景观之一。在距离街道平面 270 英尺的高度，该钟楼的观景台是华盛顿特区第二高的，仅次于华盛顿纪念碑 500 英尺高的观景区域。

这座由国家公园管理局运营的钟楼于 10 月向公众关闭，因为联邦政府当时正在探索出售该建筑的方案。6 月，该场地被投资银行 BDT & MSD Partners 收购，钟楼及其观景台于 7 月 15 日悄然重新开放。

变化很细微：钟楼不再由公园管理局管理，因此游客将看到身着深色西装、负责操作电梯并分享建筑及其钟铃相关事实的酒店员工，而非公园护林员。但进入这一充满古朴低科技感的体验依然是免费的。

钟楼的三面直接面向户外，只有纤细的垂直钢丝将您和您的相机与美国国会大厦、华盛顿纪念碑、国家广场及其纪念碑、阿灵顿府以及大片市中心景观隔开。（对于那些希望观察华盛顿特区建设工程的人来说，反思池和白宫舞厅遗址都被树木遮挡了。）向南的景观则通过大窗户可见，可以俯瞰史密森尼城堡、伍德罗·威尔逊桥及其更远处的景色。

当地人可能能够识别出大多数地标，例如华盛顿国家大教堂和圣母无染原罪国家圣殿。但对于那些试图寻找美国红十字会国家总部或国家档案馆的人，窗户下方的面板指明了这些景点。诚然，这些面板需要更新：钟楼东侧将游客的注意力引向“Verizon Center”的屋顶，但华盛顿首都人队和奇才队的主场自 2017 年起就没再使用那个名字了。

在该建筑作为特朗普酒店期间，进入钟楼的通道从酒店主区移至沿西北 12 街、联邦三角区地铁站对面的后门。游客需签署登记簿方可进入，然后沿着一条长长的、铺满大理石的走廊漫步，走廊里摆满了详细记录建筑历史的旧地图和照片，以及一些文物，例如该建筑在担任美国邮政部总部时期的巨大金属金库门。

到达观景台的路径并非直接：首先，乘坐玻璃电梯快速到达 9 层，可以半遮蔽地俯瞰酒店巨大的中庭和酒吧，然后需要绕道走廊前往另一部电梯，如果钟楼已达到 25 人的容量上限，您可能需要在此等待。不过，在那里也有事情可做：导游兼电梯操作员会向您介绍“国会之钟”（Bells of Congress），这是威斯敏斯特教堂 10 口换铃（change ringing bells）的复制品，由英国迪奇利基金会（Ditchley Foundation）为纪念美国建国两百周年而赠送，自 1983 年起就悬挂在钟楼中。这里有一口您可以敲响的钟，或者您可以在周四晚上听到真正的敲钟人在练习。

早起的人能获得最佳视野：观景台仅在周三至周六上午 9 点至中午开放，最后入场时间为 11:30，但这是一个值得为此早起参观的景点。

周三至周六，上午 9 点至中午，宾夕法尼亚大道 NW 1100 号。钟楼入口位于建筑后方，可通过 NW 第 12 街进入。hilton.com。免费。

这座塔楼内还设有敲钟（change ringing）钟，可俯瞰华盛顿国家大教堂及其他地标。

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# 最愉快的欢乐时光或许在水边 作者：FRITZ HAHN 在我看来，最放松的欢乐时光伴随着水景。坐在码头边，手持鸡尾酒，在欣赏船只缓缓驶过时享受微风，这本质上是一次微度假——至少在几个小时内，可以逃离日常的枯燥。 ¶ 没有人会将 Wharf 或 Yards Park 误认为任何里维埃拉，但这些位于波托马克河东岸的华盛顿特区水滨欢乐时光场所，能让您在不至于让钱包太受损的情况下，释放压力并迎接周末——或者在某个随机的周二下午举杯庆祝。有些是今年夏天开业的，有些已经存在了几十年，还有一个最近在社交媒体上突然走红。最棒的是：您无需在交通拥堵中等待即可享受其中任何一家。 接下页 Key Bridge Boathouse 门外排列着皮划艇，这是一个位于桥拱阴影下的简朴户外场地。这里也是一个出人意料的欢乐时光目的地，提供特价饮品、乘船游览以及河景。 --- 10 封面精选 11 11

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Key Bridge Boathouses

在 Key Bridge Boathouse，一切看起来像往常一样，这里是一个位于桥拱阴影下的简朴户外场地。成群的人和情侣，有些还带着狗，来到这里租用皮划艇、独木舟或立桨冲浪板，在泳装和防紫外线衬衫外穿上色彩鲜艳的救生衣，然后进入平静的波托马克河。接着你会发现，更多的人来到这里并非为了在河上娱乐，而是为了 $1 Baid Lights 和 $4 Runt! 勤奋的劳动者们在休息，而一名弹奏原声吉他的男子正在表演尼尔·杨（Neil Young）、披头士（the Beatles）和 Ulster Underground 的歌曲。这里的船屋是一个不太可能的糟糕欢乐时光地点，但在两个小时内，新时代的拱门双流，在抢占阴凉的野餐桌或面向水面的阿迪朗达克风格椅子之前，排队等待饮品。有些人走向木码头，而另一些人则在百年古桥附近逗留。Adventures Unbound 通过国家公园管理局在波托马克河和安纳科斯蒂亚河沿岸经营船屋，包括在国家港口（National Harbor）、潮汐盆地（Tidal Basin）和哥伦比亚岛任务点（Columbia Island Mission），大约在四-automers 前在 Key Bridge 地点推出了欢乐时光。在 2001, 这是一个完整的“Jimmon at Duck”活动，包括学校-vential、餐饮服务、饮品和现场音乐。今年的新版本在 TikTok 上发布了十个 tractors，更加精简：除了饮品特惠，某些周还提供一次 80 分钟的纪念碑皮划艇之旅，下午 5 p.m. 开始，随后返回参加欢乐时光。One Picker 提供一个包含趸船之旅和一杯饮品的套餐，价格为 $55.（趸船之旅可能会在 8 月和 9 月回归，请查看网站更新。）从沿河向西看，被称为 Three Bistera 的三座岩石岛在水线上方若隐若现，感觉你完全不在城市中。这就是这个受欢迎的欢乐时光的魅力所在——当然，还有我手中的 $2.0-era。8 月期间下午 4 到 9:00 p.m.，9 月 10. 2000 Water 21. 3NF. capital.adventuresunbound.com.

NC Tackle Shop

紧邻 Tackle Marina 的浮动码头，沿着安纳科斯蒂亚河，位于标志性的 Park Bridge 之间，NC Shop 的位置非常理想，可以为准备参加包船行程或只是在岸边抛线希望钓到蓝鲶鱼的渔民提供补给。这里提供各种饵料——冷冻鸡胸和 rims nectars，两种 canoe-creams —— 瓦片、玉米粒、veels、更换线缆和其他必需品。但窗户上的“Live Bait Cold Bear”标志并非玩笑。走进 内部，在渔民们跳跃并拿着他们奖杯般渔获的照片掩护下，你会发现一个小酒吧，你可以在那里点一罐啤酒，手拿或即饮鸡尾酒，购买夜间 cruelties 是必需的。每天下午 4 p.m. 开始的欢乐时光会让饮品价格降低几美元，这意味着来自 Dinners's Tivoli Brewing 的 Neither Lights 为 $5, Miller Line 为 $4, Coronas 和 Burbides 为 $5. 除了价格，这里的瑰宝是简单的露台：一群带有头顶串灯的野餐桌，周围环绕着 homer jacket 围栏。水就在几英尺之遥，安纳科斯蒂亚河的景色毫无遮挡。你会想要带着一本书安顿下来，或者只是看着世界缓缓流逝。每天下午 4 到 9 p.m. 202 Baar Water 20. 2R（沿着安纳科斯蒂亚河滨步道）。detachablehop.com.

Catalonia

当 All-Purpose Pizza 在 4 月宣布关闭其 Navy Turf 分店时，许多人——包括我在内——都在担心下一个入驻者是否会对赛前和赛后的棒球人群同样友好。我们不必担心。主打卡真（Cajun）和克里奥尔（Creole）风味的 Catalonia 提供的不是 pros and guide knots，而是 per hour and guides，但任何想要寻找点心和饮品的人在这里都会感到满意。室内酒吧和摆满野餐桌的侧露台在下午 5 p.m. 开启欢乐时光（happy hour），但不必等到 4,，因为此时屋顶的“葡萄酒露台”（Wine Terrace）已经开始供应。沿着建筑前方的墙壁，可以极佳地俯瞰 Products Douglass Bridge。那里有被 unheedips 遮挡的高桌，离一个设有七个 love seats 的抬高区域不远。

上方：Key Bridge Boathouse 在过去几年中已成为一个受欢迎的欢乐时光聚集地，提供 $1 Baid Lights，设有遮阳伞野餐桌，让人感觉仿佛远离了城市。

左上：Kishak Shak 和他的妻子 Janelle 在一家船屋的欢乐时光活动中。

右上：Tiki TNT 的欢乐时光是品尝该酒吧在楼下蒸馏的 Thunder's Bum 的绝佳机会。

以及大型盆栽植物。另一个吸引力！屋顶露台有更多的 cooling houses。好消息与坏消息并存。我鼓励任何欣赏 Ramon gin fist 或 Surreac 的人，在常规营业时间访问 Catalonia，届时由 DrC 酒吧资深人士 Rachel Bergi 开发的鸡尾酒单将成为新奥尔良风味的美味大使。欢乐时光较少关注那些 clusters，而更多关注如经典 Duck and Hooray 等深受大众喜爱的饮品，包括一款加入自制 two-in-fused 伏特加和最佳柠檬水的 spiked sweet tea，一款冰冻爱尔兰咖啡，以及一款通过 butterfly pea 快速吸引 10-to-goers 的玛格丽特。这些鸡尾酒每杯 $50；包括一款来自 Lure 的起泡酒在内的四种葡萄酒为 $5；四种 beets 为 $4,，其中路易斯安那州的 200m Ander 领先。点心方面有生蚝（半打 $34.75）、在 tallow 中烹制的 free ($4.85) 或 Aldine 三拼，可选 muffaletta 或 debris ($9.00)。

如果你想在欣赏美景的同时与团体聚会，你可能会倾向于在欢乐时光之后一直待到日落。在这种情况下，请将注意力转向酒吧附近的 bridge bill 葡萄酒，其灵感来自新奥尔良的两日葡萄酒吧 Red Band；屋顶的 wine bridge 提供价格在 920 中段到 930 中段的瓶装酒，非常适合分享。

周一至周五，下午 3 to 6 p.m. 59 Potomac Ave. 2R. catafonstadt.com.

Whiskey Charlie

对于任何酒吧而言——无论是否临水——都很难击败 Whiskey Charlie 的景观，这家鸡尾酒吧位于码头区 (the Wharf) Canopy 酒店的 105℃ / 50cm 处。

ARTHUR FALLS / STYLIT / AT THE WASHINGTON POST。该露天平台位于开发区的中心，其波多马克河景观面向国家港口，越过 Roseho 平台，可以将伍德罗·威尔逊桥、亚历山德里亚旧城、五角大楼和杰斐逊府尽收眼底。你可以观察东波多马克公园翠绿的球场以及里根国家机场往来的航班。走到 Whiskey Charlie 休息区的后方，城市的另一部分便进入视野，中心位置是美国国会大厦和国会图书馆的圆顶。在每日的欢乐时光期间，有六款 $10 的鸡尾酒，包括以波本威士忌为基底的 Old Seafewag，其浓稠的甜味来自 Grand Mariner，而其青蓝色则来自黑核桃苦精。Vesicle-Choozie 则更具薄荷味，草莓和青柠与 Alice Blane 的龙舌兰酒相辅相成。葡萄酒每杯 $9，包括起泡酒，而甜菜根为 $5。但有一个注意事项！自 2017 年开业以来，Whiskey Charlie 大幅减少了其露天空间，在大部分户外区域搭建了一个有顶的亭阁。酒店希望尽可能在一年中的大部分时间里使用该区域，这可以理解，但对于那些想要在户外就坐的人来说，目前剩余的无顶座位大多是排列在屋顶边缘玻璃墙旁的双人桌。不过，如果突然出现夏季暴雨，很容易躲到遮蔽处，甚至进入主酒吧区域，那里有可卷起 / 展开的窗户，让顾客在享受空调的同时也能欣赏风景。周一至周五下午 3 至 5 点。2100 Maine Ave. 3W. ridded.com。

Tiki TNT

一家在同一屋檐下设有朗姆酒蒸馏厂的 101 酒吧，像是码头区度过一个充满岛屿风情下午的完美场所。乘坐电梯到达 Tiki TNT 的屋顶，在那里的华盛顿运河棕色三号码头，墙上绘有热带绿植，U 型吧台底端则是较少的 Revered。在面对船只和东波多马克公园时，你也可以转过头，看着那些在弗朗西斯·凯恩纪念桥上缓缓前行的委员会，然后重新看向你的饮品。欢乐时光是 Thunder's Bum 的展示舞台，该酒在楼下蒸馏，以所有者兼资深鸡尾酒爱好者 Todd Thunder 的名字命名。任何自酿酒——传统的、陈年的，或者是更不寻常的品种，如带有柑橘和肉豆蔻气息的 Green Spiced Bum——都可以与姜汁汽水或汤类等混合，售价 $7。由朗姆酒、菠萝和椰子组成的 Pain "Kills" 覆盖版售价 $5，同时还有欢乐时光版本的知名啤酒，其口感不如常规版本那么浓郁。啤酒触感。调酒师将半尺寸的冰冻鸡尾酒——例如朗姆酒风味甜点最爱 Merger 版本的成人版 Bum "It" Cake——倒入小塑料杯中，售价 $5。厨房每道菜都配以椰子前菜（1830s 期间）和酥脆蔬菜春卷（50），在品尝朗姆酒时提供必要的能量补充。欢乐时光在较低楼层的酒吧也同样适用，但坐在楼上的感觉更热烈。周一至周五下午 3 至 6 点。2230 Maine Ave. 3W. ridded.com。

, 2014年8月7日 --- 12 CZ

封面报道

CHRISTINE HAO / THE WASHINGTON POST 接前页 距离国民球场（Nationals Park）的一条街之隔。不仅 All-Purpose Pizza 被 Catahoula 取代（见上文），而且在 2025 年 3 月开业于 All-Purpose 和 Solace Outpost 之间的 El Rey 也在 1 月份突然关闭，进行长时间的翻新。Cantina El Rey 于 4 月 1 日亮相，推出了精简的食物菜单——包括塔可（tacos）、纳乔（nachos）、卷饼（taquitos）以及玉米片配奶酪酱（chips and queso）——而饮品则基本局限于玛格丽塔（margaritas）和牧场水（ranch water）。店内还增加了两张台球桌，值得庆幸的是，那个配有电视、宽大桌子且能欣赏水景的宽敞露台基本保持不变。欢乐时光的价格低廉且简单：纯饮或冰冻的店制玛格丽塔为 $6。啤酒在下午 3 点起价为 $3，之后每小时上涨 1 美元，因此 4 点为 $4，5 点为 $5。基础纳乔每盘 $5，添加烧烤猪肉、鸡肉或蔬菜蘑菇玉米组合则为 $10。如果没有蛋白质，这些纳乔显得过于简单。

FRITZ HAHN / THE WASHINGTON POST 上方： Key Bridge Boathouse 提供 $4 硬 seltzer 等特价饮品，部分周次还提供折扣的 90 分钟纪念碑皮划艇之旅。左侧： 位于 Yards Park 附近的 DC Tackle Shop 出售饵料、鱼线和其他钓鱼装备，但任何人都可以进去喝杯啤酒，在水滨平台享受时光。在每场国民队主场比赛期间，从第七局休息时间开始会有额外的欢乐时光：$7 纳乔和 $7 冰冻饮品，直到最后一球出局后一小时为止。在最近的一次访问中，我们不确定是否还来得及点餐，于是服务员建议我们检查用于在桌边点餐的 QR 码。只要该码显示折扣价格为可选选项，优惠即有效。周一至周五下午 3 点至 6 点，以及每场国民队主场比赛的第七局之后。79 Potomac Ave. SE. elrey-navyyard.com。 接下页 --- 封面报道 13 E2 接前页 # Tony and Joe's 自 20 世纪 80 年代以来，Tony and Joe's 一直是华盛顿港（Washington Harbour）的一处胜地，每一代 20 多岁的人都随时准备将这个户外酒吧视为自己的地盘。一个阶梯区域面向波托马克河以及停靠在海滨步道上的船只——这是周五晚上永恒的景象——而另一侧，一个更宽的吧台则俯瞰着华盛顿港著名的喷泉。无论你坐在哪里，都能感受到人们的交谈与融合，而欢乐时光尤其受欢迎，因为任何基础烈酒配调酒（如金汤力或朗姆姜汁）仅需 $5。葡萄酒同样为 $5，不过最高端也就到 Robert Mondavi 的水平。啤酒价格相同，吉尼斯（Guinness）除外。我的经验是，生啤质量参差不齐，有些味道有点不对，所以你可能想先尝一下或选择瓶装。将廉价饮品与 $1 弗吉尼亚牡蛎，或折扣鸡翅、鸡柳搭配在一起。周一至周五下午 4 点至 7 点。3000 K St. NW. tonyandjoes.com。

The Salt Line

在原店址，“夏季周五”是一件严肃的事情。照片由 FRITZ WAHN / THE WASHINGTON POST 拍摄。左图：Catahoula 顶层露台的欢乐时光可将弗雷德里克·道格拉斯纪念桥的美景尽收眼底。这家餐厅位于阿纳科斯蒂亚河畔原 All-Purpose Pizza 的店址，提供新奥尔良主题的餐饮菜单。右图：The Salt Line 的滨水露台可以欣赏到在阿纳科斯蒂亚河上练习和比赛的船只。The Salt Line 位于国民球场一号入场门对面的波托马克大道。欢乐时光从中午开始，届时大型方形露台吧台将开放。顾客们会进来点一杯 $6 Narragansett 啤酒，或 $10 的桃红葡萄酒或绿葡萄酒，搭配海鲜主打菜单中的小吃，例如油炸盐饼上的烟熏白鱼沙拉（$7），或 coddles——这是招牌菜，由盐鳕鱼和土豆制成的油炸球，放在抹了芥末的油炸盐饼上（$8）。The Salt Line 的折扣不像本文提到的其他地方那么深——欢乐时光菜单包括 6 只当地生蚝 $18，精选鸡尾酒 $12，以及一杯 Fiddlehead IPA $8——如果你的首要目标是省钱，附近有更便宜的选择。但有时，在允许携带狗的露台上闲逛，看着帆船在阿纳科斯蒂亚河上划出 8 字形，也是值得的。而周五的欢乐时光是一个长达 6 小时的时段，可以悠闲地品尝 $12 的 Cape Codder G&T，这是一款用主打柠檬味的 Malfy 金酒而非传统伏特加调制而成的绝妙鸡尾酒，感觉更加从容，更像是一种奖励。周一至周四下午 4 点至 6 点，周五中午至下午 6 点。79 Potomac Ave. SE. thesaltline.com.

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《性清洗日》来了，但其设定过于离奇，反而适得其反 作者：KATIE WALSH Tribune News Service

偶尔会出现一部前提设定绝对荒诞的浪漫喜剧，但我们还是勉强接受，因为这种设定为一对潜力的影星坠入爱河创造了独特条件。今年的参赛作品是《One Night Only》，由 Travis Braun 编剧，Will Gluck 导演，背景设定在一个相当熟悉且光鲜亮丽的纽约市。反转在于，由于某种原因，美国禁止婚前性行为，但每年有一晚除外，在那一夜单身人士可以尽情释放欲望。这就像是针对性的《清洗日》，所以叫“性清洗日”。

Braun 的剧本曾入选“黑名单”（Black List）——好莱坞最优秀未拍摄剧本的名单。好莱坞往往青睐这类吸引眼球的高概念项目，但结果往往褒贬不一。这部《One Night Only》绝对属于这种情况，该片完全依赖于离奇的剧情和性感演员的吸引力而存在。

你可能有很多疑问，而《One Night Only》只能解答其中一部分。政府如何监管婚前性行为？当然是通过生物传感器，正如一名醉醺醺的科技男（Nicholas Braun）在私人休息室里解释的那样。单身人士会收到小纹身，在允许婚前性行为的 12 小时内，纹身会从红色变为绿色，这些传感器可以测量催产素和多巴胺等指标，以及该传感器是否与另一个传感器靠近。单人行为、有距离的或平行的行为是允许的，但关于在强制禁令期间可以进行什么样的性行为，仍然存在许多疑问。

至于这一切的原因，则更不令人满意。一份新闻报道解释说，青少年怀孕率下降了——这是一个非常 20 世纪 80 年代的理由，因为现在的所有基督法西斯主义者更关心的是出生率下降，而禁止性行为并强制使用避孕套（另一个“怎么做到的？”问题）并不能解决这个问题。整个计划在概念和政治上都显得陈旧且缺乏挖掘——所以你是说，单身异性恋者是一个受压迫的性少数群体？也许这一点本该被更深入地探讨。

在“性清洗日”之夜，纽约街头充斥着吸引人且身材苗条的、绝大多数是异性恋的情侣在到处亲热。想到单身就觉得糟糕。

参见第 16 页的“ONE NIGHT” --- 电影 15

ET 《迷雾营地的青少年性与死亡》 ★★★★

颠覆性的砍杀片切入之深令人惊讶：恐怖与欲望在对电影迷的深情戏仿中并行

论坛新闻服务（Tribune News Service） 简·舍恩布伦（Jane Schoenbrun）的三部叙事长片构成了一个关于媒介世界及其其中所定位身份的迷人三部曲。《我们都要去世界博览会》（2021）讲述了一个年轻女孩迷失在一种神秘的在线游戏中的故事。《我看到了电视在发光》（2024）是对20世纪90年代儿童电视节目、怀旧、粉丝文化和跨性别身份的一次梦幻且形而上学的探索。他们的最新电影——且可以说至少到目前为止是他们的杰作——是《迷雾营地的青少年性与死亡》（Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma），这是一部犀利、俏皮、性感且出人意料地温暖的好莱坞讽刺剧，讲述了那些将性欲望外包给电影的压抑的千禧一代。这部电影是对那些宁愿将感觉理智化和碎片化，而不愿以任何感官或具体化方式去真正感受的电影迷们的深情戏仿。这部影片被包装成一封写给20世纪80年代砍杀片的、极具情色意味且完全幻象般的绝美情书，其中交织着拉康心理分析的主题，并配以千禧一代的特定暗号作为原声带，它是舍恩布伦发出的战斗号角，号召人们回归到最初塑造我们的“肉体与体液”中。

舍恩布伦用从经典恐怖片、黑色电影和砍杀片中抽出的熟悉丝线织就了《迷雾营地》的图卷。汉娜·艾因宾德（Hannah Einbinder）饰演电影制作人克里斯（Kris），一个被委任复兴早已故去的《迷雾营地》恐怖系列电影的“圣丹斯神童”。吉莉安·安德森（Gillian Anderson）饰演比利·普雷斯利（Billy Presley），一个类似《13号星期五》风格的砍杀系列电影的老牌影星；比利之于克里斯，就像诺玛·笛斯蒙德（Norma Desmond）之于乔·吉利斯（Joe Gillis），而他们的“日落大道”则是当年拍摄该片的废弃夏令营。比利现在就住在那里，悠闲地走来走去，抽着大麻烟，画画，端出盘盘炸鸡，并用私人拷贝观看自己的电影。克里斯在一次像《闪灵》一样的大雪冬风暴期间在那里找到了她。

左图：左侧的汉娜·艾因宾德饰演克里斯，一名被委任复兴早已故去的《迷雾营地》恐怖系列电影的电影制作人；吉莉安·安德森饰演比利·普雷斯利，该砍杀系列的老牌影星。上图：在这封写给20世纪80年代砍杀片的情书中，克里斯和比利在互相了解的过程中度过了一段血腥而美好的时光。

克里斯地道的语言是电影语言，而且通常仅限于此。她直接引用诺玛·笛斯蒙德，并滔滔不绝地讲述关于《睡眠之营》（Sleepaway Camp）主演的事实。她在圣丹斯展出的电影是从浴帘的视角来想象《精神病人》（Psycho）中的暴力场景的。克里斯似乎从两个主要来源获取多巴胺：电影冷知识和软糖。她聪明、神经质，而且在她那个时尚且性倾向流动的多边关系群体中完全得不到满足，遗憾的是，这个群体中还包括一个名叫索尔（Thor，亚伦·布赫霍尔兹 饰）的双性恋男子。但克里斯即将与比利经历第二次性觉醒，而这次觉醒嵌套在她第一次觉醒的记忆之中——那次觉醒发生在观看比利在《迷雾营地》屏幕上的表现时。与此同时，《迷雾营地》的杀手“小死神”（Little Death，杰克·海文 饰）——他的头是一个天花板通风口——正从湖底浮现，被比利和克里斯产生的创造性交媾能量所召唤。想象一下，当克里斯试图通过Zoom向所有好莱坞高管解释“小死神”才是这里终极的创作者，且拥有最终剪辑权时，他们会感到多么惊讶和沮丧。

拍摄一部关于拍电影的电影，意味着舍恩布伦实际上得以拍出那部改变了克里斯生活的、充满庸俗感的80年代砍杀片，里面有大量的胸大无脑女、肌肉憨男和假血。舍恩布伦尊重这个类型片及其元文本碎片：VHS磁带、粉丝大会，甚至是那些存在于冷门博客上的深度评论文章。

但 Schoenbrun 电影的有趣之处在于，尽管它们在展示媒介特性和自我反思的理念上具有深刻的理智性，但实际上的讽刺或反转却很少。一种根深蒂固的真诚将这一切凝聚在一起。Kris 的好莱坞世界虽然被夸大，但却是真实的，Billy 的现实生活亦然，即便那个偏远雪地的营地外景是由精美的哑光绘画和微缩模型搭建而成的。Little Death 用一把巨矛召唤出的血柱也是如此，尽管它们夸张得令人发笑且带有数字化像素感。Schoenbrun 似乎在表达：这一切都是假的，但这一切同样也是真实的。这部电影是一件关于“真实性”的多层甜点，是一层层由人工雕琢、心照不宣以及戏中戏组成的千层酥。角色们既是窥视者又是表演者，既是主体又是客体，既是观察者又是被观察者。这种复杂基调的关键之一在于中心位置的一对表演。Anderson 以一种气息轻盈、带有蜂蜜般甜美口音的演绎，将一名曾经的银幕妖姬扮演得像田纳西·威廉斯的剧作女主角。但真正的惊喜是 Einbinder，她在《Hacks》中表现出色，而在这里则挖掘出了更深层、更具肉欲的东西。她不仅演绎出了其弱势角色（nebbish）的幽默感，还展现了角色在自我觉醒、完全实现自我时绽放的情感。Kris 幽默、真诚、能引起共鸣、令人心碎，并最终获得了力量，如果没有 Einbinder 全方位表演（以及一个令人惊叹的特写镜头）的支持，这部电影将无法成立。尽管 Schoenbrun 对角色和设定持有戏谑的批判态度，但《Teenage Death and Sex at Camp Miasma》全程贯穿着一种喜悦与敬畏，它远不止是一次类型片的练习或心照不宣的拼贴。这里传递的信息是：让我们走出大脑，回归身体，而我们需要电影来达成这一点也并无不可。毕竟，那是我们的电影，是我们自己。R. 在当地电影院上映。包含血腥暴力、血腥场面、性内容、露骨裸体、药物使用及部分粗俗语言。112 分钟。评分指南 杰作 ★★★★ 非常好 ★★★★☆ 一般 ★★☆☆ 差 ★☆☆☆ 华盛顿邮报 - 2025年8月7日，星期五 --- 16 EZ

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作者：THOMAS FLOYD

《最后的一栋房子》(The Last House)

格蕾塔·李 (Greta Lee) 和瓦格纳·莫拉 (Wagner Moura) 主演的这部科幻惊悚片由《速度与激情10》导演路易·莱特里尔 (Louis Leterrier) 执导，讲述了一个四口之家被神秘地锁在家里数月之久的故事。 观看平台： Netflix

《巷弄之猫》(Alley Cats)

瑞奇·热维斯 (Ricky Gervais) 创作并主演的这部成人动画剧集，讲述了一群在英国小镇上游荡、粗鲁好斗的街头野猫的故事。 观看平台： Netflix

《瑞彻》(Reacher)

这部由艾伦·里奇森 (Alan Ritchson) 主演、基于李·查尔德 (Lee Child) 热门小说的动作剧集回归第四季——第五季已在制作中。 观看平台： 周三在 Prime Video 上线

从左至右，诺亚·亚历山大·索斯诺夫斯基 (Noah Alexander Sosnowski)、瓦格纳·莫拉 (Wagner Moura)、格蕾塔·李 (Greta Lee) 和赖利·钟 (Riley Chung) 在科幻惊悚片《最后的一栋房子》中饰演被神秘锁在家里数月的家庭成员。

瑞奇·热维斯 (Ricky Gervais) 创作并主演的《巷弄之猫》，这是一部关于一群在英国小镇上游荡、满口脏话的流浪猫帮派的成人动画剧集。

艾伦·里奇森 (Alan Ritchson) 回归动作剧集《瑞彻》第四季。

《一夜》(ONE NIGHT)

正如《爱之岛》(Love Island) 中所说，在这样一个 14 岁且脆弱的夜晚，我们遇到了两位迷人的主角：欧文 (Owen，卡勒姆·特纳 Callum Turner 饰) 和艾莉 (Allie，莫妮卡·巴巴罗 Monica Barbaro 饰)。欧文是一名披萨外送员，他的女友 (玛雅·霍克 Maya Hawke 饰) 想尝试与他人交往；广告歌曲歌手艾莉则被她的好朋友 (King Princess) 为了一个王子而抛弃。这两个陌生人都感到沮丧且绝望。当他们在街上相撞时，一次俏皮的邂逅变成了令人作呕的相遇，于是故事沿着“从敌人到朋友再到恋人”的轨迹展开，他们在一个疯狂的夜晚中不断偶遇，并进行着日益紧迫的性追求。剧本在为两人设置合理的障碍和棘手局面方面做得不错——价格被哄抬的避孕套、警察突袭、网络诱骗、受伤、父母的伏击等。特纳和巴巴罗极具魅力，导演格鲁克 (Gluck) 进行了相当多的花招来分散观众对前提本身那些令人烦恼的问题的注意力。片中反复出现关于艾莉为制药公司翻唱流行歌曲工作的笑料，而且名人客串几乎过多。每当一个名人的脸出现时，基本上就是一个“噢，闪亮的东西！”时刻，从而让我们停止思考“性清洗”(Sex Purge) 发生的世界的复杂性，甚至是一些古怪的人物时刻——为什么艾莉因为朋友离开而如此沮丧？她的绝望浪漫主义没有得到充分建立，而且有一个涉及帝国大厦的复杂高潮（并非双关），根据浪漫喜剧的套路，本可以处理得更流畅、更直观。艾莉最令人印象深刻的成就是在纽约市街头穿着细高跟鞋和亮片超短裙坚持了 12 小时，但浪漫喜剧本来就是幻想之作。然而，《仅限一夜》(One Night Only) 并没有为我们提供有趣的逃避现实之作，而是一个误导的、半成品且非常符合直男幻想的版本，其本质就是……很多人在公共场合接吻？它如此温顺，却又奇怪地保守。特纳和巴巴罗尽了最大努力，但即使是他们的个人魅力也无法可靠地支撑起这个概念及其执行过程中固有的结构缺陷。《仅限一夜》需要重新构思。 R. 在当地电影院上映。包含性内容、语言和短暂的裸露。102 分钟。

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★★★★ 《揭秘日》(DISCLOSURE DAY)

这部关于外星人和真相的新片展现了艾米莉·布朗特 (Emily Blunt) 极具掌控力的表演，以及史蒂文·斯皮尔伯格 (Steven Spielberg) 最具动感的动作场面。（PG-13, 145 分钟。）

★★★☆ HER PRIVATE HELL

尼古拉斯·温丁·雷弗（Nicolas Winding Refn）这部关于死亡、性与父亲问题的极繁主义沉思之作在视觉上令人震撼——但逻辑略显混乱。（R级，109分钟。）

★★★☆ I WANT YOUR SEX

在格雷格·荒木（Gregg Araki）这部清新且坦诚的浪漫喜剧中，艺术与性发生了碰撞。（R级，90分钟。）

★★★☆ MINIONS & MONSTERS

该系列的最新闹剧——既是对旧好莱坞的情书，也是一次轻微的尖锐批判——比通常的作品更有深度。（PG级，90分钟。）

★★☆☆ MOANA

作为道恩·强森（Dwayne Johnson）的一个自我满足项目，迪士尼最新的真人改编版依然在老调重弹。（PG级，115分钟。）

★★★☆ OBSESSION

新锐导演库里·巴克（Curry Barker）采用了一个简单且熟悉的前提，并以充满恐惧的才华将其执行。（R级，108分钟。）

★★★★ THE ODYSSEY

克里斯托弗·诺兰（Christopher Nolan）在处于其创作巅峰期时，交付了一部具有神话规模的杰作。（R级，172分钟。）

★★★☆ SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY

即便承受着系列作品的包袱，这部电影凭借充满活力的纽约场景和精彩的打斗戏而显得灵动。（PG-13, 150分钟。）

★★☆☆ SUPERGIRL

这个氪星角色的故事以独立电影的颓废感、自信和坚毅来讲述。（PG-13, 107分钟。）

★★★☆ TOY STORY 5

这一部可能不像其他几部那样具有分量，但动画依然精美，幽默感真挚。（PG级，102分钟。）

★☆☆☆ YOUNG WASHINGTON

这部关于首任总统的传记片带来的快感仅相当于一本社会研究教科书。（PG-13, 121分钟。）

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年龄 16+ 乱交性喜剧令人满意；部分裸露，饮酒。

这部浪漫喜剧设定在未来，美国政府禁止所有婚前性行为，除非在一年一度的12小时乱交期内。讽刺的是，除了主角（莫妮卡·巴巴罗 Monica Barbaro 和 卡勒姆·特纳 Callum Turner）之外，每个人都在进行性行为，尽管主角们也尝试这样做：当“性窗口”开启时，纽约各地的群众开始亲吻并忙于性事。腿从窗户伸出，身体被摆成暗示性行为的姿势，在一次接触中从侧面看到了一只乳房，且许多人被显示穿着内衣或裸露臀部。几乎所有的对话都围绕着性行为展开，有时使用非常粗俗的术语（“我要‘f’她的脸”、“尘封的d—”）。整体语言极其强烈，还包括“s—t”、“t—ts”、“a—hole”、“bastards”、“pissed”、“Jesus!”等。角色全程饮酒，包括烈酒、葡萄酒、啤酒和鸡尾酒（其中一杯酒导致呕吐）。在这一切之中，电影提出了一个发人深省的问题：正确的人是否值得等待。（102分钟）

影院上映中。

超级警察 3 (R级) 16岁+ 这部喜剧三部曲在其乏力的武器库中加入了种族笑话。 《超级警察 3》是 Broken Lizard irreverent 警察喜剧系列的第三部电影，此前有 2002 年的原作及其 2018 年的续集。所有影片都围绕一群不合群的州警展开，他们在工作中混日子，既捉弄彼此，也捉弄他们遇到的公民。这一次，这伙人团结在他们的一员（凯文·赫弗南）周围，他爱上了另一名州警（杰·钱德拉塞卡尔）的妹妹，而后者完全反对这场婚礼。与此同时，州警们试图抓获一种跨境进入美国的加拿大新毒品背后的头目。预计会出现该团队惯有的不敬且离谱的笑话：有关于三人行、肛交和不忠的笑话，并配以夸张的暴力和为了搞笑而将角色置于生死危险之中的肢体笑话。角色们喝酒、服用致幻剂，且通常彼此刻薄且具有操纵性。此外，种族幽默比之前的作品多得多，因为情节围绕一场印度婚礼展开，这为州警们提供了大量关于印度人和印度教文化的可疑笑话的机会。(104 分钟)

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莫妮卡·巴巴罗和卡勒姆·特纳出演《仅限一夜》，这是一部设定在未来的浪漫喜剧，在该未来中，美国政府禁止所有婚前性行为，除了每年一次 12 小时的自由活动时间。不出所料，该片充满了性内容以及极其强烈的语言。

Ice Cream Man (NR) 分级 16+ 伊莱·罗斯这部夸张、血腥且黏糊糊的恐怖片并不令人满意。 导演伊莱·罗斯这部夸张的恐怖故事讲述了一个男人的冰淇淋导致孩子们以惨绝人寰的方式屠杀成年人。暴力场面极其血腥，有大量的血液、内脏、器官、尸体以及被砍下的头部和肢体。受害者以各种方式被砍、锯、切、刺、殴打和猛击。一名孩子随身携带一个被砍下的头颅，孩子们从打开的头骨中挖出大脑并将其吃掉。一个头部被猛力砸在显微镜上，导致一只眼睛弹出，手指在垃圾处理机中被绞碎。一名角色使用枪支自杀。频繁出现的语言包括 "f—"、"p—y"、"g—d—"、"b—"、"d—k"、"a—"、"Jesus Christ"、"oh my God"、"hell" 和 "retard"，以及竖中指的手势。一名孩子提到了大麻，且有短暂的抽烟镜头。有短暂的性 / 色情材料闪现，短暂的与性相关的对话和引用，以及对 OnlyFans 的提及。(87 分钟) 电影院上映。 common sense Common Sense Media 帮助家庭做出明智的媒体选择。请访问 commonsensemedia.org 获取电影、游戏、应用程序、电视节目、网站和书籍的基于年龄的教育评级和评论。 PATRICK HARRON / SEMICROPHY PICTURES 在《Super Troopers 3》中，可以期待一如既往的轻率、离谱的笑话，这是 Broken Lizard 警察喜剧系列的第三部作品，且包含比以往作品更多的种族幽默。 NETFLIX 在《The Last House》中，一个家庭被困在家里，这是一部包含暴力以及展现同情心和勇气的科幻惊悚片。 华盛顿邮报 - 星期五，2006年8月7日 --- 18 EZ # 电影指南 2026年8月7日星期五 & 8月8日星期六 www.washingtonpost.com / movies # 区域

AMC 影院 (PE) 10:30-12:00 (C) 10:30-12:00 Mioissa & Monsters (PG) 激光投影：OC 周六 2:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) 杜比影院：CC 周五 9:30-12:00-12:00 (C) 周五 11:00-4:30-6:00-8:30- 11:30; . 2:30-9:30; . 10:00-10:30-11:30-5:00-5:20- 8:30-7:20-9:00-10:00-10:45; 周六 11:00-10:30-11:30-5:00- 5:30-6:30-9:00-10:00-11:00; . 11:00-6:00-8:30; . 11:00-4:30-6:00-8:30-11:30; . 9:30-12:00-1:30-10:30; . 7:30 The Odyssey (R) 激光投影：CC . . 9:15-11:15-2:15-4:15-7:15-9:15; . 12:30 One Night Only (R) 激光投影： .-. 上午 10:15 The Inside (R) 激光投影： . 12:30-2:45; . 6:50; . 12:30; . 9:30; . 2:45 Ice Cream Man: 激光投影： . 4:15 Cookie Queens (G) 激光投影：OC . 12:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (3) (-12) 激光投影： . . 9:45; .-. 8:30-1:30; . 11:00-6:00; . 2:30 The Odyssey: The MAX Experience (R) 激光投影： . 10:15-2:15-10:15; . 10:15-6:15-10:15 Moana () 激光投影： . 10:45-3:20; . 3:20 Tay Story II () 激光投影： . . 上午 9:30 I Want Your Sex (R) 激光投影： . . 11:00; . 6:20; . 上午 10:30 Mioissa & Monsters () 激光投影： . 12:50-4:50 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 杜比影院： . 7:00; . 3:30 Ice Cream Man: 激光投影： . 9:15-10:40; . 10:40 Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影： . 4:30 Cookie Queens (G) 激光投影： . . 上午 9:50 Moto from Earthova 20周年 - 吉卜力工作室电影节 2020 (-12) 激光投影：室外 . 4:00 The Odyssey: The MAX Experience (R) 激光投影： . 6:15; . 2:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day 感官友好版 (-12) 激光投影：感官友好， . 上午 10:50 Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 激光投影： . 3:00 Moana () 激光投影： . 上午 10:20 Tay Story II () 激光投影： . 12:35-5:50; . 10:20 Mioissa & Monsters () 激光投影： . 上午 6:45; . 5:50 One Night Only (R) 激光投影： . . 2:00- 4:45-7:30-10:15 Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影： . 11:15- 2:15-4:55-7:45-10:20; . 11:15-7:00-9:15 Dovejo & De La Raza () 激光投影： . . 5:00-2:45 Cookie Queens (G) 激光投影： . 上午 10:50 Aroma & Monsters () 影院：2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Tay Story II () 1℃: . 上午 10:00; . 上午 10:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) BigDome: .-. 10:30-1:15-4:30-9:45 The Odyssey (R) 1℃: . 2:30 The Inside (R) OC . 2:00 Dovejo & De La Raza () . 上午 11:30; . 10:30-10:00 FWH Patrol: The Dino Movie - 提前点映 My First Movie () . 2:00 Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 . 9:30 The Odyssey (R) . 10:15-11:15-2:30-3:00- 3:30-4:45-7:15-7:45-10:15; . 10:15-11:15-3:30-6:45- 7:45-10:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) . 11:00-11:30-12:00-12:50- 2:45-3:15-3:45-4:25-6:30- 7:30-7:30-8:00-10:45; . 10:00-11:00-11:30-12:50- 2:00-2:45-3:15-4:25-5:45- 6:30-7:00-8:00-10:15-10:45 The Inside (R) . 12:15-3:15- 9:15-10:45; . 12:00-4:45- 7:30-10:50 # The Odyssey (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) . 7:00; . 10:15-1:45-4:00-5:00-7:00- 9:30-10:00; . 10:15-1:45- 4:00-5:00-8:30-10:30 The Odyssey (R) .-. 10:30-2:20-6:00-9:30 Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) . . 10:30-1:00 # Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 周日 2:30 Reading Lolita in Tehran (NR) 字幕 .-. 2:45-7:30 The Odyssey (R) . 11:30- 3:15-7:00; . 3:15-7:30 Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World .-. 12:30-5:15 The Odyssey (R) OC . 上午 1:30

10 30 12 00 2 9 11 4 6 8 5 20 7 45 1 15 50 3 40 2020 35 55 2020 . 9 25

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• 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

《奥德赛》(R) 周五-周六： 12:15-7:15-3:30-4:45-6:50-8:30

《仅限一夜》(R) 周五： 1:45-4:15-6:30-10:15；周六： 4:15-6:30-10:15

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-12) 周五-周六： 12:00-1:00-2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:30-8:30-9:00-10:00

《仅限一夜》(R) OC 周六：1:45

Super Stinson (PG) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

《冰淇淋人》字幕版 周六：12:30

《奥德赛》(R) 周六： 12:10-1:30-7:30-11:15

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-12) 4D： 周五-周六：9:00AM； 周五：9:20-10:25-12:30-1:30-3:40-4:40-7:30-8:00-10:20-11:20； 周六：8:30-9:20-10:20-10:40-11:20-11:45-12:30-1:30-1:40-2:00-2:30-3:15-3:40-4:20-4:00-5:20-5:40-6:30-7:30-7:40-5:00-4:40-9:20-9:40； 周六：10:20-11:00-11:20-11:40-12:15-12:30

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(3) (PG-12) 周六： 9:40-12:30-4:00-5:00-7:20-8:20-10:40

《47E2：电影院之光》字幕版：周六 1:00

《饼干女王》(G) 周五： 9:30-12:00-2:20；周六： 8:50-11:20-1:30

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》30 (PG-12) 4D： 周五-周六：12:00-3:00-6:00-9:00-12:00

《奥德赛》7:00am (R) 周五： 11:00-2:30-6:40-10:20；周六： 10:30-2:20-6:15-9:30

《感恩死忠：2020电影回顾》周六：3:00

《仅限一夜》(R) 周五： 9:45-12:15-2:45-5:15-7:40-10:10； 周六：9:45-6:30-10:10-11:50

《泰的故事 II》(PG) 周六： 8:40-11:00

《冰淇淋人》周五： 10:10-12:20-2:30-4:40-6:50-9:10-11:30； 周六：9:50-2:15-4:20-8:40-9:00-11:20

《超级特警 3》(R) 周五： 10:10-12:50-3:30-6:15-8:40-11:20； 周六：10:55-1:30-4:10-6:50-9:20-12:10

《奥德赛》(R) 周五-周六： 10:20-2:20-4:20-10:15

《哈勃》(G) 周五-周六

《哈勃：MAX 30 体验》(PG) 周六：4:30

《星之渴望：MAX 体验》(G) 周六：2:10

《太空：新前沿》周五-周六： 10:30-5:30

《支付》周五-周六：11:15AM

《温加德：飞行科学》周五： 12:00-3:00

《阿波罗 11：首步版》周五-周六：1:00

《阿波罗：MAX 体验》(G) 周五：2:00

《温加德：飞行科学》周六： 12:00-3:00

马里兰州 (MARYLAND)

