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2023年8月8日，星期四 84

特朗普与海格塞斯就武器问题发生冲突

关于伊朗战争的挫败感在戴维营爆发

作者：TARA COFF, NATALIE ALLISON 以及 NIGAR ROBERTSON

两名知情人士告诉《华盛顿邮报》，唐纳德·特朗普总统上周在戴维营对伊朗战争表达了挫败感，他在那里要求国防部长皮特·海格塞斯解释，为什么他在极端的弹药短缺问题上显然受到了误导，而这现在威胁到了与伊朗的军事系统。

据两名熟悉该对话的人士透露，这次激烈的冲突发生在周五戴维营的两名美国男子之间，特朗普向海格塞斯表示，他认为弹药“一直很糟糕”。这两名人士与其他人员一样，由于担心遭到报复，在不公开身份的条件下发表了评论。其中一名知情人士表示，远程制导导弹和一种倾斜的颠覆性武器的惊人威力，已交给那些在最近几天撤回了对伊朗发动进一步大规模打击的美国人，以及一场必须被命令随后又被取消的“特朗普战争”。“自第二次世界大战以来最大的攻击”，这使得关于乌克兰威胁的新灵感主张得以成立。

虽然美国已经宣布就一些最关键的弹药（如 Parisie，一种可疑的基准线）签署了新的生产协议，但弹药本身的生产可能需要长达两年的时间，而且目前还没有能够解决短缺的创新方案。

《邮报》此前报道，在战斗显示的第一个月中，美国使用了超过 600 枚吨级巡航导弹以及超过 1,000 套英国和末端高空区域防御系统 (THAAD)。

THE DEAN OF AN

基辅在导弹袭击后哀悼

乌克兰军队在周三早些时候的一次袭击中未能击落俄罗斯导弹。弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基总统提到，来自包括美国在内的乌克兰盟友的反弹道导弹系统供应正在减少。故事，A12

保护状态结束使海地人陷入困境

作者：DAVID NAKAMURA, MARIA RACHELY 以及 ARALJA R. HERNANDEZ

一名联邦法官周三采取了最后一步，允许特朗普政府维持 250,000 名海地人的临时保护状态，发布了许多人可能会失去工作并面临被遣返回一个美国可能认为仍然危险的国家之风险的裁决。

哥伦比亚特区的美国地区法官安娜·C·里斯曾在二月拒绝了政府终止海地人 TPN 的请求，且一家联邦上诉法院曾拒绝撤销该禁令。在美国最高法院六月投票认定联邦法律禁止对 TPN 决定进行司法审查后，里斯推翻了她的决定。

许多人可能会失去工作，面临被遣返回一个美国称仍然危险的国家之风险

最高法院的裁决意味着 “不再生效”，里斯在周三的新命令中写道。然而，法官表示她将允许律师继续进行证据开示，并支持他们关于特朗普政府因种族选择而终止 的潜在主张。

最高法院的裁决为 持有者基于宪法理由挑战其状态丧失留出了一条狭窄的路径，一名代表涉及最高法院案件移民的律师表示该团队正在考虑提起一项新诉讼。

移民专家表示，即便在里斯做出裁决之前，公司已经开始大规模裁减海地 持有者，这些人现在面临被拘留和遣返的可能性。纽约的另一名联邦法官预计将很快允许特朗普政府正式终止估计 10,000 户的 以遵守最高法院的裁决。

根据移民倡导组织 PWIAC 对政府数据的分析，约 250,000 名持有 的海地人拥有工作，其中大量工人集中在医疗保健、餐饮服务、看护、零售和长期护理领域。行业领导者表示，企业主数周以来一直在通过提高签约奖金、削减班次以及在社区学院和高中呼吁招聘新员工来做准备。

1994年，国土安全部已能够开始代表海地移民进行登记预约——

THE OF AN

胜利揭示自由派分歧

密歇根州初选 移民 转变

阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德挑战民主党建制派

作者：LIZ GOODWIN, KENT COX, CLEB SMITH, MERRY 以及 PATRICK MANCEY

阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德在密歇根州参议院初选中，凭借彻底改变政治结果的信息，克服了巨大的支出劣势和来自党内支持者的反对，取得了针对民主党建制派的显著胜利。

现在，此前被埃尔-赛义德击败的同一批建制派认为，这位获得桑德斯支持的前公共卫生官员对于当地民众来说过于自由，并且可能会危及民主党夺取参议院的路径。

他周二以百分比优势击败众议员 Haley Stevens，但胜幅比民调——以及更多埃尔-赛义德的粉丝——所期望的要窄得多。结果表明他与党内建制派之间存在明显的左翼分歧，如果埃尔-赛义德希望在十一月获胜，他需要成为一名赢家。

但目前尚不清楚埃尔-赛义德在竞选的下一阶段是否能争取到那些在初选期间对其持强硬立场的 mainstream 民主党人，事实上，他已经花了数月时间讨论他们的竞选观点。

“这个政党最糟糕的一点是，他们认为可以通过恐吓让你放弃坚持真理，”埃尔-赛义德在上个月的一次采访中说。“我想，他们似乎没搞清楚状况。”

当埃尔-赛义德进入 THE MICHIGAN OF AN 时，他的胜利远非板上钉钉

博物馆研究 Freedom 250 IndyCar 赛车风险

保护主义者表示，他们担心震动带来的影响

作者：NORDIA SOLANO, RICK MARIE, JONATHAN KAPLAN, MARIA RACHELY 以及 LEO-CARPENTER

当 Freedom 250 大奖赛作为唐纳德·特朗普总统夏季庆祝活动的一部分在月底举行时，IndyCar 赛车手将以高达 100 mph 的速度在 250 附近疾驰，且靠近建筑群，包括国家美术馆、国家档案馆以及史密森学会的 Kimberly、航空航天和美国原住民博物馆。

其中一家机构，国家美术馆，研究了赛车带来的震动，以准备应对其对艺术品可能产生的影响——但该馆拒绝透露研究结果。

“为了准备 Freedom 250 大奖赛，国家美术馆进行了一项广泛的震动研究，并根据结果我们已经实施了一系列措施，以确保赛车期间我们的员工、访客、收藏品和设施的安全，”美术馆发言人 Chris Shanevan 在一份声明中表示。“虽然我们不公布具体细节，但我可以分享的是，采取任何此类措施都是出于极大的谨慎。”

Shanevan 补充说，该研究并未引发对建筑结构风险的担忧。赛车期间，这家免费博物馆还将限制入场人数，仅限持有整体安全区域门票的人员进入。

一名史密森学会官员表示，史密森学会认定此次赛车不会对其馆藏产生任何影响，因此未采取特殊预防措施。但该机构将在赛车前和赛车期间监测情况，以便在发生变化时保护展品。

虽然这次活动在哥伦比亚特区是首次举行，但这并非首次有此类赛车穿过城市街道并靠近博物馆，博物馆通常会面临来自建筑施工、音乐活动和大规模人群的震动。但一些历史保护主义者担心，这对脆弱的艺术品、历史文献以及之前的外部人员存在风险。

THE GRAND PRIX OF AN

美国地方法院法官 John McConnell 自 2023 年对特朗普政府强制执行数万亿美元联邦资金的禁令发布临时拦截以来，一直收到死亡威胁。

他裁定特朗普败诉，随后威胁接踵而至

联邦法官的经历是此类法官所面临环境的缩影

作者：JOANNA SLATER

PROFESSING, R.I. —— 这次奖品递送很奇怪。送到美国地方法官约翰·麦康奈尔（John McConnell）家里的东西已经缩减了。但令他震惊的是订单上的名字。

丹尼尔·安德尔（Daniel Andell），麦康奈尔知道自己该怎么做。他裁定，罗伯特·萨巴（Robert Saba）是另一个州的联邦法官。他告诉她，他收到了一份以她儿子名义发送的递送物，而她的儿子在2020年被一名针对萨巴的不满律师枪杀。

此类递送物出现在至少七个州的联邦法官手中，但麦康奈尔是第一个告诉萨巴的人，两人都心碎不已。谁会利用一个死掉的孩子来威胁和恐吓？“我认为没有什么意图能像那样令人心碎，”麦康奈尔回忆道。

对于麦康奈尔来说，这次奖品递送是一波威胁的一部分，这与他以往经历过的任何事情都不同，并标志着联邦法官面临的新局面。

他的经历是此类法官所面临环境的缩影，无论是由民主党还是共和党总统提名，只要他们做出高调裁决，认定唐纳德·特朗普政府的行为非法，就会面临这种情况。

唐纳德·特朗普总统及其盟友多次指责个别联邦法官是主要操纵者和政治活动家，称其裁决是不合法的，包括上个月国土安全部最高律师的一次表态。

一些法官认为这种言论令人不安，因此越来越多地就其对法治构成的危险发声，这对于倾向于避开聚光灯的司法人员来说是不寻常的举动。

“我们只是在生活，”麦康奈尔说。“不寻常的是这种非人性化、威胁以及将我们的行为个人化。”

麦康奈尔由罗纳德·奥巴马总统任命，在罗德岛州担任首席联邦法官近25年。THE MICHIGAN OF AN

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一名在特朗普一家高尔夫球场被捕的男子面临联邦武器指控。 然而在华盛顿，获胜的最进步候选人正在扩大他们的运动，并为11月设定测试。

世界动态 世卫组织表示，埃博拉在刚果民主共和国快速传播。

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选民不愿因虐待指控而抛弃米勒

在俄亥俄州立法者寻求第三个任期之际，党派忠诚度依然强劲

作者：ALFRED KIMBER

俄亥俄州梅里亚 —— 关于众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller，共和党-俄亥俄州）被其60-wife指控实施家庭暴力和身体虐待的传闻，在共和党领导层努力扩大其众议院多数席位之际，给他们带来了压力。

在参议员伯尼·莫雷诺（Bernie Moreno，共和党-俄亥俄州）——米勒的前岳父——公开宣布与其决裂后，民主党人认为该丑闻几乎没有改善，但在家乡，党派忠诚度依然强劲，而否认任何错误行为的米勒正寻求第三个任期。

“他们可以随便看，但这不会改变我的投票，”吉娜·德佩雷（Gina DePere）周二在离开当地的沃尔玛超级中心时表示。

这位民主党支持者兼自称的“特朗普主义者”表示，她并不太在意针对米勒的指控，以至于考虑转而支持一名民主党人，因为该党早已失去了信任。

“我不完美，我也不是一直是个那么伟大的人，所以我不能评判他，”See Zero表示。“我得投票给他，即使我无法忍受他。”

