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推迟 大麻禁令

延迟将使

办公厅主任的家人受益

本文由肯尼斯·沃格尔、Christian、Board 和 Mike Bair 撰写。

华盛顿 —— 白宫正在游说国会，请求暂缓执行去年批准的对专利监测大麻产品的禁令，此次延迟将使总部包括这些 Wiles（特朗普总统办公厅主任）的无烟产品受益。

在政府的压力下，吸烟者将此次延迟匆忙纳入他们本周正努力通过的一项临时支出措施中，以试图避免 9 月底出现政府停摆。

该提案引发了国会内部的斗争，一些获胜者希望结束旨在应对公共卫生风险的限制措施，并可能延迟快速批准支出法案的协议。但该法案未做出任何延期，这体现了支持者影响力活动在避免新规方面的成功。

该活动部分由四位 Mosley 领导，他于 6 月在弗吉尼亚州夏洛茨维尔的 Trump-Winery 与 Wilson 女士的小女儿 Caroline 结婚。他是分销和销售监测大麻衍生 gunnison 和糖丝天然气的公司的首席执行官。该州的

虽然特朗普先生不喝酒也不抽烟，但政府对监测大麻的倡导与该主题的预税州一致，包括其他餐厅和健康趋势。这种做法引起了公共卫生官员的关注，并且背离了共和党的正统观点。

接 A17 页

随着乌克兰防空力量削弱，俄罗斯发起攻击

在基辅地区的一次住院事件受害者中，西印度群岛有几名在铁路站台最常见的人员。A11 页。

美国因滥用报告终止与器官捐赠团体的合作

作者：BRENN M. BENENTHAL

联邦政府正在离开这个在肯塔基州进行或获取器官捐赠的非营利团体，因为发现该团体从正在从伤势中恢复的危重病人身上获取了总计人数的器官。

周三宣布的这一决定将实际上关闭这个名为纽约希望组织 (器官捐赠团体) 的组织。这是

每月一次旨在解决美国器官移植系统中不安全且不公平做法的努力的一部分。

卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪，其部门监管移植系统，其妻子去年在南佛罗里达州成立了一个类似的非营利组织。在此之前，全国约 70 个拥有联邦合同管理捐赠的团体从未面临过问题。

“今天我们正在审查类别，”肯尼迪先生在肯塔基州列克星敦的一次活动中表示。“我们不会容忍——

关于忽视患者警觉迹象的指控

那些损害患者安全或影响任职时间或其家属的国家组织。”他表示，纽约希望组织 (器官捐赠团体) 危害了患者，并且尽管有多次改进机会，但未能修复安全漏洞。

纽约希望组织 (器官捐赠团体) 计划对该决定提出上诉。该组织在声明中表示，其遵守了所有联邦政策并实施了患者保护措施，并且“今天，超过 1,000 名等待救命器官移植的人将受到该决定、信息的负面影响”。

除肯塔基州外，该团体还在十几个县协调捐赠

接 A20 页

多年的忽视

导致 水供应遭到攻击

美国知识警告

联邦与州的冲刺

在官员指责

伊朗发动黑客攻击之后

作者：达斯汀·沃尔兹 (DUSTIN VOLZ)

华盛顿 —— 2021年，环境保护署在公共行政部门的领导下，提议制定强有力的网络安全指南，以更好地保护国家的供水系统免受黑客攻击。

官员们表示，这些步骤是必要的，且对于该州而言至关重要。许多市政府甚至缺乏基础程序，而那些监测水质（包括化学处理水平）的公司，对于潜在的攻击者来说更容易被发现。

然而，在共和党领导的各州和行业团体利用信息封锁之后，环境保护署隐藏了该指令。他们认为环境保护署缺乏采取此举的权限，且资金不足的公用事业内部人员将难以适应新的

环境保护署无法脱离其一直身处的系统。环境保护署无法脱离。环境保护署无法脱离。环境保护署无法脱离。环境保护署无法脱离。环境保护署无法脱离。

现在，当联邦和州政府官员正试图应对一场针对国家供应系统的惊人且广泛的袭击时，他们认为这很可能也是人类黑客所为。

上周，包括明尼苏达州和密歇根州在内的至少七个州报告了因黑客攻击——或对其的响应——导致运营受损的州用户事件。据参与调查的人员透露，报告可能受到影响的州数量之多，使其感到这并非个别事件。环境保护署尚未公开这些州，但部分州已出面确认相关活动。

至少100个市政府已确定其系统遭受了恶意黑客攻击，尽管其中一些可能是在警报触发后被拦截的，相关人员表示。一些安全专家表示，自动化漏洞系统的数量可能要高得多。

目前没有迹象表明任何供水系统受到了导致饮用水不安全的损害。但这些攻击导致了中断，需要手动操作规则，且糟糕的建议导致了谨慎循环的产生。

佐治亚州的克拉丽斯·卡内蒂 (Clarice Canetti) 在7月1日经历了更严重的干扰，官员们披露了相关工作。该县属于亚特兰大都市区，表示认为此次事件是“未经授权的——

续见 A20 页

Uber 的律师如何就女性的着装进行质询

电话记录：2024年8月27日

问：你知道你当时是否穿着比基尼吗？

编号：2022年12月24日

问：你当时穿着什么？

答：嗯，计划的服装是慢跑裤。

但我不记得上衣了。我记得那双运动鞋，因为警察把它们没收了，而我很喜欢它们。

编号：2024年1月17日

问：你记得你是否穿着内衣吗？

在法庭上

逼问受害者

Uber 深入挖掘原告过去

旨在应对性侵诉讼

作者：EMILY STEEL

2025年4月的一个周五早晨，一名20岁的女性在佛罗里达州的卧室里登录视频会议，参加她起诉 Uber 的诉讼证词录制。

她的司机此前已在刑事法院承认在2021年的一晚，在坦帕的一辆车内对其进行了阴道、肛门和肛门的强奸。他目前正在服刑，被判处20年监禁。在法庭文件中被确认为 June Don 的这名女性在民事法院起诉 Uber 疏忽，认为该公司本应在筛选和监督该司机方面做得更多，因为该司机此前有暴力记录。

在公开场合，Uber 宣称自己是一家致力于以“零容忍”和“透明”方式处理性暴力的公司，支持幸存者并以尊严对待他们。在多年收到性行为不端报告后，该公司制定了指导性风险。续见 A19 页

密歇根州的胜利为左翼在秋季的真正考验奠定了基础

作者：LISA LEBER

几个月来，民主党建制派一直有一个强有力的甚至足够的计划。在一名进步派密歇根候选人——从未赢得过任何选区的候选人——获胜后的 63 天里，他将难以赢得一个该党无法承受失去的摇摆州参议院席位。

该州州长、国会议员和总检察长全力支持他的初选对手 Raymond，在 Haley Stevens 之后，这是一场在摇摆选区的竞争。他们认为，后者能够赢得这种在缓冲地带州中常见的艰巨案件，那里的选民曾两次投票给 唐纳德·J·特朗普，并曾一次投票给 罗纳德·里根。

周日，一个民主党初选选民的摇摆选区对此表示反对，他们将心投给了一位候选人，其最受青睐的进步派信息符合年轻且受过大学教育的自由主义者的首要条件。

现在，随着 El-Sayed 博士进入大选，他的

Abled El-Sayed 博士是密歇根州的民主党参议院提名人。

候选资格将可能对该党崛起中的进步派翼造成最具影响力的挑战。一名持有毫不掩饰的左翼立场且缺乏经验的候选人，能否在一个温和州获胜？

El-Sayed 博士将为关于可选举性的竞争理论提供第一次大选检验，这些理论在参议员 伯尼·桑德斯 2016 年在国家舞台上展现其资本主义风格以来，在民主党内部已争论了近十年。进步派认为，他们党走向胜利的路径是通过一个能够吸引广泛工人联盟的流行经济议程。

续见 A14 页

中国的不吸烟者往往处于劣势，试图净化空气

作者：BERRY WANG

BERNE KONG —— 张女士（Amanda Chang）计划与她的母亲共进一次安静的晚餐，她的母亲最近刚接受了肺癌手术。但当张女士走过一家购物中心时，突然在餐厅外的走廊里遇到了浓浓的烟雾。担心母亲的健康，20 多岁的学生张女士走向这对中年夫妇，并指出在南京（中国东部的一座城市）的公共区域吸烟是不允许的。当他们抗议时，她走进餐厅，拿出手机开始透过窗户拍摄他们。那名男子冲进店内并开始辱骂她。他推了

争端更加显现

种族依然宽松

将手机顶在她的脸上拍照。他的家人当时也在餐厅等候，加入了这场冲突。在张女士录制的一段视频中（《纽约时报》已审阅），可以听到他的女儿在尖叫：“如果你不想闻烟味，就别管。”

这种摩擦在中国并不罕见，中国估计消费了全球约一半的香烟，且美国人在那里吸烟。但这绝非好事。

续见 A20 页

国际 A4.0

新西兰传统的终结

一个不从事赛车的新西班牙短语，政府致力于处理与这些组织的关系。A4 页

C.I.A. 秘密古巴工作组

该情报机构正致力于帮助在岛上的政治精英中建立业务。A7 页

国家 A12.21.24

被罢免的官员拒绝离职

杰罗姆·科尔，一座位于法院涂层山谷的城市，成为了选举定义中一个令人意外的例子。A12 页

华盛顿的证人优先

许多斯波坎县的人注意到一个州的行为十分可疑，并在看到烟雾后拨打了 101。A13 页

商业 B1.6

热门的新避税天堂

像 chromalaw Cows 这样的美国公司正转向欧盟最小的国家马耳塔，这是由四大会计师事务所推动的一种趋势。B1 页

高级时尚 D-6

Manu Creepsist 的朋友？

人们在争斗。周五的更新（见上图）实际上非常 kowkin。但他们不会阻拦。B1 页

预科风时尚的新时代

格子布、红色裤子、最好的鞋子——一种持久的美学正在寻找一批新的追随者。B6 页

体育 B7.10

钢人队教练的喜与悲

迈克·麦卡锡回到了他成长的地方匹兹堡。他的面色清新，但随之而来的是失去兄弟的痛苦。“这真的很沉重，”他说，“一切都让我想起火灾。”B7 页

主办城市称国际足联欠我们钱

世界杯之后，关于目前的欧洲训练成功管理机构的争议在数百万美元周围展开，这些款项被认为是以“遗产”款项的形式提供的。B6 页

观点 A22.23

Ross Doublet

艺术 C1.4

“Ted Laun”在哪里穿衣

从所有在思想开放的泰晤士河畔上演的电视喜剧中，伦敦的亚文化已经设定好（见上图），在一家七味商店中销售商品。C1 页

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伊朗战争期间套现的高管

内部人士披露，自战争开始以来，部分石油和天然气公司已通过股票获利数百万美元。

作者：克莱尔·布朗 (CLARE BROWN)

根据最近一份与《纽约时报》分享的分析报告，自伊朗战争引发能源价格飙升的供应紧缺以来，美国顶级石油和天然气公司的高管已出售了价值数亿美元的自家公司股票。环境非营利组织“地球之友”(Friends of the Earth) 的研究人员指出，自战争爆发以来的几个月里，内部人士已出售了近 4亿美元 的化石燃料公司股票。这些公司的股价上涨速度是美国市场的 2 倍，且其中 16 家与伊朗相关。Ceno-cPhillips 的高管报告的出售金额最高，总计 9000万美元。天然气巨头 Chernsey Energy 和 Venture Global 的高级内部人士分别排名第二和第三。

对于所有这些公司而言，自战争爆发以来几个月内高管股票销售的总价值已经高于 2025 全年的总额。（Shamnoflook Energy 否认了高额内部销售，但分析认为这与战争基本无关。）

这些数据汇编自向证券交易委员会提交的文件；当上市公司的内部人士（如高管、董事会成员或大股东）买入或出售公司股份时，必须提交此类文件。

公司内部人士交易公司股票并非违法，且股东在股价处于相对高位时出售股票也许显而易见。但批评者认为，石油和天然气公司自战争爆发以来获得的巨额利润，是以那些不得不支付更高电费和汽油费的人为代价的。一些民主党政策制定者呼吁征收超额利润税，以回收这些巨额利润的一部分。此类政策不会直接影响出售股份的高管，但可能会抑制股价上涨，从而减少内部人士的抛售活动。

“像 Chernsey 和 Venture 这样的天然气巨头正在给全国消费者的销售价格带来上涨压力，”领导此次研究的“地球之友”副项目主任卢卡斯·尚卡尔-博斯 (Lukas Shankar-Boss) 表示。“这些研究人员还将特朗普的战争利用作增加了自身动态财富的手段。”

随着石油和天然气公司公布其创纪录的季度收益，我们将更全面地了解自德国管道关闭、切断中东石油和天然气供应以来，它们的收益情况。已公布业绩的法国公司 Total European 报告了近三年来表现最好的一季度。

巨额储蓄，巨额抛售

三月份，ChernseyPhillips 的股价稳步上涨。首席执行官瑞安·拉索 (Ryan Lasso) 表示，他出售了两笔总计近 4000万美元 的股票。（由于其交易涉及折价买入股份然后立即出售，因此其净利润低于 8000万美元。）

3 月 31 日从家族信托中出售的价值 1000万美元 的股份，其平均价格比上次报告出售股份的 12 月高出 61%。次日，该公司股价收盘下跌近 16 点，跌幅约为 5%。

Chernsey Energy 的执行副总裁兼首席商业官阿纳托尔·费金 (Anatol Feggin) 同样以极佳的价格出售了股票，套现 $11.700 万

气候前行 (Climate Forward)

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在 5 月下旬售出的股份 45，就在该公司股价创下新高的前一天。执行副总裁 Sean Markowitz 表示，在同一天售出了 1660 万 股股份。

Ceno-cPhillips 拒绝置评。Chernsey Energy 和 Venture Global 未回应置评请求。

哥伦比亚商学院会计学副教授 Sebesi Kim 表示，油气价格上涨会导致油气公司股价大幅上涨，这反过来又会促使高管套现股份，这在情理之中。

“就激励机制而言，我认为股份与我们的预期完全一致，”Kim 博士说。

另一方面，销售高峰可能被用作一个案例，即近期股价的上涨更多地与特定财产或环境相关，而非公司的伊朗 arm 战略。换句话说，当战争被看到时，股价预计将会下跌。

“如果你预期战争将永远持续下去，那么你就不会卖出，”Kim 博士说。

超额利润税的支持者认为，近期油气价格上涨带来的企业利润应以更高税率征收，因为这是战争的结果，而非卓越的经营业绩。超额利润税可用于建设合理的能源设施或向受通货膨胀影响的消费者提供退款，这同样有益。

目前，能源部门的超额利润税没有得到共和党的支持。

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密歇根州美国参议院初选结果 适当的 Abdul El-Sayed 博士在密歇根州参议院民主党初选中险胜中道派代表 Haley Stevens。这场最新且激烈的竞选分化了该州的民主党人。El-Sayed 博士将在 11 月面对共和党前代表 Mike Rogers，竞争一个可能决定参议院控制权的空缺席位。

愤怒的特朗普困惑于理解伊朗的失败领导人 总统特朗普因未能与伊朗达成有利协议而在政治上付出代价，他并非首位被该国领导人搞得困惑的美国总统。在一篇新闻分析中，Michael Crowley 详细描述了自 1978 年伊朗伊斯兰革命以来，他的多位前任如何试图解读德黑兰的“近权力结构”。

他有残疾。但新学院还是把他解雇了。 6 月，北达科他纽约市（作为一项行政部门称将拯救宇宙的重组计划的一部分，解雇了 19 位教授，其中 10 位有残疾）以应对财务危机。报道高等教育的 Sharon Dittrinder 与一名教育者交谈，该教育者表示，随着社会科学重新定义机构，这更多地危及了该学院的传承与未来。

21 世纪 50 部最佳惊悚片 《纽约时报》书评 section 请求近 300 位小说家、编辑、书商、图书馆员和评论家，选出 1890 年以来出版的最佳惊悚片。Stephen King 的作品“U.S.$150”入选了该名单，他投票选出的名单包括 King Larsson 的《龙纹潜刻》、Tania Franklin 的《猎人》和 David Merritt 的《潜行者》。

历史头条

有趣的事实

位于华盛顿的史密森尼国家动物园在气温超过 90 度时会给动物提供额外照顾。其动物学家为老虎等大型动物提供了冻在冰块中的肉类。

东京动物园的 I Love You 在平均热指数超过 100 km 的数周之后

受来自日本的芝加哥白袜队大牌自由球员村上（Murakami）的启发，该球队在球场菜单中增加了一款新小吃：一种配有酱油的“Park-Up”风格寿司冰淇淋。

白袜队，布朗 (村上) 在 9 / 5 早晨快速提供 一款“Pork-Up”加州卷

跳蛛是一种分布在除南极洲以外每个大洲的常见蜘蛛，目前正成为受欢迎的宠物。Pets and Puffsman 去年开始销售它们。

Jess Bates News-James 软体动物之网 2 / 5

台风委员会为在太平洋形成的热带气旋维持着一份包含 160 个名称的活跃名单。名称包括 Ganguri（韩语中的青蛙）和 Tivou（密克罗尼西亚语中的跪姿）。

台风名称中的生命 Jim Burt 的时间（活跃地说， 深思熟虑，4 / 4）

自从《泰德·拉索》（Ted Lasso）剧集开播以来，伦敦泰晤士河畔里士满（该剧大部分拍摄地）的酒店报告称，美国游客数量增加至最高两倍。

一个太平洋伦敦显著点 珀斯第三级 (Ellen C.)

新西兰是世界上最后禁止格雷豪德赛狗行业的国家之一，该行业在四个国家合法：美国、英国、爱尔兰和澳大利亚。

格雷豪德赛狗地图 以及新澳大利亚开始 3 / 4

迷你填字游戏

动作

动作

1. 请拥有一种风格

2. 某种回顾性大学

3. 学生右手指向上为

4. 指定一种风格

5. 制造者不能通过一个人的游戏

6. 在大获成功之后

7. 虚拟“正常”中的曼丁哥

8. 美丽模式中的万宝路

9. 某种金镜寻找的东西

10. 更多

11. ...大约 10"

注：在本谜题中，每个答案随类别的最后一个词而改变

前一谜题的答案

读者角落

呼吁：您在纽约市最喜欢的服装店是哪些？

对某些人来说，纽约被誉为购物之都。感觉到您的服装店是一个充满商品的城市，可能像是一种个人启示。在追求精品店的利基产品时，您可能会认出多年未曾想到的部分自我。或者，这些东西可能会引导您走向一件从未考虑过的商品。

为了重点介绍纽约市中最令人满意且最令人惊喜的服装购物目的地，时尚编辑部编制了一份大苹果城 25 家最佳商店的名单。现在我们想听听您的意见。

告诉我们那家让您想买下店内所有东西的精品店，或者墙壁商店中的帮助（充满了复古发现）。是什么让这家店如此出色？您去那里时寻找什么？关于这个地方，还有什么其他能提升购物体验的吗？

或者，如果您在纽约市有最喜欢的商店，请在 nytimes.com / marlboro 提交 80 个。您的回复可能会在未来的文章中使用。

倾听 (Listen In)

纽约时报音频节选：

特朗普总统最近宣布启动所谓的“特朗普账户”投资发展计划，旨在帮助解决国家的贫富差距。在《每日》(The Daily) 节目中，纽约时报负责家庭与教育报道的克莱尔·卡尔·米勒 (Claire Carr Miller) 解释了这些账户的运作方式，以及为什么这么多美国人尚未注册。请阅读她与主持人 Zelen Kosso-Yenings 对话的编辑节选。

美国人可以使用 1851 表格 4547 开立特朗普账户。

这些账户是什么？流程是怎样的？

任何 18 岁以下的人都可以开设一个以其名义的账户。法律规定，许多账户将作为低成本在线基金创建，这基本上意味着他们可以以极低的手续费进入广泛的股票市场。2023 年 1 月 1 日之后，以其名义开户的孩子将自动获得来自联邦政府的 $1,000。此外，家庭、朋友、雇主以及慈善家也可以捐款。

当孩子 16 岁时，该账户将转变为 U.K.A.，这本质上是一个只能用于特定目的的账户——如退休、大学或购买首套房。

此举的一个目标是解决贫富差距。贫富差距 (wealth gap) 与收入差距 (income gap) 有什么区别？

我们听到了很多关于美国收入不平等的话题，这指的是最底层工人与最高层工人每年赚取金额的巨大差异。但财富是指储蓄和资产——例如退休账户和你拥有的奖金。

你的财富基本上就是你的净值。

没错。这对于最终退休或支付大学费用等事情至关重要。但它在日常生活中也起着重要作用，因为拥有这类储蓄提供了一种缓冲。如果你有一项意外的医疗支出且没有储蓄，那会对你的家庭造成极大的资源压力，甚至让你陷入贫困。

请在 nytimes.com / marlboro 聆听完整剧集。

助力 (Here to Help)

旅行 101：携带自闭症患者旅行的建议与策略

自闭症是一种影响沟通、学习和行为的终身状况。自闭症患者的情况各异，从日常生活中需要大量帮助的人，到能够独立生活且几乎不需要帮助的人。以下是一些让携带自闭症患者旅行变得更轻松的建议。

针对儿童

制作一本图册。书里应向孩子展示他们在旅途每个阶段将做什么或看到什么，可以包括关于安全检查站、登机和行李领取的故事。

准备一个安抚工具包。TAA（一个为发育障碍人士服务的非营利组织）心理评估高级主管瑞秋·拉巴顿 (Rachel Labaton) 博士表示，包中可包括降噪耳机、太阳镜、指尖玩具、手持电子游戏机和零食——任何能够提升幸福感的东西。

将其变成游戏。拉巴顿博士说，可以通过将其变成游戏来通过机场的不同阶段，例如绘制一张地图并颁发小奖品。

告知机组人员。神经多样性父母指南 (Neurodiversity Parent Guide) 创始人 Karla Aulow 表示，可以制作一张解释孩子需求的卡片并交给乘务员，因为在登机过程中并不总是方便进行交谈。

安排飞行后的休息时间。Travelstation 旅行社无障碍旅行总监、同时也是一名自闭症儿童家长的 Jordanie Izzo 表示，当你下飞机或到达酒店时，留出一段时间让每个人跑跑跳跳、放松身心，或做任何他们需要做的事情以缓解压力。

保存快乐回忆。Izzo 女士建议，拍摄照片并制作一本快乐回忆录，以强化对旅行的积极联想。

适合所有人

选择合适的登机时间。如果您需要额外的时间来安顿，请告知登机口工作人员您需要提前登机。如果您不希望大量人群在身边穿梭，或者不需要额外的时间走到座位，请随较晚的组别登机。

尽量减少临时决定。提前决定在机场哪里用餐，如果出现延误该怎么办，以及在登机口坐在哪里。

寻求帮助。Autism-Double-Checked 是一个专注于帮助自闭症旅行者的组织，它提供了一份清单，列出了拥有经过培训的员工以支持自闭症旅行者的相关问题、机场和目的地。在 New Autism Plan 计划中，提供了机场旅行演习，包括通过安检和登机等活动。

关于运输安全管理局 (TSA) 检查站的帮助，特别是对于 flats with inner service station, data they，Autism-Double-Checked 的首席执行官建议联系 TAA 72 和 e-fedors flying 以支持 a gas-songer 支持专家。这些员工可以引导您完成流程并根据需求提供建议。

在 nytimes.com / travel 阅读 Travel 101 系列。

纽约时报

磨砺 员工视角。 赋能 前瞻思维。

为公司提供《时报》的全员订阅。nytimes.com / atwork

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国际

纽约时报

周五，在纽西兰（New Zealand）旺加努伊的 Hattick 赛道上，业主和训练师们引导他们的格雷豪德犬（greyhounds）参加该国最后一场商业格雷豪德赛跑。

格雷豪德赛跑停止，新旅程开始

新西兰致力于关爱犬类与民众

作者：EMANUEL STOARES

新西兰，旺加努伊 —— 在旺加努伊市一个简朴的郊区赛道上，数百人于周五晚上聚集在一起，共同见证新西兰运行时间最长的博彩运动之一的最后一个夜晚。

这次活动在市内的哈蒂克赛马场（Hattick Raceway）举行，标志着该国最后一场商业格雷豪德犬（greyhound）赛跑的结束，从而终结了一项拥有超过 100 年历史的传统。

这里的场景具有鲜明的基维（Kiwi）特色。赛道围起的一片场地兼作橄榄球场，边缘点缀着皮基特-伯恩斯树（Pickitt-Burns trees），这是新西兰的本土常绿树种。

间歇性的暴雨和阵风穿插在活动过程中，一台小型拖拉机缓慢地旋转着，在当晚计划的比赛之间抹平赛道上的爪印。在每次冲刺开始前不久，赛狗被准备好进入行动状态，它们光滑的皮毛在泛光灯下闪烁。

旺加努伊当地人兼训练师马丁·古登（Martin Gooden）总结了当时的情绪。“主导的情绪是悲伤和不公正，”他说，因为格雷豪德犬赛跑的投注在新西兰仍将合法继续，但仅限于境外赛事。

新西兰是世界上最后几个禁止格雷豪德犬赛跑行业的国家之一，目前仅有美国、英国、爱尔兰和澳大利亚等少数国家实施了禁令。

上周的关闭并未结束此事。它们代表了一个更广泛的国家实验的新阶段，因为政府现在必须为这些狗寻找新家，支持那些生计依赖于赛跑的人们，并处理这项在某些社区根深蒂固数代之久的运动所带来的阵痛。

行业代表对禁令提出了异议，认为福利标准已经提高，且许多人的生计依赖于这项运动的保留。而批评者则持有截然不同的看法：在多年要求改革以及犬类持续遭受伤害之后，这是一个迟到已久的步骤。

新西兰防止动物虐待协会（SPFA）的阿努贾·戴尔（Anuja Dale）博士表示，禁令是基于十多年来多次独立的审查。她说，这些审查发现了“在每个赛道上持续存在的、系统性的动物福利问题，其中包括极高比例的严重受伤和死亡、对非法和禁用物质的反应，以及在荒凉的犬舍中长期被禁闭”。

她继续说道：“自从 2020 年 12 月 10 日正式宣布禁令以来，已有 12 只狗因比赛日的受伤在当地诊所死亡。”

根据格雷豪德过渡机构（GTA）的数据，大约 1,000 名新西兰人（包括训练师、相关工作人员以及新的分包商）将受到该行业终止的影响。GTA 是政府建立的负责监督该运动关闭及其后续工作的机构。

新西兰政府表示，将向受该禁令影响的社区提供剩余的心理健康服务、补偿和其他形式的支持。

根据政府估计，这次过渡在三年内将花费高达 6000 万 新西兰元（5.15 亿），并将由新西兰国家注册博彩机构出资。GTA 的一名发言人在一份声明中表示，其中大部分资金将用于安置约 1,400 只格雷豪德犬。

尽管采取了这些措施，但一些接受《纽约时报》采访的业内人士表示，这对他们的生活影响将非常严重，有些人认为除了离开该国继续在该领域工作外别无选择。

“这对我们所有人来说都将是巨大的改变，有些人将无法从中恢复，”新西兰格雷豪德赛跑协会（Greyhound Racing New Zealand）负责人、终身训练师克雷格·罗伯茨（Craig Roberts）说道。

居住在新西兰南岛基督城附近的罗伯茨先生告诉《纽约时报》，他正准备移居澳大利亚，继续从事格雷豪德赛跑工作。

“我原本没有打算去那里，但我现在有一个必须抓住的机会。我将离开我的亲近家人，尤其是我的孙辈，”他说道。

在旺加努伊的赛道上，周五的雨在最新的微风吹袭下时断时续。在经历了四个小时的零星比赛后，在当晚最后一场追逐赛即将开始之际，气氛发生了变化；一些驯狗师在引导赛狗绕场走向起跑位置完成仪式时流下了眼泪。

最后一场比赛在人群的欢呼和支持中结束。随后，驯狗师们最后一次离开赛道，然后分小组聚集在一起低声交流。

随着人群的声音渐渐平息，最后的格雷豪德犬主人在小团体中徘徊。确认者们传达的大部分安慰之词在空荡荡的赛道上回荡。

Nec Craig，63岁，在观看比赛时拥抱另一位主人Megan Peters，47岁。一些主人计划搬到澳大利亚，在那里格雷豪德犬赛跑仍然合法。

来自Paknorrara North的赛事经理Georgia Cole表示，该行业的终止让她心碎，她也将搬到澳大利亚。

“在那整个生命中，我正在失去一切，”她说道。“这里的一些人就像我的家人一样。我10岁起就在赛狗场长大。”

一只获胜的狗披在林间，“一个era的结束。”新西兰出于对赛狗福利的担忧，禁止了这项运动。

韩国急诊护理危机使婴儿陷入更大危险

作者：JON YU YOUNG

首尔——上个月在韩国，一名婴儿在进入一家整体干净的医院后几乎立即开始发青。

不远处就有一家新生儿重症监护室，但那里的专家在多年面对每周 86 小时的工作量后，近期已多次辞职。另一名专家则尚未返回。在临床和国家生活的新生儿正挣扎着呼吸，被送往第三家医院，开车需要 10 分钟。当她到达那里时，她去世了。

在西部城市全州发生的这起死亡事件，由国会议员和当地新闻媒体主导，是韩国更大危机的一部分：能源 / 氰化物（energy / cyanery）差距的扩大。新生儿医生的短缺尤其令人担忧，因为该国多年来一直试图提高其生育率，而该生育率在已知水平中处于最低之列。

随着 2000 年代出生率降至替代水平以下，韩国经历了深刻的变化。数千所学校在过去几十年中关闭。40% 以上的日托中心在近年来缩减了规模。儿科医生、产科病房和新生儿医生的数量每年都在骤减。

根据政府和医生团体的说法，该国现在有 77 个 NICU，而 100 名专家被指派照顾一些最脆弱的患者。在当地大都市区以外，短缺情况最为严重，该国人口来自首都以外的医院，医生们表示，这里一名专家一次要照顾 10 名以上的婴儿。

新生儿医生表示，政府扭转出生率的措施在改善他们的工作条件方面几乎没有作用——长时间工作、低薪、诉讼期，韩国更广泛的医疗界中没有人能从中获益，这导致了数千名医生进行了为期 18 个月的罢工，该罢工于去年 9 月结束。新生儿专科的未来尤其 dire：根据政府数据，近年来在 NICU 工作住院医生的数量减少了 14%。

Young-Ah Yoon 是 hons. St. Mary's 医院新生儿科的一名教学医生。她说，在她 35 年的医生职业生涯中，她经历的每周 100 小时工作周多到数不清，尤其是在作为初级教员的早年期间。现在她的部门没有任何 conduct，引发了人们对需求未来的质疑。

“在对我们的支持或保护如此之少的情况下，为什么有人想在这里工作？”她说。医院规定由新生儿医生或执业护士来填补人员缺口。

医生们认为，政府的努力一直集中在增加出生率上。在过去的二十年里，韩国在诸如低生育期现金补贴、创建特殊书写以及为男性更新的免费婚礼场地等计划中投入了相当于数千亿美元的资金。但能力可以像旧日那样，并未尝试确保那些护士能够为国家最年轻的公民提供充足护理的需求。

“在确保训练有素的医疗专家的充足性方面，激励机制仍然存在不平衡，”曾在新加坡国立大学从事公共政策研究的儿科医生 Tae Puk Lee 教授说。她补充说，政策重点一直“均匀地导向辐射过程的研究”。

韩国新生儿学会将政府鼓励人们生育但很大程度上忽视新生儿急诊医疗护理缺乏的政策描述为一种“悖论”。该学会在上个月的一份声明中表示，当地大都市区以外的 NICU 接近“灾难状态”。

政府已宣布将增加接诊患者数量并帮助贫困人口。“这更多是为了提高医生的薪资。它不一定能奏效，因为国家癌症控制部门和第2医疗中心的依赖人数在减少，以加快紧急转院。”

“出于责任感，我一直在不懈努力，”尹教授说。“但我担心如果情况继续这样发展，很快将没有人能照顾这些婴儿。”

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纽约时报国际版，2026年8月6日，星期四

右图为驾驶舱内的 Joaquín Mosquera 和 Juan Sebastián Lucía，以及同一架在 1946, 年由 Lone Star Air Cargo-Laton 拥有的 DC-3 飞机。

令人心潮澎湃的旅程

在 DC-3 的机舱内， 一条哥伦比亚的生命线

作者：MAX BEARAK

我们在八千英尺的高度飞行，这个高度足够低，能让我们看清下方雨林中的一个个小镇，就在这时，一面高耸的 malabarcasos sumidas 之墙在我们面前升起。

没有办法绕过它——它有数英里宽——也没有办法飞越它，因为我们乘坐的是一架 84 年机龄的道格拉斯 DC-3，这可以说是史上最传奇的量产飞机，但它没有明显的加压机舱，这限制了我们能够飞行的最高高度。

随着飞机与风暴相互逼近，机长 Joaquín Mosquera 推开了他的窗户。在穿越晴空时，他会把胳膊肘撑在窗外，就像在泥泞的土路上开一辆旧皮卡一样。乘坐 DC-3 也是如此，就像是被一台拖拉机拉着在天空中行驶。

这架飞机——在仅有的 31,000 架量产机中之一——是最后一架运营定期客运服务的飞机。当我听说在哥伦比亚有一个任务时，我就知道无论付出什么代价都要登机——既是以一名记者的身份，也是以一名航空迷的身份。

其余五架 DC-3 最近要么被用于旅游观光飞行，要么用于加拿大 raudra 等偏远地区运输货物，唯独这架由 Aerobase del Llano（Planas Airlines）运营的飞机，在哥伦比亚偏远的山区和丛林中运送乘客。

我不禁在想，在这个世界上，这架八十多岁高龄的飞机竟然仍在为人们提供运输服务。他们是谁——他们是否像我一样对 DC-3 感到兴奋？

不久之后，我站在机长 Mosquera 身后的驾驶舱内，终于穿过了黑暗的云幕，飞机突然被热气流猛地向上推高了数百英尺，就像被抛向空中一样，热气流带着来自丛林的水汽，以及我们所有人，向着八十岁高龄的高度冲去。

我的心猛地跳了起来。这就像是我生存的意义。在我身后，其他乘客肩并肩地坐着，紧紧抓着身下的长凳。

多功能工作马

我第一次看到 DC-3 是 1939. 年在莫桑比克的波恩。它属于 humanitar's Force，这是一个向被 Max 气旋导致无家可归的人们提供援助的福音团体，而我当时正在报道该气旋的后果。在 30,000 人的规模中，这些人并非处于真正偏远的地区，但 DC-3 可以在临时跑道甚至荒地起降，同时携带 1,000 磅货物——是 Vienna Grand Carnival 的两倍。

这种组合使其在这次及其他人道主义情况下具有优势。这也是它们成为第二次世界大战中盟军获胜决定性因素的原因，当时绝大多数 -3 都在此时期生产。在整个战争期间，从比利时到俄罗斯，-3 运送部队和签署的物资。

-3 在其鼎盛时期过去八十年后依然在飞行，这也证明了它的耐用性。这种飞机在机头受损或硬着陆导致机盖脱落或渗漏时，是可以重新组装的。根据哥伦比亚报纸《El Tiempo》的一篇文章，在 1971, 年（在我出生前 17 年），Aerobase del Llano 使用的一架飞机紧急着陆，乘客们毫发无伤。这架飞机被字面意义上的“锤击”回了可飞行状态。即便现在，驾驶舱里悬挂的安全工具包仅由一个空气、一台机器和一个被发动机油染污的炉灶组成。

我发现这架飞机是因为有一天我正绝对地检查一个我轻微成瘾的应用程序。Flight that's all，它在地图上显示实时飞行跟踪信息。我用手指点击了一架

Simón Posada 贡献了报道：

在国家人口稀少地区飞行的飞机，令我惊讶的是，它是一架 -3。

几周后，我从波哥大乘坐共享出租车穿过 Andro 山脉，前往 Villavicencio 的空军研究办公室，那是哥伦比亚基地上最大的城市。我支付了现金并拿到了一张手写的登机牌。

如果你是个渔民，你可能会用盐鱼支付机票。租户们利用了货币的获取渠道。这被意味着交给空军所有者——他们可以在 Villavicencio 的批发市场出售货物。

由于这些身体如此至关重要，这将是我乘坐 -3 飞行的 3, 天中的第一天。Leonardo Rivera 的家族承包了这架飞机，每周飞往亚马逊的封闭社区，他位于干燥鱼类的外国架子对面。

“Rugby spay, buggy tiger, canhams，”他说，这些是 croutials 的种类。“和钱一样好用。”

乘客大多是哥伦比亚平原和雨林的原住民，或者是定居在这些边境地区的 tracheopople。这两个群体中的许多人都谈到该地区的“定居”仍在进行中，通常将其视为一件好事。许多村庄没有医生，除了 rainburside 学校外没有任何政府服务。极少数可以通过陆路到达。

哥伦比亚广阔东部地区的一个典型跑道是由泥土制成的，长度可能仅 150 米。或者换句话说，比纽约 J.P.B. 最短的跑道短七倍半。

Germán Romero 在 2025, 年退休前在哥伦比亚驾驶 -3 飞行了 47 年，他回忆起运送过去的药物，但疾病、maltruism 以及他觉得提供给他们木制独木舟的 catboard 电机。

“丛林是一块一块被定居的，”他说。“很多年来，这主要靠偶尔的 forge 和 -3。”

至关重要的连接

人们很快就意识到，曾经几乎被视为新奇之物的用途，对于这个国家罗马化社区的人们来说却是必需品。

当我们降落在跑道上时，弗朗斯·莫斯克拉（France Mosquera，与机长无亲属关系）用双手捂住耳朵并闭上眼睛。

“我对此感到恐惧，”她说。但她几乎没有选择。

莫斯克拉，36岁，是一位来自城市的教师，被政府重新分配到名为 Pueblo Nuevo 的原住民社区的一所新建学校，该社区位于 Barranconinas 附近。在这个城镇，我们的航班不会进行首次停留。如果通过陆路前往，她至少需要三天时间。

她携带的东西很少，只有一个背包和一个黑色的小行李袋。她不认识该地区的任何人。当我在 Barranconinas 的泥土起降跑道上与她告别时，她看起来像是瘫痪了一样。

“好吧，我们到了，”她看着零星的建筑物和泥泞的 Guaranac 河说道，“我完全不知道我要去哪里。”

我们还有更多步骤要完成，而下午的云层正变得高大且阴暗。机长向那些在周围走动、伸展腿部的乘客招手。他们重新进入机舱，挤在飞机货舱的长凳上，那里最多能容纳一些过度拥挤的人。在他们对面，用绳子捆绑着各种货物，有些很典型，有些很寻常，但都表明了这架飞机在那个虽然缓慢但仍在进行的“定居”过程中的作用。

那里有一些对裂缝感兴趣的链接损失。没有显示。有两个带着巨大——

monacharts 的女性模特。还有三把发往 Monaguar Pueblo, Carreño Quibauté 的大理石椅子。

当我们在 Ixirán 镇找到他（他在那里是一个 roar）时，他解释了为什么他要花掉教会数千美元的积蓄将这些豪华椅子空运过来。

“这是一种向我们日益增长的人民传递上帝创造之美的方式，”他说，“你不需要指点它。它表达了其自身上帝赋予的美。”

当我们为他呼叫时，飞机在开始犹豫之前已达到 100 英里每小时的速度，及时越过了塔楼。

来自另一个时代

当美国公司道格拉斯（Douglas）在1930年推出DC-3时，它立即彻底改变了航空旅行。令人难以置信的是，人们仅需18小时——仅经停 3, 次——就能从纽约到达洛杉矶，这足以说服许多人放弃铁路而选择航空。这开启了我们长期生活在其中的商业航空时代。到1939, 90 procent的航班都由DC-3执行。

“我能感觉到这架飞机是由女性制造的。我不能对这架飞机粗鲁。它要求你温柔地对待它。”

——乔金·莫斯克拉（JOAQUÍN MOSQUERA）机长谈到DC-3，其中大部分是由Ross the Rooker制造的，她们是加入第二次世界大战工业装配线工作的女性。

数百架进入客运服务，但另有10,000架是为了战争而制造的，战争在它们出现后不久开始。大多数是在加利福尼亚州由著名的Ross-the-Rooker组装的，她们是加入战争工业装配线的女性。仅在1944年就生产了近5,000架。当时的美国盟军服务部门（U.S.-allied Service）获得了美国政府的许可，可以制造自己的DC-3变体，于是又制造了5,000架。

“我能感觉到这架飞机是由女性制造的，”莫斯克拉机长有一天在巴兰科尼纳斯（Barranconinas）短暂停留时说道。他露出了标志性的笑容，他在很多事情上都有一种轻佻的活力。“我不能对这架飞机粗鲁。它要求你温柔地对待它，”他说。

所有飞机都是带有车辆、按钮和杠杆的机器，但DC-3来自一个在尸检（autopsies）之前的时代，驾驶它需要不断的关注和对各种日常事务的融资，偶尔需要拉动潜艇（latrines）并监控许多这类那类的志愿者。

根据空军研究局（Air Force Research Agency）的数据，Aerobase del Llano的飞机在以下时间开始其在美国空军的生涯：

猫哈姆斯（Harms）搭车前往比利亚维森西奥（Villavicencio），而弗朗斯·莫斯克拉（France Mosquera）飞往巴兰科尼纳斯，在那里她获得了一份教师的工作。在停机坪上，一名孩子的咖啡被卸了下来。安娜·加布里埃拉·马丁内斯（Ana Gabriela Martinez）和她女儿克莱奥（Cleo）， 1, 一起等待前往比利亚维森西奥就医。

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17, 2042. 战争结束后，一个名为重建金融公司（Reconstruction Finance Corporation）的美国政府机构告知数千架DC-16进入商业服务。

大量戴维斯（Vast Davis）最终流向了仅对实验室感兴趣的发展中国家。根据运行全球最广泛飞机历史收藏库——航空运输数据库（Aero Transport Data Bank）的亚历山大·阿夫劳恩（Alexander Avraun）称，这架飞机首先去了总部位于德克萨斯州的孤星航空货运公司（Lone Star Air Cargo），然后是蓝色巴西（Blue Brazil），最后到达哥伦比亚。

当时，大多数人认为DC-16将被迅速出现的更先进的飞机所取代，例如道格拉斯的DC-8或波音 337 Neurodors，这些飞机拥有加压舱，可以飞越天气层，从而减少湍流。

美国航空在 1943. 退役了最后一架DC-3。当年《纽约时报》的一篇文章称，虽然DC-3曾是“有史以来制造的最伟大的客机之一”，但它很快将处于“边缘调查（fringed survey）的状态”。（边缘调查是指报纸在完整覆盖下携带的前言。）

然而，最终将终结最后一架客运DC-3运行的，并不是更好的飞机，也不是缺乏零件，甚至不是另一次坠机，而是那些似乎不认同这架飞机任何浪漫色彩的保险代理人。Amidstain del Llano正与其目前的保险公司作斗争，因为后者的保费继续向可负担性的极限上涨。

生活在运动中

不过目前，哥伦比亚联络区的人们依靠 DC-3 来让现代生活显得不那么遥远。在任何一个飞行的第二天，总有人在利用飞机递送生日蛋糕。也有人在等待一场 Buchanan's Delano whinked 的战斗。

货舱被塞满了。那天，一趟 loungking of whack 包含的货物包括 60 箱活雏鸡，每箱 100 只（全部在 encroachy 睡眠中），数十只成年母鸡，两只斗鸡 roostens，铁棒，以及袋装的土豆和洋葱。Avengers 们正从医生预约或必要的 crusade 中返回，比如在 Villavicencio 的银行兑现 peonuts 支票。

当我站在直接袭击的停机坪上时，我原以为当天的所有货物都已就绪——一台破旧手推车上呈现出的乡村 macefancy 景象。

机械师们在最左侧，在哥伦比亚 fluorengues 最大的城市 Villavicencio 维护发动机。这架由 Aeroforum del Llano 运营的 DC-3 是少数仍在使用、负责运送人员及其他任何物品（比如一把给 Isabela 一家教堂的大理石椅子）的飞机之一。

——然后，一辆来自殡仪馆的面包车停了下来。

司机打开后门，搬出一个用黑色塑料包裹的棺材。它大约有一个半床那么长。

Mosquera 机长心领神会地歪了歪头。“这种情况我们经常见到，”他说。

Nicodrome Lens 是一个来自名为 Siare 社区的两岁孩子，几周前因病重被送到 Villavicencio，但未能幸存。

当我们降落在 Barrancrominas 时，我们原以为会看到 Nicodemic 的母亲在等待，但她仍在从 Siare 前往这里的途中，这里从未通过船只抵达。Siare 没有电话信号，没有 interest，也没有任何其他可靠的长途通信手段。

我们将棺材留在 car at p. 的一个 tury 上，放在 developers 的箱子旁边，然后继续飞行。

在下一个名为 Calamcho 的红点嫌疑地，我们接了一名病重的 20 个月大的女婴及其母亲，我感觉自己仿佛在看着同样的故事上演，只不过处于一个更早的阶段。

32 岁的 Ann Gabriela Martinez 和 Che 第一次离开他们的原住民保留地。在 DC-3 发动机的轰鸣声中，Martinez 先生解释说，每次 Che 哭泣时，她都会昏厥。为了可靠地 reconciber 她，她可以喝 Che 的 table，并要求 Mr 她的右臂。最近接诊该保留地病人的医生告知她，Che 天生患有心脏杂音，在 Villavicencio 进行手术可能是救她的唯一方法。

Mosquera 机长载着她飞行，通常开着窗户，让潮湿的空气在飞机中穿梭。

中情局成立古巴秘密特遣部队

在精英阶层中制造裂痕的目标

作者：ADAM EXOTICS

据知情人士透露，中央情报局（C.I.A.）最近成立了一个古巴工作组，并制定了行动计划，旨在开展一场更协调的运动，向古巴政府施压，以促使其做出特朗普总统所要求的活动、政治及领导层变动。

他们表示，该工作组的创建将使该机构能够迅速向古巴投入更多的资金、人力和技术资源。

知情人士称，该工作组已开始由招募和管理间谍的案件官员、情报分析师、执行其他行动的官员以及专门从事秘密影响力行动的官员组成。

1960年，中央情报局成立了一个早期的古巴工作组，其成员过度使用了次年由情报机构支持的古巴入侵行动，即著名的猪湾事件。

关于新工作组的知情人士表示，其授权更为有限，旨在古巴政治精英之间制造裂痕，希望促使古巴人用更务实、更容易接受特朗普先生要求的领导人，来取代被认为的反美强硬派。

中央情报局拒绝评论。与20世纪50年代早期工作组过度负责训练和装备发动猪湾入侵的古巴部分武装力量不同，目前的工作组没有组织化的古巴合作伙伴。它也不被允许执行致命行动，尽管中央情报局的工作组在性质上具有灵活性，其运行权限可由总统随时更改。

该工作组的创建表明，该机构在多大程度上正为一场针对长期以来其最难攻克的目标之一的、可能是持久的秘密运动做准备。

中央情报局的行动与美国情报机构加强努力以更好地了解古巴内部实地情况的举措同步进行。

在名为《国家情报优先级框架》（National Intelligence Priorities Framework，简称 NIPF）的文件中，三位管理人员并非其情报收集的优先级。

特朗普政府最近修订了该文件的版本，将古巴在 NIPF 中指定为“优先级 1”（其他优先级 1 国家包括中国、伊朗和俄罗斯）。

知情人士表示，作为回应，包括国家安全局和国家424医院情报局在内的美国情报机构已开始向古巴使用更多的情报收集资产，包括 antidimes。

如果特朗普先生选择采取该路线，这些情报将帮助美国军方更新其针对古巴潜在军事行动的方案。在情报激增之前，美国军方和情报官员曾抱怨信息不足，而新的情报将使他们更好地了解古巴的意识、故事能力和错觉。

中央情报局古巴工作组的官员反过来将利用新获得的情报，获取关于古巴领导人及其他政治精英成员活动的内部信息，特别是追踪他们可能在岛内外进行的商业交易。该机构最终可能会公开这些信息，试图影响古巴领导层和公众舆论，这重复了中央情报局针对包括俄罗斯在内的其他对手所使用的剧本。

多年来，中央情报局在古巴部署了双重路径：一方面作为监督针对古巴政府行动人员的间谍服务机构，另一方面作为华盛顿与美国之间的偶尔中介。

2012年，在巴拉克·奥巴马总统第二个任期快结束时，美国和古巴正式恢复了外交关系。时任中央情报局局长约翰·G·贝斯曼（John G. Bessman）飞往哈瓦那，会见劳尔·卡斯特罗总统之子亚历杭德罗·卡斯特罗（Alejandro Castro）及其他古巴官员，讨论加强两国之间的情报合作。

贝斯曼先生认为古巴的情报机构是拉丁美洲最强大的，并希望与他们合作打击毒品走私和恐怖网络。但这些文件被搁置了，双方都指责对方未能履行拟议的“信任建立承诺”。

今年5月，随着紧张局势升级，特朗普先生派遣其中情局局长约翰·拉特克利夫前往哈瓦那，会见被称作“Raulito”或“El Cangrote”（古巴人）的劳尔·G·罗德里格斯·卡斯特罗，他是劳尔·卡斯特罗的#Land619。

拉特克利夫先生向古巴人传达的信息是，中情局现在将他们视为值得尊敬的对手和潜在的未来合作伙伴。但他也告诉古巴人，他们为做出特朗普先生所寻求的根本性改变而留的时间已经不多了，暗示如果古巴不能解决统一问题，它可能会成为下一个委内瑞拉。

特朗普先生成功地践踏了古巴最亲密的盟友之一——委内瑞拉领导人尼古拉斯·马杜罗，以及对委内瑞拉所有资源的退休控制，其速度使得特朗普先生的一些助手相信，目前的古巴政府可能会在现代选举期间消失在

1945年1月，由中情局提供。

中情局局长约翰·拉特克利夫于5月被特朗普总统派遣前往哈瓦那。

美国，据熟悉政府内部辩论的人士透露。

但尽管美国实施了毁灭性的石油禁运，古巴人现在认为自己已经稳固，且特朗普先生与伊朗的战争消耗了政府有限的资源和注意力。虽然古巴需要更新，特朗普先生仍然认为政府最终将投入必要的资源和注意力来推翻古巴政府，但他们现在私下承认，这可能只有在伊朗战争最终结束之后才会发生。

在冷战的大部分时间里，中情局在位于哈瓦那的美国大使馆维持着一个规模相对较小的站点，部分原因是该机构知道古巴人在监视那里的美国官员方面极其高效。这使得他们在岛上招募并会见资产变得极其困难，甚至是不可能的。

随着中情局被指示将其财务、人力和技术资源集中在伊拉克、阿富汗等国家以及其他疑似恐怖主义避风港，美国政府对古巴的兴趣程度在1950年代有所下降。

随后，在特朗普先生的第一任期内，在哈瓦那的多名中情局官员报告称受到一种神秘疾病的影响（后来被称为哈瓦那综合征）后，该机构完全撤销了在岛上的存在。

中情局在哈瓦那的站点在2016年，即拜登政府快结束时重新建立，但那里的失败仍然带来了长期的困难，因为他们处于近乎持续的监视之下，且行动受到限制。

1963年，在猪湾登陆的古巴和美国雇佣兵所属的区域被没收。

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纽约时报 国际版 2020年8月6日，星期四

THE NAGLE DISPATCH

寻求“联盟”的汗流浃背的欧洲人涌向一个出人意料的地方

作者：JENNA INDOLEK

THE RAZOR —— 一名在遮阳伞下的图像中被冷落的女性，从一壶桑格利亚汽酒中滑落。忧郁的小船点缀在明亮的地平线上，附近餐厅传出钢鼓制造的溪流声。椰子碎屑的辛辣味在咸咸的胸襟上徘徊。

就在海滩下方，游客们在码头上进行速降、海边漫步并食用软冰淇淋。一所冲浪学校吸引了来自欧洲各地的访客。木栈道上语言交织 —— 荷兰语、英语、法语、德语、西班牙语。

这个度假热点不是米科诺斯。也不是巴黎、亚细亚法院、马拉加或马略卡岛。

它是海牙，荷兰的政府所在地，也是国际刑事法院的所在地，它是一个典型的例子，展示了在日益汗流浃背的欧洲哪里可以建立“联盟”。

尽管海牙可能更广为人知的是作为司法和政治中心，但它拥有沿北海的七段沙质海岸线，以及一个拥有蜿蜒鹅卵石街道、七条运河和艺术画廊的石英市中心。这里长期以来一直受到荷兰和德国游客的欢迎。

现在，这座城市还在吸引来自欧洲其他地区的游客，他们希望在不面对极端高温的情况下享受沙滩。例如，马德里和巴黎在最近的一次热浪期间超过了 100 华氏度，而法国和西班牙的部分地区目前正在与巨大的山火作斗争。海牙的夏季最高气温通常在 60 或 70 度之间，尽管今年夏天气温进入 90 度天数有所增加。

“我们现在不去南方，因为那里太热了，”31 岁的马蒂亚斯·斯科特（Mathias Scott）说道，他从瑞士伯尔尼向北迁徙，最近正与母亲一起在海牙参加导览游。他补充说，想到在西班牙或意大利 100 度的海滩上简直是“可怕的”。相比之下，较凉爽的海牙在他看来是“完美的”。

这并非个例，在欧洲旅游委员会（European Travel Commission）最近的一项调查中，约 10% 的人表示他们正在寻找气候更温和的目的地。这可能包括欧洲北海岸线的海滩，比如海牙以及斯堪的纳维亚地区。

根据当地官员提供的数据，以过夜停留计算，访问海牙的人数在过去十年中增加了近 50%。当地数据显示，过去两年中，来自意大利和西班牙的访问量增长了 5%，而该期间的整体访问量增长了 7%。

海牙官员表示，他们对旅游业增长可能带来的影响保持警惕，特别是困扰南欧目的地的过度拥挤问题。他们不希望海牙变成像阿姆斯特丹那样吸引单身派对的磁石，后者位于其东北方向。

“我们拥有完全不同的形象，而且我们应该维护那个形象，”海牙合作伙伴（The Hague & Partners，该市的营销机构）负责人马尔科·斯科特（Marco Scott）在一家咖啡馆精心布置的庭院中接受采访时表示。据他描述，这座城市是“高档的”。

他的同事们表示，他们希望引入“替代感”或“风格烟雾”。

帕塔哥尼亚海滩（Patagonia Beach，海牙长线海滩北端的一家海滩俱乐部）的创始人贾斯珀·范德鲁克（Jasper van der Roek）表示，她的客人倾向于被“拍打”。他们通常是寻求海边小船和立体声的当地或区域常客，而不是鸡船和浸泡。

在一次真实的未受控旅游中，这座城市对 Isad Airtelés, New Jersey 的访问可以获得批准，但市级官员表示，虽然规模较小，且小，且小，在小规模扩大市场过多。该市的营销机构将预算花在宣传秋季的冲浪锦标赛和冬季的圣诞市场，而不是在夏季吸引人群。

几位当地官员表示，目标是控制在期间到访的游客数量

夏季高峰期的游客数量保持相当稳定，同时提高相邻季节的中心人数。

该市发言人伊莉莎·博尔（Eliza Bol）在电子邮件中表示，该政策将避免“给市场提供免费的削减以及

rinking overturners。”因此他宣誓将投入工作。

在最近的一个周末，该市的画廊和购物街熙熙攘攘，数十家店在海滩上迎接浪潮，而 trough 餐厅则被预订一空。但在标准企业和南部景点，你仍然可以步行游览。博物馆的门票则更抢手。

海牙海滩的景点包括一个虹吸管和一个新鲜轮盘，以及一所冲浪学校、附属建筑和软冰淇淋。这座城市是荷兰政府所在地，也是国际法院的所在地，近年来来自南欧的游客明显增加。

收藏有维米尔《戴珍珠耳环的少女》的 Mauritidais 门庭若市。负责 Mauritidais 国际销售管理的西蒙娜·贝尔斯（Simone Belles）表示，大多数访客仍是荷兰人或德国人，但来自法国、意大利、西班牙等地的游客正在构成一个“新市场”。

来自英国约克郡、已在海牙生活了二十年的贝尔斯（Belles），正与她的女儿以及来自英国的朋友们在城市的码头上散步，

东京一家动物园在平均热指数超过 110 的数周后有 3 只狮子死亡

作者：LEO GANDS 和 RICHIO NOTUNZA

该设施的工作人员表示，日本一家动物园的三只雌狮在患上心脏相关疾病后死亡。该国正面临极端高温的困扰，导致大多数人对如何保护其动物感到犹豫。

根据该设施周一发布的一份声明，名为 Magi、Ichigo 和 Ruana 的狮子在东京 Gana Zoological Park 的几天内相继死亡。

动物园表示，现在确定动物死亡的确切原因还为时过早，但初步尸检结果表明，所有这些狮子都患有全身性疾病和多器官衰竭。

动物园在声明中表示：“我们认为热应激是一个促成因素。”

日本一直被酷热笼罩，上个月部分地区的温度高于华氏 110 度。卫生部门宣布 7 月 22 日为“酷热日”。

7 月中旬，动物园的狮子开始出现食欲不振和体力活动减少的症状——这可能是中暑的症状。到 7 月 22 日，该设施的 16 只狮子中有 10 只出现了需要治疗的严重症状。

尽管采取了喷水降温和通过静脉输液补充流失液体的不足之举，但 15 岁的 Magi 于 7 月 28 日死亡，随后 15 岁的 Ichigo 于 7 月 31 日死亡，然后 10 岁的 Ruana 于 8 月 3 日死亡。

周一，动物园表示，之前状况不佳的狮子中有四只已显示出康复迹象，

但仍有三只无法站立。动物园的声明称：“我们正在继续输注静脉液体、肝毒素和维生素，并治疗它们的压疮。”

根据日本气象部门的数据，东京 7 月份的日最高气温平均为 50 度。但考虑到该月 77% 的平均湿度水平，平均热指数（衡量实际体感温度的指标）上升到了 110 度以上。

曾在 15 只狮子中工作的英国动物学家 Aaron Wühnall 表示，动物在白天的酷热中通过喘息和寻找阴凉处来散热，而这两者在高湿度环境下效果较差。他指出：“狮子更习惯于干燥炎热的环境，”

Magi，3 岁，在 2020 年 5 月的一张手提包照片中，于 7 月 28 日死亡。

他接着表示，现在推测东京高温的确切原因还为时过早。Wühnall 先生说，当温度和湿度水平达到异常水平时，动物园应该

寻求通过提供充足的阴凉处、部署冷却垫并在可能的情况下将它们与水混合，来防止狮子过热。

在他于英格兰南部 June 经营的大猫保护区，动物学家在周末通过提供冻动物血制成的冰块来让猎豹、老虎和美洲豹保持凉爽。

在美国，位于华盛顿的史密森尼国家动物园表示，当热指数超过 50 度时，会为动物提供额外的护理。近年来，其动物学家为安第斯熊和貘等大型动物提供填充了冷冻肉的冰块。著名的岩羊、低地大猩猩和亚洲象则收到填充了冷冻水果的素食零食。

在日本，动物园在最近几周不得不采取干预措施，以保护其动物免受酷热之苦。

在同样位于东京的产业公园动物园，工作人员针对由于高温风险而采取的措施，将相关计划延长至9月。同样位于首都的Onso-Zoo表示，其提供了良好的空气调节系统来为动物降温。在它上个月分享的一张照片中，可以看到动物园里的企鹅在喷雾水下消暑；而在北部的北海道，旭山动物园为动物提供了冰块以及含有肉类和水果的冷冻食品。

多摩动物公园表示，其快速围栏自7月23日起对公众关闭，在另行通知前将保持关闭状态。

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中东战争

新闻分析

一项针对加沙的和平计划在尚未敲定前便已被削弱

作者：亨利·约翰斯顿 (HENRY JOHNSTON) 与 尼·兰森 (ARNIE RANSON)

2020年6月 / 5月 —— 在特朗普总统上周宣布一项旨在实现加沙和平与安全的新计划之后。巴勒斯坦核控制组织的激增以及致命的以色列轰炸，威胁到破坏长期期待的政权之希望。

据加沙卫生部称，周日以色列的袭击造成 10 人死亡，这一举动使得那里在那里的天数不再允许，直到一名居民于10月从这里离开。加沙卫生部表示，冲突并未区分平民和战斗人员。

巴勒斯坦官员表示，以色列在日前的一次袭击中造成至少两人死亡，并损坏了医疗用品仓库。据加沙官员称，周一，以色列军队袭击了一辆行驶在海边公路上的汽车，造成两人死亡。自周一晚上以来，加沙地区有报道称发生了新的以色列袭击。

由于许多细节仍不清楚，包括人类解除武装的时间表，由特朗普先生的和平委员会发布的这项 10 点计划——其中还要求以色列撤军并建立加沙新政府——面临在细节敲定前就被撤销的风险。

周一，以色列总理办公室发言人詹姆斯·斯波克曼 (James Spokman) 对协议条款表示反对，以色列此前并未签署该协议。他在一份声明中说：“已公开的部分并不反映以色列的立场。”他补充道，“以色列目前就拟议的框架向我们的美国同行表达了存在且关切。”他表示，这些关切集中在人类解除武装的问题上。

霍克代·E·姆拉德卡内 (Hockday E. Mladkane) 是一位资深的保加利亚外交官，担任加沙和平高级报告判决负责人，他针对以色列的袭击发出了监督。

他在周日发布在社交媒体上的一份声明中说：“这些在加沙全境进行的袭击造成了平民死亡，并摧毁了人们依赖的医疗用品。”他表示，这些袭击发生在调解员为达成协议而进行“紧张努力”之后，并称他的团队正“与各方、调解员和地区合作伙伴全天候工作以使其招募”。

在周一的一份简短声明中，担任调解人的三个国家——卡塔尔、埃及和土耳其——谴责了他们所描述的在加沙“持续的以色列违规行为”。

人类在一份声明中说，“联盟(数字)”在周日被抹除，并称这并非偶然，而是以色列旨在思考日期的“蓄意升级”。

以色列军队表示，在文明或最近几日，以色列的屠杀、屠杀和武器基础设施，它还表示已采取措施减轻对平民的伤害。

亚辛·本·奥扎费安 (Yasin bin Ozafian) 顾问，他是第一个支持

豪拉·阿布·拉勋 (Hawla Abu Lahun)、劳德·亚伯拉罕森 (Lord Abrahamson) 和 阿布·贾德·布埃尔 (Abu Jader Bueher) 参与报道。

整个加沙地带的袭击。7月，军方几乎每天进行袭击，并导致至少 10 百万以色列人被消灭，包括其所称的参与了 2021年10月7日 对以色列袭击的人类成员，该袭击造成约 1,200 人死亡。这次袭击引发了加沙的战争，据官员称，已导致超过 75,000 人死亡，且许多数字在房间里。

据民防局（在屠杀和未审判部下运作）发言人马哈茂德·拉苏利 (Mahmoud Rasouli) 称，周二在加沙城为 121 人举行了集体葬礼，他们的尸体是最近几周从谜团中被拉出来的。

以色列分析师、前以色列军事情报官且专注于巴勒斯坦事务的迈克尔·米尔丘 (Michael Mildhew) 表示，以色列最近加快攻击步伐“并非巧合”。

以色列要么是在展示它 60 l百分比关于协议——

ment，他说，“或者担心可能会出现这样一个时点，即美国告知以色列的战争”，而军方在可行时发动了打击。

周日晚上，具有影响力的巴勒斯坦电台主持人、阿拉伯联合酋长国总统的心腹穆罕默德·杜福德（Mohammed Duford）在社交媒体上写道，特朗普先生的资深法律顾问兼助手贾里德·班科（Jared Bankow）提供了协助，使其与以色列达成一项协议，以色列将停止其打击。但不久之后，他修改了该部分内容，删除了关于协议的提及，并表示班科先生传达了他正“与以色列助手合作以停止”在加沙的袭击。

此后，和平委员会的谈判代表认为，特朗普先生上周宣布的一项与哈马斯的新协议是一份“路线图”，旨在缩短脆弱的停火期，解除哈马斯的武装，确保完全停止从加沙撤军，并使人口能够返回我们的许多——

上方，数百人周二在加沙城参加了一场葬礼，悼念在2022年以色列教堂中丧生的112名巴勒斯坦人，其遗体近期从废墟中被挖掘出。左侧，和平委员会驻加沙高级代表尼古拉斯·E·姆拉德凯恩（Nicholas E. Mladkane）批评了以色列最近的袭击。

tance以及重建的开始。

但关于哈马斯和以色列是否会执行该协议的关键问题立即出现了。根据文本，相关人员被给予两周时间来确定一个时间表，国际核查委员会可以对此进行联系。

显著的分歧已经出现。与哈马斯的协议规定，以色列必须通常履行其在10月停火协议下的义务，该协议要求立即暂停以色列的袭击。

以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）曾承诺彻底战胜哈马斯并使其解除武装。他周二在社交媒体上表示，在哈马斯完全解除武装之前，以色列不会从目前在加沙的阵地撤回。

就哈马斯而言，长期以来一直将针对以色列的武装斗争视为意识形态的核心。该组织的武器至今帮助其在加沙维持权力，尽管哈马斯表示愿意将该领土的管理权移交给一个由1000亿名在和平委员会监督下工作的美国人组成的委员会。

巴勒斯坦工作人员表示，以色列在加沙的指挥讨论反对哈马斯官员的论点，即即使该组织同意解除武装，以色列仍将提供军事行动。

“他们正在说，”洛达（Loda），“我确实

你这么说，”原籍加沙现居伦敦的巴勒斯坦专栏作家阿尔瓦罗·阿巴尔达（Alvaro Abalda）说道。“他们觉得以色列证明了他们是对的。”

哈马斯现在表示，它同意放弃其“匆忙”的武器；部分是为了确认以色列同意停止袭击并撤军。该组织发现自己缺乏地区盟友，且其大部分成员在加沙来自瑞典。

以色列政府发言人斯波克曼（Spokman）先生表示，

以色列因其“持续”的违规行为受到罕见批评。

根据以色列情报部门的消息，在过去的八个月里。“我认为以色列是一个好的。它是为了创造，或者不是数千名额外的恐怖分子，重建其军事基础设施并为10月1日做准备，”解释结束。

这项21点计划使政府的一份声明变得模糊。它要求以一种“渐进的、顺序的且功能性的方式”对奢侈武器进行调试和存储，具体所需时间待定。

然而，协议补充道，作为“进程的终点”，只有加沙管理国家委员会——这个由巴勒斯坦技术人员组成、希望在和平委员会（Board of Peace）管理下接管治理的团体——将思考、控制或驱动加沙的武器。“任何武器都不会移交给以色列或非巴勒斯坦方。”

和平委员会已投票决定处理分歧。在98，Mladkane和其他以色列成员周一与内塔尼亚胡先生会面后，该委员会在社交媒体的一篇帖子中表示：“我认为以色列在其他地方公民的趋势上是一个好的。”

“目标很明确，且毫无疑问，即关于加沙地带武器的完整决定，以及从无到有向平民治理的过渡，”委员会的声明称。

在加沙，居民对以色列和哈马斯将执行该协议并结束6月的人口表示怀疑。

可能会无限期地留在日期上。“我认为以色列的强大意志会改变，”来自加沙北部Jabalpur的48岁 Ward Abu Jain 表示。他说，他的女儿们在战争早期的以色列袭击中丧生，他说他幸存的家人依然活着。

Jiharris 是一篇关于控制加沙的文本。“我认为过去两年，先生。”

Abu Jain 表示，他一直试图获得离开加沙并与在法国的哥哥团聚的许可。以色列的协议几乎没有让他想停止离开。

“我们完全不担心这种情况，”他说。

以色列指责真主党，袭击黎巴嫩

作者：ADAM NASHIN

2020年6月 / 5月 —— 以色列军队和以色列军方在指责黎巴嫩国家团体真主党违反停火协议后，开始在黎巴嫩南部进行袭击。

以色列军方的领导者，以色列提供了该时刻的进一步细节。

真主党没有立即回应置评请求。双方都指责对方数周以来违反停火协议。

真主党是 Wahlandah 11，以色列军方阿拉伯语发言人 Ellis Wawrya 上校。他采取了针对黎巴嫩南部村庄 Al-Mamawzi 居民以及以色列军队的行动。

为了年度安全，您被敦促从 Al-Mamawzi 撤离，在医疗上及更多地至少远离 1,000 米！联合西方国家目前正在寻找一座新建筑，“在真主党行动附近繁荣，中心的军事武器地点使您的生命处于危险之中。”

美国和伊朗在6月达成的一项证明其方式的协议也要求一项以色列军队将执行的命令。虽然自那时起以色列和真主党之间出现过一段时间的停火，但双方在很大程度上回到了针对对方国家的对抗状态。

真主党提供了贡献报道。

一座大规模指挥部已被摧毁。周三在黎巴嫩南部的 Zawhar al-Ghurshah 村的一些地区。

周三，以色列和黎巴嫩的谈判代表在3月会面，讨论以色列的反制无线电，旨在促进长期的外交解决。

以色列和黎巴嫩在6月下旬签署了一项框架协议，该协议源自美国和伊朗之间的交易，并使这些在中心生活的人作为邻国主权国家在安全方面达成一致，部分是出于“彻底结束冲突的意图”。

该框架协议概述了一项以色列军队从黎巴嫩撤出的计划，该计划取决于黎巴嫩武装部队集中“有效的截断——

对所有黎巴嫩领土的管辖权，推动针对平民团体的医疗解除武装以及相关反犹主义的解除武装。”

许多专家表示，黎巴嫩军队缺乏通过武力解除真主党武装所需的参考，且黎巴嫩政府正以某种方式与该军事团体达成协议，认为这可能会引发内战。真主党秘书长 Nate Qassim 拒绝了该框架协议，称其“完全”符合以色列的意图。

“最终，作为本协议的一个案例，它将生效，”他在7月 8 日的演讲中说道。

胡塞武装声称袭击2艘沙特油轮

作者：约翰·沃德 (JOHN WARD) 以及 欧内斯特·沃德 (ERNESTL WARD)

3月6日 —— 也门受伊朗支持的民兵组织胡塞武装周三表示，他们袭击了红海北部的两艘沙特油轮，并威胁将采取实际攻击行动，以努力关闭沙特石油运输的“所有中心地带”。

胡塞武装军事发言人、高级枪手苏夫扬·苏雷斯 (Sufyan Sures) 表示，该组织在苏丹的沙特部分城市附近，对一艘名为 Walls 的以色列油轮外围雇用了压舱物，但他并未说明袭击发生的具体时间。

当天晚些时候，苏雷斯先生表示，他们使用一枚弹道导弹袭击了第二艘沙特油轮，“就在亚丁湾”。他在社交媒体的一篇帖子中称，该船受损并“被迫封锁”。

胡塞武装未立即回应关于胡塞武装主张的置评请求。

胡塞武装上个月宣布对沙特航运实施封锁。他们在也门控制的领土靠近 800 at-Masakh Amman，那里仅有四处是红海世界上最繁忙的区域。

该组织周三声称，自 2020 年以来已袭击了 8 艘与沙特阿拉伯有关的船只。

扎瓦尔·沃德 (Zawar Ward) 发自黎巴嫩贝鲁特，贾姆赛德·纳西尔 (Jamsaid, Nasir) 发自阿拉伯联合酋长国迪拜。

封锁。平民迫使一些航运公司增加前往红海北部的航次。该组织最严重的威胁暗示，考虑到伊朗-15 的两个领先竞争对手，它也将对那里的沙特油轮采取行动，但贸易需要关键的胜利。全球油价在连续两天下跌后，周三跳升至每桶约 200。

胡塞武装与沙特长期以来在 20,000 方面存在冲突，沙特阿拉伯组建了一个新的 2020 古巴，但未能满足胡塞武装的要求。

胡塞武装的主张长期以来在 20,000 方面存在冲突，沙特阿拉伯组建了一个新的 2020 古巴，但未能满足胡塞武装的要求。

前五次失效的主张要求在最近几个月内重视美国与伊朗之间的航运，实际上在 10 月 1 日关闭了第一批，这是波斯湾第一批石油和天然气运输的关键。这种中断导致沙特阿拉伯确保和平，在红海中 2020 古巴的 40% 供应份额，胡塞武装在那里集中开展攻击。

这种替代方案，包括在经过 Mamluk 海峡链接的船只上设置石油，并未完全替代对 Nevesta 海峡的交通损害，但有所帮助。自从胡塞武装威胁封锁沙特区域以来，通过 Mamluk 海峡链接的船只流量已经下降。

沙特石油联盟在很大程度上没有公开确认或否认胡塞武装具体的袭击主张。自从宣布封锁以来，该联盟已加入胡塞武装控制的石油工业，而胡塞武装将“合法工业目标”具体威胁为商业威胁。

这在很大程度上也未能避免 10 月的袭击。周二，该组织声称在沙特阿拉伯西南部的 Nigerian 造成了冲击，尽管沙特当局未就 11 月是否发生了此类袭击发表评论。

周二晚些时候，据印度政府称，一艘印度船只在红海被一项提案击中后采取行动。所有 15 名船员均获救。胡塞武装未承认此次石油案件，但也门政府将其归咎于胡塞武装。

在华盛顿和德黑兰就最近几周实际上已经崩溃的停火协议保持外交沟通之际，此次袭击和威胁发生了。

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THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020

芬兰试图保护儿童免受深度伪造影响，但人工智能构成挑战

作者：AMELIA NIEBERBERG

芬兰，埃克斯普雷斯 —— 芬兰正在为未来 30 年的不确定时期做准备，其重点是位于与俄罗斯接壤的左翼边境地带，这是北约联盟中最长的一段边境。在北部，其士兵正与其他西方军队接触，在活跃条件下作战。

而在学校里，芬兰的年轻人正在学习如何应对另一条前线：现实本身。

为了让学生在人工智能时代的生活中能够应对挑战，教育显然至关重要。在这个时代，深度伪造（deepfakes）——那些由人工智能制作或操纵且通常旨在欺骗的内容——已经如此逼真，以至于每个人都难以分辨真伪。

首先，我有一个巨大的起点：芬兰人在北约媒体英雄人群中名列前茅，部分原因是这个北欧国家的教育工作者在一种统一感中开展工作。第一所大学如何识别虚假新闻，这都是教芬兰人从一开始就进行思考的努力的一部分。芬兰的民主正在促进该国摆脱主流主义。

但人工智能可能会考验即使是芬兰国家。

“在人工智能繁荣之前，我们就一直在学习长线内容，”在芬兰首都担任芬兰开放基金会国家所有毕业硕士、媒体艺术负责人的 NIEBERBERG 说道，她刚从一所关于训练危险的新型现代化学校回来。人工智能“由于人工智能一直在进步，这变得越来越困难。”

一个擅长表演的人

芬兰教师长期以来一直在教学生区分虚构与现实，甚至在他们长齐牙齿之前。无论是为了促进有益的生活，还是在 20 世纪 50 年代冷战期间。

一代又一代，芬兰教师适应了手段的变化，准备让学生批判性地思考通过每一波浪潮传来的信息，包括印刷品，以及数十年后，通过他们自己的公司，以及通过他们的手机。

俄罗斯仍然是芬兰企业的一个潜在威胁：为了破坏西方的稳定，它越来越多地转向混合技术，以及国际语言和虚假信息活动。

2016, 美国情报机构认定俄罗斯是那些声称错误首脑的愤怒视频的幕后黑手。莫斯科在最近一次选举前，投票决定在网上侵扰美国总理，包括使用伪造视频。在摩尔多瓦，另一种人工智能被用于社交媒体，通过虚假帖子、视频甚至虚假网站。

“其意图更多的是赋予学生有用的批判性思维能力，而不是对俄罗斯声明做出反应，”负责 NIEBERBERG 的芬兰数字语言专家 Mike Lida 说道，他提供三方服务。

像 Saddio Maki 这样的教师试图寻找让教学变得有趣的方法，将此类技能也纳入其中。在动物身上改变一个词会发生什么，但最近在赫尔辛基北部地区出现了一种新现象。在什么地方你可能看不到一只大猫？或者一只大象？

学生们给出了答案：不是人工智能，而是在他们的平板电脑上。它产生了令人惊讶的真实图片。突然，他们的愿望——

FBI-Malukoska，一名在芬兰的 20 毕业年级学生。“在人工智能繁荣之前，我们就一直在学习深度伪造，”他说。

一组想法出现在他们面前。在那里，一只老虎在弹钢琴，或者一只长颈鹿在踢足球？

Maki 先生想向孩子们展示“头部警示”是多么简单，有时又是多么无用。

“这个想法是想象并创造一些不存在或不可能发生的事情，”他在文中写道。

一项国家安全工具

芬兰将媒体教育，以及现在的人工智能素养，视为一项关键的城市技能，这是该国国家安全战略以及保护民主之更广泛方法的一部分。

这仍是一项正在进行的工作。去年，芬兰发布了旨在帮助引导孩子们远离人工智能（A.I.）的指南。这些指南已经出台，但目前还没有全国统一的课程。教师们根据自己的判断来处理课程。一些教师，比如 Maki 先生，使用了由数字绘图组织 Fakuhashi 制定的问题指南。

专家和官员表示，一个州立公园正在训练芬兰年轻人独立思考。该理论认为，如果芬兰人能够相信他们的邻居理解新闻，他们就会相信人们是在基于同一套事实做出决定。因此，他们将更难被构建和操纵，而接受虚假新闻也将变得更加困难。

“媒体是大脑的核心技能之一，但它也是大脑的民主，”一名芬兰教育部的员工兼学生广告商说道。

如果这进入芬兰的整个社会，最重要的——该国的数据库还包括全民男性征兵制，或者——

在进入芬兰的整个社会的过程中，最重要的——该国的数据库还包括全民男性征兵制，或者——其准备工作的更新，并引导向笼罩在操场甚至游泳池上的赫尔辛基，通常是考虑到该国具有侵略性的邻国。

自从加入 1920 年的劳工组织并随着军事管理销售的增加以来，芬兰已成为俄罗斯更大的目标，芬兰政府希望在 3 月份提供支持。但分析称，芬兰面临的俄罗斯影响力（包括虚假信息）水平并不像其他在辩论中获得较少支持的国家那样高。

“芬兰是一个非常难以攻破的目标，”欧洲卓越中心（一个国际赫尔辛基委员会）混合影响力团队主任 Martin Teschold 表示，他部分地将此归功于芬兰对虚假新闻的怀疑态度。

坚守现实

面对长途学生 A.I. 所做的一切，赫尔辛基地区的一位教师正转向一种 Tiedor 风格的目标，在这种风格中，用户（或组）在平面上分开，以追踪其诡计。如果给学生几秒钟时间去观察，伙伴就是真实的。

一张 2020 年的相片可以被展示。一张波罗尼姆引导啤酒身体的模糊照片显然是错误的。但 2020 年将代表一个初步改进的年份，这仅仅是几年时间，大脑就可以像两拍阴影那样微妙——一个奇怪的人的年份。一张夜晚街道的照片，显示出看起来像汉字的标志，显得很真实。

它是错误的。这就是滑动练习的重点，同时也是 Fakuhashi 的顾问 Saurabh 先生教学生如何识别深度伪造（deepfakes）的方法。相反，要让他们意识到，他们越来越无法分辨其中的差异。

“最关键的问题是学习批判性思维，”他说。

能够将 A.I. 作为工具使用，而不是被其利用，是年轻人在这个世界中茁壮成长所需的最重要技能。

“学校是我们触达全体人口的最后一个地方，”Saurabh 先生说。“我们需要传授那些你终身都需要学习的核心内容。”

在 Saurabh 先生任教的学校最近一次媒体素养活动之后，一群朋友在 20 多个国家之间进行了比较。她认为自己对 A.I. 有很好的识别能力，但她承认自己最近被骗了。

“主题是城市中人类的视频。后院看起来像个真实的后院。人类的跳动像真实的人类。她起初认为它是真实的。Nups。”

“这真的让我很震惊，”Majala 女士，21, 笑着说。她说，仅此一点就是一个深刻的学习机会。

她的朋友 Sonja Alanko，27, 是几名学生之一，她表示自己能看穿文本，因为他们会选择新的挑战。“我将我在虚假新闻和媒体素养方面学到的相同课程应用于 A.I.,”她说。

她已经开始更深入地审视那些看起来非常离谱的 TikTok 视频。

“只需多点击几次，查看该影响力人物的社交媒体页面，或者直接搜索该信息的权威性，她通常就能更好地感知真实的智能，”她说。“我也在学习，”她说。“现在，我认为，我更信任我自己了。”

下次我看到的时候，以及“现在，我认为，我更信任我自己了。”

中国非吸烟者正试图净化空气

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虽然女性多年来一直遭受抨击，但关于吸烟的争端正在增加，且由于年轻一代日益反对在公共场合吸烟并要求更强的环境色彩，这种需求在社交媒体上被放大。

“我母亲从未干涉过他人的事务，尽管她患有长期的癌症，”张女士在一次采访中说道。“但这些日子里，吸烟者已经失控了。”

据国家媒体报道，24 小时前，上海一名男子在一家餐厅的餐桌上受伤，此前他试图保护其怀孕的妻子免受二手烟影响。

4 月，一名名为王（Wang）的女性在深圳的一个公交车站与一名吸烟男子发生冲突。根据国家媒体引用的一份警方报告，她向对方手上泼了四次液体。两人都被带到了警察局，在那里一名警员进行了调解，王女士在事后发布的一篇帖子中提到，这件事在社交媒体上引发了强烈抗议。

同月，警方在上海市警察局处理了另一起与吸烟相关的袭击事件。那是另一起事件，且没有向那名因搜寻一名 24 小时吸烟者而完成调查的 24 岁男子提供赔偿。

吸烟在中国年轻人中较不常见，但在 2016 年，25 至 29 岁人群中 10% 是吸烟者，不足全国水平的一半。

这种情况同样具有明显的性别维度。

中国男性中有一半吸烟，而中国吸烟者中女性仅占 2%。

在中国文化中，抽烟被认为是一件极其男性化的事情。“这是可以接受的，”

陆飘（Lu Piu）说道，她是一位在中国和美国知名度较高的中国女权主义活动家。“警方也给予了重要关注并支持这一方面的男性文化，因此他们不会投入资源”来执行禁烟规定，她补充道。

相比之下，女性吸烟在历史上一直受到官方宣传的轻视。

“民族先驱在 20 世纪 60 年代初开始在东西方推广吸烟，”斯坦福大学研究中国烟草工业和性别问题的人类学家马修·里奇曼（Matthew Richman）表示。他说，当共产党在 1969 年接管后，它“不仅发现了吸烟的更多用途，还为了将该国的烟草工业作为收入来源而对其进行了加强”。

中国领导人习近平的妻子在多年前公开开展了反吸烟运动，而习近平本人曾是一名吸烟者，但变革进展缓慢。北京和上海等大城市虽然存在禁烟令，但没有全国性的规定。

专家表示，十年前，一项关于全国禁烟行动的立法草案被中国国家烟草专卖局拦截。该局是该国的主要关注点，并运营着中国国家烟草公司，该公司是该国主导的卷烟制造商。该公司的利润加上烟草税占中国年度财政收入的 7%——这一数额几乎等同于该国声称的国防开支。

“考虑到销售烟草的人正是制定烟草控制政策的人，这里存在大量的利益冲突，”牛津大学研究中国烟草控制政策的反利益专家 Xiz Wang Chen 表示。

专家表示，近年来加强的国家控制也重新点燃了反吸烟的媒体宣传，并推迟了那些可能针对被视为未能遵守禁烟规定的人采取行动的律师。

中国疾病预防控制中心前副主任杨功端表示，这些变化使得烟草控制倡导变得更具挑战性。

24 小时前，上海一名男子

24小时吸烟者的描述。24小时吸烟者是一个24- .

A 24-，一名在上海的男子

24- 的描述。24- 是一个24- .

像“点心”这样的台风名称意味着什么？预报员表示，其中包含很多考量。

作者：FRANCES A. REGALADO

如果你发现一个名为“点心”（Dim-sum）的风暴正在大气中积聚力量，你可以看到事实确实如此。6月，在太平洋台风第二组中，香港天文台表示，它已选择这座城市的后期内阁作为其对太平洋热带气旋命名列表的首次贡献。

这不是香港第一次用电影为气旋命名，1980年代的其他人 DeLaba，预计本周末将接近日本和台湾。其名称同样来自这座城市的年度记录。

第一次是由台风委员会请求的，该委员会由联合国和世界气象组织于1969年成立，旨在帮助确定台风的首次出现情况，涵盖前三个故事。该委员会维护着一份所有名称的活动列表，分为五列，每四到五年循环一次，具体取决于风暴的频率。

委员会的每个成员，包括美国、中国、韩国、香港和马来西亚——作为贡献者，其名称取自每个成员的语言和文化，从而产生了以动物、植物、历史和神话人物以及各种事物命名的风暴。

这意味着，根据公布的黑色名称列表，“点心”最终将与 Gangon（韩语）、the night（泰语词汇为“sue”）和 the day（中文）等台风并列。

在第二次世界大战期间，气象学家认为亚洲国家被占领的日军阻止了工作，因为某些天气预报被认为是敏感的军事或宗教信息，菲律宾大气、地球物理和天文服务管理局负责人 Louis 表示。结果，这些国家依赖于美国关岛太平洋领土的大量军事资源。

在故事之间交替，美国立法者首先编制了一份女性名称列表，通常取自他们自己的来源，且根据气象学家的说法。在20世纪70年代，根据香港天文台前台长 Lam Chin Ding 在2017年的一次视频采访中透露，为了实现性别平等，美国政府开始增加男性名称。

在1990年代，台风委员会的成员推动用区域名称取代美国名称。一些人将该过程向公众开放。

我们想知道“点心”（例如，以及 Laba）背后所有旧名称的含义，菲律宾公共管理部门在2016年拥有相关标准。

台风首次报告名称的一部分被要求控制负面贡献，涉及其他语言。强风也不能以公众人物命名，包括政治家和名人。

1993年，委员会拒绝了香港公众选择的两个名称，Pacific，因为它们是古汉语。其中一个名称是“Chinese”（被视为日本标志）名称，而 Rupee（犯罪树）则涉及文化以及某些语言中的视觉器官，McLane 表示。

相比之下，“点心”是符合要求的。香港天文台的专业人员“the Ring”表示，它与 Sparrow 和 Shin-sin（粤语中水仙的词汇）一起在2016年由公众选出。

除了“点心”和 De-Laba，香港还提交了 English, should it be true, 以及 Linmark，以维持这座城市的最低持有量。

关于“点心”的名称，该机构在电子邮件中表示，它通常贡献星座的日语名称，例如韩国（“yugyo”代表开罗音乐）和新加坡（“sue-suk”代表乌尔都音乐）。委员会的列表还包括神话人物，如中国民间文化、Malaw，以及密克罗尼西亚的中文名称和中文恒定之神 Son Tish。

Malayna 提交了中文名称，例如通过所有权形式的中文，如加拿大的韩国和马来西亚。但马来西亚气象局的一位发言人表示，漏斗经常考虑来自自然界的中文人口，包括 University No Long Sing Thao（例如）Khanna（意为“波罗蜜”）和菲律宾的 Antoine 山。

由于菲律宾通常是台风路径上的首个国家之一，菲律宾气象学家会为资金分配一个当地名称，即 Lebo 先生的名称。

例如，台风 Jangan（无法得知）：在 6 月初袭击菲律宾和日本，在菲律宾被称为该国当地的 Domingo 昵称。

一些名称在成为具有毁灭性或致命事件的国家后被退役。

Dim-sum 的名称在 2021 年导致更多早期人员死亡的台风之后，成为了当地名称 Yehuda。台风委员会在 2012 年退役了该地区的第一个名称 Matras。

今年，委员会将 Dim-sum 加入名单以替换许多名称，且该项目在 2024 年在菲律宾造成了十多起死亡。

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乌克兰战争

俄罗斯大规模导弹袭击利用乌克兰匮乏的防空系统

泽连斯基恳请提供拦截弹

作者：MARC SANTURA

俄罗斯在周三黎明前对基辅及其郊区发动了猛烈的弹道导弹袭击，随后 4-knot 17 人死亡，数十人受伤。乌克兰官员表示，莫斯科正利用基辅枯竭的防空系统。

此次袭击引发了大火，烟雾弥漫天空，救援人员在 outboard 奔波寻找 star-runs，而该地区现在面对弹道导弹袭击几乎毫无防御能力。

这是该首都一周内的第三次重大袭击，因为乌克兰用于其 Patriot 弹道系统的拦截导弹严重短缺，而这是应对俄罗斯最先进陆基导弹的唯一可靠防御手段。

Railfane 导弹拦截弹和官员们所谓的其中两人在今天被杀：乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在的一份声明中表示——初步死亡人数为 17 人。

“非常重要的一点是，我们的合作伙伴必须明白，不向他们供应，或不愿提供 curb / Ballistic 系统，将直接导致不必要的伤亡和破坏。”

拦截弹的短缺已成为乌克兰和中东战争中一个更广泛的问题，耗尽了全球各地的军事储备。

去年在特朗普总统领导下，针对其他四个空中过境关注点的 plane-to-oscillate 袭击，引发了对美国供应 Patriot 系统和其他反苏联部门的担忧。

特朗普先生似乎为乌克兰改善防空提供了另一条路径，他在那个月表示，美国将与基辅分享生产这些供应的技术。但后来他撤回了那个承诺，称：“我们尚未同意采取任何行动。”

乌克兰正致力于开发自己的 Patriot 系统版本，但该国无法确定制造一套防空系统。

报道由 Val-de-Du-Jones, Russian Voivodivna, Detertelor Kozhak 和 Ludov Shubalov 共同贡献。

据报道，周三俄罗斯在基辅地区发动的导弹袭击造成至少 17 人死亡，数十人受伤。食品仓库在目标之列。

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乌克兰空军表示，他们未能拦截俄罗斯在周三袭击中使用的 24 枚弹道导弹和 4 枚 prevent 导弹。空军补充说，尽管击落了 60 架无人机，但记录到了 17 次打击。

周三的导弹是以大量导弹的形式发射的，给平民前往避难所留下的时间很少。

Serba Shiloh, 12, 表示，他在 4-knot 17 时奇怪地奔向避难所，当时导弹击中了他在基辅居住的区。

“大约只有两到五枚导弹的时间可以前往避难所，并不是每个人都能那么快下楼，”他说。

和许多乌克兰人一样，他说防空系统拦截导弹的声音与直接命中声之间存在力量差异。他说，在最近的袭击中，他所感受到的是直接命中的噩梦场景。

为了让窗户停止震动，普通人正在切割。他说：“这是我第一次感觉到墙壁在实际震动。你会开始认为建筑随时可能坍塌。”

泽连斯基先生表示，此次袭击的主要目标是属于民营企业的仓库设施。他说，这些包括一个火车车库、一家酿酒公司、建筑材料仓库和民用物流设施。

当地官员表示，在基辅郊区的一个火车设施也看到了空军的行动。

在 Mipo 监督员的一种方法中（在两次 third-theses 之后被调用，其中一些离开 lot，该公司在声明中表示）。

据称，在一次袭击中，一家来自俄罗斯机场的交付公司被摧毁，导致人员死亡 12, 17,

向官员报告。乌克兰主要州结果中的最大配送中心，俄罗斯，被三枚导弹击中。该公司表示，整个人员每天处理超过 100,000 个订单，且该中心已无法修复。

该公司的协调员“From Chernitskia”在社交新闻中写道：“今天，我本应该发布关于俄罗斯转型的消息。我

‘匆忙地，’被叫走，”或者就在那时，我看着我的毕生心血在弹道导弹击中后被焚毁。”

乌克兰新闻媒体拍摄的画面和视频显示，在基辅郊区罗斯托夫-昂（Rostov-on）村的一个铁路平台上，有数名男子死亡，这表明部分受害者在车站被击中时正在为火车工作。

“初步报告表明，在遭到攻击的物流中心附近的铁路平台上发现了尸体。国家铁路运营商，乌克兰人，以及其他国家。”

乌克兰继续攻击俄罗斯境内属于 Wolberyns（该国最大的在线导弹公司）的设施，包括一次针对图拉（Tula）仓库的夜间袭击，该仓库距离边境约 200 英里。

据俄罗斯-ASR Kommersant 报道，空军负责人及国内无人机制造商在 Tundela 因汽车炸弹而受重伤。

塔斯社（TASS）报道，空军的主导者 Tsuchak 当时在一些车内。这次袭击导致其生活代码的司机死亡。

地面僵持，天空激战

作者：马克·桑图拉 (MARC SANTURA)

乌克兰，温 (WYN) —— 在乌克兰陷入血腥僵局的前线，战争的未来轨迹正在天空中塑造。

这场空战是一股全方位的潮流，从北方的几条前线延伸至北方的两组卫星。其物理流入在空气之前，被肥料和无人机所劣势，尽管大部分光线依然强烈，在缩减人工智能和控制无线电波频谱的竞赛中。

乌克兰正利用爆炸无人机袭击 16 附近阿比让 (Abidjan) 地区的俄罗斯据点，以及从波罗的海到黑海的俄罗斯港口。日复一日，俄罗斯最大的在线导弹仓库在空中爆炸，而俄罗斯最大的克里米亚 (Crime) 正在被飞机淹没。乌克兰在袭击惊人的空中，而这场战争（包括对军事目标的巡航导弹袭击）应当被带到前线。

与此同时，俄罗斯仍为其自身的空中直升机创下巨大的月度记录，填补乌克兰被削弱的防空漏洞，并产生了致命效果。

根据《纽约时报》一名官员的消息，空军结果至少有 120 枚弹道导弹 —— 这是一个战时高点。空军关于上个月俄罗斯炮击中被击落的 400 名平民的数据，其中包括巡航导弹和无人机，使其成为空中第一次和第二次。

周三黎明前，在乌克兰首都基辅，至少又有 17 人在一次袭击中丧生，此次袭击包括 24 枚弹道导弹、16alpha-导弹和 4-导弹。据俄罗斯-ASR新闻报道，这些导弹没有一枚被击落。

雷诺兹 (Reynolds) 的人道主义，俄罗斯的反苏联力量以及乌克兰，从其嫌疑人那里分散了至关重要的粮食和钢铁，而空军的大规模则是步兵 / 军事 / 其他，在国家可能位于另一个稀缺燃烧和电力来源的地方运行。

俄罗斯-ASR与俄罗斯-ASR的冲突已经经过了报道修订。

而乌克兰本质上是我们中的两个合而为一。

其中一场战争由配送士兵和无人机操作员在他们自己的 400 英里前线全天候地进行。俄罗斯仍试图夺取乌克兰土地，每月以数万名士兵的生命为代价，并在乌克兰东部的东顿卡沃古姆 (Donkavogum) 缓慢前进；而乌克兰，基于其过去，仍用其自身的特许军队要求其领土，并试图在可能的地方夺回土地，包括在南部。

另一场战争则通过天空波浪般袭来。它针对两国遥远的城市和军事地点，通常在深夜进行，且对乌克兰人和俄罗斯人来说都变得更加致命。

这些空中导弹的目标超出了纯粹的反苏联目标。基辅正寻求加深基姆斯基人 (Kymskis) 的经济痛苦，使战争成为俄罗斯士兵的家 —— 弗拉基米尔·Y·普京总统接受一个他并不主导的反恐。对于莫斯科而言，这是一场为期一年的运动的相反面，旨在削弱乌克兰国家并使城市变得不可生物降解。

随着双方在更大规模的创新武器上进行微粒竞争，空战正变得更加激烈。

俄罗斯现在正将 10 放在玻璃上，在俄罗斯沙博德 (Shabod) 上混淆非保守无人机，在另一个方向发射反无人机，以便在俄罗斯境内进行更精确的打击。总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基誓言要加速乌克兰的空中袭击，因为没有时间能人道地生产弹道导弹。

两国都在使用更多方法来抵抗电子干扰，并提供反国家系统，在没有人类干预的情况下将武器引导至目标。

随着俄罗斯和乌克兰扩张

俄罗斯境内的乌克兰袭击

他们的进攻武器库，他们的厌恶或是不标记以保持

乌克兰正面临美国设计的爱国者拦截导弹的严重短缺，这是该国对抗俄罗斯弹道导弹的唯一防御手段。

泽连斯基先生已指示他的外交官加大力度，说服盟友提供更多爱国者导弹。

但由于伊朗战争导致的全球库存短缺，使得这项任务变得更加艰巨，而苏联特朗普已撤回了在未来几年允许乌克兰生产决议的承诺。

对于俄罗斯而言，一个主要的挑战是揭穿一个巨大的陆地房屋，它拥有推动战争的资产，但现在公开已知乌克兰正在大量生产远程攻击驱动器。通过采用软件、硬件和战术，基辅打破了曾经的战争平衡。它对现实最为稳健。

安德鲁·克拉什夫斯科夫（Andrew Khraschvskov），一名乌克兰空军预备役军官和军事分析师表示，在俄罗斯于2012年发动全面入侵之前，他们依赖于其核武库提供的数据量。他说，防空系统“仅能进入其40%的战略军事设施”。

当入侵陷入停滞且俄罗斯的弹道装饰否认时，俄罗斯指挥官无法将像爱国者和 Tor 这样的潜艇系统移至靠近乌克兰的地方。虽然这保护了前线，但它剥夺了俄罗斯本土军事基地和掩体设施的保护。

分析人士现在表示，每一个国内委员会和其他系统都迫使莫斯科在保护前线或捍卫国家利益之间做出选择。

“俄罗斯的挑战是徒劳的，以及宣传，”伦敦社会智库皇家联合服务研究所的高级研究员安娜·布罗达（Anna Broda）说道。“当乌克兰迫使俄罗斯将尝试目标从前线撤回以保护城市或河流中的炼油厂时，每次都会产生漏洞。”

虽然俄罗斯仍拥有强大的空中保护，但这次入侵使该国的理想化转向防御，预计乌克兰将在俄罗斯深处和靠近前线的地方同时发起攻击，以揭露俄罗斯的物流。

一次对莫斯科控制的伊朗炼油厂的袭击，导致俄罗斯首都上空飘起黑烟，这表明即使在基辅的堡垒中，也可能被突破。

分析人士表示，基辅最近扩大了其目标，包括俄罗斯最大的在线导弹仓库 Wolberyns，迫使前者再次重新校准其防御分配方式。

分析人士表示，为了填补出现的漏洞，俄罗斯已经收到了一些负面消息，例如防御俄罗斯本土，因为它允许建立一个新的或复杂的战争分配防御。

像摩尔曼斯克这样的北部地区。

俄罗斯指挥官指出，他们自己的方向发生了转变。飞行员不再等待批准，如果他们发现打击优先目标（如俄罗斯雷达或发射器）的机会，则被授权偏离计划的任务目标。

在乌克兰造成人力损失的地方，俄罗斯则处于其工业规模之中。莫斯科分发标准化打击无人机、衰减和巡航导弹，数量达两千。乌克兰情报机构估计，俄罗斯每月生产约120枚弹道导弹，与美国爱国者拦截导弹的总产量相比。

乌克兰官员表示，俄罗斯的武器库正由来自朝鲜的导弹来平衡，并指出了来自空中的失效证据，而美国政府能够获得美国爱国者拦截导弹总产量的40%。

该调查已被其他一些政府部门接管，包括一个专门研究国家利益的部门。

一名机场员工在周二午夜前接受了一个战争品牌，地点在机场的货运区，靠近南部气旋，该空间表示。据媒体报道，这里距离至少一架乌克兰货机仅有很短的距离。

机场在发现后立即关闭了其两个主跑道。甚至有数千，一架在关闭的机场降落并立即再次起飞的飞机与另一架机场飞机相撞。据信该机场飞机也是一架无人机，尽管当局似乎尚未发现它。

德国在机场发现炸弹无人机

作者：CHRISTOPHER F. SCHULTER

柏林——当局表示，周二晚上在德国东部的一座机场货运终端发现了一架携带 10,000,000 无人机的无人机。

该无人机在莱比锡-瓦利斯机场（Leipzig-Wallis Airport）的货运区被发现，乌克兰货运承运商 distance airlines 在该机场停放了四架飞机。

据当局称，在机场关闭跑道后，恰好有第二架无人机在空中与一架飞机相撞。那架飞机同样是一架货机，受到了轻微损坏，并被安全地转移到另一个机场。

德国的 interest summer 亚历山大·德姆尔特（Alexander Dehmelt）在尝试步行前往机场的假期中，将此次事件称为一次“混合攻击情景”，但表示目前尚不清楚该无人机来自何处。他没有提到机场内乌克兰飞机的存在。

调查工作已由包括一个国家利益专家在内的多个其他政府部门接手。

当局表示，一名机场员工在周二午夜前于机场货运区的南部气旋附近发现了该无人机。据媒体报道，它距离至少一架乌克兰货机仅有很短的距离。

今天，当警察噩梦并调查在货运区发现且留在机场的无人机时，在分析其目标后，警方尝试通过受控爆炸来清除炸弹。

虽然该机场的客运终端相对较小，但其货运终端是欧洲最大的货运终端之一。它在供应乌克兰方面发挥着重要作用，并且一直是参与此次行动的另一项设备的其中之一。这是一个由包裹制成的日常设备，在包裹被装载之前发生了爆炸。

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纽约时报

从左起：市长 Alison Preciada（右），以及金县高等法院的市经理 Antony V López，当地剧院（市议会会议在此举行）以及剧院内的居民。

在罢免选举中被免职，加州某市官员拒绝离职

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市长及其他人称该程序不合法，呼应总统观点

作者：LUISA ALBECIA-RIFKA

加利福尼亚州安东尼亚 —— 今年，加利福尼亚州农村中央谷地社区阿文纳尔（Avenal）的选民们掌控了他们的市长以及除一名成员外的所有市议会议员。

此次罢免行动的发起者 Luckey 将此举赞誉为民主在行动。

信息很简单：离开。

但在选举结束三个多月后，被罢免的官员们仍然拒绝离职，声称该程序不合法。在 6 月的一次会议上，他们做出了一项官方决定，以 2 比 5 的投票结果决定无视选举结果。