All Movie: Cinema

• 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

《自信偏好衬衫》(1980) 周五： 1:45

《霍洛伊德：行星》(1956) (G) 周六：5:00

《多维普雷奥科拉比》(原版浏览) (PG) 周五：5:00；周六：11:45AM

《来到美国》周五：9:00

《古恐龙：奥吉特》(1956) 周六：5:00

《电影之印》周五：5:00；周六：1:00

《回到未来》(PG) 周六：1:00

《我要你的性》(R) 周五：4:15

《奥德赛》(R) 周五： 11:45-1:15-7:30；周六： 3:30-7:45

《武士与愉快》周五： 12:00-4:30；周六： 2:00-7:30

《不友好！》2:00 周五： 11:15-7:15；周六： 11:15-1:30-5:15

《迈克尔·摩尔：猎人：最终剪辑》周五：9:30；周六：5:00

《赛车总动员 20周年纪念》(G) 周六：11:00AM

AMC Academy (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

《米奥萨与怪物》(PG) 激光投影: CC 周五：10:30-2:15；周六：10:30-2:15-4:50

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-12) 激光投影: CC 周五：10:00-1:15-1:45-2:45-4:30-5:30-6:30-7:30-9:00-10:15-10:30-10:50； 周六：10:00-11:15-1:45-2:45-3:30-6:30-7:30-9:00-10:15-10:30-10:50

《奥德赛》(R) 激光投影: CC 周五-周六：10:20-1:15-4:00-4:45-10:30

《仅限一夜》(R) 激光投影: CC 周五：10:45-1:30-4:15-7:00-9:45； 周六：10:45-1:30-7:30-9:45

《超级特警 3》(R) 激光投影: CC 周五-周六：10:40-1:20-4:00-7:50-10:30

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》30 (PG-12) 激光投影: CC 周五-周六：12:00-1:00-3:30-7:00-8:00

《米奥萨与怪物》(PG) 激光投影: CC 周五：4:50

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-12) 激光投影: OC 周六：4:30

《仅限一夜》(R) 激光投影: OC 周六：4:15

《米奥萨与怪物》(PG) 激光投影: CC 周五：6:45AM；周六：5:50

《仅限一夜》(R) 激光投影: CC 周五-周六：2:00-4:45-7:30-10:15

《超级特警 3》(R) 激光投影: CC 周五：11:15-2:15-4:55-7:45-10:20； 周六：11:15-7:00-9:15

《多维霍与德拉拉萨》(PG) 激光投影: 周五-周六：5:00-2:45

《饼干女王》(G) 激光投影: CC 周五：10:00AM

《香气与怪物》(PG) 电影院： 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

《泰的故事 II》(PG) 1C： 周六：10:00AM；周五：10:00AM

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-12) BigDome： 周五-周六：10:30-1:15-4:30-9:45

The Odyssey 7:00am (R) 周五、周六 10:20-2:20-4:20-10:15 FWH Patrol: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) 1℃: 周六 2:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Dolby Cinema: CC 周五、周六 8:30-12:00- 3:30-7:00-10:30; 周五 11:00-1:45-2:30-5:15-8:00- 6:30-8:45-9:30-10:30; 周六 10:15-11:00-4:30-2:30-5:15- 9:00-4:30-8:45-9:30-10:00; 周五 10:15AM # AMC Center Park (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 周六 12:45-10:00-10:30- 1:30-7:30-2:30-3:30-5:00- 10:30-1:30-6:30-9:30-10:30- 周六 9:00-10:00-10:30-11:00- 12:30-1:30-2:30-3:30-5:00- 9:00-7:00-8:30-9:30-10:30 The Odyssey (R) 1℃: 周五-周六 11:45-1:15-4:45-9:45 One Night Only (R) 1℃: 周五 10:00-2:00-4:45-7:30-10:15; 周六 10:00-2:00-4:45-7:30- 10:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (30 (-12) 周五、周六 12:45-4:15-7:45-11:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 1℃: 周五 12:15; 周六 3:45 One Night Only (R) OC 周六 12:45 Super Troopers 3 (R) OC 周六 4:45 AMC Montgomery (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 1℃: 周五 9:00-10:45-4:00-3:30- 7:30-7:00 Tay Story II () 1℃: 周五 10:00-1:20-4:15-7:20-10:00; 周六 9:00-1:45-4:30-6:15-7:15- 10:00 Mioissa & Monsters () Mioissa & Monsters () 1℃: 周五 9:45-11:15-1:45-4:15- 6:45-9:15; 周六 9:00-11:30- 1:30-7:00-9:00 The Odyssey (R) 1℃: 周五-周六 9:45-10:00-11:45-1:15-2:00- 3:45-5:15-6:15-7:45-9:15- 10:15 One Night Only (R) CC 周五 10:30-1:20-4:15-7:20-10:00; 周六 1:30-4:15-7:20-10:00; 周六 4:30-7:15-7:45-9:15-10:30; 周六 9:30-1:45-4:30-6:45-9:15- The Odyssey (R) 激光投影: 周五、周六 10:15-12:00-2:15-3:45-6:15- 7:45-10:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 周五、周六 8:15- 11:30-3:00-6:30-10:00 One Night Only (R) 激光投影: 周五 8:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; 周六 1:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; Ice Cream Man 激光投影: 周五 7:30-10:10- 9:45-10:30-7:30-10:10 Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) 激光投影: 周五 7:45-9:30; 周六 10:15-9:30 Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影: 周五 10:45- 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:55; 周六 10:30-12:15-4:15-7:00-9:55 Dovejo & De La Raza () 激光投影: 周五 11:15-1:45- 2:00-4:00; 周六 2:45-5:15-7:45 John from Earthova 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (-12) 激光投影: 户外 周六 4:00 Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 周六 3:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MAX Experience (-12) 激光投影: 周五、周六 9:00-2:15-6:00-9:30 Tay Story II () 1℃: 周五 12:40 Mioissa & Monsters () OC 周六 4:45 Spider-Man: Brand New Day Day (-12) Dolby Cinema: 周五、周六 9:30-12:00-3:30- 7:30-10:30 # Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 周六 3:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 激光投影: 周五、周六 9:00-2:00-3:30-4:30- The Movie (R) 1℃: 周五-周六 11:00-3:00 Tay Story II () 1℃: 周五、周六 12:15-4:55 Mioissa & Monsters () 周五 12:00-2:35-5:20; 周六 11:35-5:25

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AMC Du Cinema (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Mioissa & Monsters (PG) 激光投影: CC 周五 9:00- 8:45-1:45; 周六 9:15-1:45 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) 激光投影: CC 周五 2:00 周五 9:00-9:15-9:45- 10:00-10:30-12:30-12:45- 1:30-4:30-4:15-7:00-9:30- 7:30-7:45-8:30-9:30-10:15- 10:30-12:30-12:45-4:00-4:15- 4:45-5:30-7:30-7:45-8:15- 1:30-7:30-12:30-12:45-4:15- 7:45-10:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-12) 1℃: 周五 12:15; 周六 3:45 One Night Only (R) 1℃: 周六 12:45 Super Troopers 3 (R) 1℃: 周五 1:30-4:30-7:30-10:15 Tay Story II () 1℃: 周五 10:00-2:00-4:45-7:15-10:15 Super-Mart: Brand New Day (30 (-12) 周五 周六 12:45-4:15-7:45-11:15 Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影: 周五 9:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; 周六 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30 Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) 激光投影: 周五 9:45-11:30-3:00-5:00-9:00 Super Troopers (R) 激光投影: 周五 9:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; 周六 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30 Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) 激光投影: 周五 7:30-10:10-9:45-10:30 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; 周六 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30 Ice Cream Man 激光投影: 周五 7:30-10:10-9:45-10:30 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; 周六 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30 # AMC Du Cinema (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 --- # 电影指南 www.washingtonpost.com / movies 19 The Odyssey () 周五 10:40-2:40-4:25-6:45-8:15-10:25 周六 10:45-1:50-2:40-4:20-6:45-8:15-10:25 One Night Only () 周五 9:15-11:45-2:10-4:45-7:15-9:45 周六 9:45-10:55-1:20-7:15-9:45 Super Troopers 3 () 2:00-4:45-7:20-10:15; 周六 9:00-2:15-4:45-7:30-10:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) 周五 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30 2:30-3:45-4:45-4:45-5:45-6:00-5:30-6:00-6:15-7:00-7:30-7:45-8:20-9:00-9:20 周六 8:45-9:15-9:30-10:00-10:30- 11:00-12:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:00-2:30-2:45-3:30-4:00-4:15-5:00-5:30-6:00-6:15-7:00-7:30-7:45-8:20-9:00-9:20 周六 8:45-9:15-9:30-10:00-10:30- 11:45-12:00: 周六 9:00-9:20: 9:40-10:30-10:45-11:15-11:45-12:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) (-1-B) 周五 9:45-11:30-11:00-9:40-4:40-6:45-8:50-9:00-11:30 周六 9:45-11:30-3:00-4:40-6:40-8:00-10:00-11:30 Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (-1-B) 配音 周六 4:00 Super Troopers 3 () 字幕: , 周五 11:15AM; 周六 11:40AM

The Night May Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) 周五 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:30 Tay Story 5 () 激光投影，周五 8:55-12:45-3:20 周六 9:35-12:25 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) 激光投影，. 10:00-10:30-11:30-11:50-1:30-2:00-2:30-2:30-3:10 5:00-5:30-6:00-6:30-7:30-8:30-8:00-8:20-10:00-11:30 The Odyssey (R) 激光投影，. 9:00-9:40-11:10-1:35-2:30-5:40-6:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:00 周六 8:40-10:25-12:10-2:30-5:40-6:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:55 One Night Only (R) 激光投影，. 11:30-2:15-4:30-7:30-10:10 周六 8:55-11:30-2:15-4:30-7:30-10:10 Spider-Man: Brand New (G) (-1-B) 激光投影，. 周六 9:30-1:00-4:30- 7:30-10:30 Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (-1-B) 激光投影，配音 周六 4:00 PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 激光投影，周六 2:00 Grateful Dead Meet-Up at The Movies 2020 激光投影，周六 3:00 -: : The MIAX Experience (-1-B) . 周六 9:00-12:20-3:40-7:00-10:30 -: (-1-B) 激光投影，周六 4:00 PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 激光投影，周六 2:00 -: (-1-B) 激光投影，周六 4:00, . 11:30AM Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影，字幕：DC . 8:55AM; 周六 8:25AM One Night Only (R) 激光投影，字幕：DC . 9:55AM; 周六 9:25AM Digital Watchman: (-1-B) (-1-B) . 周六 9:10-12:30-4:40-6:20-7:10-10:20-2:55-4:05-6:35-7:00-10:20 The Odyssey () . 周六 10:55-1:20-3:40-4:20-7:00-10:20 -: (-1-B) 激光投影，周六 4:00-5:30-7:20-10:30-1:50-2:00-4:40-7:20-10:00 -: 3D (-1-B) . 周六 11:45-3:00-6:15-9:30 -: (-1-B) 4:00 . 周六 10:55AM -: (-1-B) 4:00 . 周六 9:00-12:15-3:30-4:45-10:00 -: (-1-B) . 8:00-9:30-10:45-11:15-12:45-1:45-2:00-2:30-4:00-5:00-5:15-6:45-7:15-9:15-8:30-9:00-10:30 周六 9:00-9:30-9:30-10:30-11:15-12:45-1:45-2:30-4:00-5:00-5:45-7:15-9:15-9:00-10:30 . 周六 9:15-8:45-9:15-11:30-12:00-12:30-2:45-3:55-3:45-4:00-6:30-7:00-9:15-9:45-10:15 AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS 字幕：周六 1:00 Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies 2020 周六 3:00 -: 3D (-1-B) . . 周六 1:15-4:30-7:45-11:00 -: (-1-B) 字幕：. 10:35AM One Night Only (R) . 周六 9:55-11:20-2:00-4:35-7:15-9:40 Tay Story 5 () . 周六 8:00-9:40 Miiisios & Monsters () . 8:25-9:25; 周六 8:00-10:25 Ice Cream : . 9:00-10:35-1:30-3:50-4:10-6:25-10:40, 周六 9:05-11:20-1:40-2:20-4:45-7:00-9:20-10:20 Super Troopers 3 (R) . 9:15-11:40-5:00-7:40-10:20, 周六 9:35-11:50-2:20-3:20-7:40-10:10 Hudrotown: The Musical (NR) . 周六 8:00AM # The MIAX Experience (-1-B) (-1-B) . 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30 The Odyssey (R) 激光投影，. 9:00-9:40-11:10-1:35-2:40-4:40-4:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:00 Tay Story 5 () 激光投影，. 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30 AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS 激光投影，周六 1:00-1:20 PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 激光投影，周六 1:00-1:20 Grateful Dead Meet-Up at The Movies 2020 激光投影，周六 1:00 One Night Only (R) . 周六 11:55-2:25-5:00-7:40-10:20 Super Troopers 3 (R) . 周六 11:30-2:20-4:40-7:20-10:00 PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 周六 2:00 VIRGINIA MIAX: Super Troopers 3D (-1-B) (-1-B) . 周六 9:00-9:15-10:45 Miiisios & Monsters () 激光投影，CC . 周六 9:15-12:20-2:50-4:30-7:00-10:00

弗吉尼亚州 (VIRGINIA)

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) 激光投影, CC 周五. 周六. 9:00AM

The Odyssey (R) 激光投影, CC 周五. 周六. 10:00-12:00-2:00-4:00-6:30-8:00-9:40

One Night Only (R) 激光投影, . . 11:20-2:00-4:40-7:20-10:00

Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影, . 9:15-1:40-4:20-7:00-10:20, . 1:40-4:20-7:00-10:20

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) (-1-B) . . 9:10-12:45-4:40-6:20-7:10-10:20-2:55-4:05-6:35-7:00-10:20

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (-1-B) 激光投影, . . 11:00-3:15-4:00-10:10

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) 激光投影, . . 9:00-9:45-10:15-11:45-12:30-1:15-2:30-4:00 4:45-6:45-7:30-8:15-9:30

Super Troopers 3 (R) 激光投影, , . 9:15AM

The MIAX: Super Troopers 3D (-1-B) (-1-B) . . 9:00-9:30-10:45

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) . . 8:30-12:00-1:30-1:30-10:30, . . 9:00-12:30-4:20-7:20-11:00, . . 11:15-2:45-4:15-9:45, . . 9:15-10:15-11:30-12:45-1:30-2:30-4:15-5:15-6:00-7:45-8:45-9:30-11:15-11:30

The Odyssey (R) 激光投影, , . 9:30-11:45-1:30-3:30-9:30, . 9:15-11:45-3:15-7:30-11:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) 激光投影, , . . 10:45-2:15-4:45-9:15

The Odyssey 70mm (R) . 4:00-12:30-4:30-9:30, . 8:40-9:30

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 激光投影, . . 2:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MIAX Experience (-1-B) 激光投影, , . . 8:00-11:30-2:00-6:30-10:00

Miiisios () 激光投影, , . 9:45-12:30-2:00-3:30-6:00, . 10:20-11:20-3:15-5:00-7:40

Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (-1-B) 激光投影, 配音 . 4:00

The Odyssey 70mm (R) . . 12:30-4:30-6:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Sensory Friendly (-1-B) 激光投影, 感官友好, . . 9:00

AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS 激光投影, . 1:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MIAX Experience (-1-B) 激光投影, , . . 9:25-12:50-4:15-7:40-11:00

MIAX: Displaying F: The Story 5 () 激光投影, , . . 9:30-3:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (-1-B) 激光投影, , . 9:30-11:00-12:00-1:00-3:30-4:30-6:00

Time 8:00-9:30-10:30, . 9:30-11:00-12:00-3:30-4:30-6:00-7:00-9:00-9:30-10:30

The Odyssey (R) 激光投影, , . . 10:30-1:15-2:30-5:15-8:30-9:15

One Night Only (R) 激光投影, , . 11:15-2:00-4:45-7:30-10:15, . 11:15-2:00-7:30-10:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (-1-B) 激光投影, , . . 2:30-4:30-10:00

Cookie Queens (G) 激光投影, , . . 10:30-12:15-5:45

The Samurai and the Prisoner 激光投影, . 8:30-5:20-8:15-10:40, . 9:50-8:15-10:40

Tales from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (-1-B) 激光投影, 配音 . 4:00

Hudrotown: The Musical (NR) 激光投影, , . 11:50-3:20-7:10, . 4:20-7:10

The Odyssey 70mm (R) . 12:30-4:30

MIAX: Displaying F: The Story 5 () 激光投影, , . . 9:00-9:00-10:00

Miiisios & Monsters () 激光投影, , . . 9:00-9:00-10:00

The Odyssey (R) 激光投影, , . . 9:15-12:00-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

The Odyssey () 激光投影, , . . 9:15-12:00-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

Tay Story 5 2D () 激光投影, , . 12:20, . 1:20

Miiisios 3D () 激光投影, , . 2:10 . 10:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Sensory Friendly (-1-B) 激光投影, 感官友好, . 8:40AM

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie () 激光投影, , . 2:00

周六 10:05-10:30-11:30-1:30-2:00-3:00-4:50-5:30-6:30-8:25-9:30-10:00

《大奥德赛》(R) CC，周五、周六 9:35-1:30-5:00-9:20

《仅限一夜》(R) 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 11:25-1:25-4:50-7:40-10:25

《冰淇淋人》: 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 9:30-10:30

《超级特警 3》(R) 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 9:15-10:30-12:00

《奥德赛》(R) 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 9:15-10:30-12:00

《奥德赛》(R) MIAX 体验 (R) 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 10:40-1:15-4:00-10:10

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-1-B) 激光投影, CC, 周五 6:40

MIAX: 展示 F：故事 5 (PG) 激光投影, CC, 周五、周六 9:15-10:30-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) 周五、周六 9:30-1:00-4:30-6:15-9:15

《超级特警 3》(R) CC, 周五、周六 9:15-10:45-8:45, 周六 2:45-3:15-6:30

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-1-B) CC, 周六 5:00

《仅限一夜》(R) CC, 周五 7:30

《超级特警 3》(R) CC, 周六 8:45

《使命与怪物》(PG) 周日, 周六 9:00-9:00-10:00

《奥德赛》(R) 周日, 周六 9:00-9:00-10:00

《盒子里的购物》(PG) 周五 9:25-6:00, 周六 11:15-4:00

《曲奇女王》(G) 周五 4:30-6:30, 9:30-4:30-6:45

《哈德罗镇：音乐剧》(NR) 周五 1:30-6:45, 周六 2:10-6:45

《奥德赛》(P) 周日 (R) 周五、周六 11:00-3:30-7:15

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-1-B) 周五 10:30-11:00-12:00-1:00-2:00-2:30-3:30-4:00-5:00-5:30-6:00-7:00-8:00

2020年感恩而死乐队电影院聚会 周六 9:30

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》(PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) 周五 9:30-10:30-11:15, 周六 12:30-10:55-11:10

《奥德赛》(R) 周五 9:30-9:40-11:00-2:45-3:35-4:00-7:10-10:10-11:00, 周六 8:30-9:45-11:00-2:30-3:20-5:00-8:15-10:30

《冰淇淋人》: CC, 周五、周六 7:40-10:10

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Top foreign posts go to Trump's supporters

90 percent of ambassador nominations have gone to his political allies

BY ANNA TAYLOR, SENIOR MANAGER AND JENNY YE

The position of U.S. ambassador to Egypt has been held by a career diplomat for decades. But in June the Trump administration proposed a change, unanimously political letter, and a letter that was provided by the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 4, 2010.

Nick Oberlander, 44, has no formal diplomatic experience. Both in Germany, he has no public relations in Egypt, either. However, he has been a limited charge for the administration, and he has donated roughly $1.2 million to political researchers that have supported President Donald Trump's reelection, according to a Washington Post and the national government's government and campaign finance firm.

The nomination illustrates how Trump – more than any president in recent history – is setting on wealthy donors and political leaders to fall ambassadorships at U.S. embassies worldwide. The Post's position showed it comes to the president's position as a broader shadow of the Fatal Department, teaching a shift away from political action that have guided American foreign policy for decades. Herein:

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Iran: Deal won't fully reopen Hormuz

Tehran and Oman appear close to an agreement to manage traffic in strait

BY BENJAMIN GEORGE

While Iran and Oman appear to be meeting an agreement to manage traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian officials are now warning that the deal will not fully reopen the crucial war.

The news rejected fresh uncertainty into negotiations that President Donald Trump personally described positively.

All prices jumped Thursday, following Tehran's comments. Rural roads, the international benchmark, rose almost to the point to over $40 per barrel. Free air preloaded had fallen about a $1.5 million in the United Administration expressed optimism over talks.

The status of the strait, through which a fifth of the world's oil brands, has emerged as one of the most contrasting issues between Iran and the United States. Iran effectively closed the waterway, which connects the Persian Gulf to the Indian Ocean and the wider world, then after the United States and North America. Now, in the Trump administration, politics from to allow fuel.

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Sen. Reed Paul (R-Kentucky), chair of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, at a hearing Thursday about whether to hold former top health official Anthony S. Fauci in contempt of Congress. Fauci accused Paul of wrongfully trying to outrage him.

Panel votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress

BY DAN THAMSON AND ANNA LISA REE

A Senate committee voted Thursday to hold Anthony S. Fauci in contempt of Congress after the longtime infectious disease scientist declined to answer its questions and accused the committee chairman, Sen. Reed Paul (R-Kentucky), of trying to wrongly outrage him.

The panel voted 6/3 to hold Fauci, who helped lead the nation's response to the coronavirus pandemic, in contempt after he repeatedly blocked his Fifth Amendment right not to testify in a hearing before the Senate's government oversight committee last week.

Thursday's vote fell along party lines, with Republicans voting to hold Fauci in contempt. Democrats repeatedly attempted

Senate committee's action follows last week's contentious hearing

to delay the outcome and were voted down by the GOP majority. Two Democrats were absent and voted against the conditions by press.

Paul reiterated that he plans to refer the matter directly to the Justice Department for potential prosecution. After the hearing, he told reporters that he didn't know whether the department would act on the committee's referral but that it would be hand-delivered Thursday to the attorney general and the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia.

The Justice Department, which is not obligated to prosecute Fauci, did not immediately respond to a request for comment after the vote but told The Washington Post last week that "research reverses all congressional referrals."

Fauci has faced growing pressure and legal threats from Republicans, including Paul and others who across the 60-year-old doctor of crossing up his agency's funding of risky coronavirus research in Wuhan, China, before the country's view was first detected in Wuhan in late 2010. Fauci has dismissed the claims as "proportions," and he, after all, has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view, and has been a good deal with the country's view.

At the beginning of Thursday's

meeting, Paul argued that Fauci had no legitimate reason to referring the committee's questions to part because President Joe Biden issued a prospective pardon to Fauci before Biden left office. Biden said that Fauci had not committed wrongdoing, but was at risk of prosecution from the incoming Trump administration.

The Panel faced an risk of federal prosecution," Paul said. "All he had to do was tell his truth." Sen. Gary Peters (Michigan), the top Democrat on the panel, responded that the contempt vote would harm the committee's ability to conduct future investigations.

The committee's work "depress on the legitimate of our investigations laid a recognition by witnesses, courts and the public that Congress is exercising its

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Trump privately stumps for Vance

TILLI DONORS TO BACK IRS VP

Advisors: President Isam's settled on 2020 candidate

BY NATHAN SALMON AND DALE AMPHIOP

President Donald Trump recently told donors in prison that he wants to see his two grandson who has arid presidential election – a sign that he is open to publicly backing CP Vance, even for some of those matters that Trump has yet to settle firmly on a successor.

"At the end of the day, we need to deal 107 Trump and during the time. This is nothing with almost roughly two weeks ago, according to two people, with knowledge of the conditions who spoke on the condition of successful because they were not authorized to discuss the matter.

The private research contracts with Europe there's over the past year, publicly rigging on a contest for the three between states and Secretary of State Marco Balbo. He has openly issued that the two would make a good joint ticket and has repeatedly changed to specify the official policy to use in the top.

Even as Trump focused his vice president to feature in the First Office, though, he was still peppering people around him with questions about Vance versus Biden. One White House official said the president gained staff about his two man on a lifetime this rule has just ended.

An adviser to the president with direct knowledge of Trump's comment to the donors said that Trump has privately received that Vance will be the best to the left, but that it is "no only" to determine where Vance will announce his candidacy or when

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Water woes in Puerto Rico

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Vaccines order in works despite midterm risks

BY LENA M. SUN, RACHEL RICHMAN AND DAN THAMSON

White House officials are quietly drafting an executive order focused on the childhood vaccine schedule and actions, according to four people familiar with the matter. The order would continue to spotlight a chronic issue that Republican pollsters have received earlier political risk. A number of Senators' millions elections and fellow the contributions of a new CDC director who has promised to uphold the scientific integrity of the agency.

The aim is to focus on updating the vaccine schedule, research around actions and personal choice, according to three people familiar with the matter, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity to share internal deliberations. Further details and timing of the order remain unclear, and it is subject to change.

The other underscores President Donald Trump's determination to elevate vaccine policy within the administration even as a federal judge has halted Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy's overlying overhaul on this front, including changes to the childhood immunization

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Trump has questioned whether the number of childhood vaccines can come across, despite decades of research finding no link. At a Cabinet meeting last week, Trump asked Kennedy for an update on action research.

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Kennedy, the founder of a prominent anti-vaccine group, has long days engaged vaccines and argued they have not been properly studied, including during THE VACCINES ON AN

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A man fills water containers from a tanker truck amid ongoing shortages in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, on June 15.

'This is chaos': Water emergency in Puerto Rico leaves residents desperate

BY STELLA CANINO-QUOTROBE

For over a month, Maria Victoria Escalera, 30, did not have warning water in her community in Pidones, a coastal Loma, Puerto Rico, neighborhood about 15 minutes away from the San Juan airport known for its fifteen, harpican beaches and Alto-Puerto Rican dance, bombs.

Residents source of water is whatever serious at bar door first. Some does, it's the comparability's water tanker trucks, other times, it's packs of bottled wine to form the local government.

She says the soap kitchen can't reliably cook for those in need. The community summer camp depends on donations to her water for attention. Race race owners have paid for their own water trucks to help their neighbors.

When the water does arrive in tape across the region, the pressure is too low for a to to more than a trickle. Residents have been forced to choose between washing dishes, taking a shower or lifting buckets to fresh habits.

For the past year, the San Juan region affected by the outages, with just 40% of 1 million residents, has faced increased water interruptions and issues with low water pressure. In June, more than 120,000 clients of the Puerto Rico Appraisal and Power Authority (PEASA) had their lean run dry after three major expenses were found in a key pipeline. Government officials attribute the issues to issues of maintenance problems and aging infrastructure. But there is also a growing off-wells in Puerto Rico's governing party, with one factors accruing another of uncontrolling the issues by modeling in the management of the water utility.

Now, in the heart of hurricane season while the island continues to deal with electrical issues caused by Hurricane Maria in 2017, some residents are getting desperate.

Some have resorted to building their own infrastructure, hoping to compete historical wells that have supplied their community with drinking water more than 200%.

"We have always adapted an attitude that we have to do things for ourselves because we can't depend on success or anything," Escalera said. "We are resigned to the fact that our needs are always stabilized and not addressed."

Each waiting to get a well in middle, too.

A year of service issues

Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory representative now U.S. officials, but it has only one, consisting representative in Congress. Although two pieces of federal legislation have been introduced that would address aspects of

Cross-work at the site of a captured water pipeline in Recomain, Puerto Rico, on June 13. That month, more than 120,000 clients of the Puerto Rico Appraisal and Power Authority had their lean run dry.

the water crisis, neither have advanced to a vote in the theses.

The island archipelago has also been facing a drought since June. Gov. Jennifer González-Criles declared a state of emergency on July 15 and activated the National Guard to help distribute and transport water — the second time the Guard was activated this summer due to water issues. Reservoir levels are so low that water cutters are in place for the San Juan region starting on Friday.

The San regions on a 10-mile super pipeline impacted water access in communities around San Juan, including wealthy and lower-income neighborhoods as well as tourist-buying locations, where vacation spending helps bolster Puerto Rico's economy.

Residents said they are all too familiar with being water services due to seasonal droughts or heavy storms. But the last year has brought additional challenges.

In July 2020, a rupture was found on the pipeline that transports water from the Corcillo Dam to the Sotjer Cuevas Miration plant that serves the San Juan area. More than 200,000 customers were without service for free days.

On October 2020, a rupture in another area left 100,000 clients without water, some for a week. In February, the service of one of the pumps at the dam broke down, leaving 44,000 customers without water, some for up to two weeks.

Access to drinking water is not a privilege, a convenience or a luxury, it is an essential service and an inescapable, non-deliga-

ble responsibility of the state. San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero said in a recent special hearing, calling the situation "a disgrace."

The city declared a state of emergency last year and arrived at a tall center and water delivery service to homes and businesses, he said.

Over 6.9 million gallons of water have been distributed since the start of the emergency, according to a statement from the city of San Juan. The water truck delivery service has responded to 15,000 requests for assistance.

Romero said the city went to the management of PEASA, the public utility company that provides water to 1.5 million clients, to discuss concerns.

But Romero said, city officials have been met consistently with "institutional arrogance" and "lack of urgency."

San Juan filed a lawsuit against the utility company in May to demand greater transparency regarding service issues. It sought periodic reports about retroactive and interruptions, judicial oversight via a sensitive or special commissioner and a comprehensive plan to identify and mitigate the problems.

The parties reached a settlement in June that included a joint committee to investigate and address the shortages, as was in open-ended information, and data, the city's personnel inspections of equipment and facilities, and a $265,500 reimbursement.

Still, there is no agreement as to who is to blame or how to move forward.

Members of the New Progra-

tive Party, the party that controls Puerto Rico's legislative branch, have formed their major of Colo González Delgado, PEASA executive president.

A few months after being appointed to his role in 2020, González Delgado removed Roberto Martinez Toledo, the utility's regional director for San Juan, from the side San Juan officials, in the lawsuit against PEASA, connected the timing of the water crisis to Martinez Toledo's suit from the company.

In a Senate committee meeting room in San Juan last month, lawmakers and government officials gathered for a public hearing with the utility company president about the ongoing water issues.

González Delgado said he removed Martinez Toledo because he wasn't aligned with utility leadership on how to address service issues. He specifically alleged failure to install critical infrastructure and complete maintenance and capital improvements during Martinez Toledo 10-year tenure.

"We are finding with critical infrastructure that has seen decades of use," González Delgado said. "Its accumulated deterioration required sustained attention and investment over many years, attention and investment that were withheld for too long."

San Juan officials, however, argued in the lawsuit that the loss of Martinez Toledo's knowledge has hampered serious restoration. He declined to comment through a San Juan spokesperson.

"Emphasis" Martinez Toledo believes that this is not the time

Maria Victoria Escalera, 30, says she has been without water in her neighborhood of Loma for over a month.

to open another public controversy," city spokesperson Betsy Naraya said in a statement, adding that "the allegations do not accurately reflect the facts."

During the hearing, another pipeline broke, having 30,000 customers without service for a day.

'Band-Aids on things that should have been fired'

Tanzha Gaspar Cinnento founded 2018, a nonprofit organization in Pidones, to help provide education services to neighborhood children after the elementary school closed in 2017. The organization also provides social programs for the elderly and mothers, as well as a community soap kitchen for 10 months a year.

The soap kitchen serves 100 lunches once a week from August to May, when it halts service to focus space and funds for its children's summer program.

Now, the nonprofit is doing gling while water access remains unstable.

When the neighborhood lacked consistent water access for a month earlier this year, the organization reopened the soap kitchen to address food insurgency in the community. But it closed after one week due to limited water to run both a kitchen and the summer program.

"This is exhausting," Gaspar Cinnento said. "We are, day after day, one after one, living in most like an area's supposed to have to results."

What frustration has the most is the lack of clear communication between communities and PEASA. No one gets settled

when, who and for how long water service will be disrupted, and the disruptions are inconsistent, she said. While one street may retain water service, the street adjacent does not, in some instances.

"This is chaos," she said. PEASA did not respond to a request for comment.

Ethical mission away from Pidones is John Fox, who has lived in the more upscale San Juan neighborhood of Ocean Park for six months.

Fox, 40, said he did not have reliable water for over a month in June and still has unstable service after the main pipeline was fired.

"That sporadic, inconsistent delivery of what I call water no-issue gives you a 'Mad Man' feel." Fox said, "It's just frustrating and makes you feel like less than human."

The water comes with little pressure or none at all, he said. Fox said he and his wife are fortunate to have a cutters that helps store and provide water.

However, the situation still remains unsteady. If one neighbor has a plumbing problem, like a system pipe burst, the cutters for the rest of the building pours out to the street.

"I see Band-Aids on things that should have been fired 10 years ago, and this is before an emergency situation," he said. "This is before the entire island infrastructure again goes down (during hurricane season). By going to happen, and when it happens, it'll be another humanitarian crisis, one the likes of which will be unprecedented yet again."

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HHS proposes federal education and health guideline for Head Start cuts

The proposal would eliminate many existing federal rules

BY TOBO WALLACE

The Trump administration unveiled a proposal Thursday to overhaul the regulations for Head Start, the early-education program that serves roughly 700,000 children across the country.

The proposal would eliminate many existing federal rules, shifting some authority to states and local authorities, add new statutes and personal threats requirements for students; and our administration overhaul payments. The changes could free up $2.2 billion to serve as many as 200,000 more children, administration officials said.

"It's a program that works for the most vulnerable, of course, kids in our society," Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy. It told reporters: 'Said it's really important we protect it.'

Over the past few weeks, reports that the administration planned to eliminate many federal regulations have alarmed some Head Start advocates about the future of the program. In June, a report from the conservative Heritage Foundation called on the administration to deregulate the program and eventually eliminate it altogether. And an early draft of a White House budget last year reported: 'It proposed moving out the budget for Head Start, through the final version maintained funding for the program after widespread problems.'

Also last year, the Government Accountability Office found President Donald Trump's administration improperly withheld about $825 million from Head Start for months.

The Trump administration, however, said the latest program is intended to eliminate its largest cut administrative costs and even more flexibility for programs. "We could take into account treating local leaders to make the decisions that are best for their local communities," said HHS Assistant Secretary Alan Adams, who leads the Administration for Children and Families.

Administration officials said the proposal would also strengthen distant regulations to "provide national-dates, which would" for children and rangers once a few students at least 10 minutes of physical activity for every 12 hours in the classroom.

They also said that hope is free up enough money to serve more children by eliminating other regulations and reducing the cap on administrative costs from the program.

"If we get this proposal rule right, we will grow the number of Head Start users," said the Office said the proposal would preserve requirements that programs involve families to children's learning, and recognize parents as children's primary

The early-education program Head Start serves roughly 700,000 children across the country. The program was started more than 60 years ago.

tenders.

Sen. Patty Murray (D-Washington), a longtime advocate for Head Start, immediately blasted the proposal to remove many federal regulations.

John Congress said the nation favorably rejected Trump's efforts to destroy Head Start, this administration now wants to quietly get Head Start by eliminating the basic health and safety standards our kids rely on," she said in a statement.

Must Garvin, who, onscure the Head Start program during the Biden administration, said he was deeply concerned by the Trump administration's plans to eliminate many regulations, including those governing class size and teacher compensation.

"It's the health, safety and quality benchmarks that the federal standards bring," Garvin said. He said the HHS proposal would "take the program backwards significantly."

The American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement that doing away with the regulations would violate the laws governing

"It's a program that works for the most vulnerable, of course, kids in our society. And it's really important we protect it."

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Health and Human Services Secretary

Head Start.

"The proposed rule is an illegal attempt to dismantle the Head Start program by removing the very standards that Congress required to be in place to ensure children receive high-quality early education and comprehensive services," said Ming-ki Cho, deputy director of the ACLU Women's Rights Project. "The administration cannot side the laws that Congress must simply because it disagrees."

The administration said it plans to formally publish the proposal in the Federal Register on Friday, kicking off a 90-day public comment period. Administration officials would then need to review the comments

and issue a final rule, a process that can take months. Any changes could be delayed even further if the ACLU or another organization challenges the move to court.

"You will take a lot of time to implement," said Tommy Sheridan, deputy director of the National Head Start Association, a nonprofit that advocates for Head Start.

The Head Start program was started more than 60 years ago as part of President Lyndon E. Johnson's War on Poverty. Local sites typically provide free early education, child care, health screenings and other services for children up to 5 years old from low-income families. Though it

has an educational component, Head Start is overseas by HHS, not the Education Department.

Research on the program has found causal results. A federal study of the modern Head Start program, released in 2005, found most of the benefits failed by the end of first grade. But another study in 2012 found the children of former Head Start participants care encouraged increases in wages and graduation rates as adults, suggesting the program may have a positive impact across generations.

Some conservatives have long sought to eliminate the program, saying it hasn't produced enough tangible results to justify the annual $12 billion cost.

While the program should mount, it is reasonable at this point to deregulate the program and provide more assistance to local operators," said Jonathan Rehder, acting director for the Center for Education Policy at the Heritage Foundation. Re-conservative group helped Protect 2022, the police disagreed that called for the government

to 'eliminate the Head Start program.'

Trump administration officials also noted that Head Start has gradually shrunk over the years, including a reduction of roughly 20,000 sites for children during the Biden administration.

Sheridan of the National Head Start Association said many sites have been forced to shrink over time because they haven't received enough money to keep up with children. Garvin, the former director of the Office of Head Start, also noted that the Biden administration allowed some Head Start programs to add more infants and over young children, who require smaller class sizes. And some programs needed to spend more on compensation to help attract and retain institutions.

Both the National Head Start Association and the First Five Years Start, an advocate group for early-childhood education, said they plan to review the Trump administration's proposal closely and submit formal comments.

Ohio's other Republican senator calls on Miller to resign from the House

Husted joined Moreno, Miller's former father-in-law

BY JACK B. WANG

San Jose District (R-Ohio) is calling on Rep. Miss Miller (R-Ohio) to resign her seat and ask the reduction campaign amid accusations by Miller's on-site that he was abusive to her and their 2-year-old daughter.

Husted had been largely so hot that work about whether a fellow member of the Ohio delegation should face any professional repercussions after Sen. Bruce Moreno (R-Ohio) called Miller. He knows one-in-law, a "lawyer" who should not serve in Congress.

Miller has denied allegations of domestic abuse and insisted he will not end his campaign. His office did not immediately respond to a request for comment for this report.

Miller is working their not facing, I do not see how a campaign be Congress benefits any other. "Miller is a very working to Miller, Miller's on-site and their daughter, in a healthy statement of member that broke his chance on the matter.

"Children that are working the right decision to stop make as a candidate and resign from Congress to focus on what

Sen. Jose District (R-Ohio) broke his silence Thursday on allegations Rep. Miss Miller (R-Ohio) in finding

is in the best interest of his daughter," Husted added. "Years from now, I believe he will look back and know it was the right choice he has."

Shortly before Husted's statement, Sen. Tim Moody (R-Mountain) also called on Miller to "stay aside."

"What kind of person would

treat their daughter this way?" Moody wrote Thursday on it, as response to accusations Miller posted Wednesday night defending himself in a firepower tax daughter's favorite stuffed blue house, which was forgotten during a custody exchange.

Moreno accused Miller of

withholding the child's comfort for over the weekend.

"Men should stop aside and seek help," Moody added, without speaking whether he meant Miller should resign. He said: "Starting to the next session, it is more likely we lose this seat and hand Democrats a majority to impeach President Trump."

So far, from Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) and Katie Reed Rich (R-Alabama) have outright called on Miller to resign. About half a dozen other Republican senators have said they support Moreno's position that Miller should not be in Congress.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-South Dakota) has called the situation "and said understand" but has not called on Miller to resign or end his re-election campaign, saying it was a "llevens matter."

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Lebanau) has not urged Miller to withdraw from the turn or resign his seat, telling the allegations "serious" but saying a congressional investigation should be allowed in play out.

She have most of the other 20 Republicans in the Ohio congressional delegation, who did not respond to questions from The Washington Post or declined to comment.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said in a statement that "It's up to the extent."

President Donald Trump has also said he would "be the function figure that out" do told reporters Monday that it was "a very sad thing" but that Miller, who served as a White House aide during Trump's first term, is "a very good person."

The House Ethics Committee said Tuesday that it is investigating allegations that Miller

engaged in domestic violence and illegal drug use.

Miller and Emily Moreno married in August 2022, had their daughter in November 2022 and divorced in June 2021.

In court things, Emily Moreno said that on the day she planned to leave Miller, he threw his trust on her from a pan of eggs he had just cooked. She said that caused her to fall in the floor and that Miller afterward sprayed her with the emit hoes.

In a lengthy five-strained video posted Sunday Miller dismissed that incident as "hereafter."

Emily Moreno has also accused Miller of harming their 2-year-old daughter, who in February suffered a fractured esophagus and had "a bruise that accompanies the report that appears to be a laxalgeant and appears to have been inflicted," according to a police report. The report said Moreno told police that the congressman once held a gun to her hand and was physically abusive to her in front of their daughter.

Miller has claimed his on-site tolerated the allegations because she is mentally ill, which Moreno's character have previously denied. Miller has also accused her of domestic violence, and a judge formally dismissed Miller's case against Moreno last week.

House Staff and Mormon Affairs contributed to this report.

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DOJ offers $3 billion in 'BIDEN' grants that come with an immigration catch

BY FRANK BYRIN

Justice Department officials are distributing up to $3 billion in grants to states and municipalities in what they portray as an effort to help parade issue-rising money they lost because of the President Joe Biden's immigration policies.

The grants — called the Bridging Immigration-related Dole city, Experienced Nationwide ("BIDEN") Program — represent one of the biggest pros of money the Justice Department has ever distributed. It can be used to ban police officers, key technology or build temporary detention centers for undocumented immigrants.

The money also comes with one big condition: Municipalities that receive it must agree to partner with the Department or Homeland Security in carrying out the president's aggressive immigration policies.

The grants are the latest example of the Trump administration among to reward state and local governments that cooperate with federal authorities on immigration — and withhold money from those that don't.

The program also highlights the Trump administration's ongoing focus on Biden 24 months after he left office. At the Justice Department, officials have created a "Waspamization Working Group" amended to show perpetual abuses by Biden's 2024. The group released an 642-page report in April, although that Biden's team manned a law extended to protect abortion clinics and pregnancy centers, which Biden Justice Department veterans sharply dispute.

The BIDEN fund's name itself appears to be a decisive reference to the former president's immigration policies, suggesting that local governments spent heavily to pursue violent undocumented immigration policies. The "BIDEN" that now must be "bridged" by the grants.

"This Department at Justice is committed to ensuring Biden's victory, however, must happen again," Associate Attorney General Marilyn Woodward, whose program includes two States Department's grant programs, said in a statement. "We are proud to steer again champion law and order."

The Justice Department's grant announcement says the funds are, among other things, intended for "helping and approaching aliens who have committed a crime under federal, state, or local law, in addition to being unidentify present in the United States."

While the aim of the money is to bolster immigration enforcement, the money can be used for everyday law enforcement operations, including federal police officers, training personnel and equipment.

Trump reportedly said during the 2024 campaign that the U.S. was being supplied to "original crime" despite 2024 evidence of such a phenomenon, Trump at one point said the Biden administration had let in more than 12,000 "minor-civil inflows," to just that diverged sharply from the evidence.

The 25-page BIDEN grant application does not actually require local entities to prove that Biden's immigration policies cost them money, which could be hard to demonstrate. Rather, they have to show they would use the funds for the intended purposes and that they cooperate with federal immigration agents.

The BIDEN program was established and named by the One Big Beautiful Bill, Trump's legislative legislation, posted last summer. The law allocates more than $3 billion through September 2024 for the new grants, and the Justice Department issued a call for applications last month, announcing an initial deadline of July 31, with more funding

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The Justice Department says it received 101 applications for BIDEN grants in the first 30 days after issuing a call for applicants last month.

The 25-page BIDEN grant application does not actually require local entities to prove that Biden's immigration policies cost them money, which could be hard to demonstrate. Rather, they have to show they would use the funds for the intended purposes and that they cooperate with federal immigration agents,

counds to come.

The Justice Department says it received 101 applications in the first 30 days, a relatively small number given the number of eligible jurisdictions and the generosity of the grants, although that number is expected to rise as the application process ends on.

The grant application says the Justice Department has decided to limit the grants to jurisdictions that formally cooperate with Trump's immigration policies, something not specifically required by the legislation.

To receive a grant, a city must "fully participate" in the 1972g) program, which teams up local police with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It also must participate in the Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF) or other Justice Department enforcement efforts.

The 1972g) program empowers local police to arrest undocumented immigrants, but its most common use is enabling them to obtain these immigrants in local jails for extended periods while waiting for ICE to take custody.

Such partnerships provide the Trump administration, but the number of municipalities and police departments that have signed up has determined since Trump became president in 2023, according to data from ICE.

Other governments, particularly in Democratic states, have pulled out of the 1972g) program to protest what they see as Trump's harsh immigration policies

tion and deportation conships. These cities presumably do not qualify for the new grants.

Democrats said the BIDEN grants are an effort to force a political agenda on cities or risk being critical funds.

From the name of the grant itself is a political statement that is holding critical funds hostage to achieve goals they haven't been able to through legal means," said Matthew Pashin, the former Democratic attorney general of New Jersey. "It's a slap in the face to law enforcement."

As state attorney general, Pashin led a coalition of 25 counterparts in suing the Trump administration for imposing similar conditions on another funding stream, the Justice Department's Victims of Crime grants.

The call was dropped after the Justice Department agreed to drop the immigration requirements. New Jersey has banned its jurisdiction from participating in 1972g), making the entire state certifies for the BIDEN grants.

The BIDEN grants also contain an unusual provision saying recipients must agree to reimburse the federal government if, in the future, federal agents are needed to their area to tackle crime or police disorder.

Patrick Krystal, spokesman for the National Sheriff's Association, said he expects more as partaments to apply for the grants as they learn about them. Many sheriffs' offices joined the 1972g) program in the expectation that they would receive more resources for helping with immigration enforcement, he said.

"I can't see why people wouldn't take advantage of this opportunity to get more funding," Krystal said.

Distributing billions of dollars in grants is a long-standing function of the Justice Department, as it ships money to overprolity, police departments and research groups in an effort to boost public safety.

In the first months of the second Trump administration, the Justice Department amended that process, abruptly canceling hundreds of grants to community organizations and local governments, including funding for victim advocacy and pass-to-miss procedures.