华盛顿邮报采访了该国各地的数十名选民：这位国会议员的选区是一个保守地带，延伸至克利夫兰郊区。

许多人并不熟悉围绕米勒迅速展开的法律和政治剧。25, 人正在调查并敦促其在19 deadline前退出该州，以便在label's real credit charge中替换他，因为法院案件仍在展开，可能会损害那些将此情况带给广大受众的攻击性广告。

然而，在那些询问米勒是否身体伤害其45-wife和2-year-old女儿的人中，共和党人很大程度上对涉足他们认为的家庭事务持谨慎态度，并表示不会抛弃这位立法者。45-wife当时担心这可能会导致选区保守倾向的翻转。

米勒过去并非没有赢得过支持。他在2023. 以近11 percentage points的优势击败了民主党的挑战。两年后，他在面对一名民主党人和一名进步派独立候选人时获得了12 percent的选票。

今年，众议院民主党人将他列入了目标名单，因为他们试图夺回多数席位。

米勒面对的是布鲁克公园市议会的高级成员兼执行官布莱恩·庞德顿（Brian Ponderton），他得到了参议员伯尼·拉米雷斯（Bernie Ramirez，共和党-资深）的背书，但对公众来说几乎是个无名之辈。庞德顿在一份声明中表示，如果指控属实，“马克斯·米勒应该在监狱里，而不是担心保留国会席位。”

凭借强有力的全州候选人和特朗普的受欢迎程度，俄亥俄州民主党人再次对他们在这一日益不稳定的局面中的机会感到乐观。

来自之前，南地（Southland）表示，这种信用甚至延伸到了米勒的竞选中，考虑到针对他的指控不太可能消失，而且存在提前跟进的情况。伯尼·梅雷拉（Bernie Merrera）公开表达了不满。

布鲁克兰（Brookland）说，这是一个相当强有力的攻击机会。

“这里有一个机会，而唯一被命名为底特律的人反对他，被命名为底特律的人进入该州将是一件主要的事情。而白宫新闻成员，在冲突中遭受损失，且有美国服务成员被杀，数百人受伤。Says表示美国仍处于声明状态，邻国对其战争的长期经济影响以及关闭威胁的影响日益担忧。”

然而，海格塞斯（Heguchi）并没有要求任何人削减非弹药储备，他也没有框架副部长约翰·霍格（John Hogg）。这些变化受到了库存、内部分歧的影响，秘书长对他……同样是虚构的。

邮报引用了来自Fawell的发言人。

在七月的一次参议院听证会上，

Heguchi 以民主党人的身份开场

法律是否向

特朗普提供了关于战争时间的诚实评估，包括

关于延长竞选的规则

将为美国官员提供一个

局面。

在听证会期间，Heguchi

拒绝否认他给总统的建议并重新——

众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller，俄亥俄州共和党人）在 6 月。他面临一项行动调查，并承诺在 10 个子弹截止日期前退出竞选。

结婚不到三年。从那时起，她在法庭上改变了米勒展示的事情，但在她的面前，他刚刚煮好的一盘蛋，甚至用枪指着她的头并伤害了他们的女儿，后者在 2 月份遭受了锁骨骨折。米勒声称他的前妻捏造了这些指控，因为她患有精神疾病，而她对此予以否认。

虽然虐待指控在法律对峙持续升级后的数月内已公开，但莫雷诺（Moreno）上周对米勒提交了一项新的禁制令，指控他在一次法庭听证会期间在家中推了她。米勒通过一段冗长的直播视频向在线设计发起申诉，他在视频中表示他们的关系已被要求在监护权之争中于周末接管该地点，并在公开场合就其竞选活动进行了辩论。

这些规则促使此前在很大程度上避谈共产主义者的伯尼·莫雷诺（Bernie Moreno）终于发声。他说米勒“是一个危险人物”，不应在众议院任职。

但同事们并未急于支持莫雷诺的示威者，称这种娱乐似乎在米勒身上。西蒙·W·戈尔德斯坦（Simon W. Goldstein，共和党资深人士）在强大的压力下坚持认为他应退出竞选或辞去席位，称该指控为“被唤醒”，但表示应允许国会调查展开。

现在，俄亥俄州国会代表团中的其他 10 名共和党人大多采取了这种态度，包括参议员乔恩·赫内尔（Jon Hearnel），他没有回应《华盛顿邮报》的提问，也没有发表 16 条评论。担任众议院司法委员会主席的众议员古斯·祖克（Gus Zuck）在一份声明中表示：“这取决于选民。”

众议院民主党人将此列入其目标清单，因为他们试图夺回一个席位。

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全美

哥伦比亚特区的地铁犯罪率远低于全国平均水平。安全率是基于每100万次乘客登车所导致的严重受伤安全事件数量计算的。

特朗普政府官员称公共交通不安全，但其数据却显示相反结果

仪表盘显示哥伦比亚特区、纽约的严重犯罪率相对较低

作者：TODD C. FRANKEL

一个旨在帮助捕捉关于国家公共交通系统“有趣且友好的原住民”的新联邦数据仪表盘最近首次亮相——结果令人惊讶。

数据显示，一些被联邦官员批评为不安全的的大型公共铁路和巴士系统，例如纽约和华盛顿的系统，实际上是全国最不危险的。

与此同时，在一些政府官员在很大程度上未能维持的城市交通系统中，严重犯罪率明显更高，例如休斯顿和达拉斯。在评估交通部部长的职责时，P. Duffy 巴士希望国家最大的交通机构能够“审查秩序”，并使乘客“能够在安全、无犯罪的经济环境中旅行”。

Duffy 威胁说，如果纽约大都会运输局不协助专员，将扣押其资金，并引用华盛顿的交通系统作为需要“打击暴力犯罪”的典型例子。

6月初，在亚特兰大 MARTA 列车上一名女性被刺身亡的数据出现后，他写道：“我想要来自亚特兰大的 ANDREES。”

不到一周后，Duffy 宣布计划推出新的交通数据工具。

他说：“美国民众理应拥有真正为他们服务的交通系统。这意味着每次体验都是安全、干净且可靠的。”

该公告特别强调了六个存在安全问题的城市：华盛顿、纽约、洛杉矶、夏洛特、费城和芝加哥。

联邦交通管理局代理副局长 Matthew Cahill 当时表示，新工具提供了一定的问责机制。它允许人们看到哪些机构正在“影响安全和国家体验，而哪些机构未能为客户提供切实可见的改进”。

安全率是基于每 100 万 名乘客登车导致严重伤害的安全事件数量——

铁路安全率

联邦交通管理局针对主要交通使用每 100 万 次登车的严重犯罪率。

联邦交通管理局使用非犯罪率，采取最大覆盖 P-8 或 10-15, 使最近的 100 万 成为 100 万 的 1 ings。最新数据回顾了截至 3 月的滚动六个月平均值。

在许多情况下，数据似乎与批评相矛盾。

被联邦官员点名的两个城市——华盛顿和纽约——其犯罪率均远低于全国平均水平。

巴士安全率

联邦交通管理局针对全国使用（基于数字）每 100 万 次登车的严重犯罪率数据。

铁路安全率最差的系统位于达拉斯、圣迭戈和休斯顿，其次是芝加哥、迈阿密和洛杉矶。

达拉斯的率是芝加哥的两倍——并且比华盛顿高出 30 倍以上。

联邦交通管理局发言人 Peyton Vogel 在给《华盛顿邮报》的一份声明中表示，纽约和华盛顿之所以有所改善，是因为该机构“毫不含糊地专注于优先考虑美国旅行公众的安全、保障和安心”。

Vogel在某些情况下还淡化了该仪表盘的作用，这似乎与机构官员的说法相矛盾，她表示，由于该仪表盘强调的是角色而非原始数据，因此它“缺乏理解任何犯罪当前状态所需的关键数据”。

她指出，在过去六个月中，纽约的巴士和铁路网络的死亡人数高于美国任何其他系统。

“纽约运营着世界上规模最大的交通系统之一，每天承载数百万乘客，”Vogel说道。

她说：“虽然巨大的乘客量不幸地在账面上降低了他们的人均事故率，但仪表盘上的数字并不能减轻铁路平台上暴力犯罪的现实。”她表示，“统计数量无法掩盖我们在纽约巴士和铁路系统中所看到的悲剧事件和猖獗的混乱。”

查看公共巴士的数据，明尼阿波利斯、加利福尼亚州的弗雷斯诺以及费城郊区的乘客安全率最差。纽约则处于最佳之列。

“数据并不支持那些将这些系统单独列为特别危险的说法，”加州大学洛杉矶分校（UCLA）交通研究学院研究项目经理雅各布·瓦瑟曼（Jacob Wasserman）表示。

该仪表盘将交通机构已经在收集的交通数据可视化，例如每月关于重大安全和保障事件的报告。

Gladzebts的乘客安全率排名倒数第七。

在铁路安全方面，它排名第10——仅略高于全国平均水平。

但Gladzebts的铁路系统一直是唐纳德·特朗普总统政府部分前公民的目标，在监督稳定性之后，最终在爱荷华州的圣路易斯，一名23岁的乌克兰难民在轻型帆船上。这次残暴的袭击被安全监控捕捉到。

联邦交通管理局发言人佩顿·沃格尔（Peyton Vogel）表示，纽约和华盛顿之所以有所改善，是因为该机构“毫不掩饰地专注于优先考虑美国旅行公众的安全、保障和安心”。

交通部对该交通系统启动了调查，达菲（Duffy）威胁要切断联邦资金。副总统埃尔·万斯（El Vance）和FEI主任卡什·帕特尔（Kash Patel）也参与了讨论。

在亚特兰大，在MARTA发生致命刺杀事件后，联邦交通管理局致信交通网络首席执行官，宣布对其安全计划进行调查。该机构的信函称，在2026财年，MARTA发生的个人安全事件是全国平均水平的数倍！

新的交通仪表盘覆盖了不同的、更近的时间段，并发现该铁路系统的比率目前处于全国平均水平的三倍以下——这是全国第二高的比率。

但瓦瑟曼表示，数据仪表盘并没有捕捉到使交通变得“友好”的所有因素。

它没有统计财产犯罪或未导致严重伤害的袭击事件。

“它没有捕捉到全部范围，尤其是当你从普通人的角度考虑安全时，”瓦瑟曼说。

该仪表盘也没有捕捉到犯罪是否发生在铁路车厢和巴士内。

瓦瑟曼表示，特朗普政府对交通的频繁批评以及“关于交通暴力之耸动头条”，可能会对人们如何看待交通产生敏锐的影响。

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华盛顿邮报 星期四, AUGUST 6, 2024

密歇根州初选显示激增的民主党左翼之力量

Karen Timothy

THE WAY

密歇根州激烈的参议院初选并非毫无波澜：民主党建制派正陷入窘境。前卫生官员阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）以微弱优势击败了