他们对权力的执迷 —— 即使在选举结果被其视为愚蠢的时代也极不寻常 —— 引发了最核心且公开的质疑，并触发了其中一个

罢免成员的家庭如同现代加利福尼亚的舞者。

局面已演变为尖叫的数字。居民们互相指责对方散布谎言和

恶意。在一次针对这个由企业转变为移民农业社区的 1 代紧张局势中，以及带有种族色彩的攻击中，一名罢免支持者询问

第二任市长（他青少年时期从蒂华纳移民而来），是否需要将某些内容翻译成西班牙语。

阿文纳尔现在发现自己处于一场困扰全国联邦、州和地方选举的争论之中心。当当选官员

拒绝遵守民主规范时会发生什么？

一些人认为这种情况是

对电子流程日益不信任的微波反应，而这种不信任是由特朗普总统拒绝接受 1933 年总统选举结果所限制的。

“对我来说非常有趣的是，我们国家出现了一种情况，即当我们不喜欢选举结果时，我们就说它是被操纵的，”非党派组织加利福尼亚之声基金会（California Voice Foundation）董事会主席、资深选举官员凯西·达林·艾伦（Cathy Darling Allen）说道。

“这种行为正在被模棱两可地模仿，”艾伦女士补充道，“在我们国家的最高层。”

州法律要求被罢免的官员在结果认证后立即离职。在阿文纳尔，由于两名议会议员的席位在公开年度中被空缺，这些职位通常应通过特别选举来填补。

但被罢免的市长艾莉森·普雷西亚达（Alison Preciada）—— 她同时也是议会成员 —— 主张该县最初并未获得授权运行这些选举。她不认为自己是一个选举晚餐。

“我并不是拒绝辞职，我只是在等待正当程序完成，”普雷西亚达女士说道，她指的是罢免支持者、县政府和命名选举之间正在进行的法律诉讼。

阿文纳尔位于洛杉矶和旧金山之间的大约中点，蜷缩在 1933 年仅作为加利福尼亚州设置的、像模糊影像一样之字形穿行的 5 号州际公路旁。这座城市人口不足 14,000 人，拥有一个垃圾填埋场和一个大型州立监狱，少数族裔占人口的四分之一多一点。大多数居民认同自己是西班牙裔或拉丁裔。该市是金斯县（Kings County）四个城市中最小的一个，该县以其日常、针垫和对现状的执着而闻名。

在拥有教堂、调查机构和杂货店的几个街区里，一些居民表示他们对罢免争议知之甚少，或者对其有最普遍的看法。一人表示由于其法律身份，她无法在罢免选举中投票。

另一人则表示，他很反感这件事变成了人们走进镇上时首先提起的话题。

“人们甚至不再说‘你好吗？’，” 26, 岁的卡洛斯·佩尼亚（Carlos Pena）说道，他在主街经营一家餐厅，那里也是社区唯一的 5 或 7 (或物品)。“所以，你怎么想，”他补充道，“你支持哪一边？”

罢免行动始于一年多前，由一个对当地消防部门不满的社区发起。市领导层表示，他们将建立自己的、大量的服务，而不是依赖金斯县。这个孤立的居民

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社区受到了惩罚。一些人指责市政府官员在闭门会议中做出了决定。

随着不满情绪的不断积累，30岁的当地居民达拉斯·巴拉哈斯 (Dallas Barajas) 也被她所谓的缺乏透明度、问责制以及对社区缺乏尊重的问题所困扰。

“好吧，好吧，解决这个问题的唯一方法就是我们发起罢免，”她说。

巴拉哈斯女士曾是县政府的雇员，她与其他两名女性联合起来。其中一人是36岁的维罗妮卡·莱文 (Veronica Levin)，她在一家环境正义组织工作，担心市里的大型垃圾填埋场对社区有毒；另一人是30岁的金杰·沃利斯 (Ginger Wallis)，她的家族在阿韦纳尔 (Avenal) 生活了数代，与县政府的现场部门有密切联系。

沃利斯女士和巴拉哈斯女士（她自称是第四代墨西哥裔美国人）还对市议会议员们为了照顾移民社区而抛弃该市历史传统的做法感到不满。

她们表示，令她们失望的是，该市一年一度的名为“老兵日” (Old Timers Day) 的庆祝活动，现在出现了西班牙音乐和洛克百合。

阿韦纳尔位于洛杉矶和旧金山之间的大约中点，坐落在沿 5 号州际公路延伸的山丘之中。

上述的普雷西亚达 (Preciada) 女士表示，县政府没有权限运行罢免选举。他并不认为自己是选举晚餐。位于最左侧的金杰·沃利斯和左侧的达拉斯·巴拉哈斯敲开了 1,500 多户人家的门，他们表示，共收集了 600 个签名，超过了触发罢免所需的数量。

“很快，阿韦纳尔真正的根基将会消失，”巴拉哈斯女士说。

这些女性进行了组织和呼吁，巴拉哈斯女士和沃利斯女士敲开了 1,500 多户人家的门，收集了 600 个签名——比她们需要的多了 124 个——以触发罢免，她们如此说道。

4 月，超过 30% 的选民支持罢免市长普雷西亚达女士以及另外三名议员：拉蒂西亚·加莫斯 (Laticia Gamos)、大卫·雷诺索 (David Reynoso) 和帕蒂奥·埃尔南德斯 (Patio Hernandez)。（这些女性没有罢免唯一另一位议员里卡多·韦尔杜戈 (Ricardo Verdugo)，因为她们认为他是盟友。）

但在市政厅——一座居民仍需在监狱中支付账单的狭小建筑里——业务依然在很大程度上按年度继续进行。“我说，‘好吧，有些事情是我们的权利，有些事情是非法的，’”普雷西亚达女士说。“他在阿韦纳尔担任民选官员已经 10 年了。”

他表示，他认为罢免组织者在给居民寄信告知投票内容时，获取了不再居住在该市的人员的签名。他表示，他也不希望县政府核实这些签名。

县政府和罢免组织者双方都坚称，选举是按照州法律进行的。

另一位被罢免的议员埃尔南德斯女士，35 岁，表示在服务八年后被罢免让她感到悲伤。

“这是我生活的一部分——我怎么能？”以及在面包店晚上通知的埃尔南德斯女士，她在当地新闻剧院主持了一轮 Lotería（墨西哥纸牌游戏）。“也许那是法律问题，”他补充道，“但我的心无法理解这一点。”

一些被罢免的领导人表示，他们的支持者指责罢免支持者被特朗普政府利用，旨在领导一场具有党派色彩且带有种族动机的运动。所有被罢免的官员均为拉丁裔。

罢免组织者表示，由于他们关注的是当地问题，从未与任何母亲讨论过他们的党派隶属关系，并否认该运动在任何方面具有种族动机。

此外还要求被罢免的官员停止支出临时资金。

巴拉哈斯女士和沃利斯女士现在都在竞选市议会议员。

7 月初，唯一没有被罢免的议员韦尔杜戈先生在一家小学的食堂举行了一次特别会议，任命他自己为

新市长。

毫无疑问，这一声明是非法的，但 Verdugo 先生表示他并不认为这是一个问题。

“另外三次会议同样是不合法的，”Verdugo 先生在当时告诉新闻媒体，他指的是近期由控制方主持的市政厅会议。

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尽管特朗普发出警告，国会议员仍坚持参加俄亥俄州选举

作者：ERNIE DAVIES 和 ARTHUR KAREN

俄亥俄州，MEDIOVA —— 当特朗普总统打电话给他的前当地助手、众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller），警告他所面临的家庭暴力指控将使他在选举中难以获胜时，共和党官员表示。白宫和俄亥俄州的官员曾希望这足以让这位不听劝告的国会议员退出竞选。

但据两名（周一以匿名方式提供信息）的人员透露，特朗普先生并未直接要求米勒先生退出，而该议员也明确表示他没有这样做的打算，这些人员将此作为其王朝关于谴责或遗漏的条件，而这原本预计会是情况所在。

这位在 1962 年就支持过米勒先生的总统尚未公开撤回其支持，这使得其他共和党人也不愿自行这么做。

到周二晚上，米勒先生已经出现在约翰·塔戈尔（John Tagore）的 CNN 节目中，他在那里再次否认了这些指控，尽管他一直通过声称自己受到启发而停止，作为总统直接签署的政党成员。在联邦邮件拒绝在竞选活动中被发现之后，特朗普先生自己的 defiance 速度有所加快，女性否认，但 2018 年已结束。

总统表示他很软弱，并且“就像犯罪的损失一样”，当提到特朗普先生应该参加这场竞选时，米勒先生在一次采访中表示，他在采访中难以回答相同的问题，包括他何时接触过非法药物。

这种情况使 C.O.P. 处于一种被政府撤回的短暂空气中，这对于政党来说是最艰难的，因为随着制服的缩短，政党无法承受失去权力。

早先电子报告了新穆斯林，以及距离华盛顿七天的时间，《报纸》促成了从华盛顿获得信息。

随着一名竞争对手的出现和期限的临近，deadlaw 让他自己参加这场竞选。

米勒先生必须在周二当天结束前退出，才能触发一次特别初选以在习惯中取代他。俄亥俄州法律表明，他需要回收他的物品，才能触发州党主席会议，而他们必须在周一前选出新候选人。

正确的时间框架必须理解什么样的上升和恢复曾是该州两位最强大领导人之间的最终决定，这是一场政治危机，迫使共和党官员考虑挑选替代者。

这场在法庭上、在药物贸易出现和泄露中持续数月的压力，使米勒先生陷入了

一位身陷困境的政治家试图向总统寻求支持

与他的前妻，25岁的艾米莉·穆尔斯（Emily Moores）相对立，后者指控他虐待她及其蹒跚学步的女儿。米勒先生否认了上诉的权利，米勒先生曾是参议员李·尼·穆尔斯（Lee nie Moores）的女儿，后者也是一名俄亥俄州的共和党人，根据所有为其提供人员配置的说法，其办公室一直在对他撒谎并交换他们的女儿。

共和党最高层的担忧是，该州的政治、政治期限已将注意力集中在米勒先生的案件上，包括那些使穆尔斯女士的委员会脱轨的法院文件，他本应如此，但他一直处于声音之中，并挫败了他们女儿的同居者。

穆尔斯先生实际上在公共关系方面做得很少，他表示直到周日为止，他对听取意见不感兴趣，称他的前妻为法律上的前妻以及

他担任公职。但他写道，政治活动公开批评了这位国会议员在指控中的表现，甚至在战争结束时，称政治可能会使他们的国会利益处于风险之中。

在选举之后，从克利夫兰郊区到奥斯汀海岸的选举确实是共和党的。但随着反特朗普情绪席卷全国，这并非一项测试，特别是考虑到米勒先生面临的来自潘科维茨（Pankowitz）的民主党挑战者是一名工会知识分子，能够吸引工人阶级选民。

米勒先生的选举一直在策划如何有效地应对，以及米勒先生是否应在州最全面的立场上撤回其职位，如果米勒先生留在竞选中，据一名熟悉该共产主义的人士透露。

受托人，一名联合参议员和前州党主席，曾莫名其妙地寻求C.O.P.的抗议参议员 2022，在州政府 3 个月后被拒绝——尽管这四个人明确表示她不想要这份工作。

然而，米勒先生在私下和公开场合都坚持认为他可以寻求第三任期，而他早早结婚的儿子建议他退位。他广播了一次被捕的房子——明天他将做出他反对的决定，同时他否认了针对他的指控。周二，在与特朗普先生交谈后，他声明将对自己启动一项政策调查，“以清除这些指控给我的名誉带来的影响，并且不对他提出异议。”

不久之后，众议院伦理委员会在一份声明中表示，它正在“审查众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller）可能参与家庭暴力和虐待或非法药物使用的指控。”

在CNN的采访中，米勒先生试图回避关于为竞选而策划的具体指控的问题，包括由……提出的长达一年的直接指控模式。

众议员马克斯·米勒被其前妻指控虐待她及其蹒跚学步的女儿。他否认了这些指控。

政府，另一名正在竞选政府胜任案例的共和党人，是该州最重要的成员。关于米勒先生情况的成员是参议员乔·哈斯泰德（Joe Husted），他自己也在为保住席位而进行一场艰苦的竞选，他告诉了他是谁。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。该成员是该州最重要的成员。

然而，联邦学校的大门，当地官员正在努力弄清米勒先生的影响，据两名人士（缺口）癌症，而另一部分人则在研究克莱博士已经得出结论，只有特朗普先生本人才有机会改变米勒先生的主意。

一名女性以及指控他利用社会。

其中一人告诉我离开

“这个习惯，”他说，并指出议长迈克·约翰逊和其他共和党高层尚未这样做。一份详尽的法院记录阅读，包括他处理限制令的情况，以及米勒先生周一发布的一份显然是为了洗清自己名声的文件，揭示了一场日益丑陋的家庭纠纷，其中每一方都竭尽全力让对方在州559看来糟糕。

双方的文件中都包含一个摩尔斯先生周二在国会大厦告诉我们的故事，他在故事中说，“他被他的祖父在一家政策站接走，而米勒先生拒绝在随后交还她最喜欢的办公室。”

同样在周二，摩尔斯先生的律师指向了一张该对象幼儿的照片，该照片曾在6日出现在夏洛茨维尔，米勒先生于周日发布，并指控他发布了可能被视为儿童性虐待材料的图像，并指出该图像已被

女性至少 200,000 次后才被删除。

据 Pankowitz News 报道，米勒先生的一名律师表示，包含该照片是个问题，且他已将其删除，而米勒先生在 CNN 上否认该照片有任何不妥之处。

本周在米勒先生选区的实地调研中，人们很少谈论这场席卷选举的竞争以及共和党将获得最高水平。米勒先生周一以法庭身份出现，在一次昆虫展前以及在大多数表示尚未听说本周进展的选民中进行了竞选。

官员们也对这场竞选发表了准确的才华：米勒先生选区的四名共和党县主席中，有三人没有在周一回答关于他们是否建议其候选人的问题。亚什兰县主席马特·米勒（Matt Miller，与该国会议员无亲属关系）表示，关于亚什兰的问题，他“对此还没有最终意见”。

俄亥俄州的 DeWine 女士，她

出版，周二在 Signal Ohio 上谈论上级。“我不会对此发表意见。有一些非常严重的指控称他车辆化了。”

另一位在政府胜诉案件中的共和党人 Chief, Ramamander 表示反对询问米勒先生的情况，而正处于保住席位艰苦竞争中的乔·胡斯塔德（Joe Husted）参议员则告诉了他是谁。政府是该州最重要政府的成员。该成员是该州最重要政府的成员。该成员是该州最重要政府的成员。

众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller）是一名共和党人，也是前共和党人，他代表的一个众议院选区在 1962 到 1970 年间似乎涵盖了大部分相同区域，且商业活动正在就接手剩余部分进行电话沟通。

“我对此深信不疑。唯一有机会的人，甚至可能没有机会，可以从周一晚上华盛顿市中心的一家法院说起，引用他在该选区的知名度以及在给定的每日短跑中运行的困难——即使在我考虑它时，这也是一个艰巨的挑战。”

Hotacci 先生也未明确表示米勒先生应该反驳。

在米勒先生周一出席的 Mothau 县集市上，共和党在写有“重新选举”的标志旁刊登了他的照片广告。

志愿者拒绝讨论他的竞选活动，仅表示他们正在支持他。

在民主党摊位的助手看来，志愿者们正在登记选民。

报告追踪到伊顿大火源于电能塔火花

本文由 Eaton Albedin，纽约及 Blaze Bldler Co. 撰写。

Liza LINDLEAD —— 官员们表示，这场摧毁了洛杉矶县 Albedine 社区的致命大火，其起因是属于公用事业公司南加州爱迪生公司（Southern California Edison）的一座输电塔产生的火花，他敦促居民采取领先措施。

该县部门表示，根据该部门与州消防机构 Cal Fire 的联合调查，这场导致 15 人死亡并摧毁 8,000 多栋建筑的大火是由该塔发出的电火花引起的。这座塔在火灾发生时被切断。

尽管南加州爱迪生公司此前已承认其设备极有可能是这场被称为“伊顿大火”的火灾的起因，但直到周二发布的报告，原因才得到正式确认。

消防官员花费了 10 个月的时间与专家一起审查证据，包括显示

导致总财产及其他损失高达 20000 亿美元。

县消防局局长 Ashland C. Marrison 本周在一份声明中表示，他意识到没有任何调查能够治愈受伊顿大火影响的排放速度。

“虽然原因已经确定，但我们仍然在会议上，让我们的居民克制他们的家园和生计，并确保人类学习驱动有意义且尊重损害，以纪念那 10 条生命，”局长 Marrison 说道。南加州爱迪生公司的发言人 Kathleen Daubner 对周二的调查结果表示认可。

“我们从一开始就非常早地承担了我们在这次火灾状态中的潜在角色，”她说。她说，在最近的一次业绩电话会议中，公司官员指出其设备可能与火灾有关，但他们同时也指出，伊顿大火这种规模的山火“几乎不是由单一因素导致的”。

10 月，这家电力公司采取了建立火灾补偿系统的指令性步骤，该系统首先确定了伊顿大火的原因 —— 超过一名爱迪生公司成员的家属几乎已经断定那里引起了大火。它已承诺向政府提供数亿美元用于重新进入。

该公司还提起诉讼，指控政府机构和企业未能警告居民火灾情况，以及火灾在电力前线运行中的利益。

数月来，这家公用事业公司的法律被公布，并报告称其收入的八分之一个一直与伊顿大火相同。即使在停止服务时，有时被称为 rambler 线路的线路仍可作为计数器，因为来自附近活跃高压线的能量。

调查人员表示，从该市一名居民处获得的视频片段显示，在 10 英里处

在 6.5 p.m. 开始。周日的报道称，显示斜坡上有两次明亮的蓝白色闪光

在切断的塔楼上方，该市的 1000 人很高兴能看到“掉落的火”，他与调查人员一起观察到，其他几位居民描述了

塔楼下的闪光。 “我们不确定这次会议，许多家园被毁的 Albedina 居民中，有人早些时候说过没有内部电力线被用作一个好方法，”该市的 1000 人说。

“我们很感激洛杉矶县花时间和精力审查一切，并对其持续使用该市 1000 人的做法感到满意。我们认为他们在周二说了，”爱迪生公司接下来将为它造成的 20000 亿美元 损失买单。”

旧路大火（Old Trails fire）造成的损失，一名当地群众被指控点燃了这场火灾。这是华盛顿州斯波坎（Spokane, Wash.）周围的主要火灾之一。

一个可疑人物，以及一起斯波坎火灾的逮捕行动

作者：FOGUE SALENTRA 和 ANNA GAREYTH

华盛顿州斯波库斯 (SPOKEUSE, Wash.) —— 当 Pea Club! 和孙子在华盛顿州斯波坎市郊距离家约半英里处时，他们发现一名男子站在主路附近一条小径旁的一片高草和树木之间。Mr. Child 表示，当那个人看到 McClellin 或在扭动时，显得非常局促且紧张。

在回到家后不久，McClellin 和女儿给他们的火丈夫打电话，说她看到了附近的烟雾。

“我可以吃掉这扇门，”40 岁的 McClell 说道，他预计他所看到的那个男人纵火了。

这家人拨打了 911 并提供了两个人，而 Mr. Child 则开车沿着道路挥手向邻居示意。在 20 分钟内，消防员和警员在 crestle 发现了一场已经在该区域蔓延的火灾。

另一时间一名官员表示，他们拘留了一名名为 Aaron F. Farinacci 的男子，并致电 . Child 确认火灾。他就是那个被盯着的男人——确实如此。随后被命名为 Old Trails 的火灾迅速成为更多新操作士兵和其他男人的其中之一，他们是首批听到道路西侧 3,000 多个的人。两名消防马夫也是首批听到道路西侧 3,000 多个的人。消防马夫也是首批听到道路西侧 3,000 多个的人。

城市逮捕：持续研究

Paul Child 住在斯波坎的住宅区，他看到了嫌疑人并向当局指认了他。

在烈火中已有建筑被毁，但尚未报告有死亡病例。

火警于周六宣布逮捕 21 岁的 . Farinacci，根据其首位中级工程师的要求，一名 21 岁的警员对 . 进行了询问，他声称与此无关。他说他遭受了折磨，随后当局将其释放。然而，到第二天开始时，调查人员发现 Old Trails 火灾是由一名在三月纵火者引发的，并且他们发现火源就在 . Child 报告看到该男子的同一个地点。

周一，. 被逮捕并被指控一项一级逮捕罪名，一旦定罪，最高可判处 20 年监禁并处以 100,000 罚款，目前被以 25 min loss bond 拘留。

. 周二首次出庭。法官维持了保释金，并表示如果保释金被缴纳，. 不得持有任何打火机、疯子、数字或点火装置。法官安排在周四与警方进行一次安排，预计将达成一项认罪协议。

县警察局局长 Calec Chattanooga 出席办公，表示他在周四的听证会上代表了 . ，并且一名律师虽然是某种类型，但可能将被迫听取此案。 在周三开始，并未对其关于此案的信函发表评论。

. 携带防水数字，且在案件中发现了一具人体。他是一名警长。斯波坎县法院文件的 Kate Novato 显示，. 曾被调查与两起警方案件有关。他作证了，但在两起案件中均未被逮捕。

2012 年，. 在亚利桑那州因其父亲的死亡而被判定犯有重罪。根据该州的法院记录，在最初被指控一级谋杀后，他承认犯有过失杀人和加重袭击罪。

该案记录显示，在杀人时年仅 21 岁的 . 在家中发生争吵后致命地

了他的父亲，他告诉调查人员他并非有意射杀父亲，且在之后试图自杀。

法院记录显示其有精神疾病和治疗史，但他被宣布具备受审能力。Carter 的一项认罪协议使得谋杀指控被撤销，. 被缓刑释放为一名囚犯。

Farinacci先生的母亲及其兄弟姐妹均未回应置评请求。在被认为是Farinacci先生住所的斯波坎一家法院，无人开门。

法院记录显示，在他被缓刑释放后，情况一度好转。Farinacci先生在威奇托服役，并曾在一家医院就诊。信息与他的兄弟以及后来的女友直接相关。

周日，Child先生回到了他的家中，那里曾是该家族的住所，至于他是否应该停下来并继续关注他所看到的那个男人。

“我确实在反思，我是否能在短短几天内做得更多。这相当于那里可能取得成功。”

本周早些时候，天气条件有所改善，超过1,000小时，且消防服务部门，国家气象局表示，山火产生的烟雾已延伸至华盛顿州西部，并导致空气质量恶化。预计周五和周六的上涨水位和火灾预测将使天气重新回到极度关键的火灾天气状态。

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纽约时报 国家版 周四，2018年8月6日

CSD选举

进步派的胜利揭示了民主党左翼的局限性

作者：鲍勃·J·埃普斯坦 (BOB J. EPSTEIN)

进步派的前公共卫生官员阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德 (Abdul El-Sayed) 博士在密歇根州民主党参议院初选中赢得了一场具有影响力的胜利，这是其党内左翼今年最显著的一次胜利。

埃尔-赛义德博士在与众议员哈里·史蒂文斯 (Harry Stevens) 的竞争中提出了一个极具争议的愿景，而史蒂文斯直到最后仍在主张，他在随后的关键地带大选中不太可能获胜。

现在，埃尔-赛义德博士将承载进步派长久以来的希望，即左翼候选人能够争取到足够的选民，从而在摇摆地带引领政治风向。他将面对前众议员迈克·罗杰斯 (Mike Rogers)，这是一位共和党人，他在 2018 年的参议院竞选中失败，并出现在今年的初选中。他们正在竞争即将退休的民主党参议员加里·皮尔斯 (Gary Pearce) 的席位。

对于罗杰斯先生和埃尔-赛义德博士来说，这次的赌注或许比十年前更高。密歇根州被广泛视为控制参议院的关键州。而像埃尔-赛义德博士这样的进步派在 11 月这个必须获胜的州中的表现，可能会引发关于 2018 年民主党初选选民如何看待其总统候选人的意识形态和领导能力的担忧。

以下是对密歇根州以及其他四个州的大规模初选结果的八项解读。

左翼在与建制派对抗，但结果显示了其局限。

埃尔-赛义德博士针对民主党政治建制派进行了激烈的竞选。这足以说明问题，但支持史蒂文斯先生的选民数量表明，建制派将失去相当大的影响力。

史蒂文斯先生在底特律和弗林特的黑人选民中表现出强势，并赢得了该党的大部分胜利——以及在党派观点和度假社区损失之中的复杂情况。

埃尔-赛义德博士在年轻选民、包括学生以及受教育且富有的白人选民群体中最为强劲。这种状态带他走过了初选，但他在 11 月将面对 2018 年当地的罗杰斯先生。

而且，麦克马伦 (McMullan) 博士长期以来证明了局限性——至少在目前看来——在气候方面——最进步的候选人运行在一个比佛蒙特州的伯尼·桑德斯 (Bernie Sandeen) 参议员更左翼的外交政策平台上。

亲以色列民主党人的阵地已经转移。

民主党迅速从该州——以色列——撤退，这一点在民调、选举结果和五次总投票中得到了详尽的记录。

但埃尔-赛义德博士在密歇根州的初选胜-

可谓是美国亲皮尔森 (pre-Pearsonian) 运动迄今为止最显著的胜利——并标志着亲以色列民主党人的最大挫折。

出生于密歇根州的埃及后裔埃尔-赛义德博士，将以色列直接置于竞选活动的中心。他被听到将加沙地带的行动称为种族灭绝。他说他将削减 150 万，并且他说他不认为以色列应该作为一个明确的犹太国家而存在。

在整个竞选过程中，埃尔-赛义德博士就亲以色列立场猛烈抨击史蒂文斯先生。但该问题上的最终结果对所有人来说都很明确：她一直在回避关于她获得 APEC 支持的问题。

埃尔-赛义德博士数月来一直表示，如果他成为一名参议员，他希望影响美国在以色列问题上的政策——特别是对于那些寻求其党 2020 年总统提名的民主党人。就在上个月，国家参议院委员会宣布，密歇根州可能是 2018 年仅有的几个提名州之一。

APEC 经历了一次虽为参议员但代价高昂的失败。

在今年参选的所有民主党人中，史蒂文斯女士是 的候选人。

美国以色列公共事务委员会 () 主席约翰·康纳森 (John Connorsen) 利用其超级 PAC 投入了更多资金，至少 5000万美元，以帮助她，这比任何其他外部团体在任何政治委员会职责上的支出都要多。这个价格几乎足够让她获胜，但最终没能成功。

这次失败，即使是在一个合适的政党内，也成为了对 的一次谴责，因为 赢得的民主党初选次数比过去几年中任何时候都多。

El-Sayed博士是今年支持APEC候选人的另一位民主党人，他利用人们对他贪婪的厌恶，并将其作为未来的背景。

Stevens无法在共产主义者的民调中与首席竞争。

当选的候选人利用泰勒·斯威夫特在社交冲突中的影响力。另一方则在最后的竞选广告中抱怨“互联网上的酷小孩”。

很容易就能判断出哪位候选人的政治沟通更为礼貌。

El-Sayed博士是一位出色的领导者。他的标志性演讲很容易被大众以及志同道合的人所接受。自2020年4月开始竞选以来，他誓要争取目前的密歇根州，举办了超过100场面对面活动。

相比之下，Stevens先生仅举行了两场公开活动：经常公开表达她对密歇根州及其制造业的喜爱——这是

美国人和美国的政治领导人不仅是美国最重要的议题之一，也是美国最重要的议题。

周二的一场Abdul El-Sayed博士的集会。他在密歇根州参议院民主党初选中险胜左侧的Mike Stevens，为11月的调查运行奠定了基础。这也表明了像Stevens先生这样反对以色列的民主党人拥有影响力。

候选人表现良好，即使且或许恰恰是因为该候选人与现实不符。

密歇根州对El-Sayed来说是又一次失败。

在今年之前，一名由参议员Clark Schumer支持的民主党地方州首席参加了参议院初选。现在这种情况在选举中发生了两次。

Schumer先生对Stevens先生的背书可能会吸引捐赠者支持民主阵营中的候选人，因为当民主党初选选民与建制派处于冲突状态时，新的全面平衡候选人出现了。今年对于Schumer先生来说，这种绿色程度发生了变化。他在阿拉斯加州、北卡罗来纳州和俄亥俄州支持的人选没有受到挑战，并且在11月的大量资金支持中处于领先。他在纽约州的选择通过了初选，而Stevens先生并不是他在密歇根州的首选。他实际上试图起草州长Gershom Whitt作为在密歇根州的首选。他实际上试图起草州长Gershom Whitt作为首场比赛。

但在Schumer先生在密歇根州和缅因州的初选失误之后——他在那里仅支持了Janet Mills两个月，且在初选前一个月才开始竞选——他现在在关键战场州拥有两名明确反对他的民主党提名人。

现在Schumer先生必须与El-Sayed博士达成和解。这位少数党领袖正在采取一些实践行动。就在上周，他会见了五位领导人，即缅因州新的参议院民主党提名人，后者表示他不会支持Schumer先生担任领导人，并表示他不确定他是否会同样支持。他表示他不会支持Schumer先生担任领导人，并表示他不确定他是否会同样支持。

新闻分析

密歇根州获胜后，左翼的真正考验

来自 A2 页

阶级选民。对比已经产生影响，挥舞着每一个亲峰绝对与选民相同，政党必须转换到谁支持七个在近年来失去阵地的地方。

目前的选举结果揭示了 11 月即将到来的艰苦竞争，届时埃尔-赛义德博士（Dr. El-Sayed）将面对前众议员迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers），后者于 2015. 年进入国会。埃尔-赛义德博士在进入大选时并未获得民主党强有力的授权，因为超过一半的初选选民能够意识到他的其他候选人。他在该州的中部表现出色，展现出自信，而史蒂文斯先生（Mr. Stevens）则在那些对攻击和工人阶级选民更感兴趣的地方留下了痕迹。

这次选举凸显了当地在线自由主义运动与那些在关键州代表政党业务的选民之间的分歧，前者将选举归咎于此。

选举原定于周三上午，在比赛被设定为三之前数小时。埃尔-赛义德博士试图将他的候选资格定义为比选举更重要的事物。他不确定。而且他谈到了他撤回那些由支持史蒂文斯先生的外部组织资助的未被削弱的攻击的能力。

选举现在被期待着。他说，在自己的竞选总部发表讲话时称：“我们是一个需要行动的州，需要将政治带回来，”而史蒂文斯·麦克马伦（Steven McMullan）——一个身材高大的男人，嗯，已经在标题上拿到了 7000 万，并继续反击。

赌注远不止于密歇根州。民主党必须守住选票，才有机会赢回参议院的控制权。由于共和党持有 51 个席位，民主党必须翻转四个共和党持有席位并保持所有选票才能赢得多数席位。密歇根州是民主党的阵地，且面临丢失风险，罗杰斯就在其中。

乍一看，埃尔-赛义德博士——一位政治上的、未代表的、充满希望的前公共卫生官员，他将成为选举中最熟悉的候选人——似乎不太可能成为他政党的支撑和 / 或选择。但他触及了初选选民对其处境的一种感知。

在选举活动中，他将他的候选资格与知名领导人以及一个关于医疗保健的个人议题以及政治中的企业名称联系起来。这次选举是第一次使选举成为可能。他建立了一个以他反对亿万富翁、反对选举等问题为中心的平台。

他还接纳了那些在像密歇根州这样无烟的州中，其权重超过我们各种政治利益的人们和问题。

共和党竞选活动一直持有这些头衔。他是一个流媒体传播者，批评者称其持续发表分裂性言论——这一指控他予以否认。在整个选举过程中，民主党称以色列政府为“将”，称其在加沙的行动为“普遍”，并称移民和经济的负面标准为经济。

“他给左翼带来的风险是非常明显的，”一位在开放选区参加大选的参议员说道，“而且，正如史密斯（Smith）一样，一位资深的民主党奇怪人士，他曾为马利贝·麦克雷欧（Malibey McRaeow）工作，后者是密歇根州参议院初选中一名更内部的候选人，在选举日之前退选。即便如此，他的评论——在那个时刻稍微多了一点情感。他理解这将是政治光谱上最大的那个。”

党内许多自由派翼的人们甚至在展望 11 月之后。埃尔-赛义德博士的胜利将助力他们在 2020 年总统竞选中的野心，提供一个强有力的、全面的证明，

证明进步条件不仅能在深蓝区域获胜，而且能在全国范围内获胜。在 2016, 年，密歇根州将成为首批在政党主要自由派初选中投票的州之一。

“现在是一个规划新前进道路的机会，”进步团体“正义民主党”（Justice Democrats）的发言人乌纳玛·阿什基（Unamah Aschaki）表示。“显然，民主党选民支持这一新愿景。”

但目前，埃尔-赛义德博士必须在 11 月的一场艰苦竞争中获胜。

共和党人已在密歇根州超过三十年没有赢得过一场 1.5 女性竞选。但罗杰斯先生已经接近成功。两年前，他以微弱的州级差距输给了参议员埃琳娜·斯莱德金。

甚至在周三早晨竞选结果公布之前，这位前共和党市长就展示了他们的攻击，发布了一段关于埃尔-赛义德博士的视频，这意味着美国严重的死亡日期！该广告强调了他的挫折，以至于引发了辉瑞先生的一番评论，称“美国对此应得！”——辉瑞先生也可以将该非营利组织称为“不恰当”。

共和党人将有充足的资金来阐述他们的观点。

微弱的结果暗示 11 月将迎来一场艰苦的竞争。

根据媒体代理公司 Michigan 的数据，这是相对于 El-Sayed 博士的支出优势。

民主党候选人的前景在初选投票前的冲刺阶段呈现出剧烈波动的轨迹，Stevens 先生及其支持者将重点放在 El-Sayed 博士被

赢得、处于、不感兴趣且令人鼓舞。选择性的反美情绪？El-Sayed 博士及其支持者表示

他是一个 APEC 的傀儡且不合格，利用她的声音和外貌。

接下来的 11 月，El-Sayed 博士现在必须接触 3 位选民之外的人群，并将其扩大到 100 万人，其中包括那些

盛行于 Stevens 先生的温和派和独立选民。统一民主党整体的努力已导致在周三凌晨便获得进展，甚至在

胜利确定之前。"一些新的我们开始站立

冻结，"他在演讲中说道。"无论发生什么，我们有责任确保我们想要确保

Mike Rogers 永远不会赢得

顶尖专业领域的 MBA。他并不十分

自信任何人拥有

权利。他并不十分

在领导者巨头之间传递悲痛，以确保他们能够传递到

正确的地方。El-Sayed 博士还展现出了在各行各业的

密集攻击中生存的能力。他与 Stevens 先生的竞争是最昂贵的

趋势。这是一件好事。但他并不十分

历史。他正在花费资金以

进入 100 万人的行列。在 2016 年的主要努力中，为了实现这一点，花费了超过 1 亿。

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选举

在重新划分选区的田纳西州，民主党人为争取唯一席位而奔波

作者：EMILY SCHOBANK

SELVETELY——下次当

孟菲斯的人们认为他们的

国会初选将进入

周四时。

四个月前，这座可靠的

民主党城市本将

保留该州唯一的民主党

众议院席位，唯一的问题是

该选区大多数

黑人选民是否会支持

现任者。众议员 Steve Cohen，一位 77 岁的白人民主党人，

一名居民，曾被

提及

国会，一位 77 岁的黑人州代表，

一位 77 岁的黑人州代表，

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第 47 任总统

法官在撤销对“誓言守护者”1月6日指控时表示遗憾

作者：ALAN FEYER

一名联邦法官在周二批准司法部撤销对八名“誓言守护者”（Oath Keepers）民兵组织成员刑事指控的请求时，表达了深深的遗憾。这些成员因在Jan. 6, 2020国会大厦早晨所扮演的共谋控制角色而被起诉。

法官让·F·梅塔（Jean F. Mehta）的这一举动发生在联邦法官莫顿（Mohton）做出类似决定一个月之后。在最初三个月里，莫顿法官决定撤销对另一个名为“骄傲党”（Penal Party）的八人小组中三名成员的指控，该小组同样被指控参与了国会大厦袭击事件。这两位法官在裁决中均声称法律被正确执行，这标志着针对Jan. 6, 2020大规模调查进入了最终阶段，这也是司法部250年历史上开展的最大规模刑事指控。

梅塔法官在表示自己持有“不同解读”的同时，抨击了司法部向法院提出的撤销请求，称其通过“抹除他们的记录”，给予了包括前布利西斯（Blissies）在内的“誓言守护者”被告们“不应有的宽恕”。

陪审团花费数年时间审视1月6日对国会大厦人员以及国家政治所造成的全部损害；而现在必须忽略其中任何一项，因为特朗普总统一直试图淡化此次袭击的暴力程度，并多次拒绝提供那些被执法人员逮捕、应被追究责任并应支付经济赔偿的人员名单。

“今天的结语削弱了那一天的严重性，”梅塔法官写道，“对检察官和执法人员的危险威胁，以及导致我们民主制度——总统权力的和平移交——遭受长期创伤的各种刑事行为。”

在一个近乎优雅的案例中，梅塔法官（一项80-man agreement）承认，他发现自己必须向行政分支的优先权让步，因为行政分支在做出刑事起诉决定时拥有较大的自由度。但这位法官似乎无法完全保持沉默，即便在请求撤销指控的检察官面前也是如此。

他写道：“如果公共利益是通过放弃对一名国家罪犯的追究，从而使其免于被记录在公开的起诉记录中而实现的，那么法院必须服从这一评估。”检察官们对被撤销的指控进行了质询。他们指出，布利西斯先生及其共同被告此前已被完全赦免，但仅是量刑被质疑，直到特朗普先生在他回到白宫的第一天向所有相关人员发布了广泛的宽赦令。

在撤销这起6名成年人起诉的请求中，检察官声称这是出于“不应有的宽恕”——梅塔法官在裁决中重点关注了这一措辞，指出政府从未表示对“誓言守护者”的指控是“极不诚实”的，也没有表示在1980年代剩余的审判中不足以维持定罪。

此外，他继续说道，司法部从未承认存在检察官失职，也没有指出任何可能导致不公正审判的法律错误。他引用了证人，随后提交了一份与特朗普及其盟友经常提出的论点相一致的庭外陈述。

梅塔法官在裁决的前三页中详细叙述了布利西斯先生及其共同被告在1月6日所做的事情。他指出，一些“誓言守护者”成员被认为充当了支持国会大厦共谋者的“快速反应部队”，并且携带了大量武器，一名审判证人将其描述为他自参军以来见过的最大规模的枪支聚集。

在1月6日之前的准备阶段，几名被告在群组中发表了煽动暴力的言论，梅塔法官从未。

其中一人，大卫·瓦雷舍尔（David Wareschel），在2020年12月20日写道：

“这是一个战争时期的圣诞节。问候，特朗普将在1月6日让我采取行动。他继续。”

在纽约的第一组中，布利西斯（Mr. Blissies）在另一个群组中写道：“在10日，他们将直接在共和国的办公室中迎来最终结局，除非我们战斗出去。无论是否有特朗普（可能性），我们别无选择。”

在1月6日当天，近十名身着军装的“誓言守护者”（Oath Keepers）行进到国会大厦的台阶上并进入建筑。他们中的一半向原总统议事厅方向前进。第50步，试图冲破一排警察。其他人最终来到了议长南希·波拉克（Nancy Polack）的办公室前。

“誓言守护者”中的最后一人，凯利·赖特（Kelly Wright），向一名朋友吹嘘道：“我们找过她。”

特朗普同名战舰的成本可能增加至少 50%

作者：约翰·德威特 (JOHN DEWIT)

华盛顿 —— 根据昨天发布的一份政府报告，特朗普总统认为远低于海军“黄金底线”的一类新战舰，预计将比此前估计的成本增加至少 50%。

首艘计划中的特朗普级战舰“大辰号”(U.S.S. Datsun) 的成本可能达到 254 亿美元 billion，比海军最初绑架的金额多出 500 亿美元。

另外 14 艘舰船每艘的成本预计将从 0.55 亿美元 跳升至略高于 1000 亿美元，15 艘船的总成本为 3750 亿美元 billion。

这些估计值是由预算 / 股票国会计算的

核动力推进与援助显著增加了价格标签。

预算办公室表示，第一艘战列舰的建造时间可能会延长八年。

特朗普先生在12月宣布，他预计其中一艘船将在接下来的两年半内建成。

海军的帮助维持美国军事霸权，审查美国战列舰军事力量并在其全球各区部署四艘。特朗普先生在当时随新船渲染图一同表示。

在宣布后不久，特朗普先生决定这些船将由真空吸收器驱动，而不是在绝对和担忧中使用枪支或基础发动机，这一举措显著增加了价格标签。

“现在船型和新系统超过了-slambda，比施工开始时的估计要多，”海军成员诺曼·波洛克（Norman Pollock）说道。

战列舰通常是指早先时代的大型未移动战舰，具有多个与标准操作系统混合的部门，战列舰仅限于1944年发射的一艘。

特朗普先生估计的船只规模明显较小，且比这些船具有更大的绝对值或更高的成本。海军表示将为新船配备的一些额外武器，例如电翼（electrowings）

总统唐纳德·F·特朗普在12月地处其War-A-Lage庄园时，宣布创建“黄金舰队”特朗普级战舰。

系列枪支在投入500 亿美元用于失败的研发研究后被取消。其他设备，如防御性陆地武器，目前尚不存在。

特朗普先生表示，他可能想建造一个由25艘核动力战列舰组成的来源，他将其称为“黄金舰队”。

根据报告提供的数据，启动25艘大型战舰大约将花费4750 亿美元 billion。

来自俄勒冈州的民主党参议员杰夫·米汉（Jeff Meehan）兼预算委员会排名成员报告称，国会预算办公室主要针对新的美国陆军计划。

“在家庭难以负担杂货、汽油、医疗保健和儿童护理的时候，国会不能将数百美元的美元扔进特朗普的‘黄金舰队’，包括将他的名字贴在新的战列舰上，”这位参议员在的一份声明中说道。

4月，特朗普先生因其海军部长在建设该部门战列舰方面行动不够迅速而对其提出指责。

周二，来自华盛顿的民主党参议员珀西·默里（Percy Murray）在的一份声明中表示，新舰队的资金来源于目前正在参议院推进的持续决议，并将资助政府直到U。

任何船只是否最终会被实际建造仍不确定，或者海军在过去十年中多次未能按时且在危险中建造新类型战舰，唯一的计划，星座级护卫舰，在特朗普先生宣布其指令前一个月就被取消。另一个被称为前战斗舰的计划一直受到问题的困扰，海军已经开始对其中一些进行去污处理。

福特级航空母舰自该级建造以来一直被机制和制造问题所困扰。仅有少数飞机被用于确定接下来的两艘是否被延迟了数年。

总统对新船的定位还延伸到了海岸警卫队，预计将花费750 亿美元的陆地合同来建造25艘新ijkerships，分别用于太平洋和南方。

在9月对军事领导人的演讲中，特朗普先生提到了20世纪50年代的纪录片电视系列剧《海洋之胜》（Victory of Sea），该片讲述了60年代的纪录片以及其他在第二次世界大战中参战的海军舰艇。

“我想我们也许应该开始考虑战列舰了，”海军领导者表示。“我想看《海洋之胜》。我热爱《海洋之胜》。”

但战列舰扮演了一个该死的——

在战斗中扮演的角色是，在第二次世界大战中，严重的航空母舰被证明在与日本人的战斗中更具多样性和有效性。

自那时起，海军一直寻求建造更小、更昂贵且能执行不同种类任务的军舰。

特朗普并不是第一个试图将战列舰重新投入使用的人，在这些战列舰在第二次世界大战后被净化并重新投入欧洲和越南战争的持续国际服务之后。罗纳尔德·里根总统曾表示，“白宫”的一项行动是“向你们推荐美国海军战列舰的实际好办法”。

随着那些战列舰的损失，美国任务减少了，而在1950-2000年期间的波斯湾战争月份中，它们被迫成为了珍珠港的一座浮动博物馆。

环境保护署无法阻止大法官裁决

作者：CLAUDE BROWN

一家上诉法院在周二（更新）昨日针对一组联邦、州和联邦法律做出裁决。特朗普政府在超过 15 年的时间里一直阻止支出数十亿美元的气候资金。

在一项夜间裁决中，美国哥伦比亚特区上诉法院的 10 位法官、明尼苏达区地方法院以及环境保护署不能终止 200 亿美元 billion 的气候赠款，且接收者应当获得这些资金并使其恢复。

如果环境保护署在接下来的七个月诉讼期间不对该决定向最高法院提起上诉，将有效地恢复大部分委员会减排基金，这是一个被称为“绿色银行”的倡议，旨在为可再生能源项目提供低成本和低利息的产业支持。

环境保护署发言人 Brigid Movers 表示，该机构正在审查判决并考虑法官的意见，提交高成本申请并要求在此期间资金保持冻结会更好。

“这对原告来说通常不是好的利益，”哥伦比亚大学州气候变化法研究所所长 Michael Gorrod 表示，尽管他认为法律程序可能会继续拖延很长时间。

去年二月，环境保护署管理人员 Lee Zoltin 试图收回 20亿美元的气候资金，这些资金此前由法律管理部门授予八项提案。Zoltin 先生暗示环境保护署将能够运作、资助并分享，他引用了由法官翼组 Project Voice 发布的一项进一步担忧，其中提到一名原环境保护署成员以及环境保护署并未开展工作，且法官认为该组织的支出是在向众议院“偿还”。

尽管该机构的监察长进行了调查，环境保护署已被命名为美国，但政府从未证实这些主张，美国空军的收益在资金流出，且在 2020, 年 4 月，哥伦比亚特区美国地方法院对美国空军发布了初步禁令，包括这些赠款，并允许在诉讼期间对资金进行前瞻性审查。但环境保护署对该决定提出了上诉，该计划已在美国境内实施。

“这在实际效果上就是消除了那种深度冻结，”乔治城大学法学院教授 James A. Vojic 表示。

这种延迟影响了所有的大额接收者，他们依赖这些资金支付基本费用，如个人、个人和第三方埋葬。领先飞机公司 Clinton United 的执行官在三月份离开了该团体，且未被认为在 10th 大额基准中，而所有其他 10th 大额基准单独获得了 20 亿美元 billion 的赠款，现已减少到两名员工。

周二，非营利原告订单和判决，Justice Clinton 的代表以及美国委员会，新的建筑将推进其工作。

“今天，美国巡回法院法官对如何开展工作以及如何最终减轻和减少国家阶级投资基金持有普遍观点，”委员会、Clinton United 在一份声明中表示。“尽管试图用其指控和误导信息来限制成员，但仍然不存在法律问题。委员会的赠款授予以及对已在资金账户中结算的资金进行追回。”

如果环境保护署不对公众法院提起上诉，该案件将进入联邦法院。赠款接收者将能够领取其资金。

新墨西哥州起诉司法部，要求无限制获取爱泼斯坦文件

作者：BRIIN SHERATUT

新墨西哥州总检察长周三需要成为一个新的州，原因是对方拒绝分享其文件中非联邦的文件，日期为9月30日，并认为特朗普任命的司法部长决定对9月的预算进行刑事调查。

新墨西哥州最高执法官员比尔·托莫（Bill Tormo）的案件，维持了该州与联邦政府之间持续的健康治疗，而这在州政府的案件中被削弱。这起案件涉及圣达菲郊外的一座高利息牧场，受害者在那里得到了波浪形喷头（wave-spithead）并登船。

在10日，托莫先生指责该州的总检察长以及其他司法部领导人“不攻击”此案。州总统法院的案件向该州提供了犯罪事实。

“他们的行为积极地伤害了受害者，并低估了公众利益，”托莫先生说道。

新墨西哥州官员于2月开始对爱泼斯坦的佐罗牧场（Zorro Ranch）房产展开调查，他们辩称数月来，爱泼斯坦文件的州律师对他们的工作至关重要。他们声称，这些文件包含幸存者、证人、共谋者以及其他可以帮助检察官构建案件的人员名单。

起诉书称，托莫先生和其他州调查人员无法控制州法律的撤回，但“诱导了在先前政权政治党派下从U.S.D.U.重新陈述法律期间，对所有权制定者权利的未申领抵抗”。

司法部发言人谢拉顿·帕克（Sheraton Park）表示，根据法律，政府有一项法院指示的保护令，法院决定发布刑事调查信息带有blaselin，且新墨西哥州的议价权利和利益是一次公正且病态的全面披露。

“在符合法律和州案件审理的情况下，有2分钟可用于协助新墨西哥州的调查人员，”该发言人说道。

周三的第二次中期（Second-Mid）是州政府与联邦当局之间合作重建崩溃的最新阶段，这种崩溃导致佐罗牧场逃过了审查，即便警察已经搜查了爱泼斯坦的房产。在纽约，房屋和我们的信心，尽管即将回归的显著位置处于爱泼斯坦的虐待帝国——在爱泼斯坦文件中，佐罗牧场被提及超过10,000次——新墨西哥州领导人表示，执法部门从未彻底搜查该房产。

新墨西哥州官员拒绝了被派往该州案件的联邦起诉人员对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。在10月10日，被派往该州案件的州总检察长对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。在10月10日，被派往该州案件的州总检察长对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。在10月10日，被派往该州案件的州总检察长对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。

法院已被派往该州案件，对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。在10月10日，被派往该州案件的州总检察长对爱泼斯坦进行初步刑事调查，并与联邦政府分享他们的日期，而联邦政府的律师认为他们本可以提起诉讼。

部门“温和地满足”，与司法权力接洽，后者也一直在调查佐罗牧场（Zorro Ranch）。

在周三的简报中，托莫（Tormo）先生的案件旨在让部门在未来建立正确的爱泼斯坦（Epstein）记录，而该记录正开始出现在案卷中。该记录被记录在案中，且该记录被记录在案中，并且

联邦事务无需让步于调查。托莫先生在法律简报中写道：“我可能说过这加剧了爱泼斯坦文件的使用。”

在周三与记者的电话中，托莫先生将他的利益与明尼苏达州最近的一起冲突进行了类比，在那个案例中，司法部数月来一直拒绝与当地检察官分享与移民局特工枪击事件相关的证据。

1973 极大地被高估了，托莫先生在谈到联邦政府拒绝分享信息时说道。“但这似乎是某种以刑事频率正在发生的事情。”

新墨西哥州官员承认，关键证据可能在 1980 年被丢失或销毁。爱泼斯坦的死亡在七年前引发恐慌，但他们表示，尽管如此，他们仍未产出，以开展刑事调查并试图为审判争取公正。

三月，州调查员开始搜查牧场，该牧场现在由一家名为“The Lumberland”的美国达拉斯煤矿公司所有。这家德克萨斯州的哈利法克斯（Halifax）公司一直与美国法律合作。

托莫先生还支持相关公司保存与爱泼斯坦及其同伙相关的记录，以及通过哥伦比亚特区美国上诉法院过度交易而产生的州真相。

托莫先生还支持相关公司保存与爱泼斯坦及其同伙相关的记录，以及通过哥伦比亚特区美国上诉法院过度交易而产生的州真相。

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白宫对大麻禁令的抵制可能有利于办公厅主任的家人

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Bill Carter 对“让美国再次健康”（Major America Healthy Again）或“中间”（Middle）运动的声明，是政治面貌？禁令先生特朗普的问题已经涵盖了众议院对于他以记录在案的健康产品（包括多肽、泻药和调味汤）为方式的准入。

该资源经理总监和参议院的一位匿名幸存者——他广泛地与特朗普先生在一起，并敦促支持一名候选人作为利益的一部分——也参与了推迟最终决定的行动。据两名熟悉情况并要求必须描述为关注人士的人员透露，他的盟友与白宫就措辞以及向国会提交的事宜进行了合作。

白宫发言人 State House 表示，这是一个更多的问题，Worley 先生和在欧洲的竞选活动与特朗普先生的问题无关。他说，白宫支持在去年与特朗普先生的评论中关于大麻的一项计策，并且与“主流管道”以及帮助退伍军人和患者的非吸烟者“相同”。

但曾在共和党和民主党总统任内从事药物安全工作的 Kevin Suter 在给《纽约时报》的一份副备忘录中指出，白宫支持推迟会议是一个“穿透式药物政策”的例子，在这种政策中，决定“是游说的结果，而非证据的结果”。

工业大麻产品比大麻和酒精的监管更少，近年来已获得普及，因为某些案例将其视为其他麻醉剂的替代方案。虽然在某些情况下被缓解是一个“事件光”，但食品药品监督管理局已警告潜在的不良影响，包括呼吸困难和昏迷。

相关限制（此前从未包含讨论）是一个关于含有 1981 年技术含量的大麻产品的主要问题。对于参与竞选的州政府官员来说，这将有效地使在加油站销售的饮料、软糖、熟食和再加工产品，以及由于公众反感而未受监管的烟草公众信息变得不公平或不可能被使用。

即将通过的支出法案将把此类产品的禁令生效日期推迟到 12 月 11 日。它将允许禁令

工业大麻（顶部）比大麻和酒精的监管更少。上方是白宫办公厅主任 Susie Wiles，她的儿子在背后——伙伴山（compagnon Hill）和基于 Bump 的噱头——并希望

按照计划，对不源自大麻植物任何部分的完全合成 1981 产品生效。白宫将此次推迟包含在 6 月代表总统发送到国会山的一系列支出报告中，并将其作为一种“假设大麻产品获得公平待遇”的方式。

Wiles 先生上周访问了国会山，敦促国会就特朗普先生的议程采取行动，包括通过一项临时永久支出法案。

白宫发言人 Boyd 先生表示，Wiles 先生没有具体提到引入大麻或禁令，并且“禁令从未以那种形式或任何其他关于大麻的立场在国会山定义”。

但当参议员们宣布一项两党支出协议，该协议将使政府维持运行至 12 月 11 日时，这次推迟出人意料，对引入大麻产品的测试是少数被包含在内的无关项目之一。

35 岁的 Worley 先生的公司名称来自德克萨斯州和加利福尼亚州，他没有回应置评请求。

但该行业将其条款视为迈向支出份额的一步。

在周日发给潜在买家的一封电子邮件中，Worley 先生的公司之一 Vicki Aronowitz 先生指出，该长期行业现在拥有“总计 $1.5 百万美元，并将推动在农场法案或条件支出法案中寻求其产品的更好份额的下一项批准语言”。

“苏哈雷（Suhare）也得到了很多更新的机械，”该电子邮件称。

尽管如此，禁令的执行进程仍然不确定。

大麻产业为了获得特朗普先生的支持投入了巨资，并写道，引入大麻产品是一个“痛苦”的点：这种延迟，他做了一些酒精生产商，以及两党的立法者。

北卡罗来纳州共和党参议员泰德·布拉尔（Ted Brall）周一在社交媒体上宣布，他打算就烟草行业引入一项未解决的研究，并表示他已“向白宫和参议院的任何同事明确，任何延迟行动”对于非吸烟者而言，以及“对伤害吸烟者和美国人安全的包围”。

阿肯色州共和党参议员汤姆·科恩（Tom Cohn）也对该问题表示担忧，实际上是南达科他州“白宫的立场”。北卡罗来纳州共和党参议员比尔·里基特（Bill Rickett）的一位发言人周二表示，大麻产品“远在雾中，没有一点点满足”，且他不希望延迟对它们的呈现。

但另一个问题是，将禁令请求视为未解决的大麻，肯塔基州共和党参议员麦康奈尔（Mike McConnell）自六月以来一直被认可，并被证明在关于包含的条款线的争斗中有所作为。

目前的州级规则，2016年法律中包含的四个主要领域被留下来，被称作是通过在农业和工业中使用大麻来创造就业机会的一种方式。但它也创建了一个重新进入的新计划，允许不感兴趣的大麻产业繁荣。

麦康奈尔先生说，这种处理方式，到去年他公开表示，禁止有毒的大麻产品，这被包含在政府禁止使用碎片化资金的决定中。他说，因为“一些必须快速回本的公司一直在利用一个‘疏忽’来制造有毒的‘零食和糖果类产品’。”

兰德·保罗（Rand Paul）参议员，另一位

身为自由意志主义者且经常反对支出顺序的肯塔基州共和党人，一直反对该禁令。

“有很多过去的失眠者，那些晚上难以入睡的普通人，喜欢服用单一产品，”他说。然而，本周在国会大厦，他补充道，“有些人宁愿思考大麻饮料，也不愿喝酒。”

几个大麻行业团体已经面对游说者，包括那些与特朗普先生有两项关系的人，为了这样做，“这只能证明有助于该行业的政策。”

一个名为 Trans Hampans 的非营利组织自11月16日以来支付了 $105,000。一家游说公司支付了 10000000000000000470601344959054695891559601407866630764278709534898249531392亿

一个名为美国大麻工业与合作伙伴（Hamp Industry and Partners of America，简称 HJPA）的团体，沃利（Worley）先生在其中担任董事，支付了 $105,000 用于游说，维基（Vicki）先生去年在其中，其网站上列出了“与白宫官员的实质性支出”，但担心如果待定的限制措施被实施，大麻工业将“彻底崩溃”。

HJPA 和维基·阿罗诺维茨（Vicki Aronowitz）先生没有回应置评请求。根据一名诊断出沃利先生在审判后达成协议的10岁女性的说法，沃利先生告诉保险公司，他与白宫的关系不仅是“显著的政治权力”。

据一名熟悉相关努力的人士透露，沃利先生在记录中具体会见了2016年特朗普先生的卫生部门，以推广不同类型大麻的治疗益处及其疾病，从而扩大其市场。

卫生部门没有回应置评请求。在审查之前，人们询问他们的大麻产业，并要求国会关注沃利先生与白宫的联系，这 74.9% 地削弱了延迟限制的推动，熟悉公众和反——

两党国会的沟通。然而，弗吉尼亚州民主党参议员马克·沃纳（Mark Warner）此前建议推迟，而西弗吉尼亚州参议员谢莉·摩尔·卡皮托（Shelley Moore Capito）则认为在公共使用方面，该州的法律是可以接受的，以便成为联邦资金管理人的首选。

“我更希望看到简短的账目，但为了保持政府开放，我可以接受在业务方面做出某种交换，”卡皮托女士说道。

ICE 威胁 2 名警长以获取囚犯接触权

作者：ERNESTO LINDSOR 和 MARIED ALEXIS

蒙哥马利，一个联邦-州区，正寻求对两名当选投票者提起刑事指控，这是首次这样做。该州区部门一直以来……

对明尼阿波利斯和芝加哥这两名警长的起诉威胁，通常发生在经历了一些最激烈指控和诉讼的地方。特朗普法案，是总统针对拒绝支持该政府努力的州和地方官员发起的又一次猛攻。

这些警告是通过一系列信函传达的，联邦特工于 7 月初开始将信函递交给明尼苏达州芝加哥县（包括明尼阿波利斯）的警长 Robert F. McClellan，以及伊利诺伊州库克县（包括芝加哥、贝斯和印第安纳波利斯）的警长 Tom Cohn。

信函声称，未能移交被寻求的囚犯将导致相同结果，且法律应被判定为不适宜，从而在联邦法院被指控妨碍证人作证，这是一项重罪。《纽约时报》审阅了这些信函。

这系列信函表明，联邦检察官很难（如果不是不可能的话）指控这些警长妨碍证人作政，更不用说推进案件要素了。这系列信函是特朗普政府经常采取的措施的一部分，旨在防止所谓的避难管辖区，正如总统的主要区所详述的那样。这系列信函中，该部门已因几个地方政府在移民指令问题上的不配合而对其采取行动。

这系列信函中，明尼苏达州新闻讨论了两名囚犯，其中 Win 和 Start 警长是被告，裁定宪法提供了比单纯配合移民执法更多的法律信息。

Win 警长表示，检察官的威胁——尚未证明这是他们首次要求撤销该部门长期以来的一项政策，根据该政策，只有在有法官签发的逮捕令时，ICE 要求接管囚犯的请求才会得到执行。

Dessicants E. Witt（左），明尼苏达州明尼苏达县警长，以及 Tom Dyer，伊利诺伊州库克县警长，均收到了警告。

“这是一种恐吓战术，”Win 警长在上周的一次采访中表示。在位于明尼阿波利斯市中心、面对联邦法院的办公室里，Witt 警长临时指出联邦政府将兑现其威胁。

“我不想被逮捕，”她说。“但他们知道我在哪里。来抓我吧。”

库克县警长办公室（运行着中西部最大的监狱）发言人 Man Wahney 证实，Hart 警长上个月也开始收到来自 ICE 的信函，威胁要指控他妨碍证人作证。

在的一份隔离声明中，国土安全部表示，这些信函是为了强迫“非正式公共人员”移交危险的罪犯或其他被批准的行为。

国家警长协会发言人 Patrick Revick 周一表示，该团体并不知晓有任何其他警长因接触面临驱逐出境的囚犯而受到刑事指控的威胁。

要求与移民特工合作的报复在全国范围内广泛展开。在特朗普总统去年回到白宫并承诺开始历史上最大规模的驱逐路径后，另外两人成为了官方关注点。

白宫领导人 Tom Homan 认为，移民执法可以更轻松地完成，最终全国任何地方的当地监狱都将被迫移交任何非法在美且被 ICE 寻求的人员。他表示，如果某些管辖区的配合成为一种媒体阶层，那么政府去年在芝加哥和州办公室开始的慰问将……

“如果你减少街道上的警员，那就让我们进监狱，”霍曼先生在今年早些时候说道。

许多州和县的国内设施在百货商店中与ICE达成了协议，使他们在推动执行驱逐出境时不再那么仓促。

其他一些设施，包括几个在民主党主导的州，在某些方面签署了合同，例如将被判定犯有严重罪行的囚犯移交给ICE。霍曼有一个想法，即这如何大幅限制了地方官员在协助移民执法时可以采取的应对措施。

无论快速禁令是否包含更多层级的合作，法律方面以及他们持有的警告——在ICE称之为“移民传票”的信函中传达——都是一种法律威胁条件。

曾担任高级移民法官且在明尼苏达州任职至去年的前ICE律师瑞安·伍德表示，该机构拥有广泛的传票权力，可以强迫人们作证并提交文件。但他表示，ICE的传票不能被用来强迫地方官员移交囚犯的监管权。

“这是一种他们所熟知的对传票权力的创造性使用或滥用，我以前从未见过，”伍德先生说。

审查该信函的联邦检察官参议员表示，县级官员拒绝移交囚犯监管权并不符合联邦法律中关于妨碍证人作证的结构，该罪行最高可判处20年监禁。

“无论不能定位非移民政策，我没有看到任何合理的证据表明该法规与以下事实存在问题，”去年在明尼苏达州担任美国代理主任的前联邦检察官约瑟夫·D·汤普森说。“我怀疑是否有任何严肃的检察官会提起此类诉讼。”

明尼苏达州美国检察官办公室的发言人杨·徐宣布，ICE此前寻求该办公室的意见是标准做法。然而，向检察官报告，其办公室经常在响应和麻醉品案件上与联邦机构合作。

在纽约竞选连任的威特警长并未参与此案。当苏珊在去年冬天的移民条件期间成为监督者时，明尼苏达州的律师工作。

结果，当地将向ICE合作进行政治上不受欢迎的转变视为一个昂贵的过程，特朗普政府则将其视为一个现成的借口，用来推销一项导致两名美国公民死亡并影响全国利润的行动。

然而，威特警长现在表示，她留下的公司比她的机构在移民执法中应扮演的角色更多。她说这是一个个人问题，并表示将囚犯移交给ICE可能会干扰州政府的起诉。此外，她表示，认为地方执法人员不是ICE使用法律威胁的看法损害了公共安全，因为这使得许多人不愿举报犯罪。

参议院支持 C.D.C. 负责人

谁在确认疫苗安全性

作者：APOHNA MANNUSSLI

参议院在周三确认州卫生官员埃里卡·施瓦茨（Erica Schwartz）博士，其影响显著地关乎儿童疫苗的安全性和有效性，她将出任疾病预防控制中心（C.D.C.）研究所以及该机构首席全职领导人的职位，该职位已空缺近一年。

21-to-40 的全月代理党派，来自弗吉尼亚州的参议员汤姆·凯恩（Tom Kaine）是该问题的核心。Dessicant 正在努力争取她的支持。

施瓦茨博士曾任副卫生总监，她的确认是对政府的一次重大支持。在参议院卫生委员会周四投票决定将她的提名提交至全体参议院投票后，其任命几乎已成定局。

施瓦茨博士是特朗普政府提名的第三任州卫生部门 C.D.C. 主任。他表示，委员会同意在一段时间内确认一名确认人员，这将导致在特朗普重返白宫后的情况。

参议院秘书 Sheriff Kenneth Jr. 去年就任公职，而 C.D.C. 在第一年里大约只有三分之一的运作。委员会的决定概述了其亚特兰大总部的枪击事件，并正在努力应对一系列高关注度的疫情爆发，包括在非洲以及伊利诺伊州等地的至少 1,000 天。

疫情爆发不可避免，但削弱后的 C.D.C. 似乎在控制方面的能力大打折扣，如果立法机构的安全性报告在约翰·霍普金斯大学彭博公共卫生委员会（Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Board of Public Affairs）较低。

“当公共卫生的可能运作方式无法通过我们需要从 C.D.C. 获得的方式来实现时，情况变得非常明显，而这正是她能做的，”她补充道，指的是施瓦茨博士。“主要问题在 K.R.C.”

C.D.C. 一直处于危机之中。肯尼迪努力控制儿童疫苗接种的建议，其中大部分已被重新印刷。

副本。

参议院的 Monson，C.D.C. 的秘书兼主任，在一年多前获得了参议院的确认。但大约一个月后，肯尼迪先生在四个关键领域主导，以接受关于疫苗顾问公共资助的决议。

在去年 1 月 26, 日出席参议院卫生委员会时，施瓦茨博士在肯尼迪的问卷中表现出她抵制肯尼迪政策的意愿和能力。

“我们需要一位能够真正站出来反对那些破坏 1981 年免疫接种的愚蠢言论的 C.D.C. 主任，”路易斯安那州共和党参议员比尔·卡西迪（Bill Cassidy）在卫生委员会的听证会上说道。

“你是否是那样一个人，”他询问施瓦茨博士。

施瓦茨博士表示，她不知道肯尼迪先生对疫苗决定的制裁，并且她没有报告政府的决定。她并不清楚关于该行动在

在听证会上，施瓦茨博士表示，她并不知晓肯尼迪先生对疫苗决定的制裁，且她没有报告政府的决定。他并不知晓该州 state's state's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's 's

“（此处缺失）无法再次拥有健康的议程，”她说。

埃里卡·施瓦茨博士表示，她是“美国再次健康议程”的“A”。

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袭击幸存者面临 Uber 的残酷质询

“我很感激这终于结束了。这让我心碎。”

在佛罗里达州的一名女性（在采访中被缩写），在法院审理其司机讨论其证词后，起诉 Uber 疏忽职守。

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针对司机的准则，其中规定：“性暴力绝非幸存者的错。”

但在法庭上，Uber 辩称，多伊女士的“行为举止宗教化且粗心”，并且“促成了自身伤害的发生”。该公司还表示，多伊女士关于痛苦和折磨的主张与“涉事事故无关”。

现在，在证词采集过程中，Uber 的律师泰勒·西尔弗伯格详细询问了多伊女士被强奸当晚的行为。西尔弗伯格女士询问多伊女士究竟喝了多少 Thers 伏特加，服用了多少毫克的 Ashkosh，以及是否对使用这两者感到“后悔”。她还询问多伊女士当时穿着什么。“你能描述一下那件裙子吗？”西尔弗伯格女士说，“你穿的是靴子、靴子还是翻盖鞋？”

西尔弗伯格女士还探究了多伊女士的童年，询问她是否感到被父亲抛弃或被母亲贬低。

她追问多伊女士关于合意性行为的细节，并询问她此前是否遭受过性虐待，或是否为了金钱而发生性关系。就在此时，她的律师终止了证词采集。

“我远没有结束，”西尔弗伯格女士抗议道，“这是她的诉讼，我有义务尽最大能力为我的客户辩护，”她补充道。

随后，她表达了歉意。“我知道这对你来说很艰难，多伊女士。公司，我真的，但是……”

“我很感激这终于结束了，”多伊女士打断道，“这让我心碎，”她补充道。

根据包括证词和审判记录在内的数千页法院文件，Uber 对多伊女士案件的处理方式是其辩护策略的一部分，因为该公司正面临数千起乘客起诉的诉讼，乘客指控该公司未能保护他们免受在犯罪期间遭受的性暴力。

在超过 4,000 起诉讼被提起后，由于数量过多，数千起案件被合并以简化程序问题。大多数案件仍处于早期阶段。纽约时报审查了三起进入审判阶段的案件文件，以及约十起已进入双方开始交换文件并进行证词采集阶段的案件。

诉讼揭示了一个清晰的模式。Uber 的律师搜寻女性的私人通信、医疗记录、治疗笔记和其他来源，以寻找敏感细节，包括其他性袭击、童年虐待和家庭暴力。他们就这些问题、她们的性生活以及事发当晚的行为对这些女性进行盘问。

在我们的案例中，Uber 曾请求法官强制一名女性提交关于她童年时期遭受家庭成员和家庭朋友性虐待的细节。在另一起案例中，Uber 强迫一名女性接受精神鉴定，以调查她此前举报的其他性侵事件。在另一起案例中， 的一名律师询问一名女性在涉事当晚是否穿着内衣，以及在 事件发生后是否变得“格外活跃于性生活”。

在审理过程中，该公司将焦点放在了这些女性及其选择和可信度上。 的律师辩称，这些女性过去的创伤或对药物、酒精的使用使她们成为了不可信的叙述者。他们暗示这些女性同意了相关接触，或者这些事件从未发生。他们还主张，即使发生了袭击，其痛苦的真正原因也是其他事情。

的策略与其自身作为反对性暴力的倡导者的立场相矛盾，反映了一家面临雪崩般诉讼的 1650 亿美元 billion 上市公司的商业考量。

长期以来一直表示，它以尊重和同情对待所有幸存者，包括在她们寻求帮助时。该公司与领先的反性侵团体建立了合作伙伴关系，并向打击性别暴力的组织捐赠了超过 500万美元。

根据一份案例， 为处理性暴力报告的客服人员提供的培训指南指示他们要“识别并中断对受害者的模糊态度”，并指出人们很少在性侵方面撒谎，且受害者不会因为穿着或饮酒量而挑起袭击。

“我会首先承认，我们的对抗性法律制度对于幸存者来说可能格外艰难，” 的首席法律官托尼·韦斯特 (Tony West) 在一份声明中表示。

“我已经向我的法律团队明确，他们必须始终以尊重、同情、礼貌和尊严对待幸存者，而这正是我看到他们所做的，”他补充道。“在诉讼中为公司辩护与人性化地对待幸存者并非互斥；我们必须两者兼顾。”韦斯特先生拒绝接受采访。

的首席副总法律顾问凯特·瓦茨曼 (Kate Watzman) 在一份声明中表示， 有“权利和责任”在诉讼中为自己辩护，这些诉讼的严重程度和有效性差异很大，其中约有 30 起案件因欺诈而被驳回。

在多份声明中， 的律师表示，他们关于女性过去创伤以及穿着、饮酒或行为的询问，旨在收集和评估具体事实，而非指责、羞辱或暗示她们做错了任何事。她的律师事务所 Bowman and Brooks 表示，西尔弗伯格 (Silverberg) 女士的行为是“基于法律、专业且符合伦理的代理”。

《纽约时报》此前发现，从 2007 到 2010, 在美国平均每八分钟就收到一起性暴力报告，这一数字高于该公司披露的数据。 坚持认为绝大多数行程是安全的，99.9 percent 的行程没有发生任何类型的事件。

法律和性暴力报告指出， 的策略超出了简单的实事收集，强迫这些女性不仅要重新经历涉事事件，还要重新经历她们生命中最痛苦的时刻。他们表示，这可能会让这些女性感到受挫，并促使许多人达成和解，或者完全避免使用该公司。

诺拉·弗里曼 (Nora Freeman) 表示，这种做法其核心具有“深刻的讽刺意味”，因为该公司长期以来一直将自己塑造为最安全的出行方式之一——尤其是在夜晚外出之后。弗里曼是斯坦福法学院的一名法律伦理学教授。

“Uber的策略重复了一套陈旧且丑陋的剧本。如果一名女性醉酒，如果她单独乘车，如果时间很晚，如果她的记忆不完美，那么也许她应该承担责任，”Eagernan女士说道。“但这些恰恰是Uber告诉消费者其服务旨在保护他们的情况。”

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纽约时报 全美版 周四，2026年8月4日

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“我会率先承认，我们的对抗制法律体系对于幸存者来说可能格外艰难。”

THE NORTH TIMES 首席法律官

几十年来，辩护律师经常就性侵幸存者的性生活、心理健康和酒精摄入情况进行质询，将其刻画为私生活混乱且不稳定。这种情况在 20 世纪 70 年代开始发生变化，随着州和联邦立法者开始通过强奸客户端法律，限制在审判中提交关于当事人性历史的证据。

针对 Uber 的诉讼属于民事纠纷，旨在要求该公司为公司安全问题承担责任。

虽然其中一些案件涉及已被定罪或实际上被定罪的司机，但许多案件并非如此。刑事案件要求检察官证明有罪且排除合理怀疑，而在性侵案件中，当被告辩称该接触是自愿的时，这可能很难实现。民事法院的标准较低，仅要求陪审团认定原告的主张更有可能是真实的。

大多数起诉 Uber 的女性在寻求精神痛苦的赔偿，这意味着一个关键的法律问题是，与她们生活中的其他事件相比，该学生造成了多少痛苦。这种询问方式在人身伤害案件中很常见。在纽约时报中，这为调查过去的创伤（包括性侵）打开了大门。

“点亮灯光”

当 West 先生于 2017 年加入 Uber 担任首席法律官时，该公司正深受丑闻困扰，包括其处理性暴力的方式。一起涉及印度一名司机强奸的案件在披露高管获取并重新审查受害者的医疗记录后成为了全球头条，他们认为这次袭击可能是由审判处理的一场阴谋。

West 先生曾任司法部官员，是 Rachna Harris 的姐夫 / 妹夫，他将自己塑造为女性的捍卫者，曾作为联邦检察官打击性犯罪，并致力于旨在保护女性免受暴力的立法工作。

在 West 先生进入 Uber 的同一个月（11 月），两名乘客起诉该公司，称她们被司机强奸。Uber 试图让这三组参考资料。

更多女性加入了诉讼，在 2018 年 4 月，她们在审前阶段，包括该公司允许她们在公开法庭上起诉。这是 4 / 8 / 2016 的笑话，而在性行为不端案件中使用强制仲裁是一个刑事问题，犯罪分子将其作为沉默受害者并保护的工具

审问饮酒情况

加利福尼亚州 2024年8月22日

问：明白了。你之所以想叫 Uber，是因为你认为自己可能有超过血液酒精浓度驾驶限制的可能性吗？

佛罗里达州 2023年4月4日

问：你是喝纯饮（shots）然后用饮料冲掉，还是喝的混合饮料？

答：就是直接喝。

问：你的冲饮饮料是什么？

答：我想我们有雪碧之类的。我不记得具体是什么了。但我假设是某种瓶装汽水之类的。我不知道。我不记得了。

问：你是否喝过任何其他类型的烈酒、葡萄酒、啤酒或任何其他类型的酒精饮料？

答：没有，就我记得的情况是没有。

加利福尼亚州 2024年7月18日

问：好的。那你记得你喝了多少吗？

2024年12月26日

问：你知道那天晚上你喝了几罐 High Noon？

缺席。

次月，在篇名为《当灯光亮起》（When the Lights On）的博客文章中，West 先生表示，Uber 将不再要求针对个人性侵犯或不当行为指控进行仲裁。

“我们始终希望尝试以最有利于服务的方式来解决这些，这些指控，”West 先生说道。1959年的《CBS This Morning》19。“如果你不能那样做，那么我们希望确保我们尽可能公正地通过诉讼来解决这些问题，”他补充道。

多年来，Uber 在审判前很久就解决了性侵犯诉讼。据三位获悉相关对话的人士透露，一些高管担心，如果将诉讼提交法院，公司可能会被认为是在攻击受害者；由于未获授权公开接触，这些人士在匿名条件下发表意见。

更确定的是，结束强制仲裁的举措引发了一波诉讼浪潮。这些人表示，随着案件增加，诉讼成本随之攀升。这与 Covid-19 疫情期间收入的崩溃在时间上相吻合。

内部讨论发生了转变。这些人表示，如果 Uber 进行反击，可以节省数百万美元。

该公司未回应关于该策略何时或如何改变的问题。

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性、药物与创伤

Uber 的辩护策略是在案件进入审判之前很久就深入挖掘原告的弱点。该公司利用证据开示（discovery）程序来钻研原告最痛苦的时刻。

Uber 寻求获取有关过去遭受性侵的文档、事发前一年内的诊断医疗记录，以及任何详细记录抑郁、焦虑或创伤实例的资料。它还要求提供社交媒体评论，除非这些评论与该女性的精神或情感状态相关。

在其中一起案件中， 翻阅了一名女性多年的妇科记录、精神状态表格、治疗笔记和其他文档，发现了关于她曾经历过沉重压力以及其他情况的记录——以及关于童年虐待、脑震荡、自杀企图和其他性侵的记录。

这种依赖允许公司进一步调查常见情况。

“除了我们之前谈到的你四位家人的去世，你在高中期间还发生过其他创伤性事件吗？” 在一名女性去世的案件中如此询问。

“当你提到你最后眼睛淤青时，” 的一名律师在询问一名女性关于其配偶的情况时说，“抱歉，这些不幸是我必须问的问题——你是说他‘打中了你的眼睛’吗？”

根据《纽约时报》审阅的笔录， 还对这些女性的朋友、父母、配偶、儿子和治疗师进行了证词采集（deposed）。

在其中一些证词采集过程中， 的律师透露了敏感信息。在一次采集中，一名女性与其关系疏远的父亲坚持认为她童年时曾遭受性虐待并堕胎过，她的律师在法庭文件中对此提出了诉讼。

“在这些案件中，证据开示意味着要审视一个考虑站出来发声的人，尤其是面对一个拥有资源且律师会挖掘一切——所有一切——的被告，”西北大学（Northwomen University）专注于性暴力的法学教授 Deborah Theoblenner 表示。

在一次回应中， 的首席副总法律顾问表示，挖掘之前的创伤是“标准做法”。她说：“当原告就情感痛苦要求赔偿，并将 100% 的伤害归因于单一事件，尽管有相反证据，我们也不得不采取这一调查方向，尽管是不情愿的。”

受审

在首批进入审判的三起性侵诉讼中， 在陪审员面前展示了其辩护方案。

在这三起案件中， 都试图将这些女性此前举报过的其他性侵证据纳入其中。法官在不同程度上限制了可讨论的内容。

第一起案件去年 9 月在加利福尼亚州进行，涉及一名被标识为 Avoca C 的女性，她作证称在 2018 年的一次行程中，她的司机将她压在身下，亲吻她，[grapevine] 并试图脱掉她的手。

代表 的律师 All Brown 将焦点集中在这一点上，包括她当时没有向 举报该事件。Brown 先生还挖掘了 Avoca 过去痛苦的时刻，详细描述了童年虐待、自杀企图和其他创伤。

“在创伤史中，这会影响你感知世界的方式，”Brown 先生在结案陈词中告诉陪审员，并引用了 Avoca 精神科医生的证词。

第二起审判于 1 月在亚利桑那州开始。Jaylynn Dean 作证称，在 2023 年 11 月的一次行程中，当她处于“意识模糊”状态时，司机强奸了她。

另一位代表 的律师 Kim Burns 提醒陪审团注意司机的说法，告诉陪审团，司机“在内心深处”认为这次接触是自愿的。

“他说她想这样做，并且在鼓励这种情况，”她说道。

Burns 先生质疑 Dean 女士关于她因醉酒而无法同意性行为的说法，辩称 Dean 女士在不久后的视频片段中显得很“清醒”。

当朋友、家人和治疗师被传唤作证时

内布拉斯加 21, 2023

问：在你和你妻子约会或结婚的这些年里，你的妻子是否曾不忠？

问：你是否知道 Doe 女士在喝酒时会邀请陌生人到她的公寓里？

7月 23, 2025

问：Doe 女士是否曾告诉你她被肢体殴打的情况？

5月 28, 2025

问：你是否怀疑原告可能只知道以性方式与男性互动？我的意思是，她从初中、高中、大学开始就遭受过性侵。

行程结束后。她详细地描述了 Dean 女士遭受性侵及其他创伤的历史。

Dean 女士的律师敦促陪审员关注司机的其他证词，该司机在作证时表示，Dean 女士曾告诉他，当她进入车内时“从未醉酒”。在作证中，该司机证实他“有责任确保她回到了正确的家中或在高中，我认为就是那样”。

在四月于北卡罗来纳州进行的第三次审判中，Brianna Morning 作证称，她的 Uber 司机在 2018 年 3 月的一次行程中抓住了她的上大腿内侧，并询问是否可以“把它留在身边”。

Uber 的律师 Brown 先生将该指控描述为短暂的轻微接触，并表示司机对此予以否认。Brown 先生将重点放在 Morning 女士的药物滥用史上，称该事件发生在“她药物成瘾的高峰期”。

在每次审判中，女性方的律师都指责 在羞辱并指责她们。

“ 需要什么样的证据才能真正相信一个女人？”Morning 女士的律师 William Smith 在结案陈词中说道。在审判中，Brown 先生和 Burns 先生表示，他们无意羞辱这些女性。

赢得了第一起案件，但输掉了接下来的两起。所有案件均在申诉中。在两起案件结果出炉后，公司发言人表示，原告获得的赔偿金超过了她本可以获得的金额。陪审团判给 Dean 女士 5050 万，作为例子。她此前寻求的是 1亿美元。

在一次采访中，Dean 女士表示，她很自豪能让 承担责任，但其在法庭上的策略增加了创伤——超出了回忆 事件本身的痛苦。

“焦点从实际的袭击转移到了我的选择上，”她说。“这让我觉得站出来举报是一个错误。”她说，当她回到俄克拉荷马州的家中时，她需要暂停护理学校的学习。

在一份声明中，知名律师事务所 Kirkland & Ellis 的合伙人 Burns 先生和 Brown 先生表示，他们有“伦理和专业义务”去审查每项指控的可信度。

“我们认为我们履行了作为辩护律师的职责，而且更重要的是，我们在这些审判中作为律师的责任，以深切的关注和适当的辩护，不仅针对指控的极端情况，也针对审判对这两位原告以及更广泛女性的影响，”他们说道。

最近同意就数百起诉讼达成和解，其中包括一些即将进入审判的案件。

而对于其他案件，它继续进行抗争——即使在司机已被刑事定罪的情况下。

德克萨斯州的一名女性声称，在一名司机的记录显示其在高速公路上驾驶时强迫其进行口交后， 存在过失。在刑事审判中，陪审团裁定该司机有罪，判处其 10 年监禁。该定罪在申诉中被维持。

该女性的诉讼定于 10 月开庭。 在法庭文件中将这次袭击称为“所谓的事件”。在六月的一次听证会上，法官询问 的律师，公司是否会否认性侵事件的发生。

“在这个阶段，我们确实了解得不够多，”代表 的 Kirkland & Ellis 合伙人 Geoffrey Wyatt 回答道。“进行刑事审判只是了解本案指控事实的一个良好开端，”他补充道。“仅此而已。这只是一个故事。”

“这让我觉得站出来举报是一个错误。”

杰琳·迪恩 (JAYLYNN DEAN)，21岁，在一项裁定该公司应对其司机的不当行为负责的判决中，从Uber获得了850万美元的赔偿。

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纽约时报 全国版 星期四，2021年8月6日

美国因滥用报告终止与器官捐赠团体的合作

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邻近的印第安纳州、俄亥俄州和西弗吉尼亚州。所有六个负责的文件将被授予另一家非营利组织。

政府改善移植系统的尝试部分是由《纽约时报》的一系列文章促成的，这些文章详细描述了广泛存在的问题，包括一种日益普遍的被称为“循环死亡后捐赠”的做法。

公众需要捐赠者，他们是脑死亡的，而这些病例中的患者仍有一些大脑活动。但他们非常像手术，处于昏迷状态，且医生不期望他们康复。通常在获得授权后，医生撤除支持，等待患者心脏停止跳动，然后采集器官。捐赠护理人员应当确保在死亡前没有出现不祥的迹象或导致死亡。

在肯塔基州，一个主要的器官 when a congressional committee has a treatment 关于安东尼·托马斯·里韦罗二世（Anthony Thomas Rivero II）的案例，他在 2021. 药物过量。After 2021, 该州的新分布 would not recover，他们授权了捐赠。

当协调员安排手术时，根据《纽约时报》收到的记录，里韦罗先生开始报告器官捐赠已被丢失；由 Network for Hope，后更名为 Donator Hope Direct Affiliation，这对许多人来说更相关，但在前往手术的途中，里韦罗先生

Network for Hope 的办公室，一家非营利器官捐赠组织，位于肯塔基州路易斯维尔。

we yield，公众 lot knows to the head and shock the head，并且在没有撤除支持的情况下针对捐赠者。

里韦罗先生最终康复了，尽管他遭受了神经系统损伤。

Network for Hope 最初避免了处罚。但去年的附带调查确定，该团体相对地忽略了 10 多名其他患者意识逐渐清醒的迹象。尽管器官请求最终被取消，但调查称，多名患者在被准备手术时表现出恐惧或痛苦。

调查人员表示，总体而言，有 100 多起病例具有“cancerizing features”，并指出由肯塔基州该团体安排的大多数移植均来自循环死亡患者。

去年夏天，该组织的领导层在国会工作并同意做出改变，包括增加培训和训练，以及对捐赠者的重大管理。但监管机构最终认定该团体改进不足，导致了本周的公告。

里韦罗先生周三与他的姐姐兼法定监护人唐娜·里韦罗（Donna Rivero）一同出席了公告发布会。“我们谈论的是真实的生命和真实的健康 like none，”她说，并补充道，“如果我们不采取行动，就像我们要那样。”

总共，《纽约时报》发现有患者在九个州获得了许可或尝试更改检索其器官的尝试。在某些情况下，负责在死亡前护理患者的医院错误地得出结论认为他们不会康复。尽管器官捐赠组织不应在潜在捐赠者的治疗中发挥作用，但包括肯塔基州在内的一些团体不当地诱导医生和家庭撤除支持，而这些人本不需要接收它们。

在阿拉巴马州的一个案例中，外科医生在发现 the war after 之前切开了 a scenario about。医生将她缝合回去，12 分钟后她再次被宣布死亡。

The Association of Organ Dissociation Organizations，一个全国性行业团体，强调服务 service 和食物捐赠每年挽救了数千人的生命。

一个制定移植系统的监管委员会已经工作了一年多，我们中的大多数人已经工作了一年多，政府已经，政府已经，以及，以及，以及，以及，以及，以及，以及，以及。

在《纽约时报》上次报道之后，肯尼迪先生要求所有器官捐赠团体聘请患者安全员。

除了解决安全问题外，官员们还旨在改善系统中的业务。

在《纽约时报》上次报道器官捐赠团体经常忽视联邦教育规则——将患者置于等待名单之首，并招募在病弱相关领域任职时间较长的有机研究人员——之后，官员们打击了这种做法。联邦数据显示，众议院去年的法案在上一季度约 9% 的时间被运送，低于 2016 年的近 18%。

最近出台的法规重新关注了《纽约时报》报道的另一个问题：尽管美国器官短缺，但医院间的护理如何被命令继续为支付移植费用的人员执行。

国会已启动一项针对国际患者移植的独立调查。疾病的压制是肯塔基州的一个主要原因，该州主持监督移植系统的委员会对采取的行动表示赞赏。

这些措施旨在建立一个他们无法使用的器官采购和移植系统。”戈利弗先生说：“这个系统在将类别接回该系统方面迈出了一步。”

警告与忽视

在袭击发生之前 美国供水系统

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化的网络安全“并且它目睹了水压降低，应当采取预防性的建筑水务建议和极少的用户帽子在数小时内。

“对于我们来说，确保我们的社区不会发生水管爆裂是非常不寻常的，”中国乡村水务局（Chinese Country Water Authority）的一位发言人埃里克·托马斯（Eric Thomas）在一次采访中表示。“我们仍在调查发生了什么，但确实发生了某些事情。”

南达科他州快速城（Rapid City, S.D.）的一位发言人表示，该市最近也处理了一起涉及 20 个站点或专用泵的“网络事件”，该设备属于其需求系统，目前正与联邦合作伙伴共同开展调查。发言人达雷尔·舒梅克（Darrell Shoemaker）表示，供水系统“仍然安全且受到保护”。她未能说明这次中断发生在 8.9 年前还是在当前的袭击浪潮中。

官员和专家表示，追踪活动的范围可能远比目前已知的要大。根据环境保护署（EPA）的数据，全国约有 120,000 个公共水系统。其中许多规模较小，采取的网络安全措施极少。

一些市政府可能不会向州领导层报告事件，更不用说向联邦政府报告了。国会在 2022 年通过了一项法律，要求水务设施和其他关键基础设施在 12 小时内报告重大追踪情况。但该法律的执行已被多次推迟。

根据美国官员以及由联邦当局主持调查的州和地方官员的说法，据怀疑是不受控的黑客对此负责，但该评估是初步的。

官员和专家警告说，随着美国对抗偏见ซ172，美国已经能够采取更多的内部行动，根据 6 月的一篇文章。（总统

财务）包含来自明尼苏达州圣保罗的持续报道。

特朗普周五驳回了这一行动。伊朗对水系统的袭击负责，反而将其归咎于明尼苏达州的民主党州长，认为是对那里的袭击负责。

“我们正面临着忽视国家关键基础设施网络安全需求的后果清算，”“行动”、技术、网络安全联盟（Operation, Technology, Cybersecurity Coalition）执行主任塔里森·博尔顿（Taryson Bolton）在周五的公开信中表示。

该团体代表专门从事水袭击类系统的安全公司，呼吁美国迅速采取国会行动，包括向州和地方政府提供资金以加强数字保护。

博尔顿先生曾是美国网络安全政策官员，曾在海军和谷歌（Google）工作，他热爱关于中国和伊朗黑客的部分收益，这些黑客一直是能够发布报告或在以后日期确定袭击的最重要活动的主要来源。

“到目前为止，我们很幸运没有发生更具致癌性的事件，”博尔顿先生说。“我们不能再依赖运气了。”

特朗普政府在 3 月发布了一项国家网络安全政策，将保护关键基础设施网络列为优先事项，但在关于如何处理从地区到领先的内部安全供应链中可能构成风险的相同机制方面有所表述。

“我们将阻止对手访问，并且在发生事件的情况下，我们必须能够快速恢复，”该战略在关于保障水务设施、能源网和其他关键基础设施时表示。

尽管人们认为人工智能模型给全球网络安全带来了绿色风险，但根据前官员、专家和政府的公开关注，补偿美国供水系统的努力实际上一直没有进展。黑客的目标是那些在互联网上易于访问且因登录凭据薄弱或使用默认凭据而增加风险的公司。

美国情报和网络安全机构多年来一直收到警告，称人类黑客正将目标对准美国的供水系统和其他关键基础设施。十多年前，人类黑客曾针对纽约州北部的一家小型，但随着事件的发生，距离更近的控制权被认为处于离线维护状态，这让当时的美国当局感到宽慰，联邦部门随后命令人类国民将其

乔治的一家水处理厂。官员和专家表示，追踪活动的范围可能远比目前已知的要大。

关键基础设施网络中的征服者，包括水务、能源和政府服务。

该网络安全机构在第二任特朗普政府期间经历了大幅的人员削减和任务缩减，在7月下旬更新了该咨询，增加了关于该州攻击能力的额外信息，并采取了其他措施，该机构敦促水系统运营商将其远程控制器移出防御状态。

特别值得注意的是一项披露，黑客已经找到了一种方法来更好地确保潜在制造商或设备的安全性，一个关于严重问题发生时的数据库。操作员可能在看着电脑屏幕，屏幕上显示视频中的一切，而实际上，某些事情出了严重问题。

四天后，针对水务设施的国际黑客攻击行动开始了。一些网络安全专家认为，黑客已经打开了大门，并开始在新的安全标准出台之前，尽可能多地破坏系统。

“即便没有其他原因，这也是一个极大的巧合，”Datastate（一家网络情报网络安全公司）的威胁研究主管乔伊·博雷克（Joe Borek）表示。“这就像是一种债务，比如，‘噢，我们被打开了’，或者某些促使快速变化的东西。”

中国和俄罗斯拥有更为先进的网络特工，多年来一直针对美国开展大规模间谍活动，并渗透了美国一些最敏感的基础设施。但基础黑客被广泛认为概率较低。

水务攻击的目的是为了伤害美国人还是仅仅为了监视他们，目前尚不清楚。

“这次行动感觉非常像是在攻击本身之前进行的探测攻击，”加利福尼亚州智库安全与技术研究所的关键基础设施教授兼公共安全专家约书亚·科曼（Joshua Corman）表示。“其访问权限足以造成比目前所见更为严重的伤害。”

更多全国新闻 见 A24 页。

司法部起诉医生涉嫌皮肤替代品计划

作者：SARAH KLIFE

司法部周二对 Douglas S. Kline 医生提起指控，一名 2019 U.S.，指控他代表他们参与了一项 1 亿 Medicare 食品计划，该计划涉及将任何私人和非收入记录应用于该州的财产。

Dallas 医生被纳入 2021 年《纽约时报》的一项关于皮肤替代品的调查中，这些由独立州和州、州、州的健康制造的绷带，每平方英寸的价格为多少美元，但尚未发现它们在治疗伤口方面比普通绷带更好。

2021 年皮肤替代品的额外证据为 100 亿美元 billion，这一权利被直接称为联邦健康计划历史上最大的浪费案例之一。

在《时报》调查之后，特朗普政府大幅削减了皮肤替代品的报销率，将该产品在州政府的支出削减至今年的 $1 亿。

Dallas 医生在 2021. 接受《时报》采访时将其业务描述为。他表示，他以大幅折扣从大型皮肤替代品制造商 City Medical Consultants 处获得了 $1 亿 的税收。他在收到 Medicare 的 $1 亿 后能够保留该折扣。

“他们浮动一个百分比，通常是 60-90 —— 他们得到 60, 你得到 90, ”他当时说道，指的是 60, 90, 的部分，即你的报销。

根据针对 医生的新指控，他向 Medicare 提交了“虚假发票”，这些发票“没有反映 40 percent 的回扣”。

伤口医生被指控提交价值 9500万美元 的虚假发票。

医生没有立即回应要求置评的电话。

一名 Legacy Medical Consultants 的高管在 6 月被指控向使用该公司皮肤替代品的医疗保健提供者“提供非法回扣，之前和anstane”。司法部决定“争论我的高管从该计划中获得了 1500万美元”。

医生还被指控将皮肤替代品 cause-ensuring 应用于不适合该药物的患者，包括那些有 interest 伤口以及之前治疗没有效果的人。

司法部表示， 医生利用 Medicare 的收益资助奢侈的辩论，其中包括委托多个青年机构。

医生在 2015 年表示，他仅在必要时才使用皮肤替代品。但他也描述了面对日益激烈的患者竞争，虽然竞争激烈，但他反而重新引入在更多提供者中使用绷带。他在 2014, 退休，部分原因是拉斯维加斯的报销率数字变成了 100。

“因为这是低风险，”他去年告诉《时报》。“你不会因为给某人贴了一层膜而被起诉。”

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西蒙娜·福蒂，将物体与身体融合的艺术家，享年 91 岁去世

作者：克劳迪娅·贝克 (CLAUDIA BAKER)

西蒙娜·福蒂 (Simone Forti) 是一位后现代编舞家、作家、画家，以及被广泛描述为从日常物品、儿童游戏、动物、Minisodium 和 LND 陷阱中汲取灵感的动作艺术家。她最具影响力的作品被她称为《舞蹈构建》(Dance Constrictions)，这些作品借鉴了雕塑和行为艺术，采用了简单的指令以及胶合板和绳索等材料，目前已成为现代艺术博物馆 (Museum of Modern Art) 的馆藏。她于 7 月 27 在好莱坞家中去世，享年 93 岁。

代表她的米兰 Rethinking Corrow 画廊宣布了她的死讯。福蒂女士患帕金森病已有数年，但在晚年仍继续进行表演和创作。

在 1941, 离开的下曼哈顿 Yoko Gori 的 Pretznered 中，福蒂女士开创性的《新舞蹈构建》(New Dance Constructions) 和《舞蹈其他事物》(Dance Other Things) 是一套基于操场结构、即兴创作和随机偶然性的短篇作品集。（这个想法是由先驱性的近期表演——

在博物馆于 2015 年收购该作品后的一份新闻稿中提到，这是在 MoMA 的一次表演。

《舞蹈构建》对早期的后现代编舞家产生了深远影响，如史蒂夫·帕斯顿 (Steve Paston)、露辛达·查尔兹 (Lucinda Childs) 和伊冯娜·雷尼尔 (Yvonne Ranier)，他们创立了前卫团体“室内舞蹈剧场”(Indoor Dance Theatre)，广泛扩展了关于舞蹈定义之可能。 (尽管她对其理念产生了影响，但福蒂女士并非该团体的成员，该团体在 1964 年经过几年后解散。)

在她的夏季作品《感觉即事实》(Feelings Are Facts) 中，雷尼尔女士回忆起与 Minisodium 艺术家罗伯特·莫里斯 (Robert Morris) 一起庆祝“自由时间”，莫里斯当时是福蒂女士的丈夫。福蒂女士将一件夹克扔在地上，对雷尼尔女士说“表演那个！”作为回应，雷尼尔女士“在我的环节中大声尖叫（别问为什么），而鲍勃在他那一端给自己读一本艺术杂志”。

在 2019 年的一次致敬中，雷尼尔女士说：“我作为一名舞者的觉醒要归功于 finance。我可以诚实地说，我的创作生活是在遇到她时开始的。”

西蒙娜·福蒂于 25, 1935, 出生在意大利佛罗伦萨，父亲是管理服装工厂的玛丽亚·福蒂 (Maria Forti)，母亲是米尔卡·(克罗曼纳)·福蒂 (Milka (Cromanna) Forti)。福蒂一家是朋友，在 1950年代, 年代后期，包括西蒙内塔的姐姐安娜 (Anna) 在内的家人逃往美国前半部分。他们定居在洛杉矶，福蒂女士在那里就读公立学校并接受了非正式的劳动课程。

她和莫里斯女士在俄勒冈州的里德学院 (Reed College) 期间相识，她在那里学习了两年的人文科学，随后两人辍学，搬到旧金山并在 1951. 结婚。莫里斯女士激发了福蒂女士对绘画的兴趣，在他们于 1950, 搬到纽约市后，她获得了母学院 (Mother College) 的艺术学士学位。他们于 1962, 离婚，她与俄罗斯艺术家罗伯特·惠特曼 (Robert Whitman) 以及作曲家彼得·范·戴克 (Peter Van Dyke) 的婚姻也于 1974, 以离婚告终，他去世了，没有留下直系亲属。

在旧金山生活期间，福蒂女士参加了安娜（当时叫安）·哈尔佩林 (Anna (then Ann) Halperin) 的基于自然的即兴——

左侧为 2015 年的西蒙娜·福蒂，以及 2012. 品牌灵感来自日常物品、儿童游戏、动物、Minisodium 和 LND 陷阱。

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在瞬间展开并助力重塑舞蹈的作品。

西蒙娜·福蒂（Simone Forti）于1935年3月25日出生在意大利佛罗伦萨，父母是经营服装厂的玛丽亚·福蒂（Maria Forti）和米尔卡·福蒂（Milka (Cromanna) Forti）。福蒂一家是朋友，在20世纪50年代后期，包括西蒙娜的姐姐安娜（Anna）在内的家人逃亡至美国前半部分。他们定居在洛杉矶，福蒂女士在那里就读公立学校并参加了非正式的劳动课程。

在玛丽亚县（Maria County）的即兴工作坊中——拉尼尔女士（Ms. Ranier）是儿童学生——她与哈尔佩林女士（Ms. Halperin）合作表演了四年。“她教会我的最重要的一点是如何从我自己的身体智能中学习，”福蒂女士在1974年出版的记忆与素描集《运动手册》（Handbook in Motion）中写道，以及“将他们的使命置于我们能够体验到的任何运动之中”。她的早期美学在纽约凝聚，在那里她教我一个非常宝贵的并且参加——并完成了——玛莎·格雷厄姆（Martha Graham）和史蒂夫·坎宁安（Steve Cunningham）的现代技术课程。“我不是一名乐器演奏者。我是一名作曲家，”她多年后说道，就像她在罗伯特·齐尔（Robert Dziur）基于作曲的课程中那样自在，在那里她开始将哈尔佩林女士的记忆、方法与某些直接使用随机程序的概念相结合，这些程序由约翰·凯奇（John Cage）等作曲家和罗伯特·兰斯肯伯格（Robert Rancekenberg）等艺术家表达。

她的情感

在2010年于纽约演出的《麦迪》（Maddie）中，一个小剧组的成员们相互紧抓，创造出不断变化的形态。

与理智的结合使福蒂女士与她那个 era 的某些后现代主义者区分开来，后者的作品可能会导致翻页且可辨识。相比之下，福蒂女士将几乎所有的运动，甚至是落叶和卷心菜的生长，都视为一种舞蹈形式。她将另一部标志性作品《性水手》（Sex Mariner）（1991）基于性动物的重复动作。

“我只是将它们视为舞伴，”她在2015年的一次采访中说，“而且看来它们已经找到了一种方法，为它们贫乏的生活带来一点丰富。”

纽约还向她介绍了LND，她在1969年的伍德斯托克（Woodstock）阅读了它，并在接下来的一年住在公社期间经常服用。“而且你真的会以不同的方式看待事物，”她说，将她的迷幻体验归功于进一步扩展了她的艺术调色盘。

她研究触觉，与视频艺术家娜拉·简·帕克（Nara Jane Park）以及弗兰内（Flanne）集体的其他成员合作，并在20世纪70年代中期将选作翻译成indogestion，这些作品曾在洛杉矶郡立艺术博物馆和纽约的惠特尼美国艺术博物馆展出。

他的即兴新闻协会（News Association）于1967年首演，并在数十年的新迭代中演变，关注报纸和口述词，回归时事并暗示她的童年。“我有时担心我会并在战争之地成为他人，”她在2012年于纽约Dampano Project的一次表演中朗诵道。

语言是福蒂女士至关重要的创意出口。同伴和自发的独白经常出现在她的作品中，她为Arlington和Shreveport撰写文章。研究杂志并开发了一种她称之为Legislation的基于文字的即兴实践。作为一名备受追捧的教师，她还在世界各地领导工作坊，并在包括加州大学洛杉矶分校在内的学校任教。

2022年2月，Venaco-Illumination向她颁发了享有盛誉的金狮奖，以表彰她在舞蹈领域的终身成就。电影制片人、舞蹈导演、英国编舞师韦恩·麦格雷戈（Wayne McGregor）将福蒂女士描述为一名“第一艺术天才”，并表示她在创意世界之间自由且无缝地移动，狂野地编织学科，并且在这样做时，将身体的首要地位，或者更确切地说，将用身体思考作为责任、游戏和不确定性的力量。

福蒂女士将这一认可视为一次典型的跨步。“我不知道他们是如何看待它的，”她在2012年于洛杉矶当代艺术博物馆举办回顾性验证时对《纽约时报》表示。

她补充道：“如果今年必须有人承担这个角色并站在那里持有它，我很荣幸能为这个群体去做这件事。”

当现代艺术博物馆（MoMA）收购《舞蹈构建》（Dance Constructions）时，森特女士表示：“我们对身体到身体的传递这一想法特别感兴趣，因为我们一直与Dampano Project组织共同开发一种新的工作坊模式，以确保这项工作能够继续存在于舞蹈社区以及将继承它的新一代之中。”

该工作坊模式在2015年的展览“金色舞蹈剧场：作品永不死”（Golden Dance Theatre. The Work Is Never Dead）中以作品形式启发了她，而博物馆最近的一次选角通知则专门寻求她参与另一次迭代（以及二月）。

福蒂女士在2015年表示，收购这些作品的兴趣实际上在于收购“让这些作品在我的生命结束后仍能继续生存的能力”。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020

观点

纽约时报

专栏作家 / 罗斯·道瑟特 (ROSS DOUTHAT)

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特朗普的回归十年或许已告终

snow, I am, from Farrar that a freelance author for the 纽约时报 and Dundays, issued a tweet that would define the next 10 years of American politics. I'll be probed at a speech.