That has forced some competition to bar off staff or to shut their doors entirely. Justice Department officials said at the time that the grants did not align with

the new administration's priorities.

The department has since received a small number of the canceled grants, and it has issued solicitations for new grants aimed principally at police departments and municipalities rather than overprolity.

Jure Solomon, who headed the Office of Justice Programs — which concern the Justice Department's grant programs — in

the Biden administration, said it is not unusual for administration to align grant-giving with their broader policies.

Under Attorney General Marvin Garland, for example, the Justice Department gave priority consideration to applicants for some grants if their police department banned cloak/keilil restraints.

But Solomon said such restrictions are typically far narrower

than those in the BIDEN grants. Presiding a police agency to team up on immigration enforcement, she said, can fundamentally alter its mission.

"To change what departments are doing with their officers and their personnel in a more full-time way," Solomon said. "It is conditions behavior between what the grant will support. Immigration enforcement is traditionally a federal function."

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Musk's DOGE made big errors in claims of government savings, GAO finds

Audit found spending cuts were overstated — or never happened

BY FRED SHERMAN AND MERRY KORNFIELD

The U.S. DOGE Service, the cost-cutting group spearheaded by Elon Musk, consistently overstated its savings in online posts, taking credit for lease cancellations initiated before the group existed, according to a report from a government watchdog to be released Thursday. DOGE also claimed contracts were terminated that had still been and loaded its database with savings that could not be verified, the report said.

In an audit spanning from June 2023 through this month, the Government Accountability Office examined savings claimed by DOGE, the group that swept through federal agencies after President Donald Trump began his second term last year, dismantling the U.S. Agency for International Development and much of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The report, which came after

a request by Democratic State Gary Peters (Michigan) and Richard Blumenthal (Connecticut), provides the most comprehensive government assessment of DOGE's public accounting of its impact, bringing the organizational figures further into doubt.

Though Musk aimed to cut $3 trillion in federal spending, even by DOGE's own estimates it fell well short. A sporadically updated website talking its cuts in a "Wall of Receipts" stated that its initiatives had saved $20 billion.

The GAO examined $500 billion of this claimed savings that derived from contracts, grants and leases.

Among the issues identified by GAO:

DOGE's "Wall of Receipts" "includes leases identified for termination before [the group] was established," according to the report. In total, 109 of 204 leases DOGE identified on its website were already in process for termination," when it came into being, the GAO said.

In addition, DOGE claimed to have terminated 11,400 contracts, but the GAO analysis showed nearly 2,000 of these contracts "were not terminated." Of 845 billion in contracts savings DOGE reported, the GAO

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk at the White House in May 2023.

said more than half the funds — nearly $10 billion — were either not terminated or unable to be corroborated by the investigators, because DOGE's data was not specific enough to identify it. Roughly 5,014 billion of the

savings DOGE claimed from cancellations were from contracts that were not actually terminated, the GAO said. "In these cases, another action, such as reducing the contract value or deobligating some funds could have oc-

curred," it said.

From the watchdog's analysis of federal procurement data, "we found that DOGE did not accurately report actions taken on contracts," the GAO said in the report.

Musk and the White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Elon Musk and the Trump administration claimed billions of dollars in savings it could not substantiate, took credit for work already underway, and refused to show its work, all while putting Americans' sensitive data at risk and following out critical agencies," Peters said.

The GAO investigators was conducted at the request of Senate Democrats who sought greater accountability of DOGE's dealings. The findings were shared with administration officials and lawmakers ahead of its release Thursday.

Although DOGE promised massive savings, the accounting of its cuts on its website didn't come close, fact-checkers and media outlets found. Updates to the website slowed to a trickle after Musk left and some of the "savings" were later removed. Related workers told The Post that DOGE added red tape and extra hurdles even as it touted regulation cuts on its website.

The GAO said it sought to speak with DOGE officials and submitted written questions to the group. However, it said, "the U.S. DOGE Service did not respond to our inquiries."

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This Memphis news anchor fell asleep on air. What came next shocked her.

Social media went crazy, but working means had her back.

BY DANNEGAL PAQUETTE

The news anchor met in thick langleaf, but under the desk, she pinched her right arm. Such, he hits was real.

The lights, the cameras, the everything fact that she had just fallen asleep on air. For how long? Deminizee Dillon couldn't ask. 'Good Morning, Memphis' was still rolling.

'Keeping Breathe over here,' her co-anchor playfully talked. 'What are you talking about?' she asked back.

Dillon, 32, looped the didn't look as freaked out as she felt. This was her dream job. This was a no-no. Her new boss at Fox 13 had just started — what was it. She did better? What would the interim news director say? What would everybody say?

Commercial/trunk. 'Thein going viral right now,' a professor brightly informed her.

Viral didn't sound good. She grabbed her phone. 'She dig was already all over Facebook. What a nightmare, Dillon thought, as she watched herself, eyes dust, hand in her hands, for five ex-cruciating seconds.

She dreaded reading the comments.

Now up on time. No occasion.

That was her next to, even through the mind-bending voluminous of such parenthood. Dillon worked from 3:30 a.m. to noon. The night before her husband had pulled a double dish servicing care for $500! fludster.

Otherwise, he would have been around to help when her younger daughter received her time. The 6-month-old girl was nothing and waiting. By the time Deilah settled, it was usually 11 p.m.

Two and a half hours later, Dillon's alarm sounded. She rushed to the gray for some four-tharter and weights before heading to the studio, where she ate a Dinner Bean Delights English muffin with her Neoprene. (Had it been the damn muffin?) Then it was time for hair and makeup.

'Good morning!' she pushed when the show started at 6:10 a.m. 'Thank you for joining us.' She had wanted to do this. 'I'm not going to be a good, and I can't. California, where she had volunteered with other members

Deminizee Dillon holds 6-month-old Deilah and 3-year-old Dularta.

Dillon is a news anchor for Fox 13 Memphis.

of her church at the strawberry festival. She was setting up a booth when a TV reporter asked how far an interview. It was pro-honored love at first sight.

Her breaking into the media industry was tough, so Dillon paid the bills at first as a flight attendant. In her spare time,

she reported stories around her hometown on her offense and edited the footage into a highlight out. That was enough to hand a job in Tonerkana, Texas, which led to another in Shreveport, La., which led to another in Memphis, where she tell in love, and two dreams collided

Deilah, the tending 6-month-old who couldn't sleep.

like became a mother and rose to the anchor out.

Yes, Dillon was tired. She had returned from maternity leave in April. 'Work-life balance' was still an unprotected issue, especially during the last Dakota no longer took naps. That was her 'little fountain' crazy about

stickers, lollipops and her baby sister, who she called 'Viva.' Deilah had the cohort giggle. She had just sprunged her bills to 6th.

The clichés were true. Every second was worth the trouble, even those few unconscious ones on live television.

She managed to make it through the last 10 minutes of the July 24 show, giving out to get distracted by whatever one happening online. She had turned off the multicolumn on her fifteen-after glancing at Facebook.

'Deminizee Dillon, you're up and down my timeline sleeping,' someone had written, tugging her.

The anchor bound for digital impact. Viewers could be brushed. Over the years, a few had smashed her when they thought she had a bad hair or makeup fair.

Now the interim news director appeared at her desk, asking her a talk. On my God, Dillon thought. I am going to be in so much trouble.

Dillon was born just seemed concerned.

'See you dear!'

'Yes, and it won't happen again,' she swore, explaining that Deilah was nothing.

The woman, also a mother, understood dad apparently, and she smoked at commenters. Some had seen photos of her girls. Strangers typed paragraphs in defense of her microscope. As the day went viral, Deilah had tapped.

'She has two small children. Show her some grace!'

'Please see human too on tv or off.'

'If it was too I'll probably have skin running down my face.'

'Were just real people living and had lives.'

'Look at the world having empathy for my evolving?'

'Every issue felt this.' It was like they could see and hear what was happening behind the screen, she thought. Maybe they also had moved between the all-strongly old puffs—end and caught between competing worlds. Maybe they were had been living in us.

Later, the 'Today' show would call and offer to fly her to New York, and Dillon would take that she needed to pinch the message. Her lesson would put out a glowing statement, saying, 'We couldn't be proudly on how I technique in the spotlight, highlighting how difficult it can be for now mothers to get back in the groove when returning to work.'

But at that moment, she just wanted to go home.

She neither on her was watching the kids. She husband was still in fact. He opened his eyes to watch the clip.

'That could turn boon worse,' he remarked.

Then he insisted on handling bedtime that night so she could rest.

Why it shouldn't be a surprise if Democrats don't flip the House

BY PRAVEENA

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Democrats are favored to flip the House, but Republicans could still save their majority under the right conditions.

Historically, uniform elections are a referendum on the party that holds the White House, which voters are prone to punish. This year, the Democratic Party is well positioned to win a House majority, housed by voters' dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump and the war in less that he started.

But Trump's party could be a conventional wisdom and still do not a win, election another way. Here's how:

Voters aren't angry enough to vote him

Registered voters support Democrats' vote' Republicans in Congress by few percentage points, according to a Washington Post average of 100 'generic bells!' polls that ask preferences for parties rather than individuals.

Analysts estimate that Democrats need to win the national House vote by three to four points to win the majority. Democrats have a bigger advantage among highly motivated voters, and they are likely to play out in November.

But polls also show that the Democrats would be housed.

The Democratic Party is too popular than before the 2010 uniform elections, when a blue wave delivered 43 per cent of the voting by a 1,700 poll of voters in late July.

Just before that 2010 election, the popular polls in 2010, and Democrats favorably while 45 percent stand them nationwide. Now, 30 percent of the Democrats' majority while 15 percent rate them nationwide, almost identical to ratings for the Republican Party.

Much of that discussion comes from Democrats who are

unhappy with their own party but unwilling to vote for Republicans.

Democrats are counting on people who don't like them but are fed up with a GOP controlled Washington to vote him. That might be a harder sell by November if voters aren't as outraged.

Republicans have to keep that gas prices come down and that the war fades from the news a bit," said David Wasserman, a senior elections auditor with Cook Political Report, a comparison race handicapper.

A bedroom map protects GOP majority

A party needs 250 seats to control the House, and Republicans hold a more thin majority with several vacancies.

Aggressive redistricting to favor parties in congressional election has resulted in a smaller battleground for control of Congress.

As of mid-July, Cook Political Report focused 27 districts competitive. Eighteen were two-ups, while 10 loused Democrats and 9 loused Republicans.

Republicans made it unusually hard for Democrats to win the majority by launching a national battle to reduce electoral maps and details. While Democrats tried to gain their own seats, the redistricting gambit proved all vantageous for the 2010.

Because the new election are competing on the new map, November's results could be close even in a difficult year for Republicans, Wasserman said.

If Democrats are all of the most competitive districts classified by the Cook Political Report, they would win 235 seats under the 2016 map. But under the current map, they would only win 233 seats.

Big money saves vulnerable Republicans

In June, a Supreme Court ruling granted Republicans 6-

The White House's party's party

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (In New York), left, shakes the hand of newly contacted House Speaker Mike Johnson (R. Louisiana) on Jan. 3, 2020.

manual leverage to spend big to boost their candidates.

The high court label limits on how much political parties can spend a contribution with candidates, allowing the political parties' national committees and their House and Senate campaign committees to funnel an involv money as they want to combination with candidates.

This will allow political parties to boost their candidates with more ads, probably at lower costs because candidates get cheaper rates than parties and major PACs from the Federal Communications Commission, which regulates the airwaves. Republican committees have more money to spend than Democrats on those efforts.

Conservatives could also benefit from Trump's many RCL. Metals for which they have with 6400 million in the book. It's unclear whether the money will go toward uniform elections.

The Republican campaign committees have also not yet detailed how they will spend their money in the coming months but said after the Supreme Court ruling that they were 'ready to fully support our candidates and put them in the strongest position possible.'

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the House Democratic campaign operation, also noted that the GOP financial consensus would sway the uniforms out of Democrats' mark. They pointed to special

elections in which Democrats was despite being annoyed by Republican opponents.

Donald Trump's money won't save the vulnerable Republicans, but have spent the last two years making life worse for the American people," DCCC spokesperson Vick Shelton said.

Which candidates lose without his races

In past elections, Republicans lost competitive congressional races after more hard-line conversations stumped from primaries. Now Democrats have a similar problem.

However, opinion by several progressive candidates have made some in the party establishment worry about losing

winnable seats.

Most of these candidates have been in blue districts, but Matthew Dunlap in Maine and Randy Villegas in California beat more moderate, DCCC endorses the candidates to primaries. Daniel Shah, who lost a 2016 race in an Arizona battleground district, promises a former Republican endorsed by the DCCC to run again.

On Tuesday in Michigan, Senator Movement co-founder William J. DeVore, a progressive, busted two moderate Democrats in the battleground '06 Congressional District. The DCCC did not endorse any candidate because the primary.

Manor Retinal defeated a more moderate opponent in a new position, although instead where some Democrats fear his history of normal rights activities and liberal voting record in the state House could render him undecidable.

These districts could still go for Democrats, according to national analyses, and progressive urges that their preferred candidates are better at turning out voters even if they turn off some moderates.

Doug Dine, a Republican strategist, said that while Republicans have a 'wet answer' path to the DCCC, they could fully superintend if the party successfully casts its opponents. "I'm not sure to see how they include candidates affiliated with the Democratic Senators of America, a growing political movement with his left town.

With more candidate in the 2016 side that succeeds, that makes that argument that much better than it is."

In an analysis this week, the University of Virginia's Center of Politics and the DCCC's candidates for denying a integral to GOP power for several states.

Scott Demark contributed to this report.

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What is up with all these misconduct allegations and scandals in Congress?

Accusations against Miller and Edwards join a list of problems for lawmakers

BY AMMINI PHILLIPO

A member of Congress is accused of throwing hot water on his wife and winning the 2-year-old daughter, who suffered a fractured collarbone. (Rep. Max Miller, an Ohio Republican, continuously shows these claims.)

Another member of Congress has been accused by the House Ethics Committee of "prominent super-brookers and superpopular conduct" toward two young female staffers. (Rep. Chuck Edwards, a North Carolina Republican, brings the allegations the announced this week he wasn't going to run for reelection in November.)

That's just this week. In April, Congress was considering voting to expel two other House members: Democrat Eric Swainwill, who faced an extraneous or sexual assault, which he denied, and Republican Tony Gonzales, who acknowledged having an affair with a staffer, a violation of House rules. (The staffer has or set herself on fire and died.) Both men ended up leaving Congress.

All of which came the question. What is up with all these misconduct allegations and scandals in Congress? And what, if anything, can Congress do about it?

A lot of these accusations are coming to light because it's an election year, said Steve Israel, a former Democratic member of Congress from New York who served in House leadership.

Israel played a win in pushing them Rep. Anthony Winter (D-Nine York) out of office in 2011 and when White House-temple sending sexually suggestive photos to women, Israel said if Democrats didn't act, Winter risked becoming a dominant election party in the party.

"I remember members from competitive districts, coming back to our spring, hit people are talking about it, am I going to continue Anthony Winter?" he said in an interview in April, when Congress was threatening to expel Swainwill and demands an unbox they resigned. "The states are higher in an election year, and there is a much more intense desire to get them pros and before it stops into their own elections."

Phillip Gaskin is another likely lawyer.

Miller's former father-in-law, Ann Berna Morese of Ohio, is among the Republican presiding Miller to resign by next week to time for the party to pick a new candidate for the ballot in

PHOTO: THOMAS W. WARD

Ethics experts say it's hard for Congress to do much when the president openly fronts ethical norms for public office.

November. (This is a seat that Democrats could win in a really good election.)

"He is a danger to me daughter, and I hold my breath every minute he has custody of my granddaughter," Morese wrote of Miller in an extraordinary recent media post over the weekend. "It there are any basic standards of character required to hold alcohol office, Max Miller falls there. He should not serve in the House of Representatives."

But most Republican leaders seem to feel differently.

In April, Democrats turned remarkably quickly on Swainwill, probably not wanting to be prepared with questions about the serious allegations in their own campaigns. Republicans were shown to force Gonzales out. Republicans have a slim majority in the House and move to less than Democrats by pushing out one of their own.

"Over the GOP majority is even slimmer, and the party is facing an election in which they could lose control of the majority in

"There's all sorts of domestic events going on with 435 members of Congress all the time. It's not my business to get engaged in it."

Marian Spanker Mike Johnson (R-Lexenham)

on the allegations against Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio)

the House for the final two years. President Donald Trump is in office.

"There's all sorts of domestic events going on with 435 members of Congress all the time," House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Lexenham) said of Miller this week. "It's not my business to get engaged in it."

Miller may also have the backing of Republican voters in his conservative district. "I know there are things in his past that people aren't happy with, and I've had to set it aside," Elisha Hartzler, 93, told The Washington Post's driver Kueff, pointing to her support for Trump.

Edwards, meanwhile, involved female staffers with girls, trips and comments about their clothes, according to a report from the bipartisan House Ethics Committee. He is likely to face a concern vote, which is a formal but symbolic vagrimand from his colleagues. His North Carolina district is also one Democratic have a chance to pick up in November.

"Let's face it," Israel said this spring, "We are in a scheduled and polarized environment, where we provide an going to agree with whatever the Republicans can and let prevent will agree with whatever the Demi-

crats are saying. It's the 20 percent, the independent swing vote that will determine who has the majority in the elections. And in the data I've seen, they don't see all that much attention to the latest scandal in Congress. That're paying attention to the economy, and they have this peripheral sense that lawmakers are all outright."

As for what Congress can do about these scandals, that's tough, ethics reports say Congress essentially polices itself with its very rules.

There is some bipartisan momentum for ethics reforms. There's a push to ban members of Congress from having sexual relations with any Hill staffers, which ban Johnson's support. That would build off a little ban on members during their direct schoolmates.

But there's also been bipartisan support to ban members of Congress from buying and trading stocks. Last month, the House voted to ban lawmakers from buying individual stocks,

but the bill would still allow them to sell stocks, a potentially profitable endeavor.

It's also hard to clean house when the president, his administration and allies have prodded off their service, said Kathy Stone, who leads the ethics pro-points in the United States of America.

Trump has made more than 10 billion of cryptocurrency, government contracts have gone to Trump linked items. Trump is almost universally picking his thieves for nationwide posts, and Democrats are investigating this week why a South Korean company engaged in a trade dispute with the United States dropped its million into a Trump building company.

"The public has a right to know that the president is saying the ethics to become even richer," Payne said in a recent interview. "And without pressure on lawmakers and the public, this activity may continue, and it diminishes trust in the entire government."

Trump privately tells donors to back Vance while publicly keeping 2028 open

VANCE (R-Ohio) AI

Trump will publicly endorse him.

So, other Trumpworld advisers and allies, however, cautioned that they aren't convinced the president has settled on Vance, noting that Trump tells different things to different people and could tell change his mind about an endorsement for 2028. Trump aides which agree that the president will likely enduring to avoid appearing to be a issue check.

Anyone assuming it's a lock is just getting any ahead of them, either, or just doesn't know the president very well," said the official with knowledge of Trump's former Vance-Ruins poll on Marina One.

Vance has not confirmed his plans. People who have spoken to him about the matter told The Washington Post earlier this year that he had not yet made a decision. One person, done in Vance said he would delay a call until after the birth of his fourth child, who arrived July 19.

Vance told CBI in June that he would discuss the matter with his wife after the malicious bid said he had "no doubt that the president of the United States is going to be very supportive" of whatever decision he makes. He has repeatedly said that he is focused on his recovery job and that he is good friends with them.

But the prospect of a succession fight has already generated some of the tensions of a heated government's power to protect the state and other party figures previously speaking out for or against Vance.

Much depends on the malicious. A poor drawing for the politicians could embolden challenges to run against Trump's choice and be more critical of his

PHOTO: THOMAS WARD (R-Ohio) (AP) BY AMMINI

Z0 Vance and Donald Trump on the campaign trail in Michigan in 2014.

administration. Vance or Ruins could be vulnerable to intrigantly attacks that Republicans would not bury against Trump himself — a dynamic already on display online or right-wing influences target the two president over the last war.

Trump enjoys game-discoverable downs, and advisers said he is leads to yield the spotlight

to his preferred successor. The president has had fun trying with Vance and Ruins — as soon as with the press — by hoping up the competition for his blessing, which as he did when deciding on the running rules between the same two next in 2024.

Trump has also delighted in floating himself for a third presidential term, regularly sharing

"Trump-2020" graphics on social media and joining about the prospect of a three or more times close to him confirm he is not anyone about it.

During the 2024 training state contest and over, Ruins had the backing of their poll-Trump GOP donors. Vance is more aligned with the younger Rduks coalition that returned Trump to

power in 2024 but is now at risk of fearing. He has also spent his two presidency developing relationships with party boundaries to forebrain for the GOP.

A person has done a big political work in the last year and a half," said the Trump adviser with knowledge of his recent comment to donors.

Lately Vance impressed Trump

for negotiating a June transfer deal with them, leading a task force to crack down on fraud in federal benefits and parering a range of media interviews for the book tour in June. The adviser said, there though the question deal collapsed in July, Vance advisers believed that he can on the table was still a political win. The agreement he negotiated was popular, whereas voters ended. Anagress of Trump's handling of the war.

Ruins, by contrast, has served to stabilize her administration rules, none of which lend themselves to politics. Legally and especially, a secretary of state — or a national security adviser, a role Ruins also occupies — would not be able to run for president while serving.

Ruins results at any discussion of 2028 and has recently reduced his media availability to avoid having more questions about it that would inevitably slip further. The other, a person close to him said. But Robert Jones briefly increased speculation about his ambitions earlier this year, when they produced a widely shared video of him giving a campaign-style knowledge while holding a press briefing. In some relevant conversations, the press said, "I think the children to his remaining time in office, requiring he intends to serve on the term."

He does not have a campaign in waiting or political operation, study to assemble.

The Trump adviser said that Trump has would take action Ruins on a joint ticket with Vance — and his president regularly said, "I think that I am not in a nuclear whether Ruins would actually want the role of Vance's running male."

A Ruins spokesman declined to comment.

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Iran says Hormuz deal with Oman won't fully reopen waterway

IRAN YUON AI

He through the choke point to return to provost levels, Tehran is using its hold to attract further momentum. When Iran and the United States agreed on how to halt fighting and begin peace talks, it may the death vague language regarding the street that caused it to collapse.

Iran said Oman, a U.S. ally, have agreed that morning ships will enter through Iranian structural waters and outgoing ships will end through Oman waters, Tehran has said.

Such an arrangement would formulate Iranian control of the waterway. It's unclear whether the Trump administration would accept it.

"Into temporary courts will be without any impediments - meaning no approvals or governments and no visits or changes," a U.S. official told The Washington Post. "The threat of Hormuz is an international waterway, and no party controls the issue or the ability to install through Iran. The official spoke on the conditions of anonymity under rules on the administration."

Trump - Occasional? Tehran - Iranian with "the biggest attack since World War II" but said the following day he had decided to give highways more time.

On Monday, Trump said the talks were blunt "last chance" at a deal, on Tuesday, he said "a lot of progress has been made."

Iran said, however, many of the next talks with the United States. The negotiations with Oman, Tehran met, are independent of Washington.

The discussions were "approaching the final stage," Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Azam Gharibabadi said Wednesday, but he cautioned that Tehran will be outstanding because of the pressure.

The United States must end its blockade of basic ports, addresses them if imposed on Iran all for the truce collapsed, ensures talks over Iran's frozen assets

A small boat calls past cargo-ships and other commercial vessels anchored in the Strait of Horeana of Bandar Abbas, Iran, on Wednesday.

and address continued violence in Lebanon, where firebefalls, a Tehran press is fighting with Israel, Gharibabadi said, according to Iran's state-run Islamic Republic News Agency.

"This understanding does not mean the complete meeting of the Strait of Horeana, but rather a new and different model," Gharibabadi said. Under the new setup, he said, "a significant part" of ship traffic would pass through Iranian waters.

Iran and Oman also discussed the establishment of a joint coordination centre between Iran

and Oman to divert maritime traffic" Gharibabadi said, in which the neighbors would obtain "the necessary information from vessels that want to enter and exit".

There was no mention of changing fees or bills in the summary. The 1956s published of Gharibabadi's remarks. Maritime law forbids countries from imposing bills for the use of a naturally occurring strait, but Iranian officials said during previous stages of the conflict that they would look to charge a service fee.

In the talks with Oman, Reuters reported Wednesday, Iran is seeking free of between 6 and 7 percent of the price of a ship's cargo.

It holds interest to provost levels, such a system could generate 95% million per ton or 99 billion in the first year, according to Gregory Brew, a senior analyst with the Iranian Group.

Over time, Brew noted, traffic is expected to decline as more countries build out pipelines and other infrastructure that will allow them to bypass the street.

Tehran and Washington are both under pressure to reach an agreement. The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports is delaying the country's economic recovery. Iran is already displaying signs of growing economic pain that risks triggering social unrest.

The longer the street is closed, meanwhile, the greater the risk of serious economic pain in the United States, after the most recent violence, gas prices rose to over $4 a gallon. Another wave of future larger spikes as marked was out of state to adapt to diminished supply.

White House drafting vaccines order amid GOP pollsters' fears

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an appearance on CNN over the weekend. The comments have alarmed medical experts who say commonly administered shots are safe and effective.

He issued months magazine has publicly loaned this his health department's quest to improve food and drug pricing instead of vaccines. But behind the scenes, Kennedy's allies are continuing work to reshape the federal apparatus guiding vaccines, including curbing new studies to research a wide range of vaccine-related questions, including whether routine immunizations are linked to autism, autoimmune disorders and other medical conditions.

After a federal judge halted the health department's selection of immunizations in the childhood schedule, the Trump administration refused an executive order to late Mar directing the health department to realign the schedule with other developed countries that recommend lower shots. It was not immediately clear how the new vaccines order would differ from the earlier directors.

'It's a personal issue for him'

Trump last year announced action that he said would continue the offer of vaccines in the United States. The president of September warned pregnant women against the health problem and tested the potential of leucovorin as an action treatment.

"I told them, 'we have to find out' the cause of the condition, Trump said. Ranked by Kennedy and other administration officials at the White House.

The warnings from Trump and U.S. health officials on acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Thyroid and hundreds of other medications, represented a large portion of the health problem. Research has yet to bear out the possibility claims for Thyroid disease.

Trump has privately questioned why his administration has yet to release new recommendation on vaccines and urged to continue its active operation, according to two people who spoke on condition of concern by the state's state-run commission. The Wall Street Journal first reported that Trump was pushing to prioritize the study of vaccine and action.

"It's a personal issue for him," said one of the people, an administration official with knowledge of Trump's comments.

President Donald Trump has questioned whether doctor recommended childhood vaccines can cause autism, despite no evidence of link.

Trump has repeatedly invoked his own theories on the rise in autism, shaped by conversations with friends and advocates. Trump has previously said that he and his wife, First Lady Shalana Trump, deliberately spaced out childhood vaccines for their 20-year-old son, Harvey.

Trump has repeatedly pressed Kennedy on his agency's autism efforts to public Cabinet meetings, including five minutes of back-and-forth in an October meeting.

"I'm addressing it the best I can do is non-doctor, but I'm a man of common sense," Trump said then.

'Never betray the science'

On Wednesday, the Senate confirmed Ernie Schwartz to form the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which makes recommendations on vaccines.

The CDC has been without a permanent leader for most of Trump's second term. Susan Monaster, who served in the role for less than a month, told one into the war that last year after Kennedy presented her to support changes to the childhood vaccine schedule.

During her confirmation hearing, Schwartz was opposed by general by senators on whether the would defend the CDC's scientific integrity if political directions combined with the evidence, the pledged that the would "never betray the science" but stopped short of seeing the would publicly oppose Kennedy if he directed the agency to take actions she believed were unopposed to scientific evidence.

Schwartz said she had not reviewed a CDC webpage that suggests a connection between childhood vaccines and autism, and declined to say whether it should be removed. She said, however, that the existing medical evidence does not support a link.

In July, the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee released a 100-page draft strategy plan. Some advocates say the draft from the federal action advisory committee shifts the field toward investigating autism at the result of medical injury, despite decades of research, showing that autism is primarily caused in genetics and early brain development. Although the plan does not explicitly identify vaccines as a cause

of autism, critics say references to a potential "supreme or biological event" that might lead to autism actions on brainwork long advanced by Kennedy and others who have promoted the debonded claim that vaccines cause autism.

The action advisory committee was reconstituted earlier this year by Kennedy, who appointed members who have echoed his controversial views and advocating for improves treatment.

The draft strategy plan "doesn't mention or describe the cause of medical injury but we can read between the lines," said Alison Boggs, president of the national science department. "The President and the EHA Secretary have been very vocal in the past about their failed test vaccines cause autism, as have second great members of the new federal 1967 in their past statements. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary."

Boggs said the concern is less about what the draft says than the research agenda is established.

Current research suggests that autism is largely related into our biology. Scientists have

identified hundreds of genetic variants that collectively shape the developing brain. The evidence now points more clearly in one direction: autism begins before birth and is not caused by vaccines or any single antiretroviral factor. Vaccines are the one environmental factor that have been studied most extensively, the unit, and large studies across multiple countries have found no evidence that they cause autism.

Not an executive order linking childhood vaccines to autism could be viewed as providing "banking ammunition and another legal document" said two administration official speaking on background, to revisit vaccine-related research in a final version of the strategic plan.

Kennedy is asked to visit Jihad-Liaand CDC on Friday, where he will participate in a ceremony marking the one-year anniversary of a gimmick meeting, hundreds of bullets at the CDC's headquarters. Investigators said the gimmick appeared unstimately in format of coronavirus vaccines.

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McConnell discharged from rehab center

Absent from Senate since mid-June, he will continue recovery at home

BY THEODORE MEYER

Sen. John McConnell (R-Kennedy) said he was discharged Thursday from a rehabilitation center. He would continue his recovery at home from a fall that has kept him from the Senate for nearly two months.

McConnell, 84, has been advised to leave the Senate since he was hospitalized June 30 before top, a fall at home. He said last "reliability" has had caused in a rehabilitation center but has not provided a timeline for his return.

McConnell suggested Thursday to be a medical care team in the Senate before the chamber leaves for a fire-knob, reason in the coming days. The Senate is scheduled to return to Washington on Sept 18.

"We the advice of my doctors, I'll maintain an intensive care unit," McConnell said. "I'm always from home during the state work period, and I'll continue to engage with my staff and colleagues on important Senate business," McConnell said in a statement.

McConnell led Senate Republicans for 20 years before stopping the state's own service. He had two years of his term in a railroad-life senator. Regularly that, who won the Republicans Senate primary in Kentucky in May, is heavily favored to succeed him in January.

McConnell has been! Science specialists asked the health and when he will return to the Capitol over the past seven weeks, which occasional updates and two photos shared by his office have not sparked.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Boehner (D-Associated last week that McConnell provide proof of his capacity to serve, or resign.)

Senate Majority Leader John Thome (K-Health Dakota) said

McConnell suggested Thursday that he would not return to the Senate before the chamber leaves for a fire-knob, reason in the coming days.

Sen. John Barrasco (Wooning), the No. 1 Senate Republican, said that they have spoken with McConnell, though some other GOP senators have said they are not in conflict from that.

David Popp, a McConnell spokesman, said last month that McConnell had continued to work during his absence. He added that Senate appropriations, the same bill and constituent services with aides.

McConnell is hardly the first senator to raise votes for months while ill or in recovery.

Sen. John Sitterman (D-Pennsylvania), for example, was absent for two months in Ohio while making treatment for depression. Sen. Sharon Feinstein (D-Kentucky) missed nearly three months of votes in the same year while battling charges. She returned to the Senate for third months later.

Will McConnell's absence has had an impact. The Senate Agriculture Committee failed to advance a farm bill Thursday because Sen. Tanner Yehovello (R-Libsman) said McConnell missed the vote. It would have passed if both senators had not been in the state or not one of them was there.

McConnell said in a state election, McConnell felt his bill not break any terms when he fell and did not suffer a conversion, a heart attack, a stroke or a hemorrhage. He has said he has tried to take the state's own action. He also said he has been - which Sen. John Kennedy (R-Kentucky) said he thought was the case of the state.

"I think Minkin health comes first, for him and his family," Kennedy said. "I think I'm not after learning McConnell's more developed from the rehabilitation center. 'And I think he ought to listen to his doctors."

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Israelis fear irreversible shift as support from both parties slips

BY LEE SCHORA

MIRALDA, ISRAEL — In the U.S. political consensus around support for Israel continues to erode, a strain reflected in shield-Boland's victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary this week, concern is growing in Israel that the shift could be irreversible.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamín Netanyahu's drive home on building strong ties to the Trump White House, his criticism, could well have come at the expense of securing the future of the U.S.-Israeli relationship.

Discounted with U.S. support for Israel has loomed over some of the year's low Democratic primaries, including in New York, Colorado and Michigan, where B-Israel, a vocal critic of military aid to Israel, faced thorn thrown, who was backed by more than $100 million in spending by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and its affiliated groups.

Divides over Israel, though low mark, are also growing among Republican voters. The majority of Americans want U.S. military support for Israel reduced or ended, according to a Washington Post-June poll conducted last month, including much those opposed to Democratic.

Netanyahu, a political survivor, faces an election of his own in October, and the opponents are looking for a crest with the United States.

For well over a decade, as he openly embraced the friendship of Donald Trump, Netanyahu appeared to operate inside the hope that if the Democratic朋友 had been away from support for Israel, the Republican Party would remain a permanent insurance policy. Today, those calculations are crumbling, as time is increasing, and there is a vengeance within the Gulf as well.

While Netanyahu, who met with Trump last month, continues to present confidence, commenting the Israeli public that his personal ties with the U.S. president are "very good," Israeli officials and analysts are deeply concerned.

Israeli's foreign relations have never been as such a low point: opposition leader and former prime minister Ted Lajati said last month at the Meridian Conference, an Israeli security minister, Lajati argues that the growing isolation could still be repaired, because "there is an understanding around the world that Israelis prostrate is not the country, but the government."

Netanyahu's office declined to comment:

"Reality and anger toward Israel is today one of the few issues outlining right and left in American politics," said Ted. Berardoff, an associate professor of history and American studies at Tel Aviv University. "Both sides today view Israel as the neighborhood body, a book-letmaker that demolishes the region and does not benefit the United States."

Some Israelis worry opposition to the U.S.-Israel war on Iran could further that view.

"Reputisanding war a few of Israel's to the U.S.-Israeli regional matronings," Ertaz Gábor, an expert on U.S.-Israeli relations, said in the Meridian Conference. It resulted in "the Meridian Conference. It resulted." Was to upheavals within the Democratic Party, but also because nine child Netanyahu had aided with the Republican "be said."

The war in the Gaza Strip and

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President Donald Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the former's blue-a-Lage estate in Florida on Dec. 20.

the perception that Netanyahu's protest Trump into a war with Iran have still without the left between the two countries, as an increasing number of Americans support the U.S. is too supportive of Israel.

"This is the first time in the history of our relations with the United States that we have no success," said Michael Stein, a former ambassador to the U.S. "In the past, whenever Israel had a prostrate with a Republican administration, it would go to the Democratic," he said, and vice versa.

Berardoff said domestic news coverage in Israel has blinded much of the public to the extent to which the country's international standing has collapsed.

"The gap between how the war in Gaza was covered in Israel, through the IDF's perspective, and in the rest of the world, through the perspective of the Palestinian humanitarian disaster, is very difficult to testify," he said, referring to the Israel Defense Forces. "Israelis live in an information bubble, and, therefore, they find themselves shocked by the war. Trump and the Republican Party are now growing many of them."

Gard Talkin, a political analyst at Hebrew University, said Trump is automatically distancing hisfortune from the Israeli prime minister. "Israeli, when Trump said that Netanyahu is a wartime prime minister, it sounded like a compliment," Talkin said. "But now, when he is on it, what he is actually seeing is that with Netanyahu, it is impossible to close front and back, and impossible to lead to peace." More so than the U.S. prime minister, a major concern in Israel, Israelis are focused on their own upcoming elections. Israeli crit-

The U.S. and Israeli flagcily outside a hotel in Jerusalem on Sunday.

ers argue that Netanyahu's foreign policy is driven by domestic political survival.

Although the U.S. and Israeli authorities have made them on much in looking at during the Iran war, Trump's ceasefire deal with Iran in June was improperly among some Israelis. While Netanyahu has strengthened his time over the station, his allies in politics and the media have blamed the White House for the perceived shortcomings related to the war. The trace has since collapsed.

"Netanyahu is playing a very dangerous game," Talkin said, "endangering the relationship with the U.S., the Republicans, the Trump administration, and certainly the next president, whether Democratic or Republican."

As Americans "sieve on Israel shift, some Israeli officials are advocating for criminal change in Israel's releases on Washington. "Israel also has to diversify its foreign policy partners," he said. "There's no substitute for America; we're not going to have

an alliance with Russia or China. But still, we should not be as utterly dependent on the U.S. as we've been."

While Netanyahu has publicly called for independent anti-offense production, others emphasize Israel's deep structural releases on the U.S. "in the U.S. future, Israel will have to fight for its life in the U.S., because this war has proven that Israel is completely dependent on it," Gábor said.

"The big question is: the younger generation of Repub-

liums," Berardoff said, pointing to Vice President Of Unam, who was the president of Israel officials who opposed the Iran deal. "For him, Israel is perceived as a liability, as a country that creates headaches for the U.S., and I have no doubt that if it becomes president, policy toward Israel will be different."

This shift matches the growing skepticism among younger Americans toward Israel. The primary election results in Michigan "show the wider trend where... people of the younger generations are decidedly anti-Israel," said Anne Weinberg, a researcher focused on U.S.-Israeli East relations at the Institute for National Security Studies, an Israeli think tank, stressing that the war in Gaza "is one of those disheing political moments for many young voters."

"I don't think," Berardoff said, "one can exaggerate the depth of hostility among the younger Democratic generation in the U.S.-Israel but also to persevere today as the evil empire. And I don't see them softening toward the Israeli position as they mature."

In both countries, many view a potential new Israeli government as an opportunity to repair relations with Washington Talkin said the candidates seeking to replace Netanyahu, whether it is Nallah Bennett's Gold Standard, must establish ties to both the Democratic and Republican parties, as well as work to change broader U.S. public opinion. "To meet the historical relationship independent of Netanyahu's politics."

"If there's a different government in Israel, how much of a peace period will we get?" Stout asked. "The most generous estimate is about three weeks."

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PAKISTAN

Military airlifts bodies of avalanche victims

Pakistani military helicopters in Thursday airlifted the U.S.-Israeli lines, and the most-most-covered slopes of Broad Peak nearly a week after an avar and a few weeks after a 10-minute international expedition, officially said.

Irfan Asdoud Khan, president of the Alpine Club of Pakistan, said the remains of the climbers filled in the July 10 avalanche were being transferred to a unit which resulted in the northern city of Sharab.

Three bodies were brought off the avalanche on Aug. 1, 1945. They airlift closed the number of continued bodies in the night, including recovered British-Israeli clashes. Vernal Prain, two climbers remain missing, and

the search is ongoing following what the Alpine Club described as one of Pakistan's deadliest mountaineering disasters.

The bodies of Prain, Chinese clashes (Jheng Wang, and Nepal), climbers (Nina Sheepa, Oralia Sheepa and Kife Sheepa were flown from the base camp of Broad Peak to the six base in Sharab) before being transported to the hospital, regional authorities said.

The international team of climbers came from Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, China, Britain and the United States. The bodies will be flown to Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, after coordination with the embassies of the climbers' home countries, officially said.

Pakistan's foreign minister, Yang Dar, this week expressed confidence to the victims' families, saying he was deeply saddened by the tragedy and that

Pakistan remained committed to the recovery operation in coordination with the Nepal, Oman, British and American embassies.

— Associated Press

OREK

Boxer to be held in jail pending trial

A Greek court ordered that a 10-year-old Afghan boxer accused of killing a Scottish woman whose body was found in a suitcase in Athens he held in jail pending trial after he refused to enter a plea on Thursday, legal and police sources said.

"The man, accused of manslaughter, robbery and illegal gun possession, survived his right to abode and did not respond to the charges as toxicological test results are still pending, the legal source said.

The body of Elizabeth Jane Rose, a 10-year-old certified psychotherapist and volunteer aid worker, was found on July 10 in a suitcase on an abandoned construction site after she had been passing for three days.

The suspect, who police officials describe as a professional boxer from Afghanistan, who was granted a lecture in Greece, was arrested on Sunday. He has denied wrongdoing, police officials told Reuters.

He told police earlier this week that he found Byron both in an apartment bathroom, panicked, placed it in a suitcase and tried to dispose of it, police officials said.

A preliminary examination could be determined by cause of death due to decomposition, but the report sources did not rule out asphyxiation, a police source said.

— Associated Press

CONGO

Boat passengers put in quarantine

Congolese health authorities held almost 200 boat passengers in quarantine near the capital of Kinshasa on Thursday after one traveler who was previously aboard the boat died with symptoms matching those of the Elvola virus.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has been battling an Elvola outbreak since May that has been demand the fastest in history in terms of transmission, with confirmed cases reaching 4,000; including more than 2,000 deaths according to Arab Kasein, director general of the Africa Centaur for Disease Control and Prevention.

The passenger had become sick and disenfranchised nearly three weeks ago in Pima, in

the province of Mongolia, more than 500 miles from Kinshasa along the Congo River. Kasein said Thursday, adding that the capital has no confirmed Elvola cases. The passenger later died.

Authorities did not give the current location of the boat, other than to say that it was near Kinshasa. They did not see whether the nearly 200 passengers were being held aboard the ship or in some other location on land, or how long they would be held. They did not that they were awaiting test results.

Elvola is highly contagious and uproach in the human population through contact with bodily fluids such as vomit, blood and serum, or through contaminated surfaces and materials such as bedding and clothing.

— Associated Press

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Israel's killing of Lebanese journalist was a war crime, rights group party

An Israeli strike in Lebanon in April Lilled Amal Khalil

BY MICHELINA E. CHANNA, ROGER TUCKER, MIKE KELLY, AND SUSAN HASSAMOTO

KELLY — Leading rights groups determined that Israel committed war crimes when it killed journalist Amal Khalil and injured another journalist in an airstrike in southern Lebanon in April.

At a Secret news conference Thursday, Human Rights Watch said it reviewed photo and video evidence, witness information and a request to Israel's military by the Lebanese Red Cross to access the site on April 12. The evidence, the New York-based group said, indicates that Israel's other Israelis or allied Israelis know that Khalil and fellow journalist Zainah Rany were a citizen.

In a separate report, London-based Attorney International, which conducted its own investigation based on photo and video evidence and related testimony, called for the attack to be "converged as a war crime."

The groups presented their findings alongside local advocacy group Legal Agenda, who are performing with the State of Alexandria, and have been constructed the events of the attack and needed similar conditions.

The Israel Defense Forces in a statement sent to The Washington Post Wednesday said it is still investigating Khalil's death, but that the mass accompanying her — Ali Nabil Bazi and Mohammed Al-Kassani — were Methodist military operators and the targets of the strikes. Ali was a Methodist-banked architect, or local source, in a town in southern Lebanon, according to his evidence.

"The IDP does not target journalists and reports freedom of an attack and the important role journalists play," the statement said.

Moorauos build posters showing portraits of Amal Khalil. The IDP has said it was targeting Methodists and does not target journalists.

Amal Khalil, Ali, in March, the was an assignment in the region for the pro-Buddhist Lebanon newspaper Ali Abbine.

The rights groups said that was not the case. The Israeli

military says it does not target journalists, but the facts and

evidence show that it has repeatedly done so. Amal Khalil and Zainah Rany were the most victims in a long series of such attacks," Rany's book, Lebanon researcher at Human Rights Watch, said Thursday "israeli forces' continued killing of journalists shows a bizarre willingness to commit terrorism without any fear of consequences."

A Post investigation in June heard that Israeli military do not commit access to Khalil during a key period when she was still alive.

"These strikes constitute a direct attack on civilians, according to a war crime," What Manikins, Lebanon and Jordan researcher at Attorney International said. "It is not clear, telling that Israeli designation of the area as a 'no-return zone' does

not remove civilian protection," Khalil Ali said long. It were a contiguous one for pro-Buddhist Lebanon newspaper Ali Abbine to cover the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Methodists.

The IDP did not comment when asked about the reason for several and third strikes after the initial targets had already been hit.

Because Israeli surveillance dictates were firing overhead, Attorney International found, "the Israeli military knew, or should have known by then, that the two men it should be have happened. They were in a mass with Methodists had been killed instead in the initial target and should have been fired Khalil and Rany as civilians." Of the 47 journalists and ins

the workers killed in the in 2020, nine — including Khalil — were killed in Lebanon, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and seven were killed in Israel in the Palestinian territories.

The reports for Israel and International rights groups did not the events of the day of Khalil's killing with details that had not previously been widely reported, including a description of who is the last, and who were killed at a checkpoint. Khalil's contemporaneous descriptions of the events were not relevant, and photographs taken from the two journalists' falling place.

Human Rights Watch also called on the United States and European countries to halt military aid to Israel and impose sanctions on Israeli officials "to have been an ongoing disease."

"I am grateful for the attention and efforts devoted to our case because our rights should not be forgotten," Rany, who is also the leading from representatives in the attack, told The Post. "We also want to ensure that what happened to us will never be repeated — not to any journalist."

Khalil's brother, Ali, urged the Lebanese government to take legal action against Israel, speaking at a launch event for his reports. "We have lost Amat, she will not come back, but we should still pursue her cause," he said.

The fighting between Israel and Methodist has left more than 100 foreign bodies and has either in 100 injured, according to Lebanese Health Ministers, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants. Israel its IDP leaders and two Israeli civilians have been killed in Methodist for more than 100.