州众议员哈克·史蒂文斯（Hake Stevens），后者拥有华盛顿和密歇根州建制派人物中最完整的支持，且在电视广告支出上拥有超过 4 比 1 的优势，这标志着传统权力持有者再次遭遇剧烈冲击。

这也放大了他们与在该党中崛起且愤怒的左翼之间，在认知上的脱节程度。

这一次，进步派年轻人的反击并非发生在像纽约市这样民主党无论派出哪个候选人都几乎肯定能获胜的深蓝核心区。而是在中西部的一个全州范围的竞争中，唐纳德·特朗普曾在 2016 年和 2024 年两次赢得密歇根州。

在 2020 年，该州的情况几乎无法更高。民主党目前持有因参议员加里·彼得斯（Gary Peters）退休而空出的密歇根州席位（拉乌尔·埃尔-赛义德 [Raoul El-Sayed]）将在 11 月面对共和党提名人迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers）——这位前国会议员在 2024 年竞逐密歇根州另一个参议院席位时，距离获胜仅差不到 0.3 个百分点 —— 但该党夺回参议院控制权的艰巨努力将变得更加深重。

许多批评集中在参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默（Chuck Schumer）以及他实际上将其视为民主党国家的竞选机构如何试图掌控局面。一次操纵初选进程的新尝试。其中一个签署了四年合同——今年有三次初选。密歇根州创下了记录：——第一次被指责 —— 舒默的标准程序被民主党选民拒绝。

“选民们一直在指责的，正是他们对现状的角色。他们不属于建制派。他们想要一些不同的东西，”民主党顾问拉·马里塔（La Marita）说道，她曾为州参议员马洛里·麦克莫罗（Mallory McMorrow）工作，后者在未能获得中层基础支持后退出了这场竞争。

并未获胜，民主党人在一个关键的

阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德的支持者在底特律结果公布时欢呼。他在中期选举中追求的这个席位对于民主党夺回参议院控制权的努力至关重要。

摇摆州中被“史蒂文斯更具可行性”这一论点所说服。

“如果你听取焦点小组或对密歇根州选民的采访，他们非常关注获胜，”前奥巴马白宫官员丹·普法伊弗（Dan Pfeiffer）周一在他的 Methods 中写道。“他们想选出一个赢家，但他们觉得不能信任民主党政治家告诉他们谁能真正获胜。在 2024 年以及每位民主党领导人在他不应该参选时却支持他之后，这是一种非常可以理解的冲动。”

民主党内部的紧张局势和分歧，包括对以色列的支持以及金钱在政治中的作用，在密歇根州得到了充分展现。埃尔-赛义德很少错过机会去强调

史蒂文斯受益于外部团体——由影响力巨大的亲以色列游说团体美国以色列公共事务委员会（AIPAC）——投入的 9 亿 广告支出。

埃尔-赛义德在候选人的最后一场辩论中认为，整个竞选“实际上归结为一个人是如何被引导的”。毅然他是一个来自某种政治选择的有效候选人，利用竞选资金的重量来对抗其预期的受益者。

此前认为埃尔-赛义德大幅领先史蒂文斯的民调出错了。这场竞争看起来像是一场势均力敌的终点冲刺。

结果也使关于一个政党向左转的简单叙事变得复杂。埃尔-赛义德在那些年轻人更多且受教育程度更高的县中提高了他的领先幅度——

cated的选民。Stevens赢得了目前的创作以及黑人状况最高的人口区域——这是历史上决定密歇根州选举结果的民主党联盟的一部分。一个在校园和大学城获胜，但在底特律的重生区和该州目前的县区失利的强力左翼已经证明了它能赢得初选。但它尚未证明自己能赢得一个州。

在比赛结果出炉后，Revere迅速背书了El-Sayed。“我刚才与Abdul进行了交谈，向他提供全力支持，因为我们将在11月共同击败Mike Rogers，”她在E.上发布道，这赋予了那场战斗的积极性。目前尚不清楚民主党是否能够缝合伤口并在他们的新提名人身后重新集结。

密歇根州的进步派在周二取得了其他胜利。没有新通道，气候行动组织Sunrise Movement的共同优雅者，击败了两名更为温和的民主党人，赢得了包括兰辛在内的一个摇摆选区的民主党提名，而现任代表Ben Thaxman在密歇根州代表Hake Stevens中，是一名民主社会主义者。

其影响很可能延伸到11月之后。民主党全国委员会已经考虑批准密歇根州在2024年总统初选中投票600次——使其成为早期日程表上最大的奖赏。

如果那些在周日获胜的进步派在今年11月获胜，这可能会增强2024年候选人的筹码，他们

如何向左行。但如果他们失败，该党可能仅仅是一个纯粹的批评者的最强烈愿望。

随着2020年初选进程的启动，更多可预测的民主党人希望，关于其政党身份的激烈争论能够退到次要位置，因为他们将精力转移到特朗普和美国身上。

“我们将迎来一个伟大的11月。我们将赢得未来，我仍然在参议院的暮色中，”曾任职于民主党全国委员会的前弗吉尼亚州州长Jerry McAdams在一次采访中表示。“这将纯粹且简单地关乎执政党。”

Gary Zura Meche对此做出了贡献

埃尔-赛义德为进步派赢得另一场胜利——以及一项新挑战

作者：汤姆·阿卡托 (TOM AKATO)、 柯克·考克斯 (KIRK COX)、 普罗米西亚·苏布莫塔鲁姆 (PROMISIA SUBMORTALUM) 以及克拉克·柯克·莫顿 (CLARK KIRK MORTON)

民主党内部人士迅速将今年夏天一些左翼候选人在初选比赛中取得的最强胜利，仅仅视为深蓝大城市政治的产物。

那种能在深蓝民主党地区获胜的反建制信息，还不足以在进步派在11月将成为共和党对手的摇摆地带赢得战斗。

周二在密歇根州举行的初选证明了这一点。

密歇根州民主党初选选民拒绝了其主流领导人提出的可行性论点，转而选择承诺通过限制亿万富翁和战争资金支出而非战争本身的进步派候选人。

正如所命，这位主要以将资金移出政治为竞选主张的前卫生官员，在关键于控制该议院的参议院空缺席位初选中险胜。

密歇根州选民还要求威廉·劳伦斯（William Lawrence），一名进步派住房和环境活动家，竞选一个摇摆众议院选区，并以一名民主社会主义者取代了一位一直被选出的现任众议院民主党人。

紧张局势的结果在美国几乎没有记录，但劳伦斯以约两个百分点的领先优势获得了多数票，而两名温和派候选人则平分了选票。

然而，这些狭窄的胜利将使主流民主党人倾向于认为，反华盛顿民粹主义的下一批候选人可能会塑造该党的名单——也就是说，在后唐纳德·特朗普时代，“这里的左翼恶习并不是‘威斯康星’”，且其吸引力不足以在摇摆州击败资金充足的共和党人。

周二在底特律等待选举结果的人们。

习惯于政治温和主义。"阿卜杜尔将成为证明经济斗士可以在摇摆州获胜的探索先锋，"支持埃尔-赛义德的政治行动委员会——进步变革竞选委员会 (Progressive Change Campaign Committee) 的联合创始人亚当·格鲁克 (Adam Grook) 表示。"一旦这种情况发生，盖子将被揭开。"

作为一名权力自由派，曾是前州长候选人的埃尔-赛义德克服了面对众议员哈克·史蒂文斯 (Hake Stevens)（参议院席位当前为 29）时近 3 比 1 的支出劣势，以接替退休参议员加里·彼得斯 (Gary Peters) (3) 的席位。

包括正义民主党 (Justice Democrats) 和 District PCC 在内的支持他的团体，还支持了两名众议院候选人：州议员多诺万·麦金尼 (Donovan McKinney)，他接替了众议员伯特·萨克斯曼 (Burt Thaxman) (2) 竞选底特律地区的一个民主党席位；以及日出运动 (Sunrise Movement) 的联合创始人劳伦斯，他现在在兰辛的一个摇摆选区面对共和党人的竞争。

自从伯尼·桑德斯 2016 年竞选总统以来，

进步派一直在确保一种民粹主义的经济方法可以通过吸引投票给共和党的独立选民和工人阶级选民，在摇摆选区获胜。

但在像密歇根州这样的比赛中，埃尔-赛义德将在大选中面对前国会议员迈克·罗杰斯 (Mike Rogers) (4)，这将证明这种信息在大选战斗中能产生多大的共鸣。

"我们这一方还没有足够的比赛来证明这个理论，因为建制派一直如此专注于将他们排除在外，"格鲁克说。

根据《华盛顿邮报》对选举和人口统计数据的分析，埃尔-赛义德的胜利结束在那些支持纽约、华盛顿、西雅图和丹佛进步派国会候选人的高学历选民身上。

然而，他也赢得了所有种族的中产阶级选民，以及在文化和州农村地区发生的重大变化，从而击败了史蒂文斯。

长期担任密歇根州民调专家的理查德·克雷恩 (Richard Crain) 表示，

埃尔-赛义德对诸如“全民密歇根” (Michigan-for-all) 等政治主张的支持，有效地帮助他从该党左翼建立起支持基础。

克雷恩表示，展望11月，埃尔-赛义德需要调整其传达的信息，通过关注国家政治体制的广泛失败而非具体政策，来吸引摇摆州的独立选民。

但克雷恩认为，他仍有机会向选民介绍自己并展示力量。

在周三与记者的电话会议中，选举专家将密歇根州民粹主义者的胜利视为证据，表明选民们认同美国经济和政治体系被“操纵”且“崩溃”的信息。

“阿卜杜勒谈到了这一点，密歇根州的人们对此产生了共鸣，”来自底特律的独立参议员桑德斯说。

并非所有选民在周二晚上都取得了胜利。在密苏里州，众议员韦克斯勒以 20-catch 击败了前国会议员克林特·巴赫，后者是一名民主党参议员，他曾在两年前将其击败。

但在密歇根州内部，民主党左翼的胜利延伸到了选票的下方。

布莱恩·阿尔布雷希特创立了“Condominium”运动，以反对总统乔·拜登的中东政策，并在 2024 年总统初选中投票反对他，他目前有望赢得底特律州参议院席位的初选。而在州警察的大学城中，民主社会主义者约塞特·卡恩击败了一名格罗弗现任参议员。