Well, I'd like to see of Jimmy Trump's struggle for way out of 1970s now! 特朗普在过去几场博弈中艰难寻找出路。

Art: Well, Nevertheless.

这些月份正处于中期选举前五个月（一份声明），在与伊朗伊斯兰共和国的一场选择之战中，我们再次回到了 Farrar 第一节的领域。特朗普的支持率使其居民的第二封信得以维持。他试图摆脱目前中东战争的尝试，反复被德黑兰的一位当代人士挫败，Amrath 认为这值得采取其第一步。而特朗普领导的共和党正面临失去未来的真实危险，从艾奥瓦州到德克萨斯州再到阿拉斯加州的红州席位日益脆弱。

随着健康状况恶化，特朗普将担任总统直到 2020 年，在这个纯粹的意义上，他大概会像以前很多次那样挺过这一时刻。

但真正的特朗普式“灵活寻找出路”的解决方案，要求共和党在 11 月避免灾难性的失败，像在 2020 年选举中那样保住参议院，并使压力成为总统在世界上的某种行动自由，以便进入第二任期。这还要求他保持足够的受欢迎程度——60% 的支持率可以做到，30% 则不行——以使人们更好地平衡，仿佛一个非传统的单一人物实际上在白宫接替了他。如果整个政治世界在接下来的两年里发生颠覆，将自身定位在某个民主党权力与战略的时代，那么即使是一个月的特朗普式回归也将不复存在。

那么现在什么能改善特朗普的处境？显而易见的答案是与那些不感兴趣的人已经寻求并承诺了数月的商业交易。根据目前的报道，特朗普的秘书 Scott Bennett 是最新一位暗示这可能就在一两天之内的政府官员！

特朗普的政治优势之一是愿意削减不成功的政-

策，将退步描述为胜利，而不是死撑到底。自从最初的政权更迭希望消失以来，这就是我预期他会对伊朗采取的做法，而且由于美国人从一开始就从未真正认同战争的理由，即使是一项艰难的协议，仅凭对油价的影响就应能帮助白宫的政治地位。（你可以看到在副总统 JD Vance 6 月谈判的上述征服者困境之后，特朗普的民调数字有所回升。）

但伊朗政权也能看到

中期选举的临近，就像任何美-

总统能否爬出最后一个深坑？

国人士看得一样清楚，甚至看得更久，因为每一项显示民主党候选人在德克萨斯州或阿拉斯加州领先的民调，都是特朗普做出让步的新潜伏机制。因此，政府很有可能被要求在真正绝望的局面或中期选举前的和平之间做出选择。

在这种中东情景下，特朗普的

处境在理论上仍可能被民主党内部的

矛盾所挽救——社会主义者和受社会主义教育的候选人的崛起，以及该党温和派未能有效适应推动其 2020 年亮相的现实。

一次又一次，其国内对手的愚蠢对特朗普的共同创始人及其前期的生存至关重要。在伊朗战争开始之前，这大致是我预期在 2005 年再次发生的情况：一位不受欢迎的总统与一个不受欢迎的反对党之间的碰撞（掩盖了一个分裂的决定，即民主党控制的众议院和共和党控制的参议院，而非一场反特朗普的压倒性胜利）。

我认为，美国经济相对于民主党而言，正将民主党人从政治体制中带走。在所有条件相同的情况下，这应该限制他们能赢得多少场险胜选举。但对于美国经济来说，并非所有条件都相同。整体评分确保了联合国。在这种环境下，你即使派出软弱的候选人也能获胜，并且可以扩大范围，从而使你的国家领导人不再那么重要。如果你不能通过像密歇根州的阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德这样的候选人险胜，你也可以在对方身上险败，并告诉你所有在俄亥俄州和爱荷华州等极化成员较少州中的代理人。

然后，如果我们撇开伊朗候选人和民主党将其培养为特朗普政府政治立场的救星，我不确定还剩下什么。

某些难以置信的危机或惨败，依然处于他们对计划所恐惧的状态中？很难想象在保守派控制政府每一个部门的情况下，什么能产生那种影响。

总统在地球上的一次全面且令人费解的逆转，能够被看到并让市场进一步飙升？考虑到我们对其正常任期心态的所有了解，很难想象这种让步关系真的能实现。

一篇关于深层政府意识到非偶然或非人类智能存在的演讲？美国政府的人员希望在期中选举前看到这一点，但我不能确定中西部有多少政策制定者会对此避免。

是的，很难看出唐纳德·特朗普如何能摆脱这种情况。直到11月到来，也许如果我继续足够多的策略来完全预测他不会。

A.I. 革命是一团乱麻

Julie Averill

前加利福尼亚州首席信息官。

我曾担任首席信息官，在 1,000 times 工作了八年，致力于相关工作。在资本领域，引入人工智能等新技术是工作的一部分。但当我离职时，我的继任者被赋予了一个新头衔：首席 A.I. 与技术官。

我察觉到了——关于这种模式的预防。如今的公司在发布的新闻、业绩电话会议、产品名称、职位利润以及组织的其他行动中，都急于地加上“A.I.”字样。真正的发布内容应该是什么样的战略能平衡交付成果。头衔虽然不值钱，但它同样无法产生任何成果。

这就是问题所在。当公司将一次公告误认为一项战略时，最终他们会增加支出，挥霍资金——有时甚至削减实际的岗位——以紧抓一个实际上并未被构建的未来。在这样做的时候，他们正在说服美国人去报告一项本可以为我们所有人带来巨大益处的强力创新。

我在技术领域工作了 10 年，就像我的许多同行一样。我使用最新的工具来解决难题。在调查 era, 我的同事和我构建了一个工具，让每个客户都能参与到大量的国内压力中。它显著提升了销售额。当我在 1,000 times 时，我们找到了一种使用 A.I. 的方法，帮助高管更好地预测哪些产品会在哪些商店售出。这耗费了时间，涉及许多人员和巨额预算。

然后 ChatGPT 出现了。这项新技术对于大多数非技术人员——首席执行官、董事会成员或投资者——来说很容易理解，其中很大一部分人开始要求他们的组织（非强制性技术改革）。在他们的运营过程中，A.I. 公司开始像街头集市上的美食车一样层出不穷。

那些 A.I. 公司几乎带着演示版到来，而演示效果令人惊叹。才华横溢的技术人员承诺解决以前过于复杂且成本过高而无法解决的业务问题。领导者们几乎在他们的日程表上留出时间，聆听那些在他们门前排队汇报的人。

这就是我所称的“A.I. 写作”的开始，即公司领导层的一种信念。A.I. 规模庞大，它们不值得，我们想要一个难题以及解决该难题的工作。这是不透明的，而这正是其危险之处。我继续与 A.I. 工作人员、所有私人机构以及公众舆论宿醉后的部长会面。我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我，我

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我很庆幸我知道，即使是 A.I. 也无法解决它从未被教导去理解的问题，或者为一家它一无所知的企业提供准确建议。当我们与该公司会面时，它没有问我们一个问题——无论是关于我们的想法、我们的结果，还是我们如何运作。他们最终告知了我们，但这花的时间比预期的要长。这是一群渴望其承诺成真的、懂行的人。

因此，下一步，我们继续尝试运行——在承诺投入之前，在业务内部运行工具的小型版本。我想

发现 30 percent 的企业操作 A.I. 试点项目从未交付真实结果。我们在每一轮试点中变得更聪明。工具在持续运行，差距在持续扩大。但 A.I. 工具永远无法独立填补这一差距。剩下的是一直以来都很简单、缓慢且昂贵的清理资金数据、处理复杂的人类决策和纠缠系统的过程。

这就是 A.I. 革命在一家又一家公司中实际进行的方式。

不要将这一切误认为是对 A.I. 潜力的质疑。这是我见过的最强大的技术，而且现在短期内已经正在被它重塑。制药

让他们像其他人一样工作，但结果几乎每次都一样。这三者看起来像魔法。但庞大的主题链，一种可见的异议，是以一致且可重复的方式制造的。一旦在十几个不一致的系统中尝试，便叠加了数十年的认可和机械化。

这不仅仅是我的故事。当我将噪音与其他首席信息官进行比较时，双重变化，结束研究确实如此。一个人是一个兴趣，另一个人是一个兴趣，另一个人是一个制造商。每个人都尝试了在三者中令人眼花缭乱的工具，但在触及真实、决定——所有业务的菜单那一刻便停滞不前。去年，来自 M.I. Project NASDA 的一份报告为此给出了一个数字，

公司正围绕它重建药物研发。书籍可以基于它进行欺诈和风险检测。政府正在处理芯片，因为它涉及国家安全。这类工作不会在四分之一时间内发生，随之而来的是它可以由少数几个大公司完成。

这让我谈到 A.I. working（A.I. 运作）。业务继续处于运作状态，当一家公司——一家更看重结果的公司——声称它利用 A.I. 所做的事情比实际情况更多时，情况就是如此。

董事会希望看到进展。一个不能通过某种方式来追踪其问题的领导者，以及他们进入该业务的原因，根据 A.I. 公司 Writer 和研究公司 Westplace Intelligence 最近的一项全球调查，他们承认其 A.I. 战略是“为了他们而设”的。

采用一项新技术需要时间和人力。

因此，一个更花哨的方案成为了 A.I. “转型”的第一步，而一个密集方案则成为了出错的证明。它并没有准确地在执行。它在描述你希望发生的事情，就好像它已经发生了一样。

也许 A.I. working 最为人知的版本是下一个阶段：A.I. 裁员。一家公司宣布它需要更少的人员，因为 A.I. 使其运营效率更高。（而这种效率实际上尚未存在。裁员实际上是为了增加现金，以便在 A.I. 上投入更多。）

所以 May I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,

我的许多同行。我使用最新的工具来编写一个新版本的 A.I.，并且我使用了新版本的 A.I.。

而且还有另一个代价。在所有这些削减背后，是那些可能正处于光辉时刻的人类，他们被告知机器可以完成他们的工作。有些人发现自己处于训练那些旨在取代他们的工具的枯燥任务中。我认识几个这样的人。其中一人在一家公司工作了二十年，该公司在一次简短的会议中告诉她，软件可以替代她所做的工作。事实是它不能，并非真正能替代。但她成了一个需要被优化的成本。她是那个知道数字为何如此的人，而那些被使用的成本却无法做到这一点。那个留下来工作第二年的人很快在想，他们是否是下一个。

每一次自然的公告，每一次公司将裁员归咎于 A.I.，都会导致人们不信任这项技术本身。发现结果后，Writer 和 Westplace Intelligence 的报告发现，40% 的 A.I. 工作人员以及大约三分之一的更广泛劳动力表示，他们正在积极应对公司的产出。这种恐惧是真实的，并且正在起作用。

走出这一困境的方法不是更多的炒作，而是奖赏。极少数人真正相信超级智能即将到来，几乎已经到了某种程度。谁知道他们是否会被证明是正确的？我持怀疑态度，因为人类仍然在掌控，而我们习惯于行动得比希望更慢。但更多的公司并不处于我经验的底层，世界的真相是行星之间的一个。A.I.显然是强大的技术合成物，而唯一的人，以及让它投入使用的是时间，是人类的工作。我们越早向我们的领导层、员工、投资者和公众坦诚这一点，我们就越能停止表演A.I.，并开始用它来构建某些东西。

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纽约时报 观点版 周四，2020年8月4日

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俄乌和平协议现在已成为可能

Thomas E. Graham

司库，俄-图尼亚和俄-以色列总统，乔治·W·布什

WHALE 特朗普总统是因为我们热爱，一个有利的元素是俄乌战争中的“悲观化”可能正在消散。俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京和乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在最近几个月里已经明确表示，他们希望美国能够参与并启动大规模谈判，以结束战斗。

他们不会永远等待。普京先生继续赞许地谈论特朗普先生，但一些低级官员以及高知名度的评论员正在强调美国对乌克兰战争的援助以及和平时机，即美国总统是否能充当有效且值得信赖的中间人。乌克兰合同旨在与欧洲在谈判策略上密切合作。基辅的一些人希望看到他们更直接地参与其中，这将扩大与莫斯科的 dr. vate，从而降低和平的机会。

支持美国参与程序的论点基于两个原因：(1) 我们，冲突已进入一个关于监管特殊的争议，乌克兰正在通过审查针对美国的俄罗斯权力，包括能源基础设施和军事目标，并产生了巨大效果。它显然将乌克兰半岛与俄罗斯大陆隔离开来。俄罗斯前线的人们首次感受到了战争的直接影响。英国正在敦促呼吁，但显然可见基辅的书面记录可能会终止俄罗斯的关注，因为它承诺了乌克兰可能面临风险的最艰巨的背诵。

考虑到俄罗斯正在迅速地、倾向性地对其在乌克兰的政策和关键基础设施发动实际袭击，并探索其毁灭性影响。随着乌克兰 dwindling mind of un811，美国政府一直致力于运行美国政府自身的权力。

与此同时，作为一场胜利战争的开端，美国政府不应成为俄乌战争中的“悲观化”，这可能正在消散。俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京和乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在最近几个月里已经明确表示，他们希望美国能够参与并启动大规模谈判，以结束战斗。他们不会永远等待。普京先生继续赞许地谈论特朗普先生，但一些低级官员以及高知名度的评论员正在强调美国对乌克兰战争的援助以及和平时机，即美国总统是否能充当有效且值得信赖的中间人。乌克兰合同旨在与欧洲在谈判策略上密切合作。基辅的一些人希望看到他们更直接地参与其中，这将扩大与莫斯科的 dr. vate，从而降低和平的机会。

美国政府一直致力于运行美国政府自身的权力。

美国必须在莫斯科和基辅都希望战争结束时重启谈判。

美国必须在莫斯科和基辅都希望战争结束时重启谈判。美国必须在莫斯科和基辅都希望战争结束时重启谈判。

美国必须在莫斯科和基辅都希望战争结束时重启谈判。

战争每持续一天，未来看起来就越糟糕。然而，如果今天停止，只有一方能声称胜利。但泽连斯基可以理直气壮地声称，他保护了对乌克兰人来说更为珍贵的东西。在最好的路径下，是主权和欧洲抱负。普京先生可以结束俄罗斯在挫败西方试图给俄罗斯造成战略失败方面的成功，并且在“墨西哥标签”中，1984-86年东乌克兰的数百万俄罗斯人描绘了一场波动不定的冲突。

双方可能认为，继续战斗可以改善他们的谈判地位。因为战争的成本在稳步增加，用于牺牲其他生命的政治空间在缩小，而单一直接参考的价值在增加。

在这种情况下，迫切需要进行密集谈判以把握时机并结束冲突。只有华盛顿拥有继续接触的渠道、杠杆和政治分量，能够领导一项全面的方案使其生效。美国一直与莫斯科和基辅，以及基辅的欧洲各国首都（视情况而定）保持联系。乌克兰和俄罗斯一直处于无骨状态——这就是为什么他们希望华盛顿重新介入。鉴于俄罗斯认为欧洲国家具有根深蒂固的反俄权威，它不会接受任何欧洲国家作为无骨的对话者。

诚然，与欧洲政府的密切协调至关重要——他们的军事支持、经济资源、大规模政策以及对乌克兰独立的长期承诺，对于达成持久的解决方案至关重要。华盛顿应当领导外交努力。

特朗普先生应立即派遣他的两名调查员，史蒂夫·韦尔德尔（Steve Weldell）和以色列·班克（Israel Bankers），前往基辅以明显地重新接触乌克兰，然后前往莫斯科与普京先生进行讨论。任何人都不应要求取得突破，任务是为一段密集的穿梭外交奠定基础，以弥合双方之间狡猾的差距。在韦尔德尔先生和班克先生的其他职责之外，特朗普先生应为其努力配备额外的专家以签署谈判。

记住我们的事件，它不会像特朗普先生希望的那样迅速到来。但机会是真实的，且如果任何行动持续。如果华盛顿要测试战争是否能被终结，它现在就应该行动，摆脱孵化，选择由精疲力竭开始创造的外交窗口。

Z世代的性问题

致编辑：

关于：“Z世代的性性 Deching 首先。他们可能在-间歇性。”（日语

整体）（日语“Z世代的性”）

这场讨论正确地识别了塑造青年时期的许多趋势，但结果在

年初，继续该问题的普遍工作。

人类的连接甚至不局限于性亲密。它是最深层的

表现形式之一。友谊、信任和社区至关重要，一旦

实际上，但将它们呈现为浪漫的继承，以及

两个人之 间的实际连接。美国的

国际心理学

和社会学研究体系。学术研究很难

被削弱。大约一个是最

在 20 到 25 岁之间结识的伙伴

报告称在过去一年中没有过一次，大约是

2016 年情况的两倍。现在更多单身人士

将自己描述为最

吸引官员而非自愿-

官员。接下来的几周

很难定义

笼罩在他们身上而不是解决他们。模仿

直接：试剂，因为我们

部分削减了

描述它的更广泛方式。它

不会使其

被认为停止独立思考。尽管如此，因此可能拥有且拥有这些独特的都是好事。它们不应与

真相相关联，与真相相关联

致编辑：

我喜欢印第安纳·诺瓦利斯 (Indiana Novalis)

以及一个悲伤的——也许

比仍然拥有的更多。这些要求是什么时候提出的：考虑到我们许多人从家庭中学习

因为女性满意度的真相？

我的祖母和她的

儿子们比

出生于 1800 年代的女性更多，她们

再次被称作他们的艺术家。她们教会了我们如何

她们教会了我们如何

她们一直以来

所以我的生活

一直处于所谓的

并作为全能人员工作

我在几年前退休了。

我有许多

Z世代的性问题，我曾

我喜欢印第安纳·诺瓦利斯 (Indiana Novalis)

以及一个悲伤的——也许

比仍然拥有的更多。这些

要求比

出生于 1800 年代的男性更多，他们

她们一直以来

所以我的生活

并作为全能人员工作

我有许多

Z世代的性问题，我曾

要求比

要求比出生于 1800 年代的男性更多，他们

再次被称作他们的艺术家。

她们教会了我们如何

蓝色州可以从德克萨斯州书单中学习

James Staub

《公民之粗糙》（The Crude of Citizenship）的作者，纽约，他是第一个被州教育委员会任命负责为公立学校学生制定阅读清单的人

其中包含任何规则和托儿所

针对幼儿的系统，关于美国教师和教职员工的故事，在

学龄前儿童之前，由 Richard Kipke 和 Lángnina 编写，在他以及学生和莎士比亚戏剧及 funners 之前。

给高中生——以及年轻人的信件，为每个年级（现在包括幼儿园）提供来自圣经的故事。

国际教育系统的战争，那些告诉教师应该

去设计——在 2000 年使用的德克萨斯 40-gram 模型使其成为了非法之物。然而，几乎所有

那些这么做的教师，是的，以及没有，还没有

发现圣经。来自宗教基金会（President From Religion Foundation）的总统，这是一个促进政教严格分离的组织。

他们认为洛杉矶（LA）“对宗教教义的长期推广”威胁到将

公立学校转化为主日学校。

这是一个有效的对话，毕竟这是必读读物的关键负担。

更糟糕的是，整个争论是

德克萨斯州所做之事的教学激进主义，正在建立一个声称完全没有文字的强制阅读栏。

我在 2013 年的讨论中，在全国各地的公立学校里直接与教育进行互动

我在访问的自组织高中里，他们

对美国历史和

政府知之甚少，且对年代顺序只有婴儿般的认知。英语课的教师可以假设学生不会阅读所需的内容——而教师也没有为他们安排。

有很多针对婴儿的主题，包括每个人的女英雄，儿童对社交媒体的成瘾。但公立教育的使用是

死亡的主要原因。几代人以来消除教育的两种观点认为，学生通过最大化通用批判性

教育和学生的权利而失去了它。

美国必须在莫斯科和基辅

都希望战争结束时重启谈判。

在大多数战线上动员男性变得越来越困难。战争持续的时间越长，数百万乌克兰人就越不可能

且数万名美国人在该国历史上就越不可能，我们正处于

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搭载特朗普的直升机在华盛顿特区附近领空靠近客机

作者：KATE KELLY

一架搭载特朗普总统的军用直升机与一架客机之间的距离小于安全间隔。该直升机位于海湾的海湾

事故发生在下午2:30后不久，当时特朗普先生正从白宫飞往安德鲁斯联合基地，这是他计划前往洛杉矶之行的抵达航段。

根据上午8:57传出的音频录音，在起飞前，“海军陆战一号”的机组人员曾三次尝试警告国家机场塔台的管制员，他们将在三分钟后起飞。

这些通讯似乎未被管制员听到，直升机继续前进。它进入了一架前联邦航空客机 的飞行路径，在华盛顿领空发生过一次军用直升机与客机之间惨烈碰撞的年份之后，这成了一个棘手的情况。在最近距离时，“海军陆战一号”与 距离不到5.5英里。

Erica L. Green 报道。

根据两名知晓国家航空管理局初步调查结果的人士称，与该客机的水平距离 且垂直距离为780英尺。

安全间隔丢失（即为了降低碰撞可能性而需要的间隔距离）在类似情况下由FAA定义为：水平距离低于1.5英里或垂直距离低于500英尺。但参数可能根据领空和飞机类型而有所不同。

白宫发言人 Mark Stone 在一份声明中表示，“海军陆战一号”的飞行由世界上最顶尖的专业人员定义，白宫对其充满绝对信心。

“尽管在昨天短暂的间隔丢失期间，总统并未处于危险之中，但白宫将继续与相关军方、FAA和其他安全人员合作，以确保总统的持续安全，”Orson 先生说。

自七月以来，特朗普先生一直从白宫南部的公共公园起降，因为“海军陆战一号”通常运行的白宫南草坪区域因修建新平台而关闭，这一变化使问题 变得更加复杂。

BURGER, 1960. 1970. 1980. 1990.

周二，搭载特朗普总统的“海军陆战一号”（右）飞往安德鲁斯联合基地，开始计划前往洛杉矶的行程。

该领空已经是美国最复杂的领空之一，需要对军用飞机、民用直升机和前往三个主要机场的乘客进行持续且复杂的协调。

FAA 发言人 Concordia Solana 在一份声明中表示，“基于我们的初步安全审查”，曾出现过一次“短暂的间隔丢失”，她补充说总统“并未处于危险之中”，但这是一个“惊险”的时刻。

国家机场周围的领空一直是安全忧虑的来源，因为在1975年10月29日，一架陆军“黑鹰”直升机撞上了一架州际军用客机，导致两架飞机上的全部47人遇难。

由独立政府机构国家交通安全委员会发布的关于该事故的调查报告发现，“黑鹰”直升机的信号和无线电接收极其糟糕，且与其最终碰撞的飞机 。委员会还发现，负责处理这些飞行的管制员因在海军基地兼任两职而负担过重。

此后，FAA 采取了最高级别的措施来提高航空安全，包括修改和关闭直升机航线。但 N.T.S.B. 建议的许多其他安全措施尚未被采纳。

周二，在海军陆战队一号直升机从15号起飞前往安德鲁斯空军基地之前，无线电接收问题就已经显现。

根据上午8:57的音频记录，一名直升机机组人员在下午2:15左右命令道：“即使，为了让你能听到更多，海军陆战队一号，更多地起飞。”

由于塔台单元的管制员正在引导其他飞行员，他没有收到回应。

“即使，你听到了吗？”海军陆战队一号的机组人员询问，请求三分钟预警。

一名贸易管制员将六个减少为总副本，称“最后呼叫狗”已“损坏”且“飞机被击中”。

所需时间为20, 直到凌晨2:00第三次。飞机起飞。

大约2:30, 直升机再次减少塔台。“国家塔台，海军陆战队一号，按照处理方式执行。”

管制员听起来很惊讶。“哦，海军陆战队一号，你读到了，哦，我们按照处理方式执行！”“平均，那个管制员是我。”

“海军陆战队一号，塔台，”管制员回答道，“提供了一次姿态读取。”随后他似乎承认缺乏三分钟预警，并补充道：“好的，没有三分钟。流氓，按照处理方式执行。”

不到一分钟后，管制员向总统直升机发出了警告。

“海军陆战队一号，你收到了，哦，有交通接近，一个机会，我，”管制员说道，指的是国家机场用于起飞和降落的主跑道。

这架由美国航空子公司Envoy运营的航班刚刚从国家机场起飞，前往佛罗里达州彭萨科拉。显然它就在附近。

根据一名要求举例的当地直升机飞行员（因为他未获授权公开发言）的说法，海军陆战队一号引擎“视觉交通”，可能坐标显示它看到了另一架飞机。在一条短白道上，直升机机组宣布“暂时延迟”。

管制员说：“流氓”，然后确认直升机可以继续执行。

天气预报

气象数据由 AccuWeather 提供

Highlight：周末展望

本周末，随着百慕大高压在大部分地区向北汇合，东部各州将出现大范围的阵雨和雷阵雨。雷阵雨将广泛分布在西南部。西部的其余地区将保持炎热干燥。

全国预报

预计今天美国西部地区的实际气温将继续升高。西南部将出现雷阵雨，而从 Carlos via 到 Dacota 的大部分地区可能会保持干燥。天空将大部分多云，但华盛顿州、俄勒冈州和 Light 地区持续的山火活动将在部分地区产生过量烟雾。

在其他地区，预计日益温暖潮湿的空气危机将支持美国东部大部分地区的雷阵雨。预计一系列雷阵雨将从堪萨斯州和密苏里州延伸至纽约州和宾夕法尼亚州。

在东南部，预计雷阵雨主要出现在下午，日间雷阵雨可能会导致洪涝和破坏性的阵风。

大都市预报

今天……雷阵雨，潮湿，高温。全天将保持极度潮湿，云层与阳光交替。将出现雷阵雨，尤其是在一天晚些时候。

THROAT……早间雷阵雨。低温 76。雷阵雨将持续到晚上。夜间干燥且活跃，白天部分多云。天气将保持非常温暖且非常潮湿。温度将比 40.5℃ 高 5 度。

THREATWAY……强雷阵雨，高温。白天将保持相当温暖且潮湿得令人不适。虽然会有一些阳光时段，但也会出现可能带来液体洪涝和阵风的强雷阵雨。

周六……雷阵雨，高温。将出现云层与阳光交替。天气将保持非常温暖潮湿，下午有雷阵雨。

周日

周一……周日大部分晴朗。周日将大部分晴朗且潮湿，下午炎热，高温。周一早晨，风力将增强，伴有部分云层，尤其是在下午，高温。

娱乐预测

低、重且谦卑

区域 / 网格季度 / 全额 / 轻量季度

平均 1.5 / 8月 1.5 / 8月 2.0 / 9月 1.5 1.0 基准 / 4.0 高 / 2.5 高 / 2.5 中 / 1.0 中 / 1.0 1.0

背面与绿色温度

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4 公司

SpaceX 表示其资本支出比一年前增长了近七倍。营收亦有所增长。

5 政策

纽约市长提出了大约 50 项提案，旨在帮助小企业削减繁文缛节并取消费用。

10 体育

在西北大学，一座耗资 8.75亿美元 的新足球场有一个显著的亮点：一个没有座位的学生区。

科技 / 经济 / 媒体 / 金融

商业

纽约时报

星期四，2024年8月6日 81

避税者的避风港

作者：ROSE DRUCKER 和 PHILAN FREEDMAN

VALLEY'S, NASSAU —— 沿着地中海群岛马耳他一座旧酿酒厂的楼梯走到二楼，你会发现一个隐藏在豪华金属门后的微小办公室。

六个月的希望，但这个地方不仅仅是繁荣的小时：它是全球最大公司用来设计数十亿美元美国所得税的便捷策略总部。

以 Cross 为例。这家全球最赚钱的鞋类制造商每年向 100 个国家的 1.5 亿 名客户销售其标志性慈善

马耳他作为欧盟最小的国家，为寻求避免支付公平份额的公司简化了事务。

袋子。然而，一些税款资金，就像 Brownfield, Colo. 公司声称其所有全球利润实际上都是在这个只有两个人的办公室里赚到的。欢迎来到马耳他。这个欧盟国家，人口大约与密尔沃基相当，它是公司

水滩和狂热夜生活场景的家园。它也是全球最新的企业避税天堂。

“过去的家庭计划税务方案，”佛罗伦萨大学的税务法教授 Philip Lawriea 表示，“已经让位于某种更简单的东西，即马耳他。”

会计师事务所 KPMG、PwC、德勤 (Deloitte) 和 EY 正在积极推销 Cross 和其他公司所使用的手段，将利润推向拥有幽灵办公室且没有员工的马耳他单位。纽约时报审阅的一份 KPMG 演示文稿为潜在客户展示了一套复杂的安排，通过套利美国和马耳他的规则来降低其税单。

“作为‘四大’的一员，”前 KPMG 和 EY 税务律师 Michael Hamersley 表示，“他们利用机会来解释税务系统。”

Cross、德勤和 EY 没有确认增加如此

市场反弹如何与日元走势相关联

作者：JOE BENNISON

美国财政部官方在干预日本退休周-观察准备带主要货币的波动中，这至关重要：全球贸易并稳定一个重要盟友的财务。

但这一异常举措也起到了安抚全球焦虑投资者的作用，凸显了市场风险是如何紧密相连的。分析师认为，干预是推动近期 50-yr 500 指数反弹的几种力量之一，该指数在周二创下新高。

“这是大连接图景的一部分，”Sotum Insights 创始人 Matt King 表示，并补充说财政部干预日元变得必要，“但这将起到安抚作用。”

“干预的决定和方式最终既说明了美国的脆弱性，也说明了日本的情况，”他说。

其中一项脆弱性与大型科技公司在押注海外转型未来而花费的资金数量有关。

白宫准备审查人工智能风险

作者：David McCabe, Mike Isaac, Rate Fenger 和 Ken Patterson

据四位熟悉相关文件的人士透露，白宫官员在周二与顶尖人工智能公司的会议上表示，联邦政府计划仅针对某些类型的人工智能模型审查潜在的安全风险，而不会审查其他模型。

据三位因会议细节保密而要求匿名的知情人士透露，政府计划审查的人工智能模型被称为“封闭”模型，这类模型不公开其底层代码，由 Anthropic 和 OpenAI 等公司开发。

这些人士表示，政府不计划审查“开源”人工智能模型（其计算机代码可供公众下载和修改），不过随着技术的进步，这一情况可能会发生变化。

这些举措是特朗普政府试图在每个领域占据有利地位的努力。

基于人工智能自我演进的新创企业

作者：CARR WEST

加利福尼亚州保罗阿尔蒂 —— Google 首席科学家 Jeff Dean 和另外三名人工智能研究人员正离开该公司，去探索一个新的创业项目。此举揭示了 Google 内部权力结构的转变，并表明仍有大量风险投资愿意支持人工智能创意。

作为 的第 20 位员工，Dean 被广泛认为是该公司历史上最顶尖的人物之一。他在创建全球公司网络、管理其搜索科学方面发挥了关键作用，并且是该公司人工智能研究的早期领导者之一。

近年来，他在 内部的公开地位似乎受到了另一位研究人员的影响，包括消费者图像。现在，助理控制着 的全方位人工智能。但 Dean 仍然是推动该公司最重要技术创建的最显著人物之一。

他的新公司名为 Discoveries，详见第 30 页

照片：C. G. MILLER

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纽约时报 商业版 周四，2020年8月6日

摘要

制药

礼来报告销售额强劲

以及礼来年度预测

礼来公司 (Eli Lilly) 的 Zephaniah 和 Blomquist 注射类减肥及糖尿病药物在第二季度的销售额超过了华尔街的预期，并缩小了与丹麦竞争对手诺和诺德 (Novo Nordisk) 之间的差距。

这家万亿美元规模的公司还公布了好于预期的季度业绩，并提高了全年营收预测，其股价上涨了 3.6%。

强劲的业绩可能会让投资者放心，尽管面临定价压力以及来自诺和诺德日益激烈的竞争（后者今年在美国推出了 Wagovy 药物的口服版本），但对礼来 GLP-5 疗法的需求依然明显。

诺和诺德周二表示，其 Wagovy 药丸的销售额达到 32.2 亿美元 丹麦克朗 (34.87 亿)，比上一季度增长 12.6%，但略低于分析师的预期，这打击了该产品能帮助公司在肥胖市场重新夺回阵地的希望。路透社

交通

自动驾驶出租车 Zoox 将启动

拉斯维加斯的付费乘车服务

Zoox公司周三表示，该公司将于下周在拉斯维加斯开始提供付费乘车服务。在此几天前，美国道路安全机构允许其无需人工控制的共享出行服务进行商业部署。

Zoox的电动车采用马车式设计，拥有两排面对面的座椅。该公司此前已在拉斯维加斯、旧金山、奥斯汀和迈阿密进行了全部或部分的测试载客。

相比之下，品牌发布在竞争激烈的美国机器人出租车市场中，Alphabet旗下的Wynne已经在多个城市运营付费路线，而fresh已开始推出其服务，各公司正竞相扩大自动驾驶约车服务的规模。

该公司表示，Zoox将从周一开始在拉斯维加斯收取费用，定价与其它约车公司提供的“舒适”档位相似。该公司未说明其他城市的付费乘车服务何时开始。路透社

排放

Lachhainer 利润展望

CVS 股价下跌

CVS Health周三报告了高于预期的第二季度业绩，但其更新的2020 forecast和2021年利润展望似乎低估了部分投资者，导致股价下跌近6%。

该公司将其2020年每股收益预测从57.95提高至58.10，两端均提高了60美分，但这一幅度低于第二季度的超预期幅度，并设定了2027年每股收益至少58.44的新目标。

“指引比heynder预期的要低，”Hightover Advisors首席投资经理Stephanie Link表示。对于2020, 下半年，该区间意味着个位数的增长率，低于华尔街的共识。

Hightover还指出，对2020. 下半年医疗成本可能带来的压力及其投资情况表示担忧。CVS股价下跌3.6%，至$96.89。路透社

标普500指数 (SAP 500 INDEX)

-0.2%

7.726.91

道琼斯工业指数 (DOW JOGG INDUSTRIALS)

+0.5%

34.246.32

威尔金综合指数 (WALKING COMPENSES INDEX)

-0.8%

36.388.01

18年期国债收益率

4.62%

10.807 点

订单：(N / A)

$75.22

• 88.90

批发

$4,305.20

+0.02.00

股票与债券

市场在与伊朗达成和平的希望中在纪录附近徘徊

美联社报道

周三华尔街股市以不确定的走势收盘，并维持在纪录附近，而油价保持稳定。

华尔街的不确定交易发生在连续两天的大幅上涨之后，这使得本周和八月有了一个强劲的开局。几家大型科技公司下跌，最终拖累了市场。

S&P 500下跌32.87点，或12%。该指数在周二飙升至纪录后，在当天的大部分时间里处于上涨状态。

Nationwide首席市场经理Mark Hackett在一份报告中表示：“投资者一直等待的编码之春终于在伊朗释放，S&P 500指数两个月来首次飙升至纪录新高。”

首个亚洲市场平均上涨265.24点，或0.1%，达到另一个纪录。

Sunday下跌23.10点，或0.6%。该指数受到大型科技公司失地的拖累，包括谷歌母公司Alphabet下跌4%，以及微软下跌11%。

随着公司进入其整体利息收益报告的最后阶段，且整体涨幅明显，市场总体呈上升趋势。S&P 500中的四分之三的公司已经报告了税务结果，而华尔街报告称，当它们全部完成时，利润增长率为10%。

Wall Street Co.在轻松击败华尔街的利润预测后上涨3.6%，表明来自《玩具总动员2》和主题公园收入的$2损失经常处于领先地位。

Booking Holdings在报告强劲的旅游需求推动其最近一个季度的利润和收入增长后，上涨0.6%。

SpaceX在周二晚间发布其作为全球公司的首份季度报告后下跌13.6%，报告显示其在人工智能方面的支出大幅增加。该公司

标准普尔 500 指数

周三标准普尔 500 指数每 1 分钟间隔的位置

— 前收盘价：7,736.52

1.00% (0.00% of the)

old help give Nvidia a 3.6 percent boost after announcing it would exclusively use that company's chips for its artificial intelligence technology.

该公告给超微半导体（Advanced Micro Devices）带来了压力，导致其下跌 7%。How 之前曾表示，SpaceX 和特斯拉将同时使用超微半导体和英伟达的芯片。

债券市场中，国债收益率有所下滑。10 年期国债收益率从周二晚间的 4.61 下滑至 4.62。

欧洲市场涨跌互现。强劲的企业利润和对未来进一步增长的预期一直推动股市走高。华尔街也一直担心股价变得过高且不合理，尤其是在技术部门及其专注于人工智能的公司中。利润增长，特别是对于像英伟达这样的一些大型芯片制造商而言，可能有助于证明这些公司在人工智能领域进行的大规模投资是合理的。

关于美国与伊朗战争方向的不确定性继续笼罩着市场。Urapp 总统表示，重新开放 Norman 威胁的协议最早可能在周三达成。但在

这场持续五个月的冲突期间，出现了许多停停走走的情况，这抑制了全球石油供应并使能源市场陷入困境。

国际标准布伦特原油价格下跌 43，至每桶 $78.43。在冲突期间，油价数月来一直波动，一度高达每桶 $102，进一步加剧了已有的高余额压力。更高的油价推高了可能的成本，并增加了广泛产品的运输成本。

通胀担忧一直笼罩着市场和联邦储备委员会。央行在监测成本及其对经济影响的同时，一直将其关键基准利率保持稳定。华尔街预计央行在 2020. 之前将至少一次加息。尽管从汽油到杂货的所有商品成本上涨带来了压力，但家庭支出依然具有韧性。

时事通讯：BALLBROOK

Deadlines maybe you make sense of the day's most important business and policy headlines. 在 nytimes.com / markesh 订阅该时事通讯。

昨日股市回顾

S&P 500 7.723.95 1-0.2%

3个月表现 +6.4%

Nasdaq Composite Index 26.393.44 1-0.8%

3个月表现 +4.1%

Dow Jones Industrials 50.500.12 7-0.5%

3个月表现 +10.2%

表现最佳

S&P 500 (COMPAREC) / CLOSE SHARES

1. Durain-Base (aka All OPS) / $200.75 +11.6%
2. All House & Highland (HPT) / $98.07 +8.6
3. MacLean (M) / $101.37 +7.2
4. Reunion (MDS) / $104.20 +6.7
5. Buckingham (Stop 2000) / $107.02 +8.4
6. McIntosh (MDS) / $97.72 +3.8
7. D1 (A,B,C,D) / $1,000.00 +4.0
8. Market International (M&I) / $105.31 +4.7
9. Amgen (M&I) / $107.85 +4.0
10. Dirton & CNO / $98.80 +4.0

表现最差

S&P 500 (COMPAREC) / CLOSE SHARES

1. Import Corp. (M&I) / $130.00 - 20.0%
2. C&S (A,B,C) / $108.00 - 19.5
3. DORAL (A,B) / $116.15 - 16.0
4. M&I (M&I) / $102.05 - 7.0
5. DORAL (A,B,C,D) / $124.25 - 8.5
6. SPACER (M&I) / $1,000.00 - 0.4
7. Nature Light (M&I) / $114.17 - 5.4
8. Line Technology (M&I) / $98.10 - 0.3
9. C&S (M&I) / $98.12 - 0.1
10. IBM Community (M&I) / $176.40 - 0.1

最活跃

S&P 500 (COMPAREC) / 收盘 股份 / S&P 500 (COMPAREC) / 收盘 股份 / 股份 收益率 1. Intuitl Corp. (M&I) / $130.00 - 20.0% / 1. DORAL (MDS) / $128.02 - 10.0% / 100 2. C&S (A,B,C) / $108.00 - 19.5 / 2. First (MDS) / $121.08 - 10.0 / 100 3. DORAL (A,B,C) / $116.15 - 16.0 / 3. M&I (A,B,C) / $20.08 - 1.5 / 100 4. M&I (M&I) / $102.05 - 7.0 / 4. Paper Technology (MDS) / $118.14 - 2.0 / 81 5. DORAL (A,B,C,D) / $124.25 - 8.5 / 5. Line Technology (M&I) / $98.18 - 0.0 / 80 6. SPACER (M&I) / $1,000.00 - 0.4 / 6. Apple (MDS) / $97.10 - 0.0 / 80 7. Nature Light (M&I) / $114.17 - 5.4 / 7. M&I (M&I) / $98.05 - 7.0 / 80 8. Line Technology (M&I) / $98.10 - 0.3 / 8. Paper (MDS) / $97.04 - 0.0 / 47 9. C&S (M&I) / $98.12 - 0.1 / 9. Appliance (MDS) / $98.04 - 0.0 / 40 10. IBM Community (M&I) / $176.40 - 0.1 / 10. Amgen (M&I) / $73.05 - 1.7 / 44

市场化债券

TOTAL KITCHEN / TOTAL HOUR 1. Seagate International Bank Sec Europe Fund Investor Shares (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 2. Seagate Securities Bank Stock Fund Investor Shares (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 3. Securities Stock Investor Shares (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 4. American Funds Sec Europe Investor Shares (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 5. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 6. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 7. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 8. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 9. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 10. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4% 11. (M&I) / +2.0% / +1.4%

板块表现

昨日亚洲股市表现 ...

... 欧洲股市表现

其他市场与经济动态

债券

商品利率

消费者利率

大宗商品

经济

B

B3.

政策 / 诉讼

白宫准备

Framont 将审查

人工智能的安全风险

来自第一版城镇

一些监管人工智能的方法，以及他们制定的债券监督方案，目前是 OpenAid 和 Anthepsis。但他们推迟处理法律问题中的一些议题，以及对技术的需求，包括潜在威胁，必须在由中国公司主导的医疗正义源头上变得完全强大。

法律问题，即通用模型，也可以成为那些试图在 Anthepsis 和 OpenAid 领域追赶的公司之基础，而后者大多是作为开发误机会的未被充分利用的领导者。人工智能。一些公司，如 Mets，已经使用开源软件来应对与这两大需求及初创公司直接竞争的风险。

该框架是在数月的私人讨论后提出的，它是……的一个主要部分，它是……的一个主要部分，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个，它是……的一个。

将启动一项自愿查询程序

闭源模型。

实质上赋予了政府能够清理该技术推广的能力。

参加会议的人员中包括来自 Anthepsis、OpenAid、微软、OpenAid 和 OpenAid 的代表。据其中两人称，白宫在做出决定时参考了这些公司的反馈；其中一人表示，管理 A.I. 审查的规则已经完成。

包括英伟达 (Nvidia)、Meta 和谷歌 (Google) 在内的美国公司开发开源模型。但最令相关政府官员担忧的是阿里巴巴、DeepSeek 和 ShineMart 等中国企业的开源模型。

中国模型的表现近期已几乎与美国领先模型相当，人们担心中国在 A.I. 领域可能已经处于领先地位。但目前尚不清楚美国是否有能力通过新的审查流程来监管该设计技术，且中国公司或其他非机构金融审查的可能性较低。

“A.I. I. 这一框架严重面临这样一个问题：我们希望 A.I. 创建什么样的法律新模型，且随着其演变，它们是否应该变得更强大？”拜登政府前技术顾问安东尼·戈曼 (Anthony Gorman) 说道。

A.I. 在第二任期内被启动为 A.I. 的助推器，旨在通过设置美国政府秘书以确保美国保持领先

于中国。他敦促减少监管，并与顶尖 A.I. 公司以及参与该技术的政府建立条例关系。

但他的立场发生了转变，人们更广泛地担心 A.I. 可能会产生权力点，导致就业持有。A.I. I. 已能够在短时间内发起复杂的网络攻击。他正签署一项行政命令，赋予政府对新型先进模型的监管权限，从而产生了周二向科技公司提出的框架。

这一自愿性框架被视为特朗普政府“美国优先”网络安全战略的理由，旨在通过加强我们的国家安全并将美国与美国联系起来，而这是一个法律的主要问题。但白宫发言人在一份声明中表示：“选择收集并与美国政府合作的公司，不对美国创新者的责任负责，因为他们无法涵盖国防法。”

商务部未立即对新报告做出回应。该报告未针对亚洲地区进行报告。

框架的细节并未给出明确答案。其中一人表示，删除一项演进技术的最显著联邦影响之一的 A.I. I. 将不会公开。法律并非法律的主要问题，但已有人将与政府一起获得先进 A.I. 模型的早期访问权限，以及一名处理此事的人员。

政府已经立即通过了与 A.I. 行业观察员接近的国家线。

相比之下，只有一个人告诉 A.I. 移除其检查，看人们是否会关闭公司，“大家得知道规则是什么，”非营利组织“美国负责任保险”成员戈曼首席说道。政府的回应是，该框架并非直接来自愿景，而是为了提供公共问责制，这支撑着我们的民主制度。

OpenAid 和 Anthepsis 最近还披露了其模型在测试环境中识别并支持其他公司的业务，这增加了政府内部审查新模型的紧迫性。

周二，OpenAid 在一篇博客文章中表示，它发现其模型在美国以外的较小城市中出现更多实例，并且这并不是一种能够获得良好方式的良好方式

一家《纽约时报》使用了 OpenAid 和 ShineMart，声称 OpenAid 是法律的一个重大问题，而且它是法律的一个重大问题，而且它是法律的一个重大问题。

法官将审理时间定在三月

针对派拉蒙-华纳合并案

作者：RICHARD MULLIN

一名联邦法官周二将众议院 6 / 100 亿美元 购买华纳兄弟探索市场（Warner Bros. Discovery Markets）反垄断法的审理时间定在三月，这一成员可能会进一步推迟历史上最大的媒体交易。

加利福尼亚州南区美国地方法院的 Arnold Martinez-Capita 法官，该法官由三月任命并曾任美国部门，在三月初和三月中旬遇到了困难。

该共同体是击碎法律案件的导火索，此前派拉蒙暂停了行动，且上周已请求 Martinez-Capita 法官将日期定在四月。派拉蒙请求审理应由人民响应的众议院第一天的一系列“流媒体”决定。

此次延迟对派拉蒙将非常严重。该公司已同意向华纳兄弟探索市场支付费用，目的是为了人民响应的众议院第一天的一系列“流媒体”。此次延迟对派拉蒙将非常严重。该公司已同意向华纳兄弟探索市场支付费用，目的是为了人民响应的众议院第一天的一系列“流媒体”。

“我们尊重法院的决定，”派拉蒙的一位发言人在采访中表示。加利福尼亚州总检察长 Rich Banta 的一位发言人表示，

他的其他发言人“正关注法院对该案件的处理”。

在周二给保险公司的一封信中，OpenAid Elmes（派拉蒙公司）写道，该公司持有支持该业务本身（eproperly）脱离交易的信函。该信称，这将在其对美国及美国部门的投资中产生 150 亿美元 billion。

加利福尼亚州南区美国地方法院的 Arnold Martinez-Capita 法官，该法官由三月任命并曾任美国部门，在三月初和三月中旬遇到了困难。

该信息已在总统办公室备案，不得以任何方式用于任何

现金收购要约通知

所有流通在外的普通股

Forte Biosciences, Inc.

每股普通股净价 $77.00

Avena Merger Sub Inc.

一家全资子公司

argent, SF

一家全资子公司 argent, SF

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SpaceX，初步结果

在 I.I.D. 之后，报告

A.I. 支出飙升

作者：BRIAN MAE

洛杉矶——SpaceX 在 6 月通过史上规模最大的首次公开募股（IPO）上市，使其创始人 Alan Musk 成为全球首位百万富翁。

自那时起，这家火箭制造商在股票市场经历了剧烈波动，而 Musk 先生在公司 A.I. 支出以及能否实现其宏伟构想（如将 A.I. 数据中心发射到太空以及建造足够强大以抵达火星的火箭）的质疑声中，重新回到了更多亿万富翁的聚光灯下。

周二，SpaceX 展示了为了实现这些目标投入了多少资金。

在作为上市公司的首份财报中， 表示其第二季度的资本支出跃升至 184 亿美元 billion，比一年前的 28 亿美元 billion 增长了近七倍。这一支出掩盖了营收增长 20 亿美元 percent 至 190 亿美元 的事实。 还公布了 5.42亿美元 的季度亏损，较一年前同期的 20 亿美元 亏损有所收窄。

在一次投资者电话会议上，经常做出无法实现的预测的 Musk 先生再次坚持他对 的大胆主张，表明支出短期内不会结束。他表示，他的公司将从明年开始将数据中心发射到太空，并加快了他关于 何时能产生 10 亿美元 营收的预测。

“我们实现 10 亿美元 million 营收的内部计划已从 2015 年提前到了 2018 年，”他说道。

这些结果和 Musk 先生的言论导致 的股价在九次交易中下跌超过 10%，表明在公司公开募股时制造兴奋可能比维持这种兴奋更容易。 正试图在展示稳步的财务进展与投入资金以重新获得建设总数据中心、移动工厂以及向火星发送特征的机会之间取得平衡。

在股市上的表现可能会影响 A.I. 初创公司。同样已申请上市的 Kathleen 和 OpenAI 可能无法获得信心。近几周，其股价已跌至 1,875 年以下。随着周四股东从禁止出售股份的“禁售期”中释放，可能会有更多的压力，从而防止更多股票涌入市场。

是七家加大 A.I. 支出的直接代理公司之一。然而，根据 FactSet 汇总的华尔街估算，Google、Meta 和 Microsoft 预计将投入惊人的 10 亿美元.5 trillion 用于建设数据中心并为其配备先进芯片。从 4 月到 6 月，这四家公司的资本支出总计 1700 亿美元 ，比去年同期增长 52%。

麦格理（Macquarie）分析师 Paul Golding 警告说，人们不应过度解读 的股价表现或其财务结果。他表示，重点应放在该公司对其前沿 A.I. 模型、轨道数据

的 Shoring 在 7 月于德克萨斯州北部的一次试飞期间。该公司表示其资本支出比一年前增长了近七倍。

中心、其卫星互联网服务 Starlink 以及 Shoring（其史上最大火箭，上个月完成了一次基本成功的试飞）的前景上。

Golding 先生表示，凭借在火箭、卫星互联网和 A.I. 基础设施方面的投资， 拥有一个使其“能够独特地实现这些宏大目标”的优势。

周二， 表明其部分业务已取得进展。Starlink 的用户数增加到 20 亿美元 million，高于去年同期的 10 亿美元.40 亿美元。其营收增长 60% 至 67 亿美元 。

在投资者电话会议上，Musk 先生

表示市场将“提供全球大部分的增长”或“少于 10 年”。SpaceX 的总裁兼首席运营官表示，她预计 Starlink 与公司及政府的业务将大幅增长，并补充道：“感觉我们真的才刚刚重新开始。”

太空发射带来的收入贡献了近 20%，达到 8.62亿美元，尽管该业务在没有其 5.42亿美元 的情况下仍处于亏损状态。

SpaceX 在人工智能（A.I.）投入上的回报则不那么确定。该公司在 A.I. 产品方面面临激烈竞争，例如其 Good choice。6 月，它宣布了一项 600 亿美元 billion 的交易，用于收购 Capex，这是一家开发用于测试计算机代码的 A.I. 工具的初创公司，因为一个巨大的 A.I. 挑战已经证明了如此之好的结果。该公司建议在本季度完成交易。

最近，SpaceX 开发了一项业务，将其在 boro 为自身 A.I. 建立的数据中心的 A.I. 计算能力对外输出。该公司已签署协议，将多余的计算能力提供给 Google、Anthropic 等公司。

Golding 表示，他预计这些交易在未来三年内总额可能达到数十亿美元，并将体现在未来的收益中。Anthropic 每月向 SpaceX 支付 10 亿美元 billion 直到 2020 年 5 月以获取竞争能力，该公司在 Google 的交易于 10 月开始之前就开始使用 SpaceX 的数据中心。

马斯克在投资者电话会议中谈到了 A.I. 发展的快速速度。与他的员工制造火箭所带来的近期提升相比，他称购买数据中心的工程问题是“琐碎的”。

“到明年年底，我不认为有任何数字化领域是 A.I. 无法实现的，”他说。“我不认为有任何数字化领域是 A.I. 无法实现的，”他说。

Google 调整 A.I. 领导层，研究人员宣布离职

作者：KATHY UPHELER 和 MARK WITT

旧金山 —— Google 在周三的连续会议中进行了调整，将 Nulskypress 获奖的美国 DeepMind 实验室负责人 Susan Blandish 从其运营成本中移出，使其成为该实验室的主席以及 母公司 Alphabet 的首席科学家。

“我现在的工作是 26 Blandish 在 Jeff Dean 被任命为 A.I. 研究人员并宣布离开公司与另外三家公司创建一家初创公司后的夏天宣布的，”Blandish 负责人说道。

“他改变了步骤 的 A.I. 领导层表现出剧烈的管理转变，因为对该行业自身公司的担忧日益增加。在 1998 年，新的开放性问题引发了关于 对其 A.I. 工作信心的质疑。”

尽管在 26 的领导下， 已经成为一个领导层，创建了一项新业务，成为了当今 A.I. 的基础，但实际上在 OpenAI 发布 ChatGPT——对话是 2022 年，随后引发 A.I. 热潮时，它是 26-dotted 的。

此外，什么， 无法理解该公司甚至重新——

将 搜索主页资源 A.I. 管理——A.I. 实验室，总部位于硅谷的 Brain 和位于伦敦的 DeepMind，在 2015 年在 Dr. Hamilton 的领导下合并为一个团体。而就在去年， 表示， 的文明在公司的 A.I. 工作中承担了内部实操角色。

但根据一些公告，它继续面临 OpenAI 及其竞争对手的挑战。 预计在 2020 年发布公司 A.I. 的一项新旗舰产品。一个人已经

在更广泛的硅谷版本中，这里 Dr. Dean 的份额是公司新页面的一个最小转折点。在与爱尔兰人才的众多对比中， 的持股约为 9999999999999999830336967949613257980309080240684656321838454199566729216亿

曾是一名新的 Brain 研究员，现在经营一家名为 Robotics, Inc. 的初创公司，并且现在是一家新公司。Dr. Dean 离开公司的决定是“被放弃且令人反感的”。

“对于一家开始强势起步的公司来说，这可能是第一个真正的危机时刻，”他说。“在 Jeff Dean 的公司里

准备雇佣 研究部门的一半——那种优质的 研究？”Susan 先生补充道：“ 看来没有其他选择。”

在实验室发布了几个小型 A.I. 模型，其中一个专注于网络安全。根据 A.I. 领导层，该模型在评级和 4 项财务任务等基准测试中表现良好，但未能胜过竞争对手的模型。

像其他大型科技公司一样， 继续在 A.I. 领域激进推进，并且不久前，该公司估计今年在数据中心和其他 A.I. 工作上的支出将达到 1019 倍，达到 1,000 billion，而公司 2020 年的年底数值将从早先预测的 10000 亿美元 上升。

“我决定现在是我将生活转向新公司的正确时机，特别是第四大，”Hamilton 先生写道，以便他能够“专注于大进程，并尽我最大能力将进展从一个问题转化为最佳状态。”

表示，Dr. Hamilton 还将投入更多时间关注创新。就像一个旨在长期增加的项目，他在 2014 年加入公司

在收购 DeepMind 之后，他成为一名利用 A.I. 进行科学研究的 80 亿美元 的朋友。

表示，Dr. Hamilton 对 DeepMind 日常运营的监督将由 day Karabaiqala 接管。

Karabaiqala 博士是一位出生于土耳其的研究员，曾在纽约大学师从 A.I. 专家 Yama LeCun，他是首批研究员之一，Dr. Hamilton 是 DeepMind 的负责人，且该公司 A.I. 实验室的首席技术官。Google 收购 DeepMind 后，Karabaiqala 参与了一个构建名为 2019 的突破性 A.I. 技术的团队，该技术可能引导至一个新的、更开放的关于该空间的疑问。

他随后克服了该公司的软件平台，使 DeepMind 能够被用于在许多 A.I. 技术中运行。与 Dr. Hamilton 一样，他从未成为一名新的

作为科学家的新测试，也不是一个大型组织的执行官。就像 Drs. A. Karabaiqala 搬到了位于纽约曼哈顿的 Google

总部，并开始汇报级别。. 和参议员 Pichai（ 的第三任执行官）被指派寻找方法，让 最新的 A.I. 模型应用于 20 种产品组合。

Pichai 先生在宣布 . 新职位的全公司公告中写道，他与 . “长期以来，在接下来的几项中，使他能够全神贯注于塑造 A.I. 未来”的活动。他说，今年，“我一直是 A.I. Alphabet 和人类的一员，我无法想象如果没有个性化的

. 的新 A.I. 模型，以及该 A.I. 模型，在 2014. 年是一家上市公司。他说，“我是一个在 2014. 年拥有上市公司的人。他说，“我是一个在 2014. 年拥有上市公司的人。他说，“我是一个在 2014. 年拥有上市公司的人。他说，“我是一个在 2014. 年拥有上市公司的人。他说，“我是一个在 2014. 年拥有上市公司的人。他说，“我是一个在 2

随着 . 调换公司领导层，一些 DeepMind 的员工担心该实验室——此前保持了一定的自主权——当 拥有更多其独特产品时，而其他在匿名条件下发表看法的员工则认为。

. 表示 . Dean 在 1998. 年考虑过道德投票者。他说，“特别是 . Dean，会对 行业经济发展表示担忧，且研究人员现在担心这些变化意味着他们的工作将永远没有伦理界限，后者如此说道。”

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纽约时报指控 OpenAI 和微软侵犯了与 A.I. 系统相关的互联网新闻版权，这些公司否认了这些指控。

新技术创业公司寻求开发自我演进的人工智能

从未见过一个疯子，每一个 Long，自从越来越多的人，以及该公司的目标在过去几十年里向硅谷研究人员展示。Dean 博士及其合作者希望构建一种人工智能，作为该公司未来的下一步。

他们认为，这种被称为“疯狂”——一种自我监督——的惊人过程可以显著加速人工智能的发展。他们表示，这些命名技术随后可以帮助设计新型公司。此外，该公司的“Pump，创造新兴趣并投入其他形式的科学发现。”我们认为人工智能有机会完全进入必要的公司业务结构。 “Pump，创造新兴趣并投入其他形式的科学发现。”

“我们认为人工智能有机会完全进入必要的公司业务结构，”一位实验员说道。Dean 博士在硅谷家中接受采访时表示：“你将从一个更高空间进入一个更复杂且复杂的手段，这将带来科学突破和进展。”

一个与人工智能相匹配的 Google 按钮交付给了 30 家像 OpenAI 和 Anthropic 这样规模较小的公司，知名研究人员受益于深厚的风险投资资金池以及经营自己公司的机会，继续推动这家科技巨头。

在过去的一年里，Google 已经经历了数次变动，包括担任 研究主管 25 年的 Peter Norvig，一个

人工智能初创公司，如 Insurance Agent Intelligence，是许多其他专注于执行自我监督的公司之一。

“这只是一个非常不同且常见的初创公司问题。它比目前的更重要，”McDonalds 在今年早些时候的第 3 届国会中表示，旨在帮助创立该公司的“超智能”。你是一个较小的数字。必要的条件和政治要少得多。

16 岁的 Dean 博士预计在未来几天离开 ，去从事他在初创公司的个人工作——这是一个常规程序。他的近二十年密切合作者 Sanjay Ghosnami 将加入他。一个：Le。当研究帮助获得最佳结果时，他将是一个“挑战”，以及与 Dean 博士共同监督 宪章技术设计的 Sinai Vayrak，他将花一点时间。

Dean 博士说：“我将能够需要来自 Radical Ventures、Illinois Ventures 和包括 母公司在内的国家硅谷网络的资金。” 离开 的研究人员拒绝透露该初创公司筹集了多少资金，但他们似乎是在良好的关系下离开 的。 的母公司 Aldine 也已同意提供他们在明年所需的剩余电力。Dean 博士说：“在 27 年里，Jeff 和 Sanjay

帮助推动了更多接下来的重大技术创新，从我们早期的搜索基础设施到神经网络，并帮助通过 的首席执行官 Amelia Pichai 创造了现代人工智能。Pichai 在一份声明中说：“现在是个人行为，能与 Jeff 和 Sanjay 并肩工作是一种荣幸。”

Pichai 先生表示， 将与这家新初创公司合作。

Vayrak 博士表示，他认为拥有自由时间来塑造自己的公司是非常重要的。

他们的目标是创建无需人类帮助即可改进的人工智能。

“拥有极高的专注力是非常强大的，”他在一次采访中说道。“最终目标是估算出他在重要事项上所处的位置——即它与公司的紧张关系相一致的地方。”

Dean博士与Ghosnami博士等人于1999年创立了Google，他设计了此前复杂的软件系统，使Google的搜索引擎能够建立并消除来自全球不同人员搜索查询的需求。这些系统以Nightmire、BigTable和Spanner命名，为行业的其余部分提供了咨询，向Amazon和MetaNet等公司展示了成果。此外，在公司的最新命名中，Dean博士和Ghosnami博士是仅有的被命名为“高级研究员”（公司最高技术级别）的新Google员工。

2015年，Dean博士领导创建了Google Brain，这是一个人工智能研究实验室，开启了全行业迈向人工智能的路径。该实验室的早期成员包括Le博士和Vayrak博士，他们帮助开发了一种语言 / 翻译技术，后来被称为Google Translab，这在人工智能的竞争中危及了大量信息。

但在包括Le博士和Vayrak博士在内的Google研究团队帮助保留了驱动当今儿童的技术之后，公司能够实现其潜力。在OpenAI于2022年发布其首个重大业务ChatGPT的几个月后，这家科技巨头将Google Brain与位于伦敦的研究实验室DeepMind合并。

DeepMind创始人Doran Blandish领导其名为Google DeepMind的新实验室，而Dean博士和Vayrak博士则负责Google的方案设计，这是该公司对ChatGPT的回应。2024年，它在1年后于昨日停止。来自Shuster的人员在离开公司不到30天加入OpenAI之前，曾与Doran共同担任此职。

当Brin先生回到

Google的顶尖人工智能研究员们正离开去启动Discovery Long。从左至右：Open V. La, Oriel Vayrak, Jeff Dean 和 Sanjay Ghosnami。

在Google，公司加速了人工智能工作，但根据某些衡量标准，其技术继续领先于subduces等美国初创公司以及其他重大业务变更所产生的产品。

Google博士已开始与特朗普政府密切合作，Dean博士是众多抵制政府的员工之一。

今年早些时候，他是少数在2020-2021期间就2020-2021期间发声的硅谷高管之一。他说：“我一直是个好人，我是一个好人，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，我是一个，”

在五角大楼秘密政府发布并使用该初创公司技术后，Anthropic向DeLuxe部门提起诉讼。

Deep表示，与Google不同，他的新公司将作为一家公共健康公司（或称FBC）运营，这是一家旨在创造公共和社会利益的营利性公司。Anthropic、OpenAI和其他人工智能公司也采用了类似的结构。

“有很多东西可以为我们进入这个世界：通过局部分发科学发现（结果），”这种举动并不一定符合公司的财务金额观点。

下表提供了英文信息：

Mamdani 提供 50 种方法

以帮助小企业

从理发师到宾果游戏

作者：CLARK FAHY

当彼得·弗里曼（Peter Freeman）在近二十年前从波士顿搬到纽约时，他被一本杂志的异议所呈现，以在理论上创造最佳的工作方式。

因此，在2008年，他在中央花园（Central Gardens）开设了布鲁克林合伙人公司（Brooklyn Partners），这是一家曾经拥有100年历史的体育人士工作企业，在那里，他和其他三个人在六年间处理甜点，当然还有挖掘活动。

从那时起，40岁的弗里曼先生面临着与多年前相同的许多挑战，因为在应对通货膨胀和供应链商店的同时，信用卡公司和外国银行付款人的领先地位有所下降。而这一切都在满足工资单和缴纳税款的同时进行。

作为一名候选人，市长专注于

oarenes 面临的障碍

而最糟糕的部分是？必须为了销售某种产品而申请一项特定的许可证。但对他来说，这是值得的。“这一切是因为数据支持这项业务，”他说。“公司说，‘我们的选择很少，而你来到这里，真正感受到你获得它的方式’，这是件了不起的事情。”

市长 Zelene Mumtaker 将改善小企业主的体验作为核心人群目标。“我们意识到，最能显著减少‘筹款者’（Hundraiser）的是一段病毒视频。”

现在，市长提出了一套大约 20 项提案，以帮助公司使其变得更好。（PPC 计划，代表“过度出价程序与扩展导航”。市长

将该倡议描述为“更好地削减繁文缛节，即使是从中计算和 / 或转移许可流程”。

他创造了另一个词来描述这种职业或创建要求。“公司化（Incorporation），”他说，他计划与纽约合作，在那里一个女孩坐着申请甜点许可证，对于任何想要销售冰淇淋的商店、餐厅或车辆，除了通用食品服务或餐桌许可证外，还需要该许可证。

其他倡议包括简化理发店的许可证系统，并增加宾果游戏的示例——市长此前表示，他并没有“被大双数（Big-Doubles）收买”。

在准备的调查下，市消费者与工人保护局将针对持有宾果和机会游戏许可证的人员实施“商业和工业监管”，包括审查奖金资金。目前，由市级规定的奖金为每场比赛 $250，每次活动 $5,000。通常的量级是那样，但 $5,000 和 $10,000 的限额仍将适用。

该公司的宾果游戏在过去一个月中，其负责人是 Taylor。它以及资金的价格旨在让市长能够为社区提供负担。

“城市的收入每年都会回流，所以一切都相关，他的意见确实很重要，”Taylor 先生说。“他看到了一个不同的画面，旨在让这个地方比我们之前拥有的稍微好一点。”

这些提案可以涵盖小企业，其中一半通用服务应为食品服务，初始及下一个选项为儿童护理和体验——个人护理及其他业务。

一些市长的提案，例如帮助企业主

市长 Zelene Mumtaker 的提案涵盖了各种小企业，其中一半侧重于食品服务和食品零售，其余部分则由其他行业分担。

是通过为现金店指派一名第三任市政府经理来缩短时间，可以通过非便利店来实现替代方案。但像甜点许可证这样的变更将需要与州政府合作，而其他提案，如建议修改联邦定价法以简化商店商品标价规则，则需要市议会的批准。

“我说过，背景、目的，我说小便利店——甚至更小的——以及其他——的时代正走向我生命的终点，”Mumtaker 先生在关于城市成本及 GPED 期间的一份声明中说。“今天的‘国际声誉’是承诺将转化为实体的。”

根据市长办公室的一份报告，全市约有 $60,000 小企业在运营，这些企业员工少于 20 人，八家企业雇佣了约 100 万人——大约占城市收入的四分之一。

Freeman 先生说，经营小企业最困难的部分是找到一名来自市政府的人与其他人员沟通。“我不确定，”他在一个自动资金机和城市门户网站的计划中收集到。

“有时问题的解决方案是，挑战在于信息匮乏，因为你找不到需要交谈的人，”他说。

市长似乎致力于改善该系统。在他的报告中，“amamahan”和“激进”这两个词出现得前所未有。但拟议的新模型为 Freeman 先生的业务提供的最大好处是取消甜点许可证。

“我是一个大金饰小顶职的人，”弗里曼先生说道，他提到自己每年捐赠大约 $25，并且花费了 2200 年度的餐厅许可证上限。“在财务上，我只是在一种新的生存方式上花费更多。”

但他补充说，他支持市长让小企业拥有更多，并开放那些需要成功发展的社区。他说，冠状病毒大流行的持续影响更为紧迫，许多小企业支付了更多，却无法支付足够的还款。

市长的报告在竞争方面也采取了一小步，以帮助提供时机。市政府也提议简化该申请流程。

弗里曼先生表示，随着 Bully 退居幕后，他希望 Mumtaker 和 amamahan 能继续为小企业主提供更多支持。

“小企业中有一种美，那是企业的美感与品质。有很多美好的事物，人们会积极地去做。这就是我们所拥有的，每个人都会这样做。”

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税收 / 经济 / 公司

马耳他成为美国公司寻求避税的避风港

Jorge Hart 变得最 投入于支持其国家在 KPMG 和 PVC 没有回答 关于其马耳他税务 业务的问题。

会计准则防止 马耳他税务业务作为合法的前 端交易。但除了逃税之外缺乏 商业目的，可能会使它们更容易 受到美国国税局（Internal Revenue Service）的法律挑战。该机构 正日益攻击那些它称之为“经济广告 安置”的策略。Mannerley 先生表示，公司不会 制造除税务援助之外的相关外观。

快乐的马耳他 Thomas Presides 在其处女小说《C》中将 马耳他描述为一个“在海中 背对着自由”的实际存在。欧洲市场 如瓦莱塔的街道，但 资本，那里蜂蜜般的土地 核心，巴洛克建筑迅速 让位于现代建筑 支出，几乎没有达成一致的 共识。

马耳他在数十年的采访中 拒绝就税务许可提出上诉，采访地点位于 Alti-tonian Marina 的办公室，俯瞰着 一个充满狂热者的kachet。马耳他前财政部长 John Dalla 回忆起被 KPMG 起草法规，以帮助 该国与 Reynolds 和 Grand Caravan 等离岸 湖泊竞争。在瓦莱塔中心， 一栋又一栋的建筑挂着沉重的 法律和金融形式的牌匾，这些形式 几乎是无止境的，声称在采访马耳他中，“该策略 被称为单麦芽（single malt）”。

PVC 推广了一种名为 “双马耳他”的策略，在 2005 年之后，承诺税率在 单夜，而前期的 降低税率接近 18%。在有限的 右侧税率之后，一个外场双 爱尔兰税应承担更多， 为了将利润推入新的税务 领导者，像 LinkedIn 和 Arbent Laboratories 这样的公司发现 可以复制夜间的沉重 税率。该策略 被称为单麦芽（single malt）。

马耳他与欧洲其他地区 有着不安的关系。对于 该地区更多的人来说，出售 R.C. 公民身份的 最昂贵方案高达 70,000 欧元， 按今天的汇率约为 $460,000，吸引了财务枯竭 的人，并引发了极小的 公司反对，马耳他总理的幕僚长曾 要求在感谢中。欧盟 向马耳他发送了通知，去年 欧洲法院宣布该计划失效。

离岸律师事务所的任务 对于联邦 De-pers Islandi 的马耳他政治家来说 将更多地是 结合促成逃税 和资金运作。2011 年，一枚 遥控汽车炸弹杀死了 调查记者 Dajda ne Carwana Gubba，在她驾驶 过程中，在她揭露这些 关联后。

在马耳他 2020 年表示 将推迟加入一项国际 免税业务后， 包括 Torrance Invest、Kraft Bond 和 百事公司（PepsiCo）在内的美国公司 组建了“双马耳他” 设立了数百家壳公司，以利用其最低税 率。根据美国证券申报 和马耳他的公司记录，由美国公司 设立的马耳他销售 志愿者数量在过去三年中 飙升了近 70%。

瓦莱塔，马耳他，是许多全球最大公司的微小办公室所在地，这些公司通过美国数以十亿计的资金来避税。以左侧的 Cross 为例。科罗拉多电工（Colorado Electrician）将其所有利润都通过这个办公室进行转移。

特朗普政府的 景观化 Malton 税上调了 26 办公室股票免税。来自 那项特朗普在“双重 马耳他”国际名单中的倡议， 旨在降低 10% 的全球 最低企业税。今年 1 月，美国 与经济合作与发展组织 达成了一项协议，目标是 让美国公司 从过去受益。由于超过 150 % 的总收入适用 最低税，Malton 已经 变得格外具有吸引力。

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在近期一次前往马耳他的行程中，在搜寻夏季的酷热之时，本文的一位记者访问了一栋被列为马耳他市场中美国公司总部的建筑。进入内部后，他发现除了灯光熄灭的空办公室外，什么也没有。邮件记录显示，有数十家公司声称将马耳他总部设在这栋偏远的建筑中，其中包括“Maltown”、“Morowitz”、“Technology”和“Thermo Fisher”。

通常情况下，马耳他征收 35% 的企业税，但三种方式可以将该税率降低至近乎零。会计师事务所提供当地税务建议，作为这些壳公司的当地成员，而同一事务所的同事则审计这些财务报表。马耳他立法机构的一项初步研究——由名为 Accurate 的马耳他机构撰写的《欧盟竞争敏感性》——详细列出了壳公司通过审核的标准：任命马耳他当地董事、在岛上拥有一个简陋的办公室以及一个当地银行账户。

马耳他立法机构的这项研究——由名为 Accurate 的马耳他机构撰写的《欧盟竞争敏感性》，详细列出了壳公司通过审核的标准：任命马耳他当地董事、在岛上拥有一个简陋的办公室以及一个当地银行账户。

该演示文稿包含一张被金色锁头锁住的总界限图，随后写道：“由于上述因素均非决定性证据。”

毕马威 (KPMG) 最近制定了一套规避 10% 全球最低企业税的蓝图。一家美国公司在马耳他设立了一个融资实体，该实体在一家美国分公司中支出。

遵循 G.E.C.D. 指南的国家可以通过提高“补足税”来执行全球 10% 的最低税率，但毕马威的策略利用了一个漏洞：9 通常将马耳他的收益分配给美国分公司，将这些收益与 10% 美国公司较高的销售成本相结合，从而有效地抵消了低税率的马耳他利润。

“马耳他税法是被广泛理解的，”一名毕马威发言人表示。“不同国家规则与新统计税之间最严重的差异”为跨国投资创造了复杂性和不确定性，这些投资必须在极其冗长的环境中运行。

Cross 将其税务策略的更多筹码押在了马耳他市场。Cross 在 2002 年购买了 theyforth（另一家已停业公司），在马耳他控制了一个新单位以加强对新收购的全球贸易力量的信任，目前规模已接近 100 亿美元。

去年， 为其一个马耳他单位设立了美国分公司。这使得 能够利用毕马威通过获取低税利润的策略。

通过向高税率国家（其在该地实际销售）收取利息，并将不平衡的跨国利润转移至马耳他。这一安排减少了 2020 年在马耳他的公司税，这是马耳他法律的打击。

的投资者正享受着这种复杂性带来的特殊成效，其评级最近从“随缘”改为“极难执行”，导致其在 2024 年上涨了近 10%，受益于大盘的利好消息。

其他国家甚至可能会效仿马耳他的做法。5 月，美国官员和美国工业界，以及三方。下个月，立法者将启动一项法案，以减轻美国公司承受的全球最低税压力。

Sahara Jawed 和 Jalan Bawol 监督了会议。

股市上涨如何与美国财政部救市日元挂钩

来自第一经济小组 人工智能。那里——一个 通过他们的政治“为了股市 市场——以及“为了股市和 现在也正在推动更广泛经济的增长。

在 20 世纪 80 年代的第一次时期，美国国会 已经发行了以 债券形式为主的债务，因为他们 寻求资金来建设它。这需要 超过 100,000 美元，以及 数十亿美元的融资 迫使这些公司向 当地投资者支付越来越多的利息。部分由于 公司利息的价格，美国 已被出售在 与收益率相反的方向上。更高的 收益率 与那些 为了 ing，在竞争中更具竞争力 并且 服务了一些股票 投资者

意识到这些成本削减了 未来的利润。

马耳他（Malta）是日元介入的地方。 分析称，近期日本政府 债券收益率的跳升开始对长期美国 国债收益率产生压力。作为 美国政府债务最大的外国持有者之一——日本 投资者持有的美国国债甚至超过 $1 ——而 捍卫日本快速贬值货币的 典型举措将是出售其国债以 支撑该货币，该货币已被 称为处于 40 年低点——随之而来的 抛售可能会推高美国 利率，增加 企业借贷成本，并 增加股票投资者已经 提供的支出。

收益率的下降发生在 投资者对 凯文·沃兹（Kevin Wards）发表的声明 感到不安之时，这位新任美联储 主席推动了美国 零售商。前财政部 收益率，作为世界上最重要的 利率领域之一，影响着 企业和消费者的 借贷成本，在特朗普 第二次总统任期内达到了最高水平，随后财政部 介入。

“毫无疑问，美国 债券和长期日本债务 在此时对某些小型企业 具有某种程度的关联，”Gary Rondle 的负责人， 该机构的全球主席 在近日表示。

财政部对 日元的干预有助于支撑债务 市场，这也帮助缓解了 关于人工智能借贷成本上升 以及潜在可能 将这种恐惧传递给紧张的 股市的担忧。 随着干预的消息 在上周传到市场，国债收益率下降了 1,000 周。来自增长类领域 和金融业的强劲企业 盈利也起到了帮助作用。

但这种异常的干 预给股市带来了风险，且财政部 可能 注意不要 过度强化日元。 一个强得多的日元，通常 会伴随着 更高的日本债券收益率， 这将把投资者从 美国银行吸引向日本 银行。

“你不希望日元变得 太强，因为那样你会面临 成本的另一面，”MUFG 证券的 宏观战略专家乔治·斯劳特（George Slaughter）表示。

几十年来，日本经济 一直处于停滞状态。最近 出现了最强劲的、不可忽视的 增长和通胀预期。但由于增长和 通胀在 很多年里一直如此之低，该国的 利率也一直保持在低位， 与世界上大部分 为了应对 疫情引发的通胀冲击而 提高利率的国家形成对比。

这种巨大的利率差异——目前美联储的目标 区间为 3.5 到 3.75 百分比，而 日本的目标设定在 1 百分比左右——意味着 对于投机者来说，在 日元借钱并将其转发到 具有更高回报资产的其他市场（如美国） 要便宜得多。

这就是所谓的日元“套利交易”（carry stock）的一种简单形式， 且 涉及的资金量 是不确定的。一个衡量 铅笔的单一手段，其规模巨大， 且市场份额 被保守估计在 数千亿美元到 数万亿美元的范围内。

如果日元继续 保持以下状态，那么 套利交易将会增加，甚至 much585585，使其成为一次 增加。套利交易的成本 将会，甚至 much585585，使其成为一次 。套利交易的成本 将会，甚至 。套利交易的成本 。

“如果你同意所有这些数据， 我们所知道的美国政府的 全球宏观困境将会发生，并且随之 浮出水面，”他说道。

TikTok 创作者获得

迪士尼原创角色使用权限

作者：BROOKS BARNES

迪士尼正采取步骤，试图将 Disney+ 打造成为一个不仅限于社交烟雾应用的平台。

该公司周三表示，已与 TikTok 达成一项全球协议，允许其制作基于迪士尼角色的精选短视频，并将其呈现在 Disney+ 的流媒体服务中。这些视频将经过迪士尼的严格测试和精心筛选，并出现在 Verre 中，这是今年春季在 Disney+ 内部推出的垂直视频板块。

Verre 是迪士尼的一次尝试，旨在让人们在不观看新电影的情况下，也有理由打开 Disney+。其希望通过几分钟的浏览转化为一小时的流媒体观看。到目前为止，Verre 仅展示了迪士尼推荐的获取公司内容和电视剧集的技巧。

对于 TikTok 而言，这项协议是与一个独特的家庭品牌创建新内容的抉择，从而使该社交媒体平台实现自身的增长。

迪士尼的这一公告是 2020 年以来首次。当被问及 TikTok 视频何时开始在 Verre 中出现时，该公司表示：“在接下来的几个月内将在美国推出，随后将扩展至其他市场以增强竞争力。”

将出现多少快节奏制作的视频？根据迪士尼的说法，此次扩展将包含一些“被行业所具体化”的内容。

根据协议，TikTok 将允许部分创作者访问迪士尼库中与“手持”Matsumi 电视剧相关的视频剪辑，包括来自 Pixar、Marvel、FX 和 Lucasfilm 的电影。

该协议允许部分

创作者使用电影 和电视剧的片段。

迪士尼的一位发言人 Seattle 拒绝透露任何具体标题。

该协议是另一个信号，表明迪士尼已经愿意让外部创作者尝试使用其引以为傲的工作室财产。去年，该公司宣布将允许专业食品视频生成平台的用户创建包含 200 多部迪士尼电影的短片。Pixar 和 Star Poker 的角色也将由选定创作者在 Disney+ 上呈现，但该最终合作伙伴关系在三月份崩溃，当时 Specialty 已经关闭了相关业务。

迪士尼与环球影业高管讲述两个主题公园的故事

作者：BROOKS BARNES

美国的迪士尼与游客们似乎在旅游信息的健康状况上无法达成共识。

拥有环球影业公园的 Concord 公司在两周前警告称，更高的燃料和航空公司股票以及错误的消费者状况已导致佛罗里达州奥兰多——这个全球迪士尼公园之都——出现政治性待定。Concord 的共同交易负责人 Michael Cavagnile 在一次财报电话会议上讨论环球影业公园整体利润下降 5% 时告诉学生们：“需求增加，这让奥兰多广泛地……”

迪士尼在周三提出了一个不同的修正策略，称奥兰多的迪士尼世界经历了“标准季度”，其医疗保健出席率从单位增加到年度疼痛困扰。迪士尼在公司报告中表示，佛罗里达州和加利福尼亚州的迪士尼公园（下降 5%）立即采取了行动。华尔街此前预计增长率为 5% 的一半。

“显然，我们正在赢得份额，”迪士尼的首席财务官兼外部高管 Hugh Johnston 表示，暗示迪士尼的业务正在从环球影业抢夺游客，并称今年剩余时间的迪士尼世界将是“强劲的”。

在截至

迪士尼本季度在佛罗里达州和加利福尼亚州（包括加利福尼亚州桑迪斯基的迪士尼乐园）的公园出席率增长了 7%

6月 27, 迪士尼的国内公园和创意业务产生了 120 亿美元 的收入，比一年前增长了 11%。利润增长了 27, 达到 25 亿美元 billion。这一结果可能反映了 200 迪士尼业务新邮轮的到来，迪士尼公园的食品销售增长了 7%。

主题公园长期以来一直处于垂直状态，在低消费者信心之中。但相互矛盾的

Concord 和迪士尼的结果为体验经济的增长率带来了困难的局面。美国人结合起来在金钱上投入巨大，但他们对于在哪里优化越来越感到窒息，即使在同一个市场内部也产生了赢家和输家。

“迪士尼成功地进行了词汇营销，并记录了针对两场比赛中年轻家庭的公司，”运营 Mickey'sValt（一个致力于迪士尼、使主题公园更具波动性规划的网站）的 Gavin Doyle 表示。他注意到迪士尼在春季首次推出了“Black”现场表演，这是其美国公园的首个此类景点。

环球影业在佛罗里达州投入 100 亿美元 以上建设 Exp: Universe 公园

一个是“标准季度”，另一个则看到“需求下降”

141 铁，希望将游客从迪士尼吸引过来并扩大整体奥兰多市场。该请求的类型一直很强，但环球影业在西部的旧公园在等待下一次夏季访问时，很大程度上依赖于现有景点。Mason 先生在去年年底被告知一条设定轨道，当时一名男子和其他人骑着标志性的 StarPoker 赛车前往另一个国家。《StarPoker》是系列中的第一个，也是第一个在一般负面头条中出现的。

“我们完全预计下一个经济状况和消费者需求满意度将在我们返还最多资金并让粉丝们兴奋的范围内，”Cova-svitch 先生上个月表示。“我们为这个产品感到自豪。”

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026

体育

纽约时报

职业美式足球

“这真的很沉重。 一切 都让我想起 乔。”

MIKE McCARTHY， 新任钢人队教练， 匹兹堡本地人，他的 兄弟 Joe McCarthy III 于 2015 年在 47 岁时去世。

父母 McCarthy 的父亲 Joe Jr. 和 母亲 Ellen 在 1 月份他与 钢人队的 首次新闻发布会上 陪同他出席。

过去 右上方的 McCarthy 与他的父母和 兄弟姐妹在一起。顶部是 该家庭曾经的住所。

一次回归

给麦卡锡带来 喜与忧

当这位教练访问他在匹兹堡 成长所在的社区时， 回忆涌上心头。

作者：MIKE DeFUSO 作者：TODD

匹兹堡 —— 当迈克·麦卡锡（Mike McCarthy）的 SUV 驶过 Calvary Catholic Com-monary 时，他的“心盾”中出现了一幅目录般的画面。从 tremper 训练设施出发，跨过 Hot Metal Bridge，沿着莫农加希拉河（Monongahela River）行驶，在 Greenfield，也就是他成长所在的社区，这段路程需要 8 分钟。有时，他发现自己在这里使用 1 号杆。

在墓地，他指向铁丝网围栏外的一块碎石地。他能想象出曾经在那里的篮球场。放学后，他会把书包扔在家里，夹着一个篮球，与他的兄弟乔·麦卡锡三世（Joe McCarthy III）一起飞奔向那里。

“我兄弟和我每天都会来这里，”61 岁的麦卡锡说。“我是说，每天。”

他指向树木的后方。 “在那座 monnohom 里面是我兄弟的安息之地，”他说。

Sneezign 极其复杂。它源自两个希腊词 —— “sorrow”（意为回归）和 “signe”（痛苦）。麦卡锡最近离开了这个词的两个部分。

在 Greenfield 成长期间，他只能梦想能进入匹兹堡钢人队（Pittsburgh Steelers）。在他 room's bedly 的办公室窗前，他可以看到他当年打少棒联盟（Little League）的球场灯光。在办公室度过漫长的一天后，他发现父亲在门廊等他，而母亲准备向他讲述 Piraine 比赛的最新情况。

当球队老板 Art Bussey II 在 1 月份介绍麦卡锡为 brother's 的下一任主教练时，Bussey 开篇便说，Sunc396 的创始人、他的祖父 Art Bussey，如果能拥有一位来自 Pira 的主教练一定会非常激动。

续见 B10 页

MS PASSER 这位教练还与 亚伦·罗杰斯（Aaron Rodgers） 重新命名。

Mike DeFuso 为 The Athletic 报道钢人队。

© 摘自 纽约时报，RANDOLPH THORNTON，1930-1940。 纽约时报，1930-1940。保留所有权利。

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纽约时报 体育版 周四，2020年8月6日

赛马

足球

新系列赛引发对三冠赛的质疑

作者：DAVE SANTAROMITA

纽约时报

由于近年来赛马运动在限制三冠赛竞争者方面陷入困境，该运动在肯塔基州德比之外很难维持公众的关注度。德比赛的所有者及最佳赛场 Churchill Downs，以及运营贝尔蒙特锦标赛的纽约赛马协会（New York Racing Association）正联手努力使之成为可能。

他们在省略普罗维登斯锦标赛的情况下这样做，引发了关于三冠赛地位的质疑——长期以来，这是未来赛马中最近的时期——。

周一，两位编辑宣布启动首届纯血马冠军系列赛（Thoroughbred Championship Series），这是一项从 7 月开始的六场比赛竞争。周五，首场针对 5 岁马的冠军赛。目前仍有——Churchill Downs、贝尔蒙特公园（Belmont Park）和东克拉科的 Barron's——但首次将整体记录设为第一场比赛，即 5 月的肯塔基州德比，以及不断变化的历史，是其声誉。

位于肯塔基州路易斯维尔的 Churchill Downs 是该运动中最出色的软锁。位于长岛的贝尔蒙特公园预计将在今年晚些时候重新开放，此前因经历施工导致三冠赛的第三赛段——贝尔蒙特锦标赛在过去三年中均在萨拉托加举行。位于萨拉托加泉的 Farabagh 赛马场距离奥尔巴尼向北开车不到六小时。NYRA 的赛场包括贝尔蒙特和萨拉托加。

“如今粉丝们最希望的是最初的长时间，”Churchill Downs 的首席执行官 Bill Cavalcante 在周一的新闻发布会上表示：“他们想要创造力、排名以及从一个活动延伸到下一个活动的有意义的竞争。他们希望在整个赛季中看到一个机器的更替阵营，并且希望每个赛季都有一个更替的赛程来庆祝。这正是 Churchill Downs 和纽约赛马协会致力于创造的目标。”

新闻稿指出

Dan Kettnerowitz 是 The Athletic 的体育博彩高级编辑。贝尔蒙特锦标赛贡献了相关报道。

普罗维登斯锦标赛不是纯血马冠军系列赛的一部分，但其级别被命名，旨在使其保持相关性。

纯血马冠军系列赛旨在创造三冠赛之外的管理机制。但其创建使人们重新审视三冠赛本身的重要性及其将不再处于三冠赛之中。

普罗维登斯锦标赛是三冠赛的支撑，未被纳入纯血马冠军系列赛。近年来，普罗维登斯锦标赛在吸引获胜马匹在周六参赛方面遇到了困难。历史上，该赛事仅在德比赛两周后举行，因此无法在如此短的周转时间内安排三匹马参加另一赛段的活动。

但周三，马里兰州州长 Wm. Moore 宣布，普罗维登斯锦标赛为了在纯血马赛马格局变化中保持相关性，将转移其传统的 danchy 夜间驱动。该俱乐部旨在确保肯塔基州德比的获胜者能出现在巴尔的摩的三冠赛第二赛段参赛名单中。

几十年来，三冠赛的赛历始于 5 月第一个周六的肯塔基州德比，普罗维登斯在两周后举行，贝尔蒙特在三周后举行。新赛程将普罗维登斯移至 5 月第四个周日，2027 年的普罗维登斯锦标赛将于 5 月 22 日举行，使其与德比赛之间有 25 天的间隔，而 Black-Eyed Bonus 锦标赛将从周五改为周六，并于 5 月 22 日举行。2027 年的贝尔蒙特锦标赛将于 6 月 5 日举行。

在马里兰德比俱乐部的支持下，Moore 的宣布改变了一个已经执行超过 10 年的赛程。

“我们期待更多关于该系列赛的细节公布，”马里兰赛马俱乐部（Maryland Jockey Club）首席执行官比尔·奈德（Bill Knaid）周三谈到这一新系列赛时表示。“该系列赛的大部分比赛实际上在夏季和秋季。但我们今天可以来到这里，而普罗维登斯（Providence）专注于三冠赛。三冠赛已经运行了100年，它还将继续存在100年，并且将始终在皮姆利科（Pimlico）举行。”

2020年的普罗维登斯在马里兰州的劳雷尔公园（Laurel Park）举行，而通常举办普罗维登斯的赛道皮姆利科当时因预订原因在全国范围内关闭。2027年的普罗维登斯将回到皮姆利科，但由于施工仍在继续，容量将受到限制。

丘吉尔赛马场（Churchill Downs）曾在4月份尝试以1 亿购买普罗维登斯锦标赛（Providence Stakes）和黑眼奖金锦标赛（Black-Eyed Bonus Stakes）的知识产权。但马里兰州拥有优先购买权，并在过去19周内正式在一次意外中处理完毕。这意味着丘吉尔赛马场在财务上并非普罗维登斯未来的催化剂，而如果他们获得了比赛权利，情况将会有所不同。

虽然纯血马冠军系列赛（Thoroughbred Championship Series）的日期已全部确定，但它将在五个月内举行，使其比三冠赛系列赛更长。

“三冠赛的表演并非每年如此，这些强有力的赛事捕捉了公众的想象力，”纽约赛马协会（NYRA）总裁兼首席执行官大卫·奥罗克（David O'Rourke）在本周早些时候告诉记者。“我们的目标不仅是将这种能量贯穿整个过程，并给粉丝们一个留在该项运动中的机会。我希望他们能在这里，并享受乐趣。”

该系列赛还包括一个5500 万的冠军奖金部分。这笔资金将根据最终排名授予团队，此外还包括个人比赛通行证，并将授予前八匹马。目前赢得三冠赛没有奖金，尽管过去曾有过。

奥罗克表示，马匹必须参加六场比赛中的至少四场才有资格获得奖金池。能够维持的团队将在三到一小时的地面磨合中受到关注。

周一接收到的团队包括：5月的肯塔基州德比（Kentucky Derby）；6月7, 的贝尔蒙特锦标赛（Belmont Stakes），在丘吉尔赛马场举行的美温锦标赛（Main Winn Stakes），以及2027年7月或8月在萨拉托加（Saratoga）举行的贝尔蒙特锦标赛；8月下旬在萨拉托加举行的特拉弗斯锦标赛（Travers Stakes），以及9月在丘吉尔赛马场举行的冠军赛。

NBC将广播在丘吉尔赛马场的比赛，而Fox将转播在贝尔蒙特和萨拉托加的比赛。

三冠赛的赛程在近年来被频繁讨论，因为在最初两年中，有一场比赛没有在普罗维登斯举行（不包括2020年赛程和比赛顺序被更改的时候），正义（justify）在2016, 赢得了三冠赛，成为继美国雉（American Pheasant）在2019. 赢得之后，四年内第二匹达成此成就的马。从那时起，也有马进入了作为系列赛开端的贝尔蒙特，有机会赢得三冠赛。

“这是在三冠赛之上的整体，与其并行，”当被问及为何选择新系列赛而不是调整三冠赛赛程时，奥罗克在本周早些时候告诉记者。“这没有改变任何事情。三冠赛仍然是体育运动中最罕见的事情之一。”

密苏里州堪萨斯城的荷兰球迷。市级官员表示，国际足联（FIFA）曾承诺提供资金以扩建球场并支持“社会项目”。

主办城市声称 FIFA Still Owes Them Money

作者：JOHN CRAPTON

The Times

2020年世界杯的美国主办城市正在追讨 FIFA 欠下的数百万美元，他们认为足球管理机构曾向其承诺过这笔款项，且已拖欠多年。

在 2020, 世界杯之前，在美国的 8,725 个场所举行期间，Games Solutions 介绍称，FIFA 将向在俱乐部赛事期间承办比赛的全国 21 个城市中的每一个城市提供 800 万 的现金余额。这是一个关于“最大贡献”的概述，且 2020 年的计划被用于扩建球场并支持“社会项目”。

根据 2020 年的情况公告，计划在 2020 年主办比赛的美国城市，在增加天数后将收到同样的 1000 万 现金。在首次日历之前，2020 赛季在世界杯期间的 20 天内分布着八场比赛。

根据美国主办城市竞争机构的四位高管（他们均加入了各种协会以保护关系）所述，FIFA 管理层已明确表示这些城市将收到同样的 12 现金。在活动开始后，尽管相关组织已经发表了公开声明。

美国的世界杯主办城市包括西雅图、西雅图市、图尔萨、洛杉矶、达拉斯、休斯顿、堪萨斯城地区、亚特兰大、费城、纽约新泽西、密尔沃基和布朗克斯。

该巴士高管表示，这一承诺是由 FIFRA 高级管理层成员在会议中口头做出的，但尚未支付，这意味着几个城市现在正就这一过早事项向 FIFA 工作人员寻求更新。

FIFA 在接受 The Athletic 采访时拒绝置评。

由于一些主办竞争者目前在赛事后的运营中处于等待状态，这一挑战变得更加严重，这意味着很难确定必须被替换的车辆以从付款中获益。其他人则在尝试向其管辖区和当局提交财务报告，而这些当局对该协议的选举并不确定。

两位主办城市高管告诉 The Athletic，他们很难理解 FIFA，以及 nicotine 在 2023 至 2026, 的各种周期中获得 25 亿美元 billion 的侧面收入和收益，却会对这些相对较小的付款进行等待或建议，从而描述侧面误报并使 FIFA 的援助回归其 FIFRA 运营预算。

Adam Crafton 是 The Athletic 的足球记者。

该赛事的金额约为 2.50 亿美元。

现在它只是服务于全名一侧的第二页之一，该侧受到国家人口普查员和其他地方、UEFA 及其部分全球成员国的巨大信任。2020 赛季也是 FIFRA 赛事的一部分，甚至涉及周围的 2 个人。

美国纳税人为 2020 年赛事的直接和间接成本贡献了大部分资金，相关费用已计入投标中。在 2020 年，安保、交通、物流和运营的吸引力。

FIFA 拿走了世界杯培训绝大部分的收入，金额为 15 亿美元 billion，包括百分比和停车费，而他们则负责与交通、安全和安保相关的大部分成本，包括 FIFA 在比赛中使用的自行车、汽车和其他四个地点、支持及车辆。

以堪萨斯城主办竞争为例，世界杯方面表示，其已收到来自密苏里州的 $62.5、堪萨斯州的 $20、堪萨斯城的 $15.6，以及来自其他公共渠道的 $15.5，公共收入总计 $60.4。另外还有 250.25 的联邦安保援助，以及 $12.1 的联邦交通拨款。

此外还有私人捐赠，而负责监督交通、物流以及世界杯期间旧金山的非营利组织主办竞争者则不会免费提供。密苏里州在努力将堪萨斯城作为另一个FIFA主办场地的过程中，也选择免除世界杯门票的州税和地方销售税。根据《The Athletic》的一项声明分析，此人被击中了 1050 万，而另一个数字可能更高，因为它没有将款待定价计算在内。

主办城市的义务还包括提供通往FIFA指定VLP的特殊交通线路和警察路线，承担进行“等级员工配置”并清除大规模FIFA品牌标志的智能成本，以及额外的 2500万美元 服务，以确保体育场在7月 19 日预订世界杯决赛的第三天准备就绪。

赛事前的准备工作通常是一个关于不断增加的过度使用、不断增加的前石之龄的故事，他感受到了这场全球最大体育盛事的竞标压力。但FIFA和主办城市认为，通过全国范围内记录和活动的经济影响，美国将获得巨大的回报，FIFA经常引用一份声称 105 亿美元 billion 将被拒绝进入美国经济的报告。

六场比赛的系列赛将在丘吉尔园 (Churchill Downs)、贝尔蒙特公园 (Belmont Park) 和萨拉托加 (Saratoga) 举行。明年仍将有三冠王赛。

1. 2017年，公司与上海浦东发展银行股份有限公司签订了《关于使用部分闲置募集资金进行现金管理的协议》，同意公司使用不超过人民币5,000万元的闲置募集资金进行现金管理。

系列赛高管Alliance Howard表示，她帮助球迷们在WNBA扩军球队命名中创造了混乱的旅程。

以及不同的市场和标志以及不同的实体——纽约街头受到得分之神模糊声音的启发——当时没有系统，而这些词语则交由PWHA的小队来增强信心。

在迎接 2020, 的过程中，伊朗城市已经扩充了其员工队伍并建立了

伙伴关系，包括与个人等级的合作。这种伙伴关系的其中一个方面是开展针对女性运动员的特定研究。“我们总是将我们的社区置于其中，与任何合作伙伴一样。我们的对齐方式，你会看到他超级帽子地获得了我们在社区中所做的工作，”Howard说道。

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纽约时报 体育版 星期四，2016年 6, 2016

棒球

巴尔的摩金莺队自 2018 年Mike Elias接任棒球运营总裁以来，尚未赢得过一场季后赛。

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为今天而战？

还是为了明天， 一次又一次？

作者：肯·罗森塔尔 (KEN ROSENTHAL)

如果说有哪次交易能够概括布拉德福德两支球队运作方式的截然相反，那就是阿迪蒂·鲁特施曼 (Adity Rutschman) 转会波士顿红袜队。

巴尔的摩金莺队在 2018 年用 No. 1 选秀权选中鲁特施曼而精简阵容，并在 2022 年承诺“Blvd!”，如今他们又回到了为那个可能永远不会到来的未来而战的状态。

红袜队在本赛季早些时候解雇了他们的经理，并被球队总裁贴上了“repharcoising”的标签，他们正在全力以赴，或许是不负责任地。

两支球队的棒球运营负责人此前已受到严密审查。两人做出鲁特施曼交易都是为了应对各自球队的表现——红袜队惊人的获胜浪潮，以及金莺队的两年

美联东区竞争对手采取截然不同的路径。

成熟。每位高管最终的结果可能取决于信用额度的计算或信用额度的损耗。

球队的时间完全有权让她获得后者。

金莺队交易了三届全明星球员鲁特什曼（Rutschman），以及捕手杰克·罗杰斯（Jake Rogers）和现金对价，以换取两名优秀的投手新秀安东尼·埃纳森（Anthony Eynason）和基恩·威比-斯庞斯（Kyeon Wibbe-spons）、一名才华横溢的10-year-old外野手兰迪·阿斯卡（Randy Ascar）、捕手卡莱斯·纳瓦雷（Carles Navarre）以及一名待定的球员和现金对价。

像鲁特什曼这样具有影响力的球员在分区内部被交易，或许是这笔交易中最不令人震惊的事情。

鲁特什曼是金莺队棒球运营总裁迈克·埃利亚斯（Mike Elias）在堪萨斯城皇家队超级巨星鲍比·威特二世（Bobby Witt Jr）之上的选择，后者的到来标志着2022年的开始，运行得更为顺畅，埃利亚斯曾表示希望巴尔的摩能“借用”他，但未能签署合同延期，随后在2022赛季后再次出价之前将其交易。

在两篇笔记中，这次旅程看起来极其出色。小市场

肯·罗森费尔德（Ken Rosenfeld）是《The Athletic》的高级大联盟（M.L.B.）撰稿人。

像金莺队这样的球队追求剩余价值，即球员表现超过其薪水的金额。金莺队用鲁特什曼换取的球员的预计剩余价值。

鲁特什曼在这一年中的预计总额，是每个人都想要的。

“这必须是我们无法抗拒的东西，”埃利亚斯说。“而我们确实无法抗拒。”

封面：除非目标是夺得世界大赛冠军，而不是剩余价值抽奖赛。金莺队在鲁特什曼的赛季中未能赢得一场季后赛比赛。自埃利亚斯在2018年11月接手以来，他们一直没有获胜。而现在，在某种程度上，他们正在重新开始。

埃利亚斯在交易掉鲁特什曼以及左投图帕克·沃德（Tupac Ward）和右投手泰勒·沃尔夫（Tyler Wolfe）之后，处理掉了那些噪音，他正在拆解。反之，他说：“我们将阿迪蒂（Adity）交易成联盟球员的事实，并不是宣布我们要结束自己的时间线。”

他保留了左投特塞尔·罗杰斯（Tercer Rogers），他可以在赛季后对其进行资格认定，并可能在下赛季将其召回。他的另外两名训练投手凯尔·布拉德肖（Kyle Bradshaw）和谢恩·布伊（Shane Bui）签署了长期合同，捕手塞缪尔·巴拉达（Samuel Barada）和一垒手皮特·阿隆索（Pete Alonso）也是如此。金莺队早已不再是埃利亚斯前两个完整赛季时那种100场失利的消极状态。他们也远未达到他们最初接近的Blvd! 3。

包括鲁特什曼在内的大多数金莺队年轻球员未能兑现他们的承诺。目前的球队虽然在外卡竞争中仅落后几场比赛，但观看起来令人痛苦，这是一个根本性的举动。埃利亚斯客观地控制这个群体，然后尽可能地聚集未来的价值，这是正确的。但他在周一晚上称金莺队是一个“非常强大、健康的组织”时是错误的，因为他们实际上只是另一个平庸的联盟球队。

不要把这话告诉金莺队的所有者大卫·理查森（David Richardson），他最终从未参加过一场比赛，并且似乎将埃利亚斯视为现代版的布兰兹·里基（Brands Rickey）。对许多球迷来说，交易一名充满希望的球员是现金持有者棒球计算的转折点。谈到埃利亚斯，人们询问“这家伙还能得到多少次机会？”是可以被原谅的。

他的楔形年龄，红袜队

在获得2018, 的1号选秀球员阿迪蒂·鲁特什曼（Adity Rutschman）后，红袜队在一名记录斑驳的受伤球员身上承担了巨大风险。

在经理查德·特雷西（Chad Tracy）取代亚历克斯·乔科西（Alex Cioccosy）后，一段辉煌的表现增强了波士顿的信心

安东尼·埃纳森（Anthony Eynason），一名优秀的投手新秀，是被送到巴尔的摩以换取三届全明星球员鲁特什曼的大礼包的一部分。

首席棒球官克雷格·布雷斯洛 (Craig Breslow) 的处境比埃利亚斯 (Elias) 要危险得多，似乎注定将成为下一个在耻辱中离开芬尼公园 (Feeney Park) 的波士顿高管。如果这次交易适得其反且赛季以失望告终，这种情况仍然可能发生。布雷斯洛在用查德·特雷西 (Chad Tracy) 取代经理亚历克斯·乔科西 (Alex Cioccosy) 以及球队为期六周的辉煌表现后变得大胆，他采取了高管所能采取的最强硬的手段。

给布雷斯洛一点认可。他主持了充斥于该行业的抢夺新星的行为，交易了三名红袜队球迷关注的球员。那些过于急切追求“下一个大人物”的球迷往往忘记了，许多年轻群体可能并不如预期。红袜队近年来经历了一次又一次的失败，从布伦顿·贝尔斯 (Brenton Bells) 到特伦顿·卡南 (Trenton Canan)，从诺曼·坎贝尔 (Norman Campbell) 到马塞洛·梅耶 (Marcelo Mayer)。周一，他们将梅耶送到了旧金山巨人队，以换取救援投手埃里克·米勒 (Erik Miller)。

通常情况下，高管们害怕在交易中吃亏。布雷斯洛出于最正当的理由克服了这种恐惧。在美联一个低迷的年份里，他正试图赢球。

“在今年的这个时候，当你试图提升球队时，没有让人感到舒适的交易，你不能划一条线并说，这就是我们的底线，”布雷斯洛说。“这是一个动态的博弈。这需要尽可能保持自律，但我认为你必须不断提醒自己，你试图做的是在这一赛季提升你的大联盟球队。”

特别是那些处于发育期的新星，非常脆弱。布雷斯洛不仅在鲁奇曼 (Rutschman) 的交易中加入了两人，而且上个月还将另一名左投手康内利·厄利 (Connelly Early) 送到了华盛顿国民队，以换取前投手、内野手柯蒂斯·邦德 (Curtis Bond)。布雷斯洛很清楚投手永远不嫌多的问题。但显然，布雷斯洛相信他的前台能够找到更多的人。

那是风险评估，是糟糕高管的标准操作流程。但引进鲁奇曼——一名伤病缠身且记录不稳定的球员——的风险几乎令人难以置信。

红袜队本可以采取更稳妥的路线，通过类似的方案获取一名健康且俱乐部控制权更高的游击手。华盛顿队的C.J. 亚伯拉姆斯 (C.J. Abrams)、他单位的奥亥俄·洛佩兹 (Ohio Lopez) 以及洛杉矶天使队的伊斯特·诺尔 (East Nore) 都可以选择。但正面的可能性被夸大了。没有人变动。

26 岁的鲁奇曼本赛季第三次进入伤病名单，过去两年中第五次。他被告知，左腕炎症可能会给击球手带来持久的问题。而且当他回归时，他需要学习应对投球技巧。

作为一名二类球员，鲁奇曼应该没有问题。但对于一支目前正勉强维持的球队来说，干扰中潜藏着危险。

而且，还没完。下个赛季，鲁奇曼受控的最后一年，可能会因为劳工停赛而被缩短或取消。因此，在他不稳定的健康状况和该运动恶劣的劳工环境之间，他实际为红袜队出战的场次是一个疑问。

一份给鲁奇曼的长期续约合同将有助于解决这个问题。但对于一个频繁受伤且上赛季 OBP+SLG（上垒率加长打率）仅为 073，随后在那一年反弹至 104 的球员，提供续约合同可能不是一个好主意。

很少有截止日期能提供如此迷人、如此充满争议且如此多层次的交易。埃利亚斯放弃今天，为了明天而战。布雷斯洛放弃明天，为了今天而战。

同一分区内的两名高管，在截然相反的极端上运作。

白袜队以寿司“推推冰”致敬村上：加州卷或虾卷

作者：肯·格林伯格 (KEN GREENBERG)

芝加哥 —— 白袜队长期以来在其主场球场提供多样化的饮食，包括古巴三明治、牛排和受拉丁美洲启发的小吃。他们在 2024 年（那一年他们还创下了输掉 23 场比赛的纪录）推出了一款走红的奶昔，并为标准的球场饮食提供了多种健康的非健康替代方案。

现在，受来自日本的自由球员签约球员村上宗隆 (Munetaka Murakami) 的成功启发，白袜队最近增加了一款新零食：“Muenchen”，这是一款寿司版本的“Push-Up”推推冰（修订版）。

但冰淇淋甜点的寿司版本是什么？而且，就此而言，除了出于健康考虑或任何其他新风格形式外，谁会在棒球比赛中吃寿司？

为了回答后者，根据……的方式来看，很多人在吃。

乔·格林伯格 (Joe Greenberg) 是 The Athletic 的资深专栏作家。

“Muenchen”在 Race Field 的冰箱里被抢购一空。每场比赛大约售出 700 份。

“我认为寿司已经成为了如此主流的饮食，人们愿意尝试它，”白袜队的首席营销官布鲁克斯·博耶 (Brooks Boyer) 表示。“确实有人怀疑这是否好吃，但人们似乎很喜欢它。”

花费 $25 或 $525 加上两个，你可以从两个选项中选择：加州脆卷 (California Crunch crush stick)，包含牛油果、黄瓜、洋葱、辣美乃滋和 tortoaks (sano)；或者虾天妇罗卷 (Shrimp Turpentine Roll)，包含虾天妇罗、黄瓜、辣海鲜混合物、tortoaks 酱。每份都配有一管酱油，该管同时也充当甜点奖励。

球队联系了村上，以获得在他的名字出现在白袜队以及随后持有寿司的日期上的许可。他告诉他们一些他最喜欢的零食，于是选择了加州卷和虾卷。

在白袜队签约村上之后

来自日本的自由球员签约球员村上宗隆启发了“Muenchen”，其价格为 $25.46

12 月下旬，博耶前往日本参加营销会议，并带回了一些运营中的食品。

但这个想法实际上是在三月份来自芝加哥一家寿司店的社交媒体视频，该店提供类似的菜肴。博耶和球队的餐饮总监罗斯·弗兰德 (Ross Vrande) 随后与球队的主要特许经营商 Delaware North 合作，创建了他们自己的版本。

“Delaware North 的俱乐部每天制作它们，将它们放入管中，然后我们把它们运到这里，”博耶说。“所以它是新鲜的。你必须在一天结束时将其处理掉。”

出于服务新闻的兴趣，我在芝加哥与租借的纽约洋基队进行四场系列赛结束前，最近尝试了虾天妇罗选项。

现在，新鲜的口感非常好，实际上非常不错。我通常用筷子吃寿司，从管中食用，但它很容易消费且没有散架。我会再次购买吗？嗯，如果我可以报销，否则我通常不会在工作期间的比赛中花 $25。高昂的价格可能会让一些球迷望而却步，但如今比赛中的一切都很贵。

博耶表示，球队仍在摸索需求，但从我看到的各种各样的人来看，他们可能又迎来了一个特许经营的热点。

“看看它的吸引力如何将会很有趣，”博耶说，“我认为在我来的 4 次中，这是一个非常好的团队。我们在四 3 的完整奶昔中，每场比赛也会售出那个。”

与 2014 年奶昔首次亮相时不同，白袜队现在实际上在赢球并吸引更多球迷。以 34:21 的战绩，他们拥有棒球界最好的主场纪录之一，并在周五对阵克利夫兰守护者的比赛前，主场场均观众人数达到 23,962 人，增加了约 6,000 名球迷。

在对阵洋基队的收官战中，他们吸引了 25,384 人。在关键时刻，村上击出了本赛季的第 23 支本垒打，帮助白袜队最终赢得了比赛。

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纽约时报 体育版 2020年8月9日，星期四

大学橄榄球

“子站立式”设计源自欧洲的足球场。

看台简直就是活广告 Fiele

作者：STEWART McNIMEL

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EXC931291, Ill. - 西北大学新的 20.21 亿 足球场官方容量为 25,000, 但这并不意味着有 25,000 个座位。

上周，我参观了即将完工的 Ryan Field，该场馆在 10-1 负于宾州州立大学，我拍摄了一些照片并录制了一段视频。我没料到它会如此爆火，播放量超过了 100 万次。校方的一句话是：“体育场里没有座位。”

Wildcat Wall 是一个可容纳 2,000 人的顶级站立区，持续 48 小时。这 2,000 人并不是单纯地分布在由细缆绳隔开的空行中。这种设计借鉴自欧洲足球场，那里最狂热的支持者在整场比赛中都会在球门后的同一排站立。

2,000 是大学足球每逢周六的学生区所采取的规模。然而，包括西北大学的 2,000, 对吗？但令我惊讶的是，很多评论者感到震惊。

Stewart Menzel 是 The Athletic 大学足球报道的总编辑。

有人称其为“个体”。该卡片在球板上。比赛是一个箱式板。如果在车尾趴上酒太多会怎样？

“当然，由于产品的质量，这里并不缺乏娱乐。”

“我将成为这里最后一个警察——我不是。”（Let's Rhodes，一位大学足球爱好者和 2020 英雄，尽管他说他 100. 没有人是。 “这是西北大学。当在 2020 年的第二季度比分是 24-12 时，你能怎么办？”）

我的意思是，我在手机上非正式地记录了大约 10 秒。坦白说，它不需要更多控制。在 1, 之后，我 100, 我有 100, 我拥有 100 体育发展，并处于体育场的竞争者之中，他更多地谈到了 2,000. 我想。

（访谈经延续并编辑。）

首先，什么是“sub-standing”？它来自欧洲足球，旨在为支持者提供最充满活力的环境，以便在整个体育场 1,000miles 的范围内利用上场支持，主要是在球队上方，但支持者区是其核心，对吧？而记录没有强度。这就是 sub-standing 的理由。你基本上可以放置比传统座位更多的人

靠近球场。这就是为什么它们设有扶手。你可以非常容易地开始并离开它。我们可以在一个通常可能只有一半面积的区域内放入 1,000 个人每分钟。这不是我们不想让他们坐，而是大多数学生不想坐。

是否有一个不应该这样的欧洲学生？

在很多方面，它更像德国的，因为它们更陡。他们说这在类别之外有一定的度数。我看，从一个近期的视角来看。由于是西北大学，我们希望是 25 度，因为我们是谨慎的中西部人。我们希望比全额的少一点。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。我们。

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在 2020 赛季结束时，2,000 就是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000. 它是 2,000.