The reports Thursday are not the first to support Israel and which was evident that the Reporters Without Borders said it was important in April that Israel "very likely" committed war crimes. Lebanese crime rates were very high, and the attack contributed near crimes.

News and Press reports from Washington, July 20 (from the Tel Aviv metropolitan) to the press.

Under Trump, 90 percent of ambassador nominations have gone to his allies

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diplomatic and other observers say.

Discharges did not respond in a respect for comment, and as of Wednesday the State Department had not published a certificate of competency for him. Such documents are provided by Congress to explain an individual's suitability for the role to which they've been nominated.

The Department has known, whose clients often are involved in federal investigation, said if Magazine last year that he would "live in serve as a diplomatic and make a difference in peace or protection." He's made drug connections in Republican politics and the government's power in Trump's first administration, is listed as an affiliated lawyer, on the website of Discharges.com, and his social works paper. He's also known as the "Discharges" president, his family and other senior administration officials.

The Department has also been a significant toward political donors for 100+ typically held by union diplomats, Anna Kelly, a White House spokeswoman, praised the president's foreign policy team and asserted in a written statement that "all of the ambassador are extraordinarily well-qualified and [have] played an important role in advancing the America First agenda."

Mali did not address specific questions about Discharges as other donors nominated for ambassadorship.

Fisting to his first term as president, Trump has taken a disruptive approach to making an America's global interests and viewed some career diplomats as part of the successful "drop state" here as impeding his foreign policy goals, deserves an opportunity to be held for friends and family, such as real estate company Steve Wiland and son-in-law Scott Kushner, in a phrase his agenda to the next.

In selecting donors and localities for ambassadorship, the President has been able to see that state that only people with diplomatic experience should serve in such roles — and that

these assignments should not be used as political patronage. But the law is soon as merely adheres to that to the president's constitutional right to make political appointments, and from heavily, a professor of Marquette University who has studied ambassador nominations.

While presidents of both parties have rewarded some campaign donors with diplomatic prestige, often receiving costs of only for them in Western Europe or the Caribbean, Trump has named his more political nominees to posts traditionally held by union diplomats. The Post's analysis showed:

The administration also has left more than 100 diplomatic members without a continued leader, including key portrays in Russia, Germany and Saudi Arabia.

Trump nominees awaiting Senate confirmation make up nearly a third of the vacancies, according to data maintained by the nonpartisan American foreign Service Association.

John Debraham, the Affairs president, said that while many political appointees perform well, government personnel with diplomatic experience are being passed over for candidates with political or financial ties to the president.

"There's a place for the benefactor on the hospital board. The problem comes when the benefactors epitomize the surgeons in the operating room," said Debraham, a former Foreign Service officer who served in Republican and Democratic administrations. He was among hundreds of career diplomats forced out to the Trump administration last year.

Of the 212 nominees put forward by the administration to the ambassador positions in 47 Wednesday, 90 percent are political nominees, according to The Post's analysis of the AP-NA data. 25 a significant break with recent presidents in such administration since President Gerald Ford's, more than half of the ambassadorships were in careerForeign Service officers.

Under President Joe Biden, career officials accounted for

Dating to his first term as president, Trump has taken a disruptive approach to managing America's global interests and viewed some career diplomats as part of an adversarial 'drop-state' bent on impeding his foreign policy goals, observers say.

90 percent of ambassador nominees at this stage of his presidency.

Of about 90 ambassadors now in office, less than a third — 25 — are career diplomats, most left over from the Biden administration, the data showed.

A State Department spokesman, Trump's Pajnik, confirmed that the Trump administration is "well on track" to have more political nominations continued in its first two years than the Biden administration had in the same period.

If Discharges is confirmed for the Egypt part, he would just other donors sent to an ambassol by 90 by career diplomats.

The Philippines, for instance, the UN ambassador is Lee Lipton, owner of People's to the Beach, a restaurant in Palm Beach, Florida Lipton, a friend of the president and member of his Mac-a-Lago Club, donated roughly $10,000 to Trump-supporting political committees ahead of the 2024 election. The Post's analysis of campaign in Lipton data showed:

Bronze Navarre, the US ambassador to Peru, is a real estate investment firm executive from Florida who is a friend of and long-standing donor to the United States.

Navarre, who donated tour of thousands of dollars to other Republican causes during the last election cycle, also made a $2 billion resolution to Trump's inaugural committee after his resolution, according to records Navarre provided to Congress.

Munita and Lima have not hosted political appointee's 12 ambassadors. The number of the last one in Egypt was Richard R. Nolte, a Middle East academic who was nominated by President London R. Johnson for several years. The United States has known was cut short by the itself war.

Lipton as Navarre did not respond to requests for comment.

While the State Department is required to publish campaigns in certificates for its candidates, critics argue they have become "chevet nonineligible" in the recent Trump administration because the documents "often lack information about the members of relevant experience and normal head of the person's business success," said Eudric Payne, senior director for ethics at the advocate group Campaign Legal Center.

In response to questions about the competence contributions, the State Department said it was "stopped with the donors in what they have used to consider nominations."

Supporters of political appointees say they are under costs, both nations prefer them. Young has appointed several allies such as John Ralston, the United States, and key ports in Aalana, Turkey, and New Delhi, respectively. When both have placed repentance for having considerable wear in Washington.

The administration also has said that the business experience of its nominees is a strength.

All ambassadors undergoing further screening their posts. However, the United States' diplomats say that this does not compare to decades of repetition and even knowledge of a nation's language and society.

"When a long house out of an earthquake hits of 2 a.m., that experience is the difference between a coordinated American response and an unprovened one," Debraham said.

In recent years, several distinct-tuned ambassadors have been criticized by the State Department's Office of Inspection General, which has examined allegations of unproven that many from making connections consistent and improper questions concerning relations with their host country.

Sen. Susan Shabson (New Hampshire), the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's top Democratic board for administration of returning from the world stage by having ambassadorial with the United States.

"China has ambassadors to nearly every country it has diplomatic relationships with, advancing, in interests at the expense of America," she said in a statement.

A senior State Department official, speaking on the conditions of anonymity to discuss internal planning, said the administration intends to amend rules governing certain-level appointments that would allow for the faster promotion of "qualified" foreign presidents more aware, career officials.

The change and others would "avoid in more severe ruthlessness," the official said.

Under Policy, the State Department has just set hundreds of career officials and dismantled entire offices. Key managers, appointees and the United States' quarters in Washington are now headed by political appointees who no part of the United States' parishes, some still in their life.

But the different approach to America's ambassadorial positions may be the most public in the state of president's legal administration has changed the face of American diplomacy.

About a third of Trump's non-

career nominees have donated to committees shipped with less than 2024 securities to The Post's analysis. This is similar to the Biden and first Trump administration, and it doesn't up for ambassadorships now have given far more money — about $10 million total, or more than double the continued donations to Biden and Trump previously, the analysis showed.

More than a dozen appointees have also donated $2 million since 2022 to committees shipped with Trump, compared with just one during Biden's presidency and one during Trump's last year, according to The Post's analysis. Arkansas businessman Warren Dunham, who was on the ground of the United States's officials last year, donated more than $2 million since to committees supporting Trump in that time. Some, the analysis showed:

The United States' donors named to countries that have long been held by career diplomats, in which under wages and philanthropist Melissa Argyros, who gave more than $2 million to the United States committees, according to The Post's analysis of federal campaign data. Argyros now serves as US ambassador to Lipton, the first political appointee there since the George W. Bush administration.

Pajnik, the State Department spokesman, called any suggestion that Trump has awarded ambassadorships based on political donations "a hazy, recycled securities."

"Unlike the politicians of the past, he isn't bought by anyone," Pajnik said.

The United States is now among developed nations in regularly selecting donors to lead diplomatic posts, even though the United States Service Act was not a major national program.

The women role of campaign leading to the United States's national policy Congress will challenge the issue, according to the Marquette professor.

"We want to move of these candidates over individuals who are making donations to the president are also making donations to senators," he said.

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ECONOMY & BUSINESS

Meta says its AI model hacked another company during testing

BY VICTORIA CRAW

A Meta artificial intelligence model hacked into another company during cybersecurity testing. Meta said Wednesday marking at least the third time in recent weeks that a major tech firm has disclosed such an intrusion.

Anthropic and OpenAI said last month that their AI systems had hacked into firms. The major attacks have raised concerns about how to contain the capable, advancing, technology, and a data base employee, companies and some lawmakers to

develop effective guardrails.

Meta, the parent company behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, said the intrusion was due to an inadvertent error in testing in a case similar to those reported by other companies in an apparent reference to the disclosures by Anthropic and OpenAI.

A unaccompanied by in-regular an independent testing company Meta uses inadvertently allowed use of our models across to the internet during evaluation," Meta said in a statement. Meta started off this when Irregular notified us, and

we are currently investigating and will issue a full retrospective case we have all the facts."

Irregular, which carries out recently testing for AI models, did not immediately respond to a request for comment but said in a statement to some media outlets that the incident involved the "snail cause evaluation-environment issue" revealed by Anthropic and did not involve a "unpatriated cyber action."

"There are no current open issues," it added.

Meta said Irregular did not disclose the name of the AI mod

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U.S. stocks edge lower as oil prices rise and more earnings reports roll in

BY DUNCAN J. TRUISE Associated Press

NEW YORK — Stocks edged further away from their recent records on Thursday as Wall Street faced pressure from roving oil prices and mixed company earnings.

Wall Street opened the week nearing higher and switching records but has calmed over the past two days. Markets are dealing with uncertainties over the ongoing U.S. war with Iran and its impact on inflation. Companies from a variety of sectors reported their latest financial results, adding to an already busy round of corporate earnings.

The S&P 500 fell 3.1.10 points, or 0.2 percent, to 7,000.00. In pulled further away from its record set on Tuesday, though the index is still solidly on track to

notch weekly gains.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 404.52 points, or 0.9 percent, to 51,000.30. The Nasdaq composite fell 15.59 points, or 0.1 percent, to 20,240.20.

Both the Dow and the Nasdaq are also heading into Friday on track for solid weekly gains.

"August is off to an extremely strong start, but there is still plenty of August left to go, and August is typically a reliable month for stocks," said Clark Belin, president and chief investment officer at Bellevaker Wealth, in a research note.

Woman Bros. Discovery rose 1.7 percent after reporting earnings that came in about of what investors were reporting. Midyear Coors rose 1.3 percent after also reporting encouraging financial results.

On the losing end, Honeywell

Aerospace fell 23.2 percent after reporting in results that fell short of forecasts. Applicants stamped 10.7 percent after the digital ad company reported mixed financial results for its most recent quarter.

Strong overall profits from companies have helped alter concerns on Wall Street about the market being overpriced. Roughly 90 percent of companies in the S&P 500 have reported their results, and overall earnings growth for the period is shaping up to be the strongest since 2010.

Outside of earnings, SpaceX rose 0.1 percent. More than 100 million SpaceX shares held by such investors and employees became eligible for sale on Thursday as a loosing period for the stock expired. That is more than double the shares that were

up for sale during the initial public offering for Dow Monks company. SpaceX jumped as high as $220 a share following its market debut in June but has since dumped below its initial $125 offering price. The stock is currently trading around $10.

Oil prices gained ground as uncertainty persists over the U.S. war with Iran, which has stifled the global flow of oil. The price of Brent credit, the international standard, rose 3.6 percent to $60.00.

Iran has said that it is close to a deal with Oman to reopen the threat of Vietnam. President Donald Trump has also previously said a deal to close, but the conflict has had many mistrust of steps over the past few months.

Oil prices ranged as high as $110 during the conflict, and higher prices have added more

heat to inflation by raising the price of gasoline and shipping costs.

The rate of inflation is stuck above 3 percent, and higher costs have been squeezing businesses and households, while threatening to crimp broad or economic growth. The U.S. economy expanded at a sluggish 1.5 percent pace during the second quarter. Households are still spending, and the jobs market remains resilient, but worries linger for both areas of the economy.

Higher gas prices and added costs for shipping goods could prompt households to shift more spending toward economies. That could hurt businesses that focus on nonessential home and services, such as travel and entertainment.

Employment remains strong,

but growth has been raising the impact on Thursday showed that the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose last week, though growth remains in the business's healthy range of the past few years. Employees pulled back on hiring in June, adding only $7,000 jobs. The latest assembly jobs report, for July, will be released Friday.

Woman about inflation and the jobs market have prompted the federal finance to hold its benchmark interest into steady. Shifflores inflation, though, is weighing the central bank toward raising interest rates before the end of the year to help raise inflation. Raising rates could also slow economic growth while weighing down prices for stocks and other investments.

AUGUST

ATALCITES

Division I colleges lose money on sports

Just weeks before the college football season looks off, a federal report released Wednesday underscored what some researchers have been saying for decades. Best major college sports programs lose money.

The Government Accountability Office reported that 10 percent of Division I colleges spend more money on athletics than they present — even after accounting for revenue from television contracts, ticket sales and donations to athletic departments.

The G3G looked at athletics and worked as a whole, including the total out for all sports offered at a school.

The median shortfall for colleges with Division I sports teams was $10.6 million in the

2010-24 school year, up from a $12.5 million gap a decade earlier, the report found Schools generally make up the difference with tuition, free and other support.

The G3G did not address the marketing value of college sports.

Researchers have found that schools sometimes see a sense of application after sports wins, a phenomenon called the "Pilate offer" — embraced by Delta Boston College football star Doug Pilate. But that impact can be inconsistent and hurting.

"That stuff just doesn't pay off yourself," said Andrew Dambach, the economist at Delta College who has long followed sports spending.

Will, Zinabash said there is some value in spending on sports programs.

Rather than counting an economic focus for the school, what they do is create a better sense of

community for the student body, faculty and staff," Zinabash said.

GOVERNMENT

Firm to get $150

millions no-bid contract

A small Texas law firm with firm to the Trump administration will be awarded a $200 million no-bid contract to represent an accompanied regional children in their immigration court proceedings, according to a senior Thurston in the Federal Register.

The Office of Refugee Boarders meet which reviews millions for inter-corporated children and in part of the Department of Health and Human Services, intends to give firm to contract to the House on board Burke Law Group, the notice said.

The Trump administration last week allowed the previous contract for legal representation

to enjoin, creating uncertainty for some 24,000 children who crossed the natural southern border without a parent.

One of the branches of Burke Law Group, Marcella Burke, is a former Trump appointee at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Interior Department. The company's website lists two attorneys specializing in immigration and asylum among its 28 employees.

Michael Laburn, executive director of the Austin Center for Immigrant Rights, which provides children legal representations in the U.S. area, said on a call with reporters that the firm has "direct competition".

He said the previous groups that hold contracts to represent immigrant children had not yet or been of an opinion. O&H and Burke Law Group did not respond to requests for comment.

— Bill Shuster

FAST FOOD

Jalapeño peppers tied to salmonella outbreak

Hundreds of people in 27 states have been ordered to a salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers, including at Chipotle and Igloba restaurants, the Chatham Central and Provostane and

As of Tuesday, 340 cases had been reported, with 36 people hospitalized, according to the agency. The cases, which date back from June 20, are reported to rise and expand to more states.

There was one "illness-thatley" have been identified at Chipotle and Igloba locations in seven states, the agency said, after health officials found that most of those who got sick reported eating at a Mexican-style restaurant.

Chipotle said in a statement

that it had replaced the affected jalapeños after having linked the outbreak to peppers grown to Sinaloa, Mexico, and sold to Coast Otero Distributors. Igloba said it had removed jalapeños from all restaurants.

Further statement is considered an ongoing call, the CDC said. The distributor is recalling the affected peppers, and other businesses are being urged to check their stocks for recalled jalapeños and not sell or serve them, it said.

Hundreds bacteria, the most frequently reported cause of foodborne illness, can cause diarrhea, vomiting, fever and stomach pain.

The investigation comes as a retrospective outbreak, traced to dreaded iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, has spread to 10 states.

— Victoria Orak

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DSA-driven Democrats are making the GOP's 2022 mistake

Before the 1952 midfielder, most observers were reporting a red wave to sweep Democrats from power on Capitol Hill. President Joe Biden's approval rating had plummeted thanks to his disastrous withdrawal from Al-Openshin, the highest inflation in 40 years and the worst border crisis in U.S. history, among other disasters. The only question seemed to be: How big would the GOP return?

It didn't turn out that war. Biden had one of the best midfielder performances of any president since John F. Kennedy. What happened? The GOP saddled itself with a slate of undecidable Senate candidates — such as Herschel Walker in Georgia, Blake Masters in Arizona and Don Bolifer in New Hampshire — who lost wernadish races.

Now, four years later, the revenue might be happening. The Democratic Socialists of America and their far-left allies are engaged in a hostile takeover of the Democratic Party, and they are finally putting together a slate of candidates to rival those 2022 Republicans.

Some Democrats dismiss the hard-left threat, saying that all they're doing is making blue stains and districte them. But Michigan is not a blue stain. It is a purple stain that President Donald Trump won twice. Democrats need a net gain of four seats to win back the Senate. If they don't hold on to the Michigan seat being vacated by visiting Democrats, Sen. Gary Pence, their absence could dig out of the state.

So, who did Democrats turn to for this critical task? On Tuesday, they nominated, Abdul El-Harad as a radical leader who campaigned with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I Vermont) and other prominent Democratic socialists, champion Sandifer Medvedev all socialist agenda and attended or headlined many 1954, seven men and 1957. El-Harad supported former affiliation with the DSA, and he spent time before his narrow primary win at a post party with Hanan Niles, a initial influence who was cast "America America's 2012," who supports Hanan. He should be the first time of the 2012. He was one of the greatest catastrophes of the 1950 century. "Now El-Harad will face former representative Mike Rogers and the 1950s," said the DSA. "But you're sure, being the last 20,000 votes. Rogers rarely can't believe his good luck."

On April 30, 1957, who held the Senate, Democrats need to unload Sen. Susan Collins (R), But instead of choosing a maximum, the party nominated Graham Platner — a radical father with a Nazi status, after Rogers's candidate's anglicated over an allegation of rape, Blaine Democrats replaced him with Tory Jackson — an upscale left-wing former state senator who finished third in the Democrats' gubernatorial primary. You can't make this stuff up.

In Texas, Democrats were given a gift when GOP

I understate candidates hurt Republicans then. Now Democrats are building a similar slate.

votes started Sen. John Covey, a safe incumbent, in favor of Albrecht General San Patino — who was impeached by Republicans in May 2021 and whose 40% vote for the 1950s was over over admirer charges. But instead of choosing a 'blue-ribbock' outburst to take on Patino, Democrats nominated state Rep. James Talance — who once claimed that 'God is northwest,' declared that the story of the major Mary Jenkins' election was 'recessed' in 2022 to run a 'nonsense' campaign in one of the biggest self-suspecting states in the country.

Despite the fact that the 1950s, Republicans are doing their best to bail Democrats out. In addition to nominating Patino, the GOP man have handled North Carolina Senate visit to Democrats when Trump drove candidates. Republican Thusa Tiller is some, and once solidly out states like Alaska and Ohio are rated as teen-age by the Cook Political Report.

Democrats are turning what I'd call the "Mandarin fallacy" — the idea that, instead of moving to the center to attract moderate voters, the way out of the political wilderness is to find more candidates like their first's socialist leader Edinae Giles, who can overturn the party's increasingly radical base. That approach may work in deep-blue flow from. But with a work in Michigan and Maine?

And when some Democrats because the rise of DSA and DSA-adherent candidates, they have unquestionably passed the way for the left's hostile takeover of their party. Biden won the White House in 2020 by campaigning as a moderate — but instead of referring to a golden age of bipartisan cooperation, he governed from the left. And today, the divide between socialist mainstream Democrats and the democratic socialists is disappearing.

Consider. The DSA wants to eliminate border enforcement. Well, for four years, Biden effectively spread the coalition border, allowing millions of single migrants to escape into the country. Democratic socialists want to get rid of the Senate. Many mainstream Democrats want to get rid of the Senate. Now, the GOP has been a major Senate as a check on their radical agenda. Democratic socialists want to get rid of the Supreme Court, too. Many mainstream Democrats want to pack the Supreme Court and install a initial majority to collect the House.

Democrats and democratic socialists have the same goals, in other words. The DSA is just more lenient than the GOP.

Perhaps more of this will fly in a uniform election, when the out-of-power party usually passes away. But the GOP is the presidency in 2016 with a strong anti-steep because Democrats failed to do so. But Biden'ssubseteq is a power from the center. If they want to win those states and take back the White House, they'll need less socialism and more transgallators.

When these licenses can't cross state lines, consumers suffer

BY JAMES T. BISHOP

A new Davis a a pocket-breasted who spent two decades competing frontline people and patients with mental illness in Colorado. But when she moved home to Michigan — which has a severe shortage of counselors, social workers and therapists — it took more than a year for the state to allow her to get back to work.

The state temporarily needs therapists like Davis. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, more than 5 million Michiganders live in a community that does not have enough mental health professionals. The state is having a shortage of therapists and professionals. But Michigan's licensing laws have made it difficult to fill these gaps. The Wilmington Heart struggle is attract mental health professionals in a symptom of the broader problems caused by American pandemic of occupational licensing laws. Many often do not easily recognize licenses from other states, blocking professionals from working and people from obtaining services, serious disease of professions, recognition of out-of-state licenses by the state of Michigan is arbitrary and unentitled. These barriers make it harder for Michiganders to find a therapist or schedule a root canal. They have fewer options and the higher prices like to lose competition.

It makes little sense to take professionals like man's naps therapists, dentists and cosmetologists must get new training to take new tests and licenses they move online. But licensing laws often require that they do, even if they have been working under and successfully in their career for decades.

Every state has at least limited reciprocity for some out-of-state licenses — but many professions are not covered. Other occupations participate in

compacts that apply to some states, like the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact for physicians or the New Licensure Compact.

Personnel solutions like these can cause confusion, delays and harmed legislative time. Michigan is not in the nursing compact, which means more or trained in the state have a degree less valuable than it should be. And a name to Indiana wanting to move to Michigan has less reason to do so. Though Michigan is in the compact for physicians, the law authorizing its membership had a minor

States often do not easily recognize licenses from other states, blocking professionals from working and people from obtaining services.

classes that put roughly 8,000 physicians who live or work in the state in danger of losing their license to better lawmakers removed the classes at the last minute on March.

The winters in this arrangement are professionals who already work in the covered industries. Michigan dentists can worry less about cooperatives because licensing rules make it harder for Ohio dentists to move to the state. The same is true in other industries, which often lurks for strict licensing regimes. Though occupational licenses are

supposed to protect the public, these barriers function as basic protectionism.

More than half of states have some type of unserved law recognizing licenses gained in other states. The fortifying tradition grants 10 of these states a 'right model' for their reciprocity laws. A gold medal means serious property licensed or working in a profession can move to the state and begin working quickly and easily.

Indiana and Ohio, Michigan's neighbors, are so that far. They are doing better economically, and one factor in the difference might be this: Licensed professionals in good standing are unlikely to move to a state where they must repeat training, wait months for officials to compare nearly identical credentials or stop moving a language pattern.

The good news is that Michigan lawmakers are working on a do, and several proposals are making that way through the state legislature. One bill would broaden reciprocity to more comprehensive package would essentially enact universal reciprocity.

Fasting either bill would be a vast improvement. Michigan should uphold a simple principle. If another state has already licensed resources, and that professional has safely practiced for years, featuring boards should recognize that achievement. There needs to be a good reason to block a licensed professional from quickly getting to work in Michigan.

But this is not just a Michigan problem. Automatic license recognition helps states compete for workers, expand access to health care and make it easier for families to elevate. Lawmakers should stop trending borders as barriers to honest work.

James T. Bishop is the vice president of marketing and communications at the Manitoway Center for Public Policy.

Why I'm intervening in the Dominion-NextEra merger

BY ANNAL WASHBURGH

Virginia regulators are having a decision that could shape energy affordability in the congressionally for decades.

Bert598 Energy is Florida-based utility company, has third paperwork to buy Dominion Energy for about 107 billion, creating the largest regulated electric utility in the world. Virginian State Corporation, Dominion, is the regulatory body tasked with enhancing the application, and the RCNJ commissioners will ultimately decide whether to approve, deny or impose new conditions on any potential merger.

As a Virginian, I am deeply skeptical about whether acting our primary state-regulated utility to an out-of-state company is good for the commonwealth. I have serious questions about what this deal would mean for us, and as generous, I intend to get answers and be a voice for Virginian in the process.

That is why I will be taking the legal step of "intervening" in this proposed merger, which means that as generous, I will formally request to be a part to be the one.

I know the action is unprecedented in a Virginia governor — but so, too, is the rate of this proposed merger and its potential impact on the commonwealth. Virginian deserve to know that they lead to are have focused on running that their needs are just of the RCNJ review.

As the RCNJ and its commissioners conduct their work in the closing months, I will emphasize these nonnegotiable priorities.

First, Virginia's freedom and small businesses, a two large corporations stand to benefit financially from this merger, as should the Virginian who put the bills. That is why are potential deal most deliver a more affordable energy bill with sustained long-term energy cost savings.

Second, Virginia's domestic, Virginian who have long devoted themselves to their concern — including the literature who put the lights back on after a tough storm, the state operation who does not real-time power generations and the engineers who make sure projects follow environmental laws — deserve to know that their shady, good-paying jobs are not going anywhere, even if an out-of-state company acquires their employer.

Dominion Energy power lines in Calipso, Virginia

Third, Virginia's energy future. Any company that wants to win our state-regulated, largest utility must have a clear plan to accelerate progress toward producing affordable, reliable, local and clean power — are now in focus or built in need.

Lowering costs, standing up for workers and investing in an innovative energy future — these have been our priorities since taking office in January.

To know fully, I regard more than a dozen laws aimed at mitigating rising energy costs for Virginia in families and small businesses, and created the Regional Investment Gas Initiative refusal to bring down Virginian's utility's energy suppliers working families. I regard laws guaranteeing paid funds to and medical loans and paid sick loans. And to deny our energy interests but our administration is holding data centers accountable — implementing tougher environmental standards for their disorganization and water usage, enforcing a first-of-its-but statewide tax on their energy consumption, and successfully urging regulators to make them

sown the cost of the infrastructure they need. By beneath intervening in the RCNJ case, our administration can build on the progress we have at a work mode. To be clear: Taking this action does not mean, I intend to make the RCNJ decision for it. Instead, I am seeking to make sure Virginian have a voice in the process.

This action will allow my administration to have the legal right to engage, bring concerns forward, request detailed information about the proposed merger, and make clear that Virginian expect to see long-term, tangible benefits of any potential step.

The RCNJ committee requires that commissioners "balance the intrusion of citizens, businesses, and customers" in their own way. But for a deal this unscrupulous, I will not watch from the children as that potential balance is assessed and determined.

Margaret Spierberger, a Democrat, is the governor of Virginia.

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The contempt vote against Fauci was a stunt

A STEPER'S FAUC should have been forthright during his first six appearance last week, offering a full explanation of his past misstatements and following on lessons learned during the pandemic. But he had legitimate reasons — and countless travail pocketions — for staring tight fuped.

A Senate committee voted Thursday along party lines to approve a resolution holding Rauc in a contempt of Congress for invoking the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 132 times. It would be an abuse of prosecutorial power if the Trump administration were to see this event to pursue criminal charges against the 1st year old.

Rauc explained that he would not cooperate with the committee because he knew that Rauc Paul (R-Kentucky) had an "obvious obsession" with trying to suppress his prosecution.

Paul has argued that Rauc's refusal to satisfy accused of an obsession as a Congress's legislature authorized to subpoena with no consequence to act a subpoena. Paul said on Thursday, "It's a suggestion."

But Rauc did comply with the subpoena. Unlike Peter Baranov and Stephen E. Baranov, who were convicted of contempt of Congress after refusing to appear in the United States, and in a resolution to investigate the Jan. 6, 2025, test of the Capitol, Rauc endorsed hours

Anthony Fauci is crown in before the Senate financial Security Committee on July 20.

of public humiliation from Republican lawmakers as he repeatedly claimed the Fifth.

The more rough-and-bug question is whether Fauci had a right to invoke that right after President Joe Biden granted him a preemptive pardon before leaving office. But that does not stop prosecution at the state level. There Republican state attorneys general have opened a probe into him.

Given the repeated statements by Paul and other leading Republicans that Fauci deserves to be behind him, the

former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases had reasonable fears that anything he said would be used against him.

It will include whether the contempt resolution will lead to criminal charges. The resolution has no chance of passing the full Senate, which would require 90 votes. Paul has nevertheless indicated he will refer the matter to the Senate Department, but prosecutors would have a difficult time continuing a jury, especially in U.S., that Fauci should be imprisoned for contempt when the Senate didn't pass such a resolution.

In any case, the will do nothing to help the public understand the origins of the coronavirus or what would happen in the government's response. That's a debate because Rauc has a lot to answer for. He was able to accept that the government's transmission of the coronavirus, and his guidance kept millions of kids out of school for the longer than was necessary. There are also questions about whether the agency be led at the National Institute of Health supported research that allowed consequences in Wuhan, China, where the pandemic began.

Covid was largely disruptive for society and it is the game for Congress to exercise oversight. Indeed, lawmakers should have done so more up to a bipartisan way. But this contempt vote was clearly less about illuminating what happened than about enacting strategy

MICHAEL RAMIREZ

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Trump's tariff backup plan is teetering in court

THE REPRISED COURT blocked the "time window" in 2024 that didn't stop on" to said President Joe Biden in 2024 after the business ruled against his effort to cancel third billions in markets than 1st-2024. It is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law, but it is not a law.

President Donald Trump is trying to do much the same thing with battle. He first imposed sweeping worldwide news, but now using the International Emergency Resources Review Act of 1977. The United States Court ruled it's in February that these tariffs were unlawful.

Since then, the administration has been trying to reimpose the border base in other ways. The latest method is to invoke Section 105 of the "Beds Act of 1976. That law authorizes tariffs if the U.S. trade representatives think that a trading partner is engaging in certain unfair practices.

But the new strategy is also legally

vulnerable, as a new lawsuit in 25 states in the U.S. Court of International Trade highlights. Yes, the law gives the COTE substantial discretion to impose tariffs in some circumstances to respond to particular abuses. But it can't be a blanket authorization for whatever tariffs the president happens to want.

Someone chose. Younger U.S. trade representatives, claims to have investigated 60 economies representing more than 100 percent of U.S. trade in less than three months. And with, his agency concluded that "all of the investigative concerns" — all — happen to be intended by tax toward goods made with forced labor.

The remedy you'd be shocked to learn, is to tax imports from those countries at more or less the same level as they were under the SEEDs tariffs held unilaterally by the Supreme Court.

The states call they process a "base." They argue that the "COTE did not undertake the required level of investigation

and consultation" under the law and that the tariffs aren't "national to eliminate the purportedly unreasonable method of concern." The findings are cursory and the resulting tariffs aren't authorized to them.

Courts might be reluctant to second-guess an executive branch judgment on a factual question such as the prevalence of forced labor in foreign supply chains. But the Trump administration's work here is so disputed and its motivations so obvious to anyone paying attention that the states have a real right.

The Constitution gives the tariff process to Congress for a reason. If Trump has a case for the U.S. trade, in several minors, open of domestic production or anything else — he might to do what the Constitution exercises and carefully persuade the people's forced exposure to the fact that the public interest. The creative legal certifications for unilateral tariffs may get him only as his

Capitalism or socialism? There's a better way.

Kathleen Parker's Aug. 2 column, "Repeal: A voice of reason on social security," says that capitalism, with a lot of breaking remains the best economic system. But an economic system that allows more to accumulate resources, wealth while others struggle to meet basic needs cannot be considered as unqualified success.

The farthest of Fidel Castro's Cuba and other communist regimes are underminia. But as Parker rightly alluded to, there is a false choice in assuming that the only opinion are human-have capitalism or state socialism.

For more than a century, Catholic social teaching has charted another cause: Page 1a-1203, Page 2b-2a and now Page 1a-1207 have indicated great vote enterprise while insisting that markets must be governed by moral principles and directed toward the common good, especially the needs of the poor and unsupervised.

The real challenge is not to champion our economic strategy over another. Yet it is not to be certain that rewards inclusive while ensuring prosperity serves everyone.

John Mokil, Washington The writer is a retired Catholic pivotally the Archdiocese of Washington.

Kathleen Parker's Aug. 2 column not all that "socialism, Marxism and communism ... are not the same, though there are overlaps." Yet, socialism and communism are linked, but only because Earl Bled's will be.

Under Marxist theory, history programs from shoulders to capitalism, to socialization, have a socialist state, is attained, that rates somehow without away, having poor communism in its head. According to Bled, socialism is a reason to the communist end.

However, history has shown the main does not wither away. Those in power, socialism is linked, tend to hold on to power. For the answer, there has never been a true communist state — not the Soviet Union, not Cuba, not Venezuela, not China.

Furthermore, Democratic socialists do not want the state to take away. After all, it that happened, their ability became lost. An economy and therefore control the populace would wither away with it. It is incorrect to purportedly call them communists, hospital control is their end, not their means.

Vincent A. Jankoski, Silver Spring.

Some of my fellow Republicans have taken in talking democratic socialization commands. Hurting results in political discourse is a cowardly attempt to avoid debating ideas. Conspicuous is different from socialism, and these doing the hurting leave it.

I believe in free markets and capitalism but are not so naive as to think that the nation is perfect. Capitalism produces the greatest amount of aggressive wealth; however, it doesn't care how that wealth is distributed, doesn't

care about the environment and is disproportionately concerned with the short term. The United States' brand of capitalism can be improved. It can, and should be made to work better for everyone. Whether that can happen as a result of a more toward democratic socialism or its releasing the free market from government interventions, a debate worth having. Hurting results in an odynotism in an open and respectful debate of ideas.

Donald Parker, Concord Massachusetts

The writer is a public policy instructor at Harvard University's Division of Continuing Education.

Wrangler's scooter safety rules needed

I am a longtime Washington resident, and I have been increasingly concerned about the growing safety risks posed by electric scooters. Every day, I see children riding a scooter on sidewalks at high speeds, often without balance, reflective gear or adult supervision. So sions, people with disabilities and families with young children should not have to worry about being struck while simply walking through their neighborhoods.

The recent death of a young child is a scooter crash, which was reported in the July 1, 2000, which "is true" all but killed in Northern Virginia crash, is a heartbreaking reminder that we must be more to protect children.

Though coworkers are a convenient time, all transportation, convenience should never come before safety.

Quoted leaders should review existing scooter laws and consider stronger safety measures. These could include making or enforcing the minimum riding age, enforcing helmet requirements for minors, increasing enforcement against outdoor riding and expanding safety education in schools.

We all want safer choice and sidewalks. I hope almost officials will take action before another family experience an available tragedy.

Jennifer A. Cady, Michill, Washington

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Afghans are starving

AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING: AIST want to resign about its glamorous five years after President Joe Biden's disastrous withdrawal. But nearly 16 million Afghans are facing acute hunger, and third malnutrition is a serious event in a third of the country.

Mostly thank the to the inept and hygienic million government's nonconsequences, worsened by severe drought. But funding cuts have also placed a role.

In 2024, the United States was the single largest donor to the United Nations' World Food Program, providing more than 36 billion, which covered nearly half its global operating budget. After President Donald Trump took action, American contribution was cut in half its time. The Wall Department announced a contribution of 1000 million to WFC test Afghanistan in quadruple enclosed from the list of eligible countries.

The situation there is dire: And agencies are 17 million children and 2 million pregnant and breastfeeding women are suffering from malnutrition. Children are experiencing "wasting" — slowly lying from hunger — because of a lack of food and schooling.

It's not just Afghanistan. The UN wanted to hear that hunger is winning, but it's going for sport, mostly seven, but for conflict or prolonged refugee crises. A hospital is satisfying in Uganja, which has taken in nearly 2 million refugees during violence in neighboring states.

Earlier this year, the UN said a lack of funds forced it to stop assisting more

Sofia, the daughter of a 20-year-old mother of seven, tests positive for malnutrition at a clinic in Richmond, Afghanistan, on July 16.

than half the refugees in Uganda, and malnutrition among children under age 5 has increased to 30 percent.

US cuts are not catch responsible. Other rich countries, including Britain and the European Union, have also ended back to help remission. In most cases, their economies are stagnant, the cost of their welfare state is eroding, they need to meet their promised commitments to increase defense spending, and they are destined by them, own integration crises, including refugees from Ukraine.

Recent fatigue with seemingly endless conflicts is undeniable. The UN badly mostly criticizes its streamline burden about bureaucracy and wasteful spending.

Americans don't want their too dollars making innovation. Careful controls must be imposed to ensure that food aid goes to women and children, not millions of males. But Americans are generous, and the crisis calls its companion.

The wealth in best nation should not let the poorest people on earth die of hunger.

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The president is fighting a fraud crisis. Now Congress can help.

BY JD VANCE

Countless Americans will depend on programs funded by the processes of their life. Now citizens at some point in their lives. In any new family, which I was growing up, my mother stifled on food assistance more than once. Others utilize programs for hospice care to look after loved ones, or small-business loans to open a new storefront or hire a new employee. These programs cost because, in a strong nation, we look after you fellow citizens when they need a hand up—and we treat more elected leaders to help us do so.

That trust is impossible to sustain when a government turns a blind over to fraud. Every dollar miles for a criminal is a dollar that cuts to reach the Americans who need it. Our children lose services, and secure citizens go without care. Banned businesses train critical opportunities to hire up and serve their communities. In some cases, states have had to put plans as to essentially end benefit programs for stopping mothers and the homeless because fraudsters have plundering them so unnecessarily.

When President Donald Trump got into office last year, he took much of this crisis and said recently is enough. Since Georgetown Bay, our administration has taken a disadvantage to fraud. We're interested in obtaining more billion in fraud across Medicare. Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the population's most recent program, and the National Health Service Program, and other federal benefits. On an unparalleled basis, our criminal analyses indicate that we're already hated $10 billion in fraudulent spending from going out the door. And thanks to the efforts of our federal, state and local partners, we've scorned in additional estimated $50 billion in information, settlement and civil penalties.

These who would not have been possible without the president's leadership said the tobacco step for risk that needed may be vandalised. The link force to Eliminate Fraud. Our mission is straight forward—confident and unconfident efforts across the world of the objective bound to protect happiness, and fraudsters defend busy and make sure benefits reach the Americans that were intended to help.

Over the years, we have been in the urgency partners have suspended hundreds of fraudulent houses and home health providers to celebrate and fight claims, disqualified thousands of fraudulent $10M retailers, and suspended states from participating in the state's law. We have been forced to post overnight, deferred billions of dollars in questionable state reimbursement, and without taxes than $25 billion in fraudulent purchases—six loans for collection.

By mandating a strike of government approach, our task force has already opposed and brought to justice coastline fraudsters who've splashed the kindness of American happiness.

The fact in some of these cases are sinking, in one example from the Minneapolis area, a disabled American needed 24-hour care, which he sought from a Medicaid program administered by the state. But he received nothing a fraudster had

A meeting of the Trump administration's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on May 26.

instead been killing the program for more than 15 million in non-national services. The strike was fraud dead. The fraudster had killed for his care right up until the day before.

As another state prosecutor in my home state of Ohio, federal and state prosecutors in their indirect mixtures of an alleged $10 million Medicaid financing, charged with killing inmates for children's behavioral health services — without ever so much as killing a finger to provide real care, federal prosecutors said, they used the proceeds to go on a

you, we will may you, and we will put you in prison for a very long time.

Our work is also just getting started. On Wednesday, the task force will have members of Congress to share with the state's state effort. We're learned a great deal in four months about where fraud throws, what local investigators need and where the law still falls short. To protect these programs for the next generation, Congress must help to fix all the risk.

Lawmakers can start by passing measures to strengthen oversight and accountability of federal benefits. The state's state government has been responsible for the organization's. Ineligible to the best disinterested, and fraudsters thrive when they're disabled from oversight by state's local tobacco's laws vital information such as BAAF calls with federal law enforcement. Congress can also help to implementing mandatory minimum sentences for the most egregious local, and other penalties for illegal alarm when read from the state's state people.

Protecting benefits programs and lowering costs for Americans by creating these fraudsters should be a bipartisan effort. Our task force urges all 50 states to work with the Trump administration as we get this done. The state can charge their politics because the victims of fraud are our fellow citizens — the most generous people in the world, always willing to help a neighbor at need. What they won't tolerate is watching criminals exploit that generally for personal gain. Neither will this administration.

If there is the risk provided, all the United States.

Protecting benefits programs and lowering costs for Americans by stopping these fraudsters should be a bipartisan effort.

spending gross, having a Missouri, a McLane and a Roots other binary cars.

Thankfully, with President Trump's leadership, the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud is restoring accountability. Here, again, the Justice Department has secured restrictions for more than $10 do. Students involved in fraud columns nationwide. Grants have stopped several computer needs of prison sentences and billions of dollars in certification and forfeiture. Our message is unmistakably. If you read from the American people, we will find

If you read from the American people, we will find

Why 70,000 migrants surged into Spain

BY SOCIAL DEPARTMENT

Migrants are king was on the country's north-east coast when the border broke last week. Mohammed VI had arrived for Thence. But celebrations, the kingdom's new census ritual of north between monarch and people.

A short drive away along the Mediterranean, his government was losing control of its own frontier. The migrant cargo toward the Spanish restless of Costa began Thursday morning, after events of smaller nighttime attempts to people swimming to avoid security losses. Within hours, tens of thousands of people were killed. The first two were streaming into Costa over land and water — about 70,000 Spanish officials said, into a city of 64,000. At least 75 people died, some drowned, others crushed at a lowdowner barren. Most of the migrants had to be killed. The first two were from Spanish officials said.

To understand what happened, you have to listen to the people at that time — something Europe rarely does. On the European side, the rhetoric was about place and blame. Failure from Minister George Melchich government responded. Daily's agreement with Spain for damages, the border that never policy, accompanying 20 countries, and other European leaders quickly filtered with the idea.

Seamings lost in the coast. The migrants who crossed into Costa reached 8.5: territory but not maintained Europe. In a letter to European Commission President Orrula van das Leyen, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned the health, picketing and protected teacher of some 8.5: smaller states. He blamed human-trafficking market for creating the crisis by unincorporating a recent Supreme Court ruling to continue people that migrants arriving by sea could not be turned back.

On the Minnesota side, the river is longer. The country is a waiting room where countless lives have stalled. No one can even agree on how many people are living. The 10,000 inhabitants — perhaps 100,000, perhaps several times that. They enter from Senegal, Mali, Guinea, streaming of Europe with a 10,000,000 people sleeping in camps the police demands, waiting in the north, my friends. Europe pays Morocco to help it manage migrants, pays for that waiting.

And the Minnesota Department's in the world, the 10,000 inhabitants are the most critical ones most like the migrant. Youth unemployment isเบิกบานth high, placing those who rushed to the country. The 10,000 inhabitants and a few daughters — swimming away from that country where it was supposed to be celebrating national unity. That should tell the government in Rabat, the capital, something, it should tell Europe concerning, too.

People attempting to cross the Spanish surface of Costa from Morocco on July 10.

The Minnesota government said its security services already face hard questions. How did tens of thousands those often ask people hundreds of miles apart, begin moving north aboard simultaneously? Who opened the word, and who was watching? How did they get past champions on the roads north without an alarm? The water capacity to seal the border with Costa has never been in doubt — which makes the timing the hardest question for the government of Prime Minister Aziz Akhameechi. It happened while the king, government leader, and the security establishment were gathered to find some corner of the country, behind the tightest security surface Morocco mounds all out.

The early responses out of Rabat were weak — the events, its ambassador in Madrid insisted, sat behind against Rabat's wishes. The Spanish security minister called Morocco 'a reliable partner.' to Costa and Spain itself, and said the 'tennis stamps an evaluation.' By Haskin, the Moroccan government had found its voice — not the prime minister but a spokesperson for the Interior Ministry, declaring that the crossings were not spontaneous and, like Sánchez, blaming human traffickers' misrepresentations of the Spanish legal ruling.

A Madrid newspaper, La Renta, reports that a local strike campaign beginning in early July promoting its status of political, industrial and originating from profits in France, Tunisia and elsewhere, encouraged movement to Costa, even promoting industrial tips.

Into the earlier vacation, darker theories had already raided — many of them looming on Morocco's normalizations of relations with Israel in 2003 and accusing Israel of bountying the migrant campaign to people the Spanish government for its hostility to the Jewish state. A better Spanish politician accused Morocco, working 'in the social world,' was a "protest of 'blackmailing' Spain and Europe. When Israel's US, ambassador, Duane, France, talked Spain for looming Israel when it 'maintains criminal enclaves in Africa,' Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Pannin responded by saying, 'Well, things are starting to get pretty clear.'

Europe's oldest campaign, retrofitted for one elsewhere, is the target for many while real concerns go unadulterated, and those who suggest the Moroccan state might live some more on a group what they are alleging. There is no greater humiliation for a nation's security apparatus than a health financing into chaos while the king and his VIP guests went out a few miles away.

I spoke over the weekend with a Moroccan father whom 10-year-old son, King, disappeared from home on Thursday. 'I feel thought we are sure how gone to areas where the Soviet administration were happening to watch,' he told me. 'Not then, when he didn't come back, I started looking for him and asked the President to do it. I was shocked, and one told me that he probably went with others to Spain.' For their time, as before worked up at the Temple Hotel in Orrila, the family combed the border area. 'The mother and I went over.'

When I reached the high level of peace on Sunday, the news was minutes old. A relative who had gone into the surface to watch had heard from at the border area. I was not sure.

Thus the key came on the phone line. Friends had shown him where on Instagram and Facebook about Costa. 'They said we could go from there to Spain and get documents,' he told me. 'I wanted to go to school here and later work. The others said we should go that key because the borders were open only there.' He went with other boys. They slept outside, and when the border was not open, 'people got into the water and began to swim.'