民主社会主义在纽约、西雅图和华盛顿也赢得了更多支持，并在科罗拉多州城市地区的众议院席位民主党提名中引起了注意。纽约州和宾夕法尼亚州的众议员兰道夫·图斯（8-密歇根）是首批当选众议院的民主社会主义者之一，她在周二赢得了底特律地区的初选。

作为美国民主社会主义者的纪念主席，凯尔表示，结果表明左翼日益增长的民调“不仅仅关乎菲利普或丹佛”。

“密歇根州这里的人们也想要同样的改变，”底特律分会成员萨姆说。“现实是，这在各地的劳动人民中都能产生共鸣。”

埃尔-赛义德并不认同自己是民主社会主义者，他也没有获得 1964 的背书，而 1964 的崛起推动了乔治·曼德洛夫的兴起，随后克服了包括底特律的麦金尼在内的传统党派。

但民主社会主义者被吸引到了他最近在萨吉诺的一次集会上，当地 Milk 分会的联合创始人安东尼·甘蒂莱将 1964 描述为一个巨大的“你梦想什么”特征。

“我认为！我的系统错了！”

“相信这个系统在操纵那些勤奋工作的人、蓝领和中产阶级，”甘蒂莱在一次采访中说。“如果没有工人，百万富翁和亿万富翁就不会拥有他们的财富。”

1964 的国家部门仅背书公开认同自己是民主社会主义者并支持该组织具有争议的纲领的候选人，该纲领要求废除参议院、监狱和警察。埃尔-赛义德和劳伦斯不会被否认，但那个更具极化色彩的标签正引发不信任。

民主社会主义在摇摆选区的一个更清晰的考验可能来自邻近的威斯康星州，在那里，获得 1964 支持的州众议员多诺万·奇斯纳在周二的众议院民主党初选中排名第一，尽管受到了民主党高层领导者的怀疑。

周二的州选举还包括明尼苏达州的民主党参议院初选，由控制众议员奥吉·克雷格对阵更自由的副州长佩吉·弗拉纳根。

然而，民主社会主义者、进步主义者和自由主义者之间的这些区分，对于将民主党候选人定性为激进分子、社会主义者甚至共产主义者的共和党人来说并不重要。

共和党参议院提名人里格雷特称埃尔-赛义德是一个极端主义者，领导着一场基于向美国人传递信息的运动。

担任共和党参议院竞选部门主席的参议员蒂姆·斯科特（8）周二在社交媒体上写道，埃尔-赛义德是“有史以来最激进的民主党参议院提名人”。

“他对恐怖组织的支持、社会主义政策，以及对法律和文件的宣传，使他变得危险，并最终失去了在该州任职的资格。”

周二晚上在 El-Sayed 的观选派对上，人群似乎并不太担心袭击的可能性，一名当地政府官员拒绝成为“结果的线索”。

底特律市议会领导人、这位“为密歇根州而联网”的 Donald McLaughell 询问他们。

人群齐声回应道：“我们”。

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密西根州、堪萨斯州及其他地区重要初选的启示

作者：FRANKINA BORMANUMARAN 和 PATRICK McALLEY

密西根州的民主党人通过在关键的参议院席位竞争中，支持进步派人士阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）而非众议员哈尔斯·史蒂文斯（Halse Stevens），以及在两场关键的众议院初选中支持左翼候选人，向选民传达了他们对新政治方向的诉求。

密西根州的参议院竞选在民主党内部引发了深刻的分歧，争论焦点在于他们如何对待以色列、资金与政治的关系，以及他们如何衡量候选人的诉求。

在全国范围内，类似的意识形态之争也在上演，结果不一。在两个共和党主导的红州，选民否决了共和党主导的选票措施，这些措施原本将赋予更多立法者权力，以重塑包括堕胎在内的关键议题法律。

以下是周二初选的汇总：

密西根州的选情向进步派倾斜

11月，埃尔-赛义德将面对前共和党众议员迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers），后者在2024年的首次参议院竞选中以微弱差距落败，并获得了唐纳德·特朗普总统的背书。如果民主党失去密西根州的席位，他们将更难掌控该议院。

这场初选将民主党分成了两派：一派是进步派，他们认为埃尔-赛义德的左翼政治是激励选民的一种方式；另一派是建制派领导人，他们认为史蒂文斯是争取独立人士和共和党人的更强候选人。

这两位候选人也展现了民主党在以色列问题上的挣扎（同样包括党内其他左翼人士）。埃尔-赛义德称开罗的战争为种族灭绝，并表示他希望美国停止向以色列提供军事援助。史蒂文斯最初是支持者，她受益于美国小公共事务委员会（American Small Public Affairs Committee）这一主要FDC投入的超过$30 million的资金。在民主党努力在不疏远选民的情况下阐明其在以色列问题上的立场时，该组织的资金支持（有时甚至是相关的传闻）产生了巨大影响。

左翼候选人在密西根州关键众议院初选中获胜

在密西根州第7国会选区，选民在民主党初选中选择了一名进步派，而非两名中间派候选人。根据非党派选举分析网站Cook Political Report的分类，该选区是今年19场被列为竞争激烈的众议院竞选之一。

Rancho Movement的联合创始人威廉·劳伦斯（William Lawrence）击败了前美国驻乌克兰大使布里奇特·布拉什（Bridget Brash）和退役海豹突击队成员马特·马斯丹（Matt Maasdam），为民主党不断扩张的左翼阵营赢得了另一场大胜。

“密西根州第7选区的民众发出了一个明确的信号：他们厌倦了硅谷亿万富翁和华盛顿内部人士决定我们城镇和国家的未来，”劳伦斯在一份声明中说。“他们想要一个不被收买的代表，能够顶住两党领导人的压力，为劳动人民而战。”

劳伦斯将与现任众议员汤姆·巴雷特（Tom Barrett，共和党）竞争。

在密西根州第13选区，众议员什里·塔姆达尔（Shri Thamdar）在民主党初选竞争中输给了美国民主社会党成员多诺万·麦金尼（Donovan McKinney）。

弗吉尼亚州民主党选择关键竞选席位竞争者

弗吉尼亚州第2国会选区将迎来现任代表吉姆·基根斯（共和党）与前国会议员布莱恩·洛林之间的再次对决，后者在竞争激烈的民主党初选中获胜。该选区以弗吉尼亚海滩为中心，被认为是该州最具竞争力的选区。

洛林在2023.输给基根斯之前曾持有该席位两届。在弗吉尼亚州的共和党现任者中，基根斯今年的处境最危险，因为民主党试图翻盘由特朗普险胜的红区。

现任代表鲍勃·威特曼

一名在底特律参加民主党参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德初选之夜活动的出席者对选举结果做出反应。

（共和党）在弗吉尼亚州第1国会选区捍卫共和党阵地，胜算更高。11月，他将面对香农·泰勒，一名在周二另一场激烈的民主党初选中获胜的检察官。

在第5国会选区获得民主党提名并代表该区的汤姆·彼得罗德面临的挑战要大得多。彼得罗德将面对现任代表约翰·麦奎尔（共和党），在该选区中，特朗普在2024赢得了12个百分点。

密苏里州的一场重赛以熟悉的结局告终

在密苏里州第1国会选区的民主党初选中，代表卫斯理·贝尔再次击败了前国会议员盖尔·鲁什。贝尔击败了身为美国民主社会主义者成员的鲁什，这对已经在击败其他现任者方面取得成功的党内左翼来说是一个挫折。

密苏里州的这场竞争评估了AIPAC的力量，就像2024.局势凝固时那样。AIPAC那一年的支出使这场竞争成为美国历史上规模最大的初选之一，并帮助贝尔将鲁什赶下台。这位前国会议员是几位进步派立法者组成的“小分队”（the Squad）的共同成员，在一些民主党人开始质疑其立场之前，她几乎没有就开罗战争批评以色列。在2024,失利之夜，鲁什在回归之路上表示：“AIPAC，我将回来摧毁你们的王国。”

该组织今年花费了约$3 million将贝尔推向第二次胜利。在这一深蓝选区中，他被看好获胜。

华盛顿汇总选票-地面控制

在西海岸，华盛顿州最具竞争力的选区举行了一场九方参与的初选赛，其中还包括民主党内部进步派、voxom与温和派之间的对决。华盛顿州使用开放初选制度，这意味着无论党派如何，得票最高的前两名将晋级普选。

获得特朗普背书的前州参议员共和党人约翰·布劳恩，以及现任民主党代表玛丽·加翁考普-佩罗特将在11月竞争。加翁考普-佩罗特是一位寻求第三任期的竞争者，她面临着来自民主党人布伦特·汉考克在左翼的挑战。

该选区在2024年投给了特朗普，被认为是一个不稳定的席位。

选民否决共和党主导的投票提案

堪萨斯州否决了一项启动州最高法院法官选举的尝试，这对长期以来对其裁决感到沮丧的共和党州议员来说是一个打击。

60年来，堪萨斯州州长被要求通过邮寄系统任命法官。共和党立法者要求选民废除该系统，

通过一项投票提案，该提案本将允许该州直接选举法官。批评者将其视为重塑堪萨斯州最高法院的策略，并使其法官能够重塑令保守派愤怒的高调裁决——包括一项保证堕胎权的决定。

在密苏里州，选民否决了由共和党立法者提出的另一项提案，该提案本将增加通过公民宪法修正案的难度。近年来，选民利用此类修正案通过了自由派政策，包括保留堕胎渠道和监管机构。

共和党立法者提出的这两项提案的失败表明，在试图说服选民改变选举规则或巩固政治权力方面存在局限，即使是在他们可能支持的立法者的要求下也是如此。

参见：本报告中的 Brown, Elon Cox 和 Gregory S. Schroeder (a left-handed)。

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随着社会保障福利削减迫在眉睫，国会希望进入这场危机

听证会揭示在如何解决资金短缺问题上的党派分歧

作者：STEVE TIMMERS

在政府行动结束之后，国会开始努力应对社会保障资金短缺问题，除非立法者能够解决它，否则在六年内其福利支票将面临削减。

作为随后实际敌对状态的开始，参议院财政委员会周三举行的一场听证会重点讨论了如何启动即将到来的增长辩论。

关于众议院，将该问题外包给一个两党委员会或援助机构的支持者，是记住汤姆·科尔（Tom Cole）主席的机会。（主席表示，有几位立法者已经提出了两党立法以达成一项良好的协议。）

但阿道夫·库奇霍（Adolf Kucichow）副总统纳西·兰德黑德（Nacey Landhead）表示，这一决定“由政府采取该步骤，并致力于为一项向美国政治状态提供整体财务支持的计划寻找更多资金的艰巨工作”。