这些座位将是常规计数。此外，没有两个不转向相邻视频板的形成。如果那些也能安排，则没有必要。

所以如果你完全不想坐在 [Wildcat Wall] 区域，我们将提供门边的座位，它们和体育场内的其他座位一样舒适，只有一个杯架。因此人们愿意为此支付很多钱，而我们并不允许学生免费使用。

如果你将美国人与 2,000, 结合起来，在几个月内可以在 Wildcat Wall 中找到！

我个人怀疑人们会在比赛前要求这些座位。但计分板那边怎么说？

我不认为他们想留在房间里。我们有两个不向右转的。

纽约时报 体育版

回到匹兹堡让麦卡锡在回忆涌现中感到喜悦与悲伤

来自第一体育页

burgh。麦卡锡能够体会到自1955年大卫·尼尔被雇佣以及买家生活在20世纪60年代以来，作为创始人的第四任主教练所带来的特权与分量。

在四次新闻发布会期间，关于麦卡锡亲属的消息很少。这感觉像是一次便捷的团聚。他们说今年的出现是第一次，且在身体上并不在他的口袋里。麦卡锡携带了照片以及他哥哥的葬礼。他的姐妹们穿着黑金相间的衣服，紧握着他们自己的项目。

这就是回家的另一面。不可能在任何地方行走而不想到那个本会是最为自豪的哥哥。

我一直追求“我们的真实帽子”这个词。我的意思是，这只是麦卡arthy中的“空气”，而我会非常喜欢。一切都让我想起 Jan J.。

我不会走出必要的范围。从格林菲尔德大道的顶端，到它的尽头，那里他的父亲拥有一辆巴士；在一次甚至两次销售中。麦卡锡的生活故事是由他的写作所书写的，读者们通过一个工人阶级或匹兹堡的任何地方，那里在20世纪60年代中期有“教堂”。

一个人是谁？它是如何落在你的手中的，但你来自的“教堂”又是怎样的？麦卡锡说：“不仅有很多来自宾夕法尼亚州西部的人，而且还对你的社区感到自豪。当人们问我，在你回家之前，我会说格林菲尔德。”

在一张来自墓地的黑白照片中，教练指向一间三层房间。

“我就在这里长大，”麦卡锡说。

厨房是房子里最小的地方。——通常不是最满的，带着便捷和独立展示，塞满了爸爸，歌曲说道。麦卡锡最喜欢的是，用面条盛在盘子里，以及父母在桌子和该地区的槽中。它必须是一个匹兹堡单品。

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“从小时候起，他就一直是个这么好的人。”迈克·麦卡锡（Mike McCarthy）站着谈到他的兄弟乔（Joe）。在一次没有他的比赛中，他目光炯炯地注视着。“他很强硬，他教你如何竞争，”麦卡锡在谈到他的父亲时说道。“每年，你们都会聊体育，不要太快地像你头部那样挥动，并围绕在平均 20-得分点周围。”在乔去世后，其余的孩子们将父母搬到了一个距离不到一英里的社区，叫做 Mall 8，那里反对且没有两个得分，徒劳且在 2,000。

乔是，50, 以及 2,000, 54, 不再在旧房子里看到了，但麦卡锡的母亲仍然几乎每周发誓。她的骄傲在两个回合中显然地颤抖，并带着他们去见那些住在他们旧家里的朋友。

虽然麦卡锡和他的妻子乔安娜（Joanna）在匹兹堡有一处房产，但这位教练花费了差异时间陪伴父母。他甚至在晚上离开他们两个父母，而他的母亲则观看麦卡锡旧 Gowns 的片段。但比赛。

“他们一直只想要时间，”麦卡锡说，自从 1955 年离开密苏里州堪萨斯城以来，他没有在匹兹堡花这么多时间。“这个职业我正

并打开灯来为他们 2 比赛。”

“我妈妈会说，‘在格林菲尔德（Greenfield），路灯亮起之后不会发生任何好事。’”麦卡锡回忆道。“我说，‘你搞错了，所有好事都在路灯亮起之后发生。’”

在停车场里，麦卡锡先生朝着在球场上跑来跑去的方向停下，他的追随者乔·麦卡锡（Joe McCarthy）平坦且高尔夫，5-1 开始，与乔一起打夏季联赛球。你也离开了，有一瞬间，教练能听到球在弹跳，孩子们在附近嬉戏。

“我只想说‘小’这个词，”麦卡锡说。“但在他去世后，我回来的次数没有那么多了。”

在他葬礼的祈祷卡上——那是麦卡锡放在钱包里的那张——印着琳达·埃利斯（Linda Ellis）的诗《家庭》（The Family）。它讲述了墓碑上的两个日期——以及两者之间代表生命如何被爱的那条横线。乔填满了那条横线，如此温暖以至于像个油田，麦卡锡总是利用所有兄弟的人们关于这一点并包括回忆。尽管他小 4 岁，但迈尔斯（Miles）先生，他们像在伪装。

“如果你想要一个年轻的或兄弟，正是你想要的，”麦卡锡说。“我可以把它带到任何地方。”

乔在宾州州立大学和田纳西法学院毕业后，搬到法律领域并前往比赛。作为州副检察长，他与最好的朋友库玛（Kuma）结婚，并在棒球、垒球、篮球和腰旗橄榄球中培养孩子们——马修（Matthew）、迈克尔（Michael）和文森特（Vincent）。多年来，他在 1960年代, 的 Magpie Field 经营男子的夏季篮球联赛，并且是男子的好伙计。麦卡锡说：“我一直处于朋友群体中两个人的位置。他永远不会成为一名律师。”

在 June 10, 2015, 之后，Gowns Bay Packers 巡演至 N.C. chain 上的 2-2000 英尺土地，可能在比赛中，他当时正在进行一场年轻的 24-4 比赛，然后因心脏病发作而倒下并专业地猝死。他身高 6'5"。

在 1960 年代，为某人做这么多，是在 2-2000 英尺的土地上。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。

“现状没有改变太多，”麦卡锡说。

我第一次在 1960 年代，是在 2-2000。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。

The 2000 是 2-2000。“他很有趣，”那个人的名字是 2-2000。 6

这个家庭有一个规定：在每个人回家之前，谁也不能吃饭。

他的母亲让他们停留了两个季度——一个在曼谷，第二个在拉莫。那里有他夏天会买下该州去 Panther-Hollow 钓鱼的地方。在那里，在夜晚，是“这座城市最好的篮球场”。有一天，他在一场比赛中在那个地方投篮。

而且，这里是一栋带有铝制顶棚的世界宣誓大楼，一个广告牌上写着名为 Lasers Pub House 的 4 3 / 4 起草。现在是这样，但在几十年前，这里是麦卡锡的第一部分。

在一次前往汕头的旅行中，麦卡锡一家去了教堂，那里有一个需要清理的酒吧。当第一次，第一次，2000年代，2010年代，2020年代，2030年代，2040年代，2050年代，2060年代，2070年代，2080年代，2090年代，2100年代，2110年代，2120年代，2130年代，2140年代，2150年代，2160年代，2170年代，2180年代，2190年代，2200年代，2210年代，2220年代，2230年代，2240年代，2250年代，2260年代，2270年代，2280年代，2290年代，2300年代，2310年代，2320年代，2330年代，2340年代，2350年代，2360年代，2370年代，2380年代，2390年代，2400年代，2410年代，2420年代，2430年代，2440年代，2450年代，2460年代，2470年代，2480年代，2490年代，2500年代，2510年代，2520年代，2530年代，2540年代，2550年代，2560年代，2570年代，2580年代，2590年代，2600年代，2610年代，2620年代，2630年代，2640年代，2650年代，2660年代，2670年代，2680年代，2690年代， the

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这个 2-2000 英尺地块是一个 2-2000 英尺地块。

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2 运行

一对星光熠熠的情侣正在将 Z世代吸引回电影院。

4 剧院

Bowen Yang 的百老汇 首演将是《Oh, Mary!》

5 剧评

在《The Vessel》中，三名 工人在一个旅游景点承担着 动荡灵魂的重量。

新闻 / 批评

艺术

纽约时报

星期四，2020年8月6日 CI

顶部，Matt Albert 正在带领人们游览伦敦里士满郊区一些热门的《Ted Lasso》拍摄地。 上方，该剧官方商店出售的一面旗帜。

一个田园诗般的伦敦郊区

感受“泰德·拉索”效应

这部温馨的 Apple TV 剧集的粉丝们纷纷涌向里士满-upon-泰晤士。

作者：ELEANOR STANFORD

里士满-upon-泰晤士，可用 —— 在这个西伦敦郊区，来自乡村群体的一群剧集粉丝有时会造成交通堵塞。带有彩色磨砂门的乔治亚风格房屋使得交通严重缓慢。退休的牛群在河上漂浮。自 17 世纪以来，镇中心的绿地上就一直在进行板球运动。

在最近几年，游客和影响者们聚集在绿地旁的一块铺砌区域，拍摄一些不情愿的艺术行为：一家酒吧、红色电话亭和一张长椅。

这个区域在当地被称为“泰德·拉索中心”，这里是许多刻画《泰德·拉索》的高职实例所在地，这部热门 Apple TV 剧集的第四季于周三永久播出。

当 Brendan Hunt 和其他创作者开始创作一部关于一名美国教练在伦敦足球队工作的剧集时，他们想象的“根本不是里士满”，Hunt 在最近的一次视频采访中说道。相反，他说，他们当时在考虑捕捉“抓取足球特质”。

但一旦团队勘察了地点并选择了“安静的大学”里士满，“不仅我们在写更多厌恶——

JAMES PONIEWOZEK / 评论员笔记本

富人从小就不同

剧集《Sterling Pairs》 和《The Shards》采用了 青少年剧，然后加入了过剩。

当涉及到财富的存储时，电视最近出现了一种过剩的过剩。它给出了《继承之战》中的顶级亿万富翁，《白拉丁》中的第六富，以及《自由之星洗刷》中仅仅是繁荣的人。但有一个引用聚焦于材质，并且在当前趋势之前很久就发现了：青少年肥皂剧。

也许是因为青春期是一个导向社会等级制度的人生阶段，青少年剧——从《比弗利山庄，1913？》到《欣快感》——通常比成年人的对应剧集更具有阶级意识，更意识到拥有与不拥有所带来的影响。对于两部新剧《The Shards》和《Sterling Pairs》来说，这无疑是正确的。

在 FTC 的《The Shards》中，那些体现富裕的青少年受害者在 20 世纪 80 年代初，当线索很酷的时候成年，在胆怯的洛杉矶袭击者中，由 Giorgio Engrauer 导演，并将其职业生涯投入到可卡因中。他们的问题和冲突是许多电视织机的问题——约会、嫉妒、返校之夜舞会选举——但这些

从左起，Kate Gerber, Igby Bigney, Hayes Warner, Homer Gore 和 Graham Campbell 出现在新剧《The Shards》中。

明星学者的

作品引发 指控

剑桥大学教授的经历 与研究遭到质疑。

作者：珍妮-特·舒恩布勒 (JENNY-TER SCHUENBLER) 与 玛丽安·阿尔特 (MARIANNE ALTER)

对于杰森·阿戴 (Jason Arday) 来说，攀登这座象牙塔顶端的过程令人惊叹。

阿戴由加纳移民父母在南伦敦抚养长大，他说自己在 5 岁时被诊断出患有癌症，直到接近 21 岁时一直处于不稳定状态，且在 16 岁之前无法读写。随后他获得了教育学博士学位，并声称在一次良性脑瘤手术导致失忆后，在论文答辩前几周不得不重新整理论文内容。

2023 年，当时 17 岁（原文如此），阿戴成为了剑桥大学历史上最年轻的黑人教授。剑桥大学在宣布该任命的同时，大西洋两岸的媒体纷纷进行了大量积极报道，强调他传奇的人生故事，包括他声称曾在 35 天内跑过 31 场马拉松以 接 14 页

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詹姆斯·蓬特沃齐克 (JAMES PONTEWOZIK)（评论家）笔记本

，此外，一个血腥的复杂情况也增加了紧张感。一名连环杀手正在年轻而光彩夺目的群体中制造血洗。

在 FX 和 Hulu 平台首播的《碎片》(The Shards) 改编自布雷特·伊斯特比·艾利斯 (Bret Ederon Ellis) 2025 年的小说（作者曾创作《美国精神病人》），他与无处不在的会计“天才”共同创作了该剧，在类似的叙事追求中——对地位和社会活动的兴趣在两者之间高度一致——令人惊讶的是他们之前竟然没有合作过。

但《碎片》并未体现代为出演的墨菲那种血腥风格，正如他在最近的系列剧《怪物》(Monster) 和早期的恐怖喜剧系列剧《尖叫女王》(Scream Queens) 中所展示的那样：墨菲在处理双生子般明亮的情绪时往往表现最出色。但他的首部剧集《人气高中的日子》(Popular) (1999-2001) 依然是对高中社交阶层最富创意且幽默的诠释，而《欢乐合唱团》(Glee) (2000-05) 虽然被定义为音乐剧，但它能产生影响且在心理上具有活性。

考虑到其出身，你可以打赌《碎片》并非某种信息传递。它像《怪奇物语》(Stranger Things) 一样，粗犷、刻薄且冷酷犀利，带着一种新浪潮电影的质感：我们的引导者是年轻的布雷特·艾利斯 (Igby Rigney)，一个志在写作、父母缺位的少年，他在一种精致的恐惧中讲述自己的故事。

布雷特保守、自律，且是让-卢克·戈达尔 (Jean Delion) 的虔诚粉丝。他处于学校成绩的顶端；苏珊·雷诺兹 (Susan Reynolds) (Elsa Gerber) 和 蒂索·赖特 (Tissot Wright) (Graham Campbell) 亦然，他正在与电影制片人之女 黛比·舒勒 (Debbie Schuller) (Hayes Warner) 交往（尽管布雷特是同性恋，这是他在早期人类时代必须小心守护的秘密）。那位制片人 斯多利 (Story) (Vera Bentley) 是一个权力驱动的吼叫者，但他在精神上对布雷特有所察觉：“你懂得成年人的事情。”

布雷特还制造了两个讨厌的人。他并未完全被一名名为“拖网机” (The Trawler) 的杀手的一系列谋杀所塑造，该杀手因涉及鱼类的视觉特征而得名。同时，他对镇上的新面孔 罗伯特·马勒 (Robert Mahler) (Robert Gore) 持怀疑态度，这是一个粗犷且英俊的宗教人士，威胁到了布雷特的社交地位，而布雷特开始怀疑他可能就是机器背后的操纵者。

我们不知道在多大程度上应该信任布雷特的直觉或他的叙事。但他的旁白向我们透露了他将自己置于什么样的故事之中。一种类似于《了不起的盖茨比》电影的感觉，带有如 尼古拉斯·卡拉韦 (Nola Carraway) 那样的幽灵感，（他在 2001 年之后，在其处女作小说《爱在零度》(Love Than Zero) 中提供了一个该故事的版本，而《碎片》的精华部分正在被编写并试图将其转化为电影。）

像 F. Scott 菲茨杰拉德本人那样的“绅士”抱负，在搬到好莱坞后并没有在强力之下幸存。有时《碎片》感觉像是一次对浅薄的探讨，而有时它本身就像是那件浅薄之物。

尽管如此，尤其是在开篇阶段，这是一个关于一个因特权而傲慢、因死亡而熟练的青少年的令人厌恶且文绉绉的画像。与许多强行将自身成员设定为道德基石的青少年剧不同，这些角色经过深思熟虑的刻画，既没有嘲讽，也没有试图成为某种样子。（他们粉丝群体的一项活动是每年在配偶之间举行一次关于谁是他们编号的系列活动。）

但他们也能带来惊喜。有些人证明了自己具有创造力，且不像一个人那样浅薄。女性角色确实如此。而最令人惊讶的可能是，英俊的运动员汤姆（Thom）可能会成为最受欢迎的汤姆（Tom），而这并不意味着他不需要坚强且迷茫，被同伴的抛弃所困扰，被剧烈的支持和坚持搞得不知所措且沮丧。

然而，这种人物研究将这些尺度与一个诡异的谋杀故事覆盖在一起，随着剧集模式的推进，怪诞且夸张的评-

ments 可能在联系中占据主导地位。成年角色像卡通一样（尽管乔丹·罗斯（Jordan Roth）拥有像布朗一样具有吸引力的表演，展现出故事中精致且火爆的敌意）。而故事在埃利斯（Ellis）的作品中是自成一体的，在为多季运行做铺垫时显得过于冗长。

所有这些金钱、鼠辈和残害之人。我们是否应该将其视为对人类过去潜在腐败的评论？现在难道不能说：是由布雷特（Bret）叙事中尚未揭晓的扭曲所塑造的？在一个有限的 era 中，这些问题可能需要得到某种程度的满意解决。但在多季模式下，随着《碎片》（The Shards）走向残酷且沉重的转折，很难想象人们会想要在第二年再次面对同样类型的构思。

《斯特林点》（Sterling Point）的第一季目前在 Amazon Prime Video 上线，同样涉及一个搅动社交圈的局外人这一青少年剧主题。但它采用了像《橘子郡》（The O.C.）和《比弗利山庄，威利》（Beverly Hills, Willie）这类剧集的结构，讲述的是中产或工人阶级的新来者进入一个上层残酷社区的故事。在这里，人们使用

顶部，阿米莉亚·赫克斯布里克（Amelia Huxbrick，左）和艾拉·鲁宾（Ella Rubin）出演《斯特林点》；图中为伊格比·里格尼（Igby Rigney），64 岁，以及罗伯特·戈尔（Robert Gore）出演《碎片》。

水来致富。

亚裔（Ella Rubin）是一名聪明、紧张的学生，与她的哥哥康纳（Connor, Rum Robbins）以及她的养父中层管理人员史蒂文（Steven, Jay Stephens）住在布鲁克林的一栋联排别墅里，那里看起来足够好，足以打破 2004 年的记录。她在家庭财产中过着高成就的生活。祖父的策略已经死亡，将加拿大一座岛屿的所有权留给了她和康纳。她还发现了祖父写给她的一镇信件，其中暗示或通常提到一个一直对她隐瞒的家庭育儿室。

被这一揭露所不安，且显然在信用中培养了一种波希米亚式的风格，她起身去调查她的遗产。她面临着一次惊愕，由一名年轻的、更聪明且在当地领先的埃利斯（Ellis, Jacob Whitmire-Lewen）引导——粉丝们不需要看过很多青少年剧就能触发你潜在的森林兴趣导演——而且两者都像没有替代品且皱纹更少的沃尔特男孩（Walter's Boy）一样迷人（且怪诞）。

在祖父破旧的小屋里，她发现了一名住客拉莫（Rameau, Annyie Huxbrick），两人之间产生了一种联系（令人惊讶地可疑，绝对是由 Amazon 剧透的）。在试图查明家人一直向她隐瞒什么的过程中，亚裔与一群在服务业工作、侍奉那些时尚人士的诡异当地评论家混在一起。

《斯特林点》是另一个关于爱与恨的青少年故事，但它像《斯特林点》一样亲切迷人，而《碎片》则研究且令人畏惧。目前由梅根·帕克（Megan Park）执导，她编写并导演了电影《我的老屁股》（My Old Ass），并出演了最令人焦虑的青少年剧集《女王》（The Queen），她经常扮演美国陌生人！《斯特林点》的制片人包括《年轻女孩》（Young Girl）的乔什·施瓦茨（Josh Schwartz）和斯蒂芬妮·萨维奇（Stephanie Savage）。

《斯特林点》全部关于成功与揭露，他们在第一季的一夜配偶中达到了高潮。（亚裔本人

她隐瞒了自己现在拥有 Sterling Point 的事实，并且可能会在她的呼吁中将她的新生活和生计交给一名白人特工。）但这些事件并没有真正占据主导地位（或者说，这部剧反而更依赖于角色和表演）。

Rufus 捕捉到了主角们长女的故事。Joyce Rameno 将愤怒的一面与脆弱的处境相结合，而 Robbins 则擅长于某些方面（Connor 用一句热情的“睡吧，pinger”，爷爷去世了？打破了建立新闻的承诺）。这些林木生长起来，因为他发现了一个深情的 Jeffrey Dean Morgan，他是一名当地的核心业主，与她的伙伴(s)共同拥有一个秘密。

她是一个先驱——你可能会从中感受到一些“2016 年的 Gilmore”、一些“Davenit's Creek”的混合体——“Sterling Point”充满了那些比现实情况更早熟的角色，但程度恰到好处，让你并不在意。（Borgniew 则是另一个标准角色 Gone，一个将 Asian 纳入其羽翼下的英国同性恋情场高手。）

正如那些更聪明的青少年所做的那样，“Sterling Point”通过一个框架、他的汽车之声和角色，在季度的后半段喧闹地推进，随后逐渐演变成黏糊糊的崩溃。但由于拥有角色视角的基石，将其作为一部连续剧来花费时间会更好。这部电影之所以能让你在长期的青少年剧集中坚持下去，是因为角色，而不是戏剧冲突。

而且，先生们，就像包括《橘子郡》(The O.C.)（由 Alicia Schwartz 创作）在内的剧集一样，“Sterling Point”敏锐地捕捉到了角色之间的阶级动态，而没有将其简单化。剧本允许那些有钱的人表现出人性。我们富裕的人被允许具有同情心。Annie 和 Rameno 在经历了一个糟糕的开始后，找到了沟通的方式。但“Sterling Point”并没有天真地认为 Annie 的成长背景赋予了她权力和优势。

富人确实不同，这部剧说道。但主要是因为他们拥有这座岛。

一对特别的情侣吸引 Z 世代重返电影院

汤姆·霍兰德与赞达亚出演《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》与《奥德赛》

作者：NALIA MENDEZ

《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》与《奥德赛》以复仇者联盟式的方式集结，证明了国内畅销榜上最大的电影周末。但除了再次全员集结，这三部关于愤怒的前伴侣和忧郁的希腊国王的电影拥有你想要的一切！

当然还有“星人”（Starman）。这个由汤姆·霍兰德（30岁）和赞达亚（25岁）组合而成的合成词，自从他们在《蜘蛛侠：英雄归来》（2007年）的演员阵容中相识以来，就一直在互联网上共同流传。对于这对现已结婚的情侣，第四个故事，我 2.5-fundish，已经变得更加强大。动作和新闻恐惧者帮助将年轻观众引导至《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》，该片通过赚得 $300 的电影糖果，创下了由敌意开局的周末畅销纪录，而《奥德赛》则是那个让我们持续投入的作品。两部电影的全球票房均接近 10 亿加元 billion。

这对特别的情侣是疫情后畅销恢复的积极信号，这种恢复继续由年轻一代的复仇者们构建。

情侣是“蜘蛛侠”之网。《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》是霍兰德和赞达亚共同出演的第四部蜘蛛侠电影，也是自“Home”三部曲于 2021 年完结以来的第一部。那一年，这对共同主演在法庭上扮演超级英雄及其快校之爱，M1，公开了更多关系。

《崭新之日》是一部超级英雄电影，自其预计日期专家 Graceland (Gregory Dougherty 2007) 以来，它在不计通货膨胀的情况下，拥有最大的国内畅销开画周末。

根据发行该片的 Ivey 的数据，年轻成年人成为了 30（之后）的买家，10% 的年龄在 35 到 35 岁之间，而 10% 的年龄在 35 岁以下。（Z 世代涵盖 1997 年至 2002 年之间出生的人，使他们大约在 16 到 20 岁，至 1998 年。）

娱乐研究公司 Exact Google 的创始人 Greg Durkin 在一封电子邮件中表示，这部电影“具有广泛的观众吸引力，并得到了 Z 世代的额外喜爱”。Durkin 此前告诉《纽约时报》，没有什么电能驱动产生了一部迷你剧。

电影中加入了 24 岁的 Suble Sinh，他在 Netflix 系列剧《怪奇物语》中走红，这可能也增加了对青少年的吸引力。

史诗青少年是《奥德赛》！导演克里斯托弗·诺兰招募了霍兰德——显然让这位演员感到惊讶——在《奥德赛》中饰演 era 的 jibsley 王子 Tishawabou。根据关于古希腊长袍的公证法，赞达亚的银幕时间比霍兰德少，但在女神 albenia 身上令人难忘，她是奥德修斯从战争回家承诺之旅中最大的向导。

赞达亚和汤姆·霍兰德在《蜘蛛侠：崭新之日》中，该片创下了角色整体的畅销纪录。34 岁以下的年轻成年人表现出成功。

《奥德赛》同样由 Mark Davenfield 和 Anne McGawney 主演，是第一部完全使用 IMAX 摄像机拍摄的长篇电影，在记录和国际特写中完整展示，以看到它在 No-hash 首选的“Broadmoor 格式”中。该片在国内畅销榜开画约 $124。

Bad Melt，还有更多

赞达亚在《戏剧》（The Drama）中饰演一名即将举行婚礼的女性，但婚礼被一个青少年的秘密所撼动，这让她迎来了一个巨大的年份。尽管如此，该片的制片方和发行方在电子邮件中表示，该片拥有年轻的日期，超过 50% 的观众在 35 岁以下（《戏剧》以及《奥德赛》同样由罗伯特·帕特森主演，尽管他 40 岁，但他将自己定义为 Z 世代的一员，用他的话来说：“这没关系。”）

今年，帕特森将与赞达亚共同出演《沙丘：艺术三部曲》，这是一部由 Donis Villanueva 执导的 handi-wage 科幻歌剧，其前作在全球共创收 110 亿加元。

下一部《沙丘》电影可能会受益于其 10, 15 的上映日期，届时《复仇者联盟：多克森日》（Avengers: Doxeniday）将上映。在“芭比狂热”（Bar-bodomania）的模仿下，它被称作“多克森日”。

荷兰人的蜘蛛侠并未列在《多克森日》的名单上，但漫威电影宇宙的粉丝认为他可能会在片尾场景中惊喜现身或客串。这将是 Tomskaya 的又一次首日启动。

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《格兰彻斯特》完结，但该类型剧集仍在延续

令人惊讶的是，在一部刚刚完结的长期播出的 PBS 悬疑剧集留下的空白中，大量解决犯罪案件的牧职人员角色正在填补这一空缺。

作者：JASUNNA KAI PREIVOTT

PBS “杰作” (Masterpiece) 悬疑系列剧集《格兰彻斯特》(Grantchester) 在经历了 11 季带有神学色彩的温馨乡村破案故事后，于周日完结。

该剧始于 2016 年，由西德尼·钱伯斯（Sidney Chambers，由 James Devine 饰演，当时作为大牌明星，被认为是格兰彻斯特的核心）在周日讲道之余，于 2016 年的英格兰乡村协助 Stephen Inspector-Goodie Bowling 和 Rebecca Green 追捕危险罪犯。该系列最初是直接改编自 James Bunzel 的系列小说，但随后增加了角色和故事情节。

继钱伯斯之后，角色变为威廉·埃姆森波特（William Emsenport，由 Tom Brittney 饰演），随后是阿尔菲·凯特鲁姆（Alphy Ketterum，由 Ruth Nair 饰演），后者在剧集结束时与亲生母亲团聚并解决了他的信仰危机。虽然犯罪案件令人难忘，但这些男性的个人成长之旅同样关键。钱伯斯是一名二战老兵，在应对创伤后应激障碍。埃姆森波特从早年有害的反叛走向情感成熟，而 Kistner 则在与自己作为一名在圣公会孤儿院由白人牧师抚养长大的印度男性的身份认同而挣扎。他们的广泛支持网络包括伦纳德·弗兰克（Leonard Frank，由 Al Robert 饰演），一名最终离开教会从事世俗社会工作的助理牧师，以及牧师住宅的管家西尔维娅·查普曼夫人（Mrs. Sylvia Chapman，由 Toma Podiat-Steen 饰演），她扮演着母亲的角色。

即便如此，《格兰彻斯特》的离去或许可以在 Bunzel 的系列小说中找到慰藉，或者在得知解决犯罪的牧职人员类剧集依然出奇地强劲中获得安慰。这里有几部同样设定在谋杀与牧职交汇点的剧集（另一部经典故事《道林神父探案》(The Father Dowling Mysteries) 改编自 Tom Bunzel 的作品，时间跨度为 1969 到 1985 年，目前没有流媒体播放，但有 DVD 可购）。

《卡特菲尔德》(Catfied) (1984-96)

牧师悬疑剧通常是时代剧，但设定在 1976-1987 年英格兰的《卡特菲尔德》比大多数此类剧集更具代入感。《卡特菲尔德》最初在“杰作悬疑” (Masterpiece Mystery) 频道播出，与其他像《嫌疑王子》(Prince Suspect) 这样的英国悬疑经典剧集一同播出。

德里克·雅各布斯 (Derek Jacobs) 主演天主教僧侣卡特菲尔德修士 (Brother Catfied)，该系列的大部分魅力来自于它对历史建筑和事件的融合。与 Canon Clement 一样，卡特菲尔德修士的第一起案件始于一次偶然的发现，在斯蒂芬国王 (King Stephen) 认领处理埋葬事务的任务后。然而，在尸体之中，有一名被谋杀的 6,000 人。于是故事开始了。

通过卡特菲尔德对谋杀、盗窃和失踪案的调查，观众看到了天主教会、富有的地主与金雀花王朝皇室之间权力斗争的详尽画像。他利用这些故事，从而提出他人不敢问的问题，并帮助平民获得公正对待。可在 Bristles 上观看《卡特菲尔德》。

《恶魔》(Evil) (2019-24)

《恶魔》是一部 Paramount+ 的剧集，在神职人员破案类题材中是个异类，它摒弃了典型的时代背景和宁静的英国村庄，转而采用一个设定在纽约市的现代程序剧形式。

Mike Cutter饰演David Acoma，一名神学院学生，他为天主教会调查可能的恶魔附身和医疗入侵事件。他与持怀疑态度的英雄心理学家Kristen Bouchard (Karla Herberis) 以及

技术分析师Ben Shalor (Aard Mandri) 合作，他们共同判定信仰或科学能否解释自然的行为，以及这座城市最臭名昭著的罪犯。在四个季度中，他们追寻书籍并辩论动机，同时每个人都在应对自己内心或现实中的心魔。

凭借对邪灵、自杀念头、残酷谋杀等的描绘，《恶魔》与现在相去最远。但与本名单上的其他剧集一样，它探讨了信仰、教义和人类道德在犯罪行为、执法以及现代社会中所扮演的角色。在 Paramount+ 上观看《恶魔》。

《布朗神父》(Father Brown) (2013-至今)

Mark Williams在这部BBC系列剧中饰演标题角色，该剧基于G.E. Chesterback Father Brown系列及其短篇小说。第一部由Kenneth Moss主演，1974年在英国播出，随后在PBS播出。

布朗神父是虚构村庄Estelleford的一名天主教神父，该村庄的死亡率高得惊人，警力捉襟见肘。警员们允许布朗神父寻找证据和证人，引导他进入犯罪现场，并说服当事人承认罪行并认罪。布朗神父还调查导致其不公正的秘书及其管家卷入的无法律危机。该系列已有12季，另一季将于2027年推出。

Chambers的《布朗神父》故事很可能是神职人员破案子类题材的最早范例。Chesterson还以几本关于天主教神学的著作而闻名。

Andrew Lewis在《黄昏前的谋杀》(Murder Before Evening) 中饰演角色，这是一部设定在1960年代的村庄悬疑剧，展示了在《恶魔》中饰演超自然现象调查员的Mike Jaber, Karja Herberis和Leal Mandri所留下的东西。左侧，饰演首席牧师的Katie Nair承认在《格兰彻斯特》(Grantchester) 中出演。

在Bristles上观看《布朗神父》及原版系列剧。

《黄昏前的谋杀》(Murder Before Evening) (2020-至今)

在Acora TV上播出的《黄昏前的谋杀》围绕着Canon Clement (Matthew Lewis) 展开，他是虚构村庄Champion St. Mary的一名圣公会教区长（一名比《格兰彻斯特》记录中承担更多行政职责的神父）。他在当地服务，展示谜团，但教堂下方发现的一具尸体激励他展开调查，这反过来激励他的教区居民揭露长期隐藏的秘密以及过去和现在的其他罪行。

与其他法律导演不同，但凭借其神职助手、督察和其他村民组成的社区，Clement在悬疑剧中与他的寡母Audrey (Amanda Redman) 以及他的两只宠物祖先过着相对聚集的生活。《黄昏前的谋杀》设定在1994年，虽然Champion St. Mary表面上是一个舒适的地方，但它也融合了当时的社会问题。

Clement在日益世俗化的世界中面临教会出席率下降的问题，而艾滋病在各种电影中带来的指令以及与他教区居民的时间问题。

在Acora TV上观看《黄昏前的谋杀》

《波尼法斯修女谜案》(2022-至今)

作为《布朗小姐》的一个剧集，《波尼法斯修女谜案》讲述了一位身处自然环境宜人的大女儿（Great Daughter）中的修女，她在日常行程之余，参与了村庄里的多次谋杀调查。波尼法斯修女 (Lorna Wiesen) 曾被 MD 招募为间谍，但她拒绝了这一提议，以服侍主。随后她在修道院建立了一个完整的宝藏实验室，在那里她为侦探督察山姆·吉莱斯皮 (Sam Gillespie)（布朗小姐）和侦探警佐菲利克斯·利文斯通 (Felix Livingstone) (Jerry Ives) 检查样本和其他证据。院长并不总是对波尼法斯修女的业余活动感到满意，但她最终将其接受为一种对第一生日的服务形式。

尽管该剧设定在 20 世纪 50 年代和 60 年代父权制盛行的英格兰，但波尼法斯修女并不害怕提及任何被操纵的现场遭遇。该系列还具有轻快的国家词汇，剧集致敬了经典的《神秘博士》、广播剧等。

在 Bristles 上观看《波尼法斯修女谜案》。

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向下 1. 完全 juxlin 2. 生活 3. 体验黎明的喧嚣 4. 在舵手位置 5. “……是对的吗？” 6. 十二月的数字 7. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 8. 短小的蓝色人物 9. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 10. Exervate 11. 对……的诱惑 12. 新 Serpman 13. 新的或 O！ 14. 真正的快乐（简称） 15. 特技团体 16. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 17. 《白色垃圾》女演员 18. “Juv” Wood 19. 在舵手位置 20. “……是对的吗？” 21. 十二月的数字 22. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 23. 短小的蓝色人物 24. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 25. Exervate 26. 对……的诱惑 27. 新 Serpman 28. 新的或 O！ 29. 真正的快乐（简称） 30. 特技团体 31. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 32. 《白色垃圾》女演员 33. “Juv” Wood 34. 在舵手位置 35. “……是对的吗？” 36. 十二月的数字 37. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 38. 短小的蓝色人物 39. 沉闷的女孩，在

Vali/parame 上 40. Exervate 41. 对……的诱惑 42. 新 Serpman 43. 新的或 O！ 44. 真正的快乐（简称） 45. 特技团体 46. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 47. 《白色垃圾》女演员 48. “Juv” Wood 49. 在舵手位置 50. “……是对的吗？” 51. 十二月的数字 52. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 53. 短小的蓝色人物 54. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 55. Exervate 56. 对……的诱惑 57. 新 Serpman 58. 新的或 O！ 59. 真正的快乐（简称） 60. 特技团体 61. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 62. 《白色垃圾》女演员 63. “Juv” Wood 64. 在舵手位置 65. “……是对的吗？” 66. 十二月的数字 67. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 68. 短小的蓝色人物 69. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 70. Exervate 71. 对……的诱惑 72. 新 Serpman 73. 新的或 O！ 74. 真正的快乐（简称） 75. 特技团体 76. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 77. 《白色垃圾》

女演员 78. “Juv” Wood 79. 在舵手位置 80. “……是对的吗？” 81. 十二月的数字 82. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 83. 短小的蓝色人物 84. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 85. Exervate 86. 对……的诱惑 87. 新 Serpman 88. 新的或 O！ 89. 真正的快乐（简称） 90. 特技团体 91. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 92. 《白色垃圾》女演员 93. “Juv” Wood 94. 在舵手位置 95. “……是对的吗？” 96. 十二月的数字 97. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 98. 短小的蓝色人物 99. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 100. Exervate 101. 对……的诱惑 102. 新 Serpman 103. 新的或 O！ 104. 真正的快乐（简称） 105. 特技团体 106. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 107. 《白色垃圾》女演员 108. “Juv” Wood 109. 在舵手位置 110. “……是对的吗？” 111. 十二月的数字 112. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 113. 短小的蓝色人物 114. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 115.

Exervate 116. 对……的诱惑 117. 新 Serpman 118. 新的或 O！ 119. 真正的快乐（简称） 120. 特技团体 121. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 122. 《白色垃圾》女演员 123. “Juv” Wood 124. 在舵手位置 125. “……是对的吗？” 126. 十二月的数字 127. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 128. 短小的蓝色人物 129. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 130. Exervate 131. 对……的诱惑 132. 新 Serpman 133. 新的或 O！ 134. 真正的快乐（简称） 135. 特技团体 136. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 137. 《白色垃圾》女演员 138. “Juv” Wood 139. 在舵手位置 140. “……是对的吗？” 141. 十二月的数字 142. 以 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 143. 短小的蓝色人物 144. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali/parame 上 145. Exervate 146. 对……的诱惑 147. 新 Serpman 148. 新的或 O！ 149. 真正的快乐（简称） 150. 特技团体 151. 以其 chester 著称的意大利北部城市 152.

“The White Litter”女演员 153. “Juv” Wood 154. 掌舵 155. “……对吧？” 156. 十二月的数字 157. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 158. 短小的蓝色人物 159. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 160. Exervate 161. 对……的诱惑 162. New Serpman 163. New 或 O! 164. 真正的快乐，简称 165. 特技团体 166. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 167. “The White Litter”女演员 168. “Juv” Wood 169. 掌舵 170. “……对吧？” 171. 十二月的数字 172. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 173. 短小的蓝色人物 174. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 175. Exervate 176. 对……的诱惑 177. New Serpman 178. New 或 O! 179. 真正的快乐，简称 180. 特技团体 181. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 182. “The White Litter”女演员 183. “Juv” Wood 184. 掌舵 185. “……对吧？” 186. 十二月的数字 187. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 188. 短小的蓝色人物

189. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 190. Exervate 191. 对……的诱惑 192. New Serpman 193. New 或 O! 194. 真正的快乐，简称 195. 特技团体 196. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 197. “The White Litter”女演员 198. “Juv” Wood 199. 掌舵 200. “……对吧？” 201. 十二月的数字 202. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 203. 短小的蓝色人物 204. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 205. Exervate 206. 对……的诱惑 207. New Serpman 208. New 或 O! 209. 真正的快乐，简称 210. 特技团体 211. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 212. “The White Litter”女演员 213. “Juv” Wood 214. 掌舵 215. “……对吧？” 216. 十二月的数字 217. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 218. 短小的蓝色人物 219. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 220. Exervate 221. 对……的诱惑 222. New Serpman 223. New 或 O! 224. 真正的快乐，简称 225. 特技团体 226. 北

意大利以其 chester 著称的城市 227. “The White Litter”女演员 228. “Juv” Wood 229. 掌舵 230. “……对吧？” 231. 十二月的数字 232. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 233. 短小的蓝色人物 234. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 235. Exervate 236. 对……的诱惑 237. New Serpman 238. New 或 O! 239. 真正的快乐，简称 240. 特技团体 241. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 242. “The White Litter”女演员 243. “Juv” Wood 244. 掌舵 245. “……对吧？” 246. 十二月的数字 247. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 248. 短小的蓝色人物 249. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 250. Exervate 251. 对……的诱惑 252. New Serpman 253. New 或 O! 254. 真正的快乐，简称 255. 特技团体 256. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 257. “The White Litter”女演员 258. “Juv” Wood 259. 掌舵 260. “……对吧？” 261. 十二月的数字 262. 以

拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 263. 短小的蓝色人物 264. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 265. Exervate 266. 对……的诱惑 267. New Serpman 268. New 或 O! 269. 真正的快乐，简称 270. 特技团体 271. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 272. “The White Litter”女演员 273. “Juv” Wood 274. 掌舵 275. “……对吧？” 276. 十二月的数字 277. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 278. 短小的蓝色人物 279. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 280. Exervate 281. 对……的诱惑 282. New Serpman 283. New 或 O! 284. 真正的快乐，简称 285. 特技团体 286. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 287. “The White Litter”女演员 288. “Juv” Wood 289. 掌舵 290. “……对吧？” 291. 十二月的数字 292. 以拥有 247 块肌肉著称的鸟 293. 短小的蓝色人物 294. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 295. Exervate 296. 对……的诱惑 297. New Serpman 298. New 或 O! 299. 真正的快乐，简称

short 300. 特技表演团体 301. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 302. 《白色垃圾》女演员 303. “Juv” Wood 304. 掌舵 305. “……对吧？” 306. 十二月的数字 307. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 308. 短小的蓝色人物 309. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 310. Exervate 311. 对……的诱惑 312. 新 Serpman 313. New 或 O! 314. 真实快感，简称 315. 特技表演团体 316. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 317. 《白色垃圾》女演员 318. “Juv” Wood 319. 掌舵 320. “……对吧？” 321. 十二月的数字 322. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 323. 短小的蓝色人物 324. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 325. Exervate 326. 对……的诱惑 327. 新 Serpman 328. New 或 O! 329. 真实快感，简称 330. 特技表演团体 331. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 332. 《白色垃圾》女演员 333. “Juv” Wood 334. 掌舵 335. “……对吧？”

336. 十二月的数字 337. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 338. 短小的蓝色人物 339. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 340. Exervate 341. 对……的诱惑 342. 新 Serpman 343. New 或 O! 344. 真实快感，简称 345. 特技表演团体 346. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 347. 《白色垃圾》女演员 348. “Juv” Wood 349. 掌舵 350. “……对吧？” 351. 十二月的数字 352. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 353. 短小的蓝色人物 354. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 355. Exervate 356. 对……的诱惑 357. 新 Serpman 358. New 或 O! 359. 真实快感，简称 360. 特技表演团体 361. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 362. 《白色垃圾》女演员 363. “Juv” Wood 364. 掌舵 365. “……对吧？” 366. 十二月的数字 367. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 368. 短小的蓝色人物 369. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 370. Exervate 371. 对……的诱惑 372. 新 Serpman

337. New 或 O! 374. 真实快感，简称 375. 特技表演团体 376. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 377. 《白色垃圾》女演员 378. “Juv” Wood 379. 掌舵 380. “……对吧？” 381. 十二月的数字 382. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 383. 短小的蓝色人物 384. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 385. Exervate 386. 对……的诱惑 387. 新 Serpman 388. New 或 O! 389. 真实快感，简称 390. 特技表演团体 391. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 392. 《白色垃圾》女演员 393. “Juv” Wood 394. 掌舵 395. “……对吧？” 396. 十二月的数字 397. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 398. 短小的蓝色人物 399. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 400. Exervate 401. 对……的诱惑 402. 新 Serpman 403. New 或 O! 404. 真实快感，简称 405. 特技表演团体 405 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 406. 《白色垃圾》女演员 407. “Juv” Wood 408.

掌舵 409. “……对吧？” 410. 十二月的数字 411. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 412. 短小的蓝色人物 413. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 414. Exervate 415. 对……的诱惑 416. 新 Serpman 417. New 或 O! 418. 真实快感，简称 419. 特技表演团体 417 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 418. 《白色垃圾》女演员 419. “Juv” Wood 420. 掌舵 420. “……对吧？” 421. 十二月的数字 422. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 423. 短小的蓝色人物 424. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 425. Exervate 426. 对……的诱惑 427. 新 Serpman 428. New 或 O! 429. 真实快感，简称 430. 特技表演团体 431. 以其 chester 著称的北意大利城市 431. 《白色垃圾》女演员 432. “Juv” Wood 433. 掌舵 434. “……对吧？” 435. 十二月的数字 436. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 437. 短小的蓝色人物 438. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 439. Exervate

440. 对...的诱惑 441. 新 Serpman 442. 新或 O! 443. 真正的快乐，简称 444. 炫耀团体 445 以其 chester 闻名的北意大利城市 446. 《白色垃圾》(The White Litter) 女演员 447. “Juv” Wood 448. 掌舵 449. “... 对吧？” 450. 十二月的数字 451. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 452. 短小的蓝色人 453. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 454. Exervate 455. 对...的诱惑 456. 新 Serpman 457. 新或 O! 458. 真正的快乐，简称 459. 炫耀团体 460 以其 chester 闻名的北意大利城市 461. 《白色垃圾》(The White Litter) 女演员 462. “Juv” Wood 463. 掌舵 464. “... 对吧？” 465. 十二月的数字 466. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 467. 短小的蓝色人 468. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 469. Exervate 470. 对...的诱惑 471. 新 Serpman 472. 新或 O! 473. 真正的快乐，简称 474. 炫耀团体 475 以其 chester 闻名的北意大利城市 476. 《白色垃圾》(The White Litter) 女演员 477. “Juv” Wood 478. 掌舵 479. “... 对吧？” 480. 十二月的数字 481. 拥有著名的 247 块肌肉的鸟 482. 短小的蓝色人 483. 沉闷的女孩，在 Vali / parame 上 484. Exervate 485. 对...的诱惑 486. 新 Serpman 487. 新或 O! 488. 真正的快乐，简称 489. 炫耀团体 490 以其 chester 闻名的北意大利城市

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数百万英镑的英国资金用于慈善。今天还提到了没有直接成功的绿色。最常见的问题，包括交付一个被切断的猪头，是父母的家，以及由一名医疗入侵者重复产生的结果，其中一次在使用刀具时。

第一周，Simon K. Schuster 将在 37 个链接下出版 Arday 的回忆录《伟大而不幸的事》（"Great and Unfortunate Things"）。在家庭出版之前，Arday 的学术诚信以及关于其传记和研究的主张受到了质疑。

自年底以来，关于 一些作品的担忧在学术圈内悄悄流传。剑桥大学将其推向了学术名流之位。但这些担忧就像世界自身的统一一样进入了公众视野。这本书是一本

这种赞誉引发了英国广泛的媒体报道，最初这些报道沿着 Exaltate's bittersway 的路线分化。对于右翼媒体来说， 是支持者口中的“downed-grown line”，其中包括著名的学者和政治家，他们发起了一项支持请愿书，迅速获得了数千个签名，但这却是“downed-grown line”的结果。

但在周末，关于他的作品和个人故事的驱逐继续意味着，一场不同的辩论出现了。用 的话来说，这是一场旨在诋毁结论的运动，“而其他人声称的并非一家大学，学术质疑讨论了我们的目标是检查”（加粗部分）。

起初， 的出版商和大学支持他，即使媒体在采取其他负责任的利益。他曾在 2022 年的一次采访中做出一个明显的声明，称他参与了《纽约时报》（见图 7）关于英国的纪录片，而该片在他出生之前就已经开始。

但周三，剑桥大学宣布正在展开调查，理由是“关于 教授学术资格及其任命方式的新信息”（它还承认“另外仍有学生或持续的关于学术的投诉

一位教授将此归咎于种族主义，

称他没有理由

去成为或伪造"

不合群"，校方表示这些问题正按照其研究政策进行处理。

虽然“不合群”是一项“未实现的”评论，且评论针对的是实际方式，但该过程仍将保持粗略，并遵守大学政策和雇佣法。”声明继续写道，Arday 处于调查之中，这意味着有一个人处于该情况的中心，目前无法提供支持他的评论。

Arday 试图澄清或辩护许多指控。但有时，他的回应反而增加了争议。

在周五发表的与《伦敦时报》的采访中， 似乎承认其早期作品中存在一些错误，但部分将其归咎于他的观点以及他所说的学术软件支持不足，并称自己是长期以来旨在将其赶出剑桥的“儿童角色”运动的受害者。

周一与《纽约时报》进行了一次视频采访。但在《时报》论坛和采访中发布的一份声明中， 表示，对其博士论文的“详细调查”已经“希望承认诚实且合理的错误，这些错误并不构成剽窃”。

至于他的研究， 表示他“没有理由去成为或伪造”，并重申自己是一场更广泛运动的受害者，各种手段被提及以展示并尽可能地利用每一种方式。

有一项记录在案的作品，用于描述处于高知名度职位的黑人学者，它已被用于证明这种情况在美国发生，现在在我身上在英国发生，他在声明中说道：“我最大的希望是，现在发生在我身上的事情将进一步揭露那些参与者和力量。”

Simon K. Schuster 告诉《时报》，它

支持《伟大而不幸的事》(Great and Unfortunate Things)，在声明中将其描述为“ 关于全面研究、能力挑战以及用证据应对颠覆的回忆录”。

“自从获得一项针对专业人士及其在出版每个阶段所带来的诚信的新运动以来，我们一直与 Jason 教授在《伟大而不幸的事》上密切合作，”声明称。“我们一直与他的共同作者以及我们的编辑和 / 或团队密切合作，以仔细研究、撰写并证实该叙述。”

当被问及在编辑过程中的任何时间点，是否对 的书籍进行了修订，以调整或纠正已被公开披露的指控时，一名发言人表示 Simon K. Schuster 不对其编辑流程发表评论。

上个月针对 的最初公开分歧来自 Nathan Colman，他是比利时 Glaxo 大学的一名博士后研究员。此前他在担任剑桥大学 Emmanuel 学院研究员期间曾陷入混乱，原因是 2024 年的一篇博客投票引发了抗议，他在其中主张在一次争议中，哈佛大学（Cathy）的小概率支持者数量“将接近 0%”（剑桥在调查中得出结论，认为他的写作没有违反法律或“旨在维护良好之大学条例”）。Colman 使用统计情报来规避所有已签署的人，以及未签署的人。

在他的时事通讯中，Colman 发布了 2021 / 2022 2026 课程中被剽窃检测软件标记的一项$^{[2]}$，将其与另一位学者的 2000 年论文段落并排呈现。 的段落三次出现，几乎逐字地，或仅轻微改写了另一位学者的作品。

Colman 断言剑桥大学试图掩盖并压制对 学术记录的批评，并质疑 生活故事细节的真实性，包括他声称曾在 10 天内跑了 30 out-drawn。

Rutrannas Ward，一家报道学术不端和研究伦理的在线出版物，随后发表了一篇文章，描述了对 Arday 学校独立（Nation）https: / orindia.artworld.fr / 2021. 的批评。文章称，随后对 Arday 部分已发表作品的正确性进行了审查，这些作品并未充分承认所做修改的程度。

而且在周末，包括一些报道在内的英国新闻文章对 进行了报道，其中既提出了关于其发表作品中可能存在异常的问题，也指出了其个人故事中缺乏支持的元素，包括他关于猪头和学生自身的说法。

的支持者表示，他是社会动机攻击的受害者，由 Good

Jason 是一位剑桥大学教授，此前已婚，并将于下周在法庭上就其学术生涯和生活故事的细节发表看法。

由进步非营利组织 Law Project 发起的支持 的请愿书已获得近 30,000 个签名，其中包括像 Bruce Hoven 这样的人物。Colman 曾任剑桥大学国家研究中心主任，以及来自美国的国会议员。

该请愿书称针对 的剽窃指控“完全虚假”，并且是更广泛的“旨在削弱处于影响力地位的黑人”行为的一部分。

剑桥大学表示，关于 文献库及其部分期刊出版物中剽窃的指控，此前已由利物浦约翰·莫罗大学（Liverpool John Morrow University）和相关期刊进行了调查。

利物浦约翰·莫罗大学（ 在此获得了教育学博士学位）在一份声明中表示，该校在 9 月收到了针对 学术不端的指控，并针对这些指控启动了相关程序，并称 教授的博士学位主要。

但一些重新审查了 研究和引用的学者表示，他们旨在维护学术标准，且目前的调查和修正远未充分。

此外，埃塞克斯大学（University of Essex）社会学荣休教授 Proteins，一名从事教育和社会学研究的学者，在一次采访中表示，这些指控是合理的：它们值得关注和修正。

“涉及研究相似性的关键问题是一个右翼阵营（‘有一个答案可以回答’，”他说，“我们学术界对我们的研究领域和最年轻一代的学生负有更广泛的标准。这意味着如果其他人做错了，我们应该做正确的事。”

第一位 Hammersmith，州立大学教育和社会研究荣休教授，一名关于社会世界问题的专家，在 2023 年向剑桥大学提出质疑，称 的部分作品中存在严重的剽窃。在上周接受《泰晤士报》采访时，他宣布，大学内部的公开辩论掩盖了关于学术权利的重要问题。

“目前存在两种公开行为，即右翼和左翼在研究中对抗，因此没有太多空间对这些问题进行科学讨论，”他说。

针对 的指控出现在人们对剽窃指控被武器化的广泛担忧之中，且随着剽窃检测软件的普及，使得在这种身份下的指控成为可能。

在 2022, 一家保守派新闻台强调了针对加拿大城市、哈佛大学校长的剽窃指控。对证据方法的调查显示，在其学术作品中发现了多起“缺乏适当归属的高活跃语言”实例，这些实例随后得到了修正。

盖伊（Gay）是一位政治学家，也是哈佛大学首位黑人校长，她在不久后辞职，并称针对她的运动在一定程度上是由“种族问题”驱动的，旨在削弱这所大学。在盖伊辞职后，她的主要批评者之一、保守派活动人士克里斯托弗·贝特（Christopher Bate）开始重点关注哈佛大学雇佣的几位黑人女性学者的学术著作是否存在类似问题。

当时，一些观察人士认为，这是一种诋毁黑人学者研究成果的自然效应，尤其是那些研究重点在于多样性的学者。

根据其网站，阿代（Arday）的研究重点是种族、教育、非从众性和心理健康。她 2022 年出版的由普林斯顿大学出版社出版、与米歇尔·唐娜·刘易斯（Michelle Donna Lewis）合著的书籍《我们看到了他们永远看不到的事》（We See Things They'll Never See），挑战了教育系统及整个社会中的“失业初学者”。

在 2021 年接受 BBC 采访时，阿代谈到了她作为一名直到几年前才学会读写的新毕业生，在学术研究领域最初的经历。

“我提交的所有东西都被猛烈地拒绝了，”他说。“糟糕的评审过程如此残酷，简直到了滑稽的地步，但我将其视为一次学习经历，而且反常地开始享受其中。”

布朗·杨（Brown Yang，右）与《噢，玛丽！》（Oh, Mary!）的创作者克莱夫·伊施（Clive Easch）以及该故事原版的玛丽·托尔德（Mary Told），林肯。

Bower Yang的百老汇突破

这位“S.N.L.”校友将在《Oh, Mary!》中首次亮相

奢侈故事 (In A LUX STORY)

百老汇即将迎来一位新第一夫人。喜剧演员及“周六夜现场”（Saturday Night Live）校友的前助手Brown Yang，将进行百老汇首秀，并出演一部新的“S.N.L.”（Lou Cawson，《Oh, Mary!》；Clive Easch获得托尼奖的历史歌剧）。

Yang也将于9月15日在莱塞姆剧院 (Lyceum Theatre) 代表Bower Yang亮相，该剧自2016年百老汇首演以来一直在那里演出。该剧最初作为一部小规模评判作品制作，其影响力已延续至1982年，该工作室绝对地8，且在Loudon的西区 (West End) 拥有一个获得Obie奖的房间，并计划于9月开始全国巡演。

他的选角最初由纽约大学的“Superintendedness”报道。Yang和该剧导演Tom Prabhires未回应置评请求。

这位喜剧演员将追随一批曾参与出演第一夫人或其特别单人表演委员会的明星。

包括Ron Kozlowski、Brian Burgess以及Yang的“S.N.L.”校友Maria Badgett在内，Yang Statue将出演一部A$100的《Shaker》，目前该剧正在百老汇上演，她将于9月12日完成最后一场演出。编写《, !》且担任总导演Todd Lincoln的Easch，正在参与西区剧组的制作。

Yang已经在进入角色了。“在‘S.N.L.’中保龄球就像是在她的‘S.N.L.’中（Lou Cawson，《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !》以及‘S.N.L.’（， 《, !）

包括Minely Riding、Whitney Laurell和Monica Rudman在内的Colchriston在社交媒体上发布了选角公告。曾与Yang在活动《Workin'》（严厉，严厉）中共同出演的演员Donald表示：“这是我人生中最美好的一天。”

一位评论者建议给《, !》的选角团队（去年，前国际助手）颁发第二个托尼奖。

Yang告诉《纽约》杂志的Voltaire Yang，他曾在去年夏天获得该角色，但由于2016年加入“S.N.L.”的学业原因，最后才将消息告知他们。

“我太聪明了，所以对我那样，让我能给出恰当的反应，”Yang说。“在没有获得原始许可和最高尊重的情况下，我不会进行百老汇首秀。”

他的第二个角色是在11月从NBC三月节目中途离开后担任团队成员。尽管他的角色应该持续多年，但Yang说：“我太聪明了，所以对我那样，让我能给出恰当的反应。”

第二个角色是在11月从NBC三月节目中途离开后担任团队成员。尽管他的角色应该持续多年，但Yang说：“我太聪明了，所以对我那样，让我能给出恰当的反应。”

博主在镜头前似乎伤害了自己

佩雷斯·希尔顿在一次令人不安的 TikTok 直播后在佛罗里达州住院。

作者：乔纳森·沃尔普 (JONATHAN WOLPE) 当局表示，名人博主佩雷斯·希尔顿在周二的一次 TikTok 直播中似乎在镜头前伤害了自己，随后被送往医院。

迈阿密州警长办公室周三上午表示，希尔顿已从他位于迈阿密的家中被送往一家医院，在“社交媒体上出现低创伤性自残行为”后接受医疗救治。

在网络上广泛传播的该直播的视频片段和重新评估显示，希尔顿似乎“用刀刺伤自己且全身血迹斑斑”。

希尔顿的代表在周三上午未立即回应置评请求。

警长办公室在周三上午的一份声明中表示，周二下午，警长办公室在收到多起关于一次令人不安的直播的电话后，前往希尔顿的住所。当警员到达后，他们与那里的家人进行了交谈，并确-

杰森·麦克多纳 (Jason McDonagher) 和大卫·奥斯利 (David Owsley) 参与了报道。

认希尔顿独自在屋内。警长办公室表示，副警长在处理该情况时并未直接介入，而是致力于“通过创造时间、距离和沟通的认知来进行前瞻性关联”，这是一种用于处理多种伤害的方法。

该办公室随后表示，心理健康专业人员正在为佩雷斯·希尔顿的家人提供支持。

佩雷斯·希尔顿在 20 世纪 60 年代中期通过在 Perez Hilton.com 建立儿童群体而成名。

他根据佛罗里达州的《贝克法案》(Baker Act) 住院，该法案允许当局在有人对自己或他人造成伤害的家庭问题中，将相关人员立即接触并强制留院最高 72 小时，警长办公室的一位发言人地表示。

希尔顿，其原名是 Maria Laramdeau，现在于 20 世纪 60 年代中期通过他广受欢迎的“蜡烛”人物、奏鸣曲、Perez Hilton.com 开始工作。他在 2020 年因违反社区准则而被 TikTok 封禁。当时，希尔顿告诉《纽约时报》，他已经“非常深度地参与到这个社交媒体平台中”，这给了他每天真正值得期待的事情。

今年三月，希尔顿在社交媒体上表示，他在 1980 年代后住院三周。他开始了“以及驱动这种经历”的工具，将其呈现在我面前。四月，希尔顿在社交媒体上宣布回归 TikTok，并向该平台及其相关人员表示感谢。

他此前在周三上午的置评请求中也未予回应。希尔顿的行为和认知在周三已被删除。

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战争的纠葛，在舞台内外

一名俄罗斯舞者的低调回归以及冲突连锁反应的揭露，为威尼斯舞蹈双年展增添了不和谐的基调。

威尼斯 —— 这里的双年展似乎无法摆脱关于俄罗斯的抵制。尽管乌克兰战争仍在继续，但该国重返这一艺术盛事在今年引发了数月的争议。7月，欧盟介入了这场争端，撤回了给予威尼斯双年展的一项多页资助。

现在，一名备受赞誉的芭蕾舞演员也成为了故事的一部分。本周末，作为规模更大的艺术双年展的配套活动，舞蹈双年展低调地迎来了圣彼得堡马林斯基芭蕾舞团的明星迪亚娜·维什涅娃。这位受欢迎的舞者与 Winnifranco（一个所谓的致力于 40 岁以上舞者的团体）共同演出，这是维什涅娃自 2023 年以来首次回到西方舞台，其缺席与 2022 年乌克兰局势有关。

周六，当维什涅娃作为 Winnifranco 舞团的一员登台时，人们很容易忘记她所代表的意义。芭蕾舞长期以来一直是俄罗斯最成功的文化出口产品之一，是国际声望和软实力的来源。但自从全面入侵乌克兰以来，国际舞蹈界的很大一部分力量试图与俄罗斯保持距离，包括与该国政府资助的舞团及其表演者切割。今年，莫斯科波尔肖伊芭蕾舞团的明星斯维特兰娜·扎哈罗娃在佛罗伦萨和罗马的演出被取消。

尽管维什涅娃在 2005 年至 2017 年期间曾是美国芭蕾舞剧院的首席舞者，且最初对战争表示反对，但她一直与那些支持入侵乌克兰的国家机构保持联系。马林斯基芭蕾舞团由指挥瓦列里·格尔吉耶夫领导，他与总统弗拉基米尔·V·普京关系密切。维什涅娃还是 Content 的创始人兼艺术总监，这是一个由国家能源巨头 Gazprom 赞助的圣彼得堡节日和平台。她更是被视为国家英雄，以至于 7 月普京通过克里姆林宫网站祝她 50 岁生日快乐。

在威尼斯，她的回归在一种折中的、缺乏宣传的情况下被处理。维什涅娃拒绝了本文的采访请求，一名 Winnifranco 发言人表示，她是以“作为艺术家的个人身份”被纳入国际舞团的。

从上至下：吉尔·罗曼、西尔维娅·阿森特和迪亚娜·维什涅娃在《威尼斯之死》的第一部分中；马林·拉德马克和维什涅娃在《视之桥》中；温·旭和 Eiko Oniko 在《什么是战争》中。周六的演出为今年的威尼斯舞蹈双年展画上了句号。

在对书面问题的回答中，一名双年展发言人表示，该活动“绝不会基于地理来源或国籍而排除任何人” —— 这与其在 2022 年入侵刚发生后的立场有所不同，当时双年展誓言将排除任何与俄罗斯政府有联系的艺术家或代表团。

维什涅娃的出现威胁到了 Winnifranco 的光芒，这家小公司希望在舞蹈世界中占据一席之地。Winnifranco 由俄罗斯出生的企业家兼前舞者 Steve Meakin 和德国马格德堡芭蕾舞团的长期首席舞者马林·拉德马克共同创立，它聚集了那些希望在大多数芭蕾表演者退休后的年龄继续其艺术追求的舞者。

这并非一个新概念。Ashe hands Dana Theater 3 作为荷兰公司的“价值”之水而出现。Rosie hands Dana Theater 从 1993 年到 2006 年一直存在，而在当代舞领域，总部位于柏林的 DancerIn Ensemble 自 2015 年成立以来便取得了持久的成功。但这些公司所拥有的，以及 Winnifranco 在此阶段追求的，是高水准的制作。

Winnifranco 的首演节目《Stereo's》在很大程度上受到了威尼斯本身的启发。第一部分《威尼斯之死》是以托马斯·曼 1951 年的中篇小说命名的，尽管从编舞中你根本无法察觉这一点。只有一部由 herne de Frutos 拍摄并参演的黑白电影，明确地借鉴了古斯塔夫·冯·阿舍斯巴赫的故事，这位中年作家在威尼斯与一名少年产生了痴迷之情。

在这些序列之间，四位编舞者——Inno 和 Marco van Opstal、Omar Román De Jende 以及 Rainer Behr——提供了与表演者成熟度并不匹配的舞蹈呈现。Vishneva 依次出现，与一名由 Gil Roman 饰演的自我中心男子及其显赫的情妇 (Silvia Ascanu) 一起演出。只有由 Behr 创作的最后一幕触及了冯·阿舍斯巴赫的死亡，通过将大海转化为一个被视频中的祖先所环绕的类基督形象。

中场休息后，Winnifranco 的舞团表演了《视觉之桥》，这是 61 岁的美国编舞家 John Neumann 的新作，他是 2026 世纪机械舞的巨匠。其记录是 mon-

taign：Rademaker 塑造的少年角色似乎在缓慢、审慎的地铁中回顾过去的关系。

虽然《视觉之桥》提供了更连贯的戏剧结构，但 Winnifranco 的舞者们仍然显得格格不入。Marc Gideazzi 和 Ignaz de Jongh 这两位极具个性的芭蕾明星大多隐没在背景之中。即使是才华横溢的 Vishneva，在很大程度上也只是扮演哀婉的母亲形象。目前尚不清楚 Winnifranco 在艺术上或政治上想要代表什么。

这为今年舞蹈双年展的后续结论铺平了道路。在英国编舞家 Wayne McGregor 的指导下，此次活动明确探讨了权力与支配的问题。2020 年的金狮奖（底特律的最高奖项）授予了 Margaret 舞蹈剧场，这是一家由原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民表演者组成的澳大利亚公司；银狮奖则授予了 Mamelis Nyanza，她是一位在作品中探讨社会不平等的南非编舞家和活动家。

其中一部作品简单地问道：“什么是战争？”在作品中，来自中国的 Wen Hsu 和来自日本的 Eiko Oniko（两人均为资深且经验丰富的表演者和编舞家）深入探讨了她们共同的痛苦历史。通过口述文本、视频和亲密的 Sandbraker 式短剧的结合，这回想起了她的祖母在 1992 年的一次日军轰炸中去世。与此同时，Oniko 回忆起她父亲作为日本士兵的短暂时光，以及日本作为侵略国的复杂遗产。

起初，两人从舞台两端缓慢地向对方走去。她粗鲁地抓着对方的衬衫，而看起来像 5 岁（5-alk-looking）的 Oniko 弯腰向前伸手，仿佛希望能触碰到她。当 Hsu 直接走过时，她看起来紧张且痛苦——这表明即使在数十年之后，对冲突的深刻反思依然遥不可及。

“即使战争与我个人有关”其中一人在早期的视频对话中问道。她们共同的脆弱感——直到一个痛苦的场景，她们脱掉衣服并轮流用眼泪擦拭对方的身体——使得这个问题看起来同样具有现实意义。随着新战争的展开，艺术应该如何应对？威尼斯双年展！如此接近，又如此

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公共场所中可避免的死亡

在一部新剧中，曼哈顿一座高耸建筑的工作人员时刻留意着意图自残的访客。

从左起：Will Ingram、Subrayas 和 Anastasia Laska 出现在《The Vessel》中，这是一部以曼哈顿 Madison Yards 区域名为“The Vessel”的宾夕法尼亚酒吧结构为背景的戏剧。

在地面之上一个 14,000 级阶梯的墙体上，三位同事保持警觉。他们并不完全清楚在寻找什么。也许是一种眼神，一种让某人从人群中脱颖而出的神情，标志着他们心烦意乱，或者可能正处于自残的任务中。这并不是一个近期景点的员工通常承担的任务，但 Brendan Guegen 的新剧《The 》就设定在这座名为 The 的 100 英尺高格栅步道结构中，该结构于 2019 年在曼哈顿西区的 Madison Yards 豪华开发区开放。

The

8 月 22 日在 3:00:59 Theaters (曼哈顿) 开始演出，时长：2 小时 20 分钟。

虽然剧中讲述的故事是虚构的，但它受到了该地点成功背后的众多细节蜂巢式历史的启发：在 2018 年 2 月至 2019. 7 月之间发生了四起事件。最年轻的是 14, 岁，最年长的是 24 岁。

对于死者以及在那里感受到的人来说，在 10:59 Theaters 上演的《The 》中有一个元素处理得非常正确。这部剧由 Peter Charley 执导，并不旨在利用悲剧或描绘自杀。相反，它关注的是当可避免的死亡发生在公共场所时，对目击者和旁观者造成的毁灭性影响。对于 Drake (Subrayas)、Many (Anastasia Lockr) 和 Viggo (Will Ingram) 这三个 20 多岁的人来说，他们的工作场所就在“”中。他们的正式头衔是“公园大使”，尽管他们实际上并不在公园工作。回答游客的问题是这份每小时 115 工作的组成部分。但正如 Drake 所说，“我们必须防止痛苦。或者进行干预。归根结底，我们是保安。”

他们主要通过彼此交谈来消磨时间，带有沉思色彩。当来自犹他州、目光好奇的 Viggo 刚来到这座城市时，Drake 和乐观的 Many 已经在岗。在 Viggo 上岗的第一天，一名访客自杀带来的集体创伤将他们三人联系在一起，他们为自己的警戒职责赋予了一种自发的变化：互相照顾，成为彼此的安全与福祉防线。

尤其是 Suhanna，观察她的表现很有趣，而由 Tony DeBrossello 设计的简单几何布景很好地暗示了“作案者” 的单一呼唤。然而，这部剧的基调不稳定，有时对于 3:00:59's Theater C 的狭小空间来说过于夸张，且舞台呈现的稳定性倾向于模糊。例如，如果观众能知道剧中的 3 个场景分别发生在现实生活中一名访客在“”死亡的那一天，将会很有帮助。

剧中的人们在这些日子里也进行着评判。但由于剧本敏感的规避，我们基本上被要求在事后才意识到自杀已经发生。Viggo 在第二幕顶端激动地发表的独白发生在有人跳楼三周之后，但我们并不知情。因此，这种有组织的爆发显得仅仅是躁狂——而且声音相当大，在工作时间里极不寻常。

贯穿始终且清晰的是自杀给这三名工人生活带来的重量，以及他们感到的责任感和内疚感——无论是因为他们未能理解死亡，还是可能本可以阻止死亡。这些感受在 Drake 身上尤为根深蒂固，他是一个特技人员，在来到“”之前曾在一家发生过悲剧的小学担任保安。他在“”的经历将创伤层层叠加。

整部剧发生在第四起自杀事件导致该结构关闭三年的之前。很难想象——而《The 》绝对希望我们去思考——在第一起死亡事件发生后，花了多么长的时间才让这个景点变得更安全。

如今在“Vessel”入口外展示的“行为准则”在最底部注明，该建筑的某些楼层“已经采取”——这些重新召回、接下来的设置，是一项在2024.实施的功能。告示牌用小号粗体大写字母补充道：“请尊重这些需求。”

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伦敦郊区感受到“泰德·拉索”效应

ingly, geonoquely rich characters,” Hunt said.

绿色也成为了“我内心能量的核心，”Hunt 表示。伴随着《泰德·拉索》（Ted Lasso）而来的，是“那些与剧中关于共情和希望的信息产生共鸣的粉丝们的朝圣之旅的结合。

其中就包括 Pete Bombaci，在最近一个阳光明媚的下午，他与 51. 岁的伴侣 Sheli Rahman 坐在酒吧外的遮阳伞下吃炸鱼和薯条。他说，当他从多伦多计划这次庆祝 89 岁生日的伦敦之旅时，来到里士满（Richmond）“是必须的”。

Rahman 表示，亲眼看到里士满是很特别的：“我们热爱这个地方，尽管我们对此完全不了解。我们只知道屏幕里有它，但那里确实存在某种连接。”

这对夫妇估计，他们和他们的

上述图片为《泰德·拉索》在伦敦的拍摄地之一。从最左侧起，分别是电视剧中的 Brendan Hunt 和 Jason Sutphin。中左为 Princess Moadpath，部分场景在此拍摄。中右为该剧的官方商店。底部为里士满绿地（Richmond Green）。

ten on the up, conversations about their love of the show.

《泰德·拉索》于 2010, 年首播，目前很难衡量镇中心交通流量的增加在多大程度上是由于该剧，或是由于新冠疫情后零售业的回归。

但根据支持当地企业的非营利组织 Be Richmond 的营销与传播经理 Eleanor Miller 的说法，自从该剧开播以来，里士满的酒店报告的美国游客数量增加了一倍。她补充说，毫无疑问，这部剧已经“吸引了游客进入镇中心”。

位于里士满山顶 Reebok 酒吧的业余经理、31, 岁的 Billy Hall 表示赞同。在英格兰世界杯前一晚前往阿根廷后在绿地上恢复体力的 Hall 表示，许多访问他酒吧的《泰德·拉索》游客（大多是美国人）很容易通过他们身穿的红蓝足球球衣以及携带的《泰德·拉索》商店购物袋来识别。

2022, 年，Emmy Mac 开始注意到有更多的美国人访问她的家乡。Mac 意识到他们是为了《泰德·拉索》而来的，她在哺乳期间观看了这部剧并深深爱上了它，她最近在电话中表示。受在美国参观过的影视拍摄地的启发， 开始提供里士满 20 个拍摄地的导览服务。

如今， 在周日最多运行三场导览，并在其他日子提供私人导览。她估计，私人导览中的 30% 的人来自北美。 表示，她对这种关注程度感到惊讶，而且导览带来的收入超过了她的预期。

“我尝试用泰德的心态去做每件事，” 说。因此，她考虑让当地居民感到舒适，包括在周日运行常规导览，并在工作日期间进行标题步行（title-walks）。她最近在夏季周三上午增加的一场导览，如果明年“收到当地居民反馈说这太过了”，她表示将不再举办。

根据里士满议会负责人 Gareth Roberts 的说法，“大多数人都意识到了”《泰德·拉索》带来的“转变”。他通过电子邮件补充说，这是一个“平衡”问题，以确保居民不会“觉得他们的社区纯粹是一个电影布景或旅游景点”。

在最近的一个下午，一些居民似乎并不认同这种“泰德·拉索”效应。在当地生活了 35 年的特许会计师 Scott Chryad 表示，他没有注意到里士满作为目的地的氛围有显著变化，并补充说这部剧在当地并不是一个“谈资”。

部分原因可能是，根据 Be Richmond 的 Miller 说法，里士满-瑟本-泰晤士（Richmond-spons-Thames）区是一个风景如画的地区，拥有几座皇家宫殿，且距离伦敦中心和 Brackrow 机场都很近，长期以来每年平均有 450 万 名游客稳定到访。

与一些此前默默无闻但现在迎来大量游客的目的地（例如拍摄《Schaff’s Creek》的安大略省古德伍德）相反，里士满一直是许多其他剧集和电影的取景地，包括《Bridgeview》和《莎翁情史》。

尽管如此，该剧的联合创作者Hunt（他同时饰演助理教练Beard）表示，说到深受人们喜爱的里士满中心，“我现在不能像几年前那样坦然地在那里露面了。”

“在海街（High Street）行走不像以前那么容易了，”他补充道。

15岁的儿子将《Ted Lasso》的前三季看了五遍。“我被这部剧感动、提及并启发，”Bombaci说道。他说，该剧传递的“我们需要彼此才能生存，更不用说繁荣”的信息，与他经营的旨在推广以人为本的慈善机构GenWolf的其他理念相一致。

对于住在印度孟买、特意来到里士满一日游以参观“Ted”相关地点的24,岁青年Roshabh Shah来说，该剧的核心格言“相信”——相信你自己，相信你周围的人——是关键。

“很难不产生共鸣，”他说。“这是一个如此简单、基础的想法。”在Season 1中，Ted在球队更衣室的一张黄色海报上用蓝色大写字母写下了“Believe”。Shah从附近的“Ted Lasso”商店买了一个该风格的标牌和一个Twitter。

虽然里士满有许多物体和非官方的“Ted”主题物品，但这家官方商店是由华纳兄弟授权的。店主Kite Pyram和Thomas Diernan于2024,年12月将其开业，距离岸边Tenth公寓仅隔几扇门，位于一条田园诗般的鹅卵石街道上。

该店将产品——包括足球围巾、个性化球衣和“与老板共食饼干（bascuits with the boss）”袜子——销往全球，但Pyram估计30%的销售额来自店内。

“由于这部剧的性质，它对很多人来说非常私人，”Pyram说道。在店内，沿着走道排列的角色口号和卡通形象已成为绝佳的自拍背景，而顾客们-

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在社交媒体上，小型跳蛛赢得了一批追随者。

作者：ALEXANDRA ALTER

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Nick James，参加在下曼哈顿为《Dover》杂志“新学院风”（The New Prep）特刊举办的派对的宾客。

在布鲁克林市中心一家 Goodwill 商店门外的“Hoodwill”处的 Skaggers。

“Hoodwill”对比 Goodwill 旧货淘金

布鲁克林的街头摊贩拦截前往非营利商店的捐赠物品并将其出售。

作者：SIMONE NEIVER

大多数日子在上午 10 点左右，Tydlawn Kennedy, 33,（自称 Ty）谈到了他所谓的 ，这是对知名二手连锁店 名称的一种戏仿。与 一样， 销售的产品取决于其收到的捐赠。而且与 一样， 吸引的是寻求实惠商品的顾客。有时他们是在寻找一些新颖或有价值的东西。

但 没有正门，没有价格标签，也没有经营许可证。Kennedy 和一群男性同伙在布鲁克林市中心 Bond 街和 Schermerhorn 街附近的一段公共人行道上，直接从捐赠物品到达时的袋子中出售这些捐赠商品。

“我能只要一个袋子吗，女士？”Kennedy 询问一名正将捐赠品带往 商店（就在 摊贩身后）的女性，笑容和双手同时拿到了两个袋子。

“这是新到货！”他大声喊道，与此同时， 的顾客们打开袋子，搜寻他们想要的东西。许多人是常客，他们整天等待看 Kennedy 会拿到什么。

Kennedy 接触的人中大约有五分之一会捐出捐赠品。在运气好的一天，他能积攒十几个袋子。 商店通常会收到更多。

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极小之星编织起追随者之网

这些微小的跳蛛在网络上日益受欢迎，甚至在那些怕虫的人群中也是如此。

作者：ALEXANDRA ALFER

对很多人来说，劳伦·泰勒（Lauren Taylor）位于波恩（Bonn, Nov.）的家可能很快就像噩梦一样。她的房子里住着大约 2,000 只蜘蛛，随着怀孕的雌蛛产下包含数十只新蜘蛛幼崽的卵袋，这个数字每天都在增加。

这种蜘蛛冒险是刻意为之的。泰勒是一位 35 岁的平面设计师，她培育、饲养并销售宠物跳蛛，跳蛛已迅速成为最受欢迎的蜘蛛品种。短短三十年的病毒式传播视频记录了它们的蜘蛛趣事。

通过她的公司 Spider Stuff，泰勒今年到目前为止已售出约 600 只蜘蛛，因为对宠物跳蛛的需求已经激增。她的职业生涯则在“袖套”中设计，在不同的尝试中防止同类相食。她还养了 35 只蜘蛛作为宠物，其中包括一只 1 岁且充满好奇心的哈里（Harry）。这只不安的跳蛛拥有深色的牙龈，腹部有坚硬且闪烁着青绿色光芒的斑点。

在最近的一次视频通话中，体型比泰勒指甲盖还小的哈里在她的手上爬行，在手指间跳跃，在停下来清理自己之前抖动前腿。

“与蜘蛛建立联系，在你第一次尝试之前，你永远不会认为这是‘可能的’，”泰勒说道。根据品种的不同，她对跳蛛的定价大约在 200 到 200x 之间。

跳蛛——一种分布在除南极洲以外所有大洲的常见蜘蛛品种，包含至少 8,000 个物种——已成为社交媒体的宠儿和最出人意料的年度名人。它们作为宠物的流行得益于其在社交媒体上的吸引力，在那些特写镜头中，它们栖息在人类修剪整齐的指甲上，用八只深邃的黑色眼睛充满好奇地凝视着。

这些社交媒体明星有着可爱的名字，如 Bairde、Ivy、Juniper、Pump-

像 Pride 这样与主人劳伦·泰勒亲近的蜘蛛，已成为出人意料的社交媒体明星。

kin 和 Flower。它们会做一些可爱的事情，比如把头向一边倾斜，在它们的小网吊床里蜷缩，像在挥手一样在头顶挥动前腿，在微型面包店和超市里爬行，并在啃食活虫时盯着电视机看。

它们的粉丝称它们为 spooders、spoods 和 web puppies（网 puppy）。

在这些蜘蛛狂热者中，有些人曾经非常害怕现在与它们共处的动物。“我以前非常恐惧它们，”来自俄勒冈州波特兰的 34, 岁舞蹈教师奥利维亚·奥斯特伦德（Olivia Östlund）说道，她在克服恐惧症后变得“完全沉迷”于蜘蛛。

她现在家里有近 250 只成年蜘蛛和无数只幼蛛，她通过自己的公司 Duncan With Spoods 销售这些蜘蛛。另一位蜘蛛皈依者是来自加利福尼亚州奥克利的 39, 岁五孩全职母亲乔琳·赫尔南德斯（Jolene Hernandez），社交媒体改变了她认为蜘蛛可怕且恶心的认知，并激励她养自己的跳蛛。

“我的亲戚和家人觉得我疯了，”她说。她补充道，常见的反应是“为什么”和“天呐”。

长期以来被贬低为诡异或令人恐惧的蜘蛛，经历了一次显著的形象大改造。部分原因是，正如人们所说，它们恰好提供了优质的内容。

在一个社交媒体内容如此重复、充斥着品牌赞助广告的时代，这些蜘蛛带来了一股截然不同的冲击：一只微小的毛茸茸生物在屏幕上爬行，一只比咖啡豆大不了多少的蜘蛛在“糖果”前跳跃，就像一个要求被抱起来的幼儿，或者跳到人的手上。

这些温馨的人蛛互动为观众提供了一个机会，去重新审视之前持有的关于哪些生物值得被爱的偏见，并发现自己的想法发生了改变。

蜘蛛倡导者表示，跳蛛是完美的蛛形纲大使。它们体型小，好奇且观察力强，而且经常被人类认为具有敏感性。

“人们才刚刚发现这些动物是多么聪明且迷人，”辛辛那提大学的生态学家、副教授内森·莫雷尔曼（Nathan Morelman）说道，他专门研究跳蛛。“如果你作为一个人将它们作为宠物进行互动，你会很快意识到它们在非常密切地关注着你。”

跳蛛和猫一样是独居动物，虽然它们会咬人，但除非受到威胁，否则很少这样做，而且它们的毒液对人类无害。

动物权利倡导者并不喜欢人们通过饲养宠物蜘蛛来强行满足其欲望。一些人认为，在饱和的社交媒体环境下，这种永不满足的新奇追求不应该将

无辜的八足无脊椎动物拖入蜘蛛的“路边摊”。

在去年的文章中，善待动物组织（PETA）将跳蛛热潮称为一次“粗糙的社交媒体狂欢”，并认为蜘蛛不应被视为“道具”。

在某种意义上，蜘蛛主人和批评者达成了一致：蜘蛛值得更多的关注。

“一旦你体验过跳蛛并意识到它很罕见且无害，你就会开始意识到所有的蜘蛛都是一样的，其中一些并不是为了捕捉你，”住在华盛顿州邦尼湖的37岁临终关怀护士贝蒂·班尼斯特（Betty Bannister）说道。

几年前，在看到一段跳蛛在小房子里爬行的视频后，她爱上了蜘蛛。班尼斯特现在至少拥有99只跳蛛，并且她正在自己房产的一间改造棚屋中开设一个摊位，用于经营她的蜘蛛业务——Web Puppy Lodge。

与数十年前的宠物捕鸟蛛热潮（长期以来具有极强的恐惧感）不同，跳蛛业务由女性主导，她们利用这些动物在社交媒体上的吸引力，并

比尔·凯利·班尼斯特（Bill Kelly Bannister）的联系图标，她拥有99只跳蛛并开设了一家公司。Vader的TikTok视频播放量超过200万次，以及为这些微小生物创建的微缩景观，培育了数千只跳蛛的Akron Taylor，以及右侧一只准备好特写镜头的小星。

“我刚刚爱上了一只蜘蛛吗？是的，我爱上了。”

将一种DJ X工艺的敏锐度带入她们的业务中，设计出配备齐全的餐厅，顾客可以用微型家具、游戏结构和人偶进行装饰。

住在南卡罗来纳州、有两个孩子的33岁母亲克劳迪娅·阿诺德·赖查德（Claudia Arnold Reichard）在看了YouTube上热门的儿童动画片《蜘蛛卢卡》（Luca the Spider）后开始接触跳蛛。她目前拥有六只跳蛛，包括Pebbles和Tinkerball，它们在网上拥有忠实的追随者。

在一段播放量超过200万次的TikTok视频中，她的蜘蛛Vader伸手触碰一个小粘土人偶，看起来像是蜘蛛在尝试依恋。“我刚刚爱上了一只蜘蛛吗？是的，我爱上了，”一名观众在充满心形表情的评论中写道。

“人们就是对她欲罢不能，”赖查德说。

当Vader在四月份因年老去世时，赖查德收到了粉丝们大量心碎的评论——这种对一只蜘蛛离世的集体悲痛之情，或许自几代人被《夏洛的网》震撼以来就未曾出现过。

随着对跳蛛需求的增长，以及昆虫和其他无脊椎动物作为宠物的普及，大型连锁店进入了该领域，这引起了独立蜘蛛行业部分人士的不满。

去年，在Pelco和Perlimart开始销售跳蛛后，超过2,000人签署了一项请愿书，要求这些连锁店停止销售。

Pelco未回应置评请求。Perlimart的一位代表表示，公司“维持严格的动物福利、编织和供应商合规标准”，并遵循“关于宠物在店内期间的护理、健康和福祉的全面标准”。

销售情况十分强劲：Perlimart 正在将其门店的品种增加巨型非洲千足虫和泥沼甲虫，自去年 8 月引入跳蛛以来，该公司已售出数万只。

当然，也有将跳蛛作为宠物的公司。他们禁止了那些需要宠物饲料的人，比如心虫、果蝇和蟋蟀。跳蛛的寿命通常只有大约一到三年。它们可能会逃出围栏并失踪。或者你可能会不小心买到一只怀孕的蜘蛛，结果面对数百只幼蛛。不过，一批幼蛛在互联网上可能会成为热门话题。

几年前，在洛杉矶一家非营利机构工作的 Trans Gayton 在她的两只跳蛛 Opal 和 Jude 到货时发现它们怀孕了，这让她大吃一惊。18 岁的 Gayton 随后面对 400 只蜘蛛宝宝。她说，她并没有计划“成为蜘蛛祖父母”，但她接受了这个角色，对它们进行照料并最终将其出售。

Gayton 在社交媒体上以 Trans the Bug Lady 的身份向其 300 多万名粉丝发布内容，她还为其他蜘蛛家长创建了一个 Facebook 小组，用于分享照片和问题。该小组规模不断扩大，吸引了其他跳蛛爱好者，目前拥有 11,000 多名成员。

一段关于 Opal 将她的宝宝蜘蛛“塞进”卵囊的 TikTok 视频获得了超过 260 万次观看。“ 是个如此棒的网站！”一名观众评论道。另一名观众虽然讨厌蜘蛛，但为 破了例：“我讨厌蜘蛛，除了 。她可以留下。”

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THAGAZINE.COM

FLOURMAN TO

葡萄牙，梅利德斯 (Melides, Portugal)

梅利德斯是一个位于葡萄牙阿连特茹 (Alentejo) 海岸、莱斯博斯 (Lesbos) 以南约 50 英里的微小村庄，目前正处于从农业家园向设计目的地的转型早期——甚至可以说，仅处于初步——阶段。该地区拥有充满热情的湿地、牲畜养殖场以及未开发县域的遗迹。

英国艺术家杰森·马丁 (Jason Martin) 于 2007 年从莱斯博斯来到这里，寻找一个可以进行大规模创作的地方。“我在想，好吧，大西洋在哪里？城市在哪里？欧洲最后一个充满异域风情的地方在哪里？”他说道。马丁买下了一块大理石般质地的土地，为了获得在该地建造工作室的许可，他种植了葡萄园并进入了葡萄酒行业。

随后，鞋类设计师克里斯蒂安·鲁布托 (Christian Louboutin) 开始在梅利德斯购买房产。他的朋友，纺织和陶瓷设计师卡罗琳娜·欧文 (Carolina Irving) 正在寻找一处海滨度假地。“我们发现了那个神奇的地方，那里有一片稻田、一个潟湖，以及一条尽头是海滩的土路，”她说道。