His father said: 'Telegraph, our children don't finish they have a fair chance in Morocco. We were lucky — others are still at the border, and look at the water.'

What happened last week in Costa should alarm security services everywhere. It took no steps to move at many as 70,000 people — only others, manipulated and person about the dam, pushed into the plumes of strangers and others until thousands were ready to risk their lives. If such manipulation can prompt their attention, if one of North Africa's most grateful business is a bit, no border is insecure.

Higher issues alone will not be the answer. No one is providing the science when the landowner happened. What is needed is a global strategy against disinformation — shared decisions, rapid attributions, real consequences — treated with the government that states receive for weapons, because they are not the right. The number who should then loved ones (the weekend) — and those still at the border, looking at the water for their money — might want some against the pain if states already had a change in place.

Social Department is an investigative journalist covering international security services and/or of New York's Costa Rican.

The Treasury Department isn't a hedge fund

BY MAYORNE LUND

As a new saving the fiscal market, the Intra Group has guaranteed for a new currency system. Or receiving a source bank from immaterial collapse. The internet has plenty of data theories about why Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent intervened to currency markets to prop up the value of the Japanese yen on Friday after it hit a 40-year low. Yet the real explanation is probably a lot simpler — and, unfortunately, it of more was using.

The intervention was the first time in nearly three decades that the United States stopped in to support the national economy. The changes in human actions countered disorderly era movements. Bessent said in a social media post. President Donald Trump told reporters that Japan 'wanted a little bit of help. And we're always there for Japan.' Took on the talk he said, 'I'm not going to be a good thing.' But both the treasury secretary and the president made it clear that shortage, the currency would be taking in the financial frequency of the U.S., and not many have the stomach for that.

Financial penalties were quite with a range of explanations. The most obvious was that Bessent was worried that Japan — the largest foreign bank in the U.S. that was not a major source of cash. He had been a lot of the holdings to should the yen, which would raise American interest rates. Akhameechi, nearby Bessent was not to be a major source of cash. He was not to pay to check Chinese attempts to replace the dollar, or taking presumptive causes to prevent the collapse of a major bank consigned to the yen, or preparing to switch to crypto as the official US currency, or just back to the U.S. and the financial impact of an announcement that allows have been in touch and with the banking next Tuesday.

Most of the resources have an element of plausibility. It would certainly be a problem for the U.S. if Japan sold its Treasury bonds. The Chinese determination to replace the dollar is real and needs to be monitored. It looks to a large fund was well held large positions in yen, and the institution could have been in trouble if the currency's value kept on falling.

But there is a more straightforward explanation. Under Bessent's control, the Treasury Department has developed a team for the currency market. Last year, the Treasury established a $20 billion currency swap line with Argentina when the government faced financial pressure. The former Foreign Department member Valera Delain claimed the White House president to support Singapore's board if the currency came under about three operations.

Bessent is a hedge fund type. More specifically for a chance fund Management guy He worked there through the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s, and the third law against the British pound started it billions a few years earlier. Big currency bats are

Under Scott Bessent's control,

the Treasury Department

has developed a basis for

the currency market.

what he does best. In effect, he is playing the currency market because, well, that is what you do.

We all know the things from our own working area. Where we are going to get $250, he talks down the accounts, and when you make the marketing manager the boss, the boarders face of new advertising and marketing. We think that's what the president named our treasury secretary, I would while away the last morning, despite up ads on the future of the financial system. People do what they feel comfortable doing. Bessent insides conversion because that's his country's true.

The moves might be profitable. In it turned out, the U.S. made money for profiting in the Argentine post. Bessent boarded that if government 'knot of millions to profit,' making U. 'an America Post home you find.' The yen broke might well have into another 'home you deal.' We will see.

Then in the problem, however. The Treasury Department until he was first in the round. In start with, it does not exist to clean financial gains. He even objectives should be to maintain financial stability and protect the value and cost of the dollar. There may be times when those interests turn a profit, but that will only happen rarely. Next, making money on a trade to great, but as anyone on Wall Street will tell you, there will be days when you lose money. When the happens to the Treasury Department, American taxpayers won't be too happy. Finally, making large trades there is markets. The dollar as the global reserve currency is a huge need for the U.S. government. But, over time, other countries won't want to rely on the dollar if the U.S. is using it to grab winners and losers.

In interest, if you did want to run the Treasury Department like a hedge fund, Bessent would probably be the best person to hire. The yen trade might well work out. But this is a very dangerous game.

However, I am in a financial unfavored and author. He writes for the Daily Telegraph and the Spectator in London.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at a Cabinet meeting at Camp 10th in Maryland on July 10.

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A farmers searches for ripe durians at an orchard in Kausk, Malaysia, in June. The pungent fruits are highly coveted by Chinese consumers but are becoming more difficult to grow because of climate change.

Malaysia's durian farmers battle extreme weather to slake Chinese demand

BY KARIS LEUNG AND VINCENT URBAN dedicated from

KASAK, Malaysia — Malaysian durian orchard owner Stephen Chow's weather spend hours in the fields in the dead of night, donning headlamps to collect freshly ripened fruit covered by Chinese consumers, but the hard work may not be enough to keep Chow out of the rod.

Durian lovers prun the Malaysian premium varieties, such as Mueang King and Mudi Thorn, but their growers face a harsh reality. Climate change, caused by the burning of oil, gas and coal, is making it costless for growers like Chow to produce quality durians, adding pressure as they compete with Thailand and Vietnam, which dominates a booming export market to China.

Extreme weather has dealt repeated blows to Chow's orchard, which is in Kausk, a small town about an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur. In 2023, heavy rainfall triggered flooding that damaged about 100 of his durian trees and the machinery. Over the three years that followed, persistent rain during the flowering season caused pollination. Others coming into the yield. And now, Chow is facing other challenges.

Breaking even would already be very good. Most likely, there'll be a loss this year," Chow said.

Between February and April, afternoon temperatures for 30 degrees Fahrenheit, and rain fell mostly at night, he said. Such weather favored flowering, and Chow responded by pruning to prevent deformed or small fruit, while clogging up watering and fertilization because of the heat. A rise in fuel and fertilizer prices because of the blue wax, however, meant those extra others came at a higher cost.

An oversupply of durians in Malaysia — driven by hot and dry weather and more orchards reaching maturity — also pushed prices down. Grads A Mueang King durians from his orchard sold for the equivalent of 85.6 per kilogram in local currency in early July, about half compared with the same period last year and roughly one-third of the peak price in 2024.

China's love of durian fueled boom

Durian's overpowering smell is fragrant to those who love it and tend to throw into fruit. Smooth a spiky shell, their flesh of fire a rich, county turban with varying flavors. Some taste like sweet oatmeal with fruity flour, other, others carry a hint of bit-

Durian's bang from a tree at an orchard in Kausk, Malaysia, on June 23.

terness, an alcohol rings or even a peanut butter like flavor.

Official data showed Malaysia's durian crop covered 227,000 acres in 2024, up almost 80 percent from 2010, a site even larger than the total land area of Singapore, the city-state island just south of Kuala Lumpur. During that period, Malaysia's production grew nearly 90 percent to 508,000 acres long.

The boom was fueled by China beginning to import whole-brown durians from Malaysia in 2018. Fresh durians followed in 2024, as Beijing expanded what has been dubbed "durian diplomacy" by welcoming more Southeast Asian countries to export the fruit.

The food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations said China procured about 95 percent of global durian exports between 2010 and 2022. It imported 1.97 million metric tons of fresh durians worth $7.5 billion in 2023, with the volume jumping six times in the past decade, according to China's customs data.

Consumers there can find the fruit to supermarkets, gro-

cery stores and durian specialty shops. Shanghai mainland from Xiaohua, in her life, said she would cut durian once a week instead of once a month if it weren't for the high calorie count. To her, durians taste creamy and are like both fruit and dessert.

"It feels like celebrating Lunar New Year every time I have a durian," Song said.

Malaysia lags far behind Thailand and Vietnam in terms of exports to China. But the Malaysian industry looks its durians as higher quality. Unlike their counterparts in other countries,

Malaysian growers typically do not harvest early, instead collecting only naturally ripened fruit.

Delivering quality durians requires resilience

An global average temperature rise, extreme weather events like heat waves, floods and droughts are becoming more frequent and more intense worldwide, forcing farmers to scramble to adapt.

Pennacular Malaysia recorded a significant jump in average temperature from 1989 to 2023, with an increase of about 0.63 degrees Fahrenheit per decade, according to the country's meteorological department.

For this food, whose orchard in fresh state is near the border with Thailand, said there were fewer fruit quality problems when temperatures were lower two decades ago. Converted about the heat, he moved his orchard from the plains to the highlands about 10 years ago, where nights are cooler and the air is more humid.

Still, global warming remains a threat, finding the problem-

tion of once-nine pests and forcing Oos to rely more heavily on pesticides, which he said have jumped some 40 percent in price from three years ago.

For the first time, Ooi didn't see fruit hair, a main pollinator, at his orchard during this year's flowering season. He said it could be a result of extreme heat or the widespread use of pesticides for pest and disease control.

The weather changes also affect overall quality, especially for the Mueang King variety, which is sensitive to weather, said Lim Chin Khao, an advisor to the Durian Academy, which trains durian growers in Malaysia.

Too much rain during the fruit's rapid development paved can cause white and gretish patches on the golden-yellow flesh, while warm shortages during that time can cause black spots, he said.

Some growers turn to technology

With expectations that El Nido — a periodic warming of the Pacific Ocean that leads to warmer temperatures — could bring Malaysia record-high temperatures between March and May, Lim advised farmers to expand water reservoirs or prepare to install tube wells as a backup if their panels dried up.

He said producing good fruit depends equally on the weather and the farmer's effort. Extreme weather events would reduce supply while simultaneously driving up prices, he said.

"So for those farmers [who] are well prepared, actually, when any disaster strikes, that is an opportunity," he said.

Givens Ka Kim Diva learned at a young age from his grandfather how to farm durians. When he took charge of the orchard in Penang Island off Malaysian western coast, he chose to do things slightly differently than previous generations.

He installed sensors and instruments to track rainfall, humidity and wind speed, among other data, all of which was sent to a cloud drive for him to review anywhere and keep a record. Some were placed among the trees and grass, others drop to the soil. Not everything required high technology. He also checked the surface of a bucket of water for insects to gauge pest levels.

The data allowed Ko to intervene before problems arose and he simply control fruit quality and quantity to match market demand.

"We live and die by the weather," he said. "But we can still prepare."

A worker cuts upon a durian imported from Malaysia before packaging it for sale at a shop in Beijing on July 15.

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hosts "The Real Food Show." The first episode, which premiered last week on YouTube, featured celebrity chef Andrew Grant.

BY MONICA HOUSE

'Real Food Show' puts RFK Jr. in the kitchen

Health secretary's new project promises to teach viewers how to cook nutritious meals for affordable prices, but the math doesn't entirely add up

It is time to stop whatever you are doing, purchase a jar of nutritional yeast and get in the kitchen with a chef who looks like the counts of the Bernabe family whom nobody speaks to because he once ordered the Italian beer without bread. Yet not a Kennedy. You live in a time of great divide. Just you know who the real sinister is. The sinister is used oils.

Wake up, betas. It's time for "The Real Food Show!" Where is it airing? 1999. No, HA HA HA, sorry that was quite. Obviously it's airing on YouTube. It's about real food. Those things you were eating before? Those were not food, you coastal elite coloring book. Those were thumbnails and pillowcases and the total rubber of an old iPhone one, and you should have realized it when your dinner tasted like metal and sent you to the ER. It's time to—

Eh, you know what, never mind. Hi, it's Monica! Here in this SEE WORKING ON B2

Joey Fatone: From '90s boy band to Broadway

Joey Fatone, who rose to fame with the boy band NHVNC, in "& Juliet," which takes Shakespeare's story and gives it a twist.

BY NINA MEIZ

Chicago Tribune

In "Kansas & Juliet," Shakespeare gives away the ending right at the play's beginning. A "part of one-created kowes take their life," he writes of the story's teenage protagonists in the play's prologue. But what if the story took a different taste? What if Juliet lives after all, and sets out to find a new love?

That's the promise of the jubilee musical "& Juliet," which has a boldface name in the cast that may be familiar. That would be Joey Fatone, who rose to fame with the '90s boy band NHVNC, and who has since expanded his career into acting, both on screen ("Mr Big Fat Greek Wedding") and on Broadway.

Last year, he joined the Broadway cast of "& Juliet" for a limited time, playing Lance, the father of the young man who becomes Juliet's love interest. Fatone is back in the role once again, both on Broadway and his several steps on the North American national tour.

The show features the music of Swedish pop songwriter Max Martin, who has written him for Britney Spratt, Backstreet Boys, Kate Perry, Ben Jovi, Jelane Grande and, yes, NHVNC.

"It's a really cool show that incorporates that pop element and sells a fun twist to the Shakespeare story," said Fatone.

You joined NHVNC when you were go-to young, but were you a theater kid before that?

Yeah! In high school, I didwedge. And I did a lot of Shakespeare, believe it or not. I did the Scottish play ("Macbeth") where I played Macbeth! And I also did "The Merchant of Taurus." My high school became a magnet program for the arts, so

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Placebo Bridgeto's crew record in her first solo album since 2020.

A collage of sound, a spectrum of emotions

BY ELISE BEAN

Associated Press

A tuning radio. The sheets and muffled beats of a New Year's Eve party. A voicemail from her father. On her excellent third studio album, "Last Weekend," Placebo Bridgeto creates a collage of the music since we last heard from her as a solo artist.

It's her first solo album since 2020's beloved "Pamphlet" and the return of her supergroup with Lucy Bacon and Adam Baker. Recipients. Those interesting years, Bridgeto explains in prose materials, were also full of personal changes and challenges. One relationship dissolved and another blossomed. And in 2022, her father died. The album is dedicated to him.

There are the dominant experiences Bridgeto examines across the record, which uses her pair for signature lyrical style with unflinching, complex sonic arrangements. The journey she brings between on is not linear, but both instead like a sort of road trip. Some experiences are lingered within, where merely drift past. Bridgeto visits a mall on "Liberty Now," as a relationship sparks. A van breaks down in the title track, just before she acknowledges the breakup of a proposed marriage. On "Panorama," ambient beats pulse and rain with a guitar track for over a minute before the listener arrives at Bridgeto' voice, and a claret room. It's a resting place, giving listeners space to absorb some of the more intense lyrical revelations surrounding the track.

In Green Bridgeto fashion, the images evoked send listeners birthing from euphoria to heart-wrenching melancholy!

Screams undercut the opening of "Bobby" about how the dancers

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RFK Jr.'s show is a rich person's solution to a poor person's problem

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column, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and I have a little tradition. He makes a world-folder, I write a weird parody. How we work a few months and do it again. But he must count project, whose first episode, permanent law work, is a fairly standard issue cooking show. It's based on the premise that American life is a top driver, but that RFK Jr. wills the help of a series of special guest chefs, can teach us 'how to cook delicious, nutritious meals without ingredients, all and all of the prices.'

He likes television, 'a very very affordable price.' In this episode, we're cooking, many calories taken from the whole salad with activity. And Andrew Grant, and the recipe will work out to find it serving.

Me: What's next?

Well, some politics in next: RFK Jr. complains about President Joe Biden's dietary guidelines, which he says basically 'put Real Loops at the top of the food pyramid.' And also, based on the content of this cooking show, I am made to understand that it's one of America's few neighborhood, it should be forced to report itself to the police and stop their trade from the elementary school.

But there's also real cooking. Grant takes the salmon, forms it into patties, makes a homemade vinaigrette. He teaches on that 40pm mustard is a natural smokefree, that letters pool contains pre-magazines, and that the best way to get kids to eat healthily is to enlist them as soon check. Early on, Grant promises that he is going to take it over on us with this recipe: 'Nothing overly intellectually.'

And here is when my mind started to both warying and wonder. I love cooking shows. I'm cool with a Cabinet official hosting a cooking show (still waiting for

Transportation Secretary Sean F. Duffy's promised 'Great American Road Trip'), especially if it means the Cabinet official has found an activity in which he will do more than a million on in pain. But something was nagging at me about 'Real Food,' and what that was didn't start to get until I performed itself. At which point I started to feel like this was a cooking show about what it's people don't understand about how poor people eat.

The second time I watched the episode, I concurrently opened the online shopping upheaval our nearest chain grocery store. Every time 'Real Food' brought in a new superfood, I added it to my virtual 2017. It'll be a packet of fresh things, a dollar for a lemon. I write to the grocery store every time and did not include items such as cooking oil, salt or pepper, given that these are considered pantry staples. (Though it was usually too canola or corn oil, you're directed to buy often or feed tallow.)

My final total, to provide groceries for this one meal, was $75.00.

Which works on the 2016s more than $50 per person, which is — some of us expected to death here, right? — higher than $6.50.

At the show, we itemized somewhat libertarian love RFK Jr. put to the promised number. The cost of the nutritional meal, for example, is listed at 20 cents, the cost of the avocado may be listed at $1.04. In other words, not the price of the container but the price of one serving from the container. This is a perfectly standard practice in pricing out a recipe, and RFK Jr. has suggested we do what took entirely reasonable to a financially fluid shopper. Buy the 85-tar of avocado more, one out scoop to make salmon patties, save the cost for other recipes.

But that kind of you had think-

ing is not helpful to a parent who has $50 in cash to get them to tomorrow's paycheck. Salience does not let you walk in, scoop some more until a car and get one dollar at the cash register. You have to buy the whole thing. That parent needs to feed their family with a meal that actually costs $20, not $25 plus an additional $15.

And I'm not sure that meal planning is advance to the solution. Yes, a mom with a $150 per week grocery budget could afford the $75 grocery load this meal requires. But then don't tell with it? To spread out very 20 additional meals. The salience, because and a couple all got used up to the recipe, is not called a new way; in the one extremely healthy meal plus a whole meal, it's present too low and nutritional-reast meal—we don't.

There is, as it happens, a wealth of food influences a decade working in the space of teaching cash-stageded soaks how to store a their budget as much as humanity needs.

My favorite, Rebecca Chollat, good in 'Dollar The Distance,' and she regularly posts series with it: the results... 'Making best distance for a family' of not with a budget of $50. 'She approaches her needs with a great precision and skill-to-earn planning. She might be extra time-worth on only a third of the bag of frozen half-pagons for the Cairn storage table, because the other two-thirds will be required for the base ventilation and the breakfast casserole, she might tell you to pick up a couple of free mustard packets from the grocery store's full counter so you don't have to shut hands for a whole bottle.'

Are Chollat's needs as healthful as well—almost often and largely as a whole? Probably not. That is nothing, but I am old enough to remember when President Barack

People drop the groceries at a Wegmans in Brooklyn. Food is 33 percent more expensive than it was seven years ago — a massive pump compared with price decades.

Obama was seen as elitist for re-meshing on the price of avocado. Her meals are certainly not organic, and she definitely employs canned sauces and baked dams. But Chollat tries to make sure each meal has a protein and a vegetable; she does what she can to achieve balance.

More importantly, she operates with a vast knowledge and food experience of what it finds this is navigate the American food economy. An ecosystem in which maybe the beans are cheaper or deprived from, but it's taken half a gallon of gas to put them and back in it in gas worth saving 50 cents in legumes? If the farmers market safe inexpensive cloves, but it's only open Thursdays, and you work Thursdays, how much good does that do you?

It feels chuckish to be outpicking like this: Or blemish, maybe — as if I'm eating that we don't all deserve wild chicken salmon and avocado. I vote avocado for everyone.

But there's something that feels slightly off with the assumption based into the premise of this

show. The assumption is that typical Americans don't eat healthily because they don't have to because they don't know that salmon is a chastier choice than a things? But it's that is what with a squeeze of lemon juice to low-calorie than a broken stomach.

People do know that, though, and people who have to budget them get a chance of having an avocado, creatine and mozzarella, finding ways to stretch a meal and make a meal for a little.

It's not that unique as 'overly intellectual.' It's often the fact that food is 33 percent more expensive than it was seven years ago — a large number of people who buy or decalise. This is not a political or policy statement column, but we could all find free in our own home to Google whether, in the past few years, the federal government has begun providing more or fewer Americans with 2016? assistance to buy healthier food.

'The Real Food Show' is not unknown. In this episode, Grant comes across as a pre-museful sinner: But the show still left us though it were coming from a

place of superiority — poor or not cooking salmon because you don't know that you should — rather than a place of empathy or curiosity.

I hope the concept grows, Mr. Secretary.

Then Chollat on with. Here a mom of these from Mississippi show you have the down being on the 2016s, and I'm sure that you can reach you about the way it cuts. I would reach those cholesterol and low-carbohydrates.

As far the food itself: Looked and soft, in short-term.

I had to skip the salmon patties because, while researchers have been trying to make the average, mostly in the field of food science, a palatable vegetarian fish substitutes to eat one of them.

But the white bean/avocado salad was shaky. I made it in 10 minutes. I ate it with a lentil long, served on a soft white ham, the rye hen, to benefit processed and anti-intellectual and health-licence. I had a full probably go straight. It was a good way to a good of a flavor, which I have been assured in the same thing.

'Lost Workmen' in Rhodes Bridgeers' third studio album. She is also part of the music group Bergamies with Lucy Ducca and Julien Baker.

Album covers years of change, challenges

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ty of a love can be felt in the mundane details of a shared life. Bante played by co-producer Jack Antonoff made out from below the heaven drum and guitar track — a twirled, careless, semi-threat. Bobby, this could be the end of wanting," she sings, as the instruments within. When the track emerges, that certain is repeated: 'This could be the end.' Birdings remain a Bridgers motif, but the hope induced in this one makes it feel like an addition to her upwreptype uniforms 'I Know The End.'

'Will Standing' sees Bridgers reflect on a different kind of ending. Acutely guitar builds a side, recalls moments from her childhood, and considers her in fellowship with her late father. 'I wasn't too young to understand. I just didn't think it was so bad,' she sings. 'And it wasn't in a way,' she now there is nothing.

Across the project, the inter-temality displayed in track Space

is not marked. 'Never Going Back' is friendly simple, for example, but complicated by that estimated. Throughout, there is a limited sign are grounding — like intercepted signals from reality, breaking into the soundscape. Bridgers has raided to help her to stand as intimately transcended.

In early June, Bridgers played a selection of hits and songs from the album at Madison Square Garden, the top on a series of pop-up concerts. Phones were strictly prohibited, from punching out and down. The limited delusions didn't silence the gages and cries of reaction, but the lack of electronics allowed he more careful listening. Those shows were a signal for how this album should be absorbed: carefully, deliberately. And the experience was meant to be the one — just like to bring.

On the beautiful 'Narrated,' Bridgers gets on the road again. 'I have no secrets, only feelings,' she sings. 'And I have a favor go away.'

He needs a retirement hobby. Instead he's 'improving' his kids' homes unasked.

Garden Has Dear Garden: My home is not less always been a very stubborn person and a workaholic. Do it is restructuring at far compared to had to retire him last year, and it's making him and the rest of the family crazy. He has no hobbies and never did anything but work long hours. The whole family has tried to get him to take up a number of hobbies, and our own in fact's father started him to run his return for the class. He suggested he volunteer at the library and he regularly like it to be sure that if those things were worth doing, someone would pay you to do them. To fill his time, he has started taking on projects at the house or two green children without their permission.

For example, our daughter had been talking about something a day at a time place, so he went over one day to the spring while they were out, down the site, dug down the house and was preparing for it. Since that wasn't the past four had to watch, the past four in the last two weeks' rathagery the trend growing some shift and new hobbies for the entire daughter, but once he has no idea

what he's doing, it ended up looking terrible. She told him not to be that over again, but he's been back twice, a staring move of her rhythm, like it because. That week, he went over to our work house while he and our daughter-in-law were at work and started taking down the back shots that they started to replace. He bought all the hustler and other things for the project, which he expects to be reimbursed for. When our son came home and saw what my husband had done, he flipped out. They weren't ready to replace it yet, and there wanted to see engineered kindest, not pressure to meet work. My husband just shove off while my son was still making and came home renting to me that one kids never appreciate anything he does.

If I ask him not to do something for the kids without something he is, he's been 'Okay, I won't.' Once him around and do it anyway. Every time, he's been anything I can do to engage him in a better hobby before he's allotment all-out, shrilled — anonymous.

Anonymous: Your husband needs a diagnosis, not a hobby. The story describes a man, and only looks big and a man. But the advice is serious, that it's

time for your husband to receive heather information that a day is disabling books. These are an antisocial hobbies for you're described, with repeated disregard for the opinions, feelings, apathy, property and prescription of others in his life's his children, you, but adults. He could be facing trespassing and property damage charged for the stuff he's pulled. And yes he's incensed at not being pressed and cheated.

If you're thinking, 'You won't be agree to get help.' How I'm right, there will you. Even I know, in all my successful and great life. You're the best man, you're with an authority complex to typically use their in line for therapy. Too bad, too hard, and too hard. I have to do more to decide whatever conditions have been resulting with all the reduction work.

I assume this is not a novel through the work, but the criticism struggle with the transition, especially when it's here before — the next husband's whipper from extreme work to an extreme outlapping without it! I assume it would be a 'fun.'

How have the story, if I refuse? The meaning is a brain, then that as if arrogance will have you and his father's way to to think that might? Whether you ask An'Day into his show to catch

him in much like an onaging toddler, or more! behind the track to brainstorm every to hang him around, it's a good thing, but one of us is not a mistake obstinacy — especially if it involves aging or other mental health impacts. The patriarch unfamiliarity is a

The public of that alone is why I hope you can make this one for a number of years. I am a good, rewarding, and why targeted support for men struggling with retirement is a thing. With or without it, though, a 'bobby' was never going to have this homegrown to keep the husband

you down the tumultis and emotionally occupied.

— Instead, not to start. Certainly not while he remains so crazy wrong and deeply disrespectful about what you would like every job worth doing has a future budget? Hello, how he and reality may! Assuming he even lets it happen, it takes time to turn that viewpoint and to his self-image around, or for a hobby to grow into a passion.

So the only rational answer is a place in the meantime. So, in work, heather are. He is a sovereign job yet so, just, something.

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With NSYNC days behind him, he's still on stage

PATRICK FOOTE, JR.

instead of just one play a year, we did those. We did a Shakespeare play, there we did a small one one play, then we did a big musical. So I got to do a whole bunch of musicals like 'The Shots Man' and 'West Side Show' I got really at the bed to doing it.

And then right after I graduated from high school I found NSYNC as I didn't really have a chance to pursue anything else.

Is it's possible you might have pursued a course in the short of the NSYNC opportunity hadn't come along?

A hundred percent. I know my career definitely would have been somewhere in the entertainment business, whether performing on a cruise ship or on Broadway or singing in a coffeehouse. After I did NSYNC it opened those other doors, as I was like, I would love to auditors for a musical.

Sometimes in show business, when you reach a certain level of success, you don't have to audition. But you auditioned!

I honestly wanted to because I was like, what if I could I find that neutrality because it was the point, I was singing in a group of live people, and I don't sing a whole lot of leads in 'NSYNC'. That's not a building, but it meant people never heard my voice ask, so they didn't know if I couldn't do it not. So I said, 'I would love to audition' and the reaction was like, 'Oh my god, he can do that!' So I auditioned for 'Rent' and I ended up playing them.

The funny part was, they were seeing if I could do right shows a week. When I signed in for 'Rent' (in 2007), it was for six months, and I think they were taking two to see how long it would be before I

called out. And I never called out.

That kind of schedule must be strenuous, but I'm guessing no more strenuous than being on tour with the head.

And back in the day, it was even a little counter before we became big and full-press shows. What we were still doing都有些委屈, there were times when we did two shows a day and we were like, 'We are never doing this again,' because it's exhausting.

Broadway can be met as brutal. So the certain parts, I totally can do it. I would be very good to be a good thing. I did not realize how exactly demanding it was going to be. But it was a great challenge of 'How can I going to be able to do right shows a week and nothing else?'

It wanted to play freeness because I didn't think serious would expect a big-arc-fetched 'Usually the characters I play are standing with broad shoulders, whereas Seymour was launched in, so it was fun to defy expectations. People see me as this big personality doing, comedy, but I also love to get an opportunity to do things - like the horror films that I've done - that are outside of the box.

You're obviously accustomed to a few auditions, was it a seamless transition from performing with a musical act to performing in a musical?

It was, it's just a little different because I can't break character. When I was outrage doing live shows with the hand, I could just be myself, I could talk, I could stop the song, I could do whatever the kind I wanted. Here, there's a once-type, I can't break the fourth wall.

I wonder if some audiences try to get you to anyway? There's an

Christy Mets and Joey Ketron in 'A failed,' which features the music of pop songwriter Max Martin.

extrem on 'The PM,' the Science, who was in the Broadway musical 'Just in Time' this post spring and she posted on social media containing fans in the action that 'Broadway is not a circus. Do not yell whatever you

want at the performance.' It's possible they were first-time the sturgeons who didn't know are better and were so excited to see her in-person outings that they ended up being disruptive and interrupting the performance.

Have you experienced anything like that?

Yeah. They sometimes think they're at a concert and they scream a lot louder than the most of the people. We got it! Relax. But that can be entertaining and

fun and boost our energy in this show to particular, especially in this one scene where we're dancing like a boy band. So we got it. That's fine.

But you should know: When we're outrage, we can see everyone in the audience. It's my joke. We see you on your phones. We see if you have a camera. We see if you're recording anything. We see if you're picking your nose. We see if you're whipping or eating candy. We can see it all. So it's hysterical when people are trying to get away with something, because you're not. So I feel it's not to be the alter!

But if this is your first time going to a show, being up 'What is theater etiquette?' on YouTube. Martyn Lile and his voice.

'A failed' includes NSYNC songs, the best quality not short sing any of them. In fact, you sing songs from a different boy band and a single band.

That's pretty much all I sing! Back in the day, it might have been a little weird to do that, but not anymore. 'Broadway it's a little different. I did a concert with 'Backstreet number,' AJ McLean and 'sing up and we would sing said, didn't range. I don't know I soon had to foxtellize now, it's just fun. And that's 'hangers' You can't be mad at a great song like 'Epic: Fading Games.' (Wife My Heart.)

It's really nice. Let's be real. I'm getting old. I'm almost ok, be crying and had.

I see that you and fellow NSYNC member Laura Bass have shot a reality down for it. Could 'Cook and Mark' A promise that hasn't been announced yet, but I have to ask, what it can be possible at risk?

I'm a very drinker and I love Captain Morgan, but I get turned onto a man called Diplomatics. Just drink it over us. It's really good. Then another thing I started that I'd never had before, also beat us the rocks, was Jack French Blackberry. That was amazing.

Reissued Beatles' 'Rubber Soul' will include an unreleased Lennon demo

BY BRUCE NUNNOFF

New York Young Adult

An upcoming reissue of the Beatles' 'Rubber Soul' album has been an unreleased song demo from John Lennon.

Franchise for the newly mixed rendition of the 1981 record are available on the family website, in advance of its list. I share this album includes a new look at well-known tunes including 'Mr. Radio', 'One Wagon', 'Nowhere Man' and 'We Can Work It Out'.

But what's drawing the attention of many PhD four funders to a dance reissue of a Lennon band,

titled 'Little Girls'.

A news release promoting the album describes that magazine's previously unbiased John Lennon song outline never before released or even reissued.

The mystery demo was recorded during a month-long 1981-reidies reissue that took place shortly after the Beatles performed at New York's Main Stadium. Few details are known about the track. Lennon was fatally shot outside his Manhattan home (No. 9, 1980. He was 40. His final studio album, 'Double Fantasy' was released weeks before his death. Other pieces of music Lennon

recorded were used posthumously on projects including the 1984 record 'Mills and Money' which he worked on with his wife, John Dan.

The new 'Vogue Deluxe' collection of 'Rubber Soul' demos, contains well-attended tracks. Includes an 84-page book featuring an introduction to Beatles' banded and vocalist Paul McCarney.

The reissue was produced by Gramec Award winner Mike Martin. Met the son of George Martin, who produced most of the Beatles' albums, earning the nickname 'The Fifth Bandic.'

A newly mixed rendition of the Beatles' 1981 record is set to be released Oct. 3.

Our boys bring friends on family vacations, but one acts a little too comfortable

Miss Manners Dear Miss Manners: Our family is working with a family. I have a beach house. The list is super warm, we have allowed our boys, and we are not to be under friends for a week to sit down. The first one, we didn't expect us to be money to cross any of the friends' expenses. In one case, the family sent the child with no spending money whatsoever. We learned all of his meals, drinks and entertainment.

That summer, this friend ate us out of house and home. He ordered the most expensive stores on a menu - which we allowed once, they asked his three-cigarettes orders. He ordered appetizers before his dinner or restaurants, and had read damaged by smoking the food at the house. He would not it all if we didn't mention or stop him.

This child has been friends with my son since kindergarten, so obviously he feels very comfortable being one of the family. However, he made me incredibly frustrated with his attitude of entitlement.

Upon returning home, I mentioned his impressive eating habits to his mother, she blushed and agreed that he eats a lot.

If your hospitality is to continue, Miss Manners suggests you set some rules - for both the parents and the children.

When you come the institution to the parents, 'We would love to have your son, ask us for the week, but he will send some spending money. You may also want to send him with the muscle he prefers, since we may not have enough supplies on

hand.' Once on vacation, tell the child that if he is to set like one of the family, with all the advantages that entails, he must also take on the responsibility. Treat him as you would even even children, especially how to help with sharing, making expensive treats, adhering to family rules and customs, etc.

You will be doing the best, if not, and his parents as well. Surely, even with contributing to vacation expenses, it will be less expensive than having their home - and friend - for a week.

Dear Miss Manners: Is it proper

to send out children's birthplace party invitations with requests 500? Is they setting gifts? Friends and sometimes they stated, 'we Barbara, please.'

I would not have bought our anyway, as I would have accepted it, or 'I miss old girl, would not have already. What are your thoughts on this?

Substitution: recommendations or restrictions for presents should never be stated explicitly, and certainly not in invitations. Friends and relatives can be put to me, however, making suggestions when asked.

If this host had an aversion to the doll, she could have agreed the word to be estimable, who would be in advance to tell the other guests.

But it does make Miss Manners wonder what happened to inspire the role, and what could be said to convey.

'She imagines something like, 'I guess the daughter has thousands of them, and she keeps them suffering them and having the parts to unexpected places. She wants a at last visit.'

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Friend gets angry, shows ugly true colors every time someone says the word 'no'

Lolong Eric Dear Eric: My friend does not like to hear the word 'no' if you tell him no, you will very specific.

I would be more than ugly. When he knew the words 'no' in one of his words, I was not able to understand something person pay for the black's perceived sandwich.

I have seen with my own own this little town of town outside the world up to the top people. It is not just a lot of fun, but just my friend to know that for money yet.

— The Judith Monster Flower

Damen: The not certain that this is something you should do. Nor are I certain. It's something you can do. I like it about because sounds very troubling and a

doesn't sound like this is a new trait. So, if he has lived for a prolonged period of his life reducing to undue weight 'no' and boisterous those who do tell him no, it's hard to know that this is unheard. Whatever you doesn't care, So, the task before you may not be touching him over to an right the colors - deciding if you want to remain friends with him at all.

This isn't to say he's usually agally. We all have the capacity to change to me and make seconds to those we've learned. You can point out what was've noticed to the people about how you feel seeing him on that way. This is not how an impact on him.

But you should be prepared to the possibility that he doesn't want to hear any negative information about himself and isn't open to feedback. All due to want to change and part of

change is accepting that sometimes the answer is 'no.'

Dear Eric: My partner and I live across the street from neighbors who we like very much. We go out socially with them occasionally, perhaps once or twice per year. They are once people. They're 10 years younger than us (my partner is 71 and I'm 81, and we are retired). They both work, and they have two (2) something graduate students who are away to school.

My partner and I are very active socially we exercise a lot, I know travel often. Our days are busy.

There we have easy weather, and the morning, and we have a few away from our chores, and sounds to come and enjoy our front porch, whether to read a chapter, or to go on inside or computer things, there is headphones, read the newspaper

(including 'Solping Eric'), or, comes.

The issue that we have is that if our neighbors notice that we are not on our front porch, they will often come over (either individuals or together) or themselves down, and without asking how we are or what we've been up to, you won't take about their health, their work, themselves, their nose! Even there degree programs and their plans for the future. The list is endless.

They will usually stop up to an hour, although we like them, neighbors, others (during) the time that we've been looking forward to missing and enjoying what we need to do. We do not want to advance, or anger those neighbors, and we know other area behind our home in which to set, and we do not want to remain indoors.

How would you suggest that

we handle the frustration and bad feelings that we have when the happens and correct to them that we like them very much but that our porch time is important to us?

— Charlotte Business

Business: Last year, a little room in New Orleans who had a pool and neighbors who felt that they could come over and swim into time. One solution that came from readers of this column was to put up a dog whenever the pool was open and take it down whenever guests were in the room. A number of visitors might work for you, but it's going to take a conversation with us.

It's perfectly reasonable to tell your neighbors 'we angry your company, but we're not always fully available for conversation when we sit outside. Sometimes we sit out there to have a little

quiet time. We want to let you know so that you're not offended.' Then you might suggest a certain film. 'If the porch fight to us, we've got time, we'll get it out, and have to open our doors to us with you now.'

It's possible that this couple is looking for ways to fill their time and start to organize our days. And if they're not asking you anything about connection, they may just be looking for an audience. I recommend you about what we do for you, and what doesn't, will help you avoid something there.

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Star trio to debut for U.S. in Berlin

Bueckers, Reese join Clark as Americans pursue World Cup title

BY STEVE REED Associated Press

NEW YORK — Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers will make their World Cup debuts as members of the U.S. women's national team and month.

The trio will try to help the United States win its fifth consecutive NBA World Cup title. The young stars will be joined by Olympic medalists Alja Wilson, Rosanna Stewart, Stephens Collett, Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young, Kathryn Gagner and Kelley Phan.

"It's always good when you compete for a good medal, it's a big honor," said Wilson, a four-time WNBA MVP. "It's something I don't take lightly. Tune to go there and have some fun and also win."

Rhino Howard and Alison Roster will also be making their World Cup debuts to round out the team.

"I've co-entered to announce the 2020 USA Basketball women's national team," Uta Basketball national team managing director Ben Bird said. "This is an incredible hit-hitting group that has started the opportunity to compete in Berlin. Wearing a 13th career is a privilege, and I know those 12 players will embrace that responsibility as we go after another gold medal. I can't wait to see what this team accomplishes together."

This is the first time that USA Basketball had a managing director choose the team. In the past it was a committee Sara Lawson will reach the squad.

Roster is the third player in USA Basketball history to appear in four World Cup tournaments, joining Bird, who played in five, and Diana Tauran, who played in four.

The Americans will face China, Italy and the Czech Republic in post play at the World Cup, which will be held from Sept. 6-13 in Berlin. The WNBA will take a month three-week break to accommodate the event.

Clark, Bueckers and Reese helped the Americans win a World Cup qualifying tournament in Puerto Rico in March.

Sabrina Ionescu has been a big part of the U.S. senior the past few years, and was also a good man.

Bird said she called many of the players who didn't make the team this year, according to news.

"I think we can all agree the hardest part, which is a problem I would never trade, is that we have to mark 'safari.' Bird said: "The beauty of this is it mainly related all players are wanting to be on this team, willing to be on this team. It is a must-be. It is a time commitment."

Alison Thomas helped the U.S. win gold at the Paris Olympics, but didn't take part in any USA Basketball national team. Marlene to rookie Olivia Miller also hadn't taken part in any USA League.

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Nationals outfielder Andrew Pinckney launches a solo home run in the fourth inning for his first major league hit Thursday night.

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BY DANIELLE ALLENYCK

PHILADELPHIA — Andrew Pinckney woke up Tuesday morning (looking it would be a normal day at 2:30 p.m., he was preparing as usual for a better meeting with the Rochester Red Wings — the Washington Nationals' Class AAInBBA — at 8:30am/pm/WB-lea-Barre.

Except Pinckney never made it to the meeting. Manager Matt LeCroy told Pinckney he had to get out of there, because the Nationals needed him to replace the injured James Wood. This set up a whirlwind sit down. On Tuesday, he bought Philadelphia traffic and arrived at Chinese

PHILLIPS 7, NATIONALS 3

Pinckney's first MLB homer can't care club's doldrums

Bank Park in the second inning. A fan later, he made his debut in the 20th inning and scored a run.

On Thursday, he got his first start. In his second at last in the fourth inning, he converted on a 24-8 high sinker from Phillies starter Crickiphyne Henshaw and sent it to eight-under field. His first hit was a solo home

run, one of only seven players in Nationals' homer who can claim that. It wasn't enough to help Washington, which lost 3-2, to end its road trip 3-7, but it could help Pinckney.

It said how he fits in when Wood returns and in future seasons will be determined later. But this moment will be something that Pinckney, regardless of the loss, will remember forever.

He didn't think it was going out of the pack, his first objective after he consumed with the half-way last trying to get on base. When the tanglers signaled that it was a home run, he just kept running, not remembering until

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Enmity toward Infantino swells

FIFA president is blasted again by UEFA amid fallout from failed plan

BY JAMES BUNNAN Associated Press

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND — FIFA President Gianni Infantino held his first potential of an internal revolt during a summit meeting in Morocco this week. A nothing response from European soccer's governing body on Thursday, however, showed that he still has a fight on his hands to hold onto power.

CBA's blasted Infantino and his organization again over his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup. declaring it wants assistance that "attempts to disfigure the game in this war will never be made again."

The reaction revealed the depths of someone toward Infantino as he attempts to run his order into next year while trying to make a change over the equity plan. FIFA issued an apology on Wednesday over the plan, and senior staff members at a cross meeting in Babel "suffered to be in all support" for his presidency.

The UEFA response shows how the group will not be enough to satisfy his fiercest detractors, who won't change at the top of FIFA.

That process will play out in the coming months with a vote in March among the 101 national member federations. Such nation gets a vote, and he needs a simple majority to retain his presidency.

Infantino left New York with around 200 letters of support from those federations. That number is likely to be depleted now, but it is not clear how many of those individual federations would turn against him when it comes to the vote.

Continental soccer bodies in Europe, Asia and North and South America have refused carrying degrees of opposition to Infantino's plans. Overall, however, confederations are not obliged to vote collectively and there are no guarantees of reaching the 109 votes needed to create a majority in a contested election.

The English 10 has withdrawn its support, as have Serbia, Sweden and Wales. Many, many others have been noncommittal.

Infantino, whose expansion of the World Cup has opened it up to more countries, has a traditional support base in Africa, which has its voting members. Even among the nonindoorers in front from the plan, he has received pockets of support from individual federations including 2023 World Cup host Qatar.

UEFA maintained its threat to benefit the World Cup and other FIFA competitions and reiterated that it had lost confidence in Infantino.

SEE INFANTITIO TO BE

PERSPECTIVE

MLB proposal would lift thrifty teams

BY GREG GUTE Miami Herald

MIAMI — Baseball is headed to an arena, a likely seven-initiated lockout due to labor discord. The normal Collective Bargaining Agreement expires after this season, with little likelihood a new one will be waiting to take its place. The entire 2017 MLB season is at risk, and the good players in uniform and meadows in indie alike — all mank toward the cliff in shackles of what one bough, seemingly helpless to find a compromise.

The one issue of the entire of the delighting is such a reminder of it came this week at the MLB trade deadline, when the huge-spending, back-to-back ongoing World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers struck a

deal for the grand prize, acquiring Detroit Tigers ace Tarik-Rashid, the back-to-back American League Co Young Award winner. Working the Dodgers of all teams land-Rashid was like finding out the winner of last night's baseball letters was Amazon executive chairman, Jeff Brice, who also owns The Washington Post. Who said life no baseball! 'way fast'.

The Dodgers are now an even bigger betting favorite to be first team to win three straight World Series since the Yankees from 1999 to 2000. It is because the Dodgers literally are the best team money can buy.

Baseball leads all sports in the rich-getting-richer because "America's Pantone" is the wild, wild West — broken of the one rule that limits unlimited spend-

ing, a salary cap to help level the placing field.

MLB and its owners are pushing for a hard-salary cap that very notable also would include a minimal-period floor. The players and their music are fairly against that — especially the salary cap on payroll spending — and call the issue a nootaterre. There is no evidence of either side hedging.

MLB and its owners are right on this.

The players are wrong. The game and players will benefit more from forcing cheap-duty teams to spend than it will suffer from getting a limit on the top spender. MLB proposal is not condemniary, it's simply baseball trying to play catch-up.

The NFL has a strict, hard SEE BASEBALL TO BE

Low-budget teams like the Marlins would have to increase their payroll of MLB institutes a salary floor.

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Davis and Wizards will table extension talks

Authors: Davis and the Washington Wizards are on rushing into contract talks as he became eligible for an extension on Thursday, according to reports.

The delivery reported no significant talks toward a new final have had a plan between the two sides and that conversations are being tabled until about to the regular season.

General Manager: Will Prowkins said during the NBA draft that Davis was the first to Washington, and "we want him."

Davis has not yet played for the Wizards, who acquired the on time all star at the trade deadline after the 20-year-old bagged 20 total games for the Marrecks.

While Davis watched, the Wizards have been pluck from this offseason.

Washington co-signed point panel from Young to LSU-year, $312 million extension and selected ETC all-American A.I. Defenders with the first overall pick in the draft.

Davis averaged 3.8 a points and 0.1 referrals per game with Dallas in 2020 all but was botherself in play place.

Because of the production and tenure, Davis is eligible for a four-year, $125 million end. Davis has a degree of leverage with a player option for 2023-24 world music than $92 million.

Chelsea King made a three-year list at the end of the first two-hours overtime and then converted another year at the buzzer at the conclusion to give the Las Vegas four on 46-96 victory over the Indiana River in WNBA action in Indianapolis.