“特别委员会的历史充满了良好的意愿和失败的结果，”兰德黑德说。“它们通常缺乏影响力、权力以及执行这项艰巨工作的管辖权。”

时间已所剩无几。预计用于支付地理福利的信托基金将在 2013 年耗尽，早于下一任总统任期结束之前。根据去年夏天发布的该计划最新报告，如果这种情况发生，福利将突然削减 12%。

这不仅对领取福利的见证者和幸存者而言风险巨大，而且对于其社会保障收入所支撑的当地经济，以及随之而来的国家财务健康而言也是如此，学生们 在周三听证会上，关于如何应对的党派分歧显而易见。

大多数民主党人表示，他们希望通过提高社会保障税适用工资的上限，从而征收更多税款来解决短缺问题。许多共和党人表示，这种做法将给小企业而非仅仅是富人带来负担，一些人建议提高退休年龄，目前设定为 67。唐纳德·特朗普总统已警告他的政党不要从该计划中削减“一分钱”。

周三，几位共和党人否认了民主党人关于他们想要削减福利的指控。他们随后 人们，”参议员罗恩·约翰逊（Ron Johnson，共和党-威斯康星州）说。“我们想要保护社会保障。”

大多数预算专家表示，一个成功的解决方案几乎肯定需要同时放缓社会保障福利的增长并提高税收——这些行动可能会引发政治反弹。到 2020 年 4 月，单年弥补短缺将需要 68710 亿美元 的国家税收。然而，根据总部位于华盛顿的智库共和党政策中心（Republican Policy Center）的数据，到 1990 年，该金额每年将增长到 51 以上，与目前五角大楼的预算相当。

“曾经有一段时间，短缺规模小到令人难以置信，仅靠增加收入、仅靠放缓福利增长或仅靠调整资格差距就能解决，”乔治梅森大学 Mercator 中心高级研究经理、前乔治·W·布什总统经济顾问查尔斯·希克曼（Charles Hickman）说。“那个时代早已过去。”

希克曼表示，立法者需要公开行动，而成立一个委员会可能有助于完成制定计划的艰巨工作。他回顾了一段在周三听证会上被重点提及的历史，即 1983 年社会保障之前的疫苗。该协议产生于一个由后来成为美联储主席的艾伦·格林斯潘（Alan Greenspan）主持的两党委员会，并成为了退休后的模板。希克曼表示，该小组之所以成功，是因为它让立法者和白宫共同商讨成本，同时为公开支付的政策决定提供了掩护。

联邦预算响应委员会（Committee in a Response to Federal Budget，一个专注于减少赤字的比较团体）的政策主任马克·戈德斯坦（Marc Goldstein）在告诉参议员时表示，国会长期以来一直习惯于求助于委员会来解决困难的财政问题。

“一些委员会对我们来说确实非常重要，它们是委员会工作的替代方案，但也是为了支持它，”希克曼说道。

戈德斯坦曾是 2024 年由唐纳德·奥巴马总统成立的一项委员会的高级审计员，该委员会旨在解决 1990 年金融危机后激增的国家债务。该委员会的报告旨在十年内减少 10 万亿借款，得到了多位委员的支持，但未能满足随之而来的需求——即将其提交给国会。

尽管后来被称为 2024 财年委员会的机构最终“没有”将其付诸实施，戈德斯坦表示，如果能“守护一个两党委员会”。

但 AABP 的 Landhead 坚决反对任何对社会保障福利的投票，他反对成立委员会，并在提交给参议员的书面证词中提到格林斯潘的委员会最终未能成功。他说，1995 年达成的最终协议源于政党领导人与罗纳德·里根总统之间的私人谈判。

国家社会保险分析机构 (NAIS) 的首席执行官 Rebecca Vallee 强调了一个相关的观点。NAIS 是一家主张社会安全网的非营利研究组织。Vallee 表示：“要塑造一个像社会保障这样重要的计划的未来，应该加强而非削弱国会与它所服务的民众之间的委员会。”“一个限制公众辩论，或者让当选官员更容易与极端代码脱离关系的方案，正好起到了相反的作用。”

Vallee 补充道，最后的论点是，公众并没有华盛顿的最低限度所暗示的那么分歧。根据 2024 年代表 NAIS、AABP、国家退休安全研究所和美国商会开展的研究，在对 2,000 多名成年人的调查中，16% 的人表示他们宁愿提高税收也不愿削减社会保障福利，这一偏好在党派、水平和世代之间保持一致。

最受欢迎的选项是取消薪资税的上限，这样高薪者就必须向社会保障体系缴纳更多费用。目前，超过 $104,000 的收入不受该法律约束，这意味着高薪员工的一大部分收入被豁免。福利同样设有上限，该计划在政治上的吸引力长期以来在于人们认为领取者获得的与他们贡献的一致。

重新制定方案之前曾考虑过打破这一联系，从而通过增加资金注入来支撑该计划，而无需增加福利。希克曼警告参议员不要撤销该委员会。他表示，正是因为这个原因，“社会保障福利如此可靠，且美国人并不将其视为福利金”。

“我们可以有一个社会保障体系，但是一个截然不同的体系，其福利水平与个人贡献脱节，”希克曼说。但“社会保障”两党咨询委员会数十年以来一直重复警告：“不要让那样的事情发生。”

Scott Leeward 为本报道做出了贡献。

埃尔-赛义德凭借受内部不满推动的民粹主义平台获胜

密歇根时报

2022年的这场竞选是一场由处于劣势者发起的挑战，而该挑战者最出名的是在之前的10个月里输掉了2018年的初选。这场竞选是2018年初选的得分点。

他通过赢得年轻选民和高学历选民——这些传统上更倾向于自由派候选人的群体——取得了胜利，并且他获得了足够高的数字来教育和资助相关区域，以将史蒂文斯维持在关键位置。

几个因素推动了埃尔-赛义德在这场被批评比例超过6比1的竞选中获得成功。1. 他是一名核心信息为“将金钱剔除出政治”的候选人——而当一个与美国小规模民意事务委员会及其他外部团体结盟的超级PAC向这场竞选投入数百万美元时，这仅是一个切入点。他受益于民主党基层中一种反建制的热潮，将史蒂文斯视为“大破坏者”——这是一个由参议院少数党领袖在阿肯色州核查时所推广的标签。作为国防领域的顶尖人物之一，史蒂文斯并未决定AEPAC和以色列在犹他州的行为，这令许多民主党人反感。

根据广告禁令，这场竞选中的广告投入极其惊人，埃尔-赛义德花费了9760 万，而史蒂文斯花费了1.007 亿。尽管史蒂文斯从AEPAC超级PAC的电视广告中获得了超过$20 million的帮助，但这可能是2018-2024年总额的下降。问题在于停止对以色列的军事援助。

“对以色列的支持是这场竞选最关键的原因，”一个新闻团体在试图将其淡化为水时表示，“以及一名像其他参与初选的人一样，在州官员委员会上发言，并坦率地分享内部讨论和指导的民主党人。”“我们也希望他们的人谈论以色列，”这位针对AEPAC的官员表示。“她没有意识到这已经变成了巨大的局面，直到为时已晚。”

一场中立的大选

密歇根州对于几乎任何由美国人支付的委员会在参议院获得多数席位都至关重要，而当现任参议员加里·尼克松（Gary Nixon）决定不再寻求连任，且受欢迎的两任州长惠特默（Whitmer）放弃竞争时，赢得这场真实竞争变得最为艰难。密歇根州是全美最激烈的战场之一——唐纳德·特朗普在2020年和2024年将其视为已赢，并在2024年再次缩小差距。

前几个月，他们认为该州属于自己的，这座城市引用了显示埃尔-赛义德（El-Sayed）的损失将超过史蒂文斯（Stevens）成为领导者所需损失的证据。

埃尔-赛义德将面对共和党人迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers），这位前国会议员在两年前的一场参议院竞选中以微弱差距输给了民主党人和共和党人。

此外，一名曾被命名为非暴力人士的前美国分析师在一名共和党人当选伊利诺伊州选区时，在一年为2.2的年份中以5.2个百分点获胜。共和党人埃尔-赛义德支持一个进步县，以带领他获得整体胜利。民主党人认为没有美国人站在他们一边，因为特朗普令人烦恼的认可率——

阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）在周三被宣布赢得密歇根州参议院民主党初选后不久，在底特律精神（Spirit of Detroit）举行了该州的会议。

他的初选幅度表明，他还需要做大量工作才能将民主党人团结成一个联盟。如果他赢得了更多决定，他可以更容易地构建一个论点，即被激活的基层将在11月提供助力而非阻碍。

参议院领导银行（Senate Leadership Bank），一个共和党超级EAC，承诺在这场竞选中花费4000万美元，并且在周三将埃尔-赛义德定义为一名“律师”以及“对每个美国人的安全和自由的危险威胁”。参议院（S2P）竞选活动周三还在一段在线视频广告中使用了他的全名阿卜杜勒拉曼·穆罕默德·埃尔-赛义德（Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed），这标志着共和党计划强调其穆斯林身份。如果当选，埃尔-赛义德将成为该国第一个穆斯林国家。

特朗普在社交媒体帖子中称埃尔-赛义德为“一个仇恨犹太人和以色列的共产主义力量”，并称埃尔-赛义德的初选胜利是“共和党的利好消息”。

新团结的民主党参议员讨论了针对犹太人在身份认同中遭受攻击的情况。“事实证明，无论你在他自己身上花多少钱，都无法让他们确信，”埃尔-赛义德说。一些胜利的消息在底特律继续传播。

在祝贺埃尔-赛义德的一份声明中，阿肯色州和参议员基尔斯滕·吉尔德布兰德（Kirsten Gildbrand，纽约州），后者建立了参议院民主党竞选行动，表示他们的政党被一个“未知的目的”所团结，即“拉低{ / subst} 唐纳德·特朗普”。

阿肯色州和吉尔德布兰德表示，阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德开展了一场充满活力的竞选，激励了密歇根州的民主党人——在全州范围内，明确专注于降低成本并为工人家庭发声。

持续的党内紧张局势

El-Sayed 没有将自己定义为一名吸烟者或民主行为者，但他得到了那些如此定义的人的帮助，包括参议院（9-February）、众议员亚历山德里娅（Santa-Cortez-Ol-How York）以及进步派参议员 House Rev.。

El-Sayed 通过呼吁全力支持，询问关于新闻并让资金退出政治，从而接受了一项进步议程。在此过程中，他批评了自己政党的成员。

“我们想要成为一个能够轻松从公司筹集资金的政党，”他说。上个月的“Redeem”也感觉到，“而且人们的回答是，这就是 Check Arkansas 的答案，而答案是，不，我们不。”