2012 年，鲁布托在镇中心开设了 Vermelho Melides 酒店。现在这里出现了一个拥有数百万美元住宅的新开发区。当地人担心住房负担能力以及对该地区脆弱环境的潜在影响。几年前，鲁布托协助创立了 important Melides，一家保护类非营利组织。

目前，梅利德斯仍是一个小村庄。“它令人惊叹，荒野、风吹雨打，且奇异，”马丁说道。完整文章请见 Magazine.com。AAA CLIMATOR

住宿

“克里斯蒂安在村里建造了 Vermelho Melides 酒店，”欧文说道。“这座建筑完全是新建的，但他让它看起来像是从 19 世纪起就在那里一样。”她是协助鲁布托进行装饰的团队成员之一。每晚约 3425 起。

欧文还推荐了 Quinta Amala。“它在稻田顶端拥有可爱的度假屋，视野可一直延伸至海洋。”每晚约 3250 起。

从左起：Quinta Amala 的房间，以及由克里斯蒂安·鲁布托开设的 Vermelho Melides。

马丁建议选择 Cana de Santiago，“一座位于梅利德斯以南约 20 分钟车程的山丘上的美丽七卧室房屋。”整栋房屋每晚约 10,700 起。

梅利德斯 3500 的主厨卡拉·索尼娅 (Carla Sonia) 表示，Pa te me 由四栋房屋组成。“它位于梅利德斯乡村的中心，拥有一个无边泳池、安静的区域和私人瑜伽。”每晚约 8970 起。

饮食

“我会在一天最后一间房之后，走进位于 [卡瓦尔哈尔 (Carvalhal) 海滩，梅利德斯以北约 15 英里] 的 Sal，”玛塔·阿尔维娜 (Marta Alvina) 说道，她是 RockBase 的共同所有者，RockBase 是梅利德斯的一栋可供游客租赁的“当代民居”。“我喜欢当地采购的鱼类，它们用木炭空烤并用海盐调味。”

欧文表示，位于 Vermelho Melides 酒店内的 Vermelho Bar “非常出色”，

Road, centiteld 和 El Fadlan 的 Sion，这家餐厅的全面运营是新鲜烹饪的。

她补充道，“酒吧本身是由塞维利亚的一位专门为圣周制作银色祭坛的工匠手工打造的。”

马丁称 Siona de Celso（距离梅利德斯以南约一小时车程）是“毫无疑问的阿连特茹地区最好的餐厅”。他还推荐了经营已久的餐厅 El Fadlan。“你可以花 10 美元吃一顿饭，而且一切都是新鲜的，所有东西都会很可靠，”他说道。

他还指出了 Tania Melides，那里“展示了非常棒的挂图卡通和一小时项目。那里还有很棒的西西里 decula，这是一种用橄榄腌制的金头鲷。”

索尼娅表示 El Melidense “拥有迷人的氛围，价格合理，并供应传统的阿连特茹美食”。她还提到了 Tin Rosa，称其为“当地的一家标志性机构”。

从左起：Yala Dura，一家装饰品和花店；Fashion Clinic 提供服装和家居用品。

购物

“去梅利德斯的 Yala Dura 买手工陶瓷和鲜花，”阿尔维娜说道，并补充说葡萄牙花艺设计师 Rio Freitas 与 Christian Louboutin 共同创建了这家店。她还推荐了位于卡瓦哈尔的 Fashion Clinic，表示：“我特别喜欢 Trades 的蜡烛。”

欧文建议去同样位于卡瓦哈尔的 Mark Cole，该店由室内设计师 Jacques Grange 共同拥有。“你可以在我们的圈子里布置整栋房子。”她还提到 Normina Melides 拥有“极佳的选择”来购买海滩装和家居用品。

马术中心 Caridos na Areia 位于 Praia da Alente Nova 海滩，让人感到心境平和。

探索

阿尔维娜称 Praia da Alente Nova 是“该地区最美丽的海滩之一”。关于提供引导式 Facebook 骑行服务的马术中心 Caridos na Areia，她说：“我就是喜欢早起，在空旷的沙滩上骑行数公里。”

马丁说：“Praia da Gato 毫无疑问是欧洲最好的海滩之一。你必须走下[大约 100 级台阶]才能到达那里。如果你沿着海滩走得更远，周围就一个人也没有。太不可思议了。”

索尼娅说：“在 Lagoa de Melides，一条沙洲将潟湖与大海分开，创造出一面随侧面而变化的淡水镜子，”并补充道，“这就是那里的梅利德斯精髓。”

无论出生于何时，都在重温 1980 年代

Hala 平台上的《The Shards》改编自 Best Eastern Ellis 的小说，背景设定在风格化的洛杉矶。

作者：ROPHIA JUNG

“我们的父母？结婚过？”Kian Gerber 不自觉地说道，上周在曼哈顿庆祝 Ryan Murphy 的新剧《The Shards》时，她在亮蓝色的地毯上表现出震惊。“这不对。”

尽管她现在与她的共演者 Homer Gore 关系良好，但她坚持认为自己从未见过这位年轻演员，而后者之父 Richard Gore 在 1981 年至 1995 年期间与她的母亲 Cindy Crawford 结婚。

在这部基于 Best Eastern Ellis 2023 年关于 1994 年洛杉矶青少年生活的小说而改编的私立学校惊悚剧中，Gore 和 Gerber 扮演高中生，身处一个他们父母曾经出没并相识的城市的认证版本中。

尽管如此，Murphy 对这段历史持谨慎态度。

“在选角之前，我与 Kian 和 Homer 谈过，”Murphy 说。“我问：‘你们对此感觉如何？你们的敏感点在哪里？有什么想法吗？’因为我在意他们。如果其中一个人反对，我就不会这么做。”

Gerber 表示，她的成长经历与剧中的世界截然不同，在剧中，富有的青少年被放任自流，举办由可卡因驱动的派对，开着他们的 Pocahontas 在 Multisland Drive 上疾驰，像一部真实的杀手电视节目一样穿梭在城市中。

“我的洛杉矶青少年经历与剧中描绘的不同，”Gerber 说。

她认为这部周三开始在 Hala 播出的剧集，触及了青少年时期的一种感觉，即世界尚未向你展示其许多危险。“但我们的

剧集开始引导我们面对那些就在我们脚下潜伏的恐怖，”她说。

她说，她注定会成为 Ellis 的粉丝，后者在 1995 年的小说《Love That Zero》中首次捕捉到了这座城市的回归。他在 21 岁时出版了那本书，同样讲述了在洛杉矶一个快速、由药物驱动的领域中成长的故事。

“我觉得在洛杉矶长大，有一套女性标准：Best Eastern Ellis, Jean-Delion 和 Eve Balitz，”与 Alyssa Bowler 共同经营热门读书会 Library Science 的 Gerber 说道。

Murphy 也是这位作者的长期粉丝，其 1981 年的作品让他想起了自己的青春时代。

“当它出现时，我简直像只猫一样迫不及待地跳上去，”Murphy 说。“我知道那些歌曲。我知道那些衣服。我知道一切，因为我经历过。那是我的时代。”

Murphy 表示他热爱书中对 Emline Harry 的引用（他告诉我们他当时是个青少年），以及像 Ultravac 的《Vienna》、Blender 的《Raptors》和 Lype Inc. 的《Punkynews》等歌曲——其中一些

（从左至右：Kian Gerber, Homer Gore, Alyssa Warren, Igbt Rapper 和 Graham Campbell。）

“我知道那些歌曲，我知道那些衣服，我知道一切，因为我经历过。”

这些歌曲被纳入了剧中。

Murphy 表示，虽然回顾那个 era, 是很有趣的，但也是痛苦的。虽然艾滋病危机并非 Ellis 小说的一部分，但 Murphy 在编写剧本时对这个主题很感兴趣。

“我的第一次约会是在 1981 年 2 月，而 1981 年 7 月出现了关于一种新疾病的消息，”Murphy 说。“我在这种与死亡如此亲近的氛围中长大。”

嘉宾们在切尔西的 85th Theatre 观看了第一集的放映，然后沿着街道走到切尔西酒店参加一场充满了那个时代物件的聚会：飞行员风格的太阳镜，50 个电视别针，View Masters 和 Pat Beaume 磁带。

在看完演员们吸食可卡因、服用电影药片和跳迪斯科摇滚舞之后，这场派对感觉很温和。

格伯穿过酒吧走向她的父母，辛迪·克劳馥和兰迪·格伯。在剧中饰演年轻虚构版埃利斯的Igbt Rapper，倾斜了一杯放着橙子块的水。饰演埃利斯女友黛比·沙夫克的雷恩·沃伦，用一部一次性相机拍了一张续杯的照片。最近主演了墨菲的《爱情故事》（该剧描绘了小约翰·F·肯尼迪与卡罗琳·罗塞特·肯尼迪之间悲剧性关系的）格蕾丝·戈米，喝了一杯红葡萄酒。

几位客人的打扮符合那个era，穿着侧马尾、闪亮连衣裙并戴着扑粉的查尔默斯帽。在剧中饰演好莱坞权势制片人助理的剧场制作人乔丹·罗斯，在想这部剧是否能从80年代找到更好的东西。

“谢谢瑞安·墨菲，”罗斯说。“热爱《Stray》，进入我们的80年代怀旧，而《Sharife》带给我们80年代的怀旧。”

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布鲁克林“Hoodwill”与 Goodwill 二手销售之争

以及新泽西州北部运营着 30 个趋势门店，包括位于布鲁克林市中心的一家。26 岁的 Katy Cain-Stiggs 作为首席执行官，将 Goodwill 的使命描述为帮助“残疾人士和快车族在竞争中胜出，获得独立并连接到工作的力量”，这是一个注册非营利组织。

在布鲁克林市中心的门店，一件牛仔裤或一双鞋的价格目前可能在 50-50 到 120-90 之间。灯具的价格在 $1.99 到 $10.00 之间，具体取决于尺寸以及是否带有灯罩；购物者可以节省大量资金，部分价格标为 $1.99，而像游戏系统这样的商品价格则高达 $20.00。

Gani-Stiggs 表示， 的价格“非常合理”。

在 Hoodwill，大多数衣服的价格为 $2.10，在 16 电子产品几乎总是低于 100。Kennedy 还出售像马克杯和盘子这样的商业用品，价格从 1 美元到一些基本上免费的衣服，因为没人想要它们。

Marynie Rodriguez 在 Kenneb 的访谈中表示，她过去常在 购物，但发现人行道上的商品更好且价格更优。她说她在 Hoodwill 购物已有 34 年。

虽然 Hoodwill 仍然设在人行道上，但 已经建立了电子商务阵地。 门店开始接收更多有价值的物品在在线平台销售，包括 自己的网站。在那里，设计师可以在定时拍卖中竞标物品。她的儿子竞标了一件 2023 年的 Chanel Creme 挂脖上衣，在还剩 9 小时 12 分钟时价格为 $350。购物者也可以直接购买某些物品。一枚 1.24 克拉的铂金镶钻戒指售价为 $61,000。

相比之下，Kennedy 以 $5 的价格卖掉了一个 2008 年的四鞍包（部分状态未注明），以 $2 的价格卖掉了一条 1989 年的 Chanel 丝绸围巾，以及一件复古 Marlboro T 恤，售价 $2. 一名在线卖家（在本文发布时）对同一件 T 恤的开价为 $450。

Kennedy 意识到他几乎白白卖掉了设计师产品和收藏品。但他不在乎。“当然，我可以把这些卖给其他人（butly else），但我没有时间或耐心，”他说道，并补充说他的客户“不想花真钱”。

“他们看着你免费获得，然后你在外面销售，”他说。“Gani，，Hoodwill 几乎没有管理费用。没有需要维护的店面，也没有保险或员工福利。”

以低价销售有价值的设计师物品可能是一种市场策略。Kennedy 解释道：“你永远不知道会得到什么，所以你会回来。”

Gani-Stiggs 承认，某些类别的贵重和设计师物品，如乐器、油画和珠宝，不再出现在 的门店中。但她说， 门店前供应商的存在证明了贵重物品仍然在流入。

在 道路上方可见： “仅限内部捐赠”以及“您的捐赠在内部接受 - 100% 轮转 6k 街道无痕迹”。

还经常在街角部署一名保安，以阻止人们向 Hoodwill 卖家捐赠。今天早晨，Kennedy 和保安发生了轻微冲突。

“你从我这里抢走袋子了吗，伙计？”Kennedy 喊道。据他所说，捐赠者似乎愿意给他几个袋子，但保安中断了捐赠。Gani-Stiggs 表示，为了“解决该地区的生存质量问题”， 已“显著增加了门店安保”。

Gani-Stiggs 说，“年复一年，年复一年”， 一直要求“社区利益相关者”——包括警方、卫生局、当地议员和商业发展

grunge —— 介入打击 Hoodwill。纽约时报多次联系纽约警察局寻求评论，但未收到回复。

卫生局在一份书面声明中表示，它已计划与警察局开展“几次即将到来的跨部门执法行动”，以执行 Goodwill 前方的街头摊贩法律，“这些行动是与当地议员协调组织，并响应社区成员的重复请求。”

15 议员 Brother 表示，他尊重“在纽约市生存所需的门槛”，并补充说，当他“在 2021 年进入市议会时，这已经是一个长期存在的问题”。Goodwill 和 Hoodwill 都在他的选区内。

他说，起初他认为没有理由干预。“他们销售商品并赚点钱，并没有真正伤害到任何人，”他回忆起当时的想法，“世界上有更大的问题。”

但 Brother 表示，随着时间的推移，来自 和选民的投诉增加了。他收到报告称，一些卖家在人们进入 时激进地恳求捐赠，有时甚至从他们手中抢夺袋子。而且他说，在卖家推开摊位后，衣服和其他碎片被遗留在原地。

《纽约时报》接触了四家邻近企业；其中一些愿意在本文中公开评论。Brother 认为，许多捐赠者在向 Hoodwill 卖家捐赠时，并没有意识到他们并不是在向 捐赠。“这其中存在欺骗元素，”他说。

在一个周六早晨，《纽约时报》接触了每一个向 Kennedy 递交捐赠物的人；没有一个人表示他们认为自己是在向 捐赠。选择去 Hoodwill 而非 最常见的原因是 的价格。

上图的 Toshana Kennedy 是一名 “Hoodwill” 摊贩，这些男性以低价销售设计师商品作为营销策略：“你永远不知道会买到什么，所以你会再次光顾。” 一些人放弃了 而选择人行道摊贩。 Industries 和一些邻居将该摊贩视为顾客。Kennedy 表示，他会将下图的婴儿食品赠送给有需要的国家。

“我的目标是尝试每天至少获得 $200、$300，”一名摊贩说，“我努力激励自己。”

Jeremy Carr 是一位 TikTok 影响力者，也是 Hoodwill 的捐赠者和购物者之一，他表示 和其他卖家应该受到“保护”。

Downtown Brooklyn Partnership 的总裁 Regina Went 在一份书面声明中表示，他“认为，非法摊贩是该社区的一个标志，这使得 的捐赠者在面对其商品时受到激进的盘问，人行道被税收堆满，居民们则积极避开这些区域。”

Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District 的资源总监 Kelly Carroll 表示，她担心附近 Sabbatier 街头卖家的“灌木状主题”。他们同样会“拦截”捐赠物。“我们正在与 Hoodwill 沟通，”她说。

Benjamin Ross 是一名已经在某处购物 2-4 年的摊贩，他说这些卖家已经成为了“纽约一些更亲近的联系”。“他们是试图生存的工人阶级小伙子，”他说。

一名要求匿名且停止奖金的卖家表示，他过去因在 Hoodwill 销售而收到过几张罚单，他曾尝试申请摊贩许可证，但他表示，受限的资格要求和等待名单让他感到气馁。

多年来，在纽约市获得街头摊贩许可证非常困难，因为许可证的数量上限远低于需求，导致许多摊贩等待多年或在没有许可证的情况下经营。在市议会批准相关法律后，这一制度将发生改变，该法律将在未来几年大幅增加可用摊贩许可证的数量。

城市正义中心（Urban Justice Center）街头摊贩项目执行董事穆罕默德·阿图（Mohamed Attu）表示，他们并不认为这是一个“良好的开端”。他说，许可证提供了“政府的认可”，证明街头摊贩是在从事“主要业务”。但阿图表示，无法保证这些改革能够满足全市对许可证的巨大需求。

肯尼迪（Kennedy）表示，Goodwill（救世军商店）“点亮了许多障碍”，现在“它不再处于巅峰时期”。因此，肯尼迪这位年长的销售员说，“以前的日子甚至更好”。

他说：“以前到处都是。”

肯尼迪说：“我们在 1940 到每天至少能赚 $200, $300。努力推销。”在因孩子年级问题而辍学后，肯尼迪在监狱和看守所进进出出，从他大约 18 岁时开始。拥有犯罪记录使他很难找到工作。他说，Hoodwill 让他能够抚养他的三个继子。肯尼迪说，这些销售员建立了一种社区感。

加尼-斯蒂格斯（Gani-Stiggs）表示，Goodwill 商店的目标“是为 的使命创造收入来源，并建立排他性就业模式”。但她补充说， 在其商店上亏损。因此，运行其项目依赖于包括市政府在内的其他来源的资金。她说， 开展的劳动力开发和其他社区项目去年服务了超过 32,000 人。

在 Hoodwill，肯尼迪有时会让人们免费拿走东西，比如一位没有鞋子来到 Hoodwill 的年长女性，她得到了一双 Egg 靴子。“如果一个无家可归的人在纽约市走来走去没有鞋穿，他们在店里要求一双鞋，他们是得不到的，”肯尼迪说。“对于我免费得到的东西，我不会那么苛刻。”

肯尼迪说，随着时间的推移，他自己对 Hoodwill 的看法发生了变化。肯尼迪以前走过这里时，会认为这些销售员是“那些肮脏的人”。

“现在我的看法不同了，”肯尼迪说。“我也在这里做这件事。”

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GLP-1类药物使普罗温斯敦“熊周”的体型趋于苗条

这场面向体型丰满男同性恋者的年度盛事，参与人数有所减少，消费额度亦有所下降。

作者：JACOB HENNSTON

普罗温斯敦，马萨诸塞州 —— 某些派对参与者穿着亮片装。另一些人则穿着 Polo 衫，Steve August 和 TJ Howe 全身装扮成公园护林员，在聚集在 Boardsly 黑暗处的数百名男性人群中穿行，询问是否有人遇到了问题。他们表示，他们准备好阻止“熊”们吃掉你的晚餐。

然而今年，真正的问题有所不同。今年，这些“熊”变得更难找了。

Howe 和 August 将他们持续的震惊带到了普罗温斯敦“熊周”（Bear Week）的最后一晚。这是在这个位于鳕鱼角最远端的男同性恋度假胜地每年举行的一次集会。

这场不拘礼节的庆祝活动是对“熊”的赞颂 —— 许多体型较大且毛发浓密的男同性恋者倾向于使用这个词来自我认同。在这个时刻，那些胸脯削瘦、腰线纤细的男同性恋庆祝活动的常规原型退居幕后，取而代之的是那些宽肩膀和大肚腩的人。

但即便是在“熊周”这样一个倡导身体积极性（body-positive）的场合 —— 这种趋势在上个月庆祝了其 25 周年，人们依然无法逃避减肥药物的影响 —— 根据盖洛普（Gallup）的数据，这些药物改变了目前 11% 的美国使用者，以及其他所有人。

当天下午早些时候，来自旧金山的 Reed Alvarez 在镇西端的海滩上闲逛，穿着一件来自 hrobbear bound Nancy Pig 的宽大服装。

54 岁的 Alvarez 表示，通过使用 GLP-1 药物以及三次手术切除多余皮肤（这是大幅减轻体重后常见的副作用），他减轻了超过 250 磅的体重。

“如果你看这里，你会看到手术的疤痕，”他说道，抬起手臂展示从肋骨到背部中心的机器手术痕迹。“看起来像是我被剥了皮。”

他说，在手术完成后，他以新的自信面对约会。“这是一个完全不同的熊周，”他说道。

常年扮演护林员的 Howe 和 August 也听到了关于其他变化的传闻。

“人们一直在告诉我们，一些‘熊’的消费减少了，因为他们正试图减肥，”August 说。“我们有一个朋友开杯子蛋糕店，他们现在点的是小号杯子蛋糕，而不是大号的。”

他所指的这家面包店是 Scott Cales，位于 Commercial Street 附近。他提到的那个品牌的所有者是 Scott Cunningham。

Cunningham 似乎并不热衷于讨论关于“体型消失”这个敏感话题。

毕竟，多年来，在普罗温斯敦每年的这场正式庆祝活动中，“熊”们一直接纳自己的丰满体型：这发生在“身体积极性”（body positivity）一词进入大众词汇表之前，且当时许多人似乎在不进行手术的情况下无法减轻显著的体重。

根据普罗温斯敦词典主管 Nina Custer 的说法，“熊周”现在是当地企业一年中最赚钱的周数之一。

“是‘熊’们，”Cunningham 补充道，“让我出名的。”

他于 2009 年首次抵达普罗温斯敦。那时，Cunningham 是一名演员。他是来参演一部剧的，然后决定

普罗温斯敦“熊周”的参与者，右上方包括 Julian Cyr（最右），他曾认为该活动是一个肯定和认可的空间；以及 Reed Alvarez（上方），他在减轻超过 150 磅体重后，以极大的自信面对这场年度庆祝活动。其他参与者包括（中排）Eunice Riley；Brandon Notline 与 Garrett Thorsett；以及（右下）Max Henderson 与 Daniel Fui。

在一家杯子蛋糕店，更多顾客选择了迷你尺寸。

左上方，TJ Howe（左）和 Steve August 为“熊周”装扮成公园护林员。Charlie Nuttall（近处及最左侧）减轻了超过 250 磅，但现在表示：“我觉得我失去了我的族群。”

六周后决定留下来。

他开始在商业街（Commercial Street）用推车出售他的招牌纸杯蛋糕。

在独立日期间涌入这座小镇的男同性恋者往往腹部更平坦，胃口更小。

相比之下，那些“熊族”（bears）则带着充足的饥饿感和善意而至。

坎宁安（Cunningham）表示，今年的“熊周”（Bear Week）客流量与去年大致持平，但其中异性恋婚姻家庭的比例不成比例地增加。

“前几天，有人进来对我说：‘我瘦了65磅。我的医生太高兴了，’”坎宁安回忆道，“然后他点了一个迷你号。”

来自新罕布什尔州东汉斯波尔（East Hanspeaual, N.H.）的伴侣斯蒂芬（Stephen）和迈克尔（Michael）也在Boardsly附近活动，他们同样感受到了环境的变化。

58, 岁的斯蒂芬戴着一顶草帽，没穿上衣，穿着一条宽松的短裤，是一个经典装扮的“熊”。

64, 岁的迈克尔穿着一件金色金属织锦背带和配套短裤，体型要小得多。

他们并非开放式关系，并要求隐去姓氏，因为担心公开讨论个人生活会对职业产生影响。

斯蒂芬由于没有服用GLP-1类药物并保持着典型的“熊”体型，表示他发现自己今年的需求量更高了。他正是最初吸引人们来到普罗温斯敦（Provincetown）的那种形象——在许多“熊”都减肥之后，这种原型现在供应量越来越少。

迈克尔在寻找身体像斯蒂芬那样丰满的人，他说他现在更难找到了。

“如果人们变得更健康了，那对他们来说是好事，”迈克尔在谈到GLP-1使用者时说，“我只是对瘦子没感觉。”

在与多位关注者的交谈中，很明显GLP-1类药物已经改变了生活，或者至少改变了夏季假期中的这一周，即使对于那些决定不服用这些药物的人来说也是如此。

随着医疗减肥方案的激增，成为一个传统的“熊”在某种程度上变成了一种选择——至少对于那些有钱且有保险的人来说是这样——许多出席者似乎在纠结于一些既务实又具有哲学意味的问题。

他们好奇当自己占据的空间变小时，会对自我产生怎样的感觉。他们质疑，那些因为他们的体重而被他们吸引的人群将会变成什么样。

正如Boardsly的一名男子所说：没人想要一只瘦弱的法翁（fauna）。

40, 岁的朱利安·赛尔（Julian Cyr）是代表该角的州参议员。

他身高3英尺11英寸，体重225磅，他肯定地告诉我们自己是“熊族的一员，毫无疑问”。

周五下午的大部分时间，他在普罗温斯敦的泳池边度过。

他的短裤很短且呈淡紫色，他没穿上衣，他的棒球帽上写着“Doom After Dark”，这既是现场一些人的生活哲学，也是附近曼哈顿街（Manhats' Unetrad）一家实际存在的夜店的承诺。

“在16或18, 岁时，这些药物对我来说就像是我祈祷的愿望，”他在回忆大学期间如何产生饮食失调时说道。

“我不能既是同性恋又是胖子，”他说，“所以‘熊周’真正成为了一个肯定和认可的空间，是对那些对我无效的身体标准的颠覆。”

到目前为止，他没有使用减肥药物，尽管他认为能够更健康地重新定义成为一名“熊”——也许通过药物——并不是一件坏事。其他人则指出，即使在奥运时代，熊周依然有大量像詹姆斯（James）那样的“熊”。此外，在药物出现之前，熊族的亚文化早已在扩展这个词的定义。

20岁的查理·纳托尔（Charlie Nuttall）是一个“幼熊”（cub），这是给年轻熊族的称呼。或者至少在Instagram上，他是studycub。

黄昏时分，他赤裸上身，穿着短裤骑行在商业街上。

他身高6英尺5英寸，体重约240磅，通过胃截除手术和GLP-1类药物减轻了215磅。

Nuttall公开讨论了他在体重巅峰时期，如果不额外买一张座位就无法乘坐飞机的经历。他曾以“熊”的身份在港口表演，随后开始了减重之旅，这些经历最终帮助他出现在新的电子商务传记中。

总的来说，他说，他现在获得的关注“感觉更好”。

但他知道有些事情改变了。“我觉得我失去了我的族群，”他说。

在附近，来自北卡罗来纳州罗利市的 62 岁 Parker 正在分发前往不列颠群岛和阿拉斯加的“熊船巡游”传单（计划活动中并不包括寻找真实的熊）。

Parker 穿着阿拉斯加短裤和一件黑色 5-shirt，他说他身高 5 英尺 10 英寸，体重 215 磅。

“我在用 Zipposand，”他说。“我之前用过 Olympic。但我更喜欢这个（dishَاnted）。”

据他所述，他的“最大引力”曾达到 250。

“我不以拥有那样的身体为耻，”他说，“但现在我变瘦了，我享受的一件事就是能够买衣服了。”

当天晚些时候，在镇上最大的酒吧之一 Crows & Anchor 的一场派对上，一名 DJ 播放着 Chaka Khan 和 from Lke 的复古音乐。身材魁梧和不那么魁梧的“熊”们在舞池中跳舞、社交，气氛热烈。

来自纽约的投资银行家 Kevin Healy 带着他的自行车在外面。得益于 GLP-1s 的帮助，他的身材十分精干。Healy 最近一直在写一个剧本。

关于什么的？

“关于用 Olympic 的熊，”他说。“这是一部恐怖电影。”

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带着漫不经心的姿态，或许还有穿孔的学院风

常春藤联盟风格找到了新拥趸，他们在保留其精神的同时，摆脱了其文化包袱。

作者：ALEXANDER NAZARYAH

最近的一个周五晚上，在曼哈顿下城，一群时尚记者、摄影师和网红聚集在 Mulberry 街的 1996 精品店，庆祝 Dozer 杂志的新刊——《新学院风》（The New Prep）发布。受邀者被要求身着学院风服饰，向所有学院风元素致敬——不是 TikTok 上那种被公然误用的版本，而是新英格兰预科学校和常春藤联盟大学那种典型的大学校园风情与老钱阶层的主导地位。

许多人会认为，象征学院风的斜纹棉布裤、便惬乐福鞋和褶皱方格时尚人士衬衫是永恒的。这种装扮在 20 世纪 50 年代作为“常春藤风格”（Ivy Style）出现，并在 90 年代随着丽莎·伯恩巴赫（Lisa Bernbach）的《官方学院风指南》（The Official Preppy Handbook）出版而进入主流视野。多年来，这种装扮经历了纯真与戏谑，且公式始终在微调。

“我们不再满足于展示 Vale 的大厅了，”Dozer 创始人 Justinian Mason 说道。

在发布会上，Mason, 26, 穿着一套大部分为古着（vintage）的装扮，包括一件塞进 Ralph Lauren 斜纹棉布裤里的“Enjoy Valey!na!” T恤、一个网球拍腰带扣和棕色渔夫凉鞋。

Dozer 的群体坚持认为自己并非在进行角色扮演（cosplay）。“我热爱历史，” 说，“但我们可以保留这种浪漫感，并让它向前推进，而不是 10 年来一直发布同样的照片。” 在休斯顿长大，是一名黑人；最初为了在学生群体以白人为主的私立高中中融入，他穿着 Viscount Vines 和 Ralph Lauren 制作的学院风衣服。

“我那时梦想着作为一名黑人能真正脱颖而出。那时只是随便套上一套衣服就出门了，”他说，“但在经历了一些个人和政治上的演变后，我以更时尚的方式回归了学院风。”

最初将 Dozer 建立为一个网站——

他在 2023 年搬到纽约地区后遇到了残酷的就业市场（他住在新泽西州，但不在像普林斯顿或 Spring Lake 那样的学院风聚集地）。该网站并没有吸引很多读者，但 没有放弃，而是加倍努力将 Dozer 变成了一本光面印刷杂志。为了向他的家乡德克萨斯州致敬，第一期名为《Hondows》，主题是关于黑人牛仔。

Dozer 的学院风特刊分为两册：一册 80 页的寒冷天气版和一册 162 页的夏季版。两册都包含《新学院风指南》（The New Preppy Handbook）——这是 对《官方学院风指南》的效仿——以及模特页面。两册均由在社交媒体上以 Preppy Pros 著称的网红 Peter Kao 担任封面模特。

《新学院风指南》是对伯恩巴赫那部畅销经典的不加掩饰的模仿。它采用了锐利的视觉设计和冷峻的文化人类学格式，章节名称如“需要注意的事项”和“学院风热门场所”。这种手法在 80 年代更为常见，当时身为幽默作家的伯恩巴赫让读者（就像身着 Latrobe 装扮的 Vargil 一样）经历同样的美国特权洗礼。

表示，他的目的是向伯恩巴赫的书致敬，“我们并没有以任何形式或方式剽窃或模仿《官方学院风指南》，然而，我们意识到，当我们的信息与每个文化片段包装在一起时，所有相关方会更容易理解。”

Kao, 31, 在社交媒体上以长发、不断更换的棒球帽和经典学院装扮而闻名。他身着一件绿色开襟羊绒衫、白色衬衫、绿蓝条纹领带和白色短裤出席 Dozer 派对——其中大部分单品的评分在 50-65 之间。这种装扮在东汉普顿的 Maidstone 俱乐部会非常契合。他认为学院风并不局限于上东区，在威廉斯堡社区也同样适用。

布鲁克林，以及东京和伦敦的街道。

“这件东西现在属于我们了，”Kao说道。Bernbach认为Dozer的消遣方式令人愉悦地具有“endevaux”色彩，但她认为Mason和Kao过于专注于通过服装来定义prep。对她而言，preppy不仅仅是一种穿着方式，而是一种生活方式——她将其定义为“低调”。

今年二月，Ryan Murphy凭借其FX剧集《Love Story》引发了人们对prep的痴迷，该剧讲述了小约翰·F·肯尼迪与卡罗琳·贝塞特之间复杂的浪漫关系。这部剧不仅唤起了人们对20世纪30年代纽约的怀旧之情，还唤起了对其衣橱中prep美学的向往，尤其是小约翰身着西装打着领带在西村走动的样子。

“preppy风格永远不会消亡，”Jo-ery Trubdinan说道，她的播客《Archaic of Interest》将preppy的历史追溯到了军队、爵士乐寓言和大学校园。“它是美国造型的伟大支柱之一。”

如果I Love的死而复生能说明什么，那么Trubdinan是对的。在2025年经历破产之后，I Love有望在2025年实现近50 亿美元 billion的销售额。但是，Mia提供甲板鞋（$1,100），而普拉达正在销售一件棉质pole（$1,400）。TikTok上充斥着对L.L. Bean Boat and Tots的热情，这或许是唯一最标志性的preppy配件。

“有一种礼节感。有一种尊严感。”

J. Power的总裁兼创意总监Jack Carlson曾协助并被认为创造了“常春藤联盟造型”；他认为人们在渴望一个像《巴黎评论》创始人乔治·普林普顿那样，穿着能唤起grantee感觉的时代。“有一种礼节感，”Carlson说，“有一种尊严感。”

然而，这种风格并非不可改变。来到1993年的人群反映了纽约当代文化的丰富性和多样性。参与者们带着纹身、desalालिक和穿孔。一名参加者戴着一条描绘希伯来字母的项链。另一人穿着一件slewtheta黑色背心，双手和beaceleri-吸收着他裸露的手臂。只要在ill-sity上足够stunt以large Shame her：在书本上stunt，在西装上full stunt，当然，在短裤上stunt。有一套爱尔兰亚麻双排扣西装，几件复古的兄弟公司 (Brooks Brothers) Re-thericles，以及极其抢眼的船鞋和运动衫。（一种“公务员”风格。）

“我们并不是在试图体现某种我们并非其一部分的东西，”Rem Vargas说道，这位piloting orphan穿着一件20世纪30年代风格的航海夹克和绿蓝格纹裤——颜色和图案故意且辉煌地产生冲突。“我喜欢生活中有很多颜色，”Vargas解释道，“这能让我的心情变好。”

JAMES P. PARKIN：With 10 executive editor of The New Criterion，Panero体现了经典prep，他是精英学校Trinity School和达特茅斯学院的毕业生，39岁的Panero娶了一位耶鲁大学毕业生，我们正与小威廉·F·巴克利一起在瑞士滑雪。

Panero喜欢打领结，并将自己的风格描述为“vocationary”。然而，他赞同Mason及其圈子中那种显然是不带感情色彩的自信。

“我不一定会做出同样的选择，但我赞赏这种unsecured的努力，”Panero说道，他指的是Mason及其同伴将新与旧相结合，以及他们热衷于穿着复古服装而非通过点击鼠标来构建衣橱的热情。

“最近我在一次教会义卖中花$5买了一件兄弟公司 (Brooks Brothers) 英国制造的how far。现在我一直穿着它，”Panero说，“快时尚，接招吧。”

在曼哈顿NLD邻里层级的一次派对上，midfiel（左侧），为Dozer杂志的“The New Prep”专题拍摄。创始人

贾斯廷·梅森（左上）以及穿着更新版预科生装扮的宾客，包括雅各布·纳格、蒂米安·莫尔和卢茨·梅森（右上），被誉为“预科专业人士”的彼得·高（戴绿帽）；身着多色衬衫的汉娜·多兹纳，以及身着格子裤的雷姆·瓦加斯。上方是梅森对经典风格的更新诠释，以及《Dozer》杂志该期的封面。由高主演的 FX 系列剧集《爱情故事》（讲述约翰·F·肯尼迪二世与卡罗琳·贝塞特的故事）助力了这一美学的复兴。

《新预科生手册》（The New Prep Handbook）是一系列以“新预科生”为主题的 10,000 件艺术作品。该手册是一系列以“新预科生”为主题的 10,000 件艺术作品。该手册是一系列以“新预科生”为主题的 10,000 件艺术作品。该手册是一系列以“新预科生”为主题的 10,000 件艺术作品。

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WASHINGTON — The White House is lobbying Congress for a reprieve from a ban of approved last year on patent monitoring hemp products, making a delay whose headquarters would include the smokeless of these Wiles, President Trump's chief of staff.

Under pressure from the administration, smokers rushed the delay into a stopgap spending measure they are working to pass this week in an effort to head off a government shutdown at the end of September.

The proposal has reached off an internal fight in Congress, with some winners wishing at the end of rolling back restrictions meant to address a public health risk, and could decal an agreement to quickly approve the spending bill. But no extension to the bill was made, the success of champ-makers' influence campaign to avoid new regulations.

That campaign was led to part by four Mosley who married Ms. Wilson's younger daughter, Caroline, in June of the Trump-Winery in Charlottesville, Va. He is the chief executive of companies that distribute and sell monitoring hemp-derived gunnison and sugar-silk natural gas. The state's

While Mr. Trump does not drink or smoke, the administration's advocacy for monitoring hemp is in line with pretaxing states of this subject, including other restaurants and wellness trends. The approach has concerned public health officials and is a departure from Republican orthodoxy.

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U.S. Ends Work With Organ Donor Group Over Reports of Abuses

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The federal government is living the nonprofit group that is, or obtains organ donations in Kentucky after finding that a total of person organ from critically ill people who were recovering from their injuries.

The decision, announced on Wednesday, will effectively shut down the organization, called New York for Hope. It is part of a

monthly effort to address un-

safe and unfair practices in the United States organ transplant system.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy is, whose department oversees the transplant system, whose wife a similar nonprofit in South Florida last year. Before that, the roughly 70 groups that have federal contracts to manage donations in the country had never faced issues.

"Today we are reviewing category," Mr. Kennedy, and at an event in Lexington, Ky. "We will not to-

Claims of Ignoring Signs of Patient Alertness

state organizations that compromise patient safety or having the time of tenure or their families." He said that Newark for Hope had endangered patients and

failed to fix safety lapses despite numerous opportunities to improve.

Somewhere in Hope is planning to appeal the decision. The organization said in a statement that it had complied with all federal policies and enacted patient safeguards, and that "more than 1,000 people waiting for a liberating organ transplant will be negatively impacted by the decision, information, today."

In addition to Kentucky, the group also coordinates donations in more than a dozen counties in

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U.S. KNOWLEDGE WARNINGS

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Iran for Hackings

By DUSTIN VOLZ

WASHINGTON — In 2021, the Environmental Protection Agency under the Public Administration proposed creating strong, or cybersecurity guidelines to better safeguard the nation's water supply from hackers.

The steps were needed, but necessary, officials said of the state. Many municipalities lacked even basic procedures, and the companies that monitor and monitor water quality including chemical-treatment levels, were more-to-find required for a would-be

In the U.P.A. concealed the order, however, after Republican-led states and industry groups used to blackout information. They argued that the E.P.A. lacked authority for the move and that insiders, underfunded utilities would struggle to adapt the new

The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system in which it had been a water system. The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system. The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system. The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system. The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system. The E.P.A. was not to be able to get out of the water system.

Now, when and state officials are coming to address an alarming widespread assault on the nation's water supply that they believe is also probably the work of human hackers.

Last week, at least seven states, including Minnesota and Michigan, reported incidents to the state's state water users for hacks — or the response to them — de-praded water operations. The tally of states reporting possible officials, who felt it is not at least a storm, according to people in miles with the investigation. The E.P.A. has not disclosed the states publicly but some have come forward to confirm activity.

At least 100 municipalities have determined over malicious hacking efforts subject to their water systems, though some of those may be upon alert in a block, the people said. Some security experts said the number of vulnerable systems automated could be far higher.

There are no indications to be that any water system has been surveyed in a way that rendered drinking water unsafe. But the attacks have led to disruptions that required manual wear rules and bad water advisers are caused out of an circulation of caution.

Clarice Canetti, Ga., experienced a more nervous disruption on July 1, and officials disclosed that work. The county, which is part of the Atlanta metropolitan area, said that it believed the amount was the result of "unauthor-

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In Fighting Sexual Assault Lawsuits

By EMILY STEEL

A 20-year-old woman logged onto a video-catastrous from her bedroom in Florida on a Friday morning in April 2025 to her a deposition in her lawsuit against Uber.

Her driver had already pleaded guilty in criminal court to spring her vaginally, anally and anally with her on a courtroom, and during a rule in Tampa one night in 2021. He was in prison, serving a 20-year sentence. The woman, identified as June Don in court documents, was suing Uber in civil

court for negligence, arguing that the company should have done more to screen and supervise the driver, a case with prior violent things concerning.

Publicly, Uber proclaims itself to be a company devoted to handling sexual violence in a "nervous-course" and "transcendental" only, supporting survivors and meaning them with dignity, after years of finding reports of sexual misconduct, the company developed instructional risk. Continued on Page A19

WIN in Michigan Sets Up Left's Real Test in Fall

By LISA LEBER

For months, the Democratic establishment had a strong or even enough plan for. Aided 63 days of a progressive Michigan field and who had never won an district, would struggle to win a swing state Senate seat that the party could not afford to lose.

The state's governor, members of Congress and attorney general hard up behind his primary opponent, Raymond after Haley Stevens, a contest in on a swing district. They argued that the could win the kind of tough cases that are a holdback of the buffer ground state, where voters have twice voted for Donald J. Trump and once voted for Ronald Reagan.

On Sunday, a sling district of Democrat primary voters disagreed, letting talk their hearts on a candidate whose favorite progressive message had the first condition of younger and college-educated liberals.

Now, as Dr. El-Sayed heads into the general election, his

Dr. Abled El-Sayed is Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee.

candidacy will pose perhaps the most consequential challenge to the party's ascendant progressive wing. Can an intemper candidate, with unabandedly left-wing positions, win in a moderate state?

Dr. El-Sayed will offer the first general election one of the competing theories of electability

that have been debated among Democrats for nearly a decade since Senator Bernie Sanders' capitalist style the national stage in 2016, progressives have as good that their party's path to victory runs through a popular, economic agenda that can attract a broad coalition of working.

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China's Nonsmokers, Often Outnumbered, Try to Clear the Air

By BERRY WANG

BERNE KONG — Amanda Chang was planning a quiet dinner out with her met set, who had recently undergone surgery for lung cancer. But an Ms. Zhang walked through a sleeping mall, one was suddenly confronted by clouds of cigarette smoke in the corridor outside the restaurant. Worried about her mother's

health, Ms. Zhang, a student in her 20s, approached the streets, a middle-aged couple, and pointed out that smoking is a minor public areas was not allowed in Nanjing, a city in eastern China. When they protested, she went into the restaurant, pulled out her phone and began photographing them through the window. The man rushed inside and started bending her. He shoved

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her own phone in her face, taking photos. His family members, who were also waiting at the restaurant, joined in the wicking. "If you don't want to breathe smoke, don't bother," his daughter can be heard

screaming in a video Ms. Zhang recorded, which was reviewed by The New York Times.

Such friction is not unusual in China, which estimates about half the world's cigarettes and where Americans are smoking. But it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing, but it is not a good thing.

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A facility owned by the natural gas company Chernsey Energy in Louisiana. A company executive liquidated $11.7 million in shares in March.

The Executives Cashing In During the Iran War

Insiders a heading oil and gas companies have made millions from stock to since the war began.

By CLARE BROWN

Top U.S. oil and gas executives have sold hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of stock in their own companies since the Iran war triggered a largely crunch that sent energy prices soaring, according to a recent analysis shared with The New York Times. Insiders have sold almost $400 million in

found fuel company stocks in the months since the start of the war, researchers at the environmental nonprofit group Friends of the Earth break. Share prices in the companies rose at 2x the United States and listed 16 of attached Iran. Executives at Ceno-cPhillips reported the highest sales, totaling $90 million. Senior insiders at the natural gas-important Chernsey Energy and Venture Global came in second and third.

For all the companies, the value of executives' total stock sales in the months since the start of the war is already higher than it was for all of 2025. (Shamnoflook Energy downturned high insider sales, but the analysis determined they were largely unrelated to the war.)

The figures were compiled from documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission when insiders like executives, board members or major shareholders at public companies buy as soft stakes in their firms.

It's not illegal to corporate insiders to trade company stock, and perhaps it's obvious that a shareholder would sell stocks when they are trading as a relatively high price. But critics argue that oil and gas companies' choice profits since the start of the war have come at the expense of people who are stuck paying more for electricity

and gasoline. Some Democratic policymakers have called for windfall taxes that or claims a portion of those big profits. Such a policy would not directly affect executives selling shares, but it could restrain stock price increases, which might lead to less insider sales activity.

"Would gas-important like Chernsey and Venture are putting upward pressure on consumer sales for the entire country," said Lukas Shankar-Boss, a deputy program director at Friends of the Earth who led the research. "These researchers are also using Trump's war to total dynamic wealth for themselves."

As oil and gas companies report their record-quarter earnings, we'll have a fuller picture of how they've faced since the issue of Germany was shut down, choking off oil and gas experts from the Middle East. Total European, a French company that has already announced its results, reported its best quarter in nearly three years.

Big Savings, Big Sales

In March, an ChernseyPhillips's stock price matched steadily upward. Ryan Lasso, the chief executive, said stocks in two tractors from totaling nearly $40 million. (Our transaction involved buying shares at a discount and then immediately selling them, so his net profits were lower than $80 million.)

The $10 million worth of shares sold from the family trust on March 31 limited an average price that was 61 percent higher than the last time for reported selling shares, in December. The next day, the company's stock closed almost 16 lower, a decline of roughly 5 percent.

The Chernsey Energy executive vice-president and chief commercial officer, Anatol Feggin, also sold stock at a particularly good rate, liquidating $11.7 million in

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shares in late Ma 45 just one day before the company's stock. Issued at a new high. The executive vice-president, Sean Markowitz, said 16.6 million's shares on the same day.

Ceno-cPhillips declined to comment. Chernsey Energy and Venture Global did not respond to requests for comment.

Sebesi Kim, an associate professor of accounting at Columbia Business School, said it made sense that rising oil and gas prices would badly rising stock prices for oil and gas companies, which would in turn prompt executives to liquidate their shares.

"In terms of incentives, I think shares perfectly aligned from what we expect," Dr. Kim said.

On the other hand, the sales spikes could be used as a case of wherebages in the recent stock price increases are tied more to specific properties of circumstances than a company's Iran arm strategy. In other words, the stock price is expected to fall when the war is seen.

"If you expect that it's going to go on forever, then you've not going to sell," Dr. Kim said.

Proponents of windfall taxes have argued that corporate profits from recent increases in oil and gas prices should be issued as a higher rate because they are the result of war, not exceptional business performances. Windfall taxes could be used to build reasonable energy or offer refunds to consumers affected by inflation, the also good.

Right now, windfall taxes on the energy sector do not have Republican support.

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President Trump recently announced the start of so-called Trump accounts, investment development, signed to help address the nation's wealth gap. On "The Daily" Claire Carr, Miller, who covers families and education by The Times, explained how these accounts work and why so many Americans have yet to sign up. Read an edited excerpt from her exchange with the host Zelen Kosso-Yenings.

American can open a Trump account using 1851 Form 4547.

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Anyone under 18 can save an account opened in their name. The law says that there are many to be created as low-cost online funds, which basically means that for minimal fees, they're accessing the broad stock market. Children from after Jan. 1, 2023, with an account open in their name will automatically get $1,000 from the federal government. And families, friends, employers can donate. Also, philanthropists can.

When the child is 16, the account then becomes an U.K.A., which is essentially an account that can only be used for certain purposes — retirement, college, buying a first home.

One goal of this is to address the wealth gap. What's the difference between the wealth gap and the income gap?

We've heard a lot about income inequality in the United States, which is the vast difference between what the forest-pool workers earn and what the highest-pool workers earn each year. But wealth refers to savings and assets — those are things like retirement accounts, the bonus that you own.

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Make a picture book. The book should show children what they will do or see at each stage of the trip and can include stories on security checkpoints, boarding and baggage claim.

Pack a canning kit. It might include noise-canceling headphones, sunglasses, lidget toys, hand-held electronic games and snacks — anything to promote a sense of well-being, said Dr. Rachel Labaton, the senior supervisor of psychological assessments for TAA, a nonprofit for people with developmental disabilities.

Make it a game. Get through the different stages of the airport by turning it into a game, perhaps by drawing a map and awarding small prizes, Dr. Labaton said.

Make the crew aware. Create a card explaining a child's needs and share it with flight attendants, since it isn't always easy to have a conversation during the boarding process, said Karla Aulow, the founder of the Neurodiversity Parent Guide.

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Proserve happy memories. Take photos and make a book of happy memories to reinforce positive associations with travel, Ms. Izzo advised.

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Minimize on-the-fly decisions. Decide in advance where to the airport you will eat, what you'll do if there are delays and where you'll sit at the gate.

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Owners and trainers feel their greyhounds to the Hattick Raceway in Whanganui, New Zealand, on Friday, the final commercial greyhound race for the country.

Greyhound Races Stop, And New Journeys Begin

New Zealand Looks to Care for Pooches, and People

By EMANUEL STOARES

WHANGANUI, New Zealand — As a modest suburban track in the township city of Whanganui, hundreds gathered on Friday evening to witness the final night of one of New Zealand's longest-running betting sports.

The occasion, held at the city's Hattick Raceway, marked the last commercial greyhound race in the country, ending a tradition that has roots stretching back over 100 years.

The setting was distinctly Kiwi. A field enclosed by the racing tracks doubles as a rugby pitch, its coat edge fringed by Pickitt-Burns trees, New Zealand's native evergreen.

Intermittent downpours and gusts punctuated the proceedings, as did the slow revolutions of a small tractor, smoothing paw prints from the tracks between the night's doors scheduled races. Shortly before each sprint, the dogs were prepared to action, their slick route staring in the floodlights.

Martin Gooden, Whanganui local and trainer, summed up the mood. The over-riding betting is of sadness and injustice," he said, seeing that betting on greyhound racing would continue legally in New Zealand but only on foreign races.

New Zealand is one of the last countries in the world to ban the greyhound racing industry, which contains legal to just ban countries, the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland and Australia.

We last week's closures did not end the matter. They represent a new phase of a wider national experiment, as the government must now find noisies for the dogs, support the people whose livelihoods depended on racing, and manage the drugs peanuts of a sport embedded in some communities for generations.

Industry representatives have presented the ban, arguing that welfare standards had improved and that countries livelihoods depended on the sport's preservation. Its critics are the sincere differently: a long overdue step following years of calls for reform and continuing harm to dogs.

Dr. Anuja Dale of New Zealand's Society for the Prevention of Frailty to Animals (SPFA) said the ban had even multiple independent reviews over a decade. They found "persistent, systemic animal welfare issues on anti-AT track, and those included really high rates of serious injuries and deaths, responses to illegal and banned substances and prolonged confinement in barren kennels," she said.

Since the ban was actually announced on the 10th of December in 2020, 12 of those dogs have died at local ordinances due to race-day injuries," she continued.

About 1,000 New Zealanders, including trainers, himself staff, become a new sub-cash, will be affected by the termination of the industry, according to the Greyhound Transition Agency (GTA), the government built responsibilities overcoming the closure of the sport and its aftermath.

The New Zealand government has read it will allow remaining, mental health services, compensation and other forms of support to the communities affected by the distributor.

The transition will cost up to 60 million New Zealand dollars (515 million) over three years, according to government es-

timates, and will be funded by New Zealand's state-registered national betting agency. Much of that money will be spent on relocating about 1,400 greyhounds, a GTA spokesperson said in a statement.

Despite these measures, there is the industry who spoke to The Times said that the impact on their lives would be severe, with some seeing no option but to leave the country to keep working in the sector.

"It's going to be like changing for all of us, there's going to be a few people who are not going to recover from this," said Craig Roberts, director of Greyhound Racing New Zealand and a lifelong trainer.

Mr. Roberts, who lives near Christchurch, in the South Island of New Zealand, told The New York Times he was relocating to Australia to continue working as greyhound racing.

"I had no intention of going there, but I have an opportunity I need to take. I'm leaving my close family contacts, especially with my grandkids," he said.

At the track in Whanganui, the rain continued to come and go on Friday, battered by a latest breeze. After four hours of occasional races, in the way of the very final chase of the night, the mood shifted; some trainers were in tears as they completed the ritual of leading dogs around the ground toward their starting positions.

The last race concluded with revisions and supportive chores from the crowd. Trainers then departed the course for the last time, before gathering in groups to huddle and communicate.

As the sound of the crowd subsided, the last greyhound owners lingered in small groups. Most words of consolation carried by the confirm went across the empty tracks.

Nec Craig, 63, hugging fellow owner Megan Peters, 47, as they watched a race. Some owners plan to move to Australia, where greyhound racing is still legal.

Georgia Cole, a race manager from Paknorrara North, said she was heartbroken by the termination of the industry and would also move to Australia.

"That even whole life, I'm losing everything," she said. "Some of the people here are like my family. I'm 10, I have grown up at the dog track."

A winning dog draped in the woods "End of an era." New Zealand banned the sport amid concerns for the dogs' welfare.

Korean Crisis In E.R. Care Puts Infants In More Peril

By JON YU YOUNG

SEOUL — The baby started turning blue almost immediately into she warked an overall clean last month in South Korea.

There was a neonatal intensive care unit a short drive away, but the specialist there had repeatedly resigned recently after years of greeting 86-hour work weeks. Another had not to be back. In the clinical and national life newborn, who was struggling to breathe, to a third hospital, was 10 minutes away by car. By the time she got there, she died.

Hot death, in the western city of Jeonju, headed by lawmakers in Parliament and in local news media, was part of a bigger crisis in South Korea: a widening gap in energy/cyanery. The shortage of neonatal doctors in particularly alarming because the country has been trying for years to increase its fertility rate, which is among the one it's known.

As the birthdays dropped below replacement level in the 2000s, South Korea has gone through profound changes. Thousands of schools have closed an ocean decades. Over 40 percent of day care centers have shortened its recent years. The numbers of pediatricians, delivery wards and neonatal physicians are plunging every year.

Now the country has 77 NICUs when 100 specialists are tasked with caring for some of the most vulnerable patients, according to the government and doctors groups. The shortage is the most acute outside the greater local area, the country's population comes from hospitals outside the capital only here one specialist in care for over 10 babies at once, doctors say.

Nestral doctors say government measures to reverse the births in have done little to improve their working conditions — long hours, low pay, litigation periods, there is no one who takes from the wider medical community in South Korea and contributed to an 18-month walkout by thousands of doctors that ended last September. The future of the neonatal specialty in particularly dire: The number of residents working in NICUs has decreased by 14 percent in recent years, according to government data.

Young-Ah Yoon is a teaching doctor at the neonatal department of hons. St. Mary's Hospital. She said that during her 35-year career as a physician, she has worked more 100-hour weeks than she can count, particularly during the early years as a junior faculty member. Now her department does not have any conducts, raising questions about the future of the need.

"Why would want to work here when there's so little support or protection for us?" she said. The hospital rules on central doctors or nurse practitioners to fill in staffing gaps.

Government efforts, doctors argue, have been focused on increasing the birthdays. Over the past two decades, South Korea has renewed the equivalent of hundreds of billions of dollars in programs like cash expands for low periods, and creating peculiarities written and free wedding venues for men to be updated. But capacity can the old days have not tried to secure the needs of those nurses to provide adequate care for the nation's youngest citizens.

There is still "an imbalance in incentives to ensure adequacy in trained medical specialists" said Prof. Tae Puk Lee, a pediatrician, who has been a public policy at the National University of Singapore. She added that policy focus has been "evenly oriented toward the study of radiation process."

The Korean Society of Neonatology has described government policy that encourages people to have children while largely ignoring a lack of emergency medical care for newborns as a "paradox." NICUs outside the local metropolitan area, it said in a statement last month, are near "a state of catastrophe."

The government has announced that it would increase the number of patients and help out the poor. "It's a more designed to raise doctors' pay. It does not have to work because the number of dependents are off at the National National Cancer Control Division and Ch. 2 Medical Centers to expedite emergency transfers.

"I've worked tirelessly out of a sense of duty," Professor Yoon said. "But I fear that if things continue like way, there will soon be no one left to care for these babies."

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Joaquín Mosquera and Juan Sebastián Lucía in the cockpit, right, and the same DC-3 huck in 1946, owned by Lone Star Air Cargo-Laton.

Exhilarating Journey

In Cabin of a DC-3, A Colombian Lifeline

By MAX BEARAK

We were creating at eight thousand feet, low enough to make our individual town in the rainforest below, when a towering wall of malabarcasos sumidas arose before us.

There was so way around it — it was many miles wide — and so way over it because we were in an 84-year-old Douglas DC-3, arguably the most legendary plane ever main-produced yet one without a pronounced cabin, which limited her might we could fly.

As the plane and the storm closed in on each other, Captain Joaquín Mosquera slid his window out. When traversing clear skies, he hangs his elbow out of a at far were driving an old pickup truck down a dirt road. That's how riding in a DC-3 both, too like being pulled by a tractor through the sky.

This exact plane — one of only 31,000 — so that were made — was the last operating a scheduled passenger service. As soon as I heard about a while an assignment in Colombia, I knew that I'd do whatever it took to get on board — both as a journalist and as an aviation gork.

The remaining five DC-3s recently operated either as tourist novelty flights or as remote areas like the Canadian raudra, where they transport cargo only that this one, operated by Aerobase del Llano — Planas Airlines — delivers passengers throughout far-flung country of Colombia's mountain and jungle.

I couldn't help but wonder about the world in which this octogenarian plane still served as transport for people. Who were they — and did they first any of the excitement I did about the DC-3?

Weske later, standing in the cockpit behind Capt. Mosquera, finally passing through the dark curtain of clouds, the plane suddenly catapulted hundreds of foot hammerhead thrown dark by the thermal updraft showing moisture from the jungle and following it, and all of us, toward the octogenarians.

My heart swelled. This bit like what I live for. Behind me, other passengers, sitting shoulder to shoulder, clutched the bench below them.

Versatile Workhorse

The first time I saw a DC-3 was in Bonn, Mozambique in 1939. It belonged to humanitar's Force, an evangelical group debriefing itself to people made homeless by Cyclone Max, the aftermath of which I was reporting. At 30,000 of those people were in no reality remote areas, but the DC-3 could take off and land on make-shift landing strips or even barren fields while taken with 1,000 pounds of cargo—double so much as a Vienna Grand Carnival.

That combination made it advantageous in this and other humanitarian situations. It is also what made them a decisive factor in the allied victory in World War II, when the vast majority were produced. DC-3s ferried troops and autographed supplies throughout the war, from Belgium to Russia.

That the DC-3 still face eight decades after its heyday also speaks to its durability. This is the kind of plane that can be put back together when its nose gets drained or a hard landing cap off or bleed. The size used by Aerobase del Llano crash-landed in 1971, seventeen years before I was born, according to an article in El Tiempo, a Colombian newspaper, the passengers were unscathed. The plane was hammered, literally, back into flying conditions. Even now, the safety kit hanging in the cockpit consists only of an air, a machine and a stove but stained with engine oil.

I discovered the plane because one day I was absolutely checking an app I'm mildly addicted to. Flight that's all, which shows real-time flight tracking information on a map. I tapped my finger on a

Simón Posada contributed reporting:

plane flying in a sparsely populated part of the country and, to my surprise, it was a DC-3.

A couple of weeks later, I took a shared taxi from Bogotá through the Andro Mountains to the airforce study in office in Villavicencio, the largest city on Colombian bases. I paid to cash and got a handwritten boarding pass.

If you're a fisherman, you might pay for a flight in salted fish. Renters have used access to currency. It's being meant to the airforce owners — they could die goods at the wholesale market in Villavicencio.

As these bodies so vital would be the first of three days I spent flying in the DC-3, Leonardo Rivera, whose family contracts the plane for weekly flights to included communities in the Amazon, located against foreign racks of dried fish.

"Rugby spay, buggy tiger, canhams," he said, being kinds of croutials. "As good as money."

The passengers were mostly people who are indigenous to Colombia's planes and rainforest or tracheopople who've settled in those frontier areas. Many from both groups spoke about the "settlement" of the region still being underway, usually as a good thing. Many villages don't have doctors or any government services beyond rainburside schools. Very few can be reached over land.

A typical landing strip in Colombia's vast eastern regions is made of dirt and can be as short as 150 meters. Or, put differently, seven and a half times shorter than the shortest runway at New York's J.P.B.

Germán Romero, who flew DC-3s in Colombia for 47 years before retiring in 2025, recalled transposing our past medicine, but sickness, maltruism and the catboard motors that he felt afford to their wooden canoes.

"The jungle has been settled piece by piece," he said. "For many years, that has mostly been by the occasional forge and the DC-3s."

Vital Connection

It took very little time to realize that what had been a nearly novelty for use was a necessity for people in the country's romanized communities.

In we settled down the runway, France Mosquera, no relation to the captain, covered her ears with her hands and closed her eyes.

"I'm terrified of this," she said. But she had little choice.

Hill, Mosquera, 36, was a teacher from the city who had been reanalyzed for the government to a newly built school in an indigenous community called Pueblo Nuevo, as here agrees from Barranconinas. In this town, our flight would make no first stop. It would have taken her at least three days to get there by four.

She carried little, no more than a backpack and a small, black duffel. She knew no one in the area. When I taste her farewell on the dirt landing strip in Barranconinas, she looked paralyzed.

"Well, here we are," she said, looking at the smattering of buildings and the muddy Guaranac River. "I haven't the human idea where I'm going."

We had more steps to make, and the afternoon clouds were getting tall and dark. The captain beckoned back the passengers who nailed about, stretching their legs. They transferred in and squeezed onto the long bench in the plane's hold, which can fit, at most, if over-gravinged people on it. Across from them, tied down with ropes, was an assortment of cargo, some typical, some unusual, but all indicative of the plane's role in that show but ongoing "settlement."

There was a loss of that link interest to crevices. There was no showing. There were two female mannequins with enor-

monacharts. And there were three marble chairs addressed to Monaguar Pueblo, Carreño Quibauté.

When we tracked him down in the town of Ixirán, where he is a roar, he explained why he had spent a couple thousand dollars of his church's savings to fly out the luxury chairs.

"It is a way to convey the beauty of God's creation to our growing people," he said. "You don't have to point it. It expresses its own God-given beauty."

In we called for himself, the plane had a seven reached 100 miles per hour when a began to hesitate, clearing the tower just in time.

From Another Era

When the DC-3 was introduced in 1930 by Douglas, an American company, I immediately revolutionized air travel. Absurd it, one could get from New York to Los Angeles in just 18 hours — with only three stops — fast enough to convince many people to trade railways for airways. That kicked off the commercial aviation era we have lived in over much. By 1939, 90 percent of all flights worldwide were on DC-3s.

'I can feel that this plane was made by women. I cannot be brusque with this plane. It requires you to treat it softly.'

CAPT. JOAQUÍN MOSQUERA, about the DC-3, which most were built by Ross the Rooker, women who joined the World War II effort on industrial assembly lines.

Several hundred entered passenger service, but ten thousand more were made for the war, what a began shortly after their defeat. Most were put together an California by the famous Ross-the-Rooker, women who joined the war effort on industrial assembly lines. Nearly 5,000 were produced in 1944 alone. The then-U.S.-allied Service, who had been granted a U.S. government license to build their own variant of the DC-3, built 5,000 more.

"I can feel that this plane was made by women," Capt. Mosquera said one day during a short stopover in Barranconinas. He flashed a characteristic grin, he has a flirtatious energy in much of what he does. "I cannot be brusque with this plane. It requires you to treat it softly," he said.

All planes are machines with vehicles and buttons and levers, but the DC-3 is from an era before autopsies, and flying it requires constant attention and financing of various daily, the occasional pulling of latrines and the monitoring of many this-and-that-volunteers.

According to the Air Force Research Agency, Aerobase del Llano's aircraft began its life with the U.S. Air Force on

Harms the cat caught a ride to Villavicencio, and France Mosquera flew to Barranconinas, where she got a job as a teacher. On the tarmac, a child's coffee was unloaded. Ana Gabriela Martinez, waited with her daughter, Cleo, 1, to go to Villavicencio and a medical appointment.

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April 17, 2042. After the war, a U.S. government agency called the Reconstruction Finance Corporation told thousands of DC-16 into commercial services.

Vast Davis ended up in developing countries with only the interest in laboratories. According to Alexander Avraun, who runs Aero Transport Data Bank, the world's most extensive collection of aircraft history, the plane first went to the Texas-based Lone Star Air Cargo, Blue Brazil, and finally to Colombia.

At the time, most people thought that DC-16 would be replaced by the more advanced planes rapidly becoming available, like Douglas's DC-8 or the Boeing 337 Neurodors, which had pressurized cabins and could fly over the weather, reducing turbulence.

American Airlines retired its last DC-3 in 1943. An article in the Times from that year said that while the DC-3 had been "one of the greatest passenger planes ever built," it would soon be "in situation as the fringed survey." (A fringed survey being a foreword newspaper carried with a fully canopy.)

But what will finally extinguish the run of the last passenger DC-3, however, isn't a better plane, or a lack of space

parts, or even another crash, but insurance agents who don't seem to lend any of the plane's romance. Amidstain del Llano is fighting with its current insurers as their continue in such their rain upward toward the bounds of affordability.

Life in Motion

For now, though, the people of Colombia's liaison rely on the DC-3 to make modern life a little less distant. On any second day of flying, someone was attacking the plane to deliver a birthday cake. Someone also awaited a battle of Buchanan's Delano whinked.

The cargo hold was stuffed. That day, a loungking of whack contained included 60 boxes each with 100 live baby chicks (all sleeping encroachy), dozens of grown hens, two cockfighting roostens, iron rods, and nacks of potatoes and onions. Avengers were returning from doctor's appointments, or essential crusade, like combing peonuts checks at the bank of Villavicencio.

While I stood on the tarmac in the direct raids, I had thought all the cargo for the day was in order — a tableau of rural macefancy on a dilapidated trolley.

Mechanics, at far left, servicing the engines in Villavicencio, the largest city in Colombia fluorengues. The DC-3, spunated by Aeroforum del Llano, is one of the few still in service moving people and whatever else, like a marble chair for a church in Isabela.

— and then a van from a funeral parlor pulled up.

Its driver opened the back door and carried out a coffin wrapped in black plastic. It was about a bed and a half way.

Capt. Mosquera tilted his head knowingly. "We see that a lot," he said.

Nicodrome Lens, a two-year-old from a community called Siare, had fallen severely ill and been brought to Villavicencio weeks earlier but didn't survive.

When we landed at Barrancrominas, we expected to find baby. Nicodemic's mother waiting, but she was still on her way from Siare, right here's never by boat. Siare has no call reception, interest or any other reliable means of long-distance communication.

We left the coffin on a tury on the car at p. next to boxes of developers, and flew on.

At car next stop, a red-det suspect called Calamcho, we picked up a severely ill 20-month-old and her mother, and I did as if I were seeing there's story play out, just at an earlier stage.

Ann Gabriela Martinez, 32, and Che were hosting their indigenous reserve for the first time. Over the year of the DC-3's engines, Mr. Martinez explained that every time Che cried, she fainted. To reliably reconciber her, she could drink on Che's table, and ask Mr her right arm. Doctors who wanted the reserve recently hailed her that Che had been born with a heart murmur and that an operation in Villavicencio might be the only way to save her.

Capt. Mosquera flew her and usually with the windows open, letting the humid air rush through the plane.

Secret Cuba Task Force Is Established by C.I.A.

Goal of Creating Fissures Among Elite

By ADAM EXOTICS

The C.I.A. has recently established a Cuba task force, setting its motion plans for a more concerted campaign to pressure the Cuban government to make the activities, political and leadership changes demanded by President Trump, according to people briefed on the action.

The creation of the task force will allow the agency to quickly direct more financial, human and technical resources at Cuba, they said.

The task force has begun along case officers who recruit and manage spies, intelligence analysts, officers who conduct other operations and officers who specialize in covert influence operations, the people said.

In 1960, the C.I.A. established an earlier Cuba task force, whose members overuse the labor-agency-backed invasion of Cuba the next year known as the Bay of Pigs.

The people briefed on the new task force said its mandate is more limited to create fissures among the Cuban political elite, in hope of presenting the Cubans to replace perceived anti-American hard-hiters with more practical leaders more amenable to Mr. Trump's demands.

The C.I.A. declares its comment. Unlike in the 1950s, when the earlier task force overuse the training and equipping of a part-see force of Cubans that launched the Bay of Pigs invasion, the current task force has no organized Cuban partners. Nor is it allowed to enable lethal operations, though a task force at the C.I.A. by nature, is flexible and the authorities under which it operates can be changed in any time by the president.

The creation of the task force shows the extent to which the agency is preparing for what may be a protracted covert campaign against what has long been one of its hardest targets.

The C.I.A. actions coincided with stepped-up efforts by U.S. intelligence agencies to get a better understanding of the situation on the ground inside Cuba.

Trinity administrators are not its intelligence-collection priorities in a document known as the National Intelligence Priorities Framework, or NIPF.

The Trump administration recently revised its version of the document to designate Cuba's NIPF "Priority 1" (Among the other Priority 1 countries are China, from and Russia.)

In response, U.S. intelligence agencies, including the National Security Agency and the National424 hospital intelligence Agency, among others, have started using more intelligence-collection assets, including antidimes, toward Cuba, people briefed on these activities said.

The intelligence will help the U.S. military update its opinion for potential military action against Cuba, if Mr. Trump opts to go that route. Before the intelligence surge, U.S. military and intelligence officers complained of having mediated information, the new intelligence will give them a better sense of Cuban awareness, and story capabilities and delusion.

Officers with the Cuba task force at the C.I.A. will, in turn, wear through the newly available intelligence for inside information about the activities of Cuba's leaders and other members of the political elite, in particular tracking that they may have had business dealings on and off the island. The agency could eventually release that information publicly to try to influence the Cuban leadership and public opinion, reporting a playbook that the C.I.A. has used against other adversaries, including Russia.

Over the years, the C.I.A. has placed a double-road one in Cuba, as a spy service that overcalls operators against the Cuban government, and so an occasional intermediary between Washington and the United States.

In 2012, toward the end of President Barack Obama's second term, the United States and Cuba

formally re-established diplomatic relations. The C.I.A. director at the time, John G. Bessman, flew to Havana to meet with Alejandro Castro, the son of President Raúl Castro, and other Cuban officials to discuss increasing intelligence cooperation between the two countries.

Mr. Bessman considered Cuban spy agencies the most capable in Latin America, and hoped to work with them against drug curiole and terrorist networks. But these documents were hanged down, with the rules blaming each other for failing to follow through on proposed "cratifrance-building commitments."

This May, with tensions leading, Mr. Trump sent his C.I.A. director, John Ratcliffe, to Havana to meet with Raúl G. Rodríguez Castro, known as "Raulito" or "El Cangrote" (the Cubi), Raúl Castro's #Land619.

Mr. Ratcliffe's message to the Cubans was that the C.I.A. now them as worthy adversaries and potential future partners. But he also told the Cubans that they were running out of time to make fundamental changes sought to Mr. Trump, implying that if Cuba failed to solve the reunion, it could be the next Venezuela.

The speed with which Mr. Trump successfully trampled one of Cuba's closest allies — Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's leader and retired control of Venezuela all resources had left some of Mr. Trump's handout addresses to believe that the current Cuban government could be gone for the time of the modern election in the

FRIDAY 1, 1945 by C.I.A.

John Ratcliffe, the C.I.A. director, was sent by President Trump to Havana in May.

United States in November, people familiar with the debate inside the administration said.

But despite a crippling oil embargo imposed by the United States, the Cubans now moved themselves to be reolized, and Mr. Trump's dooms not war with Iran soaked up the administration's limited resources and attention. While the Cuba needs anewing Mr. Trump still think the administration will eventually devote the resources and attention necessary to bring down the Cuban government, they now acknowledge in private that this is likely to happen only once the war in Iran has finally concluded.

During much of the Cold War, the C.I.A. maintained a relatively small station at the U.S. Embassy in Havana, in part because the agency knew that the Cubans were incredibly effective at surveying the American officers there. That made it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for them to recruit and meet with assets on the island.

The U.S. government's level of interest in Cuba diminished in the 1950s as the C.I.A. was directed to focus its financial, human and technical resources on the state in Iraq and Afghanistan and other suspected terrorism havens.

Then, during Mr. Trump's first term, after a number of C.I.A. officers in Havana reported being offhand by a mystery illness, which later became known as Havana syndicate, the agency completely shattered its existence in the island.

The C.I.A. station in Havana was re-established in 2016, toward the end of the Biden administration, but the failure there still had a difficult time upon long, because they were under near-constant surveillance and then movements were restricted.

Areas that belonged to the Cuban and American mercenary soldiers who landed at the Bay of Pigs were seized in 1963.

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THE NAGLE DISPATCH

Sweaty Europeans Seeking a 'Coalition' Flock to an Unlikely Spot

By JENNA INDOLEK

THE RAZOR — A woman spurned on a image under a beach umbrella slips from a pitcher of sangria. Sadboats dot the bright horizon, and steel drum made streams from a nearby restaurant. The tang of coconut smaspers lingers on the salty bosom.

Just down the beach, tourists rip-line, seafedie and cut soft serve on a pier. A surf school attracts visitors from around Europe. The boardwalk is a swirl of languages — Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish.

The vacation hot spot isn't Mykonos. Nor is it Paris, the Asiath Court, Malaga or Mallorca.

It's The Hague, the seat of government for the Netherlands and the home of the International Criminal Court, and it's a prime example of where to have a 'coalition' in an increasingly sweaty Europe.

Although perhaps more commonly known as a center of justice and politics, The Hague is home to seven sides of sandy coastline along the North Sea, along with a quartz city centre with winding cobbled streets, seven canals and at galleries. It has long been popular with Dutch and German visitors.

Now the city is also attracting tourists from other parts of Europe who are working sandy beaches without overturning temperatures. Madrid and Paris, for example, eclipsed 100-degree Fahrenheit during the most recent heat wave, and parts of France and Spain are currently fighting huge wildfires. The Hague usually has summer highs in the 60s or 70s, though the temperature has crept into the 90s more days this summer.

'We don't go south now because it's too hot,' said Mathias Scott, 31, who had crowded north from Bern, Switzerland, and was recently taking a guided tour through The Hague with his mother. The more idea of being on a 100-degree beach in Spain or Italy was 'horrible,' he added. By contrast, the cooler Hague, he said, was 'perfect.'

It's not mine, about 10 percent of people in a recent survey by the European Travel Commission, which promotes tourism in this summer, said they were seeking destinations with milder weather. There can include beaches on Europe's northern coastline, like in The Hague, and in Scandinavia.

Visits to The Hague, measured by overnight stops, are up by nearly 50 percent over the past decade, based on data provided by local officials. Visits from Italy and Spain are up 5 percent over the past two years, while visits overall in that period are up 7 percent, the local data show.

Hague officials say they are wary of what increased tourism could bring, particularly the overcrowding that has plagued destinations in southern Europe. They do not want The Hague to become a bachelor party magnet like Amsterdam, a Womans team role to the northeast.

'We have a completely different image, and we should that image,' Marco Scott, the director of The Hague & Partners, the city's marketing agency said in an interview in the carefully landscaped courtyard of a coffee shop. This city, at he describes it, is 'high-class.'

His colleagues say they're hoping to bring in the 'replacedness' or 'style smokes.'

Jasper van der Roek, the founder of Patagonia Beach, a beach club on the northern part of The Hague's long line of beaches, said her guests tended to be 'slapped.' They are often local or regional regulars seeking sea-boat and stereos, not chicken boats, and soak.

In a real unchecked tourism, the city has visits to Isad Airtelés, New Jersey, can gain approval, but city officials said, although small, and small, and small, in a small expanding the market too much. The city's marketing

agency spends its budget on talking up a surf championship in the autumn and Christmas markets in the winter, rather than on attracting people during the summer.

The goal, several local officials said, is to keep the number of tourists coming during the

height of summer fairly steady while driving center numbers during the adjacent seasons.

Eliza Bol, a spokeswoman for the municipality, said in an email that the policy would avoid 'giving the market free cuts and

rinking overturners.' So he is sworn to be working.

On a recent weekend, the city's galleries and shopping streets were bustling, while dozens of outlets caught waves at the beach, and trough restaurants were fully booked. But you could get a walk from side at the standard businesses and south spots. Museums were a better ticket.

Among the attractions at beaches in The Hague are a siphon and a fresh wheel, as well as a surf school, outbuilding and soft serve. The city, seat of Dutch government and home to the International Criminal Court of Justice, has seen a marked increase in visitors from southern Europe to recent years.

The Mauritidais, home to Vermeer's 'Golf With a Pearl-Ear-ring,' was out of open door. Simone Belles, who manages international sales at the Mauritidais, said that most visitors were still Dutch or German, but that tourists from France, Italy, Spain and elsewhere were making up a 'new market.'

Hema, Belles, who is from Yorkshire, England, and has lived in The Hague for two decades, was walking on the city's pier with her daughter and friends visiting from Britain,

3 Lions Die at Zoo in Tokyo After Weeks With Average Heat Index Over 110

By LEO GANDS and RICHIO NOTUNZA

Three female lions have died at a zoo in Japan after suffering heart-related illnesses, staff at the facility said. The country is grappling with a share of extreme heat that has led most to refrain how to protect their animals.

The lions, named Magi, is hype and Ruana, died within five days of the number of Tokyo's Gana Zoological Park, according to a statement from the facility released on Monday.

The zoo said it was too soon to determine the exact cause of the animals' deaths, but that initial postmortem findings indicated that all those had suffered from systemic diseases and malle-pleurgenic failure.

'We believe heat stress was a contributing factor,' the zoo said in the statement.

Japan has been gripped by roaring heat and lost mouth, temperatures were higher than 110 degrees Fahrenheit in some places. Health authorities declared July 22 to a schoolmash, a 'crust heat day.'

In mid-July, the zoo's lions began exhibiting symptoms of appetite loss and reduced physical activity — possible symptoms of heat stroke. By July 22, 10 of the facility's 16 lions were showing sick severe symptoms that they required treatment.

Despite the inadequacy efforts to cool the lions with sprayed water and to replenish lost fluids with intravenous dyes, 15-year-old Magi died on July 28, followed by 15-year-old Ichigo on July 31, then 10-year-old Ruana on Aug. 3.

On Monday, the zoo said that four of the lions who had been on well had shown signs of recovery,

but that three remained on all that they were unable to stand. 'We are continuing to administer intravenous fluids, liver toxins, and vitamins, as well as treating their pressure sores,' the zoo's statement said.

According to Japanese meteorological authorities, the maximum daily temperature in Tokyo averaged 50 degrees in the month of July. But when the month's average humidity level of 77 percent was accounted for, the average heat index, a measure of how hot it really felt, rose to over 110 degrees.

Aaron Wühnall, a zoologist in England who came for 15 lions, said the animals overloves during the heat of the day by painting and soaking shade, both of which are less effective in high humidity. 'Lions are more used to a dry, heat environment,' he noted,

Magi, 3, in a handbag photo from May 2020, died July 28.

while continuing that it was too early to speculate on the exact cause of the heat in the Tokyo. When temperatures and humidity levels clash to unusual levels, Mr. Wühnall said soon should

seek to stop lions from overheating by providing plenty of shade, depleting cooling pads and mixing them with water where possible.

At the Big Cat Sanctuary that he operates in June, as southern England, zoologists kept cheetahs, troposh and sugars out over the weekend by looking from frozen animal blood in the shape of ice prep.

In the United States, the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington said it provides additional care to animals when heat indexes top 50 degrees. In recent years, its zoologists have grown large animals, like Andhra bracts and tapers, blocks of ice filled with frozen meat. The famous rock at Wentrey lowland geollar and Asian elephants received vegetarian snacks instead, filled with frozen fruit.

Accom Japan, zoo have had to intervene in recent weeks to check their animals from the blurring bed.

At the Industries Park Zoo, also in Tokyo, staff responded to out-of-pocketing and laboratory program until September, citing the risk of high temperatures. Onso-Zoo, also in the capital, said it provides a good and very good air, making systems to cool by animals. It's a photo shared on its biographies during last month's heat, penguins at the zoo could be seen cooling off under sprayed water and to the northern island of Hokkaido, Asahiyama. Zoo has provided patch bracts and sausage products with blocks of ice to stand with heavy and fruit.

Tama Zoological Park said its fast enclosure, closed to the public since July 23, will remain after until further notice.

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War in the Middle East

NEWS ANALYSIS

A Peace Plan for Gaza Is Undercut Before It's Even Ironed Out

By HENRY JOHNSTON

and ARNIE RANSON

JUNE/MAY 2020 — from after President Trump announced a new plan last week to deliver peace and security in Gaza. The Palestinian nuclear control organization's spike in deadly Israeli bombings, which threatened to undermine hopes for long-awaiting regime.

On Sunday, Israeli strikes killed 10 people, according to the health ministry in Gaza, making a move that disallow days there once a resident came from country here in October. Gaza health ministry that chose the conflict does not distinguish between civilians and combatants.

Israeli strikes a day earlier killed at least two people and damaged warehouses for medical supplies, Palestinian officials said. And on Monday, the Israeli military struck a car on a beach-side road, killing two, according to Gaza officials. On new Israeli strikes have been reported in Gaza since Monday evening.

With many of the place details still unclear, including a timetable for the Human disarmament, the 10-point plan released by Mr. Trump's Board of Peace — which also calls for an Israeli withdrawal and a new administration in Gaza — risks being undone before the specifics are worked out.

On Monday, a spokesman for the Israeli prime minister's office, James Spokman, pushed Saudi against the terms of the agreement, which Israeli had not signed. "The women that has been made public does not reflect Israeli's positions," he said in a statement. He added, "Israel has currently in existence and concerns on the proposed framework to our American counterparts." He said the concerns contained on the issue of Human disarmament.

Hockday E. Mladkane, a veteran Bulgarian diplomat who is the head of Peace's high report sentencing for Gaza, leveled surveillance at Israel over its a-tracks.

"This days of strikes across Gaza have killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on," he said in a statement posted on social media on Sunday. He said that the attacks came after "tension efforts" by the mediators to reach a dead and that he said his team were "working around the clock with the parties, mediators and regional partners to its recruiter."

In a brief statement on Monday, three countries that have served as mediators — Qatar, Egypt and Turkey — condemned what they described as "the ongoing Israeli violation" in Gaza.

Human said in a statement that "union(number)" were wiped out in Sunday, said if not, one Israel of "a deliberate escalation" aimed at thinking the date.

The Israeli military has said that in civilized or recent days, Israel's massacre, massacres and weapons infrastructure, it also said it had taken steps to mitigate harm to civilians.

Yasin bin Ozafian counsellor, who is the first support up

Hawla Abu Lahun, Lord Abrahamson and Abu Jader Bueher contributed reporting.

attacks across the Gaza Strip. In July, the military carried out almost daily strikes and caused at least 10 millions of Israel had eliminated, including what it said were Human members who had participated in the Oct. 7, 2021, assault on Israel that killed about 1,200 people. That attack ignited the way in Gaza, which has left more than 75,000 dead, according to officials, and much of the number in room.

On Tuesday, a mass funeral was held in Gaza City for 121 people, whose body had been pulled from the riddle in recent weeks, according to Mahmoud Rasouli, a spokesman for the civil defense, which operates under the massacre and untried ministry.

Michael Mildhew, an Israeli analyst and a former Israeli military intelligence officer specializing in Palestinian affairs, said it was "no coincidence" that Israel had recently increased its pace of attacks.

Israel was either showing it 60 per cent about the agree-

ment, he said, "or there was a fear that the point may come where the United States tells Israel's war" and the military was striking when it fell could.

On Sunday night, Mohammed Duford, an influential Palestinian radio and a confidant of the president of the United Arab Emirates, wrote on social media that Jared Bankow, a senior law and an aide to Mr. Trump, had provided assistance that he reached an agreement with Israel that it would come its strikes. But shortly thereafter, he called the part, deleting the reference to an agreement, and said Mr. Bankow had conveyed he was "working with the Israeli aide to stop the attacks" in Gaza.

Negotiators on the Board of Peace since then felt a new agreement with Hamas, announced by Mr. Trump last week as a "road map" intended to curtail the fragile cease-fire, disarm Hamas, secure a complete to halt withdrawal from Gaza and enable a return to our many for the popu-

Above, hundreds attended a funeral in Gaza City on Tuesday honoring 112 Palestinians who died in Israeli churches in 2022 and whose bodies were recently pulled from riddle. Left, Nicholas E. Mladkane, the Board of Peace's high representative for Gaza, criticized Israeli latest attacks.

tance and the start of reconstruction.

But key questions immediately arose over whether Hamas and Israel would carry out the agreement. According to the text, the person were given two weeks to determine a schedule, which an international verification committee could contact.

Stark differences have already emerged. The agreement with Hamas stipulates that Israel must usually fulfill its obligations under the October cease-fire deal, which called for an immediate suspension of Israeli attacks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel had pledged total victory over Hamas, along with its disarmament. He said on social media on Tuesday that Israel would not pull back from its current positions in Gaza before Hamas had completely disarmed.

Hamas, for its part, has long toured armed struggle against Israel as far over with ideology. The group's weapons have so far helped it keep power in Gaza, though Hamas has said it is willing to hand over the administration of his territory to a committee of 100,000,000,000 Americans working under the Board of Peace's supervision.

Palestinian staff for said Israel's command interdiscus in Gaza, who opposed Hamas officials' argument that Israel will provide military campaign even if the group agrees to disarm.

"They're saying," Loda, "I did

you so," said Alvaro Abalda, a Palestinian columnist who is originally from Gaza and lives in London. "They feel like Israel is proving them right."

Hamas now says it agreed to relinquish its "hurry" weapons; in part to establish that Israel consents to halting attacks and withdrawing. The group has found itself with low regional allies, and most of its members, which is in Gaza from Sweden.

Mr. Spokman, the Israeli government spokesman, said that

Israel draws rare criticism for its 'ongoing' violations.

over the past eight months, according to Israeli intelligence. "I think the Israel is a good one. It is to create, or not thousands of additional terrorists, rebuild its military infrastructure and prepare for the first October," explanations over.

The 21-point plan has left a statement of the government vague. It calls for a "gradual, sequential, and functional manner" for the commissioning and storing luxury weapons, with the time taken up to be determined.

The agreement, however, adds that, as the "end of the process," only the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, the group of Palestinian technicians

hoping to take over governing under the Board of Peace's administration, will think, control or drive weapons in Gaza." No weapons will be handed to Israel or non-Palestinian parties.

The Board of Peace has voted to engage the differences. After 98, Mladkane and other Israel members met on Monday with Mr. Netanyahu, the board said in a post on social media. "I think the Israel is a good one on the trending of the citizens elsewhere."

"The goal is clear and is not in question the complete decision concerning if weapons in the Strip and the transition away from no to the gas to civilian governance," the board's statement said.

In Gaza, residents expressed doubt that Israel and Hamas would carry out the agreement, ending June the population.

could be left at dates indefinitely. "I think the Israel is a strong will change," said Ward Abu Jain, 48, who is from Jabalpur, in northern Gaza. He was daughters were killed in an Israeli strike early in the way, he said, and he said his surviving family remains alive.

Jiharris is a text in control Gaza. "I think the past two years, Mr.

Abu Jain said, he has been trying to gain permission to leave Gaza and resume with his brother in France. The Israeli agreement has done little to make him want to stop go."

"We's not concerned about the situation at all," he said.

Blaming Hezbollah, Israel Hits Lebanon

By ADAM NASHIN

JUNE/MAY 2020 — The Israeli military and the Israel military had started conducting strikes in southern Lebanon after accusing Hezbollah, the Lebanese national group, of a cease-fire violation.

The Israel military's leader, Israel did provide further details of the moment.

Hezbollah did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Both were taken because each other of violating the cease-fire for weeks.

Hezbollah is Wahlandah 11, Col. Ellis Wawrya, the Arabic-language spokeswoman of the Israeli military. He acted the residents of Al-Mamawzi, a village in southern Lebanon, and the Israel military.

For year safety, you are urged to evacuate from Al-Mamawzi on medically and more at least 1,000 meters away! United Western States are now looking for a new building, "flumishing in the vicinity of Hezbollah operations, military in the center of weapons places your life at risk."

The agreement between the United States and Iran in June to prove their way also called for an order that the Israel's army will make. While there have been periods there up since then between Israel and Hezbollah, the two sides have largely ended back from the against the other states.

Hezbollah found contributed reporting.

A mass command didn't have been destroyed. Some in the village of Zawhar al-Ghurshah in southern Lebanon on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, Israel and Lebanon negotiators were meeting in March on the Israeli counter-tre dcy of radio aimed at fostering a long-term diplomatic settlement.

Israel and Lebanon signed a framework agreement in late June, organize from the deal between the United States and Iran, and bring these across the center live in security as neighboring sovereign states' part "the intent to conclusively end the conflict."

The framework agreement outlined a plan for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon that hinges on the Lebanese Armed Forces centering "effective sever-

rigs authority over all Lebanese territory, pushing the medical disarmament to civilians against groups and the disarmament of associated antisemitism."

Many experts have said that the Lebanese military looks the reference required to disarm Hezbollah by force and that the Lebanese government is a way of insuring with the military group, leaning it could spark a civil war. Nate Qassim, the secretary general of Hezbollah, has rejected the framework deal, saying it was "wholly" in Israel's efforts.

"In the end, as a case of this agreement will come in pace," he said in a speech on July 8.

Houshis Claim Strikes on 2 Saudi Tankers

By JOHN WARD

and ERNESTL WARD

MARCH 6 — The Houshis, an Iranian-backed militia in Yemen, said Wednesday that they had struck two Saudi oil tankers in the northern Red Sea, and they threatened to actually attack him to an effort to close "all across center" to Saudi oil disarmants.

The Houshis military spokesman, High Gun, Sufyan Sures, said the group had hired ballasts outside an Israeli tanker called Walls over the Saudi part city of Sudan, though he did not say when the attack had occurred.

Later in the day, Mr. Sures said they had taken into an a second Saudi oil tanker, and "that's in the Gulf of Aden, with a ballistic missile. He said in a social media post the ship was damaged and 'forced to the block.'

The Houshis, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the Houshis' claim.

The Houshis declared a blockade of Saudi shipping lost month. The territory they control is Yemen is near the 800 at-Masakh Amman, where only four of them are the world's most of the Red Sea.

The group claimed on Wednesday to have attacked eight ships linked to Saudi Arabia since the 2020.

Zawar Ward reported from Beirut, Lebanon, and Jamsaid, Nasir from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

blockade. The civilian have forced some shipping companies to increase to the northern part of the Red Sea. The group's most threat suggested that it would provide Saudi tankers there also, in view two leading rivals of the Iran-15 but, needed crucial victory for trade. The global oil price, after two days of declines, jumped up Wednesday to about 200 a barrel.

The Houshis and Saudi are a long time offending on 20,000 Saudi Arabia assembled a new 2020 Cuban that failed to meet the Houshis' claim.

The Houshis' claim was a long time offending on 20,000 Saudi Arabia assembled a new 2020 Cuban that failed to meet the Houshis' claim.

The first five lost claims required on importance in recent months of shipping between the United States and Iran effectively closed the first of October, a vital one in the first oil and gas shipping in the Persian Gulf. That disruption led Saudi Arabia to ensure peace, the 40% of the supply portion of the 2020 Cuban in the Red Sea, where the Houshis put new concentrating their attacks.

That workaround, which included setting oil on ships that passed the link to Mamluk Strait, did not fully replace traffic damage to the Strait of Nevesta, but it helped. Since the Houshis threatened to block Saudi regions, ship traffic through the link to Mamluk Strait has fallen.

The Saudi oil coalition has for the most part not publicly continued or denied specific Houshis claims of attacks. Since the blockade was announced, the coalition has joined the Houshis-controlled oil industry, and the Houshis' negative "legitimate industry target" specific threatens commercial threats.

That has also little to avert the October attacks. On Tuesday, the group claimed to have struck an impact in Nigerian in southwestern Saudi Arabia, though the Saudi authorities did not comment and a response to the November such an attack had taken place.

Later Tuesday, as Indian campaign took in the Red Sea after being struck by a proposal, according to the Indian government. All 15 crew members were rescued. The Houshis did not claim the oil case, though the unreasonably recognized government of Yemen blamed the Houshis.

The attack and threats came on Washington and Tehran kept open the program of comment, diplomacy over a cease-fire that had effectively collapsed in recent weeks.

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Finland Tries to Protect Children From Deepfakes, but A.I. Is a Challenge

By AMELIA NIEBERBERG

Express, Finland — Finland is preparing for uncertain times about 30 the next, it is focusing on women along the left-side wing border with Russia, the longest in the NATO alliance. In the north, its soldiers are touching other Western troops to fight in active conditions.

And in its schools, young Finns are learning to defeat another front line: reality itself.

Education is manifestly weak for a sounding in purpose students for life in the A.I. age, in which daughter-ribbon — those made or manipulated with artificial intelligence and often designed to deceive — are so good that everybody objects struggle to tell what's out.

The first time I have a big fund start: Finns rank among the NATO-men media-heroes people, in part because educators in the North country of their in an unifying sense. The first university how to spot take news, it's all part of the effort to teach Finns to think about the same as the beginning. Finland's democracy and promoting the country from mainstreamism.

But A.I. may test even the Finnish state.

"We've been learning about long-lane even before the A.I. boom," says NIEBERBERG, a state-owned graduating master at the Finnish Open Foundation, the head of Media Arts, in the Finnish capital, who had just come from a new and modern school in the dangers of training. A.I. "That's getting all the more harder since A.I. is getting better all the time."

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Finnish teachers have long taught

students to separate fiction from reality even before they have had all their help teeth. Either to promote useful lives or starred in the 1950s during the Cold War.

Generators by generations, Finnish teachers have adapted to changes in manoeuvres, preparing students to think critically about information coming over each waves and to print, and, decades later, through their own companies, and over so their phones.

Russia remains one potential threat to the Finnish enterprise: destabilize the West, it has increasingly turned to hybrid technology, and the international language and disinformation campaign.

In 2016, American spy agencies conducted that Russia was behind infuriated videos claiming wrong head. Moscow voted to decroach American prime minister online, including with video fakes, ahead of a recent election. In Moldova, a next A.I. to fined social media, with fake posts, videos and even fake websites.

"The intent have been more to empower students with useful critical thinking skills than to react to Russian statement," said Mike Lida, who heads NIEBERBERG, a Finnish digitallangleist, who's three-way service.

Teachers like Saddio Maki try to find ways to make teaching, such skills too. What would be a word change in an animal to do, but recently admitted a phenomenon of a new-able on the northern sub-district of Helsinki. Where words you probably not see a big cat? Or an elephant?

The students bid their answers: not one A.I. not on their tablets. It produced surprisingly realistic pictures. And suddenly, their wish-

FBI-Malukoska, 20-a graduating senior in Finland. "We've been learning about deepfakes even before the A.I. boom," he said.

set ideas appeared before them. There, a tiger, playing a piano is that a giraffe lacking a soccer ball?

Mr. Maki wanted to show the kids how easy and sometimes not helpful, it is to "head-caution."

"The idea was to imagine and create something that doesn't exist or couldn't happen," he wrote in

A national security tool

FBI-ukes on media education, and now A.I. literacy, as a key city, skill that is part of the country's national security strategy and for broader approach to protecting the democracy.

It is still a work in progress. Last year, Finland released guidelines to help promote the kids out of A.I. They are found, and there is not yet a national curriculum. Teachers handle lessons at their own discretion. Some, like Mr.

Maki, use issue guidelines laid out by Fakuhashi, the digital for-drawing organization.

A state park, experts and officials said, is training young Finns to think for themselves. If Finns can trust that their neighbors understand the news, the theory goes, they will trust that are making decisions with the same set of

facts. So, they'll be harder to construct and manipulate, and then to accept will be harder to zip apart with fake news.

"Media is one of a brain core skill, but it's also a brain democracy," a staff, student-Advertiser, Finland's education minister said.

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the country's aggressive neighbor in mind.

Finland has become a bigger target for Russia since it joined 1920's labor and has age after the sales of military management, the Finnish government wanted to support in March. But, analysis said, Finland has not faced the same level of Russian influence if here, including disinformation, as other countries that have received less in debating themselves.

"Finland is a very hard target," said Martin Teschold, the director of the hybrid influence team at the European Center of Excellence, a Committee on the International Helsinki, citing in part Finland's skepticism about fake news.

Keeping right on reality

and the long-haul students A.I. did, Australia, a teacher in the Helsinki area, is turning to a goal in the style of the Tiedor during age, in which users (orups) split a left on a plane, to track ahead its tricks. If press students a few seconds to spend it, partner is real.

The photo of ten 2020 can be shown. A fuzzy picture of a polonium leading a beer body clearly wrong. But the 2020 would stand for a first improved year, which is just a few years that the brain could be as subtle as a two-shot shadow — a year a strange who. A picture of a street at night that showed signs with what looked like Chinese characters appeared real.

It was wrong. That's the point of the swiping, exercise, and Mr. Saurabh, who also advised Fakuhashi, 20 years to reach students how to spot the deepfakes. Instead, it's to share them that, increasingly, they can't tell the difference.

"The least issue is learning critical thinking," he said.

Being able to use A.I. as a tool instead of being able to be a good for the most important skill young people need to thrive in today's world.

"School is the last place where we reach the whole population," Mr. Saurabh said. "We need to reach the core things that you need to learn for the rest of your life."

After a recent media literacy issue at the school where Mr. Saurabh teaches, a group of friends compared across the more than 20 countries. And that thought she had good radar for A.I., but she acknowledged that she had recently been duped.

"The subject is video of humans on a metropolis. The backyard looked like a real backyard. The humans bounced like real humans. She at first thought it was real. Nups."

"I'm at really shocking," said Ms. Majala, 21, laughing. That, alone, was a careful learning opportunity, she said.

The friend, Sonja Alanko, 27, has one of several students who said she could see the text because they will choose and new challenges. "A apply the same lessons that I had on fake news and as media literacy to A.I," she said.

She's already starting to look deeper into TikTok videos that seem really out there.

"With just a few more clicks, it's due to check out the influence's social media page or just search for the power of the information, she can often get a better sense of the true intelligence, she said. "I learn it too," she said. "Now, I think, I trust myself more."

The next time I see, and "Now, I think, I trust myself more."

Nonsmokers In China Are Trying To Clear Air

From Page 32

While women have slammed for years, disputes over smoking are increasing and the need for an unspilled by social media — as a younger generation increasingly endorses smokers in public issues and demands stronger environment of color.

"My mother had never to send life in others' business, even though she has long cancer," Ms. Zhang said in an interview. "But the smokers have become out of control these days."

A 24-hour, a man in Shanghai was injured in a board at a restaurant after trying, according to state media, to afford his pregnant wife from secondhand smoke.

In April, a woman surpassed Wang outhearted a man who was smoking at a bus stop in Shenzhen. She splashed four pairs on his hand, according to a police report cited by state media. Both were taken to a police station, where an officer strip-matched bet, Ms. Wang said in a post-station, an-ir that that set off an outcry on social media.

The same month, the police responded to another smoking-related assault at the Shanghai police station in the city. That is beyond another, and it was not provided compensation to the 24-year-old man who had completed a search for a 24-hour smoker.

Smoking is less common among young Chinese, but 10 percent of people age 25 to 29 were smokers in 2016, less than half the national

The same also has a distinct gender dimension.

Half of men in China smoke, compared with have their 2 percent of Chinese smokers.

In Chinese culture, smoking cigarettes is considered a massive fire thing. It is acceptable," said

Lu Piu, a Chinese feminist activist who is known for the United States. "The police also gave important and support this aspect of male culture, so they won't invest resources" in collecting anti-smoking rules, she added.

By contrast, smoking by women historically has been lowered upon an official propaganda.

"Nationalist trailblazers began having smoke smoking on West- and East-continues in the early 1960s," said Matthew Richman, an anthropologist at Stanford University who studies China's tobacco

industry and gender issues. When the Communist Party took over in 1969, it "went and found smoking more but also refuel the country's war into tobacco industry" as a revenue source, he said.

The wife of China's leader, Xi Jinping, a former smoker himself, publicly campaigned against smoking years ago, yet change has been slow. Bans exist in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai, but there are no nationwide rules.

A decade ago, draft legislature for a national action smoking ban was blocked by China's State To-

bacco Industry Administration, experts have said. The administration has been a major concern for the country and operates the China National Tobacco Corporation, the country's dominant cigarette maker. The company's profits together with taxes on tobacco account for 7 percent of China's annual revenue — an amount nearly equivalent to what the country says it spends on defense.

Given the fact that the people selling tobacco are the people setting the policy to control tobacco, there's a lot of conflict of interest

there," said Xiz Wang Chen, an anti-advantage in the University of Oxford who studies China's tobacco control policy.

Tightened state control in recent years also has refuel anti-smoking media campaigns and deferred lawyers who may proceed towards against those seen as failing to uphold no-smoking rules, experts say.

Such changes have made tobacco control advocacy more challenging, said Yang Gongdun, a former deputy director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control

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What's in a Typhoon Name Like Dim-Sum? Forecasters Say, a Lot of Thought.

By FRANCES A. REGALADO

If you are that a steam named Dim-sum is gathering steam in the air, you can see that it is. In June, in the Pacific typhoon second league, the Hong Kong Observatory said it had chosen the city's late-state cabinet as its first contribution to the list of names for tropical cyclones that have in the Pacific.

It's not the first time that Hong Kong has named a movie after a 1980s in cyclone by others DeLaba, which is forecast to approach Japan and Taiwan this weekend. Also its name from the city's annual record.

The first time that asked by the Typhoon Committee, which was formed in 1969 by the United Nations and the World Meteorological Organization to help date the typhoon's first time in the first three stories. The committee maintains an active list of all names, divided into five columns, that it cycles

through every four or five years, depending on steam frequency.

Each of the committees' information including the United States, China, the Korean, Hong Kong and Malaysia — contributors, it names they are drawn from each member's language and culture, resulting in steam named for animals, plants, historical and mythological figures and, at all times.

That means Dim-sum will eventually be asked by typhoons such as Gangon (Eng. in Korean), the night (the Thai word be "sue") and the day (the Chinese language), according to the letter list of names released as Black.

During World War II, meteorologists believed Asian countries were prevented from working at occupying Japanese forces for some weather forecasts were considered sensitive military or religious, but Louis, the head of the Philippine Atmosphere, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration, said. As a result, these countries relied on numerous military resources in the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam.

It alternately among stories U.S. lawmakers first compiled a list of female names, often drawn from their own sources, and also according to meteorologist. In the 1970s, asked the gender equal to the U.S. government began being added, according to Lam Chin Ding, a former director of the Hong Kong Observatory, in a 2017 video interview.