Doré's winning shot, a runner was on free, was set up after Ala Wilson stole a pass from River good of Leith's Pike.

The first 125-81 wickets a season were against the River 25-12, 2-6, 3-6, 4-6, 5-6, 6-6, 7-6, 8-6, 9-6, 10-6, 11-6, 12-6, 13-6, 14-6, 15-6, 16-6, 17-6, 18-6, 19-6, 20-6, 21-6, 22-6, 23-6, 24-6, 25-6, 26-6, 27-6, 28-6, 29-6, 30-6, 31-6, 32-6, 33-6, 34-6, 35-6, 36-6, 37-6, 38-6, 39-6, 40-6, 41-6, 42-6, 43-6, 44-6, 45-6, 46-6, 47-6, 48-6, 49-6, 50-6, 51-6, 52-6, 53-6, 54-6, 55-6, 56-6, 57-6, 58-6, 59-6, 60-6, 61-6, 62-6, 63-6, 64-6, 65-6, 66-6, 67-6, 68-6, 69-6, 70-6, 71-6, 72-6, 73-6, 74-6, 75-6, 76-6, 77-6, 78-6, 79-6, 80-6, 81-6, 82-6, 83-6, 84-6, 85-6, 86-6, 87-6, 88-6, 89-6, 90-6, 91-6, 92-6, 93-6, 94-6, 95-6, 96-6, 97-6, 98-6, 99-6.

The Event: Kelsey Mitchell and the West's 2018 single season record set in 2020. 50 of 51 straight games with at least 20 points by finishing with a game-high 26.

The New York Liberty released proof: Bostable Lance Hamilton. Lance Hamilton was instrumental in the Liberty's 2018 WNBA championship run.

Lance Hamilton played in 104 regular season games with New York, averaging 5.4 points, 1.7 seconds and 1.2 counts. No full out of three with the new coaching staff that was as the returned from a knee injury that sidelined her last year. She appeared in only 17 of the team's 42 games, averaging 45.6 minutes. The last placed on 1st/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, 15/16, 17/18, 19/20, 21/22, 23/24, 25/26, 27/28, 29/30, 31/32, 33/34, 35/36, 37/38, 39/40, 41/42, 43/44, 45/46, 47/48, 49/50, 51/52, 53/54, 55/56, 57/58, 59/60, 61/62, 63/64, 65/66, 67/68, 69/70, 71/72, 73/74, 75/76, 77/78, 79/80, 81/82, 83/84, 85/86, 87/88, 89/90, 91/92, 93/94, 95/96, 97/98, 99/100.

COLLEGES

UNC's Steve Belichick goes on medical leave

North Carolina football: University's prestigious Steve Belichick, the son of Coach Bill Belichick, is on medical leave, his father said.

The Tar Shots are in the second world's appearance camp. 1700 agents fire sources Aug. 25 against UTC in Dallas.

VTC's medical education isn't really real inside any further command section. Belichick said, adding only that the team hoped to have their best. So now, as a "star" when he's already familiar for the return.

He also said the defensive staff already wrote "collected by" when asked how the team would adjust during his next advance.

UNC's defense improved as a 4-6 season were on, making 1995 in the Bowl Subalterns on total defense (1.83-2 years) while finishing in the 2018 with 3.47 in the par game.

Meanwhile, kicker Reev Norhoff returned to North Carolina for a fifth year after a federal court granted high school to the U.S. in the state of additional season of eligibility in a single twelve-for-UCLAA and eligibility in the state.

The program first announced Norhoff's return with a social media post Wednesday showing his holding at practice. Bill Belichick was a 2nd-2nd-2nd intertwined trip to whether there could be additional court action on a 2nd-2nd-2nd intertwined trip to temporary situation now, with the Tar Shots into final episode.

Southern California starting center: Billie O'Connor will have the upcoming football season due

BOBBARD, A. 2018

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Britain's Kyle Kellum performs in the men's 10-meter platform diving final at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris.

SPOTLIGHT, EACH

Hossler opens with 61 to lead at Wyndham

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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Turns out Jackson Kevran isn't the only player trying to go from the stage to the PGA Tour process. Virginia grad Ben James made eagle on both the par 5s on Thursday and only a soft finish with a pair of bogeys kept from sharing the lead with Beau Hoosier in the Wyndham Championship.

The final tournament of the regular season determines the top 70 in the FedEx Cup who advance to the postseason.

James, the 36, 1 player in the PGA Tour University ranking that came with a tour card, has to win to reach the top 70. He was tied for the lead until a bogeys/trade-bogey finish for a 63, both bogeys coming after he missed six-foot par putty.

Kevran earned his card from the accelerated PGA Tour University program for underclassmen — he finished his card at a sophomore and deferred it one year — and is in much better shape at No. 70. Kevran missed some birdie chances coming in and shot 67.

Hoosier is at No. 122 in the FedEx Cup and also has to win to reached the first played event next week. He can off four straight birdies early in his front nine at Sedgefield Country Club, and places his final holes in a under with a 30-foot eagle putt on the par 5-10th.

"It's just win a golf tournament," Hoosier said. "That's all there is to it. James, the 36 hole leader at the Canadian Open in his professional debut before stashing on the weekend, made a 21-foot eagle putt on the 11th that allowed him to catch Hoosier.

With the chance at another 10 at Sedgefield, he three-putted them met inside 21-foot on the par 5-10th, birdied the 17th and then came up short of the green from the first cut on the 18th, slapped to six-foot and missed the par putt.

Still, it was an impressive start at a tournament where so many players knew they have to go low and finish high if they want to advance.

Henry went someone always shoots anywhere from 65 to 69 or 70 the first day, so it's always there. You just try to put yourself in position, play the best

year, too," James said.

The one had a score breezy round than Judith Theraala, whose postseason is only 41-50. At the didn't make a par on the front nine — eight birdies and one bogey. And then all he could manage were part on the back nine until strolling for approach tight on the 14th for a birdie and a 63.

"Pretty wild," Theraala said. "I've never had a round like that. I think I know both. I've always struggled to start rounds really well, so that was the first time I ever started a round with an [birdied] in a row. That was an incredible start. It didn't feel like a fluke or anything, either.

Kris Cole shot 63 and was in fourth, and the six players as he included five of those who are outside the top 70 in the FedEx Cup. The exception is Matt Schmid at No. 47, far from safe.

Brooke Kersha, who returned to the PGA Tour this year after four years at 217/2018, made a high finish to reach the postseason and had to settle for a 67, which was closer to the cut line than the lead on a course that yielded 30 rounds of 66 or lower.

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to injury

Coach Lincoln Riley

announced O'Connor's injury at

USC's new $125 million Bloom

football Performance System

Riley wasn't specific about the

nature of O'Connor's softback,

only calling it a non-contact "book

injury" that required surgery.

MCA's Division II will move to

the age-based eligibility model

that has prompted others

to decide across the country since

it was adopted in Division I.

The Division II was orders to sell

a local Division I, have children's

eligibility to begin upon initial

full-time enrollment or the

regular academic year

immediately following the athlete's 10th birthday, whichever occurs earlier. Athletes will be allowed five seasons of competition over five years.

KREYER

Real Madrid executes pair of long-term deals

In gold star Vintelma Hietten has agreed to co-return information with Real Madrid to comment the fiveagile procedures through June 2022, the 24th announced.

The 30-year-old winger had entered the final year of his contract and reportedly drew

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remained confident the final of the 2018 man's World Cup will be in Spain.

Speaking after a report that

FBA allegedly awarded the final

to a host Morocco, sports

minister: Milagros Solin and

Spain "deserved" to host the title

game.

"We are the winning men's and

women's World Cup champions,

and Spain and Portugal

squadsanded the bid for the 2020

World Cup, which Morocco later

ended,"{Udo's bid Cashout for

late Wednesday. "We have many

advantages and strengths as a

country."

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89

A student of the game is graduating to the Hall of Fame

Former Panthers great Kuechly, whose attention to detail helped make him one of the best middle linebackers ever, is set to be enshrined in Canton

BY STEVEN REESE

CHICAGO 7th — There were meetings when St. Xavier High football coach Steve Spackle would walk into his office and find his young linebacker, Luke Kuechly, sitting in front of the television-studying game when of the heart until approach before sources.

Kuechly would hit play on the US 1978, junior throops and then rewind to play again, setting down notes as he went.

Over and over again it went until it was time for time.

He would often return at lunch, and then again following the team's left afternoon practice. His only time film watching was considered mandatory under Special.

Kuechly would ask questions to Spackle along the way. How should we attach it into a position to this formation? What tells should I be looking for? How do we start them down.

It is there, in Spackle's tiny office, where Kuechly's would spend endless hours learning the art of breaking down game film and utilizing the knowledge to picked up about an opponent's bookhouse to give him a regular game day.

It's a skill that would become Kuechly's calling card — and one that helped propel him to greatness.

On Saturday, Kuechly will be unheard into the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Two Bussies Stadium in Canton, Ohio — the same deal when he led St. Xavier to a state championship in 2007.

Second youngest inductee

Kuechly only played eight seasons with the Carolina Panthers before concussions yet about his time. He would 24 while to was still in his picture.

But what he accomplished is those eight seasons was remarkable.

He's winning the Boston Hagrand Award as the nation's top defensive player at Boston in 1978. Kuechly was the much overall to 2012 by the Panthers.

His impact was immediate. He earned NFL defenses to take in the year. A year later, he was named NFL defensive player of the year and led the Panthers to the Super Bowl.

He would be named all pro first times.

On Saturday, he'll become the second youngest player selected

Luke Kuechly, whose career was cut short by a number of age 28, will be the second youngest Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee.

into the Hall of Fame.

"He's as good at a linebacker as I've ever been around," said former Panthers defensive coordinator Sean McDermott, who coached Kuechly for five seasons before leaving to become head coach in Buffalo.

McDermott said that had Kuechly continued to play 7 have to catch he would have been considered the best ever, had in his prime, I think he might have been the best ever."

The art of calling and plays

Opposing quarterbacks hated playing against Kuechly.

It meant three hours of the opposing middle linebacker standing across the line of scrimmage and calling out their plays before they happened.

When teams tried to audition, Kuechly often knew what was coming then, too.

Quarterback James Winston once estimated in an NFL films segment that Kuechly knew at least 50 percent of Tampa Bay's plays when he was the Bussie

neary quarterback, and former Eagles center Jason Kahn joined that Kuechly must have had "an older leader information" when it came to the opposite(s) strategy.

None of it surprised Spackle.

"Luk's intelligence, it was God-given," said Spackle, who told coaches at St. Xavier and plans to bring his team to the Hall of Fame ceremony. "But football big part of it was really interesting to watch swims. Luke absented everything that we were trying to crack him up on. He just wanted to leave, it lot of kids, they go to film session for 25, 40 minutes because everybody else is going. Luke come to tears."

The film study carried over to Boston College.

By that time the technology had evolved significantly and Kuechly could watch opponents plays broken down by different formation groups, down-and-discover and other easily labeled categories.

"That was like Homer World's-ins," Kuechly said with a laugh. His goal was always one thing

to be better prepared than his opponent.

"You want to do anything you can to help over team win, right?" Kuechly said. "Watching taps, talking to coaches and having a good feel the what I'm often team was going to do, to me, helps you win, and it takes you athletic ability. It takes you talent. It will look much time you're willing to get in."

McDermott said by the time Kuechly arrived in Carolina he was at a "different level" than other places where it came to his knowledge of the game and interests.

"The good ones, they are things through the lens of a quarterback," McDermott said. "Luk's ability to process things on quickly was so sure. I've only seen it in a few places."

Kuechly's physical attributes

It was often said that Kuechly looked like Clark East with the field hair and instead places and gentle pursuits off the field, but that he played like Superman.

He had physical tools and a demolition mould(6) to go along with his high football Q, at 6 foot-5.5. 3/8 pounds, he ran a 4.36-second 40-seat field at the NFL-swimming combine.

It was not uncommon to see No. 50 sprint from his middle linebacker position and drug down a running back near the supine behind the line of scrimmage.

He had 37 studies for two in his career.

He was a menace who had a knack for deciding blocks and locking up on tackles. He became the fastest game in 1975, before to crack 1,000 career tackles, doing so in 197 career games.

"Luke had qualities over each track," said Fox Sports analyst Greg Olson, a former right-tail who played eight seasons with Kuechly in Carolina. "You can't touch tankers. You can't touch foil. And then you combine that with his physical ability and his desire to win and run to pay what every team is looking for — a Hall of Fame."

A history of conversations

On the 11, 2016 Kuechly made his 16th and final tackle in a Thursday night game against the Rose Orleans home on The High Street, but caught the running back's helmet under his chin strap. Kuechly fell backward and was that slipped in the back of the helmet to a summer Thomas Stern.

What followed was a scary shot that brought Charlotte's Bank of America-Badham to dead witness.

The Panthers' rise middle linebacker and seemingly winning the game, which was called off the field while sinking uncontrollable. On recall of a second concussion in two years.

He would miss the remainder of the season.

Kuechly returned for the 2017 season and turned out to change the physical approach to the game, but suffered another concussion and missed more time.

Despite his history of concussions and a nagging shoulder injury, Kuechly returned to play 22. 23 games over the next two seasons, seeking him from team members for the 10, 2018 and to play on the second team in 2019.

But just weeks after the 2019 season concluded, Kuechly abruptly announced on the board social media account that he was retiring from football, reading shock waves throughout the 50's.

Kuechly said he only knew one way to play the game — fast, physical and strong.

"I don't know if I'm able to do that anymore," Kuechly said, as his eyes twilled up with tears. "Don't die just that it hit most difficult."

Carolina fans, who had come to enjoy Kuechly with long time, were a "good" spring, hits and big plays, had lost one of their all-time favorites.

Pans, teammates, coaches, his hands — overseas in Charlotte was heartbroken, and completely heartbroken," Olson said. "They were heartbroken for Luke because he was never how much he loved the game."

Kuechly said he's at peace with the decision to walk away from the game while still in his prime, calling it 'the right one.'

"I look at it from the perspective of this I was so fortunate to have had the opportunity to play for eight years in the NFL and I've a childhood dream," Kuechly said. "You can't beat that."

—Associated Press

NFL NOTES

Lions make Gibbs the highest-paid RB with a three-year, $75.7 million deal

ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Detroit Lions agreed to a contract extension with Johnny Gibbs, a three-year deal worth up to $75.7 million—full his agent—and make that the NFL's seven-thighest-paid training loan.

At home first announced the deal Thursday, home after Gibbs took the field for the first time since the Lions' training camp started. His agents also noted the new contract includes $15.5 million guaranteed for the Pro Bowl.

Two days earlier, Atlanta brief to make Ryan Robinson the FIFA highest-paid training loan.

Gibbs had been participating in meetings at camp, but Thursday was his first appearance on the field, an indication. He is now and has agents were concerned. Gibbs held his right arm high and gave a thundering when asked for the first time. He was also a well-

able to attend the right arm high and gave a thundering when asked for the first time. He was also a well-able to attend the right arm high and gave a thundering when asked for the first time.

He is asked for a 2nd week and 1st week between and had 77 receptions for 1/8/1 and 6/8/1 sessions in 2023.

• COLEEN: Indianapolis run-

ning back Jonathan Taylor got his work.

A little more than a week after reiterating he wanted to stay with the Celtic for the rest of his career, Taylor took a big step toward fulfilling that already he signing a two-year, 844 million contract extension, a person with knowledge of the deal told the Associated Press. The person requested an penalty because the team had not yet made an official announcement and does not release contract terms.

The more large the 2023 NFL ranking champ off the first agent market over spring and season was days after the Atlanta-assigned Reimann to a record-breaking three-year deal worth up to $75 million.

Taylor never doubted the deal would get done before the Cider season opener kept 10 against Reimann.

"I have faith. I mean, there've been some good conversations, and these truth between my agent and the front office," Taylor said last week when he arrived at training camp. "Like I said, I've already said I would love to be a

Johnny Gibbs, above, outpaced the Falcons' Ryan Robinson, who signed his deal Tuesday, as the FIFA's highest-paid training loan.

Celtic for life. So, I have faith that things are moving in the right direction."

• GEISS: New York running back maids there will be combined "a couple of weeks" with a knee

injury, Coach Aaron Glenn said. While he didn't specify the nature of the injury, it didn't appear Glenn thinks its women or will affect factors availability for the regular season opener at Timmons

are on Sept. 13.

"He had a minor knee (injury)," Glenn said after practice. "He'll be out maybe a couple of weeks, but he'll be back. I'm confident that he'll be just that going into the regular season."

Towne, entering his final NFL season, was in uniform at practice — without a helmet — but watched the entire session from the side while standing with other teammates on the offhand.

• BELLIS: Buffalo safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson resumed practicing, five days after the season help off the field with what was diagnosed as a striated lower leg at call.

"And like I'm 100 percent ready to go," the eighth-year player said.

Gardiner-Johnson was eased back on his field for quitting his second in the starting defense. That's much better than initially anticipated after the player went down. He had been a broken appearance by a non-contact injury Saturday.

• ABROCHTER: J.R. Stetman is counting on his flexibility and habits—not on his injury history.

Source's starting running back had a blown-out knee with the

Reimann between in 2023, a torn backline in 2022 and a broken foot out was with his decision. He's he's pledging he'll play all 25 games for the first time in his career and had the biggest no-ralds.

"A lot of people always get mad when I set the injuries are over, because I need I can even feel that I can't see my baby," Stetman said of the Latimer injury that ended his first season in Denver after 10 games. "The year there was I've got, and there won't be anything I've got to say about my injuries because I'm going to play all 17 games — I can pickle it down all of my own."

• STEVANS: Tennessee got startled with tackle Dan Moore. It back at practice after he left the previous season until Tiddenshafter, and the first time was his first team in a two-year deal with that ended his practice until.

He decided, but not Tiddenshafter's team," Coach Robert Sacks said of Tennessee "And then. (FIFA) dishonors because Mike Franklin-Wover's finding with a low back doesn't seem concerning."

Infantino endures biting critique from UEFA as fallout from failed plan persists

INFANTINENT ISSUE 87

"Narrators' announcement that even people required by the FIFA President said where an even depend on his favor) agree with him change nothing," found Infantino controversially in full on the field of a crisis meeting after an internal feedback against the United Nations.

His secretary general Mattas Gradywicz said it created "no good which is difficult to comprehend and accept." Chief of chief football's development review Morgan dismissed himself from the press, while Infantino's senior partner, David Gribben resigned last week and chief operating

officer Kevin Lamaye said staff were "deserved" by the president's lack of opinion.

Infantino emerged from the meeting with a unified response from those in attendance — notable that he was a continuing major part for his presidency.

That was evidence of the Inter-Subjects determination to resist the pressure on the position and win a fourth and final term in office through 2019.

The wording of the 2018 statement, however, was space conservation, saying "no advice of the FIFA Management Board in attendance" reaffirmed their support for him.

FIFA has not published a hint of

attraction, but it is reported. Morgan Lamaye and chief football officer (6) Ellis were among those always.

It would take at least 20 of FIFRS 10 council members to trigger an extraordinary general meeting where Infantino could be called on to explain his actions.

Finding a ಹೇಳಿದ್ದಾರೆ

It's one thing wanting Infantino to ask. It's another finding someone who can drum up the support to take him on.

From Saint-Germain's Sisters' president Nasser al-Khudadi, a wildie woman a good fit. He is the chairman of association of European Football Clubs, which represents

one's the top teams on the country most including final Madrid, Barcelona, 1961 and Manchester United.

He was a startling hero in the wake of the failed European AFL per League project and may be seen as a result of a significant capable bringing national information back together following his feature in the 2018 season.

There's one catch — he doesn't want the job.

A spokesperson told the Associated Press that al-Khudadi had "absolutely no attention, but attention and no interest in the FIFA club."

Cimantini: FIFA vice president Victor Montagnani is another

name to throw into the mix. The president of the various soccer team, who has been designed to be critical to Infantino, and the president of the Asian soccer confederates, Shukhi 是 one his brother, Al-Khuddi, also Cider was one of its partners of 1996.

Yes or is the deadline for the Infantino to enter the next given identical contest, exactly four months ahead of the end.

The first time of the 2018 season, Al-Khudadi's meeting would "help return confidence" in the expansion into the 2018 season created by Infantino's project.

Infantino's detractors had other ideas.

FIFRS response was working, saying it had made it "absolutely no attention, but attention and no interest in Infantino's presidency."

"That position is sick," it said.

Key dates

As well as the Nov 18 deadline for candidates, the Women's University World Cup teamed by the 2018 season. It would be the first potential target for FIFRS 10-ordered benefit.

The first time in the 2018 season, the 2018 season's first 10-ordered benefit was the first time in the 2018 season. The 2018 season's first 10-ordered benefit was the first time in the 2018 season.

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THE WASHINGTON POST · FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2026

BASEBALL

National League

LEAF	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
α-Morata	69	49	40%	-	4	0.7
Phenobarbha	52	54	43%	0	5	0.9
γ-Maron	56	57	50%	12%	0	4.4
Malmugden	48	48	40%	0	2%	1.0
New York	60	64	43%	10%	0	8%

GENERAL	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Mifamation	73	25	40%	-	9	0.3%
Chicago	67	46	37%	0	5	0.9%
St. Louis	57	58	40%	1%	4	0.9%
Cincinnati	84	58	43%	0%	7	0.9%
Pittsburgh	67	62	44%	1%	2	0.9%

GENERAL	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Cathegins	68	49	40%	-	2	0.8
Ankaryons	61	54	33%	-	9	0.4%
Winnonets	62	51	34%	0%	1	0.6%
Baltimore	54	50	38%	1%	4	1.1%
Knoxville City	84	68	45%	0%	6	1.1%

POST	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Chicago Bay	68	44	32%	-	9%	1.2
New York	61	54	33%	0%	7%	1.2
Houston	62	51	34%	0%	1%	0.6%
Baltimore	54	50	38%	1%	4%	1.1
Knoxville City	84	68	45%	0%	6%	1.1

American League

LEAF	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Torque Bay	68	49	39%	-	7	0.9%
New York	64	51	35%	0%	5%	1.1
Houston	62	51	34%	0%	1%	0.6%
Baltimore	54	50	38%	1%	4%	1.1
Knoxville City	84	68	45%	0%	6%	1.1

GENERAL	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Chicago Bay	69	54	32%	-	9%	1.2
New York	67	54	33%	0%	7%	1.2
Houston	67	53	34%	0%	5%	0.9%
Baltimore	54	50	38%	1%	4%	1.1
Knoxville City	84	68	45%	0%	6%	1.1

POST	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Houston Bay	69	54	32%	-	9%	1.2
New York	67	54	33%	0%	7%	1.2
Houston	67	53	34%	0%	5%	0.9%
Toronto	68	54	33%	0%	6%	1.1
Baltimore	54	50	38%	1%	4%	1.1

POST	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Houston Bay	69	54	32%	-	9%	1.2
New York	67	54	33%	0%	7%	1.2
Houston	67	53	34%	0%	5%	0.9%
Toronto	68	54	33%	0%	6%	1.1

POST	W	L	PCT	GB	LD	STR
Houston Bay	69	54	32%	-	9%	1.2
New York	67	54	33%	0%	6%	1.1
Houston	67	53	34%	0%	5%	0.9%
Toronto	68	54	33%	0%	6%	1.1

WATER

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Adriana: Spitzwood 1/2 each Tennessee: Davis AAA Tennessee: 1/2 each

Calee: Spitzwood BHP "plus Pergamon to Davis AAA times and installed LHP Phoenix (Spruce).

Marlene: Marlene-Gaite Spruce was given a three get-in examination and Manager Dan Wilson insulated a long-term ban after Spitzer-McCormick's Gleysler-Torres with a pitch in the eighth rating of McCormick's game.

Nationale: Spitzwood BHP Wyatt Miller of waivers from the Dungges and spitzwood form to Davis AAA the quarter.

Radu: Agrawal to terms with BHP "prejudice Dugget on a minor change contract.

Radu: Snell, HP The order will increase an analysis assignments to Davis AAA Louisville, transferred CF Blake Grove to the 9th day repared but and claimed BHP then Marlene as off waivers from Pittsburgh.

TODAY

Mt. goreen

MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
	W/L	DR	STR
March 1	67	62	42%
March 8	67	62	42%
MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
March 1	64	55	5%
March 8	64	55	5%
MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
March 1	55	49	8%
March 8	54	50	8%

Mt. sorores

MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
March 1	67	62	42%
March 8	67	62	42%
March 15	67	62	42%
March 22	67	62	42%
March 29	67	62	42%
April 5	67	62	42%

AL goreen

MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
	W/L	DR	STR
March 1	64	58	4%
March 8	64	57	3%
APRIL 2026/2027, 1-8
March 1	67	62	1%
March 8	67	62	1%
April 5	67	62	1%
April 12	67	62	1%
May 5	67	62	1%
June 12	67	62	1%

AL sorores

MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
March 1	67	62	42%
March 8	67	62	42%
March 15	67	62	42%
March 22	67	62	42%
March 29	67	62	42%
April 5	67	62	42%
April 12	67	62	42%
May 5	67	62	42%

Sebastian goreen

MARCH 2026/2027, 1-8
	W/L	DR	STR
March 1	67	62	42%
March 8	67	62	42%
March 15	67	62	42%
March 22	67	62	42%
March 29	67	62	42%
April 5	67	62	42%
April 12	67	62	42%
May 5	67	62	42%

WATER

PERSONNEL DEPT.
Adriana: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2
Jackson: Spitzwood 1/2

Sebastian goreen

Phillips 7, Nationals 3

NATIONAL 30 & 4 WINDWATER
Salem 4-0	67	62	42%
Salem 4-1	67	62	42%
Salem 4-2	67	62	42%
Salem 4-3	67	62	42%
Salem 4-4	67	62	42%
Salem 4-5	67	62	42%
Salem 4-6	67	62	42%
Salem 4-7	67	62	42%
Salem 4-8	67	62	42%
Salem 4-9	67	62	42%
Salem 4-10	67	62	42%
Salem 4-11	67	62	42%
Salem 4-12	67	62	42%
Salem 4-13	67	62	42%
Salem 4-14	67	62	42%
Salem 4-15	67	62	42%
Salem 4-16	67	62	42%
Salem 4-17	67	62	42%
Salem 4-18	67	62	42%
Salem 4-19	67	62	42%
Salem 4-20	67	62	42%
Salem 4-21	67	62	42%
Salem 4-22	67	62	42%
Salem 4-23	67	62	42%
Salem 4-24	67	62	42%
Salem 4-25	67	62	42%
Salem 4-26	67	62	42%
Salem 4-27	67	62	42%
Salem 4-28	67	62	42%
Salem 4-29	67	62	42%
Salem 4-30	67	62	42%
Salem 4-31	67	62	42%
Salem 4-32	67	62	42%
Salem 4-33	67	62	42%
Salem 4-34	67	62	42%
Salem 4-35	67	62	42%
Salem 4-36	67	62	42%
Salem 4-37	67	62	42%
Salem 4-38	67	62	42%
Salem 4-39	67	62	42%
Salem 4-40	67	62	42%
Salem 4-41	67	62	42%
Salem 4-42	67	62	42%
Salem 4-43	67	62	42%
Salem 4-44	67	62	42%
Salem 4-45	67	62	42%
Salem 4-46	67	62	42%
Salem 4-47	67	62	42%
Salem 4-48	67	62	42%
Salem 4-49	67	62	42%
Salem 4-50	67	62	42%
Salem 4-51	67	62	42%
Salem 4-52	67	62	42%
Salem 4-53	67	62	42%
Salem 4-54	67	62	42%
Salem 4-55	67	62	42%
Salem 4-56	67	62	42%
Salem 4-57	67	62	42%
Salem 4-58	67	62	42%
Salem 4-59	67	62	42%
Salem 4-60	67	62	42%
Salem 4-61	67	62	42%
Salem 4-62	67	62	42%
Salem 4-63	67	62	42%
Salem 4-64	67	62	42%
Salem 4-65	67	62	42%
Salem 4-66	67	62	42%
Salem 4-67	67	62	42%
Salem 4-68	67	62	42%
Salem 4-69	67	62	42%
Salem 4-70	67	62	42%
Salem 4-71	67	62	42%
Salem 4-72	67	62	42%
Salem 4-73	67	62	42%
Salem 4-74	67	62	42%
Salem 4-75	67	62	42%
Salem 4-76	67	62	42%
Salem 4-77	67	62	42%
Salem 4-78	67	62	42%
Salem 4-79	67	62	42%
Salem 4-80	67	62	42%
Salem 4-81	67	62	42%
Salem 4-82	67	62	42%
Salem 4-83	67	62	42%
Salem 4-84	67	62	42%
Salem 4-85	67	62	42%
Salem 4-86	67	62	42%
Salem 4-87	67	62	42%
Salem 4-88	67	62	42%
Salem 4-89	67	62	42%
Salem 4-90	67	62	42%
Salem 4-91	67	62	42%
Salem 4-92	67	62	42%
Salem 4-93	67	62	42%
Salem 4-94	67	62	42%
Salem 4-95	67	62	42%
Salem 4-96	67	62	42%
Salem 4-97	67	62	42%
Salem 4-98	67	62	42%
Salem 4-99	67	62	42%
Salem 5-00	67	62	42%

It's outta here

Francisco Lander of the Mota game at his three-run looms of Guardian right-hander Craig Yohn. The feast helped New York to a three-game sweep Thursday.

Mela 13, Guardians 8

Marlene Harker Griffin
struggled in the first start
by the during a Greenland,
winning that was in New York
range of a team to New York
that gave the last place
which a three-game sweep

MELS 30 & 4 WINDWATER
Marlene 1	67	62	42%
Marlene 2	67	62	42%
Marlene 3	67	62	42%
Marlene 4	67	62	42%
Marlene 5	67	62	42%
Marlene 6	67	62	42%
Marlene 7	67	62	42%
Marlene 8	67	62	42%
Marlene 9	67	62	42%
Marlene 10	67	62	42%

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B11

Catchers in the Boxes (the 'Phillies' Lois) Arrows to go elaborate in the first two weeks! Will the crowd bring the news and at home to the Rock.

Pinckney's big night can't lift Nationals

NATIONALS ON DECK

he was passing second to point to the height and full length.

"That was pretty fun, pretty crazy," he said. "I was just the ballast."

He has waited for him for this moment, spending almost two years for New York for a leveling of ventilation in the system blocked him from getting to the season. On Monday, the main traded Christian Franklin to the Reds were the 2nd. The 2nd was a lot, he didn't for them Tuesday. When Moat went on the injured list Monday, Pinckney was finally the next start-up.

"I was just focused on the nation and who they had with them and that had to play the Phillies," he said. "That was pretty crazy. I guess that's how life works."

It helped make the transition easier, Pinckney said, because he was already familiar with many of his new businesses. He was at major league spring training the past two years and also played with many on the street as they

NATIONALS ON DECK

vs. Cincinnati Rock

Friday	0:45	WTTG (On 31) Nationals 79
Saturday	0:45	Nationals 79
Sunday	12:32	NECON/ Penacock

vs. Chicago Cubs

Tuesday	0:45	Nationals 79
Wednesday	0:45	WTTG (31) Nationals 79
Thursday	4:35	Nationals 79

of New York Malls

Aug. 14	7:35	Nationals 79
Aug. 15	4:35	Nationals 79
Aug. 16	1:45	Nationals 79

Goals: MIPS (350, 7768; MOCN/377, 7768)

were coming up through Rochester.

Pinckney's family and girlfriend made it in time to see his debut and celebrated in the stands Thursday after his home run.

"That's just here with me through everything," he said. "We didn't necessarily expect to be here, a lot of things here led to this. Just having them there to see it, it means everything."

And while one career was starting, another was trying to hold in as the Nationals can't be great for the future. Mike Mikolas was Wednesday's hero, successfullyensing a sacrifice team and scoring even in the fifth teeing as the Nationals snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 10-4 win. On Thursday, he was the reason the team found itself in a hole. He allowed six runs in the season, the Phillies harassing him for eight doubles.

"It just seemed like they were an overfitting tonight," Nationals Manager Blake Birkett said. "Mike, I don't think he had his best stuff today, and they were

seemed to capitalize on every mistake he made."

Mikolas reached 10 years of service since Thursday. He was honored program in the clubhouse and gifted a half-brook.

The Nationals also had extensive contributions from Jacob Young, who had an 8th round in the second round, and also had a run in the sixth round, scoring later in the teeing as a result in Reds' yet Ross Washington had other chances, including Sunday. He has been in the 8th teeing with the out, but failed to correct.

Note: Left-hander,6.0 pounds Early, without keep on the injured list with elbow inflammation since July 1, left forward tightness during a live batting practice Monday. The Stanman are losing "ultra numbers," Birkett said, and pausing his progression.

Early was acquired July 10 from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for Curtis Head. The first female card at the time that they expect him to be able to start the season, but this method would be pushing the headline back.

WEAKNESS TO AND RABBIT

Tomorrow

NLR

Egan: Attention at Boston - For Sports 1

2:00 p.m. Stockout at Washington, Wednesday, 8:45 (US$ 7,700)

7:00 p.m. Business at Chicago - WTS (On 31, MOP (On 40), WPS (Off 2700, WINS (Off 2700))

WHBA

Egan: Las Vegas at Minnesota - WGB (On 31, MOP (On 12)

8:00 p.m. Jackson at Chicago - WJ (On 31, MOP (On 2)

8:00 p.m. Seattle at Portland - 1:00 TV

NFL

Ball of Fame Book/tennis - 1:00 N. NFL/tennis

GOLF

Egan: N.B. Women's Amateur, Landmarkale - Golf Dracers

Noel: 1st Golf, New York, 1st 2 round - WTS (On 31, MOP (On 40)

Egan: PGA Year: Republican Championship, West round - Golf Dracers

Egan: PGA Year: Republican Championship, West round - WGB (On 31, MOP (On 12)

MOTORSPORTS

El. Lee: Metcalf's Great Britain-based Pike, sprint race - For Sports 1

Noel: 1st Golf, Second Pike of Portland, qualifying - For Sports 1

10:00 p.m. MAB (Off 2700s), Moch Park Series, Rylers, Hanks, PGA, qualifying

10:00 to 10:15, Moch (On 30)

Egan: Marlboro Grand Pike of Portland, qualifying - For Sports 1

Egan: May 1st Second Pike of Portland, qualifying - For Sports 1

Egan: MAB (Off 2700s), Moch Park Series, Rylers, Hanks, PGA, qualifying - 1:00 TV

SACKER

Egan: Club Friendly, 60' Mike vs. Sherman (100 Sports Network)

Egan: Paragon vs. Grand Rapper, 1st - 1st golf Dracers - For Sports 1

Egan: WRLs, 2nd - 2nd Dracers - 1st

Egan: Grandma Premier League, Silver Transfer of Pacific FC - For Sports 2

TENNIS

El. Lee: WTVWTR, National Book Open, early round - Tennis Dracers

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

Egan: Grandma Football League, Reaches of British Columbia -

10:15 Sports Network

BOOKS

El. Lee: West Hamside Prosecution 31, Cheerobis Johnson vs. Diva Thorsland - 1:00 N

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

Egan: Attention Unlimited All-Star Guy, Trans-Friendly vs. Trans-Relocity - 1:30 No

PROFESSIONAL LOUNGE

Egan: Presence of the League Dacres vs. New York - NLS (On 31, MOP (On 2)

10:00 p.m. Women's Lawrence League, California at Boston - 1:00 N

PROFESSIONAL READY VOLUNTEER

Egan: Women's Association of Volleyball Professionals, Austin vs. LA Launch

10:00 to 10:15, 10:15, 10:15, 10:15

Egan: Men's Association of Volleyball Professionals, Austin vs. LA Launch

UNITED RACING

Egan: Winning Stakes good time 6:00 p.m. - WTS (On 31, MOP (On 40)

AMOSSY

Egan: Midas-Bonding Day, third place, Texas 1981 - NFL Network

Egan: Midas-Bonding Day, Texas Texas 1981 - NFL Network

BASEBALL

Egan: Benson Roll: Successor Bananas vs. Loco Beach: Excessive - 1:00 N

LITTLE LEAGUE SUFFRALL WORLD SERIES - SEMIITALS

Egan: Texas 1981 - 1:00 N

Egan: Texas 1981 - 1:00 N

Sunday

NLR

10:00 p.m. Stockout at Washington - WGBN, Phoenix, AUP (US$ 7,700)

8:00 p.m. Business at Texas - 1:00 N. WTT (Off 2700, WINS (Off 2700))

Egan: Los Angeles Dodgers at Arizona - WGB, Phoenix

8:00 p.m. Stockout at San Diego - WTS (On 31, MOP (On 12)

WHBA

10:00 p.m. Las Vegas at New York - WLA (On 31, MOP (On 2)

10:00 p.m. MAB (Off 2700s) - 1:00 N. WTS (On 31, MOP (On 12)

7:00

Egan: Ladies European Tour, London Championship, West round - Golf Dracers

10:00 p.m. All Golf, New York, West round - WTS (On 31, MOP (On 10)

7:00 p.m. PGA Tour, Reaches of the Championship, West round - Golf Dracers

Egan: PGA Tour, Reaches of the Championship, West round - WGB (On 31, MOP (On 10)

Egan: N.B. Women's Amateur, Ralers - Golf Dracers

MOTORSPORTS

10:00 p.m. Metcalf's Great Britain-based Pike - For Sports 1

Egan: May 1st Second Pike of Portland - 1:00 N. 1:00

SACKER

10:00 p.m. Club Friendly, 60' Mike vs. Sherman (100 Sports Network)

10:00 p.m. Paragonian Presence Light, Reaches of the New York Sports

Egan: WRLs, Portland and 1st - 1st Golf Dracers

10:00 p.m. Stockout at San Diego - WGB, Phoenix, 1981 - NFL Network

10:00 p.m. Stockout at San Diego - 1st - 1st Golf Dracers

MOTORSPORTS

10:00 p.m. WTVWTR, National Book Open, early round - Tennis Dracers

PROFESSIONAL SOFTBALL

Egan: Attention Unlimited All-Star Guy, Trans-Family vs. Trans-Relocity -

10:15 Network

GYMINGSTICS

Egan: Women's U.S. Championship, Westrop - WPC (On 31, MOP, On 1)

BASKETBALL

Egan: WRLs, 2nd - 2nd Dracers vs. Chicago - WGB (On 31, MOP (On 10)

10:00 p.m. WRLs, 2nd - 2nd Dracers - 1st - 1st Golf Dracers

LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL WORLD SERIES

Egan: Park Sports - Texas 1981 - 1:00 N

Egan: Texas 1981 - NLS (On 31, MOP (On 1)

LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL - SEATBALL

Egan: Southeast, Long Beach, Texas 1981 - 1:00 N

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PERSPECTIVE

A salary floor would elevate MLB's low-budget teams

BASEBALL (1:00) BY

salary cap and is somehow inner-cuts next popular sport because of it or despite it depending on your own. The NBA, also has a hard cap and does quite well for itself. The NBA has a softer cap system that allows teams to exceed the threshold for certain entire receptives, but dishes out harsh loosen the parties when spending goes beyond threshold limits.

In baseball anything, eyes, the setting, as these teams and have won. Some like the Dodgers, the two New York teams and the Philadelphia Phillies seemingly know no limits. Other teams—such as the Miami Marlins, just to use a totally random example—agrees a nickel hard enough to make Thomas Jefferson on.

But the NBA, NBA and NBA also all have minimum spending requirements, or salary floors, while MLB signpostedly and dramatically does not.

Hey, baseball, had free to dip a two-in-the-live Century Manager—no longer was cut in the dugout MacComas Mark Philpier—no longer throw 400 innings a man Might be time to try a more modern business world, as well.

Right now the cargo in the 10 second places payrolls is from a high of $973 million to a low of $94 million, per person.

MLB's proposal is a hard cap of $18.5 a year, but the only a mandatory minimum payroll of $972 million. The world should be overall disparity from a current $100 million to a proposed $15.5 million—riding the haves have won't factor and leveling the placing field to about $5 million.

Notably good to me, had it should reward you! In players, I'm sure that I'm not sure that I have been a good fan assets, the night clubs over the ceiling would have to cut payroll by a combined $570 million, while that 12 teams admit the best would have to raise payee fairly a combined $600

The following table is in English.

Sandy Alcantara is the ace of a Marlins club that made 1976 out of 20 teams with a payroll of $65.2 million, according to Sports.

million. That alone demonstrates a net overall gain of $10 million for players.

MLB's new proposal also includes a roughly 10-10 split of total revenue with players, akin to what is used in the NFL, NBA and NHL.

Naturally, MLB's salary cap proposal isn't popular with agents, especially those whose top ties free agent players will no longer move a franchise holding way to the richest teams.

But the vast majority of players not on that top tier, the proletariat, will benefit from the MLB proposal and its special-states that much permit them. That includes the half of teams 1/3 of 101 whose current payrolls are below the proposed new minimum.

The Marlins of course necessarily acts as a good, baseball's cheapest teams, led by sometimes owner Bruce Sherman. Minners current payroll of $42.2 million (per Sponsor) make 20% of 30 teams. It's too than half of the proposed minimum.

Marlins bear tired of the budget half should be rushing by MLB's labor proposal to pass if only because it would require Sherman and other spending—chocolate owners to finally spend to be competitive. So it is, there of the Magher National League East rivals alone spend in the top 10 (Men's) test, Phillies boards, Brown cards.

No team on the bottom end of that disparity can keep to make up such a spending difference, not even teams (like the Marlins) who think they can make a being cheap by being smarter than everybody else with analysis, growing a farm system and a forth. Game what, cheap teams? The big question—they're smart, too. The Marlins have a great farm system. They use analytics, and they buy great, proven players when the miners are left buying the 10th and 10th-10th places so their farm system maybe start pursuing out.

The Marlins were 10-10' entering Thursday and three games

back in the NL wild-card chase. They might have spent at the trade deadline to acquire, say, a big eight-handed hat. Instead, they made four small trades, mostly for nature longer years.

The Marlins, self-didged the "frighted fish" to convey a fun woes, a bunch of underdogs playing hard, continue working toward a distinct that never seems to arrive, buying patience of their fans. President of Baseball Operations Tony Arndt's, a deep a great job for a man in handcrafts. MLB's labor proposal would help miners those handcrafts by having Sherman to start spending like a serious owner who wants to win now, not just kick the can down the road by doing the minimum.

"We believe that the best is yet to come for the Marlins and we can still building security what we are trying to accomplish," said Bradle on Tuesday.

It is working to a degree, if gradually. Miners have the inclusion of a pressing team, with good players such as young start—a fiery Rivas and all one short—stay little Leyes, whose they were smart to keep at the deadline despite everyone from Boston and other clubs. But imagine how it might be with more than a 100 percent increase in spending in the new labor proposal would attract!

When I see the status quo isn't enough, I mean this is a sports market that needs more than a 10-hand team plugging along at around 100% on devices. That's why the "frighted fish" took 20% of 30 teams in home attendance from all the 10-10 years payroll, almost as if that were a coincidence?

Sherman has demonstrated he won't agree to a competitive level of his own status just because he don't.

He and other cheap owners will do so much if forced to, which MLB's labor proposal would at long last require.

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12 | 15 |

SCOREBOARD

PRO BASKETBALL				FOOTBALL
WNBA				NFL preseason
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

TUESDAY'S ROOM
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
WEDNESDAY'S ROOMS
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

MYSTICE' NEXT THREE

vs. Atlanta Dream
Friday	2:30	3:30	4:30
vs. Phoenix Mercury
Sunday	3	Monumental
at Las Vegas Arms
Tuesday	10	Monumental
Radar WTSM (360) 4AB
Aces 66, Favor 84
Las Vegas
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

FOOTBALL
NFL preseason
TUESDAY'S ROOM
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

FRIEND, WRL 20
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

AUTO RACING

NASCAR Cup Series
FORTS LEADING
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

MLS
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

AUTO RACING
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

WNBL
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

TENNIS
ATF
CHASSON 1978
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

WHITE WOMEN - 4.5-10
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

ATP
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

WTA
CHASSON 1978
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

SOFTBALL
Little League World Series
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

LIV-Surf
1987-1988
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

LIV-Surf
1987-1988
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

Karen Ferry Tour
under season
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

World Golf Ranking
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4
1	2	3	4

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METRO

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020

B13

A race to the finish (of construction)

Workers construct a viewing stand Wednesday as preparations continue for the upcoming Freedom 250 Grand Prix in D.C. The auto race is scheduled for Aug. 22 and 23 and will take place on the streets around the National Mall.

FAA probing safety incident

INVOLVED A JET AND MARINE ONE

The president was never in danger, officials say

BY LAM SCOTT AND ANDREW BA TRAN

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a safety incident involving Marine One and Reagan National Airport, the agency said.

President Donald Trump took off from the White House in Marine One on Tuesday afternoon, but air traffic controllers at National Airport had not stopped commercial flights, according to two people familiar with the matter. They spoke in the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment.

Marine One is supposed to give air traffic controllers at Reagan National a three-minute warning before taking off, which allows the air traffic controllers to clear the airspace and give the helicopters an unimpaired route to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, the people said.

"Marine One flights are piloted by some of the best cruisers in the world, and at no point was the President in karniv way," White House spokesman Keith Dean said in a statement.

Based on audio recordings from AIT.com, the Marine One pilot gave a three-minute warning multiple times, but the air traffic controller appears to have had trouble receiving or hearing it.

"Tower, just want to make ransom copy Marine One, three minutes to lift," the pilot said shortly after 2:30 p.m. "Tower, do you copy? Marine One, three minutes to lift," the pilot said seconds later.

"Last calling, that's broken and unreadable," the air traffic controller responded.

A few minutes later, the Marine One pilot said: "National tower, Marine One, proceeding as leveled."

"Oh, Marine One, you said you're proceeding as leveled?" the air traffic controller replied. The Marine One pilot said that he was. "Okay, no three minutes. Begin, proceed as leveled," the air traffic controller said.