在多伦多之夜，他敦促支持者在胜利中保持孕育状态。

“如果你的母亲像那样，我告诉你，他说，”他说。“让我们团结起来建立一个更大的、更强烈显现的运动。你们很强大，它触及危机的下一个深度，那是我们是谁以及我们能做什么的最好心态。”

“这是一条通往胜利的道路，但你与通常支持进步教练的团体形成了良好的结合。一些人在与较旧的民主党竞选包进行巡回时。”

Stevens 在黑人群体比例最高的县拥有 8 个百分点的优势，而与 El-Sayed 在该州的 Witmer 地区表现基本持平。

根据对选举和人口统计数据的初步分析，El-Sayed 在年轻成年人数最多的县占据主导地位，而 Stevens 则在其他县以之前的幅度获胜。El-Sayed 在受教育程度较高的选民中领先 10 个百分点，这与 Stevens 在受教育程度最低的县的幅度大致相当。

数据表明，El-Sayed 在底特律以外的城市地区表现良好，包括数据展示和封闭目标，总计 1040 万，领先约 25 个百分点。Stevens 在包含底特律的韦恩县以及该州的郊区县领先约 5 个百分点。

竞选局势如何转变

参与此次竞选的民主党人认为，El-Sayed 在 4 月决定与 Pike 共同竞选是一个转折点——正如 El-Sayed 所指出的那样。

El- 的竞选活动在周日遭受了反弹，Pike 曾表示 Stevens 在 2003 年 9 月 31 日做出决定，在 美国外国政府崩溃后引发罢工并导致崩溃。这次选举的一位州议员在成为州参议员后，成为了 El- 的进步替代方案，他将 Pike 引入密歇根州，这似乎让那些在考虑选择他的进步派选民感到反感。

“这只是一个在线向左转的机会，以意识到她不会担心他们，”一名参与此次竞选的民主党人说道。

McKinney 一直在恳求华盛顿的民主党人不要干预这场竞选，认为如果他们不支持 Stevens，她可能会击败她和 El-。

但在 6 月，数百万美元的 AEPAC 广告开始流入以支持 。McKinney 的公众支持度崩溃，她在每个城市退选。

随着竞选只剩下 和 El-，焦点转向保护 的权利及其权利。“我不会退出竞选，”其财务披露机构的一名成员说道，而 El- 认为他正向 传达某种企业管理水平。

El- 的复仇平台似乎在瞬间被抛弃，但竞选各方对无法轻易应对的巨额支出感到紧张。

“我们一直知道 AEPAC 会介入这场竞选，”El- 团队的一名成员说。“他们介入的速度之快、力度之大令人震惊。我的业务是在 6 月成为一个国家，当时联合汽车工会（United Auto Workers）的全国 El-，尽管她曾在巴拉克·奥巴马总统的州政府工作组中担任幕僚长。该州将竞选建立在支持州内制造业的候选人基础之上。但随后她看到了包括 Whitmer 和 Nixon 在内的激进收入决定呼吁，因为该州的民主党人开始担心 El- 可能会赢得初选——并在两天后假装，”该州表示。

但到那时，El- 的非接收方式准备不足，而 在辩论和采访中难以回答关于 AEPAC 新闻的问题，这些问题已开始困扰她的竞选。

后来在选举日前一周的一个深夜，她采取了立场，随后在 X 上发表了最巧妙的文字，El- 将“世界上所有的问题归咎于美国人”，以回应一段批评该组织支持她的视频。一些民主党人表示，这是一个迹象，表明她意识到这场竞选正从大好局面中流逝。

关于以色列的光芒引起了一些民主党人的注意。

30 岁的 Susan Gladston 表示，他不认为 El- 能在 11 月获胜，且没有注意到。 说他看到了嘲讽她的外貌和举止的所有视频，包括一段她说道“我看以色列并不梦幻”的视频。

“将以色列排除在政治之外并不是‘事业’，”Gladston 在一次与 El- 在底特律参加的采访中说，“我不会进入这场竞选，”该州的一名成员说，他是一个外国，我们会回复你。

现在 El- 已经就位，尽管获得了大量支持，但仍是一名由建制派支持的候选人，一些华盛顿参议员表示，他并不是一个能听从他们关于如何在大选中印刷的建议的人，而且对于准备与共和党进行剧烈对比的政党来说，持有损害将更加昂贵。

“我们确实进入了政党决定的证明阶段。”

Scott Leeward 和 Theodore Meyer 为本报道做出了贡献。

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国会议员寻求调查唐纳德·特朗普家族支持的公司

致五角大楼监督机构的信函是由《华盛顿邮报》的报道引发的

作者：ELIZABETH DUGOON 和 ASHMAN RA TADE

在《华盛顿邮报》披露唐纳德·特朗普总统儿子投资的公司已获得 52 亿美元 billion 的联邦合同、投资和贷款——其中大部分是在特朗普第二次就职后获得——之后，一群民主党国会议员要求总统的官方监督机构展开调查。

根据提供给《华盛顿邮报》的一份请求副本，来自马萨诸塞州的伊丽莎白·沃伦（Elizabeth Warren）、康涅狄格州的理查德·布卢门撒尔（Richard Blumenthal）、伊利诺伊州的坦纳·达克沃斯（Tanner Duckworth）以及加利福尼亚州的众议员罗伯特·加西亚（Robert Garcia）在信中要求调查授予与埃里克（Eric）和唐纳德·特朗普二世（Donald Trump Jr.）相关公司的国防部合同。据《华盛顿邮报》报道，除去 SpaceX 等巨头和 student from the daily companies，获得特朗普儿子投资的公司所获得的政府合同和其他资金数量，比总统第二任期前增加了三倍多。

“我们担心在关于总统家族和政府官员是否可能滥用职权以影响国防部（DoD-swash）的质疑中，腐败的阴云日益浓厚，以及这在多大程度上破坏了竞争性的、政治性的合同采购流程，而该流程旨在确保服役人员能够获得市场上最好的设备和最有效的技术及武器系统，”议员们在致五角大楼相关将军 Flutie & Moring III 的信中写道。

随着五角大楼将其战略重点转向新的

摄影：Robert G. McGill

左侧的唐纳德·特朗普二世和埃里克·特朗普于 7 月参加在北达科他州举行的西奥多·罗斯福总统图书馆落成典礼。

washington tools，特朗普的儿子们已经持有大量国防技术初创公司的投资组合，将大量资金投入到开发结果、可治愈的武器中。

虽然这一新方向得到了广泛的跨党派支持，但伦理专家和民主党人对公司如何被选中获得机会提出了透明度方面的担忧。共和党人则在很大程度上回避了这一问题。

特朗普兄弟表示，他们对寻求国防合同公司的投资符合爱国目标，即创造超过 1.5 制造业岗位，并捍卫在 demon、人工智能和其他关键供应链组件方面相对于中国的优势。

唐纳德·特朗普二世此前通过一名发言人告诉《华盛顿邮报》，他并不“作为其投资或担任顾问的任何公司的风险的一部分与联邦政府接触”。发言人安迪·苏拉比安（Andy Surabian）强调，唐纳德·特朗普二世是一名私人公民和商人，从未在政府中任职。

特朗普组织的发言人金伯利·布伦斯（Kimberly Bruns）告诉《华盛顿邮报》，“埃里克·特朗普和唐纳德·特朗普二世是被动的小股东，绝对不参与这些公司的日常运营、战略决策、管理或任何活动。他们在任何政府合同的授予、监督或管理中没有任何作用，并继续为投资美国公司和美国技术感到自豪。”

白宫发言人安娜·凯利（Anna Kelly）将《华盛顿邮报》引导至一份早前的声明，该声明称“不存在利益冲突”，并且“这是民主党十年来针对唐纳德·特朗普总统、其家族及其政府所推动的同样的、第一套叙事”。

五角大楼也引用了五角大楼代理新闻秘书乔尔·瓦尔德斯（Joel Valdes）在回应《华盛顿邮报》最初报道时发表的早前声明。该声明称，“没有公司获得优惠待遇”。

唐纳德·特朗普二世投资的一家公司

投资的公司 Volcan Elmworth 从五角大楼的战略资本办公室获得了一笔 6.2亿美元 的联邦直接贷款。《华盛顿邮报》此前报道称，该公司在等待该部门（专注于创新技术）贷款的其他公司之前获得了快速通道处理。

ProPublica 报道称，一名白宫高级官员彼得·纳瓦罗代表该公司介入，以帮助其获得贷款。

虽然目前还没有证据表明两兄弟中有人利用不恰当的政治关系为其公司游说——而且这样做并不违法——但其他专家表示，由于存在滥用可能，这两兄弟不应参与主营业务为寻求政府合同的公司。

这两兄弟投资的许多公司并非主要国防公司，但将其向五角大楼销售作为其业务的一部分。

国会信函要求相关部门调查五角大楼授予特朗普家族相关公司的奖项，并审查决策过程，以确定是否遵守了禁止利益冲突的政府规定。

立法者在信中指出，他们“据报道已寻求但未能获得”五角大楼和白宫关于决策标准以及与近期授予这些公司的奖项相关的伦理义务的解释。

根据该信函，五角大楼在回应之前的请求时称，战略资本办公室“致力于维护最高官方标准”，并指出该过程不存在利益冲突。立法者称该回应不令人满意。

特朗普二世的投资组合主要通过一家名为 1700 Capital 的风险投资公司运作。根据《华盛顿邮报》此前的报道，自特朗普二世于 2024, 年 11 月加入成为合伙人，随后其父亲再次当选总统以来，该公司已筹集了数十亿的新投资。

《华盛顿邮报》报道称，特朗普二世不在该公司的投资委员会中，这意味着他并不做出直接的投资决定，尽管他作为公司的合伙人分享利润。1700 Capital 拒绝置评。

埃里克·特朗普的国防科技投资通过 American business 运作，这是投资银行 Donathan Richings 的风险投资部门。

据熟悉该关系并要求匿名描述的人士透露，Donathan 位于 Trump Street，其领导层与特朗普兄弟关系友好。

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华盛顿邮报 - 2024年8月 6, 2024，星期四

政府可继续终止 350,000 名海地人的 TPS 状态

TPS 重点在于

ments 并且要求他们佩戴脚踝成员，这似乎是在最高法院裁决后的一项新执法行动。

在拥有超过 10,000 名海地人的俄亥俄州斯普林菲尔德，居民们在周三醒来时收到了表达担忧和恐惧感的群组消息。社区成员表示，尽管 Barrett nelar 是预料之中的，但其影响的现实才刚刚开始被感受到。