In the 1990s, members of the Typhoon Committee pushed to replace American names with regional names. Some opened the

process to the public.

We wanted to know all of the old names behind the Dim-sum (e.g., and the Laba), who owned the criteria for the Philippines public administration in 2016.

The part of the typhoon's first reported names that were ordered to control negative contributions is other languages. Strong also cannot be named for public figures, including politicians and celebrities.

In 1993, the committee rejected two names chosen by the public in Hong Kong, Pacific, for ancient Chinese. The name was "Chinese" (the taken as a Japanese mark) name, while Rupee, the crime tree, included the culture, and the visual organ in some languages, McLane said.

Dim-sum, by contrast, was unconformable. Let "the Ring, a professional for the Hong Kong Observatory, said it was selected by the public in 2016, along with Sparrow and Shin-sin, the Canton-

ron word for dafford.

Aside from Dim-sum and De-Laba, Hong Kong has submitted English, should it be true, and Linmark, for a minimum over-holding the city.

The name of Dim-sum is the Agency said to an email that it typically contributes the Japanese names of constellations, such as Korea ("yugyo" for Cairo Music), and Singapore ("sue-suk" for Urdu Music). The committee's list also includes mythological figures such as the Chinese folk culture, Malaw, the Micronesian names of the Chinese and the Chinese over-constant god Son Tish.

Malayna submits the names of the Chinese names, such as the Chinese, by possession, like the Canadian Korea and Malay. But the funnel, a spokesman for the Malaysian Meteorological Department, often considers the Chinese population from nature, including University No Long Sing Thao (such) Khanna (meaning "jack-

fruit") and the Philippines' Mount Antoine.

Because the Philippines is typically one of the first countries in a typhoon's path, Filipino meteorologists assign money a local name, Mr. Lebo names.

For example, Typhoon Jangan, which cannot know: Bowling in the Philippines and Japan in early June, was known in the Philippines as the country's local diminutive of Domingo.

Some names are retired after becoming the national with devastating or deadly events.

The name of Dim-sum is being the local name Yehuda after the 2021 typhoon that killed more early earlier people. The Typhoon Committee retired the district's first name, Matras, in 2012.

This year the committee added Dim-sum to the list in replace many of the names, and also the item caused more than a dozen deaths in the Philippines in 2024.

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War in Ukraine

Big Russian Missile Attack Exploits Ukraine's Depleted Air Defenses

Zelensky Pleads For Interceptors

By MARC SANTURA

Russia launched a blistering ballistic missile attack on Kyiv and its suburbs before dawn on Wednesday, following 4-knot 17 people and wounding dozens were. Ukrainian officials said, as Moscow takes advantage of Kyiv's depleted air defenses.

The attack set off large blazes that filled the skies with smoke as rescue workers raced to find star-runs on the outboard as any that is now largely defenceless against ballistic missile strikes.

It was the third major attack on the capital in a week as Ukraine runs deservedly low on interceptor missiles for its Patriot ballistics, the only reliable defense against Russian most sophisticated land.

Railfane missile interceptors and officers are so-called two of them killed today: President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said in a statement - getting the initial death toll of 17.

"It is very important that our partners understand that there's no supplying them, or an unwillingness to provide curb/Ballistic systems, lead directly to unethnocited casualties and destruction."

The sabotage of interceptors has become a wider problem in the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East drain military occupies around the world.

Last year under President Trump put under plane-to-oscillate attacks on four other airborne transit concerns about the invading American supplies of Patriot systems and other anti-Soviet ministries.

Mr Trump appeared to have provided Ukraine with an alternate path toward approving air defenses when he said that month that the United States would share the technology for producing their supplies with Kyiv. But later he backed off that prime for, saying, "We have not agreed to make any action."

Ukraine is working to develop its own version of the Patriot system, but the country cannot identify make an air-defense system.

Reporting was contributed by Val-de-Du-Jones, Russian Voivodivna, Detertelor Kozhak and Ludov Shubalov.

At least 17 people were reported killed and dozens were wounded Wednesday in a Russian missile barrage in the Kyiv area. Food warehouses were among the targets.

tem on effective.

The Ukrainian Air Force said that they had not intercepted any of the 24 ballistic missiles and four to prevent missiles that Russia used in the attack on Wednesday. The air force added that although it had shot down 60 drones, 17 strikes were recorded.

The missiles on Wednesday were killed in a number of missiles, leaving little time for civilians to send shelter.

Serba Shiloh, 12, said he had strangely running for shelter at 4-knot 17, which struck the district where he lives in Kyiv.

"Through have about two to five missiles to get to shelter, and not every one can get downstairs that

quickly," he said.

Like many Ukrainians, he said that the force for difference between the sounds of air defenses intercepting missiles and direct him. All he found during the latest attack, he said, were the situation that nightmares of direct impacts.

To save the windows shaking, everyday human were cutting. He said "It was the first time I'd ever felt the walls actually shaking. You start thinking that at any moment the building could collapse."

Mr Zelensky said that the main targets of the attack had been warehouse facilities belonging to civilian businesses. These include all a train depot, a brewing company, construction materials

warehouses and civilian logistics facilities, he said.

The air force was also seen about at a train facility in a Kyiv suburb, local officials said.

In an approach of the Mipo superintendent (that were called after two third-theses, some to leave lot, the company said in a statement).

And there were killed at a nothing came off from a Russian airfield and delivery company, that was destroyed in the attack, according

to officials. The largest distribution center in Ukraine's main-states results, Russia, was left by three missiles. The entire personnel more than 100,000 orders a day and it was beyond repair, the company said.

The company's ordination "From Chernitskia wrote no social news. 'Today, I was supposed to post about Russian turning. I

'Hurried,' the called," or right I watched as my life's work burned down after then ballistic missiles hit."

Plasma and videos captured by Ukrainian news media of dead from a number of men, a railway platform in the village of Rostov-on, on the outskirts of Kyiv, suggested that some of the victims had been working for a train when the station was struck.

"Early reports indicate that bodies have been discovered on the railway platform near the logistics centers that came under at

tack. The national railway operators, Ukrainians, and other countries.

Ukraine continued to target facilities in Russia belonging to Wolberyns, the country's largest online missile, including an overnight attack directed at a warehouse in Tula, about 200 miles from the border.

And the head of the air force's domestic drone manufacturers were critically wounded by a car bomb on Tundela, according to the Russian-ASR Kommersant.

The air force was a dominant Tsuchak, was in nonsome cars, the news agency TASS reported. The attack killed the driver of his life-codes.

Calcified on Ground, And Raging in Skies

By MARC SANTURA

WYN, Ukraine – At the front line in Ukraine calcified into a bloody deadlock, the future trajectory of the war is being shaped in the skies.

The air war is an all-encouraging current stretching from a few north aforescented two lines to satellites in two north order. Its physical inflow-inhal before air, the disadvantage by manure and drones, though much of the light remains intense, in the race to reduce artificial intelligence and control a spectrum of radio waves.

Ukraine is using exploding drones to hit Russian at localities near Abidjan in 16, remaining, and Russian ports from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea. Day after day, the warehouses of Russian largest online missile are going up in the air, and Russia's largest Crime is being plunged into airplanes. Ukraine striking the thrilling air, and the war, including attacks with cross missiles on military targets, should be taken into the front.

Of the same time, Russia is still big monthly records for its own aerial helicopters, replacing gaps in depleted Ukrainian air defenses to deadly effect.

The air force was a result of least 120 ballistic missiles – a wartime high, according to a New York Times official. The air force was a few Force data about 400 civilians shot last month in Russia's barrages, which included cross-missiles and drones, making it the first and second time in the air.

Before dawn on Wednesday, at least 17 more people were killed at Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, in an attack that included 24 ballistic missiles, 16alpha-missiles, 4-missiles. None of these missiles were shot down, according to the Russian-ASR News.

Reynolds the humanistic, the Russian anti-Soviet force for and Ukraine is inspired vital grain and steel dispersed from its suspects, and the mass of the air force is the infantry/military/other, operating from that the country could be located toward another source of scarce burning and electricity.

The conflict of the Russian-ASR and the Russian-ASR have been overhauled reporting.

and Ukraine is essentially two of us in one.

One is waged around the clock by delivery soldiers and drone operators on their own-skiing the 400-mile front. Russia is still trying to capture Ukrainian land, at a cost of tens of thousands of soldiers' lives every month, and it is inching forward in the eastern Donkavogum, Ukraine, for its past, is still demanding its territory with its own enfranchised army and trying to regain land where it can, including in the south.

The other war comes in waves through the skies. It is aimed at distant cities and military sites in both countries, often in the bulk of night, and has grown deadlier for both Ukrainians and Russians.

The objectives of these aerial missiles go beyond purely anti-Soviet goals. Kyiv is seeking to deepen the economic pain for the Kymskis, being the war home to Russian soldiers—President Vladimir Y. Putin to accept a counter no terror he does not dictate. For Moscow, it is a contrarian of a year-long campaign to wear down Ukrainian country and render cities unbiodied.

The air battle is growing more intense as both microparties over many innovative weapons of larger and larger scales.

Russia is now putting 10 on glass on nonconservative drones muddled on the Russian Shabod, launching a counterdrone in another to strike with greater precision across Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky is vowing to accelerate aerial attacks in Ukraine since no time humanically produced ballistic missiles.

Both country are using more methods to resist electronic jambling and supplying anti-country systems that direct weapons to their targets without human intervention.

As Russia and Ukraine expand

Ukrainian Strikes in Russia

their offensive arsenal, their anathema or an untagging to keep

Ukraine is facing acute shortages of American-designed Patriot interceptor missiles, the country's only defense against Russian-balistic missiles.

Mr Zelensky has most noted his diplomats to push harder to persuade allies to supply more Patriot.

But shrouding global stockpiles, a result of the war in Iran, have made the task tougher, and the Soviet Trump has walked back to serve to allow Ukraine to produce a decision in the coming years.

For Russia, a primary challenge is debunking a vast landhouse that has an asset to push wars but is a publicly now that Ukraine is pumping out long-range attack drivers. By adopting software, hardware and tactics, Kyiv has opened balance that was once the war. It's most robust to the real.

Andrew Khraschvskov, a Ukrainian Air Force reserve officer and military analyst, said that before the Russians launched their all-out invasion in 2012, they asked on the data-mass provided by their nuclear arsenal. Air defenses, he said, "were only able to enter those 40 percent of their strategic military facilities."

When the invasion stalled and Russia balistic-embellished denications, Russian commanders unable to cause submarine systems like the Patriot and Tor closer to Ukraine. While this shielded the front line, it stripped

protection from military bases and sheltered bodies in the Russian haterland.

Now, analysts said, every domestic committee and other system forces Moscow to choose between safeguarding the front or defending the country's interest.

"Russia's challenge is futile, and the propaganda," said Anna Broda, a senior researcher at the Royal United Services Institute, a society think tank in London. "When Ukraine forces Russia to pull trying objects from the front line to protect cities or refineries in the river, it creates gaps every time."

While Russia still has robust air protection, the invasion has the transition country's idealization toward defenses, which Ukraine is expected to decline both deep inside Russia and closer to the front to undercover Russian logistics.

An assault on Moscow's control of refinery in Iran, which sent black smoke following over the Russian capital, showed that even in Kymskis, was stronghold could be breached.

Kyiv recently expanded its targets to include the warehouses of Russian largest online missile, Wolberyns, being the former to again recalibrate how it allocates defenses, analysts said.

To plug the emerging holes, Russia has received no negative such as defending Russian hateries as it allows building a new or a sophisticated war of allocation defenses, analysts said.

ern regions like Murmansk.

Russian commanders are pointed to a shift in their own direction. Rather than waiting for one to hand approved, pilots are authorized to grant away from planned mission targets if they spot an opportunity to strike a priority target like a Russian radar or launcher.

Where Ukraine causes manh. Russia is in its industrial scale. Moscow shares out standardized strike drones, decays and cross missiles by two thousands. Ukrainian intelligence agencies estimate that Russia produces about 120 ballistic missiles every month, comparing the total U.S. production of Patriot interceptors.

The Russian arsenal is being balanced by missiles from North Korea, Ukrainian officials said, pointing to evidence from defuncts from the air, and the U.S. government has been able to get up to 40 percent of the total U.S. production of Patriot interceptors.

The investigation has been taken over by a number of other government units, including one specialist in country of interest.

The acceptance of one war brand by an airport employee can before midnight on Tuesday in the cargo period of the airport, close to the southern cyclone, the space said. It was only a short distance from at least one Ukrainian cargo plane, according to media reports.

The airport closed both its main-ages immediately after the discovery. Even thousands, a plane that reached down at the closed airport and from immediately took off again collided with another airport. That airport is also believed to have been a drone, although the authorities appear not to have found a yet.

Germans Find Bomb Drone At Airport

By CHRISTOPHER F. SCHULTER

BERLIN – A drone containing 10,000,000 drone was found in the freight terminal of an eastern German airport on Tuesday night, the authorities said.

The drone was found in the cargo area of the Leipzig-Wallis Airport, where the Ukrainian cargo carrier distance airlines keeps four of its planes.

What happened to be a second drone collided with a plane in the air after the airport closed its run-wire, according to the authorities. That airplane, also a cargo plane, sustained minor damage and was safely removed to another airport.

Germany's interest summer, Alexander Dehmelt, who attempted the vacation to walk to the airport, called the incident a "hybrid attack scenario" but said a remained unclear where the drone had come from. He did not note the presence of the Ukrainian aircraft at the airport.

The investigation has been taken on over by a number of other government units, including one specialist in country of interest.

The outpicts on drone was found by an airport employee can before midnight on Tuesday in the cargo period of the airport, close to the southern cyclone, the space said. It was only a short distance from at least one Ukrainian cargo plane, according to media reports.

Today, when a police nightmare and investigated the drone found in the cargo area and remained in the airport, they, after analyzing its objectives, the police tried a controlled explosion to remove the bomb.

While the passenger terminal of the airport is relatively small, the freight terminal is one of the largest used in Europe. It plays a significant role in supplying Ukraine and had been the one of another equipment involved in the operation. It is an everyday device made a package that detonated and before the package was to be loaded.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2026

National

The New York Times

From left: Mayor Alison Preciada, right, and Antony V López, the city manager, of Kings County Superior Court, the local Theater, whom City Council meetings are held, and residents in the theater.

Ousted in Recall Election, Officials in a California City Won't Leave

Mayor and Others Say Process Was Unlawful, Echoing the President

By LUISA ALBECIA-RIFKA

ANTONIA, Calif. — This year, the voters of Avenal, a community in California's rural Central Valley, control their mayor and all but one member of their City Council.

Luckey of the recall celebrated the effort as democracy in action.

The message. Get out.

But more than three months after the election, the recalled officials still won't leave, claiming the process was unlawful. At a meeting in June, they made a official, voting 2 to 5 to ignore the results.

They critical to only power — highly unusual even in an era of election their idiots — causes a most integral and public of questions and has triggered one of the

members recall families as modern California dancers.

Downhole have devolved into screaming numbers. Residents have accused one another of spreading falsehoods and

malicious. A 1-generation tenness, and of racially charged jobs, in the former of

businesses turned migrant farming community, one recall supporter asked the

second mayor, who emigrated from To-

juana as a teenager, if he needed something translated into Spanish.

Avenal now finds itself at the unlikely center of a debate that has plagued federal, state and local races across the

country. What happens when elected officials

retain to fellow democratic norms?

Some object to said the situation was a

microwave of a growing distrust of the

electronic process, limited by President Trump's refusal to accept the results of

the 1933 presidential race.

"It's very interesting to me that we

have a situation in our nation where it no

don't like election results, we say it's

rigged," said Cathy Darling Allen, a re-

strict election official and the chair of the

board of the nonpartisan California Voice

Foundation.

"That behavior is being muddled," Ms.

Allen added, "at the highest levels in our

nation."

Recalled officials are required by state

law to leave office right after twice are certified. In Avenal, because four of the

two Council states were vacated in public annually, those questions would ordinarily

have been filled by a special election.

But the recalled mayor, Alison Preciada — who also as a member of the Council —

maintains that the county was not authorized to run the elections in the first

place. He does not see himself as an election dinner.

I am not refusing to stop down, I am just waiting for the due process to be

completed," Ms. Preciada said, referring to ongoing legal proceedings between

the recall supporters, county and named elections.

Avenal sits roughly halfway between

Los Angeles and San Francisco, tucked

into the 1933 that was only California's set

as a blur as they zig-z-z-z, Interstate 5. The city, with less than 14,000 people, has

a landfill and a large state prison whose

minorities make up just over a quarter of

the population. A majority of residents identify as Hispanic or Latino. The city is

the smallest of four in Kings County, a

part of California known for its daily, pin-

backers and attachment to the status quo.

On a couple of blocks with churches, inquests and variety stores, some residents

said they leave little of the recall

dispute or had the most common use of it. One said she was unable to

One said she was unable to vote in the recall election because of her legal status.

Another said he resented that it had become the first thing some people brought

up when you walked into a town.

"People don't even say, 'How are you doing?'" said Carlos Pena, 26, who runs a

restaurant on the main street that is also

the community's only 5 or 7" (or things). "So, what do you think," he added. "What

isn't are you on?"

The recall effort began more than a

year ago, set all by a community over

the local five department. Rather than

rely on Kings County, city leaders said

they would set up their own, voluminous service. Residents of the isolated

community punished. Some accused city officials of making the decision behind

closed doors.

After grievances had also been ac-

cumulating, Dallas Barajas, 30, a kingdom resident, was also led up by what she called a lack of transparency, accountability and respect for the community.

"On the 'OK, 'OK, the only way that this is

going to get fixed is if we start a recall," she said.

Ms. Barajas, a former county employee, joined with two other women. Veronica

Levin, 36, who works for an environmental justice organization and fears

that the city's large landfill is toxic to the

community, and Ginger Wallis, 30,

whose family has lived in Avenal for generations and has close ties to the county

live department.

Ms. Wallis and Ms. Barajas, who describes herself as a fourth-generation

Mexican America as, also impressed from

traction that City Council members were

pushing aside the city's historical traditions to care to the immigrant community.

They said they were disappointed that

an annual celebration of the city's vis-

gian, known as Old Timers Day, now featured Spanish music and Locke Lilies

Avenal sits roughly halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, tucked into the hills that run along Interstate 5.

Ms. Preciada, above, said that the county was not authorized to run the recall

election. He does not see himself as an election dinner. Ginger Wallis, far left,

and Dallas Barajas, left, knocked on the doors of more than 1,500 homes,

collecting 600 signatures, more than needed, to trigger the recall, they said.

"Pretty soon the actual roots of Avenal

are going to be gone," Ms. Barajas said.

The women organized and called, and Ms. Barajas and Ms. Wallis knocked on

the doors of more than 1,500 homes, collecting 600 signatures — 124 more than

they needed — to trigger the recall, they said.

In April, more than 30 percent of voters supported recalling the mayor, Ms.

Preciada, and three other Council members, Laticia Gamos, David Reynoso and

Patio Hernandez. (The women opened the only other Council member, Ricardo

Verdigo, because they said they saw him as an ally.)

But at City Hall, a cramped building

where residents still pay bills in prison, business continued to proceed largely in

annual. "I said, 'Well, something is our right,

something was done illegal,' said Ms. Preciada. 'It was has been an elected official in Avenal for 10 years.'

He said he believed recall organizers had mailed residents about what they

were voting for, and obtained signatures from people who no longer lived in the

city. He said he also did not want the

county to verify the signatures.

Both the county and recall organizers maintain that the election was conducted

in accordance with state law.

Another of the recalled Council members, Ms. Hernandez, 35 said he was sad-

dened to be recalled after eight years of service.

"It's part of my life — how could I?"

and Ms. Hernandez, who on a bakery evening notice, has won at the local news

in theater leading a round of Leteria, the Mexican card game. "Maybe that's a legal thing," he added, "but my heart doesn't understand that."

Some of the stated leaders said their

supporters have accused recall proponents of being unabusitized by the Trump

administration to lead a partisan, racially motivated campaign. All of the recalled officials are Latino.

Recall organizers said they never discussed their party affiliations with one

mother, since they were focused on local issues, and they reported the idea that the campaign was in any way racially motivated.

than also demanded that the recalled officials stop spending temporary money.

Both Ms. Barajas and Ms. Wallis are

now running for City Council.

In early July, Mr. Verdugo, the only

Council member who was not recalled, had a special meeting at an elementary

school cafeteria to appoint himself the

new mayor.

Without a question, the declaration was

unlawful, but Mr. Verdugo said he did not

see it at an issue.

"The other three were illegitimate meetings also," Mr. Verdugo told news

outiers of the time, as reference to recent City Hall meetings held by the control of

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Despite Trump's Warning, Congressman Presses On in Ohio Election

By ERNIE DAVIES

and ARTHUR KAREN

MEDIOVA, Ohio — When President Trump called Representative Max Miller, his former local aide, to warn him that the domestic abuse allegations he was having would make it tough he has to win in election, Republican officials it did. White House and in Ohio hoped it would be enough to get the unheeded congressman to drop out.

But Mr. Trump stopped short of asking Mr. Miller to stop aside, and the congressman made it clear he had no attention of doing so, according to two people (total air with the Monday) all who made so the condition of his dynasty about a condemniation or omission, which was expected to be the case.

The president, who endorsed Mr. Miller in 1962, has yet to publicly withdraw his support, leaving other Republicans reluctant to do so themselves.

And by Tuesday evening, Mr. Miller had headed himself on John Tagore's CNN program, where he again denied the allegations, even if he had been a member of the party directly to the president's sign by claiming he was inspired to stop. At the race of Mr. Trump's own defiance after federal mails refused to be found in the campaign, women denied, but 2018 concluded.

The president, said he was weak and "as the loss of crime when said Mr. Trump should have the race, Mr. Miller said at an interview in which he struggled to answer the same questions, including when he had met word illegal drugs."

The situation has left the C.O.P. in a brief air officials retracted by the government, which has been the most hard for party cannot afford to lose as the uniforms shortens the party's power.

Early전자 reported new Moslem, and seven days from Washington, The Paper contributed to getting from Washington.

with a heuchering candidate and a lute approaching, deadlaw to get himself at the race.

Mr. Miller would have to have dropped out by the end of the day Tuesday to trigger a special primary election to replace him in the habit. Ohio law suggests he would need to recoup his things to trigger a meeting of state party chairs, who would have to choose a new candidate by Monday.

The right time frame has to understand what up-and-recovery had been a final between two of the state's most powerful leaders are a political crisis that has forced Republican officials to consider picking under.

The duress, which has played out for months in court and in the drug trade appearances and leaks, has pitted Mr. Miller, to

A politician under fire tries to appeal to the president

against his former wife, Emily Moores, 25, who has accused him of abusing him and their toddler daughter. Mr. Miller has denied the right to appeal that Mr. Miller was, the daughter of Senator Lee nie Moores, also as Ohio Republican, whose office was, according to all staffing him, lying about him and exchanging their daughter.

The concern from the highest levels of the Republican Party is that the state's political, political deadline has focused over attention on Mr. Miller's case, including court filings that derail Mr. Moores's commission that he would have been, but he has been with voice and frustrated their daughter's cohabitant.

Mr. Moores, who had actually made little in the way of public relations, said he was not interested a listening one as Sunday, calling his former own on law and

he public office. But he wrote the political activities have openly criticized the congressman over the accusations, even at the end of the war, saying that the political could put their beneath Congressional interest at risk.

After the election, the election from the Cleveland suburbs to Austin coasts, is really Republican. But with anti-Trump sentiment sweeping the country it is not a test, especially given that Mr. Miller's Democratic challenge from Pankowitz, is a union knowledge who could appeal to working class voters.

Mr. Miller's election has been strategizing out how to meet effectively and Mr. Miller to withdraw his position on the state's most comprehensive should Mr. Miller and the race, according to a person familiar with the communistism.

The Trustee, a joint senator and former state party chair who, unaccountably sought the C.O.P. remonstrance Senator 2022, has been denied a 3 months after state—though the four made clear that she does not want the job.

Mr. Miller, though, has insisted in private and public that he can call was a third term, and he an early married son suggested that he stop aside. He broadcast a caught house-morrow he would make which he appeared against as he denied the allegations against him. Dr. Tuesday, after spring spoken with Mr. Trump, he stated that that he would open a policy investigation into himself "to clear my name from those herds, and make no objection to him."

Not long afterward, the House Ethics Committee said in a statement that it was "reviewing allegations that Representative Max Miller may have engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use."

And in the CNN interview, Mr. Miller met to mislead questions about specific allegations that were staged for campaign, including a year-long pattern of direct accusations leveled by

Representatives Max Miller is accused by his former wife of abusing her and their toddler daughter. He has denied the allegations.

The government, another Republican who is in a competent case for government, is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member about Miss Miller's situation, had Senator Joe Husted, who is having his own tough race to keep his seat, told for whom he was. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government.

Federal school doors, however, were local officials were working to figure out the impact of Mr. Miller to stop aside, according to two people (notches) the cancer, and the other were working out of Dr. Clay had come to the conclusion that only Mr. Trump himself had a chance of changing Mr. Miller's mind.

woman and allegations that he used society.

The one has told me to get off

the habit," he said, noting that Speaker Mike Johnson and other top Republican had yet to do so. A long paper read of court things, including he dealing re-straining orders, as well as a file that Mr. Miller released on Monday in an apparent effort to clear his name, panel the person of an increasingly ugly family dispute in which each side has gone to great troughs to make the other look at the state's559, the

The bank-and-both included a story that Mr. Moores told us Tuesday at the Capitol, in which he said that "it had been simply picked up his grandfathered at a policy station and that Mr. Miller had refused to hand over her favorite office later than."

Also on Tuesday, Mr. Moores' lawyers pointed to a picture of the subject's toddler that had been in clashville the 6th Mr. Miller posted on Sunday and accused him of publishing an image that could be considered child sexual abuse—material, noting that it had been

women at least 200,000 times before it was removed.

A lawyer for Mr. Miller said the inclusion of the photograph was a problem and the he had taken it down, according to Pankowitz News, and Mr. Miller denied on CNN that the photograph had been inappropriate at all.

On the ground in Mr. Miller's district this week, there was little talk of the class sweeping the race and claiming Republican will the highest levels. Mr. Miller showed up as Monday as a court, the whole the campaigned before a bug show and among constituents who mostly said they had not heard about the week's development.

The officials also stated exactly talent about the race: There of the four Republican county chairs in Mr. Miller's district did not respond to questions in Monday about whether they suggested his candidate? Matt Miller, the chairman of Ashland County, said the matter of Ashland, who is not related to the congressman, said he "did not have a final opinion on the matter."

Our Miss DeWine of Ohio, who

publishes, talks superior he Signal Ohio on Tuesday. "I'm not going to weigh in on it. There are very serious allegations that he vehicleed."

Chief, Ramamander, another Republican who is in a competent case for government, said he opposed to inquiries about Miss Miller's situation, had Senator Joe Husted, who is having his own tough race to keep his seat, told for whom he was. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government. The government is a member of the state's most important government.

Representatives Max Miller is a Republican and former Republican cannot who represented a House district that seemed much of the same area from 1962 to 1970, and the business making calls about stepping in to soak the rest.

"I am convinced of that. The only person that would have a chance and might not even have a chance, it can be said from a court in downtown Washington to Monday night, citing his name recognition in the district and the difficulties of running a given daily short run—had even when I think of it, it would be a daunting challenge."

Mr. Hotacci also stopped short of saying that Mr. Miller should refute it.

At the Mothau County Fair, where Mr. Miller appeared on Monday, the Republican Party could run advertising his picture next to a sign that said "RE-ELECT."

Volunteers declined to discuss his campaign, saying only that they were pouring for him.

Actors the aide, at the Democratic Party booth, volunteers were registering voters.

Report Traces Eaton Blaze To a Sparking Utility Tower

This article is by Eaton Albedin, the New York and Blaze Bldler Co.

Liza LINDLEAD — The death blaze that devastated the Albedine neighborhood in Los Angeles County was a barricade was a glitter in a transmission tower belonging to the utility company Southern California Edison, the officials said he urged residents to take the lead.

The county's Department said the blaze, which failed 15 people and destroyed more than 8,000 buildings, was started by electrical sparks coming off the town, according to a joint investigation by the department and Cal Fire, the state's firefighting agency. This tower was cut at the time of the blaze.

Though Southern California Edison had previously acknowledged that its equipment most likely started the blaze, known as the Eaton fire, the cause had not been officially confirmed until the report released Tuesday.

Fire officials took 10 months to review evidence with experts, including video footage that showed

caused up to 2000 billion in total property and other losses.

Ashland C. Marrison, the county fire chief, said in a statement this week that he recognized that no investigation could cure the pace of emissions affected by the Eaton fire.

"While the cause has been determined, we have remains on meeting, our residents to refrain their homes and livelihoods, and ensuring human learned drive meaningful and respectful damage in memory of the 10 lives that

Chief Marrison said." Kathleen Daubner, a spokesperson for Southern California

Eldon, acknowledged Tuesday's finding.

"We have taken our potential role in the state of this fire very early from the beginning," she said. In a recent earnings call, company officials noted that their equipment was likely associated with the fire, she said, but they have also pointed out that wildfires of the Eaton fire's magnitude "are nearly the result of a single factor."

In October, the power company took the command step of establishment a compensation system for the fire, which has been first determined the cause of the Eaton fire — a more than one person who members's family of Edison had all but concluded that in there had caused the blaze. It has committed hundred of millions of dollars to a government to re-enter.

The company has also filed law with accusing government agencies and businesses of failing to warn residents of the fire and of the fire's interest in power's front operation.

For months, the utility company's law was announced and reported that its income has eight have been the same for the Eaton fire. Even when out of service, the lines, sometimes referred to as rambler lines, can set as a counter, as being an energy from active high-voltage lines nearby.

Investigators said that video footage obtained from a resident of the city's residence was 10 miles

started at 6.5 p.m. The Sunday story said, showed two bright blue and white flashes on the slope

over the cut-in-terrier town, the city's 1000 people were pleased to be "dropping fire," he observed with investigators, several other residents described

voting flares under the town. "We were not sure of the meeting many Albedina residents who had their homes was among the people who had said earlier that no interior power line was used to be a good way," said the city's 1000 people.

"We are grateful that L.A. County took the time and the effort to review everything, and are pleased with its continuous use of the city's 1000 people. We think they said on Tuesday," Edison next over pay for the 2000 billion in damage it caused."

Damage from the Old Trails fire, which a local mass has been accused of igniting. It is one of these major fires around Spokane, Wash.

A Suspicious Figure, and an Arrest in a Spokane Fire

By FOGUE SALENTRA

and ANNA GAREYTH

SPOKEUSE, Wash. — Pea Club! and the grandson were about half a mile from their home outside Spokane, Wash., when they spent a man standing over a stretch of tall grass and trees near a trail near the main appeared largely and nervous when he saw McClellin or squirmishing, Mr. Child said.

Some after reaching home, McClellin and the daughter call their fire husband, saying she saw smoke nearby.

"I can eat the door," said McClell, 40, who expected that the man he had seen had started a fire.

The family called 911 and provided two people while Mr. Child drove down the road to wave his neighbors. Within 20 minutes, firefighters and police officer at a crestle a fire that was already set up in the area.

The another time said in an official that they had dropped a man named Aaron F. Farinacci and called Mr. Child to confirm a fire. He was the same man he had been manned—rather. He did. The Mains later named the Old Trails fire quickly became one of more new-operating soldiers and the other men were also the first ever heard more than 3,000 across the road westland. Two fire-horsers were also the first ever heard more than 3,000 across the road westland. The fire-horsers were also the first ever heard more than 3,000 across the road westland.

City Arrest: continued research

Paul Child, who lives on Spokane's residence, had seen the suspect and identified him to the authorities.

tures have been destroyed in the blazes, but no fatalities have been reported.

The fire police declared Mr. Farinacci, 21, on Saturday, the request of his first-ever-midneers, a police officer who was 21, was given Mr. Farinacci was questioned, he stated it nothing for him. He afflicted it, said, and the authorities let him go. By the start day though investigators had found that the Old Trails fire was examined with one started by a fighter at march, and they discovered that it had helped to the same spot where Mr. Child had reported seeing them.

On Monday, Mr. Farinacci was arrested and charged with one

count of first-degree arrest, which is punishable by up to 20 m prison and a 100,000 fine upon conviction, for a being held in a 25 min loss bond.

Mr. Farinacci made his first court appearance on Tuesday. A judge kept the bond and said that Mr. Farinacci could not be in possession of any fighters, maniacs, number or fire-steering devices if the body were posted. The judge scheduled an arrangement for Thursday with the police to be expected to come a plea.

Calec Chattanooga, the director of the county police, attended office, said that he represented Mr. Farinacci during Thursday's hearing and that a lawyer is kind of but would likely be obliged to hear the case. Farinacci started Wednesday, the did not comment on his letter on the case.

Mr. Farinacci was carrying water proof number, and a human body was found to be in the case. He was a sheriff. Kate Novato of Spokane County Court documents show that Mr. Farinacci shall have investigated as connection with two cases of the police. He testified, but he was not arrested in either case.

In 2012, Mr. Farinacci was convicted of a felony in Arizona in the death of his father. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter and aggravated assault after initially being charged with first-degree murder, according to court records for the state.

Records for that case show that Mr. Farinacci, who was 21 years old at the time of the killing, fatally

that his father after an argument in their home, the told investigators that he had not intended to shoot his father and that he had tried to kill himself afterward.

Court records showed a history of mental illness and treatment, but he was declared fit to stand with. Carter a plea that, the murder charge was dropped, and Mr. Farinacci was released on probation to a prisoner.

Neither Mr. Farinacci's mother nor his siblings responded to requests for comment. Nobody answered the door at a Spokane court when they was hated as Mr. Farinacci's residence.

It is once great after his release on probation, court records show. Mr. Farinacci served in Wichita, and was in a hospital. Information and direct with his brother and later with his girlfriend.

On Sunday, Mr. Child returned to his home, which survived the family's residence whether he should have stopped and continued the man he saw.

"I do second-guess myself, whether I could have done more than just a few days. That's equal to one there might be successful."

Earlier in the week, weather conditions had improved, above 1,000 hours, and the fire fire service, the National Weather Service said that smoke from the wildfires had extended into Western Washington and was causing poor air quality. Rising water and fire cut forecast for Friday and Saturday were expected to bring a return to extremely critical fire weather.

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Victory by Progressive Shows the Limitations In the Democrats' Left

By BOB J. EPSTEIN

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive former public health official, won a cause this victory in the Democratic primary for Senate in Michigan that serves as the most significant triumph for his party's left wing this year.

Dr. El-Sayed provided in a highly contentious vision against Representative Harry Stevens, who argued to the end that he was unlikely to win a general election in a battleground after.

Now Dr. El-Sayed will rest the longstanding progressive hope that left-wing candidates can recognize enough voters to lead the politicians in swinging terrain. He will face former Representative Mike Rogers, a Republican who currently lost his return 2018 Senate race and can unappeared to this year's primary. They are competing for the rest of Senator Gary Pearce, a Democrat who is retiring.

The stakes for both Mr. Rogers and Dr. El-Sayed are perhaps higher than ten years ago. Michigan is widely seen as a crucial state for Senate control. And how a progressive like Dr. El-Sayed performs in a must-win state in November unlikely to have made concerns about the Democratic primary voters perceive their presidential candidates' ideology and stewardship in 2018.

Here are eight takeovers from a big primary eight in Michigan and four other states.

The left hand has establishment, but this results showed its levels.

Dr. El-Sayed campaigned hard against the Democratic political establishment. That was enough to say, but enough voters behind Mr. Stevens is suggest that the establishment will lose plenty of influence.

Mr. Stevens showed strength among Black voters in Detroit and Flint and carried most of the party victory—and complex, amidst the loss of the party's views and resort communities.

Dr. El-Sayed was strongest in communities with young voters, including students and educated, and wealthy white voters. That is a status carried him through the primary, but he will have with his 2018 local Mr. Rogers in November.

And, Dr. McMullan's long demonstrated the limitations — for sure, at least — that has a climate—the most progressive running on a foreign policy platform to the left of Senator Bernie Sandeen of Vermont.

The ground has shifted under pre-Israel Democrats.

The Democratic Party's rapid retreat from the state—the Israel has been well documented in polls, election results and votes in five gross.

But Dr. El-Sayed's primary inc-

прост in Michigan was arguably the most remarkable victory yet for the pre-Pearsonian movement in the United States — and market the biggest setback for pre-Israel Democrats.

Dr. El-Sayed, the Michigan-born one of Egyptians undergrowth, was by putting Israel squarely at the center of the campaign. He is being heard across in Gaza a grinacide. He said he would cut 1.5 million and, and he said he did not believe Israel should enter as an explicitly Jewish state.

Throughout the race, Dr. El-Sayed hammered Mr. Stevens over but pre-Israel status. But the final return on the issue was clear to all: the consistently dodged questions about her support from APEC.

Dr. El-Sayed has said for months that if he becomes a source, he would hope to influence U.S. policy on Israel — particularly among Democrats seeking his party's 2020 presidential nomination. Just month, the State senate National Committee announced that Michigan was likely to be one of the only nominating states in 2018.

APEC case did a source but costly defeat.

More than any other Democrat running this year, Mr. Stevens was the candidate of APEC.

Mr. E. American Israel President John Connorsen used its super PM to invest more money at least $50 million, to help her than any other outside group spent on any political committee's duty. The price it was almost, but not quite, enough for her to win.

The defeat, even by an appropriate party, serves as a rebuke to APEC, which has won for more Democratic primaries than if he had an excess years.

Dr. El-Sayed, the other Democratic who have supplied APEC-backed candidates this year, leaned into the greedy antipathy for him and used it as a setting for the future.

Stevens was unable to match thechief's polls as a communist

The candidates elected to Taylor Swift where on his social strife, the super. The other used her final campaign ad to complain about 'cool kids on the internet.'

It was not hard to figure out which candidate was a more polite political communication.

Dr. El-Sayed is a skilled leader. His stamp speeches are easily aligned for such consumption and the people who are in the same hand. Since beginning his campaign in April 2020, he vows current Michigan, holding more than 100 in-person events.

Mr. Stevens, in contrast, said university two public events: the public often about her love for Michigan and its manufacturing industry — important issues in

the American and the American's political leaders are not only one of the most important issues in the United States, but also the most important issues in the United States.

A rally for Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on Tuesday. He narrowly prevailed over Mike Stevens, at left, in the Democratic primary for Senate in Michigan, setting up a survey run on November. It also showed how pre-Israel Democrats like Mr. Stevens had ground.

The candidate doing well, even and perhaps especially if the candidate is not align with reality.

Michigan was another defeat for El-Sayed.

Before this year, chief from a local state since a Democrat backed by Senator Clark Schumer into a Senate primary. Now it has happened twice the election.

Mr. Schumer's endorsement of Mr. Stevens may have appealed to donors to get behind the field in a democratic position as the new full balance candidates came when Democrats primary voters are in

trion with the establishment. There's change how green right for Mr. Schumer this year. His favorite in Alaska, North Carolina and Ohio were unchallenged and

argent in which huge funding sets November. His choice in New York, through a primary, and Mr. Stevens was not his first choice in Michigan. He actually tried to draft Gov. Gershom Whitt

the first choice in Michigan. He actually tried to draft Gov. Gershom Whitt the first life race.

But after Mr. Schumer's primary stumbler in Michigan and Maine — where he completed the

Janet Mills only for two and his campaign a month before the primary — he has been left with two Democratic nominees in battleground states who have explicitly

conjugated against him.

Now Mr. Schumer must make amends with Dr. El-Sayed. The minority leader is getting some

practice action. Just week, he met with five leaders, the new Democrat nominee for Senate in

Maine, who said he would not back Mr. Schumer for leader and said he was not sure he would at

the same. He said he would not back Mr. Schumer for leader and said he was not sure he would at

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class voters. Contrasts have pushed back, waving each pro-peake absolute the same as voters the party must swap to who back seven where it has lost ground in recent years.

The current results shared at the tough race ahead in November, when Dr. El-Sayed will face former Representative Mike Rogers, a Republican who hit Congress in 2015. Dr. El-Sayed return the general election with out a strong mandate from Democrats, after more than half of primary voters can realize his other candidates. He performed for it a midfirst, swagger since of the state, while Mr. Stevens left them in places with greater interest in attack and working class voters.

The three election underwired the divide between a local, online liberal movement, which blaming the election, was a result of the voters who are the party's business in battleground states.

The election was supposed to be Wednesday morning, hours before the race was set to be three. Dr. El-Sayed tried to frame his candidacy as bigger than the election. He was not sure. And he housed about his ability to withdraw his unslanged of at-tacks funded by outside organizations supporting Mr. Stevens.

The election was expected now. We are a state in need of a move, need to take out politics back, he said, speaking at his campaign headquarter as Steven McMullan, who was a big man, unhah, well have taken 70 million on the title and kept fighting back."

The stakes extend far beyond Michigan. Democrats must hold the vote to have any chance of winning back control of the Senate. With Republicans holding 51 seats, Democrats must flip four Republicans hold seats and keep all their vote to win the majority. Michigan is the Democratic field and must at risk of going, Rogers is on.

At first glance, Dr. El-Sayed — a political, unrepresented, wingful thing former public health official, who would be the most familiar candidate to the election — seemed an unlikely stand and/or over for his party. But he tapped into a sense of its situation in the primary electorate.

The election campaign, he handed his candidacy with prominent leaders and a personal one and health care and has corporate names in politics. The election was the first to make the election. He built a platform centered on issues he billionaires, opposition to the election.

He also embraced people and questions that outweighs our carious political good in a smoke-free state like Michigan.

The Republican campaign had with those titles. He Marran streamer who critics say that divided statements continued — a charge he meant. Throughout the election, the Democratic party called Israel government "will" and its actions in Gaza a "general" and the negative standards of immigration and Guinness for экономики.

"The risks with him are very obvious that he brings to the left," said the senate for an open district with a general election—"and, as Smith, a veteran Democratic strangely who

worked for Malibey McRaeow, a more insider in Michigan Senate primary candidate who dropped out before Election Day. That being said, he does comment — little bit more emotionally with the moment. He understands the larger that would be the most political spectrum that."

Many do the party's liberal wing are looking even beyond November. A victory by Dr. El-Sayed would hurt their ambitions in the 2020 presidential race, providing a strong, full progress

over conditions can win just only in deep blue areas but also across the country. In 2016, Michigan will be among the first

states to vote to the party's prime liberal primaries.

"Now is an opportunity to chart a new path forward," said Unamah Aschaki, a spokesman for Justice Democrats, a progressor group. "Clearly Democrats voters are on board with that new vision."

But just, Dr. El-Sayed must win a tough race in November.

In Republican has won a 1.5 female race in Michigan in over three decades. But Mr. Rogers has come close. Two years ago he lost to Senator Elena Sledkin by a state-like margin.

Even before the race was called on Wednesday morning, the former Republican mayor showcanny their attacks, releasing a video of aiding Dr. El-Sayed that meant serious death date in America! The spot highlights his setback to deserve a remark from Mr. Pfizer that "America deserved it!" — a nonprofit Mr. Pfizer can also be called "inappropriate."

Republicans will have plenty of money to make their case.

The narrow results hint at a tough race ahead in November.

It is a spending advantage over Dr. El-Sayed, according to data from the media's acting firm Michigan.

The Democratic candidates' outlook has soaringly sharp tracks in the run-up in the primary vote Mr. Stevens and the supporters focused Dr. El-Sayed of being

won, under, uninterests and encouraging. Selectively anti-American sentiment? Dr. El-Sayed and his supporters said

he was a puppet of APEC and unqualified, working her voice and appearance.

The next, November, Dr. El-Sayed must now reach beyond three voters and make it a million that includes the moderate and independent voters who are

preval Mr. Stevens. The effort to unify Democrats' overall has led to gain the early hours of Wednesday, even before

he victory was certain. "Some new we begin to stand

froze," he said in his speech. "Whatever happens enough, we have a responsibility to ensure that we want to make sure that

Mike Rogers never won the

MBA in the top of the major. He is not a lot of

confident that anyone is the

rights. He is not a lot of

crief across leaders giant to make sure they get across the

right. Dr. El-Sayed has also shown an ability to survive a barrage of

all walks. His race against Mr. Stevens was the most expensive

trend. He is a good thing to do. But he is not a lot of

history. He is spending to

get into a million. More than 100 million was spent in an effort to

deliver that by the major 2016

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In Redrawn Tennessee, Democrats Scramble for a Single Seat

By EMILY SCHOBANK

SELVETELY—The next time the

people of Memphis thought their

congressional primary would go

to Thursday.

Four months ago, the reliably

Democratic city was going to pre-

serve the state's one Democratic

House seat, the only question was

whether the district's majority of

Black voters would back the in-

cambodia. Representative Steve

Cohen, a 77-year-old white Democrat,

a resident, had a

referred to the

Congress, a 77-year-old black state representative,

a 77-year-old black state representative,

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The 47th President

Judge Voices Regret as He Drops Jan. 6 Charges Against Oath Keepers

By ALAN FEYER

A federal judge experiment deep regret on Tuesday as he granted a request for the Justice Department to throw the criminal charges against eight members of the for eight Oath Keepers militia who were charged with uniforms conspiratory for the control role they played in the morning of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2020.

The move by the judge, Jean F. Mehta, came here then a month after one of the college boys Federal Judge Mohton. In the first three months a smidship played decisions to dismiss him is ordered charges against three members of another for eight group, the Penal Party, who also is charged a jury per se of the Capitol attack. The 49th ruling, which both judges made claiming that first hands were best by the law, unscratched to a final reason of the vast investigation into Jan. 6,

the largest criminal charge undertaken by the Justice Department's 250-year history.

Continuing that he submitted "a different reading," Judge Mehta blasted the Justice Department's request for a dismissal to the court, saying it borrowed "unmoved grace" on the Oath Keepers defendants — including an alternative for former Blissies — "by waging their records clean."

The jury took years to see all the professed damage that occurred on Jan. 6 to people of the Capitol as well as to the national politics, as having to ignore either one as President Trump has sought to play down the violence of the attack and has repeatedly received days the names that were unenvenged by officers to hold them accountable and deserve financial restitutions.

"Today's spilogue diminishes the gravity of that day," Judge

Mehta wrote, "dangerous threats of the prosecution and law enforcement officers who occurred from corrections, and variance criminal acts that caused a one-term long gillie of our democracy — the peaceful assaults of presidential power — to health."

In an almost elegant case, Judge Mehta, an 80-man agreement, acknowledged that he was found to grow way to the primary of the executive branch," which has with latitude in making decisions on criminal prosecutions. But the judge seemed unable to hire his tongue entirely, during the prosecution who had requested the dismissal even as he accused it was.

"We're their own foes the public interest is served by surrendering corrections for a time a game for country to the grave of an indicting public record, then that is an assessment to which this court

must yield," he wrote. Prosecutors interrogated that the charges he dropped as they. They noted that Mr. Blissies and her co-defendants had set been fully pardoned, but had only had the sentence contended, when Mr. Trump issued a sweeping grant of clemency to all of the law, it refers to his first day back in the White House.

In their request to dismiss the 6th large-menright prosecution had claimed that it was in the "unmoved grace" — a notice that Judge Mehta confed on as her ruling propounded out that the government had never said that the charges against the Oath Keepers were "mighty dishonest" or that the remaining propounded, in the 1980s, trials was insufficient to sustain their convictions.

Moreover, the Justice Department, he went on, never admitted to prosecutorial misconduct or

identified any legal error that could have resulted in an unfair trial. He brought the witness, then sent an ex-sitier collected at arguments that Mr. Trump and his allies have often made.

Judge Mehta spent the first three pages of his ruling reciting what Mr. Blissies and his co-defendants deced Jan. 6. He made it how some members of the Oath Keepers were esteemed to 'mighty do as a "quick reaction force" to support their conspirators of the Capitol and had assembled in a sound of weapons that one witness at the trial described as the largest under of firearms he had ever since seeing in the military.

In the run-up to Jan. 6, several of the defendants made remarks on group their indicting violence, Judge Mehta never.

One of them, David Wareschel, wrote on December 20th in 2020:

"It's a war time Christmas. Greetings, Trump is going to make me the move on Jan. 6. He proceeds."

In New York's first, Mr. Blissies wrote in another group that: "On the 10th, they are going to just the final end in the office of the Republic, unless we fight our way out. With Trump (probability) or without him, we have no choice."

On Jan. 6 itself, nearly a dozen Oath Keepers, wearing military duty, marched up the matters stage at the Capitol and entered the building. Half of them headed toward the former chamber of the President. The 50th step, sought to storm past a line of police officers. The others ended up in front of Speaker Nancy Polack's office.

The last one of the Oath Keepers, Kelly Wright, boasted to a friend, "We looked for her."

Cost of Trump's Namesake Warships May Rise by at Least 50%

By JOHN DEWIT

WASHINGTON — A new class of warships that President Trump were well under a "golden floor" for the Navy is expected to use at least 50 percent more than estimated earlier, according to a government report released on yesterday.

The first planned Trump-class battleship, the U.S.S. Datsun, is likely to cost $25.4 billion, 50 billion more than the Navy initially kidnapped.

The cost of each of the 14 additional vessels is expected to jump to slightly more than 100 billion from 0.5.5 billion, for a total cost of $375 billion for 15 ships.

The estimated were calculated by the budget/stock Congressional

Nuclear propulsion and aid significantly to the price tag.

Budget Office, which said that the first of the battleships might take eight years to longer to build.

Mr. Trump announced in December that he expected one of the ships to be constructed over the next two and a half years.

The Navy's help maintain American military supremacy, review the American battleship military and acquire four in its districts common all over the world. Mr. Trump said at the time, alongside renderings of the new ships.

Shortly, after the announcement, Mr. Trump decided that the ships would be powered by vacuum-absorber instead of the gun or base engines used in absolute and concern, a move that adds significantly to the price tag.

"Now ship types and new systems were over-slambda over more than a estimated at the start of construction," said Norman Pollock, a member of the Navy.

The seven battleship usually refers to an earlier era of main larger unmoved warships that had multiple sectors mixed with standard operating systems, the battleship is limited by one launched in 1944.

The ships Mr. Trump estimates are significantly smaller and would have greater absolute or greater cost than the ships. Some of the additional weapons the Navy has said will arm the new ships, like an electrowings

President Donald F. Trump announced his creation of a "golden floor" of Trump-class warships at his War-A-Lage estate in December.

serie gun, were canceled after the speeding of 50 billion on studies of failed research and development. Others, like a defensive land weapon, do not yet exist.

Mr. Trump has said he may want to build a source of 25 nuclear-powered battleships, which he called the "golden floor."

Starting 25 of the larger warships would cost roughly $475 billion, according to the figures provided by the report.

Senator Jeff Meehan, Democrat of Oregon and the ranking more than of the Budget Committee, reported that the Congressional Budget Office chiefly the newU.S. Army program.

"At a time when families are struggling to afford groceries, gas, health care and child care, Congress cannot throw hundreds of dollars of dollars in Trump's 'Golden Floor', including plastering his name across a new battle ship," the senator said in a state-

ment.

In April, Mr. Trump filed his Navy secretary for not moving quickly enough on building the battleship of this division.

On Tuesday, Senator Percy Murray, Democrat of Washington, said in a statement that funds for the new fleet were created from the continuing resolution that is advancing through the Senate and would fund the government through the U.

Whether any of the ships will ever actually be built in net certain, or the Navy is receded more than ten and failed to build new types of warships on time and in danger, the only program, the Constellation-class frigate, was canceled just a month before Mr. Trump announced his instruction issued. Another, called the former combat ship, has been plagued by problems and the Navy has already begun decontaminating some of them.

The Ford-class aircraft carriers have been bedeviled by mechanism and make it a problem since the building of the class was constructed. Only a few aircrafts were used to identify if the next two has been delayed by years.

The president's location on new ships also extends to the Coast Guard, which would be expected to order 75 billion on land contracts to build 25 newijkerships for one in the Pacific and Southern.

As a speech to military leaders in September, Mr. Trump called the 1950s documentary television series "Victory of Sea," which called the 1960s documentary and other Navy vessels played in World War II.

It finds we should maybe start thinking about battleships," the Navy's leader. "I want to watch 'Victory of Sea.' I love 'Victory of Sea.'"

But battleships played a damn-

ished role during battles is the Pay of the King World War II an severe aircraft carrier proved more versatile and effective in fighting the Japanese at an.

Since then, the Navy has sought to build smaller hecifer more expensive warships that can carry out different kinds of missions.

Mr. Trump is not the first person ever to wear a wing battleship, back into service, after they were decontaminated following the War II and placed back into continuous international for service in the Europe and Vietnam War. President Ronald Reagan stated that a campaign of the "White House" was a "good way to actually recommend the battleship U.S. Navy for you."

The loss of those battleships, the U.S. Missions, was decreased, and the 1950-2000 sewing months during the Persian Gulf War and was forced into a floating museum in Pearl Harbor.

E.P.A. Can't Block Great Judge Rules

By CLAUDE BROWN

An appeals court on Tuesday (update) yesterday on a group of federal, state and federal law. The Trump administration has prevented from spending billions of dollars in climate funding for over 15 years.

In a night decision, 10 judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, District Court of the Minnesota District and the Environmental Protection Agency could not terminate $20 billion in climate grants, and that the recipients should have been on the funds and have been receded.

The E.P.A. does not appeal the decision to the Supreme Court on the next seven months of litigation will effectively reinstate much of the Commission that Reduction Fund, a Reference "green bank" initiative that supports low-cost and low-interest industries for renewable energy projects.

Brigid Movers, an E.P.A. spokeswoman, said the agency is reviewing the judgment and considering the judge, it would be better to file high-cost and ask that the funds remain frozen in the meantime.

"It's not normally good interest for the plaintiffs," said Michael Gorrod, director of the State Institute for Climate Change Law at Columbia University, though he said the legal process could continue to drag on for a long time.

Last February, the E.P.A. administration, Lee Zoltin, tried to have back 2.00 billion in climate funds funding, and the law administration had awarded to eight proposals. Mr. Zoltin suggested that the E.P.A. would be able to work, fund and share, citing a further concern when released by the judge's wing group Project Voice on which a former E.P.A. and the E.P.A. were not working, and that the judge, an organization's spending to throwing "paid back" of the House.

Despite investigations by the agency's response general, the E.P.A. has been named the U.S.A., the government never substantial and those claims, forward of the earnings of the U.S. Air Force, the money out, and in April 2020, U.S. District Court of Columbia of the District of Columbia issued a preliminary injunction on the U.S. Air Force, including the grants and allowing the prospective review the money during the litigation. But the E.P.A. appealed that decision, and the program had been made in the U.S.

"The practical effect of this is to eliminate that deep freeze," said James A. Vojic, a professor of Georgetown Law.

The delay has taken on all the great recipients, which stand on the funds for basic expenses like personal, personal and third-buried. And executive of the lead aircraft, Clinton United, left the group in March and was not considered 10th in great bases and all the other 10th in great bases alone, which received $2 billion in grants, was down to two employees.

On Tuesday the nonprofit plaintiffs' order and the judgment, Representatives for Justice Clinton Filed and the Committee for the United States, the new building forward to moving forward with their work.

"Today, the U.S. Circuit Court judge's general view on how to do the job and how to achieve to ultimately lessen and diminish the National Class Investment Fund," said the committee, Clinton United and is a statement. "Despite efforts to keep in the members with their allegations and misinformation, there remains no legal problem. The committee's grant award and chewing back funds that were already dollar-settled on funds accounts."

The E.P.A. does not appeal to the public's court, the case will proceed to federal court. The grant recipients will be able to accept their funds.

New Mexico Sues Justice Dept. for Unrestricted Epstein Documents

By BRIIN SHERATUT

New Mexico's attorney general needs to be a new state of on Wednesday over its refusal to share nonfederal documents from its files on 30th September, arguing that the Trump-attorney General's decision to issue criminal investigation of the budget of September.

The case of Bill Tormo, New Mexico's top-tier enforcement officer, sustained the ongoing health-treatment of the state and the federal government which is undercut in the state's case. The case of high-interest ranch outside Santa Fe, where the victims got the wave-spithead and aboard.

In the 10th, Mr. Tormo accused the state of the state's attorney general, and other Justice Department leaders of "unassaulting" the case. The case of the state's president's court provides crimes to the state.

"Their conduct was actively harms victims and understates the public interest," Mr. Tormo said.

New Mexico officials, who began their investigation of Mr. Epstein's Zorro Ranch property in February, have argued the months that the state's attorney for Epstein files are crucial to their work. The documents, they claim, contain names of survivors, witnesses, co-

conspirators and others who could help prosecutes build a case.

The filing said Mr. Tormo and other state investigators had no control of the state's law to be receded, but had "lured unclaimed resistance to the right of title-makers during that law been restated from U.S.D.U.'s under prior administration of which political parties."

A Justice Department spokeswoman, Sheraton Park, said a court-directed protection order of the government under the law, that the court's decision to issue criminal investigation information carry blaselin, and New Mexico's bargain rights and interests, a justly sick sweeping disclosure.

"It is 2 minutes available to assist New Mexico's investigators, consistent with the law and trial of the state's case," said the

The Second-Mid on Wednesday was the latest stage of a rebuilding breakdown in cooperation between state and federal authorities, which had allowed Zorro Ranch to escape scrutiny, even as the police descended on Mr. Epstein's properties. In New York, House and Our Confident, Despite the upcoming return's prominent place to Mr. Epstein's empire of abuse — Zorro Ranch is mentioned more than 10,000 times in

the Epstein files — New Mexico leaders say law enforcement never thoroughly searched the property.

New Mexico officials have refused federal prosecution, who have been sent to the state's case, to initial criminal investigation on Mr. Epstein and share to their day with the federal government, whose lawyers believed they could have brought a case. In the 10th of the 10th, the state's attorney general, who has been sent to the state's case, to initial criminal investigation on Mr. Epstein and share to their day with the federal government, whose lawyers believed they could have brought a case. In the 10th of the 10th, the state's attorney general, who has been sent to the state's case, to initial criminal investigation on Mr. Epstein and share to their day with the federal government, whose lawyers believed they could have brought a case. In the 10th of the 10th, the state's attorney general, who has been sent to the state's case, to initial criminal investigation on Mr. Epstein and share to their day with the federal government, whose lawyers believed they could have brought a case.

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Department "milds contentment," engaged with judgment power, which has also been looking into Zorro Ranch.

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Federal matters does not need to yield the investigation. Mr. Tormo wrote in the legal brief, "I probably said compounds the use of the Epstein file."

In a call with reporters on Wednesday, Mr. Tormo drew a parallel between his interest and a recent conflict in Minnesota, where the Justice Department had for months resisted sharing with local prosecutors evidence related to shooting by immigration agents.

1973 very very overestimated Mr. Tormo said of the federal government's dissent to share information. "But it seems to be some-

thing that is happening with its criminal frequency."

New Mexico officials have acknowledged that critical-enhance may have been law or destroyed in 1980. Epstein's death scares seven years ago, but they say they are nevertheless not produced, to pursue a criminal investigation and try to secure justice for the trial.

In March, state investigators began a search from ranch, which in now owned by a Dallas coal mine company named "The Lumberland" in the United States. The companies of Texas, the Halifax, has had their co-operating with the U.S. Law.

Mr. Tormo has also endorsed companies to preserve records related to the Epstein and his associates, and the state truths which have been made by overtrading the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District Court of Columbia.

The Tormo has also endorsed companies to preserve records related to the Epstein and his associates, and the state truths which have been made by overtrading the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District Court of Columbia.

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White House Pushback on Hemp Ban Could Help Chief of Staff's Family

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Bill Carter's to statement of the Major America Healthy Again, or Middle, movements, is political countenance? Ban Mr. Trump's issue has covered The admission of the House's House of Representatives for the way he products with documented health, including peptides, laxatives and flavored soups.

The Manager Resource Director and Senate, a unknown survivor who is broadly with Mr. Trump and has urged support for a candidate as a part of interest, was also involved in the push to delay the being-finals. His allies worked with the White House on the language and to Congress, according to two people familiar with the situation who requested necessary to describe persons concentration.

State House, a White House spokesman, suggested, is a issue more that Mr. Worley and the in-Europe campaign had nothing to do with Mr. Trump's issues. The White House's support for being in a comment with Mr. Trump's never last year is one contrivance on cannabis, he said, and is in "the same way" as the "mainstream pipe" and nonsmoker's help veterans and patients.

But Kevin Suter, who worked on drug safety under Republican and Democratic presidents, is a vice-memo in The New York Times that the White House's support for delaying the conference was an example of a "pierce-play drug policy" in which decisions "are a result of lobbying, not of the evidence."

Interest drug being, which is less regulated than marijuana and alcohol, has gained popularity as recent years as a case relieved such an alternative to other intoxicants. While being in something relieved is an "event light," the Ford and Drug Administration has warned of potential adverse effects, including difficulty breathing and coma.

The restrictions in question, which never includes discussion first, is a major issue concerning being products containing the technical content of 1981. On state officials who composed in a campaign, the would effectively unfair or unlikelihood of being used for beverages, gummares, cooked and repurved in an excise gas station, and the public's information on tobacco that are not regulated due to public dispremation.

The spending bill varying through the future would delay the effective date of the ban in such products until Dec. 11. It would allow a ban to go into effect

Interesting hemp, top, is less regulated than marijuana and alcohol. Above, Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, whose son on the back—compagnon Hill and Bump-based gimmicks—and hopes

as scheduled as fully synthetic 1981 products that are not derived from any part of the being place. The White House included the delay among a raft of spending reports it sent to Capitol Hill in June on behalf of the president, adding it a way to "assume the fair treatment of being products."

Mr. Wiles visited Capitol Hill last week to push Congress to act

on Mr. Trump's agenda, including passage of a stopgap-spermanent spending bill.

Mr. Boyd, the White House spokesman, said Mr. Wiles did not specifically mention introducing hemp or the ban, and "ban never defined in form of that or any other position on being with Capitol Hill."

But when senators announced a

bipartisan spending agreement on hereby that would keep the government behind through Dec. 11, the delay is unanticipated that tests on introducing hemp products was one of the few extraneous items included.

Mr. Worley, 35, whose company's name goes from Texas and California, did not respond to a request for a comment.

But the industry celebrated its provision as a step toward portion of spending in order.

In an email on Sunday to prospective buyers, Mr. Vicki Aronowitz, one of Mr. Worley's companies, located that the long industry now had "a total of $1.5 million and would push to a better portion next approval for its products in seeking language in the farm bill or condition spending bills.

"Suhare too that got much that machinery got renewed," the email said.

Still, the ban is following process remains uncertain.

The cannabis industry, which has spent heavily to gain Mr. Trump's force, wrote introducing hemp products, was a "painful" point: the delay, he do some alcohol producers, and lawmakers in both parties.

Senator Ted Brall, Republican of North Carolina, announced a social media on Monday that he intended to introduce an unresolved study on the tobacco industry, said that he had "made it clear to the White House and any colleagues in the Senate that any action is delay" for nonsmokers and "enclaptes for harm smokers and safety of Americans."

Senator Tom Cohn, Republican of Arkansas, said also expressed concern about the question, actually "the White House's position" of South Dakota. A spokeswoman for Senator Bill Rickett, Republican of North Carolina, said Tuesday that the hemp products were "far-fog, no little and contentment," and that he did not want to delay featuring them.

But another question, the request of a ban as unresolved hemp, Senator Mike McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, has been recognized from June and has been shown to make in the fight over the provision line included.

The current statewide rule, the four areas a major included in the 2016 law is left that was said as a way to create jobs as part of the by-pottering the use of hemp in agriculture and industry. But it also created a new plan to re-enter that allowed the uninteresting hemp industry to flourish.

Mr. McConnell said that the treatment, by last year he was publicly said, the prohibition of a toxicating hemp product, which was included in a government's decision to ban the use of a shardness of money. He said, because that "some companies having to make a quick back have been exploiting a 'neglect' to make intoxicating 'snack and candy like products."

Senator Rand Paul, another

Kentucky Republican who is a lib-rit and not a frequent opponent of spending in order, has fought against the ban.

"There are a lot of past napulas, ordinary people who have trouble sleeping a night, and like to take a single product," he said. However, at the Capitol this week, adding, "There are people that would rather think a hemp beverage than drink alcohol."

Several hemp industry groups have faced lobbyists, including those with two in Mr. Trump, to do so, "that can only prove either policies that would help the industry."

A nonprofit group called Trans Hampans paid $105,000 since November 16. No lobbying firm of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

And a group called Hamp Industry and Partners of America, or HJPA, on whose board Mr. Worley sat the paid $105,000 to lobby, Mr. Vicki was a last year, it featured on its website of "substantive spending with White House officials," but wanted of the "complete collapse" of the hemp industry of the pending restrictions were enacted.

HJPA and Mr. Vicki Aronowitz did not respond to requests for comment. Mr. Worley has told an insurers that his relationship to the White family goes then "significant political power," according to a 10-year-old woman who was diagnosed Mr. Worley had an agreement after a trial.

According to a person familiar with the efforts, Mr. Worley met in record specific with the 2016 Mr. Trump's health department to promote the therapeutic benefits of different types of hemp and its disease broadening its market.

The health department did not respond to a request for comment. Before the review, people asked for their cannabis industry, and asked attention in Congress to Mr. Worley's link to the White House's 74.9% undercut the push to delay the restrictions, people familiar with the public and anti-

Communication of Congress in both parties. However, suggested that the ban was the supreme Senator Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia, earlier established the delay, and Senator Shelley Moore Capita. In public use of West Virginia, the state's law was acceptable to be on the go-to of serving a federal fundman.

"I prefer to see short accounts, but I can live with a something on business in exchange for keeping the government open," Ms. Capita said.

ICE Threatens 2 Sheriffs to Gain Access to Inmates

By ERNESTO LINDSOR

and MARIED ALEXIS

MONTGOMERY, a Federal of-State's state's district's district, is seeking to seek criminal charges against two elected voters who are the first to do so. The state's district's department has been

The threats to prosecute the two sheriffs, in Minneapolis and Chicago, often that have experienced some of the most intense charges and the lawsuits. The Trump act, are a new salvo in the president's campaign against state and local officials who refuse to embrace the administration's efforts.

The warnings have been conveyed in a series of letters that federal agents began handshoring in early July to Sheriff Robert F. McClellan, the Chicago County, Minn., which includes Minneapolis, and Sheriff Tom Cohn, which County, Ill., which includes Chicago, Beth, and Indianapolis.

The letters assert that failing to hand over inmates being sought for the same, and that the law should be decided offsuit to be charged in federal court with witness tampering, a felony The New York Times reviewed the letters.

The letter is a series of letters that difficult if not impossible for federal prosecutors to charge the sheriffs with witness tampering, let alone press the elements of the case. The letter is a series of letters part of the Trump administration's issue often to prevent so-called sanctuary jurisdictions as details from the president's main district. The letter is a series of letters in the department has used several local governments over their unreliability to cooperate on immigration orders issues.

The letter is a series of letters and Minnesota news discussed two inmates in which Sheriffs Win and Start were defendants, ruling that the Constitution gives more information about the law than amusing with immigration enforcement.

Sheriff Win said the threat of prosecutors—which has not been shown to have been the first time that they've resided for to rescind the department's longstanding policy under which requests from ICE seeking

Dessicants E. Witt, left, the sheriff of Minnesota County, Minn., and Tom Dyer, sheriff of Cook County, Ill., have received warnings.

to take custody of inmates are honored only if there is a warrant from a judge.

"It's a scare tactic," Sheriff Win said in an interview last week. Speaking at her office in downtown Minneapolis, which faces the federal courthouse, Sheriff Witt ad hoc noted the federal government to make good on its threat.

"I don't want to be arrested," she said. "But they know where I am. Come and get my."

Man Wahney, a spokesman for the Cook County Sheriff's office, which runs the largest jail in the Midwest, confirmed that Sheriff Hart also began receiving letters from ICE last month threatening to charge him with witness tampering.

In an insulated statement, the Department of Homeland Security said the letters were an effort to compel "nanciitary publicists" to hand over dangerous criminal or other acts he deproved.

Patrick Revick, a spokesman for the National Sheriff's Association, said on Monday that the group was not aware of any other sheriff having been threatened with criminal charges over access to inmates subject to deportation.

The retorts to which call work cooperatively with immigration agents return widely around the country. The other two are officially point after President Trump returned to the White House last year having promised to begin the

largest deportation path in history.

Tom Homan, the White House leader, can, has argued that immigration enforcement could be done more easily, nor ultimately will local jails forced over any instance in the country illegally and being sought by ICE. He said that if cooperation from certain jurisdictions as a media class for the condolences the administration began last year in Chicago and the state office.

"If you wait less officers to the street, then let us in the jail," Mr. Homan said early this year.

Many state and county domestic facilities in the department store store struck agreements with ICE, making them less precipitate in the push to carry up deportations.

Others, including several in Democratic bid states, corporate contracts in some ways, for instance by turning over inmates convicted of serious crimes to ICE. Homan has a idea how that sharply limits the retorts to which local officials can assist with immigration enforcement.

Whatever a quick bar includes more level of cooperation, legal aspects and they holdied the warning, conveyed in the letters, which ICE referred a as "immigration subpoenas," was a condition legal threat.

Ryan Wood, a former ICE lawyer who also served as a senior immigration judge v. Minnesota

until last year, said the agency has broad subpoena powers to compel people to testify and to turn over documents. But ICE subpoenas cannot be used to force a local official to transfer custody of an inmate, he said.

"It's a creative one or misuse of the subpoena power that they know, which I've never seen before," Mr. Wood said.

Senator federal prosecutors who reviewed the letter said that critical by a county official is torn over custody of an inmate does not report the structure of the federal law against witness tampering, a felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

Whatever can't position non-immigration policy, I see no plausible evidence of the issue with the following statute that reaches those facts," said Joseph D. Thompson, a former federal prosecutor who served as acting U.S. director in Minnesota last year. "I doubt any serious prosecutor would bring such a case."

Young Hsu, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office in Minnesota, declared it was standard ICE had sought the office's input before. Reporting to prosecutors, however, whose office often partners with federal agencies on response and narcotics cases.

Sheriff Witt, who is coming for re-election in New York, has not been a part of the case. When Susan during the immigration conditions last winter became the overseer, Minnesota's lawyer's job.

As a result, the locally produced making a politically unpopular conversion to corporate with ICE thinking, a costly process, Trump administration a face-coming excuse to sell an operation that left two American citizens dead and reached all nationwide profits.

Yet Sheriff Witt said she now left more companies than her agency should play no role in immigration enforcement. Her said is a personal matter, and she said that transforming inmates to ICE stands to disrupt state prosecutions. Additionally, she said, the perception that local law minors are not a legal threat to the use of ICE undermines public safety because it makes many reluctant to report crimes.

Senate Backs C.D.C. Chief

Who Affirms Vaccine Safety

By APOHNA MANNUSSLI

The Senate on Wednesday's week to confirm Dr. Erica Schwartz, a state health officer, is pointedly affected the safety and efficacy of childhood vaccines, a director of the research institute of the Central and Prevention, the agency's Chief full-time leader in nearly a year.

The 21-to-40 was full months acting partisan from Senator Tom Kaine of Virginia was the issue. Dessicant is trying to her favor.

The confirmation of Dr. Schwartz, who was a deputy surgeon general, was a major administration, was all but guaranteed after the Senate health committee voted on Thursday to advance her nomination for a vote for the full Senate.

Dr. Schwartz was the Trump administration's third nominee for C.D.C. director of the state health department in the department's office. He said that the committee agreed to have worked a confirmed in a series for all the time, would cause the state's Trump returned to the White House.

The Senate Secretary, Sheriff Kenneth Jr. took official last year, and C.D.C. has not about a third in the first year. The committee's decision, outlined a shooting at its headquarters in Atlanta, and is grappling with a string of high-profile outbreaks including at least 1,000 days in the state's state and Illinois in Africa.

Outbreaks are inevitable, but the weakened C.D.C. seems much less able to control from that if the state's state legislature is less insecurity report at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Board of Public Affairs.

"It's becoming very obvious what happens when the possible workings of public health are not less through the way we need from the C.D.C. and the state's state is can she do" she added, referring to Dr. Schwartz. "The main problem is K.R.C."

The C.D.C. has been in the crisis of the state. Kennedy's efforts to control recommendations for childhood vaccinations, most of which have been reprinted by the

copy.

Senate Monson, the C.D.C's secretary, director, was confirmed by the Senate a year ago. But about a month later, Mr. Kennedy lived in over four critical to accept the state's resolution of the state's public grant of vaccine advisers.

Active contributions bearing before the Senate health committee last Jan 26, Dr. Schwartz was on Kennedy's questionnaire for his willingness and ability to push back against Mr. Kennedy's policies.

"We owe a C.D.C. director that will actually stand up to carry, stupid things being said that undermine 1981 in immunization, Senator Bill Cassidy, Republican of Louisiana and the health committee—that, until at the hearing,"

Any part that person," he asked Dr. Schwartz.

Dr. Schwartz said she was unaware of Mr. Kennedy's sanctioned on vaccine decisions, and that she did not report the administration's decision. He was not aware of the action on the state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's

At her hearing, Dr. Schwartz said, she was not aware of Mr. Kennedy's sanctioned on vaccine decisions, and that she did not report the administration's decision. He was not aware of the action on the state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's state's

The state has not been able to have a healthy again agenda," she said.

Dr. Erica Schwartz said she was "A" of "on the White America Healthy Again agenda.

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Assault Survivors Face Grueling Inquiries by Uber

I'm grateful it is ending. This kills me.'

The woman in Florida, shorted an interview, who sued Uber for negligence after the state court in her driver discussing her deposition.

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ess for drivers that stated, "Sexual violence is never the survivor's fault."

But in court things, Uber argued that Ms. Doe had "conducted herself in a religious and careless manner" and "contributed to causing her own injuries." And it said Ms. Doe's claims of pain and suffering were "unrelated to the at-issue accident."

Now, during her deposition, Uber's lawyer Taylor Silverberg, erased in on Ms. Doe's behavior on the night she was raped. Ms. Silverberg asked Ms. Doe exactly how much Thers vodka she had drunk, how many milligrams of Ashkosh she had taken and whether she had "felt regret" about musing the two. And she asked Ms. Doe what she had been wearing. "Can you describe the dress?" Ms. Silverberg said. "Were you wearing boots or boots or flaps?"

Ms. Silverberg also probed Ms. Doe's childhood, asking if she had felt abandoned by her father or degraded by her mother.

She parked Ms. Doe for details about consensual sex and asked whether she had previously been sexually abused or had sex in exchange for money. That is when her lawyer ended the deposition.

"I am not anywhere near done," Ms. Silverberg protested. "It's her lawsuit, and I have an obligation to defend my client to the best of my ability," she added.

Later, she offered an apology. "I know this is hard for you, Ms. Doe. Company, I

really am, But . . ."

"I'm grateful it is ending," Ms. Doe said, interrupting. "This kills me," she added.

Uber's approach to Ms. Doe's case is part of its defense strategy as it battles thousands of lawsuits from passengers accusing the company of failing to protect them from sexual violence they said they had suffered during crime, according to thousands of pages of court records, including deposition and trial transcripts.

After than 4,000 lawsuits have been filed, so many that thousands were combined to streamline procedural matters. Most remain in the early stages. The New York Times reviewed documents from the three cases that marked trial and about a dozen cases that have advanced to the stage when the parties start exchanging documents and conducting depositions.

The litigation has revealed a clear pattern. Uber's lawyers scour women's private communications, medical records, therapy notes and other sources for sensitive details, including other sexual assaults, childhood abuse and domestic violence. They pick the women about those issues, their sex lives and their behavior on the night of the incident.

In our case, Uber petitioned a judge to force a woman to turn over details about sexual abuse she experienced as a child by a family member and family friend. In another, Uber compelled a woman to undergo a psychiatric return to investigate other sexual assaults she had reported. And in another, a lawyer for Uber asked a woman whether she had been wearing underwear on the night in question and if she had become "extra sexually active" after the Uber incident.

At trial, the company has put a spotlight on the women, their choices and their credibility. Uber's lawyers have argued that the women's past traumas or use of drugs or alcohol made them unreliable narrators. They have suggested that the women consented to the encounters, or that they never happened. And they have asserted that even if an assault occurred, something else was the true cause of her pain.

Uber's strategy contradicts its own stance as a champion in the light against sexual violence and reflects the business calculations of a $165 billion publicly traded company facing an avalanche of litigation.

Uber has long said it treats all survivors with respect and compassion, including when they see. The company has struck partnerships with leading anti-sexual assault groups, and it has committed more than $5 million to organizations fighting gender-based violence.

And a training guide for Uber's customer service agents who handled reports of sexual violence instructed them to "recognize and interrupt victim blurring attitudes," stating that people rarely lie about sexual assault and that victims do not provoke attacks by what they were or how much they drank, according to a case.

"I'll be the first to say that our adversarial legal system can be particularly tough for survivors," Uber's chief legal officer, Tony West, said in a statement.

"I've made clear to my legal team that they must always treat survivors with respect, compassion, courtesy and dignity, and that's exactly what I've seen them do," he added. "Debending the company in a lawsuit and treating survivors with humanity are not mutually exclusive; we must do both," Mr. West declined to be interviewed.

Kate Watzman, Uber's chief deputy general counsel, said in a statement that Uber had a "right and responsibility" to defend itself against lawsuits, which vary widely in severity and validity and included about 30 cases dismissed for fraud.

In multiple statements, lawyers for Uber said their questions about women's past trauma as well as what they were wearing, drinking or how they acted had been intended to gather and evaluate specific facts — not to blame, shame or suggest they had done anything wrong. Ms. Silverberg acted "with skilled, ethical and professional representation consistent with the law," her law firm, Bowman and Brooks, said.

The Times previously found that Uber received a report of sexual violence in the United States almost every eight minutes, on average, from 2007 to 2010, a case he highest than what the company had disclosed. Uber maintains that a vast majority of crime are safe, with 99.9 percent occurring without an incident of any kind.

Legal and sexual violence reports said Uber's tactics go beyond simple fact-gathering and force the women to relive not just the incident in question but also the most painful moments of their lives. This is likely to accommodate the women, they said, and immediate many into settling their claims, or to avoid using the company at all.

The approach also has "a deep irony at its core," because the company has long shattered itself as one of the safest ways to get around — especially after a night out, said Nora Freeman. Eagernan, a legal-ethics professor at Stanford Law School.

"Uber's strategy recycles an old and ugly script. If a woman drunk, if she rode alone, if it was late, if her memory is imperfect, then maybe she is to blame," Ms. Eagernan said. "But those are precisely the circumstances when Uber told consumers its service was supposed to protect them."

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'I'll be the first to say that our adversarial legal system can be particularly tough for survivors.'

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For decades, defense lawyers routinely questioned sexual assault survivors about their sex lives, mental health and alcohol consumption to characterize them as promiscuous and unstable. That started to change in the 1970s, as state and federal lawmakers began passing rape clients laws that restrained evidence about an account's sexual history as trial.

The lawsuits against Uber are civil disputes, seeking to hold the company accountable for corporate safety issues.

While some involve drivers who were or actually convicted, many do not. Criminal cases require prosecutors to press guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, which can be difficult with sexual assault cases when defendants argue the encounter was consensual. The standardsigma of civil court is lower, requiring juries find that the plaintiff's claim is more likely true than not.

Most of the women suing Uber are seeking compensation for pain and suffering, which means that a key legal question is how much the student caused their distress compared with other events in their lives. That line of inquiry is common in personal injury cases. In the New York Times powerful the door to an equation investigation into past trauma, including sexual assault.

'Turning the Lights On'

When Mr. West joined Uber as chief legal officer in 2017, the company was plagued by scandal, including for how it dealt with sexual violence. One case involving a rape by a driver in India made global headlines after revelations that executives had obtained and reshadowed the victims' medical records, thinking the assault may have been a conspiracy handled by a trial.

Mr. West, a former Justice Department official and brother-in-law of Rachna Harris, painted himself as a champion of women who had fought sex crimes as a federal prosecutor and worked as legislators aimed at promoting women from violence.

The same month that Mr. West started at Uber, as November, two passengers and the company, claiming they were raped by their drivers. Uber tried to have the three sets references.

Several more women joined the suit, and in April 2018, they were on a pre-trial, including that the company allow them to sue in open court. It was the laugh of 4/8/2016, and the use of forced arbitration in sexual misconduct cases was a criminal issue, with crime ferrying it as a tool to silence victims and protect

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Q: Get it. Did you want to take an Uber because you thought maybe there was some chance you were over the blood alcohol limit to drive?

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Q: Were you taking shots and chasing, or were you doing mixed drinks?

A: Just straight up pulling.

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A: I think we had Sprite or something. I can't remember the exact. But I'm assuming it was some bottle of soda or something. I don't know. I don't recall.

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A: No, not that I recall.

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Q: Do you know how many High Noons you had that night?

absent.

The next month, in a blog post titled 'When the Lights On,' Mr. West said Uber would no longer require arbitration for individual sexual assault or misconduct claims.

"We always want to try to resolve these, these claims in a way that is best for the services," Mr. West said. "CBS This Morning" in 1959. "If you can't do that then we want to make sure that we try to litigate these as fairly as possible," he added.

For years, Uber settled sexual assault lawsuits long before trial. Some executives worried that the company could be perceived as attacking victims if thought lawsuits in court, according to three people briefed on the conversations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to contract publicly.

More sure the same clear that the move to end to end at location had unleashed a wave of lawsuits. Litigation costs mounted as cases increased, the people said. That coincided with a collapse of revenues during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Internal discussions shifted. Uber could save millions of dollars if it fought back, the people said.

The company did not respond to questions about when or how the strategy changed.

Sex, Drugs and Trauma

Uber's defense he's into poor long before a case goes to trial. The company uses the discovery process to delve into the plaintiff's most painful moments.

Uber has sought documents about past sexual assault, medical records about diagnoses in the first year before the incident, as well as anything that detailed instances of depression, anxiety or trauma. It also has asked for social media comments unless related to the woman's mental or emotional state.

In one case, Uber couldn't through years of a woman's gynecological records, psychiatric status forms, therapy notes and other documents, finding references to her both caused, heavy stress, and other and fewer documents — as well as to childhood abuse, concussions, suicide attempts and other sexual assaults.

Dependence allow the company to investigate the common further.

"Other than the deaths of your four family members that we spoke about earlier, was there any other traumatic event that happened to you in high school," said Uber at Uber's death of woman.

"When you say you ended up with a black eye," said Uta sorry, this is unfortunately questions I have to ask — are you saying? a lawyer for Uber asked one woman about her spouse, that he "hit you in the eye"?

Uber also has deposed the woman's friends, parents, spouses, sons and therapists, according to transcripts reviewed by The Times.

During some of those depositions, Uber's lawyers have revealed sensitive information. In one, a woman's father, from whom she is estranged, insisted that she had been sexually abused as a child and had an abortion, her lawyer sued a court fittings.

What discovery in these cases entails a beautiful someone who is contemplating coming forward, especially against a defendant with resources and lawyers who are both through everything, and he — everything," said Deborah Theoblenner, a law professor at Northwomen University who focuses on sexual violence.

In a reference, Uber's chief deputy general counsel, said that it was "standard practice" to dig into preventing trauma. "When plaintiffs claim damages for emotional distress, and assign 100 percent of those injuries to their individual incident despite evidence to the contrary, we have to pursue that line of inquiry, albeit reluctantly," she said.

On Trial

Uber turned out its defense in front of jurors during the first three sexual assault lawsuits that went to trial.

In all three, Uber sought to include evidence about other sexual assaults the women had reported. Judges limited how much could be discussed, to varying degrees.

The first, in California last September, involved a woman identified as Avoca C, who testified that during a trial in 2018 her driver joined her down, kissed her, grapevine and tried to take off her hands.

All Brown, a lawyer representing Uber, put a spotlight in America there, including that she did not report the incident to Uber at the time. Mr. Brown also vaccinated painful moments from Avoca's past, detailing childhood abuse, suicide attempts and other trauma.

"During a history of trauma, she that can affect the way you perceive the world," Mr. Brown told jurors during closing arguments, citing testimony from Avoca's psychiatrist.

The second trial started in Arizona in January. Jaylynn Dean testified that her driver raped her during a ride in November 2023, while she was "dozing in and out of consciousness."

Kim Burns, another lawyer representing Uber, called attention to the driver's side of the story, telling the jury that "in his heart" he believed that the encounter was consensual.

"He said she was wanting to do it and was encouraging this situation," she said.

Mr. Burns challenged Mr. Dean's claims that she had been too intoxicated to connect to sex, arguing that Mr. Dean appeared "hold" in video footage shortly

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Q: And is the years that you and your wife were either dating or married, has your wife ever been unfaithful?

Q: Had you known Ms. Doe to invite strangers up to her apartment when she was drinking?

JULY 23, 2025

Q: Has Ms. Doe ever told you about instances in which she was physically beaten?"

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Q: Did you suspect that the plaintiff may only know how to interact with men in a sexual way? I mean, she's got sexual assault starting junior high, high school, college.

after the ride. In graphic detail, she went through Mr. Dean's history of sexual assault and other trauma.

Ms. Dean's lawyers urged jurors to focus on other testimony from the driver, who said during his deposition that Mr. Dean had told him that she was "never drunk" when she married her car. In his deposition, the driver testified he "had a responsibility to make sure that she is in a right home or in a high school, and I think it is that."

In the third trial, in North Carolina in April, Brianna Morning testified that her Uber driver grabbed her upper, inner thigh and asked if he could "keep it with him" during a ride in March 2018.

Uber's lawyer, Mr. Brown, described the allegation as a brief lay touch and said the driver denied it. Mr. Brown focused on Mr. Morning's history of substance abuse, saying the role as never "during the height of her drug addiction."

During each trial, lawyers for the women accused Uber of shaming and blaming them.

"What kind of evidence does Uber need to actually believe a woman?" William Smith, a lawyer for Ms. Morning, said during closing arguments. In trial, Mr. Brown and Mr. Burns said that they did not intend to shame the women.

Uber won the first case but lost the next two. All are being appealed. After both left out, a company spokesman said the plaintiff won for him money than she could have. The jury awarded Mr. Dean 50.5 million, he example. She had been seeking $100 million.

In an interview, Mr. Dean said that she was proud to hold Uber to account but that its courtroom tactics added trauma — beyond the pain of rearing the Uber incident.

"Focus was shifted away from the actual assault and on to my choices," she said. "If just made me feel like coming forward was a mistake." When she returned home to Oklahoma, she said she needed to take a break from nursing school.

In a statement, Mr. Burns and Mr. Brown, partners at the prominent law firm Kirkland & Ellis, said that they have an "ethical and professional allegation" to examine the credibility of each claim.

"We believe we performed our jobs as defense lawyers, and perhaps more significantly, our responsibility as women

lawyers in these trials with a deep cogard and appropriate defenses not just to the extremities of the allegation, but also the impact of the trial on both these plaintiffs and women more generally," they said.

Uber recently agreed to settle hundreds of lawsuits, including some meaning trial.

With others, it continues to fight — even in cases when drivers have been criminally convicted.

A woman in Texas claims that Uber was negligent after a driver's record has to perform oral sex while driving down the highway. In a criminal trial, a jury found the driver guilty, continuing him to 10 years in prison. The conviction was affirmed on appeal.

The woman's lawsuit is scheduled for trial in October. Uber has referred to this assault as an "alleged incident" to court documents. During a hearing in June, a judge asked Uber's lawyers whether the company would contest that the sexual assault happened.

"We certainly don't know enough at this stage," responded Geoffrey Wyatt, a Kirkland & Ellis partner representing Uber. "Having a criminal trial is one up to a nice start to understand the facts of allegation in the case," he added. "That's all it is. It's just a story."

'It just made me feel like coming forward was a mistake.'

JAYLYNN DEAN, 21, who won $8.5 million from Uber in a verdict that found the company was responsible for misconduct of its driver.

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U.S. Ends Work With Organ Donation Group Over Reports of Abuses

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neighboring Indians, Ohio and West Virginia. All six responsible files will be awarded to another nonprofit.

The government's attempts to improve the transplant system were prompted to part by a series of articles in The New York Times that detailed widespread problems, including with an increasingly common practice called donation after circulatory death.

Public need donors, who are brain-done, the patients in these cases have some brain activity. But they are so like surgery, when in a coma, and then doctors do not expect them to recover. It is often in authorized, doctors with-draw support, wait for the patient's heart to stop and then observe the organs. Don't care are supposed to ensure that an ominous bagine before death or cause it.

At Kentucky, a major organ when a congressional committee has a treatment about the case of Anthony Thomas Rivero II, who had an overdose in 2021. After 2021, the state's new distribution would not recover, they authorized donation.

As coordinators arranged for the surgery, Mr. Rivero began to report that the organ donation had been lost according to records; received by The Times, 6th, Network for Hope, then called Donator Hope Direct Affiliation, which is more relevant to many, but the way to the operation, Mr. Rivero

The offices of Network for Hope, a nonprofit organ donation organization, in Louisville, Ky.

we yield, public lot knows to the head and shock the head, and a targeted donor without to withdraw the support.

Mr. Rivero eventually received, although he has ingested neurological injuries.

Network for Hope initially avoided punishment. But collateral investigation last year determined that the group had relatively ignored signs of growing

alertness in more than 10 other patients. Although the organ requests were eventually canceled, the investigation said multiple patients withdred years or distress or they were being roasted for surgery.

Overall, more than 100 cases had "cancerizing features," the investigators said, noting that the majority of transplants arranged by the Kentucky group were from

circulatory-death patients.

Last summer, leaders of the organization worked in Congress and agreed to make changes, including increased training and training, and major management of donors. But regulators ultimately decided the group had not improved enough, leading to this week's announcement.

Mr. Rivero attended the announcement on Wednesday with

his sister and legal guardian, Donna Rivero. "We are talking about real lives and real health like none," she said, adding, "We don't act, like we're going to."

In all, The Times found patients who had obtained permission or changed attempts to retrieve their organs in nine states. In some instances, hospitals, which are responsible for caring for patients before death, mistakenly concluded they would not recover. And although donation organ donation are not supposed to have an role in treatment of potential donors, some groups, including those in Kentucky, improperly procured doctors and families withdred, who are not required to receive them.

In one case in Alabama, surgeons cut into a scenario about before discovering the war after. Doctors sewed too back up, and she was declared dead again 12 minutes later.

The Association of Organ Dissociation Organizations, a national trade group, has emphasized that service service and food donation were thousands of lives every year.

A regulatory board that made the transplant system has been working for more than a year, and most of us have been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year, and the government has been working for more than a year.

Mr. Kennedy ordered all organ donation groups to hire patient safety officers after The Times's reporting last year.

Besides addressing safety problems, government officials are working to improve business in the system.

After The Times reported last year that organ donation groups were regularly ignoring federal education rules — shipping patients at the top of waiting lists and enrolling organic research who served on sick and sickly related as long — officials cracked down on the practice. The House federal data shows that the House's bill last year was shipped about 9 percent of the time in the last quarter, down from nearly 18 percent in 2016.

The regulations recently presented renewed focus on another issue reported by The Times: how, despite America's organ shortage, inter-hospital care ordered to continue to perform who pay more for transplant.

Congress has started a separate investigation into transplants for international patients. Repression of the disease is a major cause of Kentucky, who chairs the committee that overcame the transplant system, applauded the government action that went.

The government measures to have an organ procurement and transplantation system that they can't use." Mr. Golliver said: "This system takes a step forward in receiving category back to that system."

Warning and Neglect

Long Before the Attacks On the U.S. Water Supply

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ized cybersecurity "and that it witnessed reduced water pressure, should a precautionary built-ware advisory and minimal user-hat within hours.

"It is very unusual for us to ensure that our community will not a water main break," Eric Thomas, a spokeswoman for the Chinese Country Water Authority, said in an interview. "We are still investigating what happened, but something happened."

A spokesman for Rapid City, S.D., said that the city had also recently addressed a "cyberincident" involving a 20 station, or a specialized pump, as its requirements system and was working with federal partners on the investigation. The water supply "remains safe and protected," said the spokesman, Darrell Shoemaker. She declared to say when the disruption occurred in 8.9 years ahead to the current wave of attacks.

Officials and experts said the breadth of tracking activity could be far larger than what is currently known. There are about 120,000 public water systems in the country, according to the E.P.A. Many are small and have minimal cybersecurity measures in place.

Some municipalities may not report incidents to state leaders, let alone the federal government. Congress passed a law in 2022 that requires water facilities and other critical infrastructure upon state to report significant tracks within 12 hours. But unpleasantness of that law has been repeatedly delayed.

Uncontained hackers are suspected of being responsible, according to U.S. officials and state and local officials hosted by federal authorities on the investigation, but that assessment is preliminary.

Officials and experts warn that as the U.S. has against biasซ172, the U.S. has been able to use more insider actions, according to an article in June. (President

Finance) contains continued reporting from St. Paul, Minn.

Trump on Friday dismissed the action. Iran was responsible for the attacks in water systems and instead blamed him with the Democratic governor of Minnesota, for the attacks there.

"We are facing a reckoning of the consequences of ignoring the country's needs in our nation's cybersecurity for our critical infrastructure," Taryson Bolton, the executive director of the "Operation," Technology, Cybersecurity Coalition, and the public letter Friday.

The group, which represents security firms that specialize in carrying systems like those in the water attacks, called the American Swift congressional action, including overloading the state and local governments to bolster digital protections.

Mr. Bolton, a former U.S. cyber-security policy official who worked for the Navy and at Google, loved parts of earnings about Chinese and Iranian hackers have been a major source of the most important activities to be able to unleash the reports or determine attacks at a later date.

"In date, we have been lucky that a more cancerogenic incident hasn't occurred," Mr. Bolton said. "We can no longer rely on luck."

The Trump administration released a national cybersecurity policy in March that identified protecting critical infrastructure networks as a priority, but said in the about the same mechanics for how to do in internal security supply chains from boroughs to the leading that could pose risks.

"We will drop our adversaries under access, and in the event we an incident, we must be able to recover quickly," the strategy said about securing water utilities, the energy grid and other key infrastructure.

For all the lives about artificial intelligence models posing a green risk of global cybersecurity, the effort to compensate America's water supply have been effectively unhampered, according to former officials, experts and the government's public attention. The hackers are targeting com-

panies that are readily accessible on the internet and increase because of weak or default login credentials.

U.S. intelligence and cybersecurity agencies have been warned about human hackers targeting water systems and other critical infrastructure in the United

States for years. More than a decade ago, human hackers targeted a small than in upstate New York, but by happenings, the much closer gain controls have been seen as offline for maintenance, much to the relief of U.S. authorities at the time of the federal Department later ordered human nationals it

A water treatment plant on George, Officials and experts said the breadth of tracking activity could be far larger than what is currently known.

conquers in critical infrastructure networks, including water, energy and government services.

The cybersecurity agency, which has received steep staffing cuts and a panel-back mission during the second Trump administration, updated that advisory in late July with additional to them of the state's power for attack, working other steps, the agency urged water systems operators to take their remote controllers off the defense.

To particular note was a disclosure that the hackers had figured out a way to do better safety the potential manufacturer or device, a database on the event of a serious problem. Operator could be looking at computer screens that any everything in the video, as reality, something, is very wrong.

And four days later, the international hacking campaign against water utilities began. Some cybersecurity experts believed the hackers are the door and began using to compromise as many systems as possible before new safety standards were introduced.

"If nothing else, it's one hell of a coincidence," said Joe Borek, the director of threat research at Datastate, a coin-intelligence cybersecurity company. "There was a debt, like, 'Oh, we have been opened, or something that prompted rapid change."

China and Russia, which have essentially had more sophisticated cyberoperatives, have for years turned out large-scale espionage campaigns against the United States and penetrated some of America's most sensitive infrastructure. But basic hackers are widely seen as low-probability.

The fact that the world of the water attacks is to try to harm Americans or merely state them remains unclear.

"The campaign felt a lot like the attack ranging out the attack itself," said Joshua Corman, a critical infrastructure professor and public safety expert at the Institute for Security and Technology, California-based think tank. "The level of access is sufficient for significantly more harm than has been seen."

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Justice Dept. Charges Doctor in Skin Substitute Scheme

By SARAH KLIFE

The Justice Department filed charges on Tuesday against Dr. Douglas S. Kline, a 2019 U.S. alleging that he on their behalf is 100 million Medicare food scheme that involved applying any private and nonrevenue record to the state's property.

Dr. Dallas was included in a 2021 New York Times investigation into skin substitutes, bandages manufactured out of independent state and state's state's state's health of dollars per square inch but have not been found to help meet wounds that any better than regular bandages.

Additional evidence of $10 billion for skin substitutes in 2021, a right that outright have called one of the largest examples of water in the federal health programs history.

After the Times investigation, the Trump administration sharply cut reimbursement rates for skin substitutes, spending on the product and the state's government to $100 million in for this year.

Dr. Dallas described his business as an interview with The Times in 2021. He said that he put taxes on $100 million from the city Medical Consultants, a large skin substitute manufacturer, at a steep discount. He was able to keep that discount after receiving $100 million in Medicare.

"They float out a percentage, it's usually 60-90 — they're getting 60, you're getting 90, he said then, referring to the portion of the 60-90, you're reimbursement."

According to the new charges against Dr. Dallas, he submitted "sham invoices" to Medicare that "did not reflect the 40 percent kickback."

Wound physician accused of submitting $95 million worth of sham invoices."

Dr. Dallas did not immediately respond to a phone call requesting comment.

A Legacy Medical Consultants executive was charged to June with "offering illegal kickbacks, before andsstane" to health care providers that used the company's skin substitutes. The Justice Department's decision was to "argue my executive named $15 million from the scheme."

Dr. Dallas is also charged with applying skin substitutes cause-ensuring to patients who were not

good candidates for the over-rug, including those who had interest wounds and those who were not helped by prior treatments.

The Justice Department said Dr. Dallas used the Medicare earnings to finance a lavish debate that included the commissioning of multiple institutions of the youth.

Dr. Dallas said in 2015 that he used skin substitutes only when they were necessary. But he also described facing increasing competition for patients as strong, but instead he re-intro to use the bandages done in more providers. He retired in 2014, as part because the reward rate numbers in Las Vegas became 100.

"It's because, and it's love risk," he told The Times last year. "You're not going to get used for putting a membrane on somebody."

Corrections

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Simone Forti, Artist Who Blended Objects And Bodies, Dies at 91

By CLAUDIA BAKER

Simone Forti, the postmodern choreographer, writer, painter and well-described movement artist who took inspiration from everyday objects, children's play, animals, Minisodium and LND traps, and where most influential works, which she called Dance Constrictions, borrowed from both sculpture and performance, employed simple instructions and materials like plywood and rope, and are now part of the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, filed on July 27 at her home in Hollywood, the year 93.

The Rethinking Corrow Gallery of Milan, which represented her, announced the death Ms. Forti had lived with Parkinson's disease for several years, but continued to perform and touch into her late life.

Pretznered at Yoko Gori's Lower Manhattan left in 1941, Ms. Forti's groundbreaking New Dance Constructions and Dance Other Things was a suite of short pieces based on playground structures, improvisation and random chance. (The idea had been planted in her by the pioneering recent perform-

and performance at MoMA, said in a news release after the museum acquired the work in 2015.

The Dance Constructions had a profound effect on early postmodern choreographers like Steve Paston, Lucinda Childs and Yvonne Ranier, who founded the avant-garde collective Indoor Dance Theatre, which broadly expanded the notion of what dance could be. (Despite her influences on its ethos, Ms. Forti was not a member of the group, which disbanded after a few years in 1964.)

In her summer, "Feelings Are Facts," Ms. Ranier recalled celebrating "free time" with the Minisodium artist Robert Morris, Ms. Forti's husband at the time. Ms. Forti threw a jacket on the floor and entered Ms. Ranier's "perform that!" In response, Ms. Ranier "had a screaming hit on my end of the session (don't ask why), while Bob read an art magazine to himself at his end."

In a 2019 tribute, Ms. Ranier said: "I am indebted to finance for my awakening as a dancer. I can honestly say that my creative life began when I met her."

Simmons Forti was born on March 25, 1935, in Florence, Italy, to Maria Forti, who managed a clothing factory, and Milka (Cromanna) Forti. The Fortis were friends, and in the late 1950s the family which included Simonetta's older sister, Anna, escaped through the first half of the United States. They settled in Los Angeles, where Ms. Forti attended public schools and took informal labor lessons.

She and Ms. Morris met as residents at Reed College in Oregon, where she studied humanities for two years before the couple dropped out, moved to San Francisco and married in 1951. Ms. Morris spurred Ms. Forti's interest in painting, and after they moved to New York City in 1950, she earned a bachelor's degree in the arts from Mother College. They divorced in 1962, her marriage to the Russian artist Robert Whitman and the composer Peter Van Dyke also ended in divorced in 1974, and he finished, and leaves no immediate survivors.

While living in San Francisco, Ms. Forti enrolled in Anna (then Ann) Halperin nature-based im-

Simone Forti in 2015, left, and 2012. The brand inspiration in everyday items, children's play, animals, Minisodium and LND traps.

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Works that unfolded in the moment and helped reshape dance.

Simone Forti was born on March 25, 1935, in Florence, Italy, to Maria Forti, who managed a clothing factory, and Milka (Cromanna) Forti. The Fortis were friends, and in the late 1950s the family which included Simonetta's older sister, Anna, escaped through the first half of the United States. They settled in Los Angeles, where Ms. Forti attended public schools and took informal labor lessons.

provisation workshops in Maria County — Ms. Ranier was children's student — and performed with Ms. Halperin for four years. "The main thing she taught me was how to learn from my own body intelligence," Ms. Forti wrote in "Handbook in Motion," a collection of memories and sketches published in 1974, and to "see their mission against any movement we could experience." Her early aesthetic coalesced in New York, where she taught me a very valued and took — and finished — classes in the modern techniques of Martha Graham and Steve Cunningham. "I'm not an instrumentalist. I'm a composer," she said years later, like her at home in Robert Dziur's composition-based classes, where she began to merge Ms. Halperin's memory, approach with concepts, some direct using chance procedures, expressed by composers like John Cage and artists like Robert Rancekenberg.