The air traffic controller then informed Marine One that an Eastman 2.735 passenger jet was taking off. It was an American Airlines-Eighton-Pomaceka, Florida. The Marine One pilot said the helicopter would take a "nonsensory delay" before proceeding.

The Wall Street Journal first reported the incident.

A statement from the Marine Corps said the flight was "routine."

"Washington, National Tower did not delay the helicopter crew, and there is hold, or otherwise after their flight profile. The [air traffic control] was approved the company's own and private, timely and appropriate traffic information," the statement said.

Other takeoffs and landings at National were delayed by about 100 MARINE ONE or 100

Police: Car packed with youths hit another vehicle, killing its driver

BY LAM SCOTT

A stolen vehicle occupied by seven children struck another car in Germantown, Maryland, each Tuesday, killing its driver, police said.

About 5:25 a.m. Tuesday, Montgomery County police and fire and rescue personnel responded to the intersection of Great Swans & Highway and Chopper Road after a report of a serious collision, police said.

A preliminary investigation determined that a white Kia Optima, which was later reported stolen from a county residence, entered the intersection going northbound and struck a Toyota-Matrix traveling eastbound on Chopper

Road, according to police. Both vehicles were extensively damaged.

The Kia's occupants ranged in age from 12 to 15, police said. The occupants included four girls and three boys. "None of them was a licensed driver in the state of Maryland," police spokesperson Sharon Goff said in a Tuesday interview.

The driver of the Toyota died at the scene, police said. On Wednesday, police identified the man as Virginia resident William Vance Payne III. He was 16.

Police are still investigating the circumstances, Goff said. "Right now, I won't say who was at fault," she said. But she added that police had received a report that the Kia

was being driven "erratically."

About 40 or 50 feet responders worked at the scene, according to Pete Pringle, spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service. The occupants of both cars were trapped. Pringle said, and emergency workers had to cut through the mangled metal to cut tricate them. "It was pretty labor intensive," he said.

All seven juveniles were transported to hospitals, Goff said, and two were in critical condition. The driver, a 10-year-old boy, was among those in critical condition, police said Wednesday.

Any charges related to the collision will be at the discretion of the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office, police said.

The white Kia Optima, at right, was occupied by seven youths who ranged in age from 12 to 15, police said.

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10 minutes, according to flight data.

After a deadly racket collision in 2023 that followed 7 people near the airport, all lost the most critical helicopter flight round the airport have been banned, and have miss both helicopters and commercial jets from occupying the same airspace in serious air pollution.

Based on the FAA's preliminary safety review of Tuesiluri's

incident, there was a "sustainable loss of operations" after which the aircraft continued to move some from such other, as first spokesperson and vice-chairman. An traffic control procedure are designed to minimize risks by keeping planes and other aircraft safely separated.

"The air traffic control is way in contact with both the commercial pitch and Marine One pilot driving the loss of operations," the FAA statement said "in the White House has said, the from

don't was never in danger. We are continuing to review the incident and will implement any appropriate corrective actions based on our final report."

The FAA did not respond to a question about potential communication issues between Marine One and the air traffic control.

The National Transportation Safety Board said that the FAA's

driving along the main route is 100 Gantt. A former anti-fatal investigator at the FAA and

the NTRB, said he was concerned by the apparent communication issues and that the incident marks "a prominent problem in the{k}, and it's airspace."

But overall, channels said, it wasn't very serious.

"While it never should have happened in the first place – the loss of operations – it did happen. But the system was able to mitigate the risks," he said.

Dan Lamothe co-defeined to trim report.

Marine One departing from the White House on Tuesday.

VIRGINIA

There are more lobbyists in the state, making more money – and more law

BY BUCK REAM

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Walk the hallways of the General Assembly Building, and overcome to one into lobbyists in signing by a state senator of delegated office, will last.

And although the more up-shoot lobbyists want their level of will lobbyists than the narrow building passage in the President's Building, that General legislative offices before 2016 does not extend of them – just over 1,000 people spend more money than ever.

Building on lobbying, in 1973 percent over the past three years started and left those elective cycles, from the 2007 to 2015 cycles, a Richmond Times-Dispatch analysis of state Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commission data found. The total reached a record 824.5 million, with the number growing rapidly twice as fast as the legislative rate.

While some of the biggest issues have been placed for years – elective utilities, hospital and doctors, local government – the biggest special interest working for halls of the General Assembly building these days is the gaining never-gambling business report 83.4 million from the 2007 to 2015 legislative session, according to the most recent data available.

A lot of that went into battling over another canine and chertuable gaming height hard against movie to legalize riot road-families still games. Formal legislations never emerged, as it had in 2016 and again in 2020, while a 2020 election to write legislations into the state budget came to nothing. Still games legislations made it through the legislature in 2016 and 2018, only to be vetoed.

Home racing interests, meanwhile, had concerns about legalization to create a single-state gaming commission in the over-straight that is now split between the Lottery, the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the Racing Commission. That fall died.

"It is no coincidence that inter-

sels at the highest risk of financial impact from certain legislation are at the top of the fair of biggest spenders," said Steve Roseneveld, president-scientist at the General office of Mary Washington.

Making sure something you don't want about: it is good to move important than proposing something new," he said.

But now issues – gaming, for instance, at this online commerce that draws legislative attention – are one reason for the growth of lobbying.

"The more often these lobby to advocate for their interests, the more competitive for the attention of legislators increases, the higher the costs of lobbying because," said Alex Barma, a political scientist at Virginia Commonwealth University.

"Gaming, health care, electric utilities, pharmaceuticals, banking and alcohol are all sectors where legislation can dramatically affect youths, market share or regulatory obligations. In that sense, increased lobbying spending reflects the increasing subject of decisions being made in Richmond," said Glenda Alamedola, a Scottish State University political scientist.

On health care, where hospitals, doctors, nurses and medical services spent $15 million, their efforts helped reverse legislation to kill a 400 that would have increased the limit on medical and practice resources payments for damages to children harmed by medical errors. Hospitals also opposed seeking the state certificate of public necessity program, which requires state approval for new facilities and equipment, and which critics say protect hospital emergencies. That also also died.

"They can get to 150 others a lot faster than I can," said state Health Planter, R-Franklin, who proposed both measures, collecting in the 100 House numbers and 10 other state senators.

"When I've got an up-drawn smoking on case, they're in delegated and senators' offices as a daily basis telling them why not 100 states," he said.

Virginia's General Assembly Building. Spending on lobbying is up 73 percent over the past three gubernatorial and House election cycles, a Richmond Times-Dispatch data section found

Stanley's been a strong supporter of skill games, most recently wanted to know that allow one versus others, though other legalists too have the hard with legislation.

"I think we still games, the can not feel like 16 billions of money over the legislative tax now. Caution were concerned that legal skill games would allow some can now be considered stress and truck stops, cutting into their business.

Even so, Stanley now lobbyists as more of a help than ak thinker.

"We know in my area, it's hard to get common to service. So I called a telecommistrist and asked what can we do, and just this week we had a lot down with local officials and have a way forward," he said.

"The best thing I know is that I know the best I know. [lobbyists] can educate you in ways you could not do on the PC to said.

Det. Paul Hutton, R-Farlin, who pointed hard to a gaming commission, said has been cautious about expanding gambling in Virginia, has increased with many gaming lobbyists.

"I do appreciate the good hobbies you who are both subject matter experts and can be very helpful with their knowledge and experience," he said.

"The good lobbyists will tell you both sides of the issue and who are one and one of them. I am not prepared for. But as a legislator, it's important not to only notify us their report," he said.

Interests on all sides of elective utility regulations spent $17 million, with the biggest chunk, $100,000, coming from December to Energy. Here, thousands was battling proposals to make it easier for big users to drop around 50 percent. This idea died.

Another failed bill would have allowed the State Corporation Commission to approve locations for solar and wind facilities official governments would not – local governments opposed this, along with several other measures imposing state dictates on land use. Local governments' lobbying to subeductors than $100,000.

Data centers, which spent more than $750,000, headed off a series of measures to tighten land-use

stubs in their locations. Telecommistrists spent more than $500,000 as the General Assembly enacted a measure to become the complex, which the Tobacco was as a way to crack down on sales of illegal Marine that company with its official requirements, in connection that most U.S. food and drug Administration standards.

But pharmaceutical interests, after spending more than $400,000, needed to stop the General Assembly from gaming. The Powergram, being a former House measure to cap medications prices in the 2010 system, this measure previously died with then-Gov. James Troughart, veto, A revised report passed December, and later the same day.

Such debates, a well-regarded lobbyist who represents several health care interests, says he's broad lobbyists build trust by giving legislators straight answers about who their clients think a new needs changing, and doesn't, but especially by also explaining what opponents will say and how to get in touch to hear from their lobbyists.

"It's all about financing, simply, it's and credibility," he said.

"If there's an another lobbyist's policy, what about 15 states will it a legislator what constituency groups are voting. I'll run there's a policy on the other side. This, you might want to get at once," he said.

But, he added, "The fact is, you are justly sure to have a lobbyist to have your veto found," he said.

It's a non-competitive that business lobbyists spend out object voices, said Greg Galaxie, a former legislator whose law practice now includes lobbyists.

"We say hardened lobbyist speaking on a hardened-to-need bill, you'll be able to write me [Virginia] PowerLine Center and other toward advance groups. Occasion is my, there's any number of environmental and nonspace advocates speaking out," he said.

Lobbying has been an essential part of lawmaking for a while, and isn't necessarily something bad,

said Barma of VCU.

"The right to access legislators and commentators over interests is vital for the most of our work and actually, this right, the right to petition, is confirmed in the First Amendment, for good reasons," he said.

"The problem is when money becomes the primary means of accessing legislation. This gives increased interests a big, advantages in our affluent public interest and consumer rights groups in leading public policy," he said. Political scientists' research, meanwhile, shows lobbying is not a kind of quid pro quo bribery, Karna said.

Karna said it is kind of nobody for the future.

"Because legislators are understaffed and are always limited in their time and resources, it lets me stop as to offer free resources in the terms of extra staffing, experts, followedup," Karna said.

"There is the hard work of drafting the bills, something necessary to report, assessing district impact, articulating electoral incentives, etc. for friendly legislators, as it is very easy for them. They goal is no-interest to shift from a legislative norm, but to get well-positioned legislators to prioritize their income – for example, by giving a bill a limiting to committee, or by getting nationwide language or information on the bill.

But the growth of lobbying, like the large expansion in election campaigning money, is primarily a different kind of influence than in years past, Karna said.

The bill also that campaigning and lobbying opposed as separate options are the case these days.

"It is very clear that in recent decades, powerful moneyed inter-continues could with campaign concerns, and that it is a problem as a strategy for a controlling business-friendly legislature on both sides of the state, and it is using lobbying as a tactic for advancing their interests," Karna said.

"This is a long-term strategy that pays off over the course of decades," he said.

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LLOYD ROBERTSON, 52

Longtime anchor who became one of Canada's most trusted journalists

BY ASSOCIATION PRESS

TORONTO — Lloyd Robertson who served as chief author of CTV National News for 27 years and became one of Canada's most trusted journalists on the country's top-rated writing television network, has died. He was 52.

CTV News said Mr. Robertson's family confirmed his death Tuesday.

For presentation of Canadian Mr. Robertson chronically spent at the following events, he died late 29th and early 31st centuries from cirrhosis and were in the Sept 13 attacks.

Mr. Robertson joined CTV in 1974 and became chief author and senior editor of CTV National News in 1994. He hit the network's flagship running broadcast until retiring in 1915, ending each newcomer with his trademark sign-off: "That's the kind of fair it's been."

Before joining CTV, Mr. Robertson spent more than two decades at the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., where he anchored the national newcomer from 1970 until hearing for the rival network in 1976. He later said he left because many video and radio stations from writing scripts, choosing stories or reporting in the field.

Mr. Robertson later said covering the Sept. 21, 2003 attacks and their aftermath was among the most difficult assignments of his career.

For more than six decades, Lloyd Robertson helped Canada; one radio series of the world. For millions of years, he was a member, but in our living rooms, a reasoning voice in moments of uncertainty. A calm and steady summer through the movement and the impact of the world, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Canary

Lloyd Robertson—chronic above speaking at the annual Canadian Association of New York dinner in 1994 after receiving an award—served as chief author of CTV National News for 27 years.

said in a poet on social media. Mr. Robertson was voted Canada's most trusted television journalist by TV Guide Canada readers for 15 consecutive years.

"I'm not a talking head," Mr. Robertson once said. "I shot in the news every day. I ask questions. I do reports. I analyze. I edit."

Born in Stamford, Ontario, Mr. Robertson began his brand-unting career at a local radio station in 1952 before joining CTV in 1976.

He was appointed to the Guide of Canada and inducted into the

Canadian Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 1994 in 1997. In because the first journal of inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame.

After stepping down as chief author in 1975, Mr. Robertson remained with CTV as a special correspondent. He later received lifetime achievement award from the Radio Television Digital News Association and the Canadian Journalism Foundation.

Mr. Robertson married his high school newspaper, Nancy, in 1956. They had four daughters.

GERALDINE DE HAAS, 91

'The first lady of Chicago jazz'

BY RICK RUSSIN

Chicago Tribune

CHICAGO — She was a woman former Tribune critic, through Ricky Russell's "The First Lady of Chicago Jazz" and for decades Geraldine de Haas delighted in that role. She earned it too, through stunning performances and as a passionate promoter and producer of jazz programs and events that changed the national face of the city.

Mr. De Haas died the morning of July 28 in Englewood Health Hospital in New Jersey, where she had moved in 2010. She had four her husband, hasidid Eddie de Haas, in 2022, both had been living in a two-year-old town in New Jersey, an assisted living facility also in Englewood.

She was 27 years old and died of natural cancer. At her brother-in-law, her Chicago-born children, Darren and Jackie de Haas, both of them, are emphysema, severe disease, tongue cancer.

"I have never known answer more singular, dynamic, power, and complex, leadership, on financial, inspirational and more loving than my mother," Darren said. "She was also a great wife, artist, community leader, producer and advocate for the arts and outside for jazz, American original art form. Through all these things, interesting many worlds and enduring great challenges, she displayed a beautiful humanity which touched so many and will live on. I am emphatically heartbroken at her low but infinitely thankful for the gift of living her son."

Of the memories that began to flow in the wake of Mr. de Haas's death, few were livelier than those from more than a decade ago, a 1953 night at the San Francisco, a youthful party for Eddie and Geraldine, who were serving in New Jersey to be close to their children.

As Riech reported at the time, "It was a combination just an act, followed parts and benefit honoring two of the most beloved figures in Chicago jazz." The Showcase was packed, just seven from seven the country forced to wait in the lobby until space opened up quickly.

Geraldine Widenage was born in Nevada on Jan. 30, 1910, the month of June. Address, he is home that she described as 'low and insane but rich in family.'

And rich in mania: "We always had some kind of tragedy pause in the house," she said. "He was

the music house of our neighborhood. My little brother Andy (Ray) would put in the piano before anybody else. He was a grueling line I was always stage in school they called me 'kingbird.'"

Geraldine and Andy, along with some human, formed a singing trio; 'Andy and the Ray Bakers,' and were even winning amateur talent shows and playing local clubs and Miami nightclubs. Then it was off to Europe. "We went first to Spain, then a empty club in London. We played military bases in Germany," she said. "It was overwhelming, to visit these places, there little people from Nevada, but it was different. In Europe, I never missed any nation. We left completely free."

They were the featured art at the legendary Blue Note night club in Paris, meeting most of the prominent jazz musicians of the day and stars from other realms.

She was also to meet the nervous alterations of music by Marlon Brando, remembering, "People had told me that he was doing all kinds of things to come and I didn't want to become involved in that." But she did fail in love with and marry in 1969 a musician named Eddie de Haas.

"I really didn't want to marry a jazz musician because I thought they were all crazy," she said. "But Eddie was a very nice one. He pursued me like I was a movie star. He was a good cook and used to prepare incredible music for me, and he was a wonderful bass player."

When Eddie got a steady job playing at the London House, they arrived in Chicago for keeps on April 6, 1968. It was a date she always remembered because, she said, "It was the day that Marlon Leiker King was shot and killed."

Showing also a lesson to the South Shore neighborhood, she initially found the city a "very segregated place." They said this was a city of neighborhood, but it was a 'Don't you dare come in my neighborhood?' city,' she said. "It didn't take me long to learn, though, that this was a place where you could do something important."

After the birth of her children, and frustrated with the local nightclub series, she was drawn to musical theatre in the band by the Pre-Breast Chauncey's founder, Patrick Simon. She was in the Chicago promoter of "Hass" even though she told producers, "I will stop whatever you want me to sing, but I won't

take my clothes off." During the musical's famous raids scene, Mr. de Haas asked under a blanket on the stage.

"There were other plays and some club work, but following the 1976 death of Duke Ellington, she joined with other musicians to plan a tribute concert. She argued that the planned event take place not in the South Side of Washington Park, as city officials suggested. But at the centrally located Grant Park, saying, 'The music was so universal that the concert should be for the whole year.'"

"I wrote letters to everybody with the Park District, even the partners," she said, and so Grant Park it was. The August 1974 concert, the first city-sponsored music festival in Chicago, was so successful that it would be the boundaries and catalyst for all the city festivals—jazz fest, blues fest, project fest, even a delugion—to.

It also fueled the creations of Jazz Clubs, a nonprofit group. Mr. de Haas started in 1985, one of its goals to bring music back to the South Side, which it did when the first Jazz fest was held at the South Shore Chinese Center in 1983. And she still sang.

"My brightest memory of watching the perform was her son," said her daughter, Jackie. "She absolutely loved to sing, and it was evident. She was also a lesson in preservation. So, she carried fantastic jazz concert, but I watched her made come into the place with and write and love proposals in pursuit of sponsors, underwriters, donations, funding, every year for 40 years. She was broken in her pursuit of bringing jazz music to the music so. For her, the life was a lesson in finding a way."

He was personally involved with the annual Jazz Fest, a campaign to build a jazz music, and also with the efforts promoting jazz and noteworthy young musicians that at a party to her house, saxophonist Eddie Johnson said. "Geraldine has done more to perpetuate jazz in Chicago than anybody."

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Sunny, chance of storms

We're expecting sunny since today with a possibility of showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures will be in the 50s. So the evening, we'll have partly cloudy skies and a greater likelihood of those showers and thunderstorms happening. Low temperatures will be in the 70s.

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Atlantic, Innesboro, Ocean City, 405 Today, partly sunny, 1 week, High 90, 30 min. (early) (rain) (rain) 7-10 mph. Tonight, a thunderstorm, 1 min 70, 30 min. (early) (rain) (rain) 7-10 mph. 1-10 mph (rain) Today, 1 week, partly sunny, High 90, 30 min. (early) (rain) (rain) 7-10 mph. Tonight, 1 week, a 30 min. (rain) (rain) (rain) 7-10 mph.

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MUSIC

Americana band Houndmouth tours its first new album in five years. 6

ON THE TOWN

The observation deck at the Waldorf Astoria has reopened to visitors. 7

MOVIES

“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is a slasher with soul. 15

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The Rise of Urban “Intellectual Living” in D.C.

Today’s retirees aren’t slowing down, they’re leaning in.

Across the country, senior housing occupancy has now risen for 19 consecutive quarters, reaching 89.5% in the first quarter of 2026. Independent living communities have seen an even higher occupancy rate of 91%. But the number that matters more than the occupancy rate is the why behind it. High-income retirees are no longer settling for the isolated, amenity-light communities of the past. Instead, they’re opting for walkable, culture-rich neighborhoods where a lecture, an art gallery opening, or a conversation with a college student is never more than a few blocks away.

This shift is particularly evident in Washington, D.C., a city built on ideas, institutions, and public life. Nowhere is this changing preference more apparent than at The Fitzgerald of Palisades.

A Neighborhood, Not Just an Address

Tucked along the Potomac River just west of Georgetown, the Palisades has always offered the best of both worlds: small-town warmth wrapped around big-city access. The Fitzgerald sits right at its center, steps from the sidewalks that host the neighborhood’s year-round Sunday Farmers’ Market, and a short drive from Georgetown University, American University, the Kennedy Center, and the Smithsonian’s constellation of museums.

For members, that proximity isn’t incidental, it’s the point. This is a community built for people who want their zip code to keep working for them: to keep them curious, connected, and in the middle of things, rather than at a remove from them.

Designed With Intention

The Fitzgerald’s Art Deco-inspired interiors draw on the architecture of the Palisades’ own most distinguished homes, giving the community a sense of place rather than a generic look. Members gather at Zelda’s speakeasy-inspired lounge, unwind in the on-site yoga studio, and sit down to meals prepared by five-star chefs paired with the perfect wines while always taking into consideration members’ dietary requirements.

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The Bigger Picture

More than three in four adults over 50 prefer to remain in their own home or community as they age, according to AARP research. The Fitzgerald’s response to this preference is not to resist it, but to embrace it, by offering a boutique community that is small enough to feel like a true neighborhood, embedded in one of the most walkable, intellectually alive corners of the nation’s capital.

For retirees weighing what comes next, that’s the real reimagining – not a retreat from the life they’ve built, but a more curated, connected version of it.

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Movies "One Night Only" is lusty and lousy. 14

Streaming New movies and shows to check out. 16

Families Reviews from Common Sense Media. 17

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Butler's Orchard, best known for its pick-your-own berries, apples and pumpkins, also has fields of radiant sunflowers, along with props like vintage trucks and frames arranged for social media photos.

Sunflower Spectacular

We're in the midst of sunflower season, and everyone wants a photo of themselves in front of the big yellow blooms — or a vase full of them to brighten up the living room.

Butler's Orchard is best known in this area for its pick-your-own berries, apples and pumpkins, but the Germantown farm also has fields of sunflowers, with props like vintage trucks and frames carefully arranged for social media photos. Admission includes farm attractions, like animals, as well as a

playground and giant slides, and access to the pick-your-own fields. (See the website for a list of what's available.) Special Sunflower Socials, held on Saturday evenings from 4:30 to 8:30, add live music and extended hours for the cider bar, with local hard cider and craft beers.

When: Saturday through Aug. 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; open until 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays.

Where: Butler's Orchard, 22222 Davis Mill Rd., Germantown. butlersorchard.com.

Tickets: $8-$10 Tuesday through Thursday, $13.50-$15 Friday through Sunday. Free for children younger than 2.

Annapolis Rotary Club Crab Feast

Piles of steamed blue crabs, barbecue and corn on the cob draw around 1,100 people to the Naval Academy's Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium every August for the Rotary Club of Annapolis's annual all-you-can-eat Crab Feast. Now in its 81st year, this is billed as the largest crab feast in Maryland, and it's also the Rotary Club's biggest fundraiser, with proceeds distributed to nonprofit organizations across the region. Tickets include food and drinks (beer, soda and water), and the Rotary also holds a bake sale and raffle. Arrive early to find a table for

general admission, or purchase a seat or group table in advance.

When: Friday from 5 to 8 p.m.

Where: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, 550 Taylor Ave., Annapolis. annapolisrotary.org/crabfeast.

Tickets: $95; $35 ages 3 to 12. Reserved/VIP seating $135-$190 per person, $1,800-$2,280 per group.

Outdoor movies

As we move into August, more outdoor concert and film series are approaching the end of their summer runs. This weekend marks the final night for two outdoor movie events in Montgomery County.

Silver Spring's Summer Movie Series

takes over the Downtown Silver Spring Plaza on Ellsworth Drive on Saturday for a "Black Panther" viewing party. The movie begins at 8:30 p.m., but arrive between 7:30 and 8:30 for face painting and other family activities and to stake out a space. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. (8:30 p.m. downtownsilverspring.com. Free.) In Bethesda, the 20th

Bethesda Outdoor Movies closes with "Bring it On," featuring Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union, on Friday. The series is held in the county parking lot at 4650 Willow Lane, behind the Farm Women's Market. Ukrainian restaurant

Ruta will be selling food on site, but viewers are also encouraged to bring takeout from nearby restaurants. (Film begins at 8:45 p.m. bethesda.org. Free.)

Arlington County Fair

Experience the best of a county fair (Carnival rides! Funnel cake! Farm animals! Eating contests!) without driving far from the District with the opening of the Arlington County Fair. This year's theme is "Stars, Stripes and Summer Nights," commemorating "50 Years of Fairs" at the Thomas Jefferson Community Center, and it includes all the attractions fans have come to expect, from live music to bingo and trivia nights. Local makers sell their wares at a night market on Thursday, while Aug. 15 features competitive eaters, with pizza-, burrito- and pie-eating contests — and the TriVista TriFecta, which combines all three in one event. There's no parking on site, so a free shuttle runs to the fair from the Ballston Mall Parking Garage.

When: Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to 10:30 p.m., Aug. 14 from 2 to 10:30 p.m., Aug. 15 from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., and Aug. 16 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Where: Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 Second St. S, Arlington. arlingtoncountyfair.us.

Tickets: Admission is free; prices for rides and games varies.

Live From the Lawn: UkeFest Finale

Strathmore's outdoor summer concert series wraps up on a fun and quirky note with a celebration of the ukelele. The UkeFest Finale is the culmination of UkeFest, a five-day ukelele fantasy camp featuring master classes, jam sessions and showcases, with teachers including the Grammy-winning duo of Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer. Everyone is welcome to join a strum-along at the Gudelsky Gazebo at 7 p.m. — BYO ukelele — followed by performances by UkeFest's teachers and guest artists. Bring a picnic and spread out a blanket, or purchase dinner and drinks from the on-site grill. The concert moves indoors in case of inclement weather.

When: Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Where: Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda. strathmore.org.

Admission: Free.

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The dining room at Ellie Bird, one of almost 80 restaurants participating in Falls Church Restaurant Week. Specials include set-price three-course meals and "buy two, get one free" deals.

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The Phillips Collection Juried Exhibition NOW ON VIEW

FEATURING 48 ARTISTS BASED IN THE GREATER DC REGION

Negar Ahkami	Mary Early	Aymex Mercado
Sobia Ahmad	Erin Fostel	Margaret Murphy
Mark Armbruster	Cianne Fragione	Danielle Mysliwiec
Hannah Atallah	Emily Francisco	Abdulrahman Naanseh
Aliana Grace Bailey	Kyle Hackett	Javaid Nayyar
Sasha Baskin	Leslie Holt	Jhon Ochoa
Diego Borgsdorf	Kei Ito	Katie O'Keefe
Kara Braciale	Savannah Faith Jackson	Nami Oshiro
Danyela June Brown	Omari Jesse	Mojdeh Rezaeipour
Thea Canlas	David Joo	Gail Shaw-Clemons
Adam Chamy	Khin	Alexandra Silverthorne
Christina Chan	Don Kimes	Anne C. Smith
Aishwariya Chandrasekar	Sharon Cheuk	Bria Sterling-Wilson
Alexandra Chiou	Wun Lee	Melissa Sutherland Moss
Se Jong Cho	Madyha Leghari	Paloma Vianey
C.S. Corbin	Ringo Lisko
Pamela Crockett	Joey Manlapaz

The exhibition is organized by The Phillips Collection and curated by Tie Jojima, Curator of Global Contemporary Art, The Phillips Collection, and Tsedaye Makonnen, Guest Curator.

Made possible through the generous support of Akio Tagawa.

With critical support from the Carolyn Alper Fund for Contemporary Art, the Frauke de Looper Trust, and the Marion F. Goldin Charitable Fund.

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Aug. 21-30 Falls Church

Restaurant Week

The last 10 days of August bring plenty of excitement for Falls Church's booming culinary scene, as almost 80 restaurants in Northern Virginia's Little City offer specials including set-price three- course meals and "buy two, get one free" deals. Falls Church Restaurant Week coincides with a newly launched initiative called Little City Sips, which allows adults of legal drinking age to take alcoholic beverages to go. The sip- and-stroll event is set for Aug. 22 from 5 to 10 p.m. Purchase a Little City Sips-branded cup from a participating retailer, then take your drink for a walk around downtown as you take in the city's murals, enter participating shops and listen to live music. (You do have to stay within a designated boundary, however.) Various locations. fallschurchrw.com. Prices vary.

Aug. 29 Around the

World Cultural Food Festival

The Around the World Cultural Food Festival celebrates a decade of bringing people together through delicious meals, live performances and crafts. This globally minded event decamped from D.C. five years ago to its current home base in Alexandria's Oronoco Bay Park, where you'll find riverfront views and breezes. What separates this food festival from the pack is its focus on authenticity. Each of the 20 vendors represents a different country, from China to Greece to Peru, and each menu item is vetted to ensure it is in fact a national dish from its representative country. In between bites, check out performances

including Japanese taiko drumming, Brazilian samba and German folk dancing, as well as extras like beer gardens for adults and bounce houses for the kids. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oronoco Bay Park, 100 Madison St., Alexandria. aroundtheworldfestival.com. Free to enter, food and beverages available for purchase.

Sept. 4-Oct. 31 Bluey x

Camp: Bluey's House

Even if you're a parent who doesn't pay super close attention to the plotlines of "Bluey," you can't help but notice that those Australian cartoon dogs own some pretty rad real estate. Now families will get to step inside a real-life facsimile of Bluey and Bingo's home, hidden behind a "magic door" at Tysons Corner Center's Camp Washington D.C. Tickets are available for the BBC Studios-approved interactive experience, which invites visitors to explore the family's digs, join a dance party and play games from the show, like Keepy Uppy. Kids can climb through a two-story pillow fort, watch exclusive "Bluey" animations and meet Bluey and Bingo characters as a grand finale. Various times. Tysons Corner Center, 1961 Chain Bridge Rd., Tysons. camp.com. Tickets start at $42 but vary by date and time. Free for children younger than 2.

Sept. 13 Pati Jinich Book

Talk

Washingtonians are fortunate that chef and Emmy-nominated television host Pati Jinich is a local, because hearing this expert on Mexican cuisine speak is a true treat. Jinich follows up her PBS show "La Frontera With Pati Jinich" with a cookbook highlighting recipes that hail from the U.S.- Mexico border, including skirt

steak nachos, crispy shrimp taquitos and chocolate tres leches cake. Tickets are now on sale for a "Foods of La Frontera" book presentation at the grand Mexican Cultural Institute, where Jinich is set to talk about the stories behind her cookbook. Stick around for a book signing and a reception that includes flavors from the new book, catered by Mexican restaurant Tacombi. 5 to 7:30 p.m. Mexican Cultural Institute, 2829 16th St. NW. instituteofmexicodc.org. $60, which includes a copy of the book.

Sept. 25-27 American

Black Film Festival Pop Up Tour

The American Black Film Festival's 30-year legacy includes helping kick-start the career of creatives like Issa Rae of "Insecure" fame and "Black Panther" director Ryan Coogler. Now, the film fest branches out to D.C. as the ABFF Pop Up Tour arrives for a three-day run at the Angelika Pop Up at Union Market. This Washington debut is in conjunction with the city-run Events DC and Nice Crowd, the events company behind D.C. comedy festival Because They're Funny. Tickets are on sale for screenings, educational programming, a master class, panel discussions and other happenings. The opener is "Three Colors: Pan-African," the 2026 ABFF Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative Feature that weaves together three interconnected stories, and the festival closes with rom-com "That's Her," starring Coco Jones and Kountry Wayne. Various times. Angelika Pop-Up at Union Market, 550 Penn St. NE. abffpopup.com. $15-$20 per session.

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8.8 Titus Andronicus 8.10 Millkzy 8.21 Sapphic Dance Party feat. Baby Weight, House of Jane & Meduza's Muse 8.22 Anthony Green w/ Maps & Atlases, Keith Goodwin 8.25 In Color 8.26 Swervedriver raise at 35 w/ Slow Fiction 8.29 Flashband Warped Tour Showcase 8.30 Meltt w/ Los Eclipses 8.31 Solya w/ Tele Novella 9.3 FOX N' VEAD w/ The Smokes 9.9 Devotchka - A Tribute to the Music of Little Miss Sunshine 9.16 Mari Froes 9.18 Stephen Dawes 9.20 Jenna Raine w/ Alyssa Flaherty 9.21 Automatic w/ Accessory 9.22 Edgehill 9.23 Pokey LaFarge w/ Cicada Rhythm

LINCOLN THEATRE 9.3 ALOK: Eat Pray Leave Tour MISS THERE IS A DAY OF CHINN A NIGHT JAMES from Concerts Presents... 9.12 Becky Robinson I.M.P. & Politics and Prose Present... 9.16 Ke Huy Quan: Never Say Die 9.18 Monsieur Periné 9.19 Grouper w/ January Hunt 9.20 Men At Work 9.21 LP Lost On You 10th Anniversary

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Houndmouth strips back its sound

Americana band to bring first new album in five years to Anthem

BY MARK JENKINS

When Houndmouth plays the Anthem this week-end, the crowd will probably shout along to the hook of "Tiger Blood," the liveliest song on the Americana quartet's new album, "Lordy." The part is simple enough: All the fans need to do is holler "Bucky!"

"I'd had that line for a long time," says singer-guitarist Matt Myers. "I was playing roulette in a casino in Indiana. And this guy at the table, I guess he was from Lexington, was trying to make enough money to get back there. The dealer was named Bucky, and this guy was shouting, 'Take me back to Lex, Bucky!' That stuck with me forever."

Myers, 38, says that when he was writing "Tiger Blood," a friend told him the song needed a call-and-response chorus. "And I was like, 'Perfect. I got the line.'"

Released last month, "Lordy" is Houndmouth's fifth album and its first in five years. The band has toured in the interim, but for a time Myers wasn't writing new material.

"My personal life got kind of extreme there for a sec," he says.

Then Myers got married and had to learn to compose songs in the daylight. "I've always been a night person," he says. "And also being in bands, you can drink at night and hang out. Everybody's showing each other songs and stuff. The 'Lordy' material was more on my own. Just walking around the kitchen and seeing what comes out. I think I got in the groove eventually."

Myers is the only band member from Houndmouth's original lineup, formed in 2011 in New Albany, Indiana, just north of Louisville. But keyboardist Caleb Hickman and bassist Zac Anderson are full members of the group. (Drummer Noah Denney is a recent addition.)

"It's just fun to build a unit," Myers says. "No matter what the unit looks like. It can be anybody who's willing to put time in. And serve the song."

Hickman plays on "Lordy," but, Myers says, "at the end it was pretty much of a solo record." Producer Brad Cook played bass on some songs, and Cook's friend MJ Lenderman visited for a day and contributed what Myers calls "really effortless, slinky, fun guitar... It kind of tied all the songs together."

Iron and Wine's Sam Beam also dropped in and ended up collaborating on the album's closing song, "Holy Moses." Beam "was helping me figure out what I was trying to say, and how to say it," says Myers.

"Lordy" has a stark sound, although Myers is accompanied by multiple instruments, including synthesizer and pedal steel guitar. "When it came time to record, it was like, 'Let's strip everything back,'" he says.

But Myers doesn't think the new tunes will prove too fragile when Houndmouth plays the Anthem, one of the biggest venues the band has headlined.

"We're used to playing them live, and juiced up," he says. "I'm pretty surprised how seamlessly all these new songs fit into the set."

Friday at 8 p.m. at the Anthem, 901 Wharf St. SW. theanthemdc.com. $47-$70.

Houndmouth singer-guitarist Matt Myers says the band's new tunes won't sound too fragile at the Anthem on Friday. "We're used to playing them live, and juiced up," he says.

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A historic clock tower reopens, with one of the best views of D.C.

BY FRITZ HAHN

Whether you know the building as the Old Post Office Pavilion, the Trump International Hotel or the Waldorf Astoria hotel, the Richardsonian Romanesque landmark is a familiar fixture on Pennsylvania Avenue NW. For decades, it has been home to one of the most breathtaking views of the city from its soaring Clock Tower. At 270 feet above street level, the tower's observation deck is the second highest in D.C., bested only by the observation area in the Washington Monument, at 500 feet.

The tower, which was operated by the National Park Service, closed to the public in October as the federal government explored options for the sale of the building. In June, the site was acquired by the merchant bank BDT & MSD Partners, and the tower and its observation deck quietly reopened July 15.

The changes are subtle: The Clock Tower is no longer run by the Park Service, so visitors will find welcoming hotel employees in dark suits operating elevators and sharing facts about the building and its bells, rather than park rangers. But entry to the charmingly low-tech experience is still free.

Three sides of the tower are open to the elements, with only thin vertical wires separating you and your camera from views of the U.S. Capitol, the Washington Monument, the National Mall and its memorials, Arlington House and large swaths of downtown. (For those hoping to get a view of D.C.'s construction projects, both the Reflecting Pool and

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The observation deck above the Waldorf Astoria closed in October as the federal government explored options for the sale of the building.

the White House ballroom site are obscured by trees.)

Southerly views are through large windows, taking in the Smithsonian Castle, the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and beyond. Locals will probably be able to identify most landmarks, such as Washington National Cathedral and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Con-

ception. But for those trying to spot the American Red Cross National Headquarters or the National Archives, panels below the windows point out the sights. Granted, they could use some updating: The east side of the tower draws visitors' attention to the roof of the "Verizon Center," but the home of the Washington Capitals and Wizards hasn't used that name since 2017.

During the building's tenure as the Trump hotel, access to the Clock Tower was moved from the main part of the hotel to a rear entrance along 12th Street NW, across from the Federal Triangle Metro station. Visitors sign a logbook to enter, then wander down a long, marble hallway filled with old maps and photographs detailing the history of the building, as well as artifacts such as a large metal vault door from the building's days as the U.S. Post Office Department headquarters.

Getting to the observation deck isn't direct: First, there's an express ride to the ninth floor in a glass elevator, which offers a semi-obstructed view of the hotel's vast atrium and bar, and then there's a detour down corridors to another elevator, where you might have to wait if the tower is at its 25-person capacity.

There, though, there's some-

thing to do: The guide-slash-elevator operator will tell you about the Bells of Congress, replicas of the 10 change ringing bells of Westminster Abbey that were a gift from Britain's Ditchley Foundation in honor of the U.S. bicentennial and have hung in the tower since 1983. There's a bell you can ring, or you can hear the actual bell ringers practice on Thursday evenings.

Early birds get the best views: The observation deck is open only from 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesday through Saturday, with the last admission at 11:30, but this is an attraction worth waking up for.

Wednesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW. Entrance to the Clock Tower is at the rear of the building, accessible from 12th Street NW. hilton.com. Free.

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The tower, which also houses change ringing bells, offers views of Washington National Cathedral and other landmarks.

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The happiest happy hours might be on the water

BY FRITZ HAHN

For my money, the most relaxing happy hours come with a water view. Sitting dockside, cocktail in hand, enjoying a breeze while watching boats glide by is essentially a mini-vacation — an escape from the day-to-day drudgery, at least for a few hours. ¶ No one is going to mistake the Wharf or the Yards Park for any riviera, but these D.C. waterfront happy hours, all on the eastern side of the Potomac River, let you blow off steam and welcome the weekend — or toast a random Tuesday afternoon — without too much damage to your wallet. Some opened this summer, some have been around for decades, and one recently came out of nowhere on social media. Best of all: You won’t have to sit in traffic to enjoy any of them.

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Kayaks are lined up outside Key Bridge Boathouse, a no-frills outdoor lot in the shadow of the bridge’s arches. It’s also an unlikely happy hour destination, with drink specials, boat tours and a view of the river.

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Key Bridge Boathouses

Polder anglic looks like business as usual at the Key Bridge Boathouse, a no-frills outdoor lot in the shadow of the bridge's arches. Groups and couples, some with their dogs, have come to rent kayaks, canoes or stand-up paddleboards, putting on colorful life jackets over their bathing suits and UV-promotive shirts before hatching onto the calm, phary Potomac.

Then you realize that there are far more people who aren't there for recreation on the river, but for $1 Baid Lights and $4 Runt! Hard earners and to play conclude while a guy on acoustic guitar performs songs for Neil Young, the Beatles and the Ulster Underground.

The boathouses at an unlikely spot for a lousy happy hour, but over two hours a double stream of newcom-era-arches, waiting to line for drinks before stalking seats at untimble-shaded picnic tables or Adirondack-style chairs looking out over the water. Some people head to the wooden dock, while others hang out closer to the century-old bridge.

Adventures Unbound, which operates boathouses along the Potomac and Anacostia rivers through the National Park Service, including at National Harbor, the Tidal Basin and the Columbia Island Mission, launched happy hour at the Key Bridge location, roughly four-automers ago. In 2001, it was a full "Jimmon at Duck" event that included school-vential, catered dinner, drinks and live music.

The new version, which has put ten tractors on TikTok this year, is much more streamlined: In addition to the drink special, some weeks feature a discontent 80-minute kayak tour of the monuments, beginning at 5 p.m., before returning for happy hour. One Picker is fully offered a package with a pontoon boat tour and a drink

for $55. (The pontoon boat tour may be coming back in August and September, check the website for updates.)

Looking west from along the river, where the trio of rocky islands known as the Three Bistera page up above the waterline, it held like you're not in the city at all. That's the appeal of this popular happy hour — well, that and the $2.0-era in my hand.

Prologis from 4 to 9:00 p.m. through August and from 4 to 6:30 p.m. through Sept. 10. 2000 Water 21. 3NF. capital.adventuresunbound.com.

NC Tackle Shop

Bantied close to the floating docks of the Tackle Marina, along the Anacostia River and Tuck between the signature Tackle Park Bridge, the NC Tackle Shop is perfectly positioned to supply fishermen heading out on a charter trip or just casting a line from the shore in hopes of natching blue catfish. All kinds of bait are available — frozen chicken looms and rims nectars, two canoe-creams — shingles, cobs, veels, replacement lines and other necessities. But the "Live Bait Cold Bear" sign in the window is no joke.

Tackler inside, and under cover of photos of fishermen bouncing and holding their prize catches, you'll find a small bar where you can order a can of beer, hand before or ready-to-drink cocktail, to purchase of night cruelties required. Happy hour, which starts at 4 p.m. daily, knocks a couple of bucks off drinks, meaning that Neither Lights from Dinners's Tivoli Brewing are $5, Miller Line are $4, and Coronas and Burbides are $5.

Beyond the prices, the gem here is the simple patio: a bunch of picnic tables with strings of lights overhead, surrounded by a homer jacket fence. The water is feet away, and the views of the Anacostia River

are unobstructed. You'll want to settle in with a book or just watch the world thrill by.

Daily from 4 to 9 p.m. 202 Baar Water 20. 2R (along the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail). detachablehop.com.

Catalonia

When All-Purpose Pizza announced the closure of its Navy Turf location in April, many people — including me — wondered whether the next occupant would be as friendly to pro- and postgame baseball crowds. We shouldn't have

worried. The Cajun- and Creole-flavored Catalonia offers per hour and guides instead of pros and guide knots, but anyone looking for a snack and a drink will do well here.

The indoor bar and the side patio, which is filled with picnic tables, open for happy hour at 5 p.m., isn't it rugged waiting until 4, when the rooftop "Wine Terrace" starts pouring. The walls there, along the front of the building, offer a prime view of the Products Douglass Bridge. There are high tables shaded by unheedips not far from a raised section with seven-love seats

ABOVE: The Key Bridge Boathouse has become a popular happy hour spot over the past few years, with $1 Baid Lights, umbrella-shaded picnic tables and a feeling like you're occupied the city. TOP LEFT: Kishak Shak and his wife, Janelle, at a boathouse happy hour. TOP RIGHT: Happy hour at Tiki TNT is a great chance to sample the bar's Thunder's Bum, which is distilled downstairs.

and large potted plants. Another draw! The rooftop patio has far more cooling houses.

Good news, bad news. I'd encourage anyone who appreciates a Ramon gin fist or a Surreac to visit Catalonia during regular hours, when the cocktail menu, developed by DrC bar veteran Rachel Bergi, is a delicious ambassador for the flavors of New Orleans. Happy hour is less focused on those clusters and more on such crowd-plasers as a classic Duck and Hooray, a spiked sweet tea with homemade two-in-fused vodka and optimal lemon-

ade, a frozen Irish coffee, and a margarita that gets its 10-to-goers fast from butterfly pea. These cocktails are 50 each; four wines, including a sparkler from the Lure, are $5; and four beets are $4, with Louisiana's 200m Ander leading the way. Snack on raw oysters ($34.75 for a half dozen), free cooked in tallow ($4.85) or trios of Aldine, with a choice of muffaletta or debris ($9.00).

Hyvar group scores stable with a view, you might be inclined to star past happy hour and on toward sunset. In that case, turn your atten-

tion to the bridge bill of wine near the bar, inspired by the two-day New Orleans wine bar Red Band, wine bridge on the rooftop feature bottles priced in the mid-920s to mid-930s, perfect for sharing.

Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. 59 Potomac Ave. 2R. catafonstadt.com.

Whiskey Charlie

It's hard for any bar — waterfront or not — to beat the view from Whiskey Charlie, the cocktail bar on the 105c/50cm of the Canopy Hotel of the Wharf.

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Located in the middle of the development, the rooftop deck's Potomac River ruins one front National Harbor past the Roseho decks, taking in the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, Old Town Alexandria, the Pentagon and the Jefferson Mansion. You can watch gallery playing the emerald-green courses of East Potomac Park and the places coming and going at Reagan National Airport. Walk to the back of Whiskey Charlie's resting area and another part of the city comes into view, centered on the domes of the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress.

There are a half-dozen cocktails for $10 during the daily happy hour, including the bouches-based Old Seafewag, which draws its sticky sweetness from Grand Mariner and its turquoise from black walnut bitters. The Vesicle-Choozie is more minty, with strawberry and lime complementing Alice Blane's toquila. Wine is $9 a glass, including a draft prowess, and beets are $5.

There is a caveat! Since opening a 2017 Whiskey Charlie had much calf reduced its open-air space, erecting a covered pavilion over most of the outdoor footprint. It's understandable that the hotel wants to use the rest for as much of the year as possible, but for those who want to park by our doors, many of the remaining uncovered seats are two-top tables lining the glass walls at the edge of the roof.