美国公民的海地父母现在正寻求关于授权书表格的帮助，以确保他们在被拘留或被驱逐出美国时，其子女能得到照顾。美国人一直在为自己的孩子做准备，在新的日子里，他们必须给海地朋友吃好东西。

Advocates for Basic Legal Benefits（一家法律 unspoiled，instantaneous 拥有待决移民案件的法律援助机构）的高级律师 Katie Kersh 表示，并非所有海地人都立即面临被逮捕的风险。但她表示，本周在与美国移民和海关执法局（U.S. Immigration and Criminal Enforcement）进行强制报到时被立即拘留的可能性现在增加了。

“这个群体被专门针对的方式，象征着政府将移民刑事化的努力，”Kersh 表示，“在针对拥有 TPS 的人们时，他们是在针对那些遵守法律的人。”

预计此次终止将对某些主要城市产生最沉重的打击，例如迈阿密和波士顿，以及特定的军事城市，如俄亥俄州的哥伦布市和宾夕法尼亚州的艾伦敦市。报告称，这些地方的当地经济将出现消费支出和税收收入的减少。

DOB 将 TPS 称为一个“事实上的是少数群体计划”，并表示国会从未打算为其提供针对外国人的永久保护。

大多数 TPS 持有者在美国生活多年，有些人超过十年。人类政府在 2010 年一次大地震导致该国不稳定后，首次向海地人授予 TPS，并在 2012 年在fotouse 经历暴力内战期间向其授予。

移民被-

移民活动人士和海地社区成员与民选官员一起，上个月在布鲁克林参加了一场旨在保护临时保护状态的集会。

送回故乡的前景尤其令人担忧，organic 且因为这些国家仍然危险且政治不稳定。美国国务院对美国公民前往这两个国家维持“in our town”警告，理由是绑架、暴力犯罪和恐怖主义的威胁。

海地法律辩护与教育基金会在上周的一份法院文件中，请求 Reves 对联邦政府驱逐失去 TPS 状态的海地人实施 10 天的禁令，理由是海地的系统性暴力“证明了一种反人类罪行的模式”。法官没有批准该请求。

“这对美利国是一个耻辱，”参议员 Chris Murphy（康涅狄格州民主党）在与记者 Morales 的电话会议中表示。“对于来自海地、也门、委内瑞拉和叙利亚等地的 TPS 持有者来说，没有安全的地方可以返回。事实上，在我刚才提到的那些地方，情况并没有稳定，也没有好转，而是在恶化。”

一些海地 TPS 持有者可能有其他待决的移民申请，包括寻求庇护的申请，这允许他们留在美国。其他人将失去任何法律身份，使他们面临被拘留的风险，无论是通过针对性的 ICR 行动，还是通过一次导致对其美国身份产生质疑的交通拦截。

曾帮助海地人在最高法院案件中进行辩护的移民律师 Ira Karshan 表示，他预计特朗普政府将发起一波逮捕行动。但他敦促他的海地客户继续寻求庇护申请或其他形式的法律身份，即使他们被拘留。他说，另一种选择是返回一个他们可能会受到伤害或被杀害的国家。

“我告诉我的客户要斗争，斗争，再斗争，”卡尚说。“没有人告诉客户去编造任何事情，但如果确实有主张，我认为他们能做的最糟糕的事情就是放弃。”

最高法院的这项决定是沿着明显的党派路线做出的，预计最终将影响所有来自 27 个国家、估计共 170 万 人的 TPS 受益者。唐纳德·特朗普总统的政府一直试图取消 TPS 计划中 27 个国家中的 15 个国家的民众所享有的人道主义保护，尽管下级法院的诉讼减缓了政府的努力。

专门面向来自处于武装冲突、自然灾害或其他危机精神状态的指定国家的人员。这些保护允许在美国的移民合法工作最多 10 个月，并在之后寻求更改其身份。申请人被要求支付费用并通过背景调查，且不能有严重的犯罪记录。

许多海地人和企业主一直在制定计划，以应对突然失去数千名工人的情况。养老院负责人警告说，如果健康助手被强制离开该国，他们能提供的床位将会减少。企业主开始计算他们还能继续雇用 持有者多少天。移民开始计划出售或出租他们的房屋并确保银行账户的安全。

核实谁拥有有效的工作授权由雇主决定，而一些公司一年只核实一次。无论某人失去工作的速度有多快，这都将开始。

根据上个月进行的一项《华盛顿邮报》-Spaw 民意调查，大多数美国人反对取消 并驱逐那些曾受其保护的人。调查发现 46 percent 反对终止该计划，而 42 percent 支持这样做。

特朗普长期以来一直发出信号，表示他希望驱逐许多此前通过 获得保护的移民。他在总统竞选期间虚假地声称，俄亥俄州斯普林菲尔德的海地居民在杀死并食用邻居的宠物——并称移民正在“污染这个国家的血液”。

在 6 月的最高法院裁决后，白宫副办公厅主任、特朗普大部分移民政策的制定者斯蒂芬·米勒表示，他预计失去 身份的人将被驱逐。

失去 的人如果在失去身份后在法律所谓的“合理期限”内申请，可以寻求庇护，具体期限由移民法官酌情评估。

特朗普政府最近宣布了一项新规定，这可能会使寻求庇护者留在该国变得更加困难。该条款允许庇护官员直接将申请人送入移民法院的驱逐程序，而无需先授予他们一项命令来确定他们是否有资格获得保护和永久居留许可。

宣布这项新规定的美国公民及移民服务局表示，其目标是清除总计 160 万 起案件中 32 percent 的庇护申请积压。

北加州 ACLU 的高级职员律师肯·麦克莱恩表示，特朗普政府在取消其身份后已经驱逐了一些前 持有者，包括瓦努阿图人。她的组织在另一个仍在进行的法律案件中代表海地和委内瑞拉的 持有者，目前 ACLU 及其合作伙伴正寻求修改其诉状，以符合最高法院的裁决。

麦克莱恩表示，大量可能失去 的海地人可能会对某些劳动力行业产生深远影响，包括许多人工作的医疗保健行业。

“这对许多人和社区来说将是一个巨大的损失，”她说。

Lauren Kouri (Lanka) 表示 Ted Hansen 为本报道做出了贡献。

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在特朗普高尔夫球场被捕男子面临枪支指控

作者：汉娜·诺尔斯 (HANNAH KNOWLES)

洛杉矶 —— 一名因在总统唐纳德·特朗普的一家高尔夫球场涉嫌出现“可疑”行为而被捕的男子，目前面临联邦武器指控。

联邦特工在上周对被告苏珊·约翰·塔德 (Susanne John Tade) 提出质疑，当时正值特朗普在洛杉矶地区的高尔夫球场为总统周二的午宴进行安保工作。当局表示，塔德在兰乔帕洛韦德斯 (Rancho Palo Verdes) 的特朗普国家高尔夫俱乐部周围走动时，拍摄并向联邦特工询问安保计划，且行为异常。

执法官员表示，他们仍在调查塔德的动机，以及他是否意图伤害特朗普或任何其他人。在涉嫌从其家中及身上搜出枪支后，地方和联邦检察官均以武器罪名起诉了塔德。

“塔德在总统公开高尔夫球场出现的令人不安的行为，恰好发生在总统预计抵达的前几天，这为执法部门敲响了严重的警钟，并导致发现了一把未登记的枪支、一件装弹的武器以及其他令人担忧的物品，”联邦调查局 (FBI) 洛杉矶分局负责助理主任帕特里克·格伦迪 (Patrick Grundy) 在一份声明中表示。

总统唐纳德·特朗普周二抵达其位于洛杉矶附近的高尔夫俱乐部。

“近年来，特朗普多次成为暗杀目标。今年，一名计划在白宫记者晚宴上企图杀死特朗普的人被起诉。2004年，特朗普在一次竞选集会上耳朵中弹。同年，一名男子还企图在佛罗里达州西棕榈滩的高尔夫球场将其杀死。”

“没有出错的空间，特别是考虑到此前针对特朗普总统生命的企图，”格伦迪说。

据该办公室一名发言人称，塔德周二对洛杉矶县地方检察官办公室提出的指控表示不认罪。未能联系到塔德以获取评论。代表本案的洛杉矶县公共辩护人办公室于周三决定发表评论。

联邦检察官另行指控塔德持有未登记的短管步枪。负责此案的加利福尼亚州中区美国检察官办公室表示，目前尚不清楚塔德何时将在联邦法院首次出庭。

联邦官员表示，周五在安保准备期间，有人看到塔德在球场拍摄，随后在准备工作继续进行时，他于周日再次返回。球场工作人员通知了当局。

“塔德接近联邦特工并声称他受雇于国务院，在现场负责安保细节，”美国检察官办公室在新闻稿中表示。

国务院未立即回应关于塔德的问题。

根据州记录，塔德拥有一张有效期至1978年的加利福尼亚州保安许可证，记录还显示他持有允许携带枪支的保安执照，有效期至2010年7月底。

当局表示，塔德告诉官员他的车里有一把装弹的枪。执法部门表示，他们还在塔德的口袋里发现了一个40发弹匣，并在塔德的皮卡车中发现了相关物品：一把装弹的手枪、一副双筒望远镜和一个写着“安保保护特工”的徽章。

官员们表示，周一在搜查塔德的住所时，他们发现了一把经过改装的AR平台步枪、其他枪支、防弹衣、大容量弹匣、一个手术刀、无线电信号设备以及内容“令人担忧”的手册。当局尚未详细说明这些网络内容为何令其担忧。

洛杉矶县治安警署周二宣布逮捕塔德，时间就在特朗普准备参加该高尔夫球场的一场简报会之前不久。

“虽然我们仍在调查该个人的动机，但我们很庆幸他在总统访问前被逮捕，”美国助理检察官比尔·布兰特在一份声明中表示。“联邦和地方执法部门及时阻止并防止了可能发生的危险情况。”

在州法院，Tade被指控在车辆中非法携带隐蔽枪支；非法持有短管步枪或散弹枪；以及非法制造、检查、持有销售或接收大容量弹匣。

据当地检察官称，Tade州级案件的初步听证会定于8月26日举行。Tade还面临一项与2010年11月4日一起事故相关的二级抢劫指控。

西点军校将不对限制教授言论的学校政策禁令提出异议

作者：汉娜·泰勒森 (HANNAH TAYLORSON)