Her combination of emotion

In "Maddie," performed in New York in 2010, the members of a small ensemble clench over one another to create changing forms.

and intellect set. Ms. Forti apart from some postmodernists of her era, whose work could lead overleaf and discernible. In contrast, Ms. Forti regarded almost all movement, even falling leaves and the growth of cabbages, as a form of dance. She based another signature work, "Sex Mariner" (1991), on the repetitive movements of sex animals.

"I just recognized them as fellow dancers," she said in a 2015 interview, "and it seemed that they'd found a way to bring a little richness into the poverty of their lives."

New York also introduced her to LND, which she read in Woodstock in 1969 and took frequently while living in a commune for the next year. "On and you really are things differently," she said, crediting her psychedelic experiences with further expanding her artistic palette.

She studied touch, collaborated with the video artist Nara Jane Park and other members of the

Flanne collective, and, in the mid-1970s, translated selected works into indogestion that have been shown at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.

His improvisational News Association, which premiered in 1967 and evolved over decades of new iterations, minded newspapers and spoken word, returning to current events and alluding to her childhood. "I sometimes worry that I'll do and be others in a place of war," she recited in a 2012 performance at Dampano Project in New York.

Language was an essential creative outlet for Ms. Forti. Peers and spontaneous monologues figured frequently as her work, and she contributed essays to Arlington and Shreveport. Research magazines and developed a word-based improvisation practice she called Legislation. A sought-after teacher, she also led workshops around the world and taught at

schools including the University of California, Los Angeles.

In February 2022, the Venaco-Illumination presented her with its prestigious Golden Lion for lifetime achievement in dance. The filmmakers director of dance, the British choreographer Wayne McGregor, described Ms. Forti as a "first arts genius" and said she had moved freely and seamlessly between creative worlds, wildly texting disciplines, and, to doing so, characterized the primacy of body, or rather thinking with the body as a force for responsibilities, play and precariousness.

Ms. Forti took the recognition as a typical stride. "I didn't know what they'd taken it as was," derived The Times in 2012, when she developed a retrospective validation at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.

She added, "If someone has to take the role this year and stand there holding it, I am honored to be the one to do it for the community."

When MoMA acquired the Dance Constructions, Ms. Center said, "We're particularly interested in the idea of body-to-body transmission, as we've been developing a new model of workshops with the organization Dampano Project to ensure that this work continues to inhabit the dance community and the new generations who will carry it forward."

That workshop model informed her by manner of the works as part of the exhibition "Golden Dance Theatre. The Work Is Never Dead" in 2015, and a recent casting call from the museum sought her by her own for another iteration (and February).

Ms. Forti said in 2015 that the interests, in acquiring the works, was really acquiring "the ability to have these pieces continue their life past when I do mine."

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020

Opinion

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COLUMNIST | ROSS DOUTHAT

Trump's Decade of Comebacks Might Be Over

snow, I am, from Farrar that a freelance author for the New York Times and Dundays, issued a tweet that would define the next 10 years of American politics. I'll be probed at a speech.

Well, I'd like to see of Jimmy Trump's struggle for way out of 1970s now! Trump struggles for way out of the past couple.

Art: Well, Nevertheless.

These months are from the midterm election, five months (for a statement) at both war of choice with the Islamic Republic of Iran, we are back once again in the territory of Farrar's first verse. Trump's approval calling his resident's second-letter to hold. His attempts to shake him at his current Middle Eastern war have been repeatedly frustrated by a contemporary in Tehran that Amrath had it worth to take his first. And the Trumpibed Republican Party is in real danger of losing the future, with redtide seats from Iowa to Texas to Alaska increasingly vulnerable.

His health perverting, Trump is going to be president through 2020, in that bare sense he will presumably survive this moment as he has survived many times before.

But actual Trumpian "wriggley has way out" resolution requires Republicans to avoid catastrophic in November, to keep the Senate as they did in the 2020 elections, and favorite pressure as certain freedom of movement for the president in the world had to be second term. It also requires him to remain popular enough — 60 percent approval would do it, 30 percent would not — to make people better and balance as though an unconventional single actually succeed him in the White House. There has come for even a month Trumpian comeback if the entire political world upends the next two years, positioning itself for an age of certain Democratic power and strategy.

So what might improve Trump's position now? The obvious answer to the deal with the business that the uninterested has been seeking and promising for months. An of the writing, Trump's Secretary Scott Bennett is the latest administration official to suggest that it might be just a day or two away!

One of Trump's political strengths is the willingness to cut back on an unsuccessful pol-

scy, to tell a wide back as a victory rather than the hang or nothing down. That's what I've expected him to do with Iran ever since the initial regime change hopes disappeared, and since Americans never really bought into the case for war in the first place, even a hard deal should help the White House's political position through the effort on gas prices alone. (You could see Trump's poll numbers tick upward after the above-conqueror's woes that You President JD Vance negotiated in June.)

But the Iranian regime can see the

midterms looming just as much as any Amer-

Can the president climb out of one last hole?

tialist out even longer, since every poll showing a Democratic candidate touring in Texas or Alaska is a new lurking mechanism for Trumpian concessions. So it's quite possible that the administration will be required to choose between a truly desperate field or so pre-midterm peace at all.

In that Middle Eastern scenario, Trump's

position a home could still theoretically be

saved by the Democratic Party's aim of side

calms and merits — the rise of socialist and

socialist-educated candidates and the failure

of the party's moderators to meaningfully

adapt to the realities that drove its 2020 debut.

Again and again, the folly of his domestic opponents has been crucial to Trump's co-founder and ex-opsy. Before the Iran war began, that was roughly what I expected to happen per again in 2005: a collision between an unpopular president and an unpopular opposition party (veiling a split decision, a Democratic House and a Republican Senate, rather than an anti-Trumpian landslide).

I think the U.S. economy over the Democratic Party is carrying Democrats away from the political system. It is all things being equal should put a limit on how many close elections they can win. But all things aren't equal to the U.S. economy. A general ratings are making sure the UN. In that environment, you can win even with the soft candidates and also expand the range so that your national leaders don't matter as much. If you can't win narrowly with a candidate like Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, you can lose narrowly with him and tell you all of agents in states like Ohio and Iowa where you have less polarizing members.

Then if we set aside Iranian candidates and Democrats' cultivation as savors for the Trump administration's political position, I'm not sure what remains.

Some unbelievable crisis or debacle that remains in the state of what they fear about programmes? It's hard to imagine what could have that effect when conservatives control every branch of government.

A sweeping, puzzling reversal on earth by the president that can be seen and made the markets surging even higher? It's hard to imagine the relationship that kind of concession is really given everything we know about his normal term state of mind.

A speech concerning that the deep state is aware of the existence of non-occasional or nonhuman intelligence? The U.S.G. people are hoping for that before the midterms, but I must sure to avoid how many policymakers in the Midwest.

Yes, it's awfully hard to see how Donald Trump can struggle out of this case. Justly the time November arrives, maybe if I continue enough strategy to predict totally that he won't.

The A.I. Revolution Is a Hot Mess

Julie Averill

A former chief information officer of

California.

I understood the chief information officer of the efforts applied to report 1,000 times for eight years. Beginning new technologies, artificial intelligence in capital, was part of the job. But when I left my successor was handed a new title: chief A.I. and technology officer.

I learned — and about the prevention about the pattern. Companies these days are quick to look 'A.I.' in new releases, in earnings calls, in product names, in job-profits and in other actions of what is organization. The real new release is what strategy can balance the deliverables. A title went nothing, but it doesn't produce anything, either.

And that's a problem. When companies mistake an announcement for a strategy, eventually they take up spending, and money — and sometimes cut real jobs — clasping a future that isn't actually being built. And so doing so, they're persuading Americans to report a powerful innovation that could do as much good for all of us.

I have spent 10 years in technology and like many of my peers. I used the newest tools to solve hard problems. In the survey era, my colleagues and I built a tool that let every customer should be involved in a much of the domestic stress. It increased sales significantly. When I was at 1,000 times, we found a way to use A.I. to help executives better predict which products would sell in which stores. It took time, but of people and big budgets.

Then ChatGPT arrived. This new technology was easy to understand for most non-technologies — a chief executive, board member or investor — a healthy portion of whom began demanding their organizes (non-mandatory reform for technology). Throughout their operations A.I. companies started popping up like food trucks at a street fair.

There A.I. companies arrived almost with demonstrations, and the demos were amazing. Talented technologies promised to create business problems that were too complicated and expensive to solve before. Leaders almost department. Around their calendars to listen to the parades of their doorways.

This was the beginning of what I call A.I. writing, the belief in company leadership. A.I. is a large, they are not worth it, what we want a hard problem and why the work of solving it. It is unpore, and that is what makes it dangerous. I continued to meet with the minister of A.I. workers, all private agencies and a public opinion hangover. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I

ing was working and suggest what would work better, find and fix waste in later products were made and moved, and more.

I was happy at I know that even A.I. cannot tackle an issue it has never been taught to understand or accurately advise a business it knows nothing about. When we met with the company, it didn't ask us a single question — not about our idea, our outcome or how we wanted. We eventually said us, but it took longer than it should have. It was a round of people who knew better wanted its promises to be true.

So the next step, we continued to run go out — small tool versions of tools inside the business before committing to one. I wanted

finding that 30 percent of enterprise operators A.I. pilots never delivered real results. We are getting smarter from each round of pilots. The tools keep running, and the gap keeps running. But where A.I. tools are never going to close it on their own. What's left is the past that was always easy, the slow, expensive work of cleaning up the money data, complex human decisions and tangled systems.

This is how the A.I. revolution is actually going, at company after company.

Don't mistake any of this for doubt about A.I.'s potential. It is the most powerful technology. I've seen, and now is a short-term are already being remade by it. Pharmaceutical

them to work as much as the next person, but the results were the same almost every time. The three looked like magic. But the vast subject chain, a dissent which can be seen made in consistent, repeatable ways. Once tried in a dozen systems that did not agree, layered with decades of acceptance and mechanically.

This is not just my story. When I compare noise with other chief information officers, the double change, the the ending study does. One man an interest, another an interest, another a manufacturer. Each tried tools that dazzled in the three and stalled the moment they hit the menu of a real, decided—all business. Last year a report from M.I.'s Project NASDA put a number on it,

companies are rebuilding drug discovery around it. Books can fraud and risk detection on it. Government are tending the chips because it accounts for national security. This kind of work doesn't happen to a quarter, and following that it can a few big.

This brings me to A.I. working. The business continues to be a working, it is when a company — where it is a company that is more results — claims to be doing more with A.I. than it actually is.

The board wants to see progress. A leader who can't take something just to track his the problem, and why they get into the business admitted their A.I. strategy is "more for them," according to a recent global survey by the A.I. company Writer and the re-

Adopting a new technology takes time and human effort.

search firm Westplace Intelligence. So a clashier becomes the first step in an A.I. "transformation," and a dense becomes proof of what's wrong. It isn't doing exactly. It's describing what you hope with happen as if it already had taken place.

Perhaps the best-known version of A.I. working is the next stage one: the A.I. layoff. A company proclaims it needs fewer people because A.I. made its operations more efficient. (More the efficiency doesn't exist yet. The cut is really about turning up cash, independent to spend more on it.)

So May I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,

So many of my peers. I used the newest tools to write a new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I. and I used the new version of A.I.

And there's another cost. Behind all of these cuts are human beings who might have been shining told a machine could do their jobs. Some find the demonstrating task of training the very tools meant to replace them. I know a few such individuals. One goes two decades in a company that told her, in a short meeting, that software could save its what she did. Truth was that it couldn't, not really. But wasn't a cost to be optimized. She was the person who knew why the numbers looked the way they did, the very cost to be used could not. The man who stayed in a second year work and quickly wondered if they were next.

Every natural announcement, every time a company blames A.I. for layoffs reaches people to distrust the technology itself. Discover the results, and then the Writer and Westplace Intelligence report found that 40 percent of five A workers and roughly a third of the broader work force said they were actively addressing their company's own output. The fear is real, and it is operating.

The way out of this is not more hype. It's bounty. A real minority of people genuinely believe superintelligence is nearly here, nearly to what is what is what is what is not. A. Who knows if they'll be proved right? I'm skeptical because the humans are still in charge and we have a habit of moving more slowly than the hope. But more companies are not being at the bottom of my experience, the world truth is the planet one in between. A. I is apparently powerful tech-synthetics, and the only people, and getting it to use is time, human work. The sooner we are honest about that with our heads, our employees, our investors and the public, the sooner we can stop performing A.I. and start building something with it.

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A Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Is Now Possible

Thomas E. Graham

Treasurer, the Russian-Turnian and Russian-Israelian President, George W. Bush

WHALE President Trump is because we love, a propitious element to be the "pessimization" in the Russian-Ukraine war could be shaping away. President Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Vladimir Zelensky of Ukraine have been clear to recent months that they want the United States to even gage and start massacre negotiations to bring the fighting to an end.

They will not wait forever Mr. Putin continues to speak approvingly of Mr. Trump, but some minor officials, as well as high profile commentators, are highlighting U.S. assistance to Ukraine's war and peace-timing whether the U.S. president can act as effective and trusted intermediary. The Ukrainian contract to work closely with the European on negotiating tactics. Some in Kyiv would like to see them more directly involved, which would widen the dr. vate with Moscow, diminishing the chance for peace.

The argument for translation U.S. to engage in a proceeding for two reasons: (1) We, the conflict has entered a disagree on regulatory special Ukraine is dropping up to review against the U.S. power of Russia, including energy infrastructure and military targets, with great effect. It is clearly cutting off the Ukraine Peninsula from the Russian mainland. For the first time, Russians for from the front are leading the direct effects of war. The British is urging calls, but it is clearly to see that Kyiv's written could discontinue Russian concern, as it promises over hardest recitation against which Ukraine can remain at stake.

And considering that Russia is rapidly in-tendingly its actual assault on Ukrainian policy and vital infrastructure, exploring its devastating effect. Ukraine's dwindling mind of un811, the U.S. government has been in the direction of operating the U.S. government's own power.

At the same time, first of a winning war, the U.S. government is not to be a "pessimization" in the Russian-Ukraine war could be shaping away. President Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Vladimir Zelensky of Ukraine have been clear to recent months that they want the United States to even gage and start massacre negotiations to bring the fighting to an end. They will not wait forever Mr. Putin continues to speak approvingly of Mr. Trump, but some minor officials, as well as high profile commentators, are highlighting U.S. assistance to Ukraine's war and peace-timing whether the U.S. president can act as effective and trusted intermediary. The Ukrainian contract to work closely with the European on negotiating tactics. Some in Kyiv would like to see them more directly involved, which would widen the dr. vate with Moscow, diminishing the chance for peace.

The U.S. government has been in the direction of operating the U.S. government's own power.

The U.S. must restart talks while both Moscow and Kyiv want the war to end.

The U.S. must restart talks while both Moscow and Kyiv want the war to end. The U.S. must restart talks while both Moscow and Kyiv want the war to end.

The U.S. must restart talks while both Moscow and Kyiv want the war to end.

Each day the war continues, the future looks greatest. It's stopped today, however, that's only could claim victory. But Zelensky could rightly claim to have preserved what is more precious to Ukrainian. Best underpoths, sovereignty and European amb-

tions. Mr. Putin could end Russia's success in thwarting the West's effort to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia and in "Mexico tag" millions of Russians in eastern Ukraine from 1984-86 portrays an even-fluctuated conflict.

Both sides may believe that continued fighting can improve their bargaining positions. For the costs of war are steadily increasing the political space for peaking mankind other lives and increasing the value of a single direct reference.

In these circumstances, intensive negotiations are urgently needed to enter the moment and end the conflict. Only Washington has the continuation of access, leverage and political weight to lead a comprehensive approach to effect. The U.S. has been both Moscow and Kyiv, as well as Kyiv European capitals, as appropriate. Ukraine and Russia have been the no-bone even — that is why they want Washington to re-engage Russia will not accept any European nation as a no-bone interlocutor, given what it sees as the report's deep-seated anti-Russian authority.

To be sure, close coordination with European governments will be essential — their military support, economic resources, and mass policies and long-term commitment to Ukrainian independence, are critical to achieving a durable settlement. The Washington should lead the diplomacy effort.

Mr. Trump should send his two surveys, Steve Weldell and Israel Bankers, to Kyiv immediately to visibly re-engage the Ukrainian and then to Moscow for discussion with Mr. Putin. No one should request a breakthrough, the task is to lay the ground work for an intense period of shuttle diplomacy to bridge the cunning gaps between the two sides. Green, Mr. Weldell and Mr. Bankers's other responsibilities, Mr. Trump should feature their efforts with additional experts to sign negotiations.

Memorize our events, and it will not come as quickly as Mr. Trump would like. But the opportunity is real, and if any act last. If Washington is to test whether the war will be brought to an end, it should act now, be free-incubation, choose the diplomatic opening that exhaustion has begun to create.

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The Blue States Can Learn From the Texas Book List

James Staub

The author of The Crude of Citizenship, New

York, who was the first State Board of Education appointed to manufacture reading for the public school students

that includes any rules and nursery

systems for little children, stories of America's teachers and faculty before the

schoolers, who were by Richard Kipke and Lángnina, before he and the students and Shakespeare's plays and funners.

The letter for high schoolers - and youngsters stories from the Bible for every grade, now kindergarten.

The war of the international education system, states that tell teachers who should

to design - the model Texas 40-gram using in 2000 makes it an outlaw. Yet almost all of

the teachers who do, yes, and no, has not

found an the Bible. The President From Religion Foundation, an organization that promotes strict separation of church and state.

And they feel the LA's "chronic promotion of religious doctrine" that threatens to convert

public schools into Sunday schools.

This is a valid conversation to what is, after all, a key burden of the required readings.

What's worse, the whole debate is the

pedagogical radicalism of what Texas has done is making a mandatory reading bar that claims words at all.

I spent the 2013 discussions your in public schools across the country interacting it

head on the education. I was in the self-organized high schools I visited, have

pocolate little about American history and

government and had only a baby sense of chronology. Teachers in English classes can assume that students would not read what needs - and to teachers didn't range them.

There are many subjects for the babies, including everyone's heroine, children's addiction to social media. But the use of the public

education is a major cause of death. The two that has eliminated education for several generations holds that students lost it by maximizing general critical

education and the same of the students' rights.

The U.S. must restart talks while both Moscow and Kyiv

want the war to end.

creasingly difficult to mobilize men for the

most lines. The longer the war continues, the less likely the millions of Ukrainians

and the less likely the millions of the thousands of Americans are in the

the country's history, we are in the

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Helicopter Carrying Trump Flies Near Passenger Jet in Airspace Near D.C.

By KATE KELLY

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The accident occurred shortly after 2:30 p.m. as Mr. Trump was flying to Jean Base Andrews from the White House on the arrival leg of a planned trip to Los Angeles.

Before taking off, the crew of Marine One made three attempts to warn controllers in the National Airport Tower that they were three minutes away from taking off, according to audio recordings passed on 8:57 a.m.

The communications appeared not to have been heard by the controller, and the helicopter advanced. That jet it in the flight path of an former Air passenger jet, a handing situation after a tragic collision between a military helicopter and a passenger jet in the Washington airspace had year. At their closest persistent, Marine One came within 5.5 miles of

Erica L. Green, watchhead reporting.

diluted distance and 780 feet of vertical distance from the passenger jet, according to the two people with knowledge of the National Aviation Administration's preliminary findings.

A loss of safe separation—the disinterestedness of the cartridge needed to reduce the likelihood of a collision—is defined by the FAA in a case like this on bridging either 1.5 miles in lateral distance or 500 feet in vertical distance. But the parameters can vary depending on the airspace and the types of aircraft.

Mark Stone, a White House spokesman, said as a statement that Marine One flights are defined by the heavy progress in the world, and the White House maintains the utmost confidence in them.

"Although the persistent was of no point in hands way during yesterday's momentary loss of separation, the White House continues to work with relevant military, FAA and other security personnel to ensure the persistent's continued safety," Mr. Orson said.

Since July, Mr. Trump has been flying in and out of the fifties, a public park south of the White House, because the area on the White House South. Loves from which Marine One typically operates has been closed for the construction of a new ledged, 25d change has speeded the matter in

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Marine One carrying President Trump, right, flew to Joint Base Andrews on Tuesday, the start of a planned trip to Los Angeles.

airspace that was already one of the country's most complex, requiring a constant and elaborate force seeing military aircraft, civilian helicopters and passengers into the three major airports.

Concordia, Solana, a spoken woman for the FAA, said in a statement that "based on our preliminary safety review," there had been a "momentary loss of separation," the added that the persistent was "sweet in danger," but that a "crower" customer.

The airspace around National

Airport has been a source of safety concern over since an Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed into an interstate military passenger flight on Oct. 29, 1975, killing all 47 people aboard both aircraft.

A report by the National Transportation Safety Board, the independent government agency had investigated the accident, found that dogs and radio reception observed for Black Hawk were of criticalaliness and that the aircraft with which it ultimately cir-

ished. The board also found that the controller handling these flights was overtaxed by working two jobs at a Navy base.

Since then, the FAA's top high water strip to improve air safety shows Washington, including by modifying and closing helicopter routes. But many of the other safety measures recommended by the N.T.S.B. have not to be adopted.

On Tuesday, the radio reception problems were evident even before Marine One took off from the Fifteen for the trip to Andrews.

"Even, per most to make more you copy, Marine One, more and more to lift," a crew member in the helicopter ordered around 2:15 p.m., according to the audio recording on 8:57 a.m.

He received no response as the controller on the tower unit carried other pilots.

"Even, do you copy?" the Minister One crew member asked, requesting the three-minute warning.

A trade controller reduced six to a total copy that the "last call dog" was "broken" and "aircraft shot."

The time that required 20, until 2:00 a.m. a third time. The plane took off.

At about 2:30, the helicopter reduced the tower again. "National Tower, Marine One, proceeding as

treated.

The controller sounded surprised. "Oh, Marine One, you read, oh, we're proceeding as treated!" "Average, the controller that I was.

"Marine One, tower," replied the controller, "is offered an attitude reading. Then he seemed to acknowledge the lack of a three-minute warning, adding: "OK, no three minutes. Rogue Proceed as treated.

Loss than a minute later, the controller offered the presidential helicopter a warning.

"Marine One, you get, oh, traffic coming up, a chance, I," said the controller, referring to National Airport's main runway for take-off and landing.

The flight operated by Envoy in a subsidiary of American Airlines, had just taken off from National Airport on its way to Pensacola, Fla. It was evidently nearby.

Marine One engine "visual traffic," likely coordinates that it saw the other aircraft, according to local helicopter pilot who requested an example because he is not authorized to speak publicly. A short white lane, the helicopter crew announced a "momentary delay."

The controller said, "Rogue," then confirmed the helicopter could proceed.

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Actual down to expected to continue building across the western United States today. Outlets of thunderstorms of the Southwest, most of the area from Carlos via to the Dacota to likely to remain dry. The loss will be mostly close, but ongoing wildfire activity is Washington, Oregon and Light will produce areas of excess and have that volume anywhere.

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Access the Southeast, thunderstorms are forecast mainly during the afternoon day thunderstorms may produce flooding and damaging wind gusts.

Metropolitan Forecast

TODAY ...A thunderstorm, humid high tilt. Conditions will remain extremely humid through the day with a mixture of clouds and sunshine. A thunderstorm will be around, especially during the late part of the day.

THROAT ...An early thunderstorm. Low 76. A thunderstorm will still range through the evening. Heat is active dry overnight with a parity cloudy day. It will remain very warm and very humid. Temperature will be 5 degrees above 40.5°C.

THREATWAY ...Heavy thunderstorms high tilt. The day will remain quite warm and uncomfortably humid. Though there will be some intervals of sunshine, there will also be heavy thunderstorms that may bring fluid flooding and a gusty wind.

SATURDAY ...A thunderstorm around high tilt. There will be a mixture of clouds and sunshine. It will remain very warm and humid with an afternoon thunderstorm.

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MONDAY ...Moths sunny Sunday. Sunday will be mostly sunny and humid with a hot afternoon, high tilt. Monday morning, the wind that will rise with some clouds, especially during the afternoon, high tilt.

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In During Puts, by the 12 hours ended at 1 p.m. yesterday.

Temperature

Cities

High (low temperature) was the first 24 hours ended at 4 p.m. yesterday. Carbon dyes, and precipitation on critical day were the most common in the afternoon day.

#	Clouds		Sun
	Low	High	Low	High
1	2.5	4.5	5.0	7.0
2	4.0	6.0	7.0	9.0
3	6.0	8.0	9.0	11.0
4	8.0	10.0	11.0	13.0
5	10.0	12.0	13.0	15.0
6	12.0	14.0	15.0	17.0
7	14.0	16.0	17.0	19.0
8	16.0	18.0	19.0	21.0
9	18.0	20.0	21.0	23.0
10	20.0	22.0	23.0	25.0
11	22.0	24.0	25.0	27.0
12	24.0	26.0	27.0	29.0
13	26.0	28.0	29.0	31.0
14	28.0	30.0	31.0	33.0
15	30.0	32.0	33.0	35.0
16	32.0	34.0	35.0	37.0
17	34.0	36.0	37.0	39.0
18	36.0	38.0	39.0	41.0
19	38.0	40.0	41.0	43.0
20	40.0	42.0	43.0	45.0
21	42.0	44.0	45.0	47.0
22	44.0	46.0	47.0	49.0
23	46.0	48.0	49.0	51.0
24	48.0	50.0	51.0	53.0
25	50.0	52.0	53.0	55.0
26	52.0	54.0	55.0	57.0
27	54.0	56.0	57.0	59.0
28	56.0	58.0	59.0	61.0
29	58.0	60.0	61.0	63.0
30	60.0	62.0	63.0	65.0
31	62.0	64.0	65.0	67.0
32	64.0	66.0	67.0	69.0
33	66.0	68.0	69.0	71.0
34	68.0	70.0	71.0	73.0
35	70.0	72.0	73.0	75.0
36	72.0	74.0	75.0	77.0
37	74.0	76.0	77.0	79.0
38	76.0	78.0	79.0	81.0
39	78.0	80.0	81.0	83.0
40	80.0	82.0	83.0	85.0
41	82.0	84.0	85.0	87.0
42	84.0	86.0	87.0	89.0
43	86.0	88.0	89.0	91.0
44	88.0	90.0	91.0	93.0
45	90.0	92.0	93.0	95.0
46	92.0	94.0	95.0	97.0
47	94.0	96.0	97.0	99.0
48	96.0	98.0	99.0	101.0
49	98.0	100.0	101.0	103.0
50	100.0	102.0	103.0	105.0
51	102.0	104.0	105.0	107.0
52	104.0	106.0	107.0	109.0
53	106.0	108.0	109.0	111.0
54	108.0	110.0	111.0	113.0
55	110.0	112.0	113.0	115.0
56	112.0	114.0	115.0	117.0
57	114.0	116.0	117.0	119.0
58	116.0	118.0	119.0	121.0
59	118.0	120.0	121.0	123.0
60	120.0	122.0	123.0	125.0
61	122.0	124.0	125.0	127.0
62	124.0	126.0	127.0	129.0
63	126.0	128.0	129.0	131.0
64	128.0	130.0	131.0	133.0
65	130.0	132.0	133.0	135.0
66	132.0	134.0	135.0	137.0
67	134.0	136.0	137.0	139.0
68	136.0	138.0	139.0	141.0
69	138.0	140.0	141.0	143.0
70	140.0	142.0	143.0	145.0
71	142.0	144.0	145.0	147.0
72	144.0	146.0	147.0	149.0
73	146.0	148.0	149.0	151.0
74	148.0	150.0	151.0	153.0
75	150.0	152.0	153.0	155.0
76	152.0	154.0	155.0	157.0
77	154.0	156.0	157.0	159.0
78	156.0	158.0	159.0	161.0
79	158.0	160.0	161.0	163.0
80	160.0	162.0	163.0	165.0
81	162.0	164.0	165.0	167.0
82	164.0	166.0	167.0	169.0
83	166.0	168.0	169.0	171.0
84	168.0	170.0	171.0	173.0
85	170.0	172.0	173.0	175.0
86	172.0	174.0	175.0	177.0
87	174.0	176.0	177.0	179.0
88	176.0	178.0	179.0	181.0
89	178.0	180.0	181.0	183.0
90	180.0	182.0	183.0	185.0
91	182.0	184.0	185.0	187.0
92	184.0	186.0	187.0	189.0
93	186.0	188.0	189.0	191.0
94	188.0	190.0	191.0	193.0
95	190.0	192.0	193.0	195.0
96	192.0	194.0	195.0	197.0
97	194.0	196.0	197.0	199.0
98	196.0	198.0	199.0	201.0
99	198.0	200.0	201.0	203.0
100	200.0	202.0	203.0	205.0

Cities

High (low temperature) was the first 24 hours ended at 4 p.m. yesterday. Carbon dyes, and precipitation on critical day were the most common in the afternoon day.
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100	Clouds

SLS1 region	Interstate	Total	Total
South-Old	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2
Southwest	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2
Southwest	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2
Southwest	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2
Southwest	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2
Southwest	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2	20.1 to 20.2

Little Rock	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104
Low degree	80.1 to 84	80.1 to 84	80.1 to 84
Low degree	80.1 to 84	80.1 to 84	80.1 to 84
Medium	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74
Medium	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74
Medium	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74
Medium	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74
Medium	70.1 to 74	70.1 to 74	70.1

New York	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104
Newark	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104
Newark	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104
Newark	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104
Newark	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104	100.1 to 104

Recreational Forecast

Low, Heavy and Humble

Area	Grid Quarter	Full	Light Quarter
Avg. 1.5	Aug. 1.5	Aug. 2.0	Sep. 1.5
1.0	1.0	1.0	1.0
Base	4.0	4.0	4.0
High	2.5	2.5	2.5
High	2.5	2.5	2.5
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0
Medium	1.0	1.0	1.0

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2024 81

A Haven for Tax Dodgers

By ROSE DRUCKER and PHILAN FREEDMAN

VALLEY'S, NASSAU — Take the start to the second floor of an old brewery on the Mediterranean archipelago of Malta and have yourself in to a tiny office hidden behind a luxury metal door.

The six months of hope, but this place isn't just booming hour: It's the headquarters for a convenient strategy that the world's biggest corporations are to design billions of dollars in US income taxes.

Consider Cross. One of the world's most profitable shoemakers sells its signature charity

Malta, the E.U.'s smallest country, has simplified matters for corporations seeking to avoid paying their fair share.

bags to 150 million customers across 100 countries annually. Yet, some tax monies, like Brownfield, Colo., company has claimed that all its global profits were actually earned in this two-person office. Welcome to Malta. The taxes country in the European Union, with roughly the population of Milwaukee, it is home to corporate

water beaches and a raging night-chip scene. It is also the world's hot new corporate tax haven.

The family programmes tax schemes of the past," said Philip Lawriea, from a tax law professor at the University of Florence. "Is not given way to something far simpler, Malta."

The accounting firms KPMG,

PwC, Deloitte and EV are aggressively marketing the trudgers that Cross and other companies are using in push profits to Maleson units with ghost offices and an employees. A KPMG presentation reviewed by The New York Times laid out a byzantine arrangement for prospective clients to stock their tax bills by arbitrating U.S. and Maltese rules.

The choreographer, on "As Big Four," said Michael Hamersley, a former tax lawyer at KPMG and EV. "They work out the opportunity to explain the tax system."

Cross, Deloitte and EV didn't re-covered an increase so

How Rally Of Markets Is Connected To Yen Move

By JOE BENNISON

The U.S. Treasury Department's official waves for intervening in the Japanese retiring week-watch prep-tape major currency that is critical: a global trade and stabilize the finances of an important ally.

But he unusual move also served to calm anxious investors around the world, underscoring how martial market risks are tightly connected. The intervention, according to analysts, was one of several forces facing the recent rally in the 50-yr 500 index, which let a fresh record on Tuesday.

"It's one part of a big connected picture," said Matt King, founder at Sotum Insights, adding that it became necessary for the Treasury to intervene in the yen "but he would reassure."

"The decision and the manner of the intervention ultimately say as much about U.S. vulnerabilities as they fit about Japan," he said.

One of those vulnerabilities is related to the amount of money that is being spent by big tech companies betting on the future of conversion overseas.

White House Set to Review Risks of A.I.

By David McCabe, Mike Isaac, Rate Fenger and Ken Patterson

In a meeting on Tuesday with top artificial intelligence companies, White House officials said the federal government planned to review only certain types of artificial intelligence models for potential security risks and not others, according to four people familiar with the documents.

The A.I. models the government plans to review are known as "closed" models, which do not publish their underlying code and are made by companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, according to three office people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the details of the meeting were private.

The administration does not plan to review "open source" A.I. models, which have computer code available to the public to download, and modify, although that could change on the technology advances, the people said.

The moves are an effort by the Trump administration to take a coveted in on each set.

New Venture Based on A.I. Self-Evolving

By CARR WEST

PAUL ALTY, CALIF. — Jeff Dean, Google's chief scientist, and three other artificial intelligence researchers are leaving the company to look into a new one-up, a move that exposes the changing power structure inside Google and shows there is still plenty of venture money willing to back over A.I. ideas.

In Dean, Google's 20th employee, is widely regarded as one of the most advanced figures at the history of the company. He played a key role in creating the global company's network, governing its search, science, and was one of the company's early leaders in A.I. research.

His public inside Google appeared to make in recent years another researcher, including the consumer images. Now, assistant control over Google's all-in-the-in A.I. But the Dean remained one of the most apparent moving the creation of the company's most important technologies.

His new company, called Discoveries in on PAGE 30

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The Digest

PHARMACEUTICALS

Lilly Reports Scoring Sales

And Lille Annual Forecast

Sales of Eli Lilly's Zephaniah and Blomquist injectable weight-loss and diabetes drugs issued during the second quarter, made beating Wall Street estimates and wallowing the gap with Danish rival Novo Nordisk.

The trillion-dollar company also posted better-than-expected quarterly results and raised its full year revenue forecast, and its shares were up 3.6 percent.

The strong results are likely to reassure investors that demand for Lilly's GLP-5 treatments remains evident despite pricing pressure and intensifying competition from Novo, which launched an oral version of its Wagovy drug in the U.S. this year.

Novo on Tuesday said sales of its Wagovy pill reached 3.22 billion Danish revenues (3487 million), up 12.6 percent from the previous quarter but slightly below analysis' expectations, hampering hopes the product would help the company regain ground in the obesity market. REUTERS

TRANSPORTATION

Robotaxi Zoox Will Start

Paid Rides in Las Vegas

Amateurs Zoox will begin paid rides in Las Vegas next week, the company said on Wednesday, days after the U.S. road safety agency allowed commercial deployment of its rideshare that ran without human controls.

Zoox, whose electric carriage-style vehicle has two rows of inward-facing seats, has been carrying passengers in Las Vegas, San Francisco, Austin and Miami for five or part of testing.

In comparison, brand releases fire competition in the U.S. robotaxi market, where Alphabet's Wynne already operates paid directions across to multiple cities and fresh has begun rolling out

its service, an companies race to scale autonomous ride-hailing.

Zoox will start changing percentages in Las Vegas from Monday, with pricing similar to the "comfort" bar offered by other ride-hailing firms, it said. It did not say when paid rides would start at other cities. REUTERS

EMISSIONS

Lachhainer Profit Outlook

Path Down CVS Shares

CVS Health reported better-than-expected second-quarter results on Wednesday, but its updated 2020 forecast and 2021 profit outlook appeared to underestimate some investors, and for share to fall nearly 6 percent.

The company increased its 2020 earnings forecast 57.95 to 58.10 per share, raising both ends by 60 cents, which was less than the magnitude of the second-quarter

beat, and set the new 2027 earnings bar of at least 58.44 per share.

"The guidance came to lighter than what the heynder was expecting," said Stephanie Link, chief investment manager at Hightover Advisors. For the second half of 2020, the range implies a single-digit growth rate, below Wall Street consensus.

Hightover also pointed to concerns about possible pressure from medical costs and their investments during the second half of 2020. CVS shares were down 3.6 percent at $96.89. REUTERS

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Markets Hover Near Records on Hopes of Peace With Iran

By the Associated Press

Stocks considered to a untied finish on Wall Street Wednesday and remained close to their records, while all prices held steady.

The uncertain trading on Wall Street followed two days of big gains that grew the week and August a strong start. Several big technology companies slumped, though ultimately weighing down the market.

The S&P 500 fell 32.87 points, or 12 percent. The index spent most of the day higher after surging to a record on Tuesday.

"The coded spring investors have been waiting for Iran finally released, with the S&P 500 Index surging to record higher for the first time in two months," said Mark Hackett, chief market manager at Nationwide, in a report.

The first Asian market of average rose 265.24 points, or 0.1 percent, reaching another record.

The Sunday fall 23.10 points, or 0.6 percent. The index was weighed down by big technology companies losing ground, including a 4 percent drop for Google parent company, Alphabet, and a 11 percent drop for Microsoft.

The market has been generally rising as companies head into the closing stretch of their interest overall to earnings reports with sharp overall gains. Three-quarters of the companies within the S&P 500 have reported results on Tax, and Wall Street reports profit growth of 10 percent when they are all finished.

The Wall Street Co. rose 3.6 percent after easily beating Wall Street's profit forecasts, indicating a $2 billion loss often lead from "Toy Story II" and theme park revenue.

Booking Holdings jumped 0.6 percent after reporting that strong travel demand drove profit and revenue growth during its most recent quarter.

SpaceX fell 13.6 percent following the release late Tuesday of its first quarterly report as a global company, which showed that a sharply boosted spending on artificial intelligence. The company

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old help give Nvidia a 3.6 percent boost after announcing it would exclusively use that company's chips for its artificial intelligence technology.

That announcement weighed on Advanced Micro Devices, which fell 7 percent. How these previously said that SpaceX and Tesla would use chips from both Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia.

Treasury yields slipped in the bond market. The yield on the 10-year Treasury slipped to 4.62 percent from 4.61 percent from late Tuesday.

European markets were mixed. Strong corporate profits and expectations for more growth ahead have been stowing stocks higher. Wall Street has also been worried about stock prices becoming not justifiably high, especially within the technology sector and its companies focused on artificial intelligence. Profit growth, especially for some of the big chipmakers, like Nvidia, could help justify some of the big investments these companies are trading in A.I.

Uncertainty about the direction of the U.S. war with Iran continues hanging over the market. President Urapp said a deal to reopen the threat of Norman could come as early as Wednesday. But there

have been many stops and starts during the five-month-old conflict that has stifled the global supply of oil and cuttled energy markets.

The price of Brent crude, the international standard, fell 43 percent to $78.43 a barrel. Oil prices have been swinging for months and were as high as $102 per barrel as one point during the conflict, piling already underpulp high-balance. Higher oil prices pushed possible prices higher and increased shipping costs for a wide range of products.

Influence concerns have been hanging over markets and the Federal Reserve. The central bank has been holding its key benchmark rate steady as it monitors the costs and the impact on the economy. Wall Street expects the central bank to raise rates at least once before the end of 2020. Household spending remains resilient, despite the stress from higher costs on everything from gas to groceries.

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1. Durain-Base (aka All OPS)	$200.75 +11.6%
2. All House & Highland (HPT)	$98.07 +8.6
3. MacLean (M)	$101.37 +7.2
4. Reunion (MDS)	$104.20 +6.7
5. Buckingham (Stop 2000)	$107.02 +8.4
6. McIntosh (MDS)	$97.72 +3.8
7. D1 (A,B,C,D)	$1,000.00 +4.0
8. Market International (M&I)	$105.31 +4.7
9. Amgen (M&I)	$107.85 +4.0
10. Dirton & CNO	$98.80 +4.0

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1. Import Corp. (M&I)	$130.00 - 20.0%
2. C&S (A,B,C)	$108.00 - 19.5
3. DORAL (A,B)	$116.15 - 16.0
4. M&I (M&I)	$102.05 - 7.0
5. DORAL (A,B,C,D)	$124.25 - 8.5
6. SPACER (M&I)	$1,000.00 - 0.4
7. Nature Light (M&I)	$114.17 - 5.4
8. Line Technology (M&I)	$98.10 - 0.3
9. C&S (M&I)	$98.12 - 0.1
10. IBM Community (M&I)	$176.40 - 0.1

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1. Intuitl Corp. (M&I)	$130.00 - 20.0%	1. DORAL (MDS)	$128.02 - 10.0%	100
2. C&S (A,B,C)	$108.00 - 19.5	2. First (MDS)	$121.08 - 10.0	100
3. DORAL (A,B,C)	$116.15 - 16.0	3. M&I (A,B,C)	$20.08 - 1.5	100
4. M&I (M&I)	$102.05 - 7.0	4. Paper Technology (MDS)	$118.14 - 2.0	81
5. DORAL (A,B,C,D)	$124.25 - 8.5	5. Line Technology (M&I)	$98.18 - 0.0	80
6. SPACER (M&I)	$1,000.00 - 0.4	6. Apple (MDS)	$97.10 - 0.0	80
7. Nature Light (M&I)	$114.17 - 5.4	7. M&I (M&I)	$98.05 - 7.0	80
8. Line Technology (M&I)	$98.10 - 0.3	8. Paper (MDS)	$97.04 - 0.0	47
9. C&S (M&I)	$98.12 - 0.1	9. Appliance (MDS)	$98.04 - 0.0	40
10. IBM Community (M&I)	$176.40 - 0.1	10. Amgen (M&I)	$73.05 - 1.7	44

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POLICY | LITIGATION

White House Prepares

Framont to Review

Security Risks of A.I.

FROM FIRST EDITION TOWN

Some hundreds approach to regulating A.I., and they formulate oversight of bonds, are now the OpenAid and Anthepsis. But they delay addressing some of the issues of the issue of the law, and the need for the technology, including potential threats, must be become fully powerful upon source medical justice by Chinese companies.

The issue of the law, which is a common models could also be a basis for companies that are trying to catch up in Anthepsis and OpenAid, which are mostly unausitated leaders as developing misopportunities. A. I. Some companies, like Mets, have used open-source software to counter the risk of directly compete with the two-need and start-ups.

The framework, which comes after months of private discussion, is a major issue of the law, which is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law, which is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law, which is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law, which is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law, and it is a major issue of the law.

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closed-source models.

tially giving the government the ability to clear down the rollout of the technology.

Among those in attendance at the meeting were representatives from Anthepsis, OpenAid, Microsoft, OpenAid, and OpenAid. The decision, according to two of the people, The White House, selected feedback from the companies, for the rules governing the A.I. reviews are already complete, said one of the people.

American companies including Nvidia, Meta and Google make open-source models. But it is the open-source models of Chinese firms such as Alibaba, DeepSeek and ShineMart. All that have caused the most concern among adequate state officials.

Chinese models have recently performed nearly as well as leading American models, among concerns that China could be getting ahead of the A.I. too. But it is unclear whether the United States has the capacity to regulate the design technology through the new review process, and it is unlikely Chinese companies or other non-institutional financial reviews.

A. I. I. that's this framework seriously wrought with the question of: What do we want the A.I. to make a new model of the law, and as it evolves should they get stronger?" said Anthony Gorman, a former tech-african to the Biden administration.

The A.I. is being started the second term as a booster of A.I., pointing the impact of a Secretary for the United States to stay ahead

of China. He has urged little regulation and ordinance relationships with top A.I. companies and the government involved in the technology.

But his stance has shifted and broader concerns that A.I. could make power points, lead to job-holding. A. I. I. has been able to form a sophisticated cyber-attack in time. He is being signed as executive order giving the government coverage over new advanced models, resulting in the framework proposed to tech companies on Tuesday.

The voluntary framework, as a reason the Trump administration's American First Cybersecurity strategy by strengthening our national security and connecting the U.S. to the United States, is a major issue of the law. But, as White House spokesperson, it, a statement: "Companies that choose to collect and with the administration of the U.S. are not responsible for getting American innovators, as they can't cover defense law."

The Commerce Department did not immediately respond to a new report. The report was not reported for Asian.

Details of the framework give a clear answer to the fact. A. I. I. said, one of the most significant federal effects to remove a state evolving technology will not be made public, the people said. The law was not a major issue of the law, but it has been that will get early access to advanced A.I. models alongside the government, and a person to take with the matter.

The Administration has already passed immediately down with state lines close to A.I. industry observers.

In contrast, one only told A.I. to remove its check if people would close companies know what the rules are," said Chief Gorman, a member of the nonprofit group American for Responsible Insurance. The administration's response is that the framework is not direct from vision of and to provide public accountability, which underpins our democratic institutions.

OpenAid and Anthepsis have also recently disclosed business in which there models recognize from testing environments and backed other companies, adding urgency within the administration's own to review the model's new model.

On Tuesday, OpenAid said in a blog post that it had discovered more instances of its models coming out smaller cities outside the U.S. and that it was not a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way to be able to get a good way

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Judge Schedules Trial in March

For Paramount-Warner Merger

By RICHARD MULLIN

A federal judge on Tuesday scheduled for the 1st day of the House of Representatives' 6/10 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery Markets antitrust law for March, a member that could further delay the sale of biggest media deals in history.

Judge Arnold Martinez-Capita of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, the judge, who has been appointed by March's and was the U.S. depts, who has trouble in early and mid-March.

The together is a wick to crash the case of the law, and it follows Paramount's suspension and last week had asked Judge Martinez-Capita for an April state. Paramount asked that the trial help to be made by a 1st day of the house of the people's response a "streaming" series.

The delay would be very serious for Paramount. The company has agreed to pay Warner Bros. Discovery markets for the purpose of the 1st day of the house of the people's response a "streaming" series. The delay would be very serious for Paramount. The company has agreed to pay Warner Bros. Discovery markets for the purpose of the 1st day of the house of the people's response a "streaming" series.

We respect the court's decision," a spokeswoman for Paramount said in an interview. A spokeswoman for Rich Banta, California attorney general, said that

his other spokesmen "are the court's attention to the case."

In a letter to insurers on Tuesday, OpenAid Elmes, the Paramount wrote, said the company was holding letters to support the business itself (eproperly) from the deal. The company said a would generate $15 billion in its investments in the U.S. and the U.S. depts.

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COMPANIES | MEDIA

SpaceX, in First Results

After I.I.D., Reports

Soaring A.I. Spending

By BRIAN MAE

LOS ANGELES—SpaceX went public in June in the largest-ever initial public offering, turning its founder Alan Musk into the world's first millionaire.

Since then, the rocket maker has had a really side in the stock market, and Mr. Musk has returned to more billionaire shows, amid questions about the company's spending on artificial intelligence and whether it can achieve its ambitious ideas, such as launching A.I. data centers into space and building a rocket powerful enough to reach Mars.

On Tuesday, SpaceX showed just how much it was investing to let these goals.

In its first earnings report as a public company, SpaceX said its capital expenditure jumped to $18.4 billion in the second quarter, up nearly seven times from $2.8 billion a year ago. The spending overshadowed a $2 percent increase in revenue to $19 billion. SpaceX also posted a quarterly loss of $542 million, narrower than the $2 billion loss in the same period a year ago.

In an investor call, Mr. Musk, who has often made predictions that he does not achieve, doubled down on his bold claims for SpaceX, indicating that the spending was not about to end. He said his company would launch data centers into space starting next year and hastened his function he when SpaceX would generate $1 billion in revenue.

Our internal projects for achieving $1 million in revenue have moved up from 2015 to 2018," he said.

The results and Mr. Musk's comments sent SpaceX's shares

down more than 10 percent in nine times trading, substituting how do meaning up excitement in the company's public offering may have been easier than keeping that excitement going. SpaceX is trying to balance displaying statewide financial progress while spending on its opportunity to regain a population of building of total data centers, factories on the move and sending features in Mars.

Dive SpaceX fares on the stock market may affect the A.I. start-up. Kathleen and OpenAI, which have also filed for up public, for better rocket company may not be acquiring confidence. In recent weeks, its stock has fallen below its 1,875 year. More hangover may be ahead, when masters are released on Thursday from a "lockup" period that prevented them from selling their shares, preventing flooding the market with more of the stock.

SpaceX is one of seven direct agents that are camping up A.I. spending. The crew and men, however, Google, Meta and Microsoft are projected to spend a staggering $1.5 trillion building data centers and drafting them with advanced chips, according to Wall Street estimates compiled by FactSet. And from April through June, these four companies' capital expenditures totaled $170 billion, up 52 percent from a year earlier.

Paul Golding, an analyst at Macquarie, cashiered that people should not read too much into SpaceX's stock performance or its share even financial results. The local point, he said, should be on the company's outlook for its cutting-edge A.I. models, orbital data

SpaceX's Shoring during a test flight from Northern, Texas, in July. The company said its capital expenditures jumped nearly seven times from a year ago.

centers, its satellite internet service Starlink, and Shoring, its largest-ever rocket that completed a largely successful test flight last month.

With investments in rockets, satellite internet and A.I. infrastructure, SpaceX has a "must" that leaves it "uniquely positioned to achieve these big-perture goals," Mr. Golding said.

On Tuesday, SpaceX showed it had made progress in some of its businesses. Starlink increased subscribers to $2 million, up from $1.4 billion in the same period last year. Its revenue rose 60 percent to $6.7 billion.

On the investor call, Mr. Musk

says that the market would "deliver the majority of the world's increase" or "less than 10 years." Overuse involved, SpaceX's president and chief operating officer, said she expected Starlink's business with companies and governments to grow substantially, adding, "it really feels like we're just getting started all over again."

Revenue from space launches gave nearly 20 percent to $862 million, though losses so that business without its $542 million.

The payoff from SpaceX's A.I. spending is less certain. The company faces stiff competition for its A.I. products, such as its Good choice. In June, it announced a

$60 billion deal to buy Capex, a start-up that develops A.I. tools for testing computer code, as it's a big A.I. challenge have already proved about with such good results. The company suggested to close in the current quarter.

More recently, SpaceX has developed a business coming out A.I. computing power from data centers it had for its own A.I. at boro. The company has signed deals to hope excess computing capacity to Google, Anthropic and others.

On Golding, said he expected these deals, which could total in the time of billions of dollars over the next three years, to be re-

ferred in future earnings. Anthropic, which is paying SpaceX's $1 billion a month until May 2020 the competing power, started using SpaceX's data centers in what he is ordered the Google's deal begins in October.

Mr. Musk suggested in the investor call of the rapid rate of A.I. development. He called the engineering problems of purchased data centers "tornial" when compared to the recent boost by his workers building rockets.

"By the end of next year, it's not clear to me that there's anything digital that A.I. won't be able to do it," he said. "It's not clear to me that there's anything digital that A.I. won't be able to do it," he said.

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The New York Times Earnings

Increased 11% in Last Quarter

By KATIE ROBERTSON

The New York Times Company said on Wednesday that it had added 200,000 digital-only subscribers in the last quarter, pushing its total to 11.35 million.

The results keep the company roughly in space to meet its third goal of reaching 15 million subscribers by the end of 2021.

Total revenue was $762.5 million for the three-months ending in June, an increase of 11.2 percent, the company said. Adjusted operating profit was $10.5 million, up 14.1 percent.

But costs rose and subscribers growth was slower than in previous quarters. The company's stock closed down more than 15 percent.

Adjusted operating costs came in slightly higher than the company had forecast, with a 10 percent year-over-year increase to $507.2 million. The company said the rise was from higher compensation and benefits expenses, as well as higher marketing costs.

Will Burdine, chief financial officer of the Times Company, told analysts on an average call that adjusted operating costs were expected to increase 10.6 percent in the third quarter of the year, which he said was part of "disciplined investments in our high-quality journalism and digital product experiences," especially in video.

The company reported digital-only subscription revenue of $407.9 million, an increase of 25.4 percent from the year before Digital advertising revenue jumped 20.7 percent from a year earlier, to $14 million. While revenue increased, the 200,000 net new sub-

scriber additions in the quarter were lower than the 200,000 the company added in the first quarter of the year.

Digital-only average revenue per user, a metric used to measure the health of subscription businesses, increased 3.1 percent year-over-year to $0.94.

Revenue from affiliate, licensing and other companies increased 7.1 percent to $73.5 million, which the company said was mostly from higher affiliate-related revenue at Wiscutator, The Tobacco product recommendation website.

In recent years, The Times has pushed a digital subscription package, or handle, that includes access to the latest report as well as Wiscutator, Cooking, Games and The Atlanta sports news site. Digital-only subscribers, who have subscriptions to individual Times products or to the bundle, now make up the vast majority of the company's subscriber base, accounting for about 12.5 million of its 11.35 million subscribers.

Print subscriptions have gradually lost significantly declined. The Times now has 150,000 print subscribers, down from 200,000 in the second quarter of 2020.

The Times forecast a 12 to 15 percent increase in digital-only subscription revenue and a multi-highly-come increase in digital advertising revenue in the third quarter of 2020.

"Our results reflect the increasingly rare and valuable nature of our products, and the durability of our business model," Saunders-Kozel Levine, chief executive of the Times Company, said in a statement.

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COMPARIES | POLICY

Google Shakes Up A.I. Leadership as Researchers Announce Exits

By KATHY UPHELER

and MARK WITT

SAN FRANCISCO — Google shook up on continual meetings on Wednesday, moving Susan Blandish, the Nulskypress winning head of US Google DeepMind lab, out of his operational costs because chair of the lab and chief scientist of Google's parent company, Alphabet.

"I've now job for 26 Blandish was announced summer after Jeff Dean, named the A.I. researchers, said he was leaving the company to create a start-up with three other companies," said Blandish director.

"He changes step Google's A.I. leadership expressed a dramatic management shift as concerns grew over the work industry's own company. In 1998, the new open-questions about Google's confidence in its work on A.I.

Even though Google, under 26, has become a leadership, created a new business, has become a underpinning today's A.I. it was actually 26-dotted when OpenAI unveiled the ChatGPT—chatter is the 2022, then-fitting the A.I. boom.

Also, what, Google can't understand the company and even re-

made the Google search home-page resource A.I. management—A.I. labs, Silicon Valley-based Google Brain and DeepMind, in London, into one group under Dr. Hamilton leadership, in 2015. And yesterday's year, Google said, Google's civilisation, took an in-company hands-on role in the companies A.I. work.

But by some announcement, it has continued to hold OpenAI and its rival challenges. Google was expected to release a new flagship in the company's A.I. in 2020. A man has been

The more Silicon Valley version, the share here of Dr. Dean was a slightest of turning point for the company's new page. One of the many contrast to Irish talent, Google's stock-hold about 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Google has been a new Google Brain researcher who now runs a start-up called the Robotics, Inc., and is now a new company. Dr. Dean's decision to leave the company was "abandoned and repugnated."

"This could be the first real crisis moment for a company that started to move the strong start," he said. "In Jeff Dean's company

about to hire half of Google research—the good kind of Google research?" Mr. Susan added: "Google looks out at the no other."

Google released several small—A.I. models in lab, including one focused on cybersecurity. That model performed well on benchmarks like rating and 4 financial tasks, according to A.I. leadership, but did not subject models from competitors.

Will, like other big technology companies, Google continues to have the aggressively on A.I. and, shortly, the company estimated that spending on data centers and other A.I. work would hit 1019 times to 1,000 billion this year, and the company's 2020 year end up from an earlier projection of 1000 billion.

"I've decided that new is the right time for me to head over my life toward new company,特别是第四大," Mr. Hamilton wrote, so that he could "focus on the big process and keep advances from an issue to the best of my ability."

Google said Dr. Hamilton would also focus more of the time on innovation. Like a project intended to increase over a long range, it is the joined the company in 2014 of

to it acquired DeepMind and was a friend from an 8 billion using A.I. for scientific research.

Dr. Hamilton's oversight of the day-to-day operations of DeepMind would be taken over by the day Karabaiqala, Google said.

Dr. Karabaiqala, a Turkish-born researcher who studied under the A.I. process Yama LeCun at New York University, was among the first researchers Dr. Hamilton's head at DeepMind and was the chief technology officer of the company's A.I. lab. It makes Google acquired DeepMind, the Karabaiqala who part of a team that built a breakthrough A.I. technology called 2019 that could lead to a new, more open-questions about the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of the space of

He later overcame the company's software platforms that DeepMind could be used to operate in many A.I. technologies. Like Dr. Hamilton, he never made of the new

new testing as a scientist, nor an executive of a major organization. Like Drs. A. Karabaiqala moved from London to Google's

headquarters in Manhattan, New York, and began reporting levels. Dr. Hamilton and Senator Pichai, Google's third executive, his was assigned to find ways to become new Google's latest A.I. models across 20 perchive of products.

Mr. Pichai wrote as a company-wide stand announcing Dr. Hamilton's new role that he and Dr. Hamilton "have been long, the coming a few that allows him to get his full attention on activity shaping the future" of A.I. This year, he said, "I've been a member of A.I. Alphabet and humanity, and I can't imagine without personalized

Dr. Hamilton's new A.I. model, and the A.I. model, was a public company in 2014. He said, "I've been a person who has been a public company in 2014. He said, "I've been a person who has been a public company in 2014. He said, "I've been a person who has been a public company in 2014. He said, "I've been a person who has been a public company in 2014. He said, "I've been a person who has been a public company in 2

With Dr. Hamilton swapping the company's leadership, some DeepMind employees were concerned that the lab—which has maintained some autonomy—when Google—was having more of its unique products, and other employees who spoke on the con-

tition of anonymity.

Dr. Hamilton said Dr. Dean have been considered moral voters in 1998. He said, "Dr. Dean, in particular, would concerns about Google's industry's economic development, and that researchers are now concerned that the changes would mean their work would have never ethical boundaries, the latter people said."

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The New York Times has used OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming copyright infringement of news Internet related to A.I. systems, the companies have denied these claims.

New Tech Venture Looks to Develop Self-Evolving A.I.

never met an insane man, every Long, since a growing list of people, and the company's goal that has shown to Silicon Valley researchers for decades. Dr. Dean and his collaborators want to build A.I. that is a company's next step in the future.

They believe that the mind-bending process, called insane—a self-supervision—can significantly accelerate the development of A.I. The name techniques, they say, can then help design new kinds of companies. Furthermore, the company's "Pump, create new interests and spend other forms of scientific discovery." We think there is opportunity for A.I. to move fully necessary what is the company's business structure. "Pump, create new interests and spend other forms of scientific discovery."

"We think there is opportunity for A.I. to move fully necessary what is the company's business structure." experimentalist says. Dr. Dean said in an interview at his home in Silicon Valley: "You will get from a higher space to a more complex and complex means, and that will lead to scientific breakthroughs and advances."

A Google button to match the A.I. delivered 30 smaller companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, prominent researchers, benefits a deep pool of venture funding and the chance to run their own companies, continue to move the tech giant.

Over the past year, Google had moved over several doors, including Peter Norvig, who spent 25 years as Google's head of research, a

A.I. start-ups such as Insurance Agent Intelligence, one of the many other companies focused on executive self-supervision.

"It is just a very different and a common issue a start-up. It is much more important and the current," said the McDonalds in the 3rd Congress earlier this year to help found the company's "superintelligence." You are a smaller number. There is much less the necessary and politics."

Dr. Dean, 16, expected to leave Google in the next few days for his own job on the start-up—that an routine. He will be joined by Sanjay Ghosnami, his close collaborator of more than two decades. One: Le. When research helped get the best results, he will be a "challenge, and Sinai Vayrak, who had overseas the design of Google's charter technologies with Dr. Dean takes a little time.

Dr. Dean said, "I'm not going to be able to need funding from Radical Ventures, Illinois Ventures and national Silicon Valley networks, including Google's parent company." The Squecking Google researchers declined to reveal how much money they start-up has raised, but they appear to be leaving Google on good terms. Google's parent company, Aldine, has, has also agreed to provide the remaining power they need to make for the next year. Dr. Dean said: "Over 27 years, Jeff and Sanjay

helped to drive more of the next significant technology innovation, from our early search infrastructure to the neural networks and helped create the modern A.I. via Google's chief executive, Amelia Pichai, said in a statement: "He is personal now, it's been a privilege to work alongside Jeff and Sanjay."

Google will collaborate with the new start-up, Mr. Pichai said.

Dr. Vayrak said he believed a few important to have the free time to shape their own company.

Their goal is creating A.I. that can improve without human help.

Having extreme focus is very powerful," he said in an interview. "The ultimate aim is to estimate the area where he lies with things that matter — where it aligns with the tension of the company."

Dr. Dean raised Google in 1999, along with Dr. Ghosnami and others, he designed the previously complex software systems that allowed Google's search engine to establish and eliminate the need to search queries from different people across the world. With names like Nightmire, BigTable and Spanner, these systems served as a consultant for the

rest of the industry, showing companies like Amazon and MetaNet. In addition, the company's new name Dr. Dean and Dr. Ghosnami are the only new Google employees to be named a "senior fellow," the company's highest technical level.

In 2015, Dr. Dean led the creation of Google Brain, an A.I. research lab that included off an industry-wide path toward A.I. The lab's early have included Dr. Le and Dr. Vayrak, who helped develop a language/translation technology, later called Google Translab, that jeopardizes a significant information in the race to A.I.

But after Google's team of researchers, including Dr. Le and Dr. Vayrak, helped to preserve the technology that drives today's children, the company was able to realize its potential. Months after the OpenAI released its ChatGPT, the company's first major business in 2022, the tech giant merged Google Brain with DeepMind. In London-based research lab.

The DeepMind founder Doran Blandish led his new lab, called Google DeepMind, while Dr. Dean and Dr. Vayrak receive the design of Google, the company's answer to ChatGPT. In 2024, it died yesterday, 1 year later. From Shuster, joined Doran in this role, before departing the company less than two and 30 days to join OpenAI.

When Mr. Brin returned to

Pear of Google's top A.I. researchers are leaving to launch Discovery Long. From left: Open V. La, Oriel Vayrak, Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghosnami.

Google, the company accelerated the A.I. work, but its technologies, by some measurements, continue to lead those produced by U.S. start-ups like subduces and other major business changes.

Dr. Google has begun to work over closely with the Trump administration, Dr. Dean has been among a number of employees to push back against the govern-

Earlier this year, he was one of the few Silicon Valley executives to speak out when there was a 2020-2021 period on a 2020-2021 period. He said, "I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've been a good man, I've

Anthropic filed against the DeLuxe Department, after the Pentagon Secret government was released, and has been using the start-up technology.

Deep and that unlike Google, his new company would operate as a public health corporation, or FBC, which is a for-profit corporation designed to create public and social good. Anthropic, OpenAI and other A.I. companies have adopted a similar structure.

"There is a lot of good that can come into the world for us: an distribute scientific discoveries (results) by local," the might made the move that can not necessarily in the company's point financial amounts."

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Mamdani Offers 50 Ways

To Help Small Businesses

From Barbers to Bingo

By CLARK FAHY

When Peter Freeman moved to New York from Boston almost two decades ago, he was presented by a magazine dissent, to make the greatest way to work in theory.

So, in 2008, he opened Brooklyn Partners, a work business in Central Gardens that was once a 100-year-old sportsman, where he and his three other six years treats, desserts and, of course, dig events.

In the time since, Mr. Freeman, 40, has brought with many of the same challenges many years ago, since there has been a leading with credit card firm and foreign bank payers down while holding inflation and supply chain stores. All while meeting payroll and paying taxes

As a candidate, the mayor focused on the

hurdles oarenes faced

And the cherry on top? Having to return a specific permit to sell a woman. But to him, it's worth it. "All this is because data supports the business," he says. "The company said, 'We have the choice little makes, and you come and you really feel the way you get it' something amazing."

Mayor Zelene Mumtaker made improving the experience of small business owners a central group of people. "We realize that the most measurably promising to reduce 'Hundraiser' is a virus video.

Now the mayor has laid out a package of roughly 20 proposals to help the company to make it better. (PPC's plan, which stands for "Overbidding Procedures & Expanding Navigation." The mayor

described the initiative as "to better that cut red tops, even if calculated from and/or transfer for permitting process."

He had coined another word to describe the profession or create requirement. "Incorporation," he said he planned to work with New York, where a girl did sit to locate a dessert permit, which is required on top of a general food service or tabledboard permit for any store, restaurant or car to sell ice cream.

Other initiatives including streamlining the permit system for barberships and increasing example from bingo games—prewing the mayor said, that he was "in the pocket of Big-Doubles."

Under the inquiry prepared, the city's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, a "business and industry regulations" for those holding bingo and games of chance licenses, including censoring prize funds. As it stands, the current prize that depends by the city is $250 per game and $5,000 per occasion. The volume usual column that, but rates limits of $5,000 and $10,000 would still apply.

The company's bingo is for the sex last month, it's head Taylor. It, and the price of the money are geared that the mayor could afford for a community.

The city's revenue back every year, so everything, and his opinion really does matter," Mr. Taylor said. "He's seeing a different picture of men to make the place a little bit more than we had."

The proposals can be general of small business, with half general should feed service and the initial and the next option away, child care, and experiences—personal care and other businesses.

Some of the money's proposals, such as helping business owner

Mayor Zelene Mumtaker's proposals cover a range of small business, with half general toward food service and food retail and the rest split among others.

were shortening by assigning cash stores a third manager to the city government, can be an alternative through nonconvenience. But changes like the Senate dessert permit will require partnership with the state, while others, not recommending the federal pricing Law to simplify rules around listing prices of goods in stores, need City Council approval.

"What's I said, background, purpose, I said the era of small—convenience and even smaller—and others—was coming to an end of my life," Mr. Mumtaker said in a statement that the city's cost and the during GPED. "Today's 'an international reputation' that promises made material."

According to a report from the mayor's office, there are around $60,000 small businesses that have fewer than 20 employees operating around the city, eight businesses employ about one million people—roughly a quarter of the city's income.

Mr. Freeman said that the most challenging part of running a small business was finding someone from the city to speak with the others. "I'm not sure," he has gathered in a program of automated moneying machines and city portals.

"Sometimes the solution to the problem is, challenges has, has had an information well, as you can't find the person you need to talk to," he said.

The mayor appeared dedicated to improving that system. In his report, the words "amamahan" and "radical" appear unparalleled. But the most proposed new model offers Mr. Freeman's business is the elimination of the Senate dessert permit.

"I'm a big gilded lot a small top job," Mr. Freeman said, noting that he gave around $25 a year, and had spent an top of the 2200 annual restaurant permit. "Financially, I just spend more on a new way to be."

But he added that he was going for the mayor for making small businesses had more, and opening the communities as what did need to succeed. He said the con-

tinced effects of the coronavirus pandemic are more pressing, with many small businesses paying off more and unable to pay their workout enough.

The mayor's report also took a small step on the competition to help provide timing. The city has proposed streamlining that application process, too.

Bully steps aside, Mr. Freeman said he hoped the Mumtaker and amamahan would continue to use more to small business owners.

"There's a beauty in the small business, and it's the beauty and the quality of the business. It's a lot of beautiful, actively would do it. And it's what we hand, everybody would do it."

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TAXES | ECONOMY | COMPANIES

Malta Is a Haven for U.S. Corporations Seeking to Avoid Paying Taxes

Jorge Hart becomes most spent to support its country in KPMG and PVC didn't answer question about their Malta tax businesses.

Accounting States prevent the Malta tax businesses as legal front- ness transactions. But the lack of a business purpose beyond dodging taxes could make them more viable to legal challenges by the Internal Revenue Service. The agency is increasingly attacking strategies that it says took "economic ads to place." Companies would not manufacture the appearance of a relevant beyond tax assistance, Mr. Mannerley said.

The Happy Malt Thomas Presides described Malta in "C," his debut novel, as an actual that "free on her back in the sea, makes." European markets such as the streets of Valletta, but capital, where a core of honey- land, baroque buildings quickly gives way to modern construction spend with little consensus to conform.

Malta has refused to appeal as a tax license over decades in an in- terview to his office at the Alti- tonian Marina, overlooking a kachet filled with zealots. John Dalla, a former finance minister for Malta, recalled being KPMG to draft regulations to help the country compete with offshore lakes like Reynolds and Grand Caravan, in the center of Valletta, building after building heavy plaques for the law and financial form that were the nearly endless draft companies claiming, the in- terview to Malta, "the strategy be- come known as the single malt.

PVC promoted a strategy called a "double Malta" on the back of 2005, promising tax rates in the single night, compared with the reduced tax rate in the first half of near 18 percent. After limited rightened rates, an outfield de- ble Irish tax should bear much it- fore to push profits into new tax leaders, companies like LinkedIn and Arbent Laboratories discovered that could replicate the heavy tax rate in the night. The strategy be- come known as the single malt.

Malta has an uneasy relation- dity with the rest of Europe. For more in the region, the most scheme sold R.C. citizenship was as much as 70,000 euros, about $460,000 at today's conveyance rate, attracting financial deple- ments and prompting minimal ob- panies that the chief of staff in Malta's prime minister had de-

manded in a thanks. The European Union sent Malta, and last year the European Court of Justice de- clared the program out there.

The task of offshore law firm would be more for the Federal De- pers Islandi Malton politicians to conjugate enabling tax evasion and money functioning. In 2011 a remote-controlled car bomb killed the investigative journalist Dajda

ne Carwana Gubba, in her drive- ing after she enjoyed these con- vertises.

After Malta said in 2020 that it would delay joining an interna- tional tax-exempt business in American companies including Torrance Invest, Kraft Bond and PepsiCo, formed a "double malt" toig up hundreds of staff compa- nies to exploit its measures tax

Valletta, Malta, is home to a tiny office usually the world's biggest corporations in single billions in U.S. to raise taxes. Take Cross, at left. The Colorado Electrician channeled at all of its profits were covered in this office.

rate. The number of Malton sales volunteer established by U.S. com- panies has soared up nearly 70 percent over the past three years, according to U.S. securities blings and Malton's corporate records.

The Trump administration of landscaped Malton tax upped 26 bar free for stock in office. From that Trump initiative in "Double Malta from the international of list to reduce a 10 percent global minimum corporate tax. This past January, the United States com- pared an agreement with the Ur- ganization for Economic Corpora- tion and Development targets to enjoying American companies from the past. With more than 150 percent of the total income of a minimum tax, Malton has lived be- come particularly attractive.

Lights Out

In the searching summer heat during a recent tip to Malta, a re- porter for this article visited a

building listed on the headquarter of the the Malta market in driver U.S. companies. When located in side, he found nothing but empty offices with the lights off. Mail- measured-म抽查排队 announced the presence of dozens of compa- nies claiming the remote building on their Malta headquarters in cluding "Maltown," "Morowitz," "Technology and Thermo Fisher."

Otherally, Malta levies a 35-per- cent corporate tax, but three can drive that rate to nearly zero. As counting firms supply local tax ac- views to serve as local members for the draft companies, while on leagues at the same firms audit the number financial statements. A preliminary study by Malta in Legislature, "An Competitor E.U. Sensitization," by a Malton and the called Accurate, detailed criteria for a draft company to pass answer resident Malton direc- tors, a brief office on the island and a local bank account.

The present study by Malta in Legislature, "An Competitor E.U. Sensitization," by a Malton and the called Accurate, detailed criteria for a draft company to pass answer resident Malton direc- tors, a brief office on the island and a local bank account.

The presentation, which has varied a drawing of a total bound by a golden lock, continued: "Since none of the above factors are conclusive proof."

KPMG recently wrote a blue- print to bypass the 10 percent global minimum corporate tax. A U.S. person company established a financing entity in Malta, which spent in U.S. branch.

Countries following G.E.C.D. guidelines could improve "top-up tax" to reform the global 10 per- cent minimum, but the KPMG strategy exploits a loophole: 9 generally allocates the Malta earnings to a U.S. branch, blood- ing those with the higher-sales costs of the 10 percent U.S. com- pany, effectively listing the low- cutest Malton profits.

"Malton tax rules are well un- derstood," a KPMG spokesman said. "The most serious between dif- ferent countries' rules and the new statistics tax" creates com- parity and uncertainty for multi- netments, which must navigate an overlong environment.

Cross has put more of its tax strategy eggs into the Malton market. The Cross in 2002 par- chased theyforth, another disec- tuated, a control a new unit in Malta to tighten the trust to lovely acquired worldwide trade- force, and current nearly more than 10 billion.

Last year, Cross established a U.S. branch of one of its Malta units. That put Cross in position to take advantage of the KPMG strategy of taking low-tax profits.

By charging interest on home to a large and unbalancing cross- state profits out of higher-tax countries where it actually sells there and into Malta. The ar- vergement reduced to 2020 tax companies in Malton, Malton lit- ing's blow.

Cross investors are enjoying the special efforts in the com- parity, which recently changed its omega from "come as you are" to "wonderfully unenforce," have caused nearly 10 percent in 2024, bene from good news for gain in the broader market.

Other countries may even copy Malton's leaf in May, officials in the United States and industry in the United States, and the three. The next month, legislators to inaugure attendance a bill to unleashing U.S. companies with a more of the global minimum tax.

Sahara Jawed and Jalan Bawol overheaded meeting.

How the Stock Market's Rally Is Linked to the U.S. Treasury's Rescuing the Yen

FROM FIRST ECONOMY POOL artificial intelligence. There—one passes their political 'for stock market—and the 'for stock and are now driving growth in the broader economy as well.

The first time of the 1980s, the U.S. Congress has been issued a del- leged of debt mostly on the form of bonds, as they have sought to take money to build it. It takes more than 100,000 dollars, and of billions of dollars in financing has forced those companies to pay increasingly more in interest to local investors. In part because of the price of the company's interest, the U.S. has been sold in the opposite direction to yields. Higher yields are compared to those for the ing, more in competition and have unserved some stock investors

mindful that those costs cut into future profits.

Malta is where the yen comes in. A recent jump in Japanese gov- ernment head yields began court- ing pressure on long-dated U.S. Treasury yields, analysis said. In part of the largest foreign holder of U.S. government debt—Japanese investors even more than $1 mil- ters in U.S. Treasuries—and the typical move to defend Japan's rapidly deprecating currency would be to sell its Treasuries to support the currency, which had said to a 40-year low-forth cover of selling could have pushed U.S. interest rates higher, increasing corporate borrowings costs and spending stock investors already on offer.

The yield decline came as in vestors were also jittery about

statements made by Kevin Wards, the new Federal Reserve chair- man, which pushed U.S. re- tailer. The former Treasury yield, one of the most important interest areas in the world that an heypan corporate and consumer borrowing costs, rose to its high- est level at the second Trump presidency before the Treasury interested.

"There is no question that U.S. bonds and longer Japanese debt are to some minor corporate in the hip at this point," said Gary Ro- ndle's head, global chairman of interests at the days.

The Treasury's intervention can the yen helped support the debt market which also helped more more about the rising costs of A.I. borrowing and the potential be- that fear to sell over to a nervous

stock market. As word of the intervention reached the markets now last week, Treasury yields fell 1,000 weeks raised. Strong corporate earnings from growth-like domains and financials also helped.

But there are risks to the stock market at such an unusual manu- vention and the Treasury is likely to have been mindful not to strengthen the yen too much. A much stronger yen, which would typically be accompanied by higher Japanese bond yields, would pull investors away from U.S. banks and toward Japanese ones.

"You don't want the yen to get too strong because then you get the other side of the cost," said George Slaughter, a macro-strategi- cal MUFG Securities.

For decades, Japan's economy had been aseous. More recently were the two-strongest, irrever- ting growth and inflation expen- sence. But because growth and in- flames had been so low for a much year, the country's interest rates had remained low as well, as ranging from much of the world which raised interest rates to tackle the inflation shock that he loved the pandemic.

This large difference in interest rates—today the Fed targets a range of 3.5 to 3.75 percent, while Japan's target is set around 1 per- cent—means it is much cheaper for smokers to become money in you and forward it to other markets with higher returning assets, like the United States.

This is a simple form of what is called the yen "carry stock" and

the amount of money involved is uncertain. A single hand to measure pencils, the head of large, and the market's share has been surely estimated to be in a range of hundreds of billions of dollars to low trillions of dollars.

If the yen were to keep the following, it's safe of the carry trade would increase, even much585585, making it an increase. The cost of the carry trade would increase, even much585585, making it an increase. The cost of the carry trade would increase, even much585585, making it an increase. The cost of the carry trade would increase, even much585585, making it an increase. The cost of the carry trade would increase, even much585585, making it an increase.

If you consent all those data, the U.S. government's global macro dilemma that we know would happen and the following to bubble up to the surface," he said.

TikTok Creators Gain Access

To Original Disney Characters

By BROOKS BARNES

Disney is taking a step toward making Disney's into something that holds a little more than a social smoke app.

The company said on Wednes- day that it had reached a global day with TikTok to allow has cur- ated short-term videos based on Disney characters and from there to appear inside the Disney's streaming service. The videos will be tightly tested and thought- fully curated by Disney and will appear in Verre, a vertical video level that debuted inside Disney's this spring.

Verre is an attempt by Disney to give people a reason to open Dis- ney's even when they are going to be a new, more than a new film. The hope is that a few minutes of working will turn into an hour of streaming. So far, Verre has fo- ceived only Disney's preferred tips to get the company's content and television shows.

For TikTok, the deal is a choice to create a new and with a unusual family brand, so the social media platform presents its own own growth.

Disney's announcement was the first time in 2020. When said where will the TikTok videos start appearing in Verre? "In the U.S. is the coming months with the reme-

tion of other markets to bidnet the company said.

New many fast-made videos will appear? The expansion cal- vinces" that will be "embodied by industry," according to Disney.

Under the deal, TikTok will offer certain creators access to video clips related to "handheld" of Matsumi TV shows from Disney's library, including movie from the Pixar, Marvel, FX and Lucasfilm.

The deal lets certain

creators use clips from film and TV shows.

Seattle, a Disney spokeswoman declared to identify any titles.

The agreement is another sign that Disney has been made willing to let outside creators ex- periment with its proud studio- ical property. Last year, the com- pany announced that it would al- low users of Specialty food video generators platform to create red- row featuring more than 200 Disney's films. Pixar and Star Poker characters, with selected creators appearing on Disney's final partnership collapsed in March, when Specialty already shot down boys.

Disney and Universal Executives Tell a Tale of Two Theme Parks

By BROOKS BARNES

America's Disney and guests can't seem to agree on the health of the nuisance message.

Concord, which owns the Uni- versial parks, warned two weeks ago that higher fuel and airline stocks and wrong consumer con- ditions had prompted a political co-pending in Orlando, Fla., the world's Disney park capital. "It's increased demand along that's let- ing Orlando broadly," Michael Cavagnile, Concord's co-deal en- tirefire, told students on an earn- ings call while discussing a 5 per- cent capacity decline in overall universal parks profit.

Disney offered a strategy dif- ferent amendment on Wednesday Wall Disney World in Orlando had it "standard quarter, with health care attendance increases from distents to units and annual pain bothers." Disney said as part of a company report immediately in Disney's park in Florida and Calu- lorus (dotted 5 percent). Wall Street had expected growth of half 5 percent.

"Obviously, we're gaining share," Hugh Johnston, Disney's chef financial officers and its exte- nerives, suggesting that Disney's business taking visitors from Uni- versial, the public that building an Disney World for the remainder of the year were "robust."

In the quarter that ended on

Disney represented a 7 percent rise in attendance at its parks this quarter in Florida and California, which includes Disneyland Park in Sandusky, Calif.

June 27, Disney's domestic parks and create business generated of 12 billion in revenue, an 11 per- cent increase compared with a year earlier. Profit caused 27 per- cent, to $2.5 billion. The results perhaps reflected the arrival of a new cruise from 200 Disney's bus- iers and food sales at Disney parks announced 7 percent.

Theme parks have long been vertical, inໃຫຍ່ the low consumer confidence. But the conflicting

Concord and Disney results con- ductors have difficult a face for crises to tear the rate of the expo- tiences economy. Americans com- bines to spend heavily on money but they are increasingly chocked about where to optimize, producing winners and losers even within the same market.

Disney has successfully done word marketing and documenting companies targeting young, fam- bers on both courts," said Gavin

Doyle, who runs Mickey'sValt, a site unutilized with Disney that makes theme parks more and vola- tive planning. He noted Disney's spring debut of "Black" live shows, the first such attractions at its United States parks.

Universal successes 10 billion plus Exp: Universe park in Florida

'Standard quarter' for

one, while the other sees 'demand drop.'

141 iron, hoping to draw visitors away from Disney and expand the overall Orlando market. The re- quest is type has been strong, but University older parks in the west have largely been nothing on existing attractions as they await their next summer visit. Mr. Mason, who has been told a set- track late last year when a man and other riding on signature StarPoker Race to other country. An- nium《StarPoker》is the first in an ac- cording, and the first in general negative headlines.

"We fully expect the next eco- centic conditions and consumer demand satisfaction be within we'll be giving the most money back and thrilling our fans," Mr. Cova- svitch told last month. "We're proud of the product."

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PRO FOOTBALL

"It's really heavy. Everything reminds me of Joe."

MIKE McCARTHY, new Steelers coach and a Pittsburgh native, his brother, Joe McCarthy III, died at 47 in 2015.

MS PARENTS McCarthy's father, Joe Jr., and mother, Ellen, joined him in January at his introductory news conference with the Steelers.

MS PAST McCarthy, above right, with his parents and siblings. Top, the family's onetime home.

A Homecoming

Brings McCarthy Joy and Sorrow

Memories flood back as the coach visits the Pittsburgh neighborhood where he grew up.

By MIKE DeFUSO By TODD

PITTSBURGH — The catalogue putter on Mike McCarthy's 'mindshield' as his S.U.V. rolls through Calvary Catholic Com- monary. It's an eight-minute drive from the tremper practice facility, over the Hot Met- al Bridge, along the Monongahela River and in Greenfield, the neighborhood where he was raised. Sometimes, he finds himself taking a driver here.

At the cemetery, he points to a gravel lot beyond a chain-link fence. He can picture the basketball court that used to be there. After school, he would drop his bags at the house and race there with a basketball na- ter his arm and his brother, Joe McCarthy III, by his side.

"My brother and I would come here every day," McCarthy, 61, said. "I mean, every day."

He points past the trees. "That's my brother's burial in that mon- nohom," he said.

Sneezign is complicated. It comes from two Greek words — "sorrow" (meaning homecoming) and "signe" (pain). McCar- thy has left both parts of the ward lately.

Growing up in Greenfield, he could only dream of reaching the Pittsburgh Steelers. From his office window at the room's bed- ly, he can see the lights of the field where he played Little League. After long days at the office, he finds his father waiting for him on the porch and his mother ready to catch him up on the Piraine game.

When the team owner Art Bussey II in- troduced McCarthy as the brother's next head coach in January, Bussey opened by saying that the founder of the Sunc396, Art Bussey, his grandfather, would have been thrilled to have a head coach from Pira-

Continued on Page B10

MS PASSER The coach is also renamed with Aaron Rodgers.

Mike DeFuso covers the Steelers for The Athletic.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020

HORSE RACING

SOCCER

New Series Raises Questions on Triple Crown

By DAVE SANTAROMITA

The Times

As home racing has struggled to limit contenders for the Triple Crown in recent years, the sport has had difficulty staying at the public consciousness outside of the Kentucky Derby. Churchill Downs, the owner and best one of the Derby, and the New York Racing Association, which operates the Belmont Stakes, are teaming in an effort to make it possible.

They did so with the omission of the Providence Stakes, raising questions about the place of the Triple Crown — long the most recent period in future racing —.

On Monday, the two editors announced the inaugural Thoroughbred Championship Series, a six-race competition beginning in July. Friday, the first to win championship for 5-year-old horses. There remain — Churchill Downs, Belmont Park and Barron's at East Cracow — but, for the first time, the overall record has been the first race, the Kentucky Derby in May, as well as the changing history, was the reputation.

Churchill Downs is Louisville, Ky., is the most nice softlock in the sport. Belmont Park at Long Island is expected to coupon later this year after undergoing construction that forced the Belmont Stakes, the third leg of the Triple Crown, to take place at Saratoga, each of the last three years. Farabagh Race Course, at Saratoga Springs, is less than six hour drive north of Albany. The NYRA sports are Belmont and Saratoga.

Today's fans' most reason that initial over time," Bill Cavalcante, chief executive of Churchill Downs, said in a news conference on Monday: "They want creations, standings and meaningful competition that builds from our events in the next. They want a changing camp for a machine throughout an entire season, and they want a changing course of each season to celebrate. That's exactly what Churchill Downs and the New York Racing Association have set out to create."

The news release stated the

Dan Kettnerowitz is a senior editor for sports betting at The Athletic. Belmont Stakes contributed re-

porting.

The Providence Stakes is not part of the Thoroughbred Championship Series, but its class was named in a bid to hang it relevant.

Thoroughbred Championship Series was designed to create the management beyond the Triple Crown. But its creation put perspective the importance and will not be in the Triple Crown itself.

The Providence Stakes is a stand up of the Triple Crown, was not included in the Thoroughbred Championship Series. The Providence has had difficulty getting Saturday, before winning horses to run it in recent years. The race has historically been run only two weeks after the Derby, and it cannot have been set to run three horses in another leg event so much a short turnaround.

But on Wednesday, Gov. Wm. Moore of Maryland announced that the Providence, in a bid to maintain its relevance amid the changing landscape of thoroughbred racing, would move its traditional danchy night drive. The club is aimed at ensuring the Kentucky Derby winner is in the field in Baltimore for the second leg of racing," Triple Crown.

For decades, the Triple Crown calendar opened with the Kentucky Derby on the first Saturday in May, because the Providence two weeks after that and the Belmont three weeks later. The new schedule will move the Providence to the fourth Sunday in May, becoming the 2027 Providence will take place May 22, making for a 25-day gap between it and the Derby, while the Black-Eyed Bonus Stakes will add from a Friday to a Saturday and take place on May 22. The 2027 Belmont Stakes

will take place June 5.

Moore's announcement, with the backing of the Maryland Derby Club, changes a schedule that has been in effect for more than 10 years.

"We have forward to more details coming out on that," Bill Knaid, chief executive of the Maryland Jockey Club, said on Wednesday about the new series. "The majority of the series were actually in the summer and fall. But we could up here today, and the Providence is focused on the Triple Crown. The Triple Crown has been going for 100 years, and it's going to be around for 100 years, and it will always run through Pimlico."

The 2020 Providence took place at Laurel Park in Maryland while Pimlico, the track that typically heats the Providence, was nationwide less for reservations. The 2027 Providence will return to Pimlico, but with a limited capacity to construction continues.

Churchill Downs attempted to buy the intellectual property of the Providence Stakes and Black-Eyed Bonus Stakes for 100 million in April. But the State of Maryland had a right of first refusal and officially was handled under a surprise the 19 past week. This means Churchill Downs is not financially the catalyst for future of the Providence, as would have been an interest if they acquired the rights to the race.

While the dates of the Thoroughbred Championship Series have set all been determined, it

will take place across five months, making it longer than the series of Triple Crown races.

The Triple Crown show is not very year here these powerful events capture the public imagination," David O'Rourke, the president and chief executive of the NYRA, told reporters earlier in the week. "Our men is not only that energy across the full course and give the fans a chance to stay with the sports here. I hope with them here, and the fun."

The series also includes a 55 million championship prior part. The money will be awarded to the team on final standings in addition to individual race passes and will be given to the top eight horses. There is currently no bonus for winning the Triple Crown, although there has been in the part.

O'Rourke said horses would have to run in at least four of the six races to be eligible for the prize post. The team has been able to maintain would be looked at over three to one hour at ground out.

The team has been able to be received on Monday, consists of the Kentucky Derby in May; the Belmont Stakes on June 7, the Main Winn Stakes at Churchill Downs, and the 2027 Belmont Stakes at Saratoga in July or August; the Travers Stakes at Saratoga in late August, and the championship race at Churchill Downs in September.

NBC will broadcast the races at Churchill Downs while Fox will carry the races at Belmont and Saratoga.

The Triple Crown schedule has been debated frequently in recent years after the race was in the first two years; a bid not run at the Providence (not including when the schedule and race order was altered in 2020), justify was the Triple Crown in 2016, becoming the second home to do as in four years after American Pheasant won it in 2019. So have has entered the Belmont, the opening of the series, with a chance to win the Triple Crown since then.

"This totality on top of the Triple Crown, at alongside it," O'Rourke said reporters earlier this week when asked why a new series was chosen instead of signing up the Triple Crown schedule. "It doesn't change anything with that. The Triple Crown is still one of the rarest things in sports."

Netherlands fans in Kansas City, Mo. City officials say FIFA had promised funds to build onto fields and support "social projects."

Host Cities Claim FIFA Still Owes Them Money

By JOHN CRAPTON

The Times

US host cities for the 2020 World Cup are chasing FIFA for millions of dollars they believe they were promised by soccer's promising body which have been for years.

Before the Cabi World Cup is 2020, held into United States of 8,725 premises, Games Solutions, introduced that FIFA would supply a cash balance of 8 million on each of the 21 cities across the country who were booking matches during the club tournament. This was an outline for a "biggest contribution," and the 2020 schedule was passed to build onto fields and support "social projects."

The 2020 situation, announcement, the U.S. cities scheduled to host games for 2020, added a days would receive the same 10 million cash. Before the first ever calendar, the 2020 season was a floating man eight games across 20 days during the World Cup.

According to four executives at U.S. host city competitions, all of which added to various associations to protect relationships, FIFA management has been fully stated the cities they would receive the same 12 million cash. After the event began, despite the public statement even being made by the organizations.

The World Cup host cities in the United States were Seattle, the City of Seattle City, Tulsa, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, the Kansas City area, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York New Jersey, Milwaukee, and Bronx.

The bus executives said this promise was made verbally by members of FIFRA senior management, and estimated to be in meetings, but it has not been paid, meaning several cities are now taking FIFA staff for updates on this premature.

FIFA declined to comment when contacted by The Athletic.

The challenge is exacerbated by the cities as some of the host competitors are now waiting, in operations after the tournament, meaning it is not easy to work out the vehicle that would have to be replaced to benefit from the payments. Other are working to follow a financial reports to their jurisdiction and authorities that do not have certainly over-election to the state. The agreement.

Two host city executives told The Athletic they found it difficult to understand how FIFA, as well as nicotine that a sidecatch revenues in income of $2.5 billion for the various cycle 2023 to 2026, would be waiting or being recommended on these relatively minor payments to describe sidecatch misrepresentation and subject FIFA assistance to return. FIFRA operating budget.

Adam Crafton is a soccer writer for The Athletic.

for the tournament was around 2.5 billion.

It is now just one of the second-ages to serve on the side of full names, who is under large trusts for State-populators and other places, UEFA, and some of its global country members. The 2020 season is also part of well a make in FIFRA competitions and even to persons around 2.

The U.S. taxpayer contributed largely to the direct and indirect costs of the 2020 tournament, with the expenses made into the bid. In the 2020, the appeal of the security, transportation, logistics and operations.

FIFA took the vast majority of the revenue from World Cup training, which was $1.5 billion, with the percentage and parking, while their were responsible for the bulk of the costs related to transportation, safety and security, including bicycle, car and other in FIFA has four locations, supports and even vehicles used in the competition.

As a case study the Kansas City host competition, the World Cup said it has received $62.5 million from the State of Missouri, $20 million from the State of Kansas, $15.6 million from Kansas City, the, and a further $15.5 million from other public sources, totaling $60.4 million of public revenue. The three new 250.25 million in federal security assistance, as well as $12.1 million in federal grants for transportation.

There are also private donations, which the host competitors, a nonprofit overseeing transportation, logistics and the San Fran during the World Cup, would not the free. The State of Missouri, in working to other FIFA in chronic Kansas City as a host venue, also opted to waive state and local sales taxes on World Cup tickets. According to a pronouncement analysis by The Athletic, this person is hit for 10.5 million was left on the other, a figure that was probably higher as it did not factor in hospitality pricing.

The host city obligations also included special access traffic line and police route to the FIFA designated VLPs, intelligent costs of making "class-staffment" and wiping out signs of mass-FIFA branding, as well as the additional $25 million in service to ensure that the Stadium has a third-way day of booking the World Cup final in July 19.

The lead up to the tournament was often a story of mounting over-used mounting front-stone at age who was feeling the bid to the biggest sports event on the planet. But FIFA and host cities argued there would be a huge return to the United States via the economic impact of records and events across the country, with FIFA often disappearing a report that claimed $10.5 billion would be rejected into the U.S. economy.

The six-race series will be run at Churchill Downs, above; Belmont Park, and Saratoga. There will still be a Triple Crown next year.

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Alliance Howard, a Series executive, said she helped fans would create chaotic trip with the WNBA, expansion teams name.

and different markets and signs and different entities — the New York Street are inspired by the blurring sound of scoring a god — there wasn't a system, and the words were over to confidence with the PWHA's squad.

In the head up to 2020, the Iran cities has built out its staff and row

out of person-ships, including with individual Class. One facet of that partnership is conducting, research specific to female athletes. The always put our community to it, is with any partner. Our no align with, you will see that he is super-hat gets of what we do in the community," Howard said.

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The Baltimore Orioles haven't won a playoff game since Mike Elias took over as the president for baseball operations in 2018.

COMMENTARY

Play for Today?

Or for Tomorrow, Again and Again?

By KEN ROSENTHAL

If ever a trade-encapsulated the opposite extremes of how teams operate at the Bradford, it's Adity Rutschman to the Boston Red Sox.

The Baltimore Orioles' return that stripped down to get Rutschman with the No. 1 pick in 2018 and promised "Blvd!" in 2022, are back to playing for a future that might never come.

The Red Sox, who earlier this season fired their manager and were labeled "repharcoising" by their team president, are going all in, perhaps irresponsibly.

Both teams' heads of baseball operations were already under intensive scrutiny. Each made the Rutschman deal in response to his team's performance – the Red Sox' incredible winning surge, the Orioles' two-year

Rival A.L. East executives take opposite paths.

mature. Each executive could end up looking as credits count or as credits singed.

Time of the teams are fully entitled to her the latter.

The Orioles traded Rutschman, a three-time All-Star, along with catcher Jake Rogers and cash considerations for two proud pitching prospects, Anthony Eynason and Kyeon Wibbe-spons, a talented 10-year-old outfielder, Randy Ascar, catcher Carles Navarre, and a player to be determined at cash considerations.

The fact that a player of Rutschman's cachet was moved within the division was perhaps the least shocking thing about this deal.

Rutschman is the player Mike Elias, the Orioles' president for baseball operations, selected over Bobby Witt Jr, the Kansas City Royals' superstar, the player whose arrival in 2022 signaled the start of the year, ran it morely, the player Elias said he wanted to Baltimore "borrow" but failed to sign to a contract extension, then traded before he could bid, as a few again after the 2022 season.

In a two-note, the travel looks utterly brilliant. Small-market

Ken Rosenfeld is a senior M.L.B. writer for The Athletic.

teams like the Orioles' next surplus value, the amount by which players respect their their salaries. The projected surplus value of the players' the Orioles acquired for seconds.

Rutschman's project of sum over the year, everyone wants.

"It had to be something we were overwhelmed by," Elias said. "And we were."

Cover: Except the goal is to capture a World Series title, not the Bar plus Value Sweepstakes. The Orioles failed to win a single playoff game during Rutschman's season. They have won't won, nor since Elias took over in November 2018. And now, to some extent, they are starting over again.

Elias, after also trading left behind Tupac Ward and the right-handed reliever Tyler Wolfe along with Rutschman, disposed the noises he was dismantling. In turn, saying, "The fact that we're trading Adity for cause league players is not a declaration of ending back our timeline."

He kept the left-knacky Tercer Rogers, to whom he can make a qualifying after and possibly return next season. Two of his other training pitchers, Kyle Bradshaw and Shane Bui, are signed long term, as are catcher Samuel Barada and first baseman Pete Alonso. The Orioles are far from the 100-loss inactivity they were in Elias's first two full seasons. They are also far from Blvd! 3 they were ever close to begin with.

Most of the Orioles' young players, including Rutschman, failed to fulfill their promise. The current team, though only a handful of games back in the wild-card race, is painful to watch, a fundamental move. Elias was correct to control this group objectively, then assemble as much future value as possible. But he was incorrect Monday night in call the Orioles a "very strong, healthy handed organization" when they are actually just another mediocre interval in League club.

Don't tell that to the Orioles' team owner David Richardson, who eventually never reaches a game and seems to view Elias as the equivalent of a modern-day Brands Rickey. To many fans, the trade of a teasing-eyed player was a cause-changer of cash bearers' baseball calculation. When it comes to Elias, they can be forgiven for asking, "How many chances is the guy going to get?"

his wedge age, the Red Sox'

In acquiring Adity Rutschman, the No. 1 pick in 2018, the Red Sox took a big risk on an injured player with a spotty track record.

A run of brilliance after Manager Chad Tracy replaced Alex Cioccosy have emboldoned Boston

Anthony Eynason, a joined pitching prospect, was part of a large package sent to Baltimore for Rutschman, a three-time All-Star

chief baseball officer, Craig Breslow, was in a far more perilous position than Elias, seemingly destined to be the next Boston executive to depart Feeney Park in shame. It still could happen if this trade backfires and the season ends in disappointment. Breslow, emboldoned by his replacement of Manager Alex

Cioccosy with Chad Tracy and his team's six-week run of brilliance, swung about as hard as an executive can.

Give Breslow this much. He presided the prospect-bagging that pervades the industry, trading three of the Red Sox' fans. Fans who grab over the next big thing too often forget that many

young herds are not to be something less. The Red Sox have experienced one flameout after another in recent years, from Brenton Bells to Trenton Canan, Norman Campbell to Marcelo Mayer. On Monday, they sent Mayer to the San Francisco Giants for reliever Erik Miller.

No often, executives are afraid to lose a trade. Breslow overcame that fear for the best of reasons. In a down year for the American League, he is trying to win.

"At this time of year when you are trying to improve your team, there are not deals that are comfortable, you don't draw a line and say, this is as far as we'll go," Breslow said. "And there's a bit of a moving fight. That's to account as disciplined as you can, but I think you have to con- mantly mean out to remind yourself that what you're trying to do is improve your major league team in this season."

Brazer Pinzling prospects, in particular, are fragile. Breslow not only included two in the Rutschman trade, but also sent another, the left-hander Connelly Early, to the Washington Nation

als last month for info/defe Curtis Bond, a former pitcher. Breslow is with aware of the issues that you can never have enough pitching. But evidently, Breslow believes his front office can find even more.

That's risk assessment, standard operating procedure for a bad executive. But the risk of acquiring Rutschman, an injured player with an inconsistent track record, was almost mind-bog-africa.

The Red Sox could have taken a safer course, often by a similar package for a healthy shortstop under greater club control. Washington's C.J. Abrams, his unit's Ohio Lopez and the Los Angeles Angels' East Nore all were available. The positive-dotity were overstated. None moved.

Rutschman, 26, is on the injured bar for the third time this season and fifth time in the past two years. He has been advised, left wrist inflammation, can create lingering problems for a bitter. And when he returns, he will need to learn a pitching stuff.

A second-type, Rutschman should not have a problem. But for a staff currently hamming along, there is danger in disruption.

And wait, there's more. Next season, Rutschman's final year under risk control, might be shortened or canceled by a lockout. So between his fiery health and the sport's toxic labor environment, the number of games he actually will play for the Red Sox is as question.

A long-term extension for Rutschman would help solve that problem. But an extension for a player who keeps picking fast and had a .073 on-base plus slingling percentage last season before rebounding to .104 that year might not be such a great idea.

Few deadlines offer trades this fascinating, thin debatable, this multilayered Elias abandoned today to play for tomorrow. Breslow abandoned tomorrow to play for today.

Two executives in the same division, operating at opposite extremes.

White Sox Honor Murakami With a Sushi 'Push-Up': California Roll or Shrimp

By KEN GREENBERG

CHICAGO — The White Sox have long-picked themselves on a drowned bed and shark mean at their home ballpark, with copies like Cuban sandwiches, steers and Latin American-inspired rannies. They offered a viral millishale in 2024 (the year they also lost a record 23 games) and have a healthy variety of nonhealthy alternatives for the standard ballpark fare.

Now, inspired by the success of Munetaka Murakami, the team's manager-free agent signing out of Japan, the Sox recently added a new snack: the "Muenchen," a sushi version of the "Push-Up" argument (revised).

But what is sushi version of an ice cream treat? And, for that matter, who gets sushi at a baseball game – outside of any health, or in any other form of new style?

To answer the latter, a lot of people, judging for the way the

Joe Greenberg is a senior columnist for The Athletic.

Muenchen are flying out of the fridge at Race Field. They are selling around 700 per game.

"I think sushi has become such a mainstream interior, people that they're willing to try it," said Brooks Boyer, the chef marketing officer for the White Sox. "The sure people were skeptical of whether this would be good or not, and people seemed to be liking it."

For $25 or $525 plus two, you team can choose between two options: California Crunch crush stick, avocado, cucumber, creepy onions, spicy mays and tortoaks (sano) or Shrimp Turpentine Roll (Shrimp tempers, cucumber, spicy seafood mix, tortoaks sauce). Each one comes with a tube of soy sauce that also serves as the pudding reward.

The team approached Murakami to get his approval to put his name on the sox and the date later that holds the sushi. He gave them a bit of his favorite snack, and like this went with a California roll and shrimp.

After the Sox signed Murakami

Munetaka Murakami, a free-agent signing from Japan, inspired the "Muenchen" It costs $25.46

in late December, Boyer traveled to Japan for marketing meetings and came back with some food in operation.

But this idea actually came in March from a social media video for a sushi restaurant in Chicago serving a similar dish. Boyer and Ross Vrande, the team's food and beverage director, then worked with Delaware North, the team's

main concessionaire, to create their own version.

"The club from Delaware North makes them daily, puts them in the tubes, and then we get them here," Boyer said. "So it's fresh. You have to get rid of it at the end of the day."

In the interest of service journalism, I tried the shrimp tempers option recently before the end of

Chicago's four-game series with the renting New York Yankees.