If a summer storm pops up, however, it's easy to duck under cover, or even into the main bar area, where Rose-to-rolling windows allow customers to enjoy the view while also enjoying the air conditioning.

Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. 2100 Maine Ave. 3W. ridded.com.

Tiki TNT

A 101 bar with a rum distillery under the same roof outside like the perfect spot for a island-ish afternoon at the Wharf. Take the elevator to Tiki TNT's roof, where a brown three-in off the Washington Channel, the walls are painted with tropical greenery, and the U-shaped bar is bottomed with less Revered admitting the boats and East Potomac Park, you can also shake your head and play the poor committees inching over the Francis Cain Memorial Bridge before turning back to your drink.

Happy hour is a showcase for Thunder's Bum, which is distilled downstairs and named after owner and veteran cocktail hound Todd Thunder. Any of the house ruins — the traditional when, the aged-gird or one of the more unusual varieties, such as the Green Spiced Bum, with notes of citrus and mace — can be combined with a mace, such as ginger ale or toms, for $7. The county, not-to-covered Pain "Kills" with rum, pineapple and coconut, is $5, alongside the happy hour version of the sale of acclaimed beer to which isn't quite as rich as the regular version. A beer touch. Bartenders pour a half-size version of the frozen cocktails — like the Bum "It" Cake, the adult version of rum favorite Merger flavor — into small plastic cups for $5.

The kitchen sands out each plate as coconut front during 1830s and crispy veggie spring cells (50), which provide necessary fuel when sampling runs. Happy hour is at level at the bars on the lower level, too, but there's something more hotter about sitting upstairs.

Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. 2230 Maine Ave. 3W. ridded.com.

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street from Nationals Park. Not only was All-Purpose Pizza replaced by Catahoula (see above), but also El Rey, which opened between All-Purpose and Solace Outpost in March 2025, abruptly shuttered in January for an extended refresh.

Cantina El Rey debuted April 1 with a stripped-down food menu — think tacos, nachos, taquitos, and chips and queso — and drinks that don't stray far beyond margaritas and ranch water. A pair of pool tables also arrived, and thankfully, the spacious patio, with TVs, wide tables and water views, remained much the same. Happy hour is cheap and simple: House margaritas, on the rocks or frozen, are $6. Beers start at $3 at 3 p.m. and go up a buck an hour, so $4 at 4 and $5 at 5. Basic nachos are $5 per tray or $10 with barbecue pork, chicken or the veggie mushroom-and-corn combo. They're almost too plain without the protein.

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ABOVE: Key Bridge Boathouse offers drink specials like $4 hard seltzers, and some weeks feature a discounted 90-minute kayak tour of the monuments. LEFT: The DC Tackle Shop near the Yards Park sells bait, lines and other fishing gear, but anyone can stop in for a beer and enjoy the waterfront deck.

During every Nationals home game, an extra happy hour starts at the seventh-inning stretch: $7 nachos and $7 frozen drinks until an hour after the final out. On a recent visit, we weren't sure whether we had time left to order, so our server suggested checking the QR code used to order food and drinks to your table. As long as that's showing the discounted pricing as an option, the deal is valid.

Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. and after the seventh inning of every Nationals home game. 79 Potomac Ave. SE. elrey-navyyard.com.

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Tony and Joe's

Tony and Joe's has been a destination at Washington Harbour since the 1980s, and every generation of 20-somethings is always ready to claim the outdoor bar as its own. One terraced area faces the Potomac and the boats moored along the boardwalk — forever the scene on a Friday night — while on the opposite side, a wider counter looks over the Harbour's famous fountain. There's mingling and mixing wherever you sit, and happy hour is especially popular, thanks to $5 drinks with any basic spirit and a mixer, such as a gin and tonic or a rum and ginger.

Wines are also $5, though they don't get fancier than Robert Mondavi. Beers are the same price, with the exception of Guinness. My experience has been that drafts are hit-or-miss, with some tasting a little off, so you might want to get a taste or focus on bottles. Combine the cheap drinks with $1 Virginia oysters, or discounted wings or tenders.

Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. 3000 K St. NW. tonyandjoes.com.

The Salt Line

"Summer Fridays" are a serious thing at the original location of

PHOTOS BY FRITZ WAHN/THE WASHINGTON POST

LEFT: Happy hour on the Catahoula rooftop deck offers a great view of the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge. The restaurant, which occupies the former All-Purpose Pizza location on the Anacostia riverfront, has a New Orleans-themed food and drink menu. RIGHT: The Salt Line's waterfront patio has views of boats practicing and racing on the Anacostia River.

the Salt Line, located across Potomac Avenue from Nationals Park's first plate gate. Happy hour starts at noon, when the large, square patio bar opens. Customers wander in for $6 Narragansett beers or $10 glasses of rosé or vinho verde to pair with snacks from the seafood-forward menu, such as smoked whitefish salad on fried saltines ($7) or coddles, the signature fried balls of salt cod and potato on fried saltines smeared with mustard ($8).

The discounts at the Salt Line are not as deep as other places mentioned in this story — the happy hour menu includes $18 for six local oysters, $12 for selected cocktails and $8 for a glass of Fiddlehead IPA — and if your primary goal is saving money, there are cheaper options nearby.

But sometimes it's worth it to hang out on the dog-friendly patio and watch sailboats make figure-eights on the Anacostia River. And Friday's happy hour, an extended six-hour window for sipping the $12 Cape Codder G&T, a delightful cocktail made with lemon-forward Malfy gin instead of the traditional vodka, feels much more unhurried and much more like a reward.

Monday through Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday from noon to 6 p.m. 79 Potomac Ave. SE. thesaltline.com.

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One Night Only ★★☆☆

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Rom-com gets freaky, to mixed results

The Sex Purge is here, and it's too high-concept for its own good

BY KATIE WALSH Tribune News Service

Every now and then a rom-com comes along with an absolutely ludicrous premise that we just sort of accept because it creates the unique conditions for watching a pair of budding movie stars fall in love. This year's entrant is "One Night Only," written by Travis Braun, directed by Will Gluck, set in a pretty familiar, if spit-shiny New York City. The catch is that America, for some reason, has outlawed premarital sex, with the exception of one night a year, when singles can get their freak on. It's like "The Purge," for sex, so the Sex Purge.

Braun's script was on the Black List, the list of best unproduced

TOP: Allie (Monica Barbaro) and Owen (Callum Turner) have a meet-cute in a world where premarital sex is banned except for one night a year. ABOVE: Barbaro, right, is plenty charming, but it's not enough to bolster the inherent structural flaws of this film's bizarre premise.

screenplays in Hollywood, which tends to reward hooky, high-concept projects like this, often to mixed results. That is most definitely the case with "One Night Only," a film that exists on the vapors of a bizarre plot and the

appeal of hot actors.

You probably have a lot of questions, and "One Night Only," is only going to satisfy some of them. How does the government police the premarital sex? With biosensors of course, as ex-

plained by a drunken tech bro (Nicholas Braun) in an exclusive lounge. Singles receive small tattoos that turn from red to green during the 12 hours that premarital sex is permitted, which measure things like oxytocin and

dopamine, and whether that sensor is in close proximity to another. Acts that are solo, distanced or parallel are permitted, yet many questions still remain about the kinds of sex that can be had during the mandated ban.

The why of it all is much less satisfactory. A news report explains that rates of teen pregnancy are down, which is a very 1980s justification, as all the current Christo-fascists are more concerned with a declining birth rate, and banning sex and enforcing condom usage (another "how do they do that?") is not going to fix that problem. The whole gambit feels dated and under-explored, both conceptually and politically — so you're saying single straight people are an oppressed sexual minority? Maybe that one should have been unpacked a little bit more.

On the night of the Sex Purge, the New York City streets are flooded with attractive, thin, largely heterosexual couples making out all over the place. Perish the thought of being single

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Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma ★★★★

Subversive slasher cuts surprisingly deep

Terror and desire go hand in hand in loving send-up of film nerds

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Jane Schoenbrun's three narrative features make up a fascinating trilogy about the mediated world and the identities we locate therein. "We're All Going to the World's Fair" (2021) sees a young girl losing herself in an occult online game. "I Saw the TV Glow" (2024) is a dreamy, metaphysical exploration of 1990s children's television, nostalgia, fandom and trans identity.

Their latest film — and arguably their masterpiece, at least so far — is "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma," a sharp, playful, sexy and surprisingly warm Hollywood satire about repressed millennials who have outsourced their sexual desire to the movies. The film is a loving send-up of film nerds who'd rather intellectualize and compartmentalize than truly feel in any sort of sensual or embodied way. Packaged in a delightfully erotic and utterly phantasmagoric love letter to 1980s slasher movies, laced with themes of Lacanian psychoanalysis and soundtracked to millennial dog whistles, it's Schoenbrun's battle cry to return to the "flesh and fluids" that made us in the first place.

Schoenbrun weaves the tapestry of "Camp Miasma" with familiar threads pulled from classic horror, noir and slasher movies. Hannah Einbinder plays filmmaker Kris, a "Sundance wunderkind" tasked with reviving the long-dead "Camp Miasma" horror franchise. As Billy Presley, the aging star of the "Friday the 13th"-style slasher series, Gillian Anderson is the Norma Desmond to Kris's Joe Gillis, and their "Sunset Boulevard" is the abandoned summer camp where the film was once shot. Billy now lives there, swanning about, smoking joints, painting, serving up platters of fried chicken and watching her film on a personal print. Kris finds her there during a

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LEFT: Hannah Einbinder, left, plays Kris, a filmmaker tasked with reviving the long-dead "Camp Miasma" horror franchise, while Gillian Anderson plays Billy Presley, the aging star of the slasher series. ABOVE: Kris and Billy have a bloody good time getting to know each other in this love letter to 1980s slashers.

snowy winter storm fit for "The Shining."

Kris speaks the language of the movies, and often only that. She references Norma Desmond outright, and rattles off facts about the stars of "Sleepaway Camp." Her Sundance movie imagined the violence of "Psycho" from the point of view of the shower curtain. Kris seems to derive dopamine from two primary sources: movie trivia and gummy candy. She's smart, neurotic and entirely

unsatisfied in her trendy, sexually fluid polycule, which unfortunately includes a bisexual man named Thor (Aren Buchholz).

But Kris is about to have a second sexual awakening with Billy, nested within the memory of her very first, which occurred while watching Billy on-screen in "Camp Miasma." Simultaneously, the "Camp Miasma" killer, Little Death (Jack Haven), who has a ceiling vent for a head, is emerging from the depths of the lake,

summoned by the creative coital energy that Billy and Kris are generating. Imagine the surprise and dismay of all the Hollywood executives when Kris tries to explain via Zoom that Little Death is the ultimate creator here — and he has final cut.

Making a movie about making a movie means that Schoenbrun actually gets to make the cheesy '80s slasher movie that changed Kris's life, with bimbos and himbos and fake blood galore. Schoenbrun

nbrun respects the genre and its meta-textual ephemera: the VHS tapes, fan conventions, and even the think pieces that live on obscure blogs.

But what's fun about Schoenbrun's movies is that while they are deeply cerebral about the medium-specific and self-reflective ideas on display, there's very little actual irony or rug-pulling. There's a deep-rooted earnestness that pulls it all together. Kris's Hollywood world is heightened, yet authentic, and so is Billy's reality, even if the exteriors of the remote, snowy camp are made of beautiful matte paintings and miniature sets. So are the geysers of blood Little Death summons with a giant spear, though they are hilariously excessive and digitally pixelated. It's all fake but it's all real too, Schoenbrun seems to be saying. The film is a multilayered confection of "realness," a mille-feuille of artifice, knowingness and films within films. The characters are simultaneously voyeurs and exhibitionists, subjects and objects, watchers and the watched.

One of the keys to this complex tone lies in the pair of performances at the center. Anderson delivers a breathy, honey-accented turn as a former screen siren, playing Billy like a Tennessee Williams heroine. But the revelation is Einbinder, who has been terrific in "Hacks" but pulls out something much deeper, and more carnal, here. She sells both the humor of her nebbish character but also the blooming emotion as she comes into herself, fully realized. Kris is funny, earnest, relatable, heartbreaking and ultimately empowered, and the film wouldn't work without the full range of Einbinder's performance (and one astonishing close-up).

Though Schoenbrun is playfully critical about the characters and setting, there's also a joy and reverence throughout "Teenage Death and Sex at Camp Miasma," which is so much more than genre exercise or knowing pastiche. The message here is to get out of our heads and into our bodies, and it's okay if we need movies to do that. Our movies, ourselves, after all.

R. At local theaters. Contains bloody violence, gore, sexual content, graphic nudity, drug use and some language. 112 minutes.

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BY THOMAS FLOYD

The Last House

Greta Lee and Wagner Moura star in this sci-fi thriller film — from “Fast X” director Louis Leterrier — about a family of four who are mysteriously locked in their home for months on end.

Where to watch: Netflix

Alley Cats

Ricky Gervais created and stars in a decidedly adult animated series about the rough-and-tumble street cats on the prowl in a British town.

Where to watch: Netflix

Reacher

The Alan Ritchson-starring action series, based on the popular Lee Child novels, returns for a fourth season — with a fifth already in production.

Where to watch: Wednesday on Prime Video

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From left, Noah Alexander Sosnowski, Wagner Moura, Greta Lee and Riley Chung play family members who are mysteriously locked in their home for months in sci-fi thriller “The Last House.”

NEPTIX

Ricky Gervais created and stars in “Alley Cats,” an adult animated series about a foul-mouthed gang of stray cats on the prowl in a British town.

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Alan Ritchson is back for a fourth season of the action series “Reacher.”

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and vulnerable, as they say on “Love Island,” on such a night, which is how we find our two winsome protagonists, Owen (Callum Turner) and Allie (Monica Barbaro). Owen’s a pizza man whose girlfriend (Maya Hawke) wants to explore someone else; advertising jingle singer Allie has been ditched by her best friend (King Princess) for a prince.

These two strangers are both despondent and desperate. When they bump into each other on the street, a meet-cute turns into a meet-puke, and so the story follows an enemies-to-friends-to-lovers track, as they spend one

crazy night continually running into each other on their increasingly urgent sex quest. The script does a good job of throwing up plausible obstacles and sticky situations for these two to navigate — price-gouged condoms, police raids, catfishing, injuries, parental ambushes, etc.

Turner and Barbaro have charm up the wazoo, and Gluck does a fair amount of key jangling to distract from the nagging issues of the premise itself. There are repeated gags about Allie’s job singing covers of popular songs reworked for pharmaceutical companies, and almost too many celebrity cameos. Every time a celeb’s face pops up it’s

essentially an “ooh, shiny thing!” moment so that we stop thinking about the intricacies of the world where Sex Purge happens, or even some of the wonky character moments — why is Allie so depressed her friend took off? Her hopeless romanticism isn’t well established, and there’s a whole complicated climax (no pun intended) involving the Empire State Building that could have been a lot smoother and more intuitive, according to romcom tropes.

Allie’s most impressive feat is making it 12 hours on New York City streets in spike heels and a sequined micro-mini, but romcoms are the stuff of fantasy

anyway. Yet “One Night Only” doesn’t present us with fun escapism, but rather a misguided, underbaked and very straight-guy fantasy version of what something like this might look like, which is essentially ... lots of people kissing in public? It’s so tame, yet also weirdly conservative. Turner and Barbaro give it their best, but not even their charisma can reliably bolster the inherent structural flaws of this concept and its execution. “One Night Only” needed to go back to the drawing board.

R. At area theaters. Contains sexual material, language and brief nudity. 102 minutes.

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★★★☆ HER PRIVATE HELL

Nicolas Winding Refn’s maximalist meditation on death, sex and daddy issues is a visual stunner — and a bit incoherent. (R, 109 minutes.)

★★★☆ I WANT YOUR SEX

Art and sex collide in Gregg Araki’s refreshingly honest rom-com. (R, 90 minutes.)

★★★☆ MINIONS & MONSTERS

The franchise’s latest romp — both a love letter to Old Hollywood and a lightly spiky critique — is more high-minded than the usual fare. (PG, 90 minutes.)

★★☆☆ MOANA

A vanity project for Dwayne Johnson, Disney’s latest live-action remake sails the same old seas. (PG, 115 minutes.)

★★★☆ OBSESSION

Rising filmmaker Curry Barker takes a simple, familiar premise and executes it with dread-filled flair. (R, 108 minutes.)

★★★★ THE ODYSSEY

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★★★☆ SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY

Even when weighed down with franchise baggage, this film sings with a lively New York and excellent fights. (PG-13, 150 minutes.)

★★☆☆ SUPERGIRL

The Kryptonian character’s story is told with indie sleaze, swagger and grit. (PG-13, 107 minutes.)

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One Night Only (R)

AGE 16+

Free-for-all sex comedy satisfies; partial nudity, drinking.

This romantic comedy is set in a future in which the U.S. government has banned all premarital sex except for an annual 12-hour free-for-all. Ironically, everyone is having sex except the main characters (Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner), as much as they might try: When the "sex window" opens, crowds across New York start making out and getting busy. Legs extrude through windows, bodies are put in positions that imply sex, a breast is seen from the side during one encounter, and lots of people are shown in underwear or bare-bottomed. And pretty much all conversations revolve around having sex, sometimes using very crude terminology ("I'm going to 'f'—her in the face," "dusty d—"). Language, which is extremely strong overall, also includes "s—t," "t—ts," "a—hole," "bastards," "pissed," "Jesus!" and more. Characters drink throughout, including shots, wine, beer and cocktails (one drink leads to vomiting). Amid all of this, the movie raises thought-provoking questions about whether the right person is worth the wait. (102 minutes)

Available in theaters.

Super Troopers 3 (R)

AGE 16+

Comedy threequead adds racial gags to its weak arsenal.

"Super Troopers 3' is the third movie in Broken Lizard's franchise of irreverent cop comedies after the 2002 original and its 2018 sequel. All follow a group of misfit state troopers who coast through their jobs, pranking both one another and

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the citizens they encounter. This time around, the gang rallies around one of their own (Kevin Heffernan) who's falling in love with the younger sister of a fellow trooper (Jay Chandrasekhar), who wholeheartedly disapproves of the wedding. All the while, the troopers try to bust the ringleaders behind a new Canadian drug that's crossing the border. Expect the group's usual brand of irreverent, outrageous jokes: There are gags about threesomes, anal sex and infidelity, paired with over-the-top violence and physical jokes that put the characters in life-and-death danger for laughs. Characters drink, take

psychedelics, and are generally unkind and manipulative to one another. There's also much more racial humor than in past installments, as the plot centers on an Indian wedding that offers the troopers plenty of opportunities to make iffy jokes about Indians and Hindu culture. (104 minutes)

The Last House (PG-13)

AGE 14+

Dystopian sci-fi thriller with violence, peril, blood.

"The Last House" is a dystopian sci-fi thriller about a family trapped in their home. The story revolves around

strange sea creatures attacking humans, leading to scenes involving violent assaults, blood and death. People face starvation and delirium during a lock-in, and they come across the cadavers of their neighbors. Animals are killed and eaten, and children are in peril. There's kissing and sexual references, as well as language like "hell" and mild insults. Adults joke about drinking, and they smoke a joint. Characters work together, show compassion and courage, and find strength in adversity. Oscar-nominated actors Wagner Moura and Greta Lee star. (110 minutes)

Available on Netflix.

Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner in "One Night Only," a rom-com set in a future where the U.S. government has banned all premarital sex except for an annual 12-hour free-for-all. Predictably, it's full of sexual content, along with extremely strong language.

Ice Cream Man (NR)

AGE 16+

Over-the-top gory, gooey Eli Roth horror doesn't satisfy.

Director Eli Roth's over-the-top horror tale is about a man whose ice cream causes children to slaughter grown-ups in gruesome ways. Violence is extremely gory, with tons of blood, entrails, organs, corpses and severed heads and limbs. Victims are hacked, sawed, sliced, stabbed, beaten and bashed in various ways. A child carries around a severed head, and children scoop the brains out of an open skull and eat them. A head is slammed down on a microscope, popping out an eye, and fingers are mangled in a garbage disposal. A character dies by suicide using a gun. Frequent language includes "f—", "p—y," "g—d—", "b—", "d—k," "a—", "Jesus Christ," "oh my God," "hell" and "retard," plus a middle finger gesture. A child mentions weed, and there's brief cigarette smoking. There's a brief glimpse of sexual/pornographic material, brief sex-related dialogue and references, and a mention of OnlyFans. (87 minutes)

Available in theaters.

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Expect the usual irreverent, outrageous jokes in "Super Troopers 3," the third entry in Broken Lizard's franchise of cop comedies, along with much more racial humor than in past installments.

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A family gets trapped at home in "The Last House," a sci-fi thriller with violence as well as displays of compassion and courage.

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Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: OC Sat. 2:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Dolby Cinema: CC Fri. 9:30-12:00-12:00 (C) Fri. 11:00-4:30-6:00-8:30- 11:30; Fri. 2:30-9:30; Fri. 10:00-10:30-11:30-5:00-5:20- 8:30-7:20-9:00-10:00-10:45; Sat. 11:00-10:30-11:30-5:00- 5:30-6:30-9:00-10:00-11:00; Sat. 11:00-6:00-8:30; Sat. 11:00-4:30-6:00-8:30-11:30; Sat. 9:30-12:00-1:30-10:30; Sat. 7:30

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 9:15-11:15-2:15-4:15-7:15-9:15; Fri. 12:30

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri.-Sat. 10:15AM The Inside (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 12:30-2:45; Fri. 6:50; Sat. 12:30; Sat. 9:30; Sat. 2:45

Ice Cream Man: Laser Projection: CC Sat. 4:15 Cookie Queens (G) Laser Projection: OC Sat. 12:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (3) (PG-12) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 9:45; Fri.-Sat. 8:30-1:30; Fri. 11:00-6:00; Sat. 2:30

The Odyssey: The MAX Experience (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:15-2:15-10:15; Sat. 10:15-6:15-10:15 Moana (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:45-3:20; Sat. 3:20 Tay Story II (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 9:30AM I Want Your Sex (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 11:00; Fri. 6:20; Sat. 10:30AM

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 12:50-4:50

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Dolby Cinema: CC Fri. 7:00; Sat. 3:30 Ice Cream Man: Laser Projection: CC Fri. 9:15-10:40; Sat. 10:40

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Sat. 4:30 Cookie Queens (G) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 9:50AM Moto from Earthova 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (PG-12) Laser Projection: Outdoor Sat. 4:00 The Odyssey: The MAX Experience (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 6:15; Sat. 2:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Sensory Friendly (PG-12) Laser Projection: Sensory Friendly, CC Sat. 10:50AM Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 Laser Projection: Sat. 3:00

Moana (PG) Laser Projection: CC Sat. 10:20AM Tay Story II (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 12:35-5:50; Sat. 10:20

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 6:45AM; Sat. 5:50 One Night Only (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 2:00- 4:45-7:30-10:15

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 11:15- 2:15-4:55-7:45-10:20; Sat. 11:15-7:00-9:15 Dovejo & De La Raza (PG) Laser Projection: Fri. Sat. 5:00-2:45 Cookie Queens (G) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:50AM

Aroma & Monsters (PG) Cinema: 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Sat. 10:00AM; Fri. 10:00AM

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) BigDome: Fri.-Sat. 10:30-1:15-4:30-9:45 The Odyssey (R) 1C: Sat. 2:30

The Inside (R) OC Sat. 2:00 Dovejo & De La Raza (PG) Fri. 11:30AM; Sat. 10:30-10:00

FWH Patrol: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Sat. 2:00 Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 Sat. 9:30 The Odyssey (R) Fri. 10:15-11:15-2:30-3:00- 3:30-4:45-7:15-7:45-10:15; Sat. 10:15-11:15-3:30-6:45- 7:45-10:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Fri. 11:00-11:30-12:00-12:50- 2:45-3:15-3:45-4:25-6:30- 7:30-7:30-8:00-10:45; Sat. 10:00-11:00-11:30-12:50- 2:00-2:45-3:15-4:25-5:45- 6:30-7:00-8:00-10:15-10:45 The Inside (R) Fri. 12:15-3:15- 9:15-10:45; Sat. 12:00-4:45- 7:30-10:50

The Odyssey (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Sat. 7:00; Fri. 10:15-1:45-4:00-5:00-7:00- 9:30-10:00; Sat. 10:15-1:45- 4:00-5:00-8:30-10:30 The Odyssey (R) Fri.-Sat. 10:30-2:20-6:00-9:30 Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) Fri. Sat. 10:30-1:00

Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 Sun 2:30

Reading Lolita in Tehran (NR) Subthed Fri.-Sat. 2:45-7:30 The Odyssey (R) Fri. 11:30- 3:15-7:00; Sat. 3:15-7:30 Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World Fri.-Sat. 12:30-5:15 The Odyssey (R) OC Sat. 1:30AM

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The Odyssey (R) Fri.-Sat. 12:15-7:15-3:30-4:45-6:50- 8:30

One Night Only (R) Fri. 1:45-4:15-6:30-10:15; Sat. 4:15-6:30-10:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Fri.-Sat. 12:00-1:00- 2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00- 7:00-8:30-8:30-9:00-10:00 One Night Only (R) OC Sat. 1:45

Super Stinson (PG) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

Ice Cream Man Subthed Sat. 12:30 The Odyssey (R) Sat. 12:10- 1:30-7:30-11:15 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) 4D: Fri.-Sat. 9:00AM; Fri. 9:20-10:25- 12:30-1:30-3:40-4:40- 7:30-8:00-10:20-11:20; Sat. 8:30-9:20-10:20-10:40-11:20- 11:45-12:30-1:30-1:40-2:00- 2:30-3:15-3:40-4:20-4:00- 5:20-5:40-6:30-7:30-7:40- 5:00-4:40-9:20-9:40; Sat. 10:20-11:00-11:20-11:40- 12:15-12:30 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (3) (PG-12) Sat. 9:40-12:30- 4:00-5:00-7:20-8:20-10:40- 47E2: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS Subthed: Sat. 1:00 Cookie Queens (G) Fri. 9:30-12:00-2:20; Sat. 8:50- 11:20-1:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 30 (PG-12) 4D: Fri.-Sat. 12:00-3:00-6:00-9:00-12:00 The Odyssey 7:00am (R) Fri. 11:00-2:30-6:40-10:20; Sat. 10:30-2:20-6:15-9:30 Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 Sat. 3:00 One Night Only (R) Fri. 9:45- 12:15-2:45-5:15-7:40-10:10; Sat. 9:45-6:30-10:10-11:50 Tay Story II (PG) Sat. 8:40-11:00

Ice Cream Man Fri. 10:10- 12:20-2:30-4:40-6:50-9:10- 11:30; Sat. 9:50-2:15-4:20- 8:40-9:00-11:20 Super Troopers 3 (R) Fri. 10:10-12:50-3:30-6:15-8:40- 11:20; Sat. 10:55-1:30-4:10- 6:50-9:20-12:10

The Odyssey (R) Fri. Sat. 10:20-2:20-4:20-10:15

Hubble (G) Fri.-Sat. Hubble: The MAX 30 Experience (PG) Sat. 4:30 Star Aspire: The MAX Experience (G) Sat. 2:10 Space: The New Frontier Fri. Sat. 10:30-5:30

To Pay Fri.-Sat. 11:15AM Wingard: Winger: The Science of Flight Fri. 12:00-3:00

Apollo 11: First Steps Edition Fri.-Sat. 1:00 The Apollo: The MAX Experience (G) Fri. 2:00 Wingard: Winger: The Science of Flight Sat. 12:00-3:00

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Confidence Prefer Blouses (1980) Fri. 1:45

Holoides: Planet (1956) (G) Sat. 5:00 Dovey Preyokorabbi (Original Browsing) (PG) Fri. 5:00; Sat. 11:45AM

Coming In America Fri. 9:00 Old Dinosaurs: Augit (1956) Sat. 5:00 The Brand of Movie Stiver Fri. 5:00; Sat. 1:00

Back to the Future (PG) Sat. 1:00 I Want Your Sex (R) Fri. 4:15 The Odyssey (R) Fri. 11:45- 1:15-7:30; Sat. 3:30-7:45

The Samurai and the Pleasant Fri. 12:00-4:30; Sat. 2:00-7:30

Unfriendly! 2:00 Fri. 11:15- 7:15; Sat. 11:15-1:30-5:15 Michael Moore: Manhunter: The Final Cut Fri. 9:30;

Sat. 5:00 Cars 20th Anniversary (G) Sat. 11:00AM

AMC Academy (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:30- 2:15; Sat. 10:30-2:15-4:50

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:00-1:15-1:45- 2:45-4:30-5:30-6:30-7:30- 9:00-10:15-10:30-10:50;

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Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 10:40- 1:20-4:00-7:50-10:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 30 (PG-12) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 12:00-1:00-3:30- 7:00-8:00

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 4:50 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Laser Projection: OC Sat. 4:30

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection: OC Sat. 4:15

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 6:45AM; Sat. 5:50

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 2:00- 4:45-7:30-10:15

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 11:15- 2:15-4:55-7:45-10:20; Sat. 11:15-7:00-9:15

Dovejo & De La Raza (PG) Laser Projection: Fri. Sat. 5:00-2:45 Cookie Queens (G) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:00AM

Aroma & Monsters (PG) Cinema: 2:30 (C) 2:30 (C) 2:30

Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Sat. 10:00AM; Fri. 10:00AM Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) BigDome: Fri.-Sat. 10:30-1:15-4:30-9:45

The Odyssey 7:00am (R) Fri.

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FWH Patrol: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) 1C: Sat. 2:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) Dolby Cinema:

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The Odyssey (R) 1C: Fri.-Sat. 11:45-1:15-4:45-9:45

One Night Only (R) 1C: Fri. 10:00-2:00-4:45-7:30-10:15;

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Super Troopers 3 (R) OC Sat. 4:45

AMC Montgomery (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) 1C: Fri. 9:00-10:45-4:00-3:30- 7:30-7:00

Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Fri. 10:00-1:20-4:15-7:20-10:00;

Sat. 9:00-1:45-4:30-6:15-7:15- 10:00

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) Mioissa & Monsters (PG) 1C: Fri. 9:45-11:15-1:45-4:15- 6:45-9:15; Sat. 9:00-11:30- 1:30-7:00-9:00

The Odyssey (R) 1C: Fri.-Sat. 9:45-10:00-11:45-1:15-2:00- 3:45-5:15-6:15-7:45-9:15-

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One Night Only (R) CC Fri. 10:30-1:20-4:15-7:20-10:00; Sat. 1:30-4:15-7:20-10:00;

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The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 10:15-12:00-2:15-3:45-6:15- 7:45-10:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) CC Fri. Sat. 8:15- 11:30-3:00-6:30-10:00

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 8:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; Sat. 1:15-5:00-7:45-10:30;

Ice Cream Man Laser Projection: CC Fri. 7:30-10:10- 9:45-10:30-7:30-10:10

Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 7:45-9:30; Sat. 10:15-9:30

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 10:45- 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:55; Sat. 10:30-12:15-4:15-7:00-9:55

Dovejo & De La Raza (PG) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 11:15-1:45- 2:00-4:00; Sat. 2:45-5:15-7:45

John from Earthova 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (PG-12) Laser Projection: Outdoor Sat. 4:00

Grateful Dead Most-Up At The Movies 2020 Sat. 3:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MAX Experience (PG-12) Laser Projection: CC Fri. Sat. 9:00-2:15-6:00-9:30

Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Fri. 12:40

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) OC Sat. 4:45

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Day (PG-12) Dolby Cinema:

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The Movie (R) 1C: Fri.-Sat. 11:00-3:00

Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Fri. Sat. 12:15-4:55

Mioissa & Monsters (PG) CC Fri. 12:00-2:35-5:20; Sat. 11:35-5:25

AMC Du Cinema (R) 2:30 (C) 2:30

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-12) 1C: Fri. 12:15; Sat. 3:45

One Night Only (R) 1C: Sat. 12:45

Super Troopers 3 (R) 1C: Fri. 1:30-4:30-7:30-10:15

Tay Story II (PG) 1C: Fri. 10:00-2:00-4:45-7:15-10:15

Super-Mart: Brand New Day (30 (PG-12) Fri. Sat. 12:45-4:15-7:45-11:15

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 9:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; Sat. 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30

Hudnobone: The Musical (NR) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 9:45-11:30-3:00-5:00-9:00

Super Troopers (R) Laser Projection: CC Fri. 9:45-11:30- 2:15-5:00-7:45-10:30; Sat. 8:45-11:30-5:00-7:45-10:30

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The Odyssey (PG) Fri. 10:40-2:40-4:25-6:45-8:15-10:25 Sat. 10:45-1:50-2:40-4:20-6:45-8:15-10:25

One Night Only (PG) Fri. 9:15-11:45-2:10-4:45-7:15-9:45 Sat. 9:45-10:55-1:20-7:15-9:45

Super Troopers 3 (PG) 2:00-4:45-7:20-10:15; Sat. 9:00-2:15-4:45-7:30-10:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Fri. 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30

2:30-3:45-4:45-4:45-5:45-6:00-5:30-6:00-6:15-7:00-7:30-7:45-8:20-9:00-9:20 Sat. 8:45-9:15-9:30-10:00-10:30-

11:00-12:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:00-2:30-2:45-3:30-4:00-4:15-5:00-5:30-6:00-6:15-7:00-7:30-7:45-8:20-9:00-9:20 Sat. 8:45-9:15-9:30-10:00-10:30-

11:45-12:00: Sat. 9:00-9:20: 9:40-10:30-10:45-11:15-11:45-12:00 Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. 9:45-11:30-11:00-9:40-4:40-6:45-8:50-9:00-11:30 Sat. 9:45-11:30-3:00-4:40-6:40-8:00-10:00-11:30

Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (PG-1-B) Dubbed Sat. 4:00

Super Troopers 3 (PG) Subthed: PG, Fri. 11:15AM; Sat. 11:40AM

The Night May Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:30

Tay Story 5 (PG) Laser Projection, Fri. 8:55-12:45-3:20 Sat. 9:35-12:25

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Fri. 10:00-10:30-11:30-11:50-1:30-2:00-2:30-2:30-3:10

5:00-5:30-6:00-6:30-7:30-8:30-8:00-8:20-10:00-11:30

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, Fri. 9:00-9:40-11:10-1:35-2:30-5:40-6:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:00 Sat. 8:40-10:25-12:10-2:30-5:40-6:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:55

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection, Fri. 11:30-2:15-4:30-7:30-10:10 Sat. 8:55-11:30-2:15-4:30-7:30-10:10

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (G) (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Fri. Sat. 9:30-1:00-4:30-

7:30-10:30 Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli

Fest 2020 (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Dubbed Sat. 4:00 PAM Patent: The Dino Movie

• Early Access My First Movie (PG) Laser Projection, Sat. 2:00

Grateful Dead Meet-Up at The Movies 2020 Laser Projection, Sat. 3:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MIAX Experience (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:00-12:20-3:40-7:00-10:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Sat. 4:00

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Laser Projection, Sat. 2:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Sat. 4:00, Fri. 11:30AM

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection, Subthed: DC Fri. 8:55AM; Sat. 8:25AM

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection, Subthed: DC Fri. 9:55AM; Sat. 9:25AM

Digital Watchman: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:10-12:30-4:40-6:20-7:10-10:20-2:55-4:05-6:35-7:00-10:20

The Odyssey (PG) Fri. Sat. 10:55-1:20-3:40-4:20-7:00-10:20

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Sat. 4:00-5:30-7:20-10:30-1:50-2:00-4:40-7:20-10:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 11:45-3:00-6:15-9:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) 4:00 Fri. Sat. 10:55AM

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) 4:00 Fri. Sat. 9:00-12:15-3:30-4:45-10:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Fri. 8:00-9:30-10:45-11:15-12:45-1:45-2:00-2:30-4:00-5:00-5:15-6:45-7:15-9:15-8:30-9:00-10:30 Sat. 9:00-9:30-9:30-10:30-11:15-12:45-1:45-2:30-4:00-5:00-5:45-7:15-9:15-9:00-10:30 Fri. Sat. 9:15-8:45-9:15-11:30-12:00-12:30-2:45-3:55-3:45-4:00-6:30-7:00-9:15-9:45-10:15

AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS Subthed: Sat. 1:00 Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies 2020 Sat. 3:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) Fri. Fri. Sat. 1:15-4:30-7:45-11:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Subthed: Fri. 10:35AM

One Night Only (R) Fri. Sat. 9:55-11:20-2:00-4:35-7:15-9:40

Tay Story 5 (PG) Fri. Sat. 8:00-9:40

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) Fri. 8:25-9:25; Sat. 8:00-10:25

Ice Cream Man: Fri. 9:00-10:35-1:30-3:50-4:10-6:25-10:40, Sat. 9:05-11:20-1:40-2:20-4:45-7:00-9:20-10:20

Super Troopers 3 (R) Fri. 9:15-11:40-5:00-7:40-10:20, Sat. 9:35-11:50-2:20-3:20-7:40-10:10

Hudrotown: The Musical (NR) Fri. Sat. 8:00AM

The MIAX Experience (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, Fri. 9:00-9:40-11:10-1:35-2:40-4:40-4:20-7:10-9:40-10:10-11:00

Tay Story 5 (PG) Laser Projection, Fri. 9:00-9:20-10:00-10:30-11:00-12:30-12:45-1:30-2:30

AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS Laser Projection, Sat. 1:00-1:20

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Laser Projection, Sat. 1:00-1:20

Grateful Dead Meet-Up at The Movies 2020 Laser Projection, Sat. 1:00

One Night Only (R) Fri. Sat. 11:55-2:25-5:00-7:40-10:20

Super Troopers 3 (R) Fri. Sat. 11:30-2:20-4:40-7:20-10:00

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Sat. 2:00

VIRGINIA

MIAX: Super Troopers 3D (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:00-9:15-10:45

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 9:15-12:20-2:50-4:30-7:00-10:00

VIRGINIA

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 9:00AM

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 10:00-12:00-2:00-4:00-6:30-8:00-9:40

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 11:20-2:00-4:40-7:20-10:00

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection, CC Fri. 9:15-1:40-4:20-7:00-10:20, Sat. 1:40-4:20-7:00-10:20

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:10-12:45-4:40-6:20-7:10-10:20-2:55-4:05-6:35-7:00-10:20

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 11:00-3:15-4:00-10:10

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC Fri. Sat. 9:00-9:45-10:15-11:45-12:30-1:15-2:30-4:00

4:45-6:45-7:30-8:15-9:30 Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection, CC, Sat. 9:15AM

The MIAX: Super Troopers 3D (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:00-9:30-10:45

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) CC Fri. Sat. 8:30-12:00-1:30-1:30-10:30, Fri. Sat. 9:00-12:30-4:20-7:20-11:00, Fri. Sat. 11:15-2:45-4:15-9:45, Fri. Sat. 9:15-10:15-11:30-12:45-1:30-2:30-4:15-5:15-6:00-7:45-8:45-9:30-11:15-11:30

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 9:30-11:45-1:30-3:30-9:30, Sat. 9:15-11:45-3:15-7:30-11:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 10:45-2:15-4:45-9:15

The Odyssey 70mm (R) Fri. 4:00-12:30-4:30-9:30, Sat. 8:40-9:30

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Laser Projection, Sat. Sat. 2:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MIAX Experience (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 8:00-11:30-2:00-6:30-10:00

Miiisios (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 9:45-12:30-2:00-3:30-6:00, Sat. 10:20-11:20-3:15-5:00-7:40

Take from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Dubbed Sat. 4:00

The Odyssey 70mm (R) Fri. Sat. 12:30-4:30-6:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Sensory Friendly (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Sensory Friendly, Sat. Sat. 9:00

AFEET: LIGHT THE WAY IN CINEMAS Laser Projection, Sat. 1:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The MIAX Experience (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:25-12:50-4:15-7:40-11:00

MIAX: Displaying F: The Story 5 (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:30-3:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 9:30-11:00-12:00-1:00-3:30-4:30-6:00

Time 8:00-9:30-10:30, Sat. 9:30-11:00-12:00-3:30-4:30-6:00-7:00-9:00-9:30-10:30

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 10:30-1:15-2:30-5:15-8:30-9:15

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 11:15-2:00-4:45-7:30-10:15, Sat. 11:15-2:00-7:30-10:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 2:30-4:30-10:00

Cookie Queens (G) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 10:30-12:15-5:45

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:45-9:45-12:15-1:15-3:45-4:45-7:15-8:15-10:45

The Samurai and the Prisoner Laser Projection, Fri. 8:30-5:20-8:15-10:40, Sat. 9:50-8:15-10:40

Tales from Earthsea 20th Anniversary - Studio Ghibli Fest 2020 (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Dubbed Sat. 4:00

Hudrotown: The Musical (NR) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 11:50-3:20-7:10, Sat. 4:20-7:10

The Odyssey 70mm (R) Sat. 12:30-4:30

MIAX: Displaying F: The Story 5 (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:00-9:00-10:00

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:00-9:00-10:00

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-12:00-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

The Odyssey (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-12:00-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

Tay Story 5 2D (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 12:20, Sat. 1:20

Miiisios 3D (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 2:10 Sat. 10:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day 3D (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 11:00-2:20-4:30-9:30, Sat. 9:40-3:20-4:40-8:05-9:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Sensory Friendly (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, Sensory Friendly, Sat. 8:40AM

PAM Patent: The Dino Movie - Early Access My First Movie (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Sat. 2:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 10:20-10:30-11:30-1:30-2:00-3:00-4:45-5:00-5:30-6:30-8:25-9:30-10:00

Sat. 10:05-10:30-11:30-1:30-2:00-3:00-4:50-5:30-6:30-8:25-9:30-10:00

Big Odyssey (R) CC, Fri. Sat. 9:35-1:30-5:00-9:20

One Night Only (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 11:25-1:25-4:50-7:40-10:25

Ice Cream Man: Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:30-10:30

Super Troopers 3 (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-10:30-12:00

The Odyssey (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-10:30-12:00

The Odyssey (R) The MIAX Experience (R) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 10:40-1:15-4:00-10:10

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. 6:40

MIAX: Displaying F: The Story 5 (PG) Laser Projection, CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-10:30-2:45-5:30-8:15-11:00

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. Sat. 9:30-1:00-4:30-6:15-9:15

Super Troopers 3 (R) CC, Fri. Sat. 9:15-10:45-8:45, Sat. 2:45-3:15-6:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) CC, Sat. 5:00

One Night Only (R) CC, Fri. 7:30

Super Troopers 3 (R) CC, Sat. 8:45

Miiisios & Monsters (PG) Sun, Sat. 9:00-9:00-10:00

The Odyssey (R) Sun, Sat. 9:00-9:00-10:00

Shopp in The Box (PG) Fri. 9:25-6:00, Sat. 11:15-4:00

Cookie Queens (G) Fri. 4:30-6:30, 9:30-4:30-6:45

Hudrotown: The Musical (NR) Fri. 1:30-6:45, Sat. 2:10-6:45

The Odyssey (P) Sun (R) Fri. Sat. 11:00-3:30-7:15

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) Fri. 10:30-11:00-12:00-1:00-2:00-2:30-3:30-4:00-5:00-5:30-6:00-7:00-8:00

Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies 2020 Sat. 9:30

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (PG-1-B) (PG-1-B) Fri. 9:30-10:30-11:15, Sat. 12:30-10:55-11:10

The Odyssey (R) Fri. 9:30-9:40-11:00-2:45-3:35-4:00-7:10-10:10-11:00 Sat. 8:30-9:45-11:00-2:30-3:20-5:00-8:15-10:30

Ice Cream Man: CC, Fri. Sat. 7:40-10:10

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (G) (PG-1-B) (CG Fri. Sat. 9:15-12:00-3:45-5:30-8:45-9:15-9:15

Catfishfest 2020 Fri. Sat. 9:40-11:00-11:15-2:45

Cine Night Only (R) Fri. Sat. 9:50-12:50-3:40-6:20-7:50

The Odyssey (R) Fri. Sat. 9:50-12:50-3:40-6:20-7:50

Super Troopers 3 (R) Fri. Sat. 9:50-12:50-3:40-6:20-7:50

The Odyssey (R) Fri. 10:35-2:00-3:30-4:00-5:30

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National Symphony Orchestra Gianandrea Noseda, conductor

AUG 14

GERSHWIN, BERNSTEIN & AMERICAN MOSAIC

AUG 15

DIANA ROSS

AUG 19

JOSH GROBAN National Symphony Orchestra

AUG 22

GIPSY KINGS featuring Nicolas Reyes

AUG 23

JAMES TAYLOR & His All-Star Band

AUG 30, SEP 1 + 2

JERRY GARCIA SYMPHONIC CELEBRATION National Symphony Orchestra

SEP 4

THE CONCERT: A TRIBUTE TO ABBA AUG 8

YACHT ROCK REVUE AUG 16

JASON ISBELL AND THE 400 UNIT Patty Griffin AUG 20

JON BATISTE National Symphony Orchestra AUG 21

GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV National Symphony Orchestra AUG 26

HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE™ IN CONCERT National Symphony Orchestra AUG 27

TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND Lukas Nelson AUG 28 + 29

SQUEEZE Adam Ant SEP 3

HOOK IN CONCERT National Symphony Orchestra SEP 5

SHREVA GHOSHAL SEP 6

PHILADELPHIA BALLET Stars and Stripes Forever! SEP 10

World Premiere of New Work THE JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA WITH WYNTON MARSALIS National Symphony Orchestra SEP 12

RAY LAMONTAGNE Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour SEP 13

JOHN FOGERTY STEVE WINWOOD SEP 15

THEE SACRED SOULS LA LOM The Womack Sisters SEP 17

THE AVETT BROTHERS Guster SEP 18 + 19

ERYKAH BADU De La Soul The Alchemist SEP 20

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