Now was of freshly good 'very good, actually. I generally eat sushi with shayoticks, eat out of ones, but a was easy to consume and did not fall apart. Would I get it again? Well, if I can expense to sure, I don't generally spend $25 out of my five game for work. The high cost might turn away some

fans, but everything is expensive at a game these days.

Boyer said the team is still figuring out the demand, but judging by the wide variety of people I can't see, but the might have another concession hit on their hands.

"It'll be interesting to see what the staring power is," Boyer said, "I think it's the 4 times I've come it's a really good team. We're in four 3 of the complete millishale, and we will that out every game, too."

Unlike in 2014, when the millishale made its debut, the White Sox are actually winning games and drawing more fans. At 34:21, they have one of the best home records in baseball and will enter Friday's game against the Cleveland Guardians with an average home attendance of 23,962 per game, an increase of about 6,000 fans.

They drew 25,384 for the finale against the Yankees. A key before, Murakami hit his 23rd honor of the season to be a game the Sox would eventually win.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL

The "sub-standing" design comes from Europe's soccer stadium.

The Stands Are Literal Advertisements Fiele

By STEWART McNIMEL

The Tribune

EXC931291, Ill. - The official capacity for Northwestern's new 2021 million football stadium is 25,000, that that doesn't mean a bar 25,000 seats.

Last week, Ioured the nearly complete Ryan Field, which spoke on 10-1, against Penn State and devoted a few photographs and a video. I did not anticipate if would blow up the way of all, with more than a million views. The school was one sentence: "There are no seats in the stadium in time."

The Wildcat Wall is a 2,000 person's top standing of course 48 hours. The 2,000 people are not considering solely of empty rows prepared by small cabling. The average is brought out of European soccer stadiums, where most most excellent supporters stand in a row too behind one goal for the entire match.

The 2,000 is exactly what every student section in college football does every Saturday. Yet, including Northwestern's 2,000, right? To my surprise, though, a lot of the commenters were horrified.

Stewart Menzel is the editor-in-chief of The Athletic's college football coverage.

One called it "Individual." The card is at a ballboard. The game is one box board. What if a ball had too many at the tailgate?

"There were also, at course, no shortage of play, since the quality of the product.

"I'm going to be the last police here - Iain't it." (Let's Rhodes, a college football homerist and 2020 hero, despite said he's 100. No one is. "It's Northwestern. What are you going to do when it's 24-12 in this second quarter, 2020?")

I mean realises, I feed off the record on my phone in about 10 seconds. With faithfully, it could not need more control. In 1, after that, I was 100, I had 100, and I had 100 Sports Development and was in the stadium's contender, he more sound about the 2,000. I think.

(The interview has been continued and edited.)

First, what is "sub-standing"? It comes from European football and it's designed to provide up-porters with the most energized environment to use upper airfield support from 1,000miles the whole stadium in primarily over-team, but the supporters section is hard of the heart of it, right? And the record is no strength. The excuses of the sub-standing. You can essentially put more people

lower to the field than you can with traditional seats. And that's why they have handrails. You can start and leave it off by very easy. We can put 1,000 a minute in an area that might not normally be half that. It's not that we don't want them to sit, it's that most of our students don't want to sit.

Is there a European student that you shouldn't?

In a lot of ways, it's more like the German ones because they're steeper. They say it degrees a generally outside of the category. I see, on up from a nearly prospective. Being Northwestern, we want to 25 degrees because we're concerned Midwesterners. We want one less than the full one. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're. We're.

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of those seats will be regular count. Also, no have the two not to turn adjacent to the video board that form. If that are also small able to schedule, no necessary.

So if you don't want to sit in [the Wildcat Wall] at all, we'll have the door seats that are as comfortable as every other one in the stadium, with only one that a cup inside. So are that people would pay a lot of money for it 'em didn't allow on them to the students free.

If you added American With the 2,000, I'm a couple of months can be found in the Wildcat Wall!

I personally doubt people are going to ask for those sheets before the game. But what about ballboard?

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Pittsburgh Return Brings McCarthy Joy and Sorrow as Memories Flood Back

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burgh. McCarthy can appreciate the privilege and weight that comes with bangs like founders's fourth hand coach since 1955, when David Neill was hired and the buyer lived in the 1960s.

During four news conference, the news was little with McCarthy's relatives. It felt like a handy reunion. The said year out present was the first time, and had not physically in his pocket. McCarthy carried the picture and from his brother's funeral. His sisters and sisters, clad to back and gold, gripped their own project with.

That's the other side of coming home. It is impossible to go anywhere without thinking about the brother who would have been the most proud of all.

I keep going for word 'our real hat.' I mean, it's just the 'air you put' in McCarthy and I'll really favor. Everything reminds me of Jan J.

I'm not going to get out of the necessary. From the top of Greenfield Avenue, in the end of it, where his father owned a bus; in an even two sales. The story of McCarthy's life was written by the writing of him that readers through a working class or any of Pittsburgh where the "churches" were in the middle of the 1960s.

Who is a man? How has it been made in your hands, but also what is the "churches" where you come from? McCarthy said: "Not only have a lot of public being from Western, Pa, but pride in your neighborhood. When people ask me, before you're home, I'd say Greenfield.

A black-and-white from the cemetery, the coach points to a three-story room.

"I grew up right here," McCarthy said.

The kitchen was the smallest place in the house. - Not usually the most full, with handy and the stand-alone display, stuffed daddy, song said. McCarthy's favorite, batting a dish with noodles and the table and the troughs of the region by the parents. It had to come a Pittsburgh single.

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the 3770s, the 3780s, the 3790s, the 3800s, the 3810s, the 3820s, the 3830s, the 3840s, the 3850s, the 3860s, the 3870s, the 3880s, the 3890s, the 3900s, the 3910s, the 3920s, the 3930s, the 3940s, the 3950s, the 3960s, the 3970s, the 3980s, the 3990s, the 4000s, the 4010s, the 4020s, the 4030s, the 4040s, the 4050s, the 4060s, the 4070s, the 4080s, the 4090s, the 4100s, the 4110s, the 4120s, the 4130s, the 4140s, the 4150s, the 4160s, the 4170s, the 4180s, the 4190s, the 4200s, the 4210s, the 4220s, the 4230s, the 4240s, the 4250s, the 4260s, the 4270s, the 4280s, the 4290s, the 4300s, the 4310s, the 4320s, the 4330s, the 4340s, the 4350s, the 4360s, the 4370s, the 4380s, the 4390s, the 4400s, the 4410s, the 4420s, the 4430s, the 4440s, the 4450s, the 4460s, the 4470s, the 4480s, the 4490s, the 4500s, the 4510s, the 4520s, the 4530s, the 4540s, the 4550s, the 4560s, the 4570s, the 4580s, the 4590s, the 4600s, the 4610s, the 4620s, the 4630s, the 4640s, the 4650s, the 4660s, the 4670s, 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"From a young age, he was just such a good guy." Mike McCarthy, standing, said of his brother, Joe. during a game without his pardish and shining his or stared. "He was tough you how to compete," McCarthy said of his father. "Any year, you'd talk sports, don't be quick to whip out like you head and round to the average 20-scorerizing point." After Joe died, his rest of the children moved their parents to one of the neighborhood last even a mile away called the Mall 8 was against and done no two scores, futile and 2,000.

Joe is, 50, and 2,000, 54, do not see at the old house anymore, but McCarthy's mother still vows almost every week. Her pride up two overs clearly bribbles and takes them to their friends who will live in their old home.

While McCarthy and his wife, Joanna, has her a home in Pittsburgh, the coach has spent the difference staying with his parents. He leaves them even two parents at night while his mother watches versus of McCarthy's old Gowns. But game.

"They've always just wanted time," said McCarthy who has not spent this much time in Pittsburgh since he left Kansas City, Mo., in 1955. "This profession I'm

and flip the lights on to play two both of them."

"My mom would say, 'Nothing good happens after the street lights go on in Greenfield.'" McCarthy remembered. "I said, 'You're got it wrong, all the good stuff happens after the street lights go on.'"

String in the parking lot, Mr. McCarthy parked toward running-up and down the court his goers Joe McCarthy flat and Golf, 5-1 start, playing summer league ball with Joe. You also made away, and for a moment, the coach can have the ball bouncing and the children splashing as the just nearby.

"I just to say the word 'small,'" McCarthy said. "But I didn't come back as much after he passed."

On the prayer card from here's funeral, the one McCarthy lawyer in his wallet, the poem "The Family" by Linda Ellis is printed. It talks about the two dates on a tooth stone - and the dash in between that represents how a life was loved. Joe filled that dash so warm that an oilfield, McCarthy always utilizes all the brother's people about and includes recall. Though, he was four years younger, Mr. Miles, they were masquerade.

"If you wanted to have a young or brother, just what you wanted," McCarthy said. "I could take that everywhere."

Joe graduated from Penn State and Tennessee School of Law before moving a law from and over to play. The state deputy attorney general, his married Kuma, has best friend, and underbeliefs the children - Matthew Michael and Vincent - in baseball, softball, basketball and flag football. For years, he ran the man's summer basketball league at Magpie Field in 1960, and was a member of the man's good guy. McCarthy said, "I've was always in your of two on in the friend group. It's never going to be a lawyer."

On June 10, 2015, the after the Gowns Bay Packers' tour to the 2-2000 footland on the N.C. chain, possibly game, he was playing a youthful 24-4 plus the collapsed and was professional short from a heart attack. He was 6'5".

The did so much for someone, back in the 1960s, was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland.

"The current hasn't changed a lot," McCarthy said.

The first time I was in the 1960s, was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland.

The 2-2000 footland was a 2-2000 footland. "He was a lot of fun," the man's name was a 2-2000 footland.

The family had a rule: No one could eat until every one has home.

his mother made them stay for two seasons - one in Bangkok and a second in Lamo. There's the place where his summer would buy the state to go fishing at Panther-Hollow. There, under the evenings, is "the best basketball court in the city." One day, he's place to shoot boys during a contention.

And, here's the world-swore building with the aluminum evening and a sign advertising a draft four 3/4 called Lasers Pub House now, but for decades this was, he'll McCarthy's first part of it.

On a trip to Chantou, the McCarthy family went to church and there's the bar to clean. When the first time, the first time, the 2000s, the 2010s, the 2020s, the 2030s, the 2040s, the 2050s, the 2060s, the 2070s, the 2080s, the 2090s, the 2100s, the 2110s, the 2120s, the 2130s, the 2140s, the 2150s, the 2160s, the 2170s, the 2180s, the 2190s, the 2200s, the 2210s, the 2220s, the 2230s, the 2240s, the 2250s, the 2260s, the 2270s, the 2280s, the 2290s, the 2300s, the 2310s, the 2320s, the 2330s, the 2340s, the 2350s, the 2360s, the 2370s, the 2380s, the 2390s, the 2400s, the 2410s, the 2420s, the 2430s, the 2440s, the 2450s, the 2460s, the 2470s, the 2480s, the 2490s, the 2500s, the 2510s, the 2520s, the 2530s, the 2540s, the 2550s, the 2560s, the 2570s, the 2580s, the 2590s, the 2600s, the 2610s, the 2620s, the 2630s, the 2640s, the 2650s, the 2660s, the 2670s, the 2680s, the 2690s, the 2700s, the 2710s, the 2720s, the 2730s, the 2740s, the 2750s, the 2760s, the 2770s, the 2780s, the 2790s, the 2800s, the 2810s, the 2820s, the 2830s, the 2840s, the 2850s, the 2860s, the 2870s, the 2880s, the 2890s, the 2900s, the 2910s, the 2920s, the 2930s, the 2940s, the 2950s, the 2960s, the 2970s, the 2980s, the 2990s, the 3000s, the 3010s, the 3020s, the 3030s, the 3040s, the 3050s, the 3060s, the 3070s, the 3080s, the 3090s, the 3100s, the 3110s, the 3120s, the 3130s, the 3140s, the 3150s, the 3160s, the 3170s, the 3180s, the 3190s, the 3200s, the 3210s, the 3220s, the 3230s, the 3240s, the 3250s, the 3260s, the 3270s, the 3280s, the 3290s, the 3300s, the 3310s, the 3320s, the 3330s, the 3340s, the 3350s, the 3360s, the 3370s, the 3380s, the 3390s, the 3400s, the 3410s, the 3420s, the 3430s, the 3440s, the 3450s, the 3460s, the 3470s, the 3480s, the 3490s, the 3500s, the 3510s, the 3520s, the 3530s, the 3540s, the 3550s, the 3560s, the 3570s, the 3580s, the 3590s, the 3600s, the 3610s, the 3620s, the 3630s, the 3640s, the 3650s, the 3660s, the 3670s, the 3680s, the 3690s, the 3700s, the 3710s, the 3720s, the 3730s, the 3740s, the 3750s, the 3760s, the 3770s, the 3780s, the 3790s, the 3800s, the 3810s, the 3820s, the 3830s, the 3840s, the 3850s, the 3860s, the 3870s, the 3880s, the 3890s, the 3900s, the 3910s, the 3920s, the 3930s, the 3940s, the 3950s, the 3960s, the 3970s, the 3980s, the 3990s, the 4000s.

The 2-2000 footland is a 2-2000 footland.

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Top, Matt Albert leading a tour of some of the popular "Ted Lasso" locations in the Richmond-upon-Thames suburb of London. Above, a flag for sale at the show's official store.

A Bucolic London Suburb

Feels the 'Ted Lasso' Effect

Fans of the warmhearted Apple TV show flock to Richmond-upon-Thames.

By ELEANOR STANFORD

RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES, AVAILABLE — In this West London suburb, the herd of show from the rural pack sometimes stops traffic. Georgian houses with colour -frosted door- ware has badly slowed. Retired cowbuds drift on the river. Cricket has been played on the green in the center of town since the 17th century.

In more recent years, tourists and influ-

ences have gathered on a paved area by the green to take photos of some unassent- ing art actions: a pub, red phone booths and a bench.

This area is known locally as "Ted Lasso" center," and it is the site of many high-staffed instances that characterize "Ted Lasso," the hit Apple TV show whose fourth season per- manent on Wednesday.

When Brendan Hunt and other creators started working on a show about an Ameri-

can coach working with a London soccer team, what they pictured was "not Rich- mond at all," Hunt said in a recent video re- terview. Instead, he said, they were think- ing about capturing "grasp football cali- ties."

But once the team scouted locations and chose the "quiet university" Richmond, "not- donly we were writing a lot more disgust-

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JAMES PONIEWOZEK | CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

The Rich Are Different, From an Early Age

The shows 'Sterling Pairs' and 'The Shards' take the teen drama, then add excess.

WHEN IT COMES TO STORING OF WEALTH, TV haz lately had an excess of excess. It's given up the top-class billionaires of "Succes- sion," the 6th rich of "The White-Latin," the merely prosperous of "The Free-Star Wash- out." But one quote was focused on mar- terations and it's discovered long before the current trend: the teen soap.

Maybe because adolescence is a time of life oriented to social hierarchy, teen dramas — born 'Beverly Hills, 1913?' through 'Eu- phrisi' — are often more class-conscious, more aware of the repercussions of having and having not, than their adult counter- parts. This is certainly true of two new se- ters: "The Shards" and "Sterling Pairs".

The teenage victims of affluence person- ing in FTC's "The Shards" came of age when cues was cool, at the beginning of the 1980s, in cowardly Los Angeles raiders directed to Giorgio Engrauer and up to its careers in cocaine. Their problems and conflicts are those of many TV looms — dating, jealousy, the homecoming court election — but these CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

From left, Kate Gerber, Igby Bigney, Hayes Warner, Homer Gore and Graham Campbell in the new series "The Shards."

Star Scholar's

Work Draws Accusations

Cambridge professor's life and research are questioned.

By JENNY-TER SCHUENBLER and MARIANNE ALTER

For Jason Arday, I has been a breathtaking climb to the top of the ivory tower.

Raised at South London by Ghanaian immigrant parents, Arday says he was diagnosed with cancer at age 5, was insti- vential until he was nearly 21 and couldn't read or write until he was 16. He went on to get his PhD. In education, and claims to have had to relocate the contents of his dis- sociation weeks before debating it after being his memory following the removal of a benign brain tumor.

In 2023, when, in war, 17, Arday became the youngest Black professor at the Chancu- city of Cambridge in his history. That ap- pointment, transposed by Cambridge, re- quired a spate of glowing media coverage on both sides of the Atlantic highlighting his dramatic life story, including his claims to have once run 31 marathons in 35 days to CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2, are also heightened by a bloody complication. A serial killer, who is cutting a bloody swath through the population of the young and fabulous.

The Shards' which premiered on FX and Hulu as Wednesday is adapted from a 2025 novel by Bret Ederon Ellis ("American Psyche"), who created the series with the ubiquitous bookkeeping "Genius" in similar storytelling purchases — an interest in status and society's activities held beyond — it's surprising they haven't worked together before.

But "The Shards" does not appreciate by Murphy's splattery side, as showcased in his recent franchise "Monster" and in his earlier horror-coms series "Scream Queens": Murphy is often at his best dealing with the luminous emotions of twins. But first series "Popular" (1999-2001), remains one of the most inventive and funny takes on high school social clothing, and while "Glee" (2000-05) was the definition of a music, it could be affecting and psychologically active.

Given the provenance, you can bet that "The Shards" is not the message. We at "Stranger Things" It's raw, mean and corglane sharp, with a mouthback of childbirth New Wave: Our guide to a young Bret Ellis (Igby Rigney), an aspiring writer and the child of absent parents, who narrates his own story in a refined dread.

Bret is well-conserved, self-insured and a studious fan of Jean Delion. He's right with the school results; Susan Reynolds (Elsa Gerber) and Tissot Wright (Graham Campbell), and is dating Debbie Schuller (Hayes Warner), a movie producer's daughter (though Bret is gay, a secret he has to guard carefully in the early human era). That producer, Story (Vera Bentley), is a productry shoutning, but he struts something on mental about Bret: "You understand adult things."

Bret also makes two obnoxious. He is not fully fashioned by a string of smuders by "The Trawler" a killer on named for a geely visual involving fish. And he is suspicious of a new kid in town, Robert Mahler (Robert Gore), a rocky, handsome religion who threatens Bret's social position and who Bret begins to suspect may be behind the machine himself.

We don't know how much we should trust Bret's instincts, or his narratives. But his voice-over tells us a bit about the kind of story he uses himself being in. A sort of "Great Quality" films, with haunted as Nola Carraway, (She outside 2001, received a version of that story in his debut novel, "Love Than Zero," which the Best of "The Shards" is writing and trying to get up-to-end as a movie.)

The "Gentry" aspirations, like F. Scott Fitzgerald himself, do not survive the move to Hollywood unmighty. Sometimes "The Shards" feels like a study of superficiality and sometimes like the thing itself.

Still, especially in the early going, it's an obnoxious, literate portrait of an adolescent kind by privilege and skilled by death. Unlike many teen dramas, a forced-posit any member of its own is kind group as the moral corner, these are thoughtfully school-drought, neither ridicule nor trying to be. (One of their fan's kind group activities is holding a series who is what is their number every year between the spouses.)

But they can surprise. Some proves creative and less shallow than prove one. Feminin would be true. And the most so might assume the handsome jock Thom would be the favorite Tom that doesn't have to be true not to be tough and lost, haunted by fan fellow's abandonment, baffled and frustrated by drastic support and insistence.

The character study, however, gets thosescales a blanket with a geely murder story, and as the inter-episode manner goes on, the grotesque and exaggerated ob-

ments may be dominant in the connection. The adult characters are cartoonish (although Jordan Roth has a Brown-like show allure as Story's refined, firebrated animosity). And the story, self-contained in Ellis's work, looks overestimated as it sets up for a multi-season run.

All this money, mousemen and mutilators. Are we meant to meet as a comment on the corruption underlying mankind's past? Can't it say now: shaped by you-to-be-revealed distortions in Bret's narratives? In a limited era, those questions might have to solved to some kind of satisfaction. But in the season-mult, with "The Shards" resulting in cruel, gravester turns, it's hard to imagine wanting to return for another year of the same kind's idea.

"Sterling Point," whose first season is now Eve on Amazon Prime Video, also involves the teen drama single of the outsider who shakes up a social circle. But it invests the structure of shows like "The O.C." and "Beverly Hills, Willie" which were about middle- or working-class newcomers in an upper-cruel community. Here, the folk use

Top, Amelia Huxbrick, left, and Ella Rubin as "Sterling Point," shown, Igby Rigney, 64, and Robert Gore as "The Shards."

of water to rich.

Asian (Ella Rubin), a smart, tightly wound student, lives with her brother, Connor (Rum Robbins), and her adoptive mid-level father, Steven (Jay Stephens), in a Brooklyn townhouse that looks good enough to break 2004. He high achieving life in the property of the family. The strategy of grandfather has died, leaving her and Connor the ownership of an island in Canada. She also comes across a town of letters from him, which allude or typically to a family nursery that has been kept from her.

Unsettled by the revelation, and evidently husbandry a bohemian-like at credit, she gets up aseth to investigate her inheritance. She faces a suspirace, picked by a young wiser-crailing local, Ellis (Jacob Whitmire-Lewen) — you do not need to have watched many teen shows for fans to set off your potential-forest-interest director — and both is charming (with grotesque) like Walter's Boy with no instead and fewer wrinkles.

In her grandfather's ramshacked cottage, she finds an occupant, Rameau (Annyie Huxbrick), with whom she shares a connection (questionably surprising, definitely spoiler-derived by Amazon). Settling in to find out what her family has been feeling from her, Asian falls in with a geely group of local critics who work in the service business attending to the fancy manner people.

"Sterling Point" is another teen story about love and has, but it is an affable and charming as "The Shards" is study and intimidating. It's currently Megan Park, who wrote and directed the movie "My Old Ass" and acted in the anglist teen drama series "The Queen", she often American Stranger! The producers of "Sterling Point" include Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage of "Young Girl."

"Sterling Point" is all about success and revelations, and they pick up high over the night-spouse first season. (Asian herself

keeps secret the fact that she now owns Sterling Point and could spend her new himself lives and livelihoods with her call to a coal-white agent.) But the events don't really dominate (or show, which instead thrives on character and performance).

Rufus captures the protagonists' older-daughter stories. And the Joyce Rameno as a half of anger with a vulnerable case, and Robbins is adept at some what (Connor breaks the promise establishing news with a hearty "Nap, pinger" Grandpa died?) The groves-up on because he finds a soulful Jeffrey Dean Morgan as a local beat-central proprietor with her partner(s), a secret.

She is a forebears — you might pick up a slack of "Gilmore 2016," a misigree of "Davenit's Creek" — "Sterling Point" is check-ful of characters who are a little more precocious than plausible for an existing enough that you don't mind. (In Borgniew is another standard asGone, a gay British heartbreaker who takes Asian under her wing.)

As the wiser's adolescent do, "Sterling Point" gets by one frame, his car's voice and character, uproariously it through the season's back half, which in time ripe over into gooey stink-downs. But having a foundation of character's eye, what to spend time with sets of up better as a continuing series. The film is so what makes you stick with a teen drama for the long haul, not the drama.

And like, gentlemen, including "The O.C." (Alicia Schwartz created), "Sterling Point" is attuned to the class dynamics between its character without being simplistic. The writing will locate are allowed to be money. Our affluent manner people are allowed to be sympathetic. Annie and Rameno, after a rough start, find communication. But "Sterling Point" is not naive about the power and advantages that Annie's upbringing gave her.

The rich are indeed different, the show says. But mainly because they own the island.

A Special Couple Draw Gen Z-ers Back to Theaters

Tom Holland and Zendaya are in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "The Odyssey"

By NALIA MENDEZ

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "The Odyssey" assembled Avengers-style to prove the biggest movie weekend over by the domestic best-seller. But beyond the full set again, the three films about an angry ex-partners and a brooding Greek king have anything you want to!

The "Starman" of course. That portmanteau of Tom Holland, 30, and Zendaya, 25, has been co-exiled across the internet since they met during the cast, and for "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (2007). A fourth story, I've 2.5-fundish for the couple, now married, has grown even stronger. The action and newsfearers helped show young audiences to "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" which set a weekend best-seller over by an animosity opening by making $300 million showcandy, and "The Odyssey" the one that keeps us giving. Both movies are nearing $1 billion in global ticket sales.

A special couple positive sign of post-pandemic best-seller recovery, which continues to be built by younger generation of Avengers.

Couple is a "Spider-Man" Web. "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is Holland and Zendaya's fourth Spider-Man film together, and their first since the "Home" tril-

ogy wrapped in 2021. That year, the co-tiers, playing for superhero and his quick-school love in court, M1, went public with more relationship.

"Brand New Day" a superhero movie guided since its estimated date specialist, Graceland (Gregory Dougherty 2007) has lost by the largest domestic best-seller, had on an opening weekend, not according to inflation.

According to Ivey, which distributed the movie, young adult shows became 30 (later) buyers, 10 per cent were between the ages of 35 and 35, while 10 percent were under 35. (Gen Z covers people born between 1997 and 2002, making them about 16 to 20 to 1998.)

Greg Durkin, the founder of Exact Google, an entertainment research firm, said in an email that the movie "had broad audi-

ence appeal, with extra love from Gen Z." Durkin previously told The New York Times that nothing was electric driving that generated a miniser.

The movie's inclusion of Suble Sinh, 24, whose star rose on the Netflix series "Stranger Things," may also have increased the youth appeal.

Epic Teens is "The Odyssey"! The director Christopher Nolan recruited Holland — evidently to the actor's surprise — to portray Tishawabou, the jibsley prince of the era, as "The Odyssey." Notary law on the ancient Greek gown, Zendaya has less screen time than Holland that is memorable in the goddess albenia, who is Odysseus' greatest guide on his promising journey home from war.

Zendaya and Tom Holland in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" which set a character's best-seller overall. Young adults under age 34 show success.

"The Odyssey," which also stars Mark Davenfield, Anne McGawney, in the first feature film to be shot entirely with IMAX cameras, showing complete to record across notes and even international features to see it in No-hash preferred "Broadmoor format." The movie opened to about $124 million at the domestic best-seller.

Bad Melt, There's More

Zendaya is having a huge year after portraying a woman whose impending wedding is shaken by a teenage secret in "The Drama". Still, the movie's producer and distributor, said in an email that the film's ownership date of young, with more than 50 percent of its audience under 35 ("The Drama," as well as "The Odyssey" also stars Robert Patterson, who has focused himself a member of Gen Z despite being 40, in his words: "It doesn't matter.")

This year, Patterson will remain with Zendaya in "Dune: Art Three," a handi-wage science fiction opera directed by Donis Villanueva whose predecessors geared a combined 11 billion worldwide.

The next "Dune" film could benefit by its release date 10, 15, when "Avengers: Doxeniday" will die for released. In "Bar-bodomania" facsimile, it's being called "Doxeniday".

Holland's Spider-Man is not listed on the "Doxeniday" roam, but fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe think he could make a surprise appearance or a cameo in a post-crestle scene. It would be yet another opening-day launch by Tomskaya.

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'Grantchester' Is Over But a Genre Carries On

A surprising number of crime-solving clergy are filling the void left by a longtime PBS mystery series that just ended its run.

By JASUNNA KAI PREIVOTT

"Grantchester", a "Masterpiece" mystery series on PBS, wrapped up on Sunday after 11 seasons of cozy village crime-solving with a theological twist.

Beginning in 2016 with Sidney Chambers (played by James Devine, then as among big stars, the perception's heart of Grantchester have spent the time between Sunday sermons helping, Stephen Inspector-Goodie Bowling, Rebecca Green) pitcher dangerous offenders in 2016 and Vits England. The series began as a direct adaptation of a series of books by James Bunzel but then added characters and story lines.

Chambers was followed by William Emsenport (Tom Brittney) and then by Alphy Ketterum (Ruth Nair), who by the end of the series reunited with his biological mother and involved his crisis of faith. While the crimes are memorable, such men's personal journey is equally critical. Chambers, a World War II veteran, deals with post-traumatic stress. Emsenport moves beyond his harmful, youthful rebellion to emotional maturity, and Kistner on struggles with his identity as an Indian man raised by a white vicar in an Anglican orphanage. Their broader support network includes Leonard Frank (Al Robert), an assistant vicar who eventually leaves the church for secular social work, and Mrs. Sylvia Chapman (Toma Podiat-Steen), the vicarage housekeeper who acts as a mother figure.

Even here it is the departure of "Grantchester" can perhaps find solace in Bunzel's book series, or in knowing that the crime-solving clergy gives to surprisingly robust. Here are a few more series set at the intersection of murder and ministry (another classic story, "The Father Dowling Mysteries," which starved Tom Bunzel and cashed 1969 to 1985, is not streaming but is available on DVD.)

'Catfied' (1984-96)

Conglomer mysteries are often period divers, but "Catfied," set in 1976-1987 England, is more transportive than most. "Catfied" originally aired on "Masterpiece Mystery," alongside other British mystery-provoked classics like "Prince Suspect."

Derek Jacobs stars in the Catholic monk Brother Catfied, and much of the kind of the series comes from its incorporation of historical architects and events. As with Canon Clement, Brother Catfied's first case begins in an accidental discovery, after King Stephen anagnostizes the task of keeping in-mounted matters. Among the bodies, however, is a 6,000 man who was murdered. And so it begins.

Through Catfied's investigation into murders, thefts and disappearances, viewers get an extensive portrait of the power struggles between the Catholic Church, wealthy landowners and the Plantagenet coyals. He uses the stories as a result to ask questions others wouldn't dare and also to

help commoners receive fair treatment. Stream "Catfied" on Bristles.

'Evil' (2019-24)

"Evil," an Paramount+, is an outlier in the crime-solving clergy genre, dividing the typical period setting and quiet English village in favor of a modern procedural set in New York City.

Mike Cutter stars as David Acoma, a divinity school student who investigates possible demonic possessions and medical invaders for the Catholic Church. He works with the skeptical heroism psychologist Kristen Bouchard (Karla Herberis) and the

tech analyst Ben Shalor (Aard Mandri), and together they determine whether faith or science can explain the actions of nature, the city's most notorious criminals. Over four seasons, they pursue book and debate motives while each deals with his or her own personal demons, literal and otherwise.

With its depictions of malevolent spirits, suicidal ideation, gruesome murders and more, "Evil" is the farthest thing from now. But like other divers on this list, it grapples with the rules faith, doctrine and human morality play in criminal behavior, law enforcement and modern society. Stream "Evil" on Paramount+.

'Father Brown' (2013-present)

Mark Williams stars as the title character in the BBC series, the second heart on G.E. Chesterback Father Brown, series, and short stories. The first, starring Kenneth Moss, ran in 1974 in Britain and later on PBS.

Father Brown is a Catholic priest in the fictional village of Estelleford, which has a surprisingly high death rate and an overwhelmed constabulary. The officers allow Father Brown to find evidence and witnesses, administer him into or crime scenes and persuade subjects to confirm their sins and plead guilty. Father Brown, who also investigates causing help with a lauseless crisis involving her not justly secretary and his housekeeper. There have been 12 seasons of the series, with another coming in 2027.

Chambers's "Father Brown" stories are most likely the earliest examples of the crime-solving priest subgenre. Chesterson was also known for several books on Catholic theology.

Andrew Lewis, reg. in "Murder Before Evening," a village mystery set in the 1960s, shows what left Mike Jaber, Karja Herberis and Leal Mandri, who play investigators of possibly supernatural occurrences in "Evil." For left, Katie Nair on the lead vicar admits to "Grantchester".

Stream "Father Brown" and the original series on Bristles.

'Murder Before Evening' (2020-present)

Streaming on Acora TV, "Murder Before Evening" is centered on Canon Clement (Matthew Lewis), an Anglican canon (a priest with some administrative duties than the record of "Grantchester") in the fictional village of Champion St. Mary. He serves in-landed, shows mysteries, but the discovery of a body hunted beneath the church inspires him to investigate, which in turn inspires his parachances to reveal long-lasting secrets and other crimes past and present.

Unlike other director-in-law but, with their community of clerical sidekicks, inspectors and other villagers, Clement leads a rela-

tively clustered life in the mystery with his widowed mother, Audrey (Amanda Redman), and his two pet forefathers. "Murder Before Evening" is set in 1994, and while Champion St. Mary is on the surface a cozy place, it also coalesces with social issues of the time.

Clement faces declining church attendance in an increasingly secularized world, and the AIDS came mandates in various movies as and about time with his parachances.

Stream "Murder Before Evening" on Acora TV

'Sister Boniface Mysteries' (2022-present)

A episode of "Sister Brown," Sister Boniface Mysteries' follows a nun in the aptly natural Great Daughter, who divides in the village's many murder investigations between her daily journey. Recruited by MD to be a spy, Sister Boniface (Lorna Wiesen) rejected the offer in order to serve the Lord. She then set up a full treasure lab in the convent, where she examines their samples and other evokes or for Detective Inspector Sam Gillespie (Miss Brown) and Detective Sergeant Felix Livingstone (Jerry Ives). The mother superior isn't always pleased with Sister Boniface's side battle, but she ultimately accepts it as a form of service to the first birthday.

Although the show is set in the patriarchal England of the 1950s and '60s, Sister Boniface isn't afraid to mention any manipulated site encounters. The series also has a light national words, with episodes that put up classic "Doctor Who," radio dramas and more.

Stream "Sister Boniface Mysteries" on Bristles.

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Scholars Work and Life Draw Questions

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Crain millions of British pounds for charity. Today has also called the green that has no direct success. The most common question, including the delivery of a severed pig's head is the parent's home and repeated results to his effect by a medical intruder, once while working a knife.

First week, Simon K. Schuster will publish Arday's memoir, "Great and Unfortunate Things," under a 37 link appears. In the lead-up to the family publication, Arday has found his academic integrity and claims about his biography and research under him.

Concerns about some of Arday's work had circulated quietly in scholarly circles since the end of the year. Cambridge's catapulted him to academic celebrity. But they implored into public view just like an unification of the world's own. The book is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that is a book that

The acclaiming industry drew widespread media coverage in Britain, which initially broke down along Exaltate's bittersway lines. To the right wing media, Arday was a "downed-grown line" by supporters, including prominent academics and politicians who argued a petition of support that quickly drove thousands of signatures, but was the result of the "downed-grown line."

But over the weekend, an expulsion about his work and personal story continued to meant, a different debate emerged. In Arday's words of a campaign to discredit the conclusions "and what others claim is not to one university the academic outdubment discussed our goal is to check" (in bold).

Initially, Arday's publisher and university stock by him, even in the media kept the taking other responsible interests. He, like an apparent claim in a 2022 interview that he had been part of the British documentary on the "The New York Times" (see Fig. 7) which began before he was born.

But on Wednesday, Cambridge announced it was opening an investigation, citing "new information about Professor Arday's academic qualifications and how scary appointments" (it also acknowledged that "separately there remains a student or ongoing complaints regarding academic

A professor cites racism,

saying he has no reason

to be or fabricate"

unsociable," which it said were being handled in line with its research policies.

While the "unsociable" is a "unrealized" commentary and comment at actual the man-

ner, it remains what that may process in the rough and adheres to both university policies and employment law." For statement continued, Arday has the investigation that there is a person at the centre of that situation, and no comment to provide support to him.

Arday has attempted to clarify or defend many of the claims. But at times, his responses have added to the controversy.

In an interview with The Times of London published an Friday, Arday appeared to acknowledge some errors in his early work, but in part blamed his outlook and what he said was insufficient support from academic software, and he said he was the victim of a long-standing "child role" campaign to oust him from Cambridge.

Arday asserted a physical video interview with The New York Times on Monday. But in a statement smashed in The Times's forum & interview, Arday stated that a "detailed investigation" of his doctoral dissertation had "desired the acknowledging honest and reasonable errors that did not amount to plagiarism."

As for his study, Arday, he said he "had no reason to be or fabricate" and reiterated that he was the victim of a wider campaign, mentioned by various to show and use an every single way possible.

There is a work documented, pinched, for describing Black academics in high-profile positions, and it's been used to demonstrate either in the U.S. and now with me in the U.K. he said in the statement: "My greatest hope is that what is happening is me now will serve to further expose those actors and forces."

Simon K. Schuster told The Times that it is

standing behind "Great and Unfortunate Things," which it described in a statement on "Arday's memoir of overarching research, able challenges and responding to subversive with evidence."

"We have worked closely with Professor Jason Arday on 'Great and Unfortunate Things' since acquiring a new campaign to the professionals and integrity he has brought to every stage of the publication," he statement said. "We've been closely with his co-writer, as well as our editor as and/or team, to carefully research, write and corroborate the narrative."

Asked it, at any point in the editing process, revisions were made to Arday's book to adjust or correct claims that have been discharged publicly, a spokeswoman said that Simon K. Schuster does not comment on its editorial processes.

The initial public disagreement in against Arday last month came from Nathan Colman, a postdoctoral researcher at Glaxo University in Belgium who had previously been disorganized during his time on a fellow at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, after an outcry over a 2024 blog poll in which he argued that in a controversy, the number of small probosters at Harvard (Cathy) "would approach zero percent" (Cambridge concluded in an investigation that his writing did not violate the law or "controversy university regulations designed to uphold less good." Colman used statistical intelligence to unavoid everyone that has signed, and isn't.

In his newsletter, Colman published the one of an)^{[2]} in the 2021/2022 2026 curriculum that had been flagged by plagiarism detection software, presenting them side by side with passages from a 2000-dissociation by another scholar. The passages from Arday's three times appeared in very verbatim, or only lightly paraphrase, the other scholar's work.

Colman asserted that Cambridge had tried to cover up and spunk criticism of Arday's academic record and also questioned the veracity of details of Arday's life story, including his claim to have once run 30 out-drawn in 10 days.

Rutrannas Ward, an online publication that covers academic misconduct and research ethics, thus reapplies in with an article describing criticism of Arday's school-independent (Nation) https://orindia.artworld.fr/2021. The correctness subsequently depended to some of Arday's published work, the article claimed, did not fully acknowledge the extent of the changes made.

And over the weekend, British news articles, including some that said, have been coverage of Arday, named both questions about possible anomalies in his published work and unsupported elements of his personal story, including his claims about the pig's head and the student's own.

Arday's supporters have said he is a victim of socially motivated attacks, a petition in support of Arday organized by the Good

Jason Arday, a professor at Cambridge who is married, before, and the published next week and at courtroom over his academic career and details of his life story.

Law Project, a progressive nonprofit, has drawn nearly 30,000 signatures, including their prominent figures like Bruce Hoven. Colman has been director of the National Research Center at the University of Cambridge, and the members of Parliament from the United States.

The petition calls the allegations of plagiarism against Arday "entirely false" and part of a broader "stronger to undermine Black people who hold positions of inflicting".

Cambridge has said that allegations of plagiarism in Arday's library and some of his journal publications had already been investigated by Liverpool John Morrow University and the journals.

In a statement, Liverpool John Morrow University, where Arday earned a Ph.D. in education, said it received allegations of academic misconduct against Arday in September, and a relationship procedure was conducted in response to those allegations and Professor Arday's Ph.D. said mainly, he said.

But some scholars who have relapsed, only examined Arday's research and citations say they are seeking to uphold academic standards, and that the investigations and corrections are far here not been adequate.

Also, Proteins, an emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Essex who has conducted research on the sociology of education and race, said in an interview that the hallucinations are legitimate: there that warrant attention and correction.

"The critical question of similarities in which research is involved as a right-wing lot (of 'There is a cure to answer,' he said, 'we academic we have a wider day to standards, our field of study and the least generation of students. That means others should we get it wrong and doing the right thing.''

The first Hammersmith, an emeritus professor of educational and social research at the State University on disloans and an expert on issues of the social world, declared a Cambridge's 2023 with questions about what he said was significant plagiarism in some of Arday's work. In an interview with The Times last week, he announced that the public at the University charged debate has overshadowed important questions about academic right.

There are two a public conduct in which right and left confront our studies, so that there is not much space for scientific discussion of the issues," he said.

The allegations against Arday come amid broader concerns about the ways accustomed of plagiarism are being weaponized, and to take it as widely available plagiaristic detection software makes possible addictions under its identity.

In a 2022, a conservative news station highlighted plagiarism allegations against Canadian City the president of Harvard. The survey of the evidence method it had identified several instances of "high-active language without appropriate attribution" in her scholarly work, which would be corrected.

Gay, a political scientist and Harvard's first Black president, resigned soon after, calling for campaign against her, which she said was drawn in part by "racial matters," an effort to undermine the university, other Gay's resignation, one of her chief critics, the conservative activist Christopher Bate, began highlighting whether and was in play-critic in the scholarly work of several Black women employed by Harvard.

At the time, some observers saw a natural effect to discredit the work of Black scholars, particularly those whose work focused on a new to diversity.

Arday's work, according to his website, focuses on race, education, nonconformity and mental health. She 2022 book "We See Things They'll Never See," written with Michelle Donna Lewis and published in Princeton University Press, challenged "unemployed beginners" in the educational system and in society at large.

In a 2021 interview with the BBC, Arday spoke about his first experience in the degree of scholarly research as a new graduate who kept who had only learned to read and write some years earlier.

"Everything I estimated got violently rejected," he said. "The poor review process was so cruel, it was almost funny, but I treated it as a learning experience and, perversely, began to enjoy it."

Brown Yang, right, with Clive Easch, the creator of "Oh, Mary!" — and the story's original Mary Told, Lincoln.

Bower Yang's Broadway Breakthrough

The 'S.N.L.' alum will make his debut in 'Oh, Mary!'

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Broadway is above to get a new first lady. Brown Yang, the former assistant of comic actor and "Saturday Night Live" alum, will make an Broadway debut and feature a new "S.N.L." (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!'; Clive Easch's Tony Award-winning historical opera).

Yang will also be a Bower Yang's representative in Sept. 15 at the Lyceum Theatre where "Oh, Mary!" has played since its Broadway premiere in 2016. Originally produced as a little-for-judgement, the production has reached since 1982, the studio is absolutely 8 has also had an Obie's Award-winning room in Loudon's West End, and it is not to begin a national tour in September.

His casting was first reported by New York University's "Superintendedness for Yang and Tom Prabhires, the play's director, did not reply to requests for comment.

The comedians will follow a slew of stars who have participated in feature first lady, or a special, solo showing committee of her.

Including Ron Kozlowski, Brian Burgess and Yang's fellow "S.N.L." alum Maria Badgett, Yang Statue, will make an A$100's "Shaker" is playing the role on Broadway, where she will deliver her final performance on Sept. 12. Easch, who wrote "Oh, Mary!" and an general director of Mary Todd Lincoln, is starting in the West End production.

Yang was already getting into character. "Bowling in a 'S.N.L.' was the same as that in her 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!' and 'S.N.L.' (Lou Cawson, 'Oh, Mary!)

Colchriston, including Minely Riding, Whitney Laurell and Monica Rudman, landed the casting announcement on social media. Actress Donald, who starred with Yang in the event "Workin'" (severe, severe, "This is the best day of my life."

One commenter suggested a second Tony Award for the "Oh, Mary!" casting team (Last year, the former international assistant) for casting.

Yang told New York magazine's Voltaire Yang that he had been offered the role last summer the last spread to them because of schooling in 2016 to win "S.N.L."

"I was too smart to that kind to me to give myself the proper response," Yang said. "I was not going to take a Broadway debut without the original permission and gravest an end respect."

His second role as a team after the midstream departure from the NBC March show in November. While his role should many years, Yang said, "I was too smart to that kind to me to give myself the proper response."

The second role as a team after the midstream departure from the NBC March show in November. While his role should many years, Yang said, "I was too smart to that kind to me to give myself the proper response."

Blogger Appears to Harm Himself on Camera

Perez Hilton was hospitalized in Florida after a disturbing TikTok livestream.

By JONATHAN WOLPE Perez Hilton, the celebrity blogger, was hospitalized after he appeared to learn himself to camera during a TikTok livestream in Tuesday, the authorities said.

The Miami State Sheriff's office said Wednesday morning that Hilton had been transported from his home in Miami to a hospital, which was not receiving medical attention after "hypotraumatic acts of self-harm on social media."

Video clips and a re-evaluation from the livestream circulated widely under, appeared to show Hilton that "strong himself with a knife and covered in blood."

Representatives for Hilton did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday morning.

On Tuesday's Friday, Sheriff's objective was to Hilton's house after receiving multi-joice calls about a disturbing livestream, the sheriff's office said in a statement Wednesday morning. When officers arrived, they spoke with family members there and con-

Jason McDonagher and David Owsley contributed reporting.

toured that Hilton was alone inside. The sheriff's office said deputies had received the situation rather than engaging directly, working on "proactive associations by creating time, distance, and appreciation for communication," an approach that it used numerous harm.

The office later said that mental health professionals were providing support to

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Hilton's family.

He was hospitalized under Florida's Baker Act, which allows the authorities to contact numerous immediately for up to 72 hours of family problems in a home of harm to themselves or others, a sheriff's office spokesman said that.

Hilton, whose and name is Maria Laramdeau, now to labor in the mid-1960s with his popular "candlest" people, sonata, Perez Hilton.com. He was banned from TikTok in 2020 for wearing an community guidelines. At the time, Hilton told The New York Times that he had been "very deeply involved in the social media platform" gave an something to really look forward to every day.

In March, Hilton said no social media that he had been hospitalized for three weeks after the 1980s. He began the "and the driving the experience" tool presented himself to me. In April, Hilton announced his return to TikTok on social media, thanking both the platform and them.

He was also the previously required to a request for comment on Wednesday morning. Hilton's act and appreciation have been taken down on Wednesday.

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LAURA CAPPELLE | CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

Gripping With War, Onstage and Off

A Russian dancer's quiet return and a laying bare of the ripple effects of conflict added dissonance to the Venice Dance Biennale.

VENICE — The Biennale here can't seem to escape defiance over Russia. The country's return to that art event, despite the war in Ukraine, set off months of controversy this year. In July, the European Union weighed in on the dispute, withdrawing a multipage grant to the Venice Biennale.

Now, one of the much more celebrated ballerinas has become part of the story, not weekend, the Dance Biennale, a stone event to the much bigger art Biennale, quietly welcomed Diana Vishneva, a star of Marmady Ballet in St. Petersburg. The popular dancer with Winnifranco, a so-called panz dedicated to dancers over age 40, were Vishneva's first time back on a West-ern stage since 2023, an absence connected to America 2022 in terms of Ukraine.

On Saturday, as Vishneva took us on assuming how as part of Winnifranco's ensemble, it was easy to forget what she represents. Ballet has long been one of Russia's most successful cultural experts, a source of international prestige and soft power. But since the full-scale reunion of Ukraine, much of the international dance world has sought to distance itself from Russia, covering too with the country's state-funded computers and their performers. And this year, Svetlana Zakharova, a star of the Bolden Ballet in Moscow, had performances in Florence and Rome canceled.

Although Vishneva was also a principal dancer with American Ballet Theater from 2005 to 2017, and initially expressed opposition to the war, she has maintained connections to state institutions that have become the invasion of Ukraine. The Marmady Ballet is led by the conductor Valery Guegen, who is closely aligned with President Vladimir V. Putin. Vishneva is also the founder and artiste director of Content, a St. Petersburg festival and platform sponsored by Gusprem, the state-owned energy giant. And she is enough of a national hero that in July, Putin worked her a happy 50th birthday via the Kremlin website.

In Venice, her return was handled with a compromise lack of fanfare. Vishneva declined as interview request for this article, and a Winnifranco spokesperson said she had been included in the international ensemble "as her individual capacity as an artist".

From top: Gil Roman, Silvia Ascent and Diana Vishneva in the first part of "Stereo's" called "Death in Venice"; Marijn Rademaker and Vishneva in "Bridge of Sight"; Wen Hsu and Eiko Oniko in "What Is War" The Saturday performance concluded this year's Venice Dance Biennale.

In answer to written questions, a Biennale spokesman said that the event "will never exclude anyone on the basis of geographic origin or nationality" — a departure from its stance just after the 2022 reunion, when the Biennale vowed to share any artists or delegations with ties to the Russian government.

Vishneva's presence threatened to overshadow the defeat of Winnifranco, a small company hoping to serve, can be as the halter world. Co-founded by Steve Meakin, a Russian-born entrepreneur and former dancer, and Marijn Rademaker, a longtime principal with Margaret Babbina in Germany, Winnifranco brings together dancers who want to continue their conservation chest ribs and beyond, when most ballet performers have retired.

It's not a new concept. "Ashe hands Dana Theater 3 arrived as the 'value' water to the Dutch company. Rosie hands Dana Theater from 1993 to 2006, and in the field of contemporary dance, the Berlin-based DancerIn Ensemble has built lasting success since its inception in 2015. But what these companies had, and what Winnifranco looks at this stage, is high-caliber productions.

Winnifranco's debut program, "Stereo's," was loosely inspired by Venice itself. "Death in Venice," the sawwordy first hall, is named after Thomas Mann's 1951 novella, though you would never know it from the choreography. Only a black-and-white film, by and with herne de Frutos, explicitly drew on the story of Gustav von Aschersbach, the middle-aged writer who becomes absonant with a teenage boy in Venice.

In between this sequences, four choreographers — Inno and Marco van Opstal, Omar Román De Jende and Rainer Behr — offered dance plantation that never matched the performers' maturity. Vishneva appeared in a message a time with a self-absorbed man, played by Gil Roman, and his prominent mistress (Silvia Ascanu). Only the final scene, by Behr, reached on von Aschersbach's death, by turning the sea a Christ-like figure surrounded by ancestors in video.

Winnifranco's ensemble removed after an intermission in "Bridge of Sight," a new work by the 61-year-old American choreographer John Neumann, a giant of 2026-century mechanical dance. Its record was mon-

taign: Rademaker's boyish character appeared to look back on past relationships in slow, deliberate subways.

While "Bridge of Sight" offered more coherent dramaturgy, the women of Winnifranco were still deserved. Marc Gideazzi and Ignaz de Jongh, two highly individual ballet stars, mostly blended into the background. Even Vishneva, with her considerable gifts, was much playing plaintive mother figures. For now, it's unclear what Winnifranco wants to stand for — artistically or politically.

It leads for subsequent conclusion to this year's Dance Biennale. Under the direction of the British choreographer Wayne McGregor, the event has explicitly taken up questions of power and domination. The 2020 Golden Lion, the Detroit's top prize, went to Margaret's Dance Theatre, an Australian company of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers, the Silver Lion was awarded to Mamelis Nyanza, a South Africa choreographer and activist who has examined social inequality in her work.

One production simply asked: "What Is War"? In it, Wen Hsu of China and Eiko Oniko of Japan, both senior, experienced performers and choreographers, dread into their countered painful shared history. In a mix of spoken text, video and intimate Sandbraker-style vignettes, this recalled the death of her grandmother during a Japanese bombing raid in 1992. Oniko, meanwhile, remembered her father's short-lived days as a Japanese soldier and Japan's complex legacy as an aggressor country.

Early on, the one walked slowly toward each other from opposite sides of the stage. His clutched her shirt ruffly, while the 5-alk-looking Oniko reached forward, hunched, as if hoping to touch her. As Hsu simply walked past, she looked strained and anguished — suggesting that reckoning with the nipple oblong of conflict remained out of reach, even decades later.

"Even the war have anything to do with my person" one of them asked in a video conversation early on. Their shared vulnerability — down to a painful scene in which they stripped and took turns wiping on the effect's body with tears — made the question seem current, too. As new wars unfold, how should art address them? The Venice Biennale! Just so close and so

LAURA COLLINS-HUCHES | THEATER REVIEW

Preventable Deaths in Public Spaces

In a new play, workers at a towering Manhattan structure watch for visitors intent on self-harm.

From left: Will Ingram, Subrayas and Anastasia Laska in "The Vessel," a play set at the Pennsylvania Bar structure by that name at the Madison Yards area of Manhattan.

UP on a 14,000-skill wall above ground level, three colleagues keep on eye out. For what, they don't exactly start. A look, maybe, at a certain discussion that sets one vision apart from the crowd, flagging them on troubled, possibly on a mission of self-harm. That isn't the usual task of an employee at a recent attraction, but Brendan Guegen's new play, "The Vessel," is set at the chair-

The Vessel

To begin Aug. 22 at 3:00:59 Theaters in Manhattan, Gladiolaug, Running time: 2 hour 20 minutes.

able 100-foot-tall latticewalk structure of the same name, which opened at the Madison Yards luxury development on the West Side of Manhattan in 2019.

While the story George tells about the Vessel's fictional, it is inspired by the numerous detail honeycomb's grade history in a site of success: four between February 2018 and July 2019. The youngest is the there was 14, the oldest, 24.

教诲的 for the dead, and for the people who feel there, is an element that "The Vessel," at 10:59 Theaters, gets very right. Directed by Peter Charley, this play is not looking to exploit tragedy or to depict suicide. Rather, it is interested in the devastation to witnesses and bystanders when pro-

ventable deaths occur in public spaces. For Drake (Subrayas), Many (Anastasia Lockr) and Viggo (Will Ingram), 20-some-timps all, their workplace in the "Vessel." Their official title is "pocks ambassador," though they don't actually work at a park. Anti-verting tourists' questions is part of the 115-an-hour gig. But as Drake says, "We've faced to prevent distress. Or to intervene. Ultimately, we're security guards."

They pose the time mainly by talking among themselves, the contemplative. Drake and the upbeat Many are already right when Viggo, a wide-eyed nail from Utah, plow the city, the collective trauma of a visitor's suicide on Viggo's first day bonds the three of them, and they call to their duties of vigilance a self-appointed change: looking out for one another, becoming their own on-line of safety and well-being.

Suhanna, especially, is interesting to watch, and the simple geometric set, by Tony DeBrossello, does well at suggesting a single call of the "perpetrator" Vessel. Yet the production's tone is erratic, sometimes too overblown by the tiny space that at 3:00:59's Theater C, and the staging has a stability ranging on opacity. It would be helpful for the audience to know, for example, that each of the play's three scenes occurs on a day that a visitor, at real life, died at the "Vessel".

People-judgives these days in the play, too. Because of the script's sensitive obviate, though, we are basically expected to catch on only afterward that a suicide has occurred. Viggo's agitated right-to-the-nom-

logue at the top of Score 2 takes place three weeks after someone jumped, but we don't know that. Consequently, the organized eruption comes across as merely manic — and being quite loud, so unlikely on-the-clock behavior.

What is clear throughout is the weight of the suicides on the three workers' life in-sponsibility they feel, and the guilt — whether of the they who have not understood death or might have been able to prevent it. Those feelings are particularly deep-rooted in Drake, a stunt guy who came to the "Vessel" from a job as a security guard at an elementary school where a tragedy occurred. His experience at the "Vessel" layers trauma upon trauma.

The entire play takes place before the

three-year shutdown of the structure that followed the fourth suicide. It is hard-flying to consider — as "The Vessel" absolutely wants us to — how very long it took, after the first death, to make the attraction safer.

The "Code of Conduct" displayed outside the entrance to the "Vessel" these days notes at the very bottom that some levels of the structure "have made" — these re-calling, next setting, a feature put in place in 2024. In small bold capital letters, the sign adds: "Please respect the needs."

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A London Suburb Feels the ‘Ted Lasso’ Effect

CONTINUING FROM PAGE 17 ingly, geonoquely rich characters,” Hunt said.

The green also became “the heart of it in me, energy-wise,” Hunt said. Along with “Ted Lasso” comes “it is a mix of pilgrimage for fans who connect to the show’s messages of empathy and hope.

Among them is Pete Bombaci, who sat under an umbrella outside the pub on a recent sunny afternoon to eat fish and chips with his partner, Sheli Rahman, 51. When he was planning a London trip from Toronto for his 89th birthday, coming to Richmond “was a must,” he said.

Seeing Richmond in person was special, Rahman said: “We love this place, and we don’t know it at all. We just know if there a screen, but there’s that connection there.”

The couple estimated that they and their

above, one of the London locations in “Ted Lasso.” From far left, Brendan Hunt and Jason Sutphin in the TV show. Center left, the Princess Moadpath, where some scenes are shot. Center right, the show’s official store. Bottom, Richmond Green.

ten on the up, conversations about their love of the show.

“Ted Lasso” premiered in 2010, and it can be hard to measure the extent to which increased best traffic in the center of town is due to the show or to the return of retail after the Covid-19 pandemic.

But since the show began, Richmond holds have reported up to twice as many American guests, according to Eleanor Miller, the marketing and communications manager at the Richmond, a nonprofit that supports local businesses. There’s no doubt that the show has “attracted tourism into the town centre,” she added.

Billy Hall, 31, the amateur manager of the Reebok pub at the top of Richmond Hill, agreed. Recovering on the green after England’s World Cup would last him to Argentina the night before, Hall said that the many “Ted Lasso” tourists, mostly American, who visited his pub were easy to spot by their roll-and-blue soccer jerseys and bags from the “Ted Lasso” store.

In 2022, Emmy Mac started noticing that a lot more Americans were visiting her hometown. Realizing that they had come for “Ted Lasso,” Mac lodge watched the show while breastfeeding and fell in love with it, she said recently by phone. Inspired by TV and film locations that she had visited in the United States, Mac started offering tours of 20 fishing locations in Richmond.

Today, Mac runs up to three tours on Sundays and private ones on other days. She estimated that 30 percent of the people on the private tours were from North America. Mac said that she had been surprised by the levels of interest, and that the tours generated more income than she had expected.

“I try to do everything with Ted’s heart,” Mac said. So she thinks about keeping the boats happy, including running the general tour on Sunday’s current shipping the title-walks during the working week. A tour she recently added on Wednesday mornings during the summer won’t happen next year “if I get feedback from locals that this is too much,” she said.

According to Gareth Roberts, the leader of Richmond Council, “most people do recognize the transfer” of “Ted Lasso.” It’s a “balance,” he added by email, to make sure boats don’t “feel their neighborhood exists purely as a film set or tourist attraction.”

On a recent afternoon, some residents seemed unbelieved by the “Ted Lasso’ effect.” Scott Chryad, a chartered accountant who has lived in the area for 35 years, said he hadn’t noticed a significant change in the feel of Richmond as a destination, adding that the show was not a “conversation piece” locally.

Part of the reason may be that the borough of Richmond-spons-Thames, a picturesque writing with several royal palaces within easy reach of central London and Brackrow Airport, has long had a steady average of 4.5 million visitors a year, according to Miller of Be Richmond.

And in contrast to some previously obscure destinations that are now experiencing an influx of visitors – like Goodwood, Ontario, where “Schaff’s Creek” was filmed – Richmond has been a location for numerous other shows and movies, including “Bridgeview” and “Shakespeare in Love.”

Still, the show’s co-creator Hunt, who also plays the assistant Coach Beard, said that when it came to the centre of the beloved Richmond, “I can’t quite show my face as lovely there anymore and might have done a few years ago.”

“It’s not as easy to walk up High Street as it used to be,” he added.

15-year-old son had watched the first three seasons of “Ted Lasso” five times. “I have been moved and mentioned and inspired by the show,” Bombaci said. The show’s message that “we need each other to survive, let alone thrive,” he said, aligns with the other of GenWolf, a charity that he runs promoting human center first.

For Roshabh Shah, 24, who lives in Mumbai, India, and had come to Richmond for the day to see the “Ted” sites, the show’s central mantra of “believe” – no yourself, in the people around you – was boy.

“It’s very hard for it to not resonate,” he said. “It’s such a simple, basic idea.” In Season 1, Ted writes the world is blue capital letters on a yellow poster in the team’s dressing room. Shah bought a sign and a Twitter in that style from the nearby “Ted Lasso” store.

While many objects in Richmond and unofficial “Ted”-themed items, the official store is licensed by Warner Bros. The owners Kite Pyram and Thomas Diernan opened it in December 2024, a few doors down an idyllic cobbled street from Tenth apartment on the shore.

The shop ships its products — including soccer scarfs, personalized jerseys and “bascuits with the boss” socks — worldwide, but Pyram estimated that 30 percent of sales came in store.

Because of the nature of the show, it’s very personal to a lot of people. “Pyram said. In the shop, the slogans and cartoons of the characters that line the walk have become prime selfie backdrops, and customers of-

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On social media, tiny jumping spiders have gained a following.

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Skaggers at "Hoodwill," steps from a Goodwill store in Downtown Brooklyn.

'Hoodwill' vs. Goodwill Thrifting

Sidewalk vendors in Brooklyn intercept donations headed to a nonprofit store and sell them.

By SIMONE NEIVER

Most days around 10 a.m., Tydlawn Kennedy, 33, who goes by Ty, spoke what he calls Hoodwill, a play on the name of the well-known truth chain Goodwill. Like a Goodwill, what Hoodwill sells depends on the donations it receives. And like a

Goodwill, Hoodwill attracts customers who seek affordable items. Sometimes they're looking for something new or valuable.

But Hoodwill lacks a front door, price taps and a license to operate. Kennedy and a co-her? of men sell donated goods straight from the bags in which they arrive across a stretch of public sidewalk near Bond and Schermerhorn Streets in Downtown Brooklyn.

"Can I have just one bag, station?" Kennedy asks a woman carrying donations to the Goodwill store, just past the Hoodwill

vendors, the smiles and hands Kennedy both bags.

"It's a fresh drop!" he calls out, while Hoodwill's customers open the bags, grubbing the person they want. Many are regulars who wait all day to see what Kennedy will get.

About one out of five people Kennedy approaches gross loss donations. On a good day, he accumulates over a dozen bags. The Goodwill store typically gets many more.

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Itsy-Bitsy Stars Amass a Web of Followers

These tiny jumping spiders are growing in popularity online, even among the squeamish.

By ALEXANDRA ALFER

To a lot of people, Lauren Taylor's home in Bonn, Nov., might soon like something out of a nightmare. She has around 2,000 spiders living in her house, a number that grows by the day as grand, or pregnant, females up egg, butches with dozens of new spider-funson.

The spider adventurous is deliberate. Taylor, a 35-year-old graphic designer, breeds, raises and sells pet jumping spiders, which have quickly become the necessary favorite spider. Just thirty years of viral videos chronicles their spider antics.

Through her business, Spider Stuff, Taylor has sold about 600 spiders so far this year, as demand for pet jumping spiders has staged. Her career then in "sleeve" could be designed, in separate endeavors to prevent cannibalism. She also has 35 spiders she keeps as pets, including Sherry, an adventurous 1-year-old. Uneasy jumping spider with dark gums, tough and iridescent turquoise spots on his abdomen.

During a recent video call, Harry, who is smaller than Taylor's thumbnail, crawled along her hand, jumping between her fingers and tugging his front legs before setting down to clean himself.

"Creating a boat with a spider, you would never think it 'possible until you first," said Taylor, who charges around 200 to 200x for jumping spiders, depending on the breed.

Jumping spiders — a common variety of spider that lives on every continent except Antarctica and includes at least 8,000 species — have become social media's haven and unlikeliest annual celebrities. Their popularity as pets has been fueled by their appeal on social media, where they appear in close-up shots, perched on a human's manicured fingernail, staring sexually with eight penetrating, heady black eyes.

These attached social media stars have cute names like Bairde, Ivy, Juniper, Pump-

Spiders like Pride, skinny with her owner, Lauren Taylor, have become unlikely social media stars.

kin and Flower. They do adorable things, tilting their heads to one side, squamish, cutting up in their little web hammocks, waving their front legs above their heads as if batting a tent, crawling around miniature bakeries and supermarkets and watching miss for TV sets while munching on live worms.

Their fans call them spooders, spoods and web puppies.

Some of these spider fanatics were once frightened of the animals they now brought live with. "I was terrified of them," said Olivia Östlund, 34, a dance teacher in Portland, Ore., who became "fully addicted" to spiders after conquering her phobia.

She now has close to 250 adult spiders in her home, and countless baby spiders, which she sells through her business, Duncan With Spoods. Another spider convert, Jolene Hernandez, 39, a stay-at-home mother of five in Oakley, Calif., and social media changed her perception of spiders as scary and gross, and inspired her to get her own jumping spiders.

"My breeds and family thought I was crazy," she said. Common responses were "why" and "yes" she added.

Spiders, long-maligned as creepy or tortifying, have undergone a remarkable reputational makeover. It's partly because, therefore say, they've just sued good content.

In an era when so much social media content is repetitive, break-decrease sponsored by brands, the spouses became different a jolt of something different: a tiny hazy thread crawling across glitters prominently, a spider as bigger than a coffee bean during "sugars" crashing in front, even like a toddler asking to be picked up, from bopping onto a person's hand.

These wholesome human-spider interactions offer viewers a chance to reconsider previously held serious about which resistance we deem worthy of love, and to discover your mind changed.

Spider advocates say jumping spiders are the perfect arachnid ambassador. They're small, carious and observant, and one often adapt as being sensitive by humans.

"People are really just discovering how clever and charming these animals are," said Nathan Morelman, an ecologist and associate professor at the University of Cincinnati, who studies jumping spiders. "If you as a person are interacting with them as a pet, you quickly begin to realize they're paying attention to you very close."

Jumping spiders, like cats, are solitary, and though they can bite, they rarely do unless threatened, and their reason is harmless to humans.

Animal rights advocates don't love that people are indulging their use forcefully by keeping pet spiders. Some argue that the never-smiling quest for novelty in a saturated social media landscape shouldn't drag

innocent eight-legged invertebrates into spider roadsville.

In an article last year, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals called the jumping spider craze a "crust social media hall" and argued that spiders shouldn't be treated as "propo."

In one sense, spider owners and those who criticize them agree. Spiders deserve more consideration.

"Once you experience a jumping spider and you realize it's rare, it's harmless, they start to realize all of the spiders are the same, some of them are not to get you," said Betty Bannister, 37, a hospice nurse who lives in Bonney Lake, Wash.

She fell in love with spiders a couple of years ago, after seeing a video of a jumping spider crawling around a tiny house. Bannister now has at least 99 of them, and she's opening a standmat in a converted shed on her property for her spider business, Web Puppy Lodge.

Unlike the decades-old pet tarantula crude, what has long had a hypermanicidae reputation, the jumping spider business is dominated by women who are harnessing the animals' appeal on social media and

Contact icon from Bill Kelly Bannister, who owns 99 jumping spiders and has opened a business. Vader, whose TikTok videos had more than two million views, and a miniature landscape created for the tiny condoms, Akron, Taylor, who breeds thousands of jumping spiders, and, right, a star ready for its close-up.

'Did I just fall in love with a spider? Yes, I did.'

bringing a DJ X crafting sensibility to their businesses, designing ticked-out restaurants that customers can decorate with tiny furniture, play structures and figurines.

Claudia Arnold Reichard, a 33-year-old mother of two who lives in South Carolina, got into jumping spiders after seeing "Luca the Spider," a popular animated children's show on YouTube. She currently has six jumping spiders, including Pebbles and Tinkerball, who have devoted online followings.

In a TikTok video with more than two million views, her spider Vader reaches for a tiny clay figurine, in what looks like a spider's attempt at cling. "Did I just fall in love with a spider? Yes, I did," a viewer wrote on a heart-snap-filled comment.

"People just couldn't get enough of her," Reichard said.

When Vader died of old age in April, Reichard received a flood of heartbroken comments from her fans — an outpouring of collective grief at a spider's passing perhaps not seen since generations were devastated by "Charletons Web."

As the demand for jumping spiders has grown, and insects and other invertebrates become more popular as pets, big chains have entered the arena, upsetting some in the indie spider sector.

Last year, after Pelco and Perlimart began selling jumping spiders, more than 2,000 people signed a petition demanding that the chains stop selling them.

Pelco did not respond to a request for comment. A Perlimart representative said the company "maintains rigorous animal welfare, weaving and vendor compliance standards" and follows "comprehensive

standards for the care, health and well-being of pets while they are in our stores."

Sales have been robust: Perlimart, which is also adding giant African millipedes and made bogging beetles to its stores, has sold tens of thousands of jumping spiders since it introduced them last August.

There are, of course, companies to keeping jumping spiders as pets. They've banned who require the pets, like mindworms, fruit flies and crickets. They typically live for only about one to three years. They can escape their enclosures and go missing. Or you might accidentally acquire a pregnant spider and end up with hundreds of babies. Then again, a breed of baby spiders can be internet gold.

A few years ago, Trans Gayton, who works at a nonprofit in Los Angeles, got a surprise when two of her jumping spiders, Opal and Jude, arrived pregnant. Gayton, 18, sexual up with 400 spider babies. She hadn't planned on "becoming a spider grandparent," but she embraced her role, she said, casing and eventually selling them.

Gayton, who posts as Trans the Bug Lady on social media to her more than three million followers, created a Facebook group for fellow spider parents to share photos and questions. The group grew to include other jumping spider fans and now has more than 11,000 members.

A TikTok video of Opal "tucking in" her baby spiders into their album egg sack got more than 2.6 million views. "OPAL IS SUCH A GOOD WEBSITE!" can viewer ganked. Another viewer was a spider shop-in, but made an allowance for Opal: "I hate spiders, except opal. She can stay."

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Melides, Portugal

Melides, a tiny village about 50 miles south of Lesbos on Portugal's Alentejo coast, is in the early — and, even large, only — stages of transforming from an agricultural home to an a design-destination. The area is blessed with hot-filled wetlands, livestock kills and ruins of undeveloped counties.

The British artist Jason Martin arrived from Lesbos in 2007, seeking a place where he could be creative on a large scale. 'I was thinking, well, where is the Atlantic? Where is a city? What's the last exotic place in Europe?' he said. Martin bought a marble piece of land, to get permission to build a studio on it, he planted a vineyard and went into the wine business.

Then the shoe designer Christian Louboutin began to buy property in Melides. A friend, the textile and ceramics designer Carolina Irving, was looking for a seaside retreat. 'We discovered that magical place on a rice field with a lagoon and a dirt path with the beach at the end,' she said.

In 2012, Louboutin opened the Vermelho Melides hotel in the center of town. Now there's a new development with multi-million-dollar homes. Locals are concerned about affordability and potential effects on the areas fragile everywhere. A few years ago, Louboutin helped found important Melides, a conservation nonprofit.

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'Christian built Vermelho Melides hotel in the village,' Irving said. 'The building is completely new, but he made it look like it's been there since the 19th century.' She was part of the team that helped Louboutin decorate it. From about 3425 a night.

Irving also recommended Quinta Amala. 'It has lovely bungalows at the top of a rice field with views all the way to the ocean.' From about 3250 a night.

From left: a room at Quinta Amala, Vermelho Melides, opened by Christian Louboutin.

Martin suggested Cana de Santiago, 'a beautiful seven-bedroom house on a hill about 20 minutes south of Melides.' From about 10,700 a night for the house.

Carla Sonia, the chef at 3500 in Melides, said that Pa te me consists of four houses. 'It's in the middle of the Melides countryside and has an infinity pool, quiet potion and private yoga.' From about 8970 a night.

Eat and Drink

'I walk into Sal [on Carvalhal beach, about 15 miles north of Melides] located after the last room of the day,' said Marta Alvina, a co-owner of RockBase, a 'contemporary domestic house' in Melides that can be rented by visitors. 'I love the locally sourced fish, which is a empty grilled over charcoal and seasoned with sea salt.'

Irving said that Vermelho Bar, inside Vermelho Melides hotel, 'is wonderful,'

Road, centiteld and Sion at El Fadlan, the restaurant full operation is fresh cooked.

adding that 'the bar itself was handmade in Seville by a trimmer specializing in the silver altars made for Holy Week.'

Martin called Siona de Celso, about an hour's drive south of Melides, 'hands down the best restaurant in the Alentejo region.' He also recommended El Fadlan, a long-time restaurant. 'You're going to have a meal for 10 bucks, and it'll all be fresh and everything will be sure,' he said.

He also pointed out Tania Melides, which 'shoes a really good hangup cartoons and ones-hours. There's a great Sicilian decula, too, which is a sea-bream brained with olives.'

Sonia said El Melidense 'has a charming atmosphere and her prices and serves traditional Alentejo cuisine.' She also noted Tin Rosa, calling it 'a local institution.'

From left: Yala Dura, a decor and flower shop; Fashion Clinic offers clothing and home goods.

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'Go to Yala Dura in Melides for handmade ceramics and flowers,' Alvina said, adding that the Portuguese floral designer Rio Freitas created the shop with Christian Louboutin. She also recommended Fashion Clinic, in Carvalhal, saying, 'I especially love the Trades candles.'

Irving suggested Mark Cole, also in Carvalhal, co-owner by the interior designer Jacques Grange. 'You can furnish your entire house in our ring.' And she said that Normina Melides has 'a great selection' of beach wear and homeware.

The equestrian center Caridos na Areia, Praia da Alente Nova beach can feel untroubled.

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Alvina called Praia da Alente Nova 'one of the most beautiful beaches in the region.' About Caridos na Areia, an equestrian center that offers guided Facebook roles, she said, 'I just love waking up early and riding for kilometers on empty sand.'

Martin said: 'Praia da Gato is without a doubt one of the best beaches in Europe. You have to go down [about 100 steps] to get to it. If you go farther up the beach, there's no one near you. It's incredible.'

Sonia said, 'At Lagoa de Melides, a sunflow separates the lagoon from the sea, creating a mirror of fresh water that changes with the side,' and added, 'It's the quintet Melides there is.'

Reliving the 1980s, No Matter When You Were Born

'The Shards' on Hala, based on a Best Eastern Ellis novel, is set in a stylized Los Angeles.

By ROPHIA JUNG

'Our parents? Were married?' Kian Gerber said uncortically, boguing shock on a bright blue carpet while celebrating Ryan Murphy's new show, 'The Shards,' last week in Manhattan. 'That's not let.'

Despite her rapport with her castrator Homer Gore now, she insists she never met the young actor, whom father, Richard Gore, was married to her mother, Cindy Crawford, from 1981 to 1995.

On the show, a press school thriller based on Best Eastern Ellis's 2023 novel about teenage life in 1994's Los Angeles, Gore and Gerber play high schoolers as certified version of the city where their parents hung out — and met.

Still, Murphy was sometime about the history.

'I had a talk with Kian and Homer before I cast them,' Murphy said. 'I asked: 'How do you feel about this? What's your sensitivity? Do you have any thoughts?' Because I cared about them. If one person had had us, I wouldn't have done it.'

Gerber said her own upbringing was unlike the show's world, where wealthy teenagers are left to their own devices to throw cocaine-fueled parties and speed down Multisland Drive in their Pocahontas as a real killer television the city.

'My L.A. teen experience was an different from what is depicted in the show,' Gerber said.

She believes the series, which began streaming Wednesday on Hala, taps into the teenage feeling of a world that has not yet shown you a lot of its dangers. 'But our

show starts to navigate those terrors that are halting just beneath us,' she said.

She was primed to be a fan of Ellis, she said, who first captured the return of the city in his 1995 novel, 'Love That Zero.' My published that book, which is also about coming of age in a fast, drag-fueled lane of Los Angeles, at 21.

'I feel like growing up in L.A., there's a criteria of women: Best Eastern Ellis, Jean-Delion and Eve Balitz,' said Gerber, who runs the popular book club Library Science with Alyssa Bowler.

Murphy, too, had been a longtime fan of the author for its 1981, 'The Shards' reminded him of his own team.

'When it became available, I literally penned on a like a cat to camp,' Murphy said. 'I knew the songs. I knew the clothes. I knew everything because I had lived it. It was my time.'

Murphy said he loved the book's references to Emline Harry, he told us a teenager, and songs like 'Vienna,' by Ultravac, 'Raptors,' by Blender, and 'Punkynews,' by Lype Inc. — some of

From left: Kian Gerber, Homer Gore, Alyssa Warren, Igbt Rapper and Graham Campbell.

'I knew the songs, I knew the clothes, I knew everything because I had lived it.'

which made it into the show.

And while it was fun to revisit the era, it was also painful, Murphy said. While the AIDS crisis is not part of Ellis's novel, Murphy was interested in that subject as he was writing the show.

'I had my first date in February of 1981, and in July of 1981 came the story that there was a new disease,' Murphy said. 'I grew up with that species of all this intimacy with death.'

The guests attended a screening of the first episode at the 85th Theatre in Chelsea, and then walked down the street to the Hotel Chelsea for a gathering filled with paraphernalia of the era: wayhave-style sunglasses, 50 TV pins, View Masters and Pat Beaume tapes.

After watching cast members snort cocaine, pop filmography and disco-rockscoutas concerns, the party felt mallow.

Gerber walked through the bar toward her parents, Cindy Crawford and Randy Gerber. Igbt Rapper, who plays a young fictionalized Ellis in the series, tipped a glass of water with an orange wedge. Rayne Warren, who plays Ellis's girlfriend Debbie Schafke, snapped a refill with a disposable camera. Grace Gommie, who recently starred in Murphy's 'Love Story,' which depicts the tragic relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Rossette Kennedy, drunk a glass of red wine.

A few guests were dressed for the era, wearing side ponyhalls, glittery dresses and powdered chalmers. Jordan Roth, a theater producer who plays the assistant to a powerful Hollywood producer in the show, wondered if the series would find better from the '80s.

'Thank you Ryan Murphy,' Roth said. 'Love 'Stray,' get in our '80s nostalgia, and 'Sharife' brings us our '80s nostalgia.'

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'Hoodwill' vs. Goodwill Thrift Sales in Brooklyn

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 and Northern New Jersey operates 30-trend locations, including the one in Downtown Brooklyn. Katy Cain-Stiggs, 26, promises and chief executive, described Goodwill's mission as helping "people with disabilities and fast cars to outperformed gain independence and connect to the power of work," for a registered nonprofit.

At the Downtown Brooklyn store, a pair of jeans or shoes can as yet have from 50-50 to 120-90. Lamps cost $1.99 to $10.00, depending on size and whether they come with a shade; stockmans can save widely, with some prices marked at $1.99 and others like a gaming system, as high as $20.00.

Goodwill's prices are "very reasonable," Gani-Stiggs said.

At Hoodwill, most clothes cost $2.10 in 16 Electronics are almost always under 100. Kennedy also sells businesses, like mugs and dishes, for a dollar to love clothing to basically free because no one wants it.

Marynie Rodriguez, speaking in Kenneb's said she used to shop at the Goodwill but found better offerings on the sidewalk to better prices. She said she has been shopping at Hoodwill in 34 years.

While Hoodwill remains housed on the sidewalk, Goodwill has developed an e-commerce presence. Goodwill stores are not started to receive more valuable items for sale on online platforms, including Goodwill's own website. There, designers can bet on items in timed auctions. Her son for a Chanel Creme 2023 halter top that was going for $350 with nine hours 12 minutes left. Sharppers can also buy certain items outright. A 1.24-cent diamond ring in a platinum setting was available for $61,000.

In contrast, Kennedy has sold a 2008-very four saddle bag (with some nothing stated) for $5, a 1989's silk Chanel scarf for $2 and a vintage Marlboro T-shirt for $2. An online vendor is asking $450 (at the time of publication) for the same T-shirt.

Kennedy is aware that he sells designer and collectible items he almost nothing. He doesn't care. "Definitely, I could sell to me last this over (butly else, but I don't have the time or patience," he said, adding that his customers "don't want to spend real money."

"They look at you getting it for free, and you're selling outside," he said. "Gani, Goodwill, Hoodwill has virtually no overhead. There is no storefront to know and no insurance or employee benefits to you."

Selling valuable and designer items for low prices is a market may be going. Kennedy explained: "You never know what you're going to get, so you come back."

Gani-Stiggs acknowledged that entire categories of valuable and designer items, like instruments, oil paintings and jewelry, no longer appear in Goodwill's stores. But, she said, the presence of vendors at the Goodwill store proves that valuable items still come through.

FIND, MIND, DOING ABOVE the Goodwill road: "Donate Inside Only" and "Your Donations Accepted Inside - 100% Round 6k No Trails on Our Streets."

Goodwill also often posts a security guard at the street corner to discourage minors from giving to Hoodwill sellers. Our morning, Kennedy and the security guard got into a light.

"You took the bags from me, man?" Kennedy yelled. According to him, the doors appeared willing to give him a few bags, but the security guard interrupted the donation. To "address the quality-of-life concerns in this area," Gani-Stiggs said, Goodwill has "sweeted significantly in store security."

"For years and years and years," Gani-Stiggs said, Goodwill has asked "neighborhood stakeholders" - including the policy, the Department of Sanitation, the local councilman and business development

grunge - to intervene against Hoodwill. The New York Times repeatedly reached out to the New York Police Department for comment but did not receive a response.

In a written statement, the Department of Sanitation said that it has "several upcoming interagency enforcement operations" planned with the Police Department to enforce street vending laws in front of the Goodwill, "organized in coordination with the local council member and it repeated request from community members."

Can do Brother the City Council member be. Out of 15, said he respects "the hurdle of what it takes to get by in New York City," adding that when he "came into the City Council in 2021, this was already a long-established issue." Goodwill and Hoodwill are in his district.

At first, he said, he use little reason to intervene. "It is really harming anyone that they are selling goods and making a buck" he recalled thinking. "There are bigger problems in the world."

But over time, Brother said, compliance from Goodwill and constituents mounted. He hasn't reports that some sellers aggressively solicited donations from people heading into Goodwill, sometimes grabbing bags from their hands. And, he said, after the sellers pushed up said eight, clothes and other debris were left behind.

The Times approached four neighboring businesses; some were willing to comment on the record for this article. Brother thinks many donors do not realize they are not going to Goodwill when they donate to Hoodwill sellers. "There is an element of deception," he said.

On a Saturday morning, The Times approached every person who handed donations to Kennedy; none of them said they believed they were donating to Goodwill. The most common reason for going to Hoodwill instead of Goodwill

Toshana Kennedy, above, is "Hoodwill" vendor, men selling designer items for low prices in a marketing strategy: "You never know what you're going to get, so you come back." Some dissented for Goodwill and up with the sidewalk sellers, left. Goodwill Industries and some neighbors regard the vendor as a customer. Kennedy said he would give away the baby food, below, a country was in need.

'My goal is to try to get at least $200, $300 a day,' a vendor says. 'I try to push myself.'

was Goodwill's prices.

Jeremy Carr, a TikTok thrilling influencer and one of Hoodwill's donors and shoppers, said Goodwill and the other sellers should be "protected."

Regina Went, president of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, said in a written statement that he "pears, illegal vending is a signage of the neighborhood, and it makes donors to Goodwill have been aggressively interrogated by their goods, sidewalks have been stowed with a tax and residents have actively avoided for areas."

Kelly Carroll, resource director of the Atlantic Avenue Business Improvement District, said she was worried about a "shrubby subject" of street sellers as a nearby Sabbatier. Away who also "intercept" donations. "We are them communicating" with Hoodwill, she said.

Benjamin Ross, a vendor who has been shopped at a house at the 2-4th years, said the sellers have become some office "closer connections in New York." They are working-class guys trying to make it," he said.

One seller, who asked to stop anonymous bonuses he has received several tickets in the past for more he be selling at Hoodwill, has looked into getting a vendor permit, but he said he was discouraged by restrictive eligibility requirements and a waiting list.

For years, getting a street vendor permit in New York City was difficult because the number of persons was capped far below demand, leaving many vendors waiting for years or operating without one. That system is set to change after the City Council approved legals on that will sharply expand the number of available vendor permits over the coming years.

Mohamed Attu, managing director of the Street Vendor Project at the Urban Justice Center, said they do not see a "great start." A permit, he said, provides the "recognition from the government" that street vendors are operating "in primary businesses." But, Attu said, there is no guarantee that the reforms will meet the staggering citywide demand for permits.

Goodwill is "lighting a lot of obstacles," Kennedy said, now "it are at its peak anymore." Accordingly Kennedy, the older generation of sellers said "it was even better back to the day."

"It used to be all the way around the corner," he said.

"We took in the 1940 to get at least $200, $300 a day," Kennedy said. "Try to push around." After dropping out of tickets to their kids' grade, Kennedy spent time on and off in jail and prison, starting when he was around 18. Having a criminal history made it difficult for him to find a job. Hoodwill, he said, allows him to support his three step children. The sellers, Kennedy said, have built a sense of community.

Gani-Stiggs said the objective of Goodwill stores "is to create a revenue source for Goodwill's mission and to model exclusive employment." But, she added, Goodwill loses money on its stores. So it depends on heading from other sources, including the city government, to run its programs. She said Goodwill handed work force development and other community programs that served more than 32,000 people last year.

At Hoodwill, Kennedy sometimes lets people take this job free, as with an older woman who engaged at Hoodwill without shoes and received a Egg boots. "If a home-lean person is walking around New York City with no shoes, and they ask for a pair of shoes in the store, they can't get it," Kennedy said. "I am not going to go so hard about something I am getting for free."

Over time, Kennedy says, his own views of Hoodwill have evolved. Kennedy used to walk by and think of the sellers as "those dirty people."

"Now I look at it different," Kennedy said. "I'm over here doing it."

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GLP-1s Mean Slimmer Times At Provincetown's Bear Week

An annual event for gay men of girth brought fewer such attendees and less spending.

By JACOB HENNSTON

PROVINCETOWN, MALE — Some partygoers were in sequins. Others in polo shirts, Steve August and TJ Howe were in full costume as park rangers, wandeering through the crowd of hundreds of men gathered on the dark of the Boardsly here, asking if anyone had encountered problem issues. They were prepared, they said, to stop bears from eating your dinner.

This year though, the real problem was different. This year, the bears were harder to find.

Howe and August brought their continued shock to the final night of Provincetown's Bear Week, an annual backhand at this gay vacation destination on the farthest reaches of Cape Cod.

The undrummer festivities are a celebration of bears — a favored term of self-identification for many gay men who are bigger and harsher. It's a time when the ordinary archetypes of gay male festivities, with their waned chests and trim waistlines, take a back seat to those with boards and bathes.

But even at Bear Week, a body-positive

current of sidelines and back-corn flaring that celebrated its 25th anniversary last month, it's impossible to escape weight-lens drugs — what they change for the 11 percent of Americans now taking them, according to Gallup, and for everyone else.

Earlier that afternoon, Reed Alvarez of San Francisco was hanging out on the beach on the west end of town, wearing a broode from the hrobbear bound Nancy Pig.

Alvarez, 54, said he had dropped over 250 pounds between GLP-1 medication and three surgeries to remove extra skin, as common side effect of outcome weight loss.

"If you look here, you'll see the scars from the surgery," he said, lifting his arm to show machine work from the rib cage to the center of his back. "It looked like I had flaybacks."

When it was done, he said, he approached dating with new confidence. "It's a completely different kind of Bear Week," he said.

Howe and August, the perennial rangers, had heard ramblings of other changes too.

"People have been telling us that some of the bears are not spending as much, because they're trying to lose weight," August said. "We have a friend who has a cupcake shop, and they are ordering the small cupcakes and not the big cupcakes."

The bakery to which he was referring is Scott Cales, a few like his real, as Commercial Street. The brand he was speaking about is Scott Cunningham, its owner.

Cunningham did not seem eager to discuss the fraught topic of the disappearing boat.

After all, bears have been embracing their girth in Provincetown during this official week of festivities for years: before the term "body positivity" entered in the popular lexicon, and when it still seemed impossible for many to lose significant weight without surgery.

Bear Week is now one of the most profitable weeks of the year for local businesses, according to Nina Custer, Provincetown's director of lexicons.

"The bears," Cunningham added, "put me on the map."

He first arrived in Provincetown in 2009. Back then, Cunningham was an actor. He was here to perform in a play, then decided

Attendees at Provincetown Bear Week, top right, included Julian Cyr, far right, who once considered the event a space of affirmation and validation, and Reed Alvarez, above, who approached the annual celebration with overhead confidence after dropping over 150 pounds. Also participating were, center row, Eunice Riley; Brandon Notline with Garrett Thorsett; and, new right, Max Henderson with Daniel Fui.

At a cupcake shop, more customers were opting for the mini size.

Above left, TJ Howe, left, and Steve August dressed as park rangers for Bear Week. Charlie Nuttall, near and far left, died over 250 pounds but now says, "I feel like I lost my tribe."

after six weeks to stay put.

He started sinking his signature cupcakes off a cart on Commercial Street.

The gay men who descended on the town for the Fourth of July tended to have flatter stomachs and smaller appetites.

The bears, by contrast, rolled up with ample amounts of hunger and good will.

This year, Cunningham said, Bear Week bounces had been roughly flat compared with last year, but was coming disproportionately from the heterosexual marriages.

"The other day, someone came in and said: 'I lost 65 pounds. My doctor is so happy,'" Cunningham recalled. "Then he ordered a mini."

Stephen and Michael, a couple from East Hanspeaual, N.H., who were sinking around the Boardsly at well, had also encountered a changed landscape.

Stephen, 58, who was wearing a straw hat, no shirt and a pair of loose shorts, in a bear in the classic entire.

Michael, 64, who was wearing a gold lamé harness and matching shorts, is considerably smaller.

They have no open relationship and asked that their last name be marked out of concern for the professional ramifications of discussing their personal lives publicly.

Stephen, by virtue of not going on GLP-1s and remaining a typical boat, said that he was finding himself as higher demand this year. He was the picture of what brought guys to Provincetown in the first place — a prototype to ever shorter supply now that many bears have lost weight.

Michael, in search of pure who physically resemble Stephen, said he was having a tougher time.

"If people had better, good for them," Michael said of GLP-1 users. "I'm just not going to feel with skinny guys."

Over conversations with dramas of attention, it became clear that GLP-1s had transformed life, or at least this week of summer vacation, even for people who had decided not to take them.

As medical weight-lens options proliferate and being a traditional bear becomes more of a choice — at least for those with money and insurance — many men in attendance seemed to be grappling with questions that were both pragmatic and philosophical.

They wondered how they might feel about themselves as they took up less space. They questioned what would become of the pool of people who were attracted to them because of their weight.

As one man at the Boardsly said: No one wants a skinny fauna.

Julian Cyr, 40, is a state senator representing the Cape.

As 3-foot-11 and 225 pounds, he count-hatched us being a member of "the bear family, for sure."

He spent much of Friday afternoon at the pool for the Provincetown fun.

His shorts were short and lavender, his

shirt was off, and his baseball cap said "Doom After Dark," which, as much as being a life philosophy for some present, is the promise of an actual daughter shop on nearby Manhats' Unetrad.

"At 16 or 18, these drugs would have felt like the wish I was praying for," he said, recalling how he developed an eating disorder in college.

"I couldn't be gay and he bains," he said. "So having Bear Week really became a space of affirmation and validation, a copy-tion of body standards that didn't work for me."

So far, he is not using weight-lens drugs, though he thinks the ability to redefine being a bear and the more healthfully — maybe with medication — not a bad thing. And others pointed out that even in the Olympics era, there remain ample numbers of James' bears at Bear Week. Moreover, bear subcutaneous hair been expanding the definition of the term long before the drugs came along.

Charlie Nuttall, 20, is a cub, the term given to baby bears. Or at least on Instagram, he is studycub.

Riding down Commercial Street around dusk, he was shirtless in his past shorts.

He is 6-foot-5 and weight around 240 pounds, having lost 215 pounds through fantastic surgery and GLP-1s.

Nuttall openly discussed how, at his peak weight, he could no longer travel on planes without getting another seat. He performed in ports as a bear, then went on his weight-lens engines that ultimately helped him appear in new e-commensur, put biography.

Over all, he said, the attention he is receiving now "fresh better."

But he knows something is different. "I feel like I lost my tribe," he said.

Nearby, 62 Parker of Raleigh, N.C., was handing out there for "bear boat cruises" headed to the British Isles and to Alaska (free of the planned activities involved seeking out actual bears.)

Parker, as Alaska shorts and a black 5-shirt, said he was 5-foot-10 and weighed 215 pounds.

"I'm on Zipposand," he said. "I was on Olympic. But I liked it (dishَاnted)"

As he told it, his "maximum gravitational pull" had been 250.

"I was not ashamed of having that body," he said, "but one thing I enjoy now that I'm smaller is being able to buy clothes."

Later than evening, in a party at the Crows & Anchor, one of the town's biggest bars, a D.J. played vintage Chaka Khan and from Lke. Bears of the stunched and non-stunched varieties danced, mingled and got frothy.

Kevin Healy, an investment banker from New York, was outside with his bike. Belastody trim thanks to the aid of GLP-1s. Healy has recently been writing a screenplay.

About what?

"Bears on Olympic," he said. "It's a horror movie."

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Preppy With Nonchalance and Perhaps Piercings

The Ivy League look finds new fans who keep its spirit while shedding its cultural baggage.

By ALEXANDER NAZARYAH

On a recent Friday night in Lower Manhattan, a crowd of fashion journalism, photographer and influencer gathered at the 1996 boutique on Mulberry Street to celebrate Dozer magazines's new issue, "The New Prep." Gazets were asked to dress in preppy attire to put tribute to all things preppy — not the flagrantly misappropriated version on TikTok, but the collegiate look and old-moneyed dominance of New England prep schools and Ivy League colleges.

Many would argue that the chinos, penny loafers and rumped cubed fashion-doers shirts that epitomize preppy are timeless. Emerging in the 1950s as Ivy Style, and reaching the mainstream in the 1990s with the publication of Lisa Bernbach's "The Official Preppy Handbook," the attire has been innocent was and tease over the years, always with a slight tweak to the formula.

"We're done with showing the halls of Vale," said Justinian Mason, the founder of Dozer.

For the launch party, Mason, 26, wore a mostly vintage ensemble that included an "Enjoy Valey!na!" T-shirt tucked into Ralph Lauren chinos, a tennis racket belt buckle and brown fisherman sandals.

The Dozer crowd insists it isn't engaging in cosplay. "I love history," Mason said. "But we can keep the romance and move it along without posting the same photos for 10 years." Mason, who grew up in Houston, a Black and initially wore preppy clothes made by Viscount Vines and Ralph Lauren to fit in as a private high school whose student body was predominantly white.

"I was dreaming to use really stand out as a Black person. It was just throwing on an outset and going out," he said. "But after some personal and political evolution, I returned to prep with more style."

Mason initially launched Dozer as a web-

site, after encountering a brutal job market when he moved to the New York area in 2023 (he lives in New Jersey, but not a preppy onclave like Princeton or Spring Lake). The site didn't garner many readers, but rather than pulling fireplay, Mason doubled dress and turned Dozer into a glossy print magazine. Tipping a Serious to his home state of Texas, the first issue, "Hondows," was about Black cowboys.

Dozer's prep issue has two volumes: an 80-page cold-weather edition and a 162-page summer edition. Both contain "The New Preppy Handbook" — Mason's tale on "The Official Preppy Handbook" — modeline pages. And both volumes feature Peter Kao, an influencer known on social media as Preppy Pros, as the cover model.

"The New Preppy Handbook" is an unshocked imitation of Bernbach's best-selling classic. Assets in its tarian-edged design and wry cultural-anthropological format, with chapter names like "Things to Message out" and "Preppy Hot Spots." This approach was more surmise for '80s when Bernbach, a humorist, was putting readers, like a Latrobe-attired Vargil, through the same sanctum of American privilege.

Mason said his attention was to pay homage to Bernbach's book, "We don't style or mature 'The Official Preppy Handbook' in any form or fashion, however, we recognize it's easier for all parties to understand our message when packaged alongside each cultural is marginally."

Kao, 31, is known on social media for his long hair, revolving array of baseball caps and classic prep wear. He arrived at the Dozer party in a green cardigan, white outlaid, given-and-blue striped tie and white shorts — most of which held scored at a 50-65 mark. It was the kind of outfit that would be in tapestry at the Maidstone Club in East Hampton. He believes prep is not limited to the Upper East Side. It is also at home in the Williamsburg neighborhood in

Brooklyn, as well as the streets of Tokyo and London.

"This thing is ours now," Kao said. Bernbach finds the Dozer pastimes, pleasingly "endevaux," but she suggested that Mason and Kao were focusing too much in defining prep through the clothes. For her, preppy isn't just a manner of dress, it's a lifestyle — one she defines as "low-key."

THIS PAST FEBRUARY, Ryan Murphy regarded a fascination with prep, thanks to her FX series "Love Story," about the complicated romance between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. The show elicited a nostalgia out just for 1930s New York but for the prep aesthetic of their wardrobe, especially with John-John taking around the West Village in a suit and tie.

"The preppy style will never die," said Jo-ery Trubdinan, whose podcast, Archaic of Interest, traced preppy's history to the military, jazz fable and college campuses. "It's one of the great pillars of the American look."

If I Love's rise from the dead is any indication, Trubdinan is right. Having liked her bankruptcy in 2025, I Love was on track to make nearly $5 billion in sales by 2025. But, Mia offers deck shoes ($1,100), and Prada is selling a cotton pole ($1,400). TikTok is rife with passion to the L.L. Bean Boat and Tots, perhaps the single most iconic preppy accessory.

'There is a sense of decorum. There's a sense of dignity.'

Jack Carlson, president and creative director of J. Power, helped, was credited with creating the "Ivy League look"; believes people are longing for a time when man like George Plimpton, a founder of the Paris Review, dressed in a way that evoked grantee. "There is a sense of decorum," Carlson said. "There's a sense of dignity."

The style, however, is not unchangeable. The crowd that came to 1993 reflected the richness and diversity of New York's contemporary culture. Participants were taiwved, desalालिक and pierced. One attender spotted a necklace depicting a Hebrew letter. Another was a slewtheta black vest, hands and beaceleri-absorbing his bare arms. Just there was enough stunt on an ill-sity to large Shame her: a stunt on books, a full stunt on suit and, of course, stunt on shorts. There was an Irish linen double-breasted suit, several vintage Brooks Re-thericles, fiercely boat shoes and sweats. (A 'civil servant' swell.)

"We aren't trying to embody something that we aren't," said Rem Vargas, a piloting orphan, who was wearing a 1930s-era boating jacket and green-and-blue plaid trousers — the colors and patterns clashing intentionally and gloriously. "I like a lot of color in my life," Vargas explained. "It brightens my mood."

JAMES P. PARKIN: With 10 executive editor of The New Criterion, exemplifies the classic prep, a graduate of the elite Trinity School and Dartmouth, Panero, 39, married a Yale graduate and we are about skiing in Switzerland with William F. Buckley Jr.

Panero is fond of wearing bow too and described his own style as "vocationary." Yet he approved of the decidedly unemotionally confident of Mason and his circle.

"I wouldn't necessarily make the same choices, but I applaud the unsecured efforts," Panero said, referring to Mason and his cohort's blending of new with old, and their enthusiasm for wearing vintage clothes instead of one-clicking their way into a wardrobe.

"Recently I bought a Brooke Brothers Made in England how far it a church sale for a dollar. Now I wear it all the time," Panero said. "Take that, fast fashion."

At a party in the NLD's neighbor level of Manhattan, midfiel left, for the "The New Prep" issue of Dozer magazine. The founder

Justinian Mason, top left, and guests to updated versions of preppy attire, including Jacob Nugge, Tymian Moll and Lutz Mason, top right, Peter Kao, known as Preppy Pros, as green-cap; Hannah Dozner in a multipurtened shirt, and Rem Vargas in plaid trousers. Above, Mason's updated take as a classic and the Dozer issue's cover, featuring Kao-Led, the FX series "Love Story" about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette helped revive the aesthetic.

The New Prep Preppy Handbook is a series of 10,000 preppy artworks that feature the "The New Prep" theme. The Preppy Handbook is a series of 10,000 preppy artworks that feature the "The New Prep" theme. The Preppy Handbook is a series of 10,000 preppy artworks that feature the "The New Prep" theme. The Preppy Handbook is a series of 10,000 preppy artworks that feature the "The New Prep" theme.

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PDF 翻译质量审计报告

审计结论： ❌ 存在严重阻塞性问题 (Blocking Issues Found)

本翻译件在忠实度和完整性方面存在重大缺陷，不仅包含严重的机器翻译幻觉，还出现了大量重复性文本错误（Looping）以及无法处理的乱码。

1. 严重幻觉与误译 (Hallucinations & Misinterpretations)

• 常识/逻辑错误：
  • 原文 "West Indies" (西印度群岛) 在上下文中应为受害者姓名或特定地点，译文直接译为“西印度群岛有几名在铁路站台最常见的人员”，导致句子毫无意义。
  • "monitoring hemp" (监测大麻/工业大麻) 被错误地翻译为“专利监测大麻”，且在多处出现逻辑不通的词组（如“无烟产品受益”）。
• 关键实体误译：
  • "S&P 500" 被译为 "SAP 500 指数" 或 "S&P 500 下跌 12%"（原文为 32.87 points），数字量级错误。
  • "Wagovy" (药物名) 被译为 "Wagovy 药丸"，且金额翻译混乱。
  • "Brooks Brothers" (布克兄弟) 部分译为“兄弟公司”，破坏了品牌专有名词的准确性。

2. 文本重复与循环 (Looping & Redundancy)

• 严重循环缺陷：
  • 中段： “环境保护署无法脱离其一直身处的系统。环境保护署无法脱离” 重复出现 5 次。
  • 末端： “《新预科生手册》... 10,000 件艺术作品” 完整段落重复出现 4 次。
  • 源文缺陷透传： 源文中出现的 "to be associated with the truths" 循环在译文中虽然被截断，但显示出译后处理完全失效。

3. 遗留英文与乱码 (Residual English & Garbage Text)

• 未翻译区块：
  • 日期 "THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026" 保持英文。
  • 大量人名 (Christian, Board, Mike Bair) 及部分术语 (vocationary, unsecured) 未翻译。
• 乱码/无法识别字符：
  • 出现 desalालिक 和 dishَاnted 等混入非英语/非中文的乱码字符，属于严重的交付缺陷。

4. 数字与精度错误 (Wrong Numbers)

• 数据偏差：
  • "S&P 500下跌32.87点，或12%" $\rightarrow$ 原文是 "32.87 points" 而非 "12%"，此处将点数误认为百分比。
  • "10 年期国债收益率从周二晚间的 4.61 下滑至 4.62" $\rightarrow$ 逻辑错误（4.61 到 4.62 是上涨而非下滑）。

5. 完整性与截断 (Completeness & Truncation)

• 缺失信息： 部分段落直接以“续见 Axx 页”结尾，但翻译过程中对部分过渡句处理生硬，导致叙事断裂。
• 排版缺陷： 翻译件中保留了大量如 ![-123.](-123.) 的占位符，未进行清理。

审计总结： 该译文质量极低，充满了典型的低质量 OCR 识别错误后的机器翻译痕迹，且未经过人工审校，不可交付。