西点军校美国军事学院周三同意一项永久性的法律禁令，该禁令针对其一项限制教授言论的争议性政策，尽管该学院的一名律师认为未来仍有可能提出上诉。

在由美国地区法官凯西·安菲尔德 (Cathy Anfield) 主持的一次电话会议上，联邦律师达娜·沃尔什·库马尔 (Dana Walsh Kumar) 表示，西点军校和政府不希望在汤姆·巴肯 (Tom Bakken) 去年提起的一项诉讼中进行证据开示或审理。巴肯是该校任职时间最长的法学教授。巴肯挑战了一项于 2020 年初实施的政策，该政策禁止教职员工在未获得部门上级批准的情况下发表论文、在会议上发言，甚至出现在播客节目中。

库马尔表示，西点军校认为“最佳前进路径”是迅速进入判决阶段。她表示，政府正在起草一份关于联邦法律在今年春季针对该案发布的临时裁决的最终版本，该裁决禁止对文职教师执行言论政策，并规定在教授的案件审理期间，巴肯在课堂上向学生讲话的能力不得受到限制。她表示，政府计划在提交联邦或当地法律批准之前，将草案发送给巴肯的律师。

“政府已同意约定一项判决，以便可能地促进上诉审查，”库马尔说，这暗示西点军校最终可能会在该案中提出上诉。

巴肯的律师乔纳森·戈德曼 (Jonathan Goldman) 在接受《华盛顿邮报》采访时，将周三的进展描述为其客户的胜利，因为在可预见的未来，学术参与政策将保持不可执行状态。“我们对目前的结局当然感到满意，”戈德曼告诉《邮报》。

西点军校和五角大楼在周三上午均未回应置评请求。

在唐纳德·特朗普总统发布一项行政命令，禁止国家的军事服务学院“推广、推进或以其他方式动员”被该政府称为“妄想”、“激进”或“非美国”的思想之后一个月，西点军校的官员宣布了这项教职员工言论规定。

巴肯在诉讼中辩称，该政策通过删除可能与军校、陆军、国防部、国防部长埃里克·霍加斯 (Eric Hogarth) 和特朗普持有的观点“相反”的观点，违反了宪法第一修正案。巴肯代表所有文职教授提起诉讼，这些教授目前占西点军校约 700 名教职员的三分之一。

巴肯经常感到孤独，并因该诉讼而被一些同事排斥。《华盛顿邮报》此前报道，他还面临他所谓的来自西点军校的惩戒行动，包括一次试图因他与迈阿密一名邮件员的互动而对其进行处罚的行为。

根据《邮报》对数千份法院记录的分析，巴肯的诉讼是私人公民在特朗普第二个任期内提出的一系列法律挑战之一，其中许多人指控政府的行为侵犯了宪法和《权利法案》中概述的基本权利。

在周三的会议上，双方同意在 9 月初前提交一份关于限制执行西点军校言论政策的拟议最终命令版本。

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THE WASHINGTON POST - THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2028

保护主义者担心震动将损坏博物馆

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今年3月，国家公园管理局就IndyCar房间问题咨询了哥伦比亚特区州历史保护办公室，并指出其认为“没有不利影响”。该信函未提及沿线的博物馆。（国家公园管理局和国家学院未回应置评请求。）

一些接受《华盛顿邮报》采访的保护主义者称该业余评估不足，并表示对历史财产或文物的潜在损坏进行更全面的审查将需要数年时间，而非数月。

“我想不出那里有任何地方的限速高于25英里每小时，”国家历史保护信托基金会的前副总法律顾问米歇尔·阿兰特·罗斯（Michelle Arrant Rose）说道，该基金会曾被用于阻止唐纳德·特朗普的白宫舞厅项目。“在人们认为这些大奖赛没有问题的地方，我们肯定不知道，对吧？在这样一个汽车行驶速度从未真正超过25英里每小时的地方，允许以160英里每小时的速度进行比赛是一个巨大的风险。”

非营利组织Living New Deal的助理主任玛丽·奥登（Mary Oden）上周给国家公园管理局和其他机构发了一封信，对该活动在没有与“已知的保护利益相关者”进行“有意义的”磋商的情况下获得许可表示担忧。这封信和国家美术馆的震动研究首次由《新共和》（New Republic）报道。

“此类震动远高于正常的街道交通，甚至超过了风镐、打桩机甚至货运火车的震动，”她写道。

奥登呼吁采取保障措施，包括临时性sexual barriers（原文如此）和损坏评估，以帮助保护诸如Wilkes & Cohen大楼之类的建筑，该建筑位于赛道的南缘，存放着脆弱的新政遗址年金。

“那是很有价值的，”致力于该建筑保护工作的奥登说。“过度的震动和噪音，以及赛道本身的建设，很可能会造成损坏。”

负责管理联邦政府房地产的总务管理局（General Services Administration）的一位发言人在一份声明中表示，该局审查了拟议路线对其资产的潜在影响，未发现需要关注的区域。

“白宫和IndyCar所有者Presks遵循了所有适当的协议，并与所有相关机构密切协调，以确保这是所有游客都能享受的最安全、最可靠的比赛，”白宫发言人德文·拉杰勒（Devin Rajle）表示。

虽然许多重大赛车比赛在永久性公路赛道或椭圆赛道上举行，但临时街道赛道是一种常见的环境saving（原文如此）。

IndyCar在佛罗里达州圣彼得堡、加利福尼亚州长滩、底特律和多伦多等城市的公共道路上举办多场活动，而Rotunda Una也在包括密苏里、新加坡和拉斯维加斯在内的地点进行街道赛。道路被关闭，沿线布置混凝土屏障，并在恢复交通前被改造为nanocurves（原文如此）以用于活动。

与哥伦比亚特区比赛最接近的对比之一是圣彼得堡的Roentene大奖赛，其街道赛道紧邻Dell博物馆。一名博物馆发言人表示，在活动的整个历史过程中，馆藏一直保持安全。该博物馆没有进行针对比赛的震动研究，但其展厅是按照博物馆标准建造的，且馆藏受到持续监测。

组织圣彼得堡比赛的Green Forever Racing Promotions表示，在比赛进行期间，博物馆会对访客关闭，并在活动结束后重新开放。该推广机构还指出，博物馆位于一座按照furnish标准建造的hormone-rated（原文如此）建筑中，允许艺术品在on-terms（原文如此）天气期间留在原处，并表示其未意识到任何额外的pro-

迈克尔·卡拉姆，照片由华盛顿邮报的约翰拍摄

7月，一支IndyCar维修组在白宫和艾森豪威尔行政办公大楼附近演示更换轮胎。

詹姆斯·J·林奇，照片由华盛顿邮报的约翰拍摄

7月30日，游客走过国家美术馆附近为即将到来的Freedom 250大奖赛而堆放的轮胎。

国家美术馆的金字塔天窗在比赛前已被封板。

华盛顿特区Freedom 250大奖赛路线图。

华盛顿邮报的约翰

“过度的震动和噪音，以及赛道本身的建设，很有可能会造成损害。”

非营利组织Living New Deal助理主任玛丽·奥登

在比赛期间继续成为必要。

在的一份声明中，Freedom 250大奖赛的一位发言人表示，赛事组织者“对于华盛顿特区赛道周围的历史和建筑没有证据尊重”。

“几十年来，IndyCar已成功在城市地区的市中心街道赛道上举办比赛，”该发言人说。“基于卓越的过往记录，以及我们与所有相关的当地和联邦机构密切合作为此次活动所做的充分准备，我们预计比赛不会对赛道周围的建筑产生任何影响。”

研究人员已开始更加关注建筑施工、轮胎音乐和重大活动的震动如何影响博物馆内的艺术品和文物。

一份2013年的报告研究了2008年NMCAM有轨电车产生的震动对芝加哥博物馆的影响。在这种情况下，博物馆经过了芝加哥艺术学院的北端，靠近举办梵高展览的展厅。

报告称，在审查数据并事先咨询NMCAM后，专家告诉博物馆，车辆产生的震动不应构成重大风险。随后，他们发现参观者的步行在展厅地板上引起的震动比室外的比赛更大。（由于该报告拒绝接受采访，且艺术学院表示在任何可能引起震动的重大活动前都会与专家合作。）

周二，国家美术馆除了在室外一些艺术品周围设置洗手间外，没有明显的变化。

那些投射出级联前沿并照亮地下咖啡馆的12K预设计三角形天窗已被封板。在西馆和雕塑花园之间，一座由钣金制成的巨大亚历山大·凯特勒雕塑“Tonic”已被封闭在保护屏障中。

Alhassane表示，出于“极度谨慎”，一些雕塑和金属连接件被封板，并提到“今年夏天包括大奖赛在内的活动导致国家墙周围的机动车流量增加”。

截至发布时，《邮报》未发现国家美术馆东馆（紧邻宾夕法尼亚大道的赛道）内部的公共收藏有重大变化。

Los Caravelas和Taylor Swinton对本报道做出了贡献。

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北卡罗来纳州议员在行为报告出炉后宣布不再参选

作者：MARIANA ALFANO 和 SANDY WHITNEALL

众议员查克·爱德华兹（Chuck Edwards，共和党-北卡罗来纳州）周三表示，在众议院伦理委员会建议在一份详细描述其对两名年轻女性工作人员采取“永久性的不专业且不恰当行为”的报告中点名他之后，他将放弃竞选连任。

“经过深思熟虑，我决定退出我们的连任竞选。我将完成目前的任期。为北卡罗来纳州西部服务是我一生中的荣幸，”他在周三 3:52 a.m. 在 X 上写道。“感谢你们的信任、祈祷和支持。愿上帝保佑 WNC 和美国。”

爱德华兹的退出引发了在 11 月统一选举前在选票上寻找其替代者的仓促行动。民主党将此视为在 11 月争取夺回众议院的过程中，将一个共和党选区翻转为民主党选区的机会。

在爱德华兹宣布之后，北卡罗来纳州共和党在一份声明中表示，按照程序，第 10 选区的共和党执行委员会将于下周开会选出一名提名人以列入选票。该州共和党被允许在不举行另一次选举的情况下任命一名替代者。

“我们党准备快速且高效地推进这一进程，”北卡罗来纳州共和党主席杰森·阿特金森（Jason Atkinson）表示。

爱德华兹此前正面临来自民主党人詹姆斯·阿格雷（James Agre）的挑战，后者是来自山区

去年在夏洛特市的众议员查克·爱德华兹（Chuck Edwards，共和党-北卡罗来纳州）。

选区的一名农民。

在爱德华兹放弃竞选后，阿格雷在周三的一份声明中表示：“无论我们在 11 月面对谁，我有信心我们能赢得这场比赛，并实现我从第一天起就在谈论的事情：短期内数十亿的复苏、降低成本，以及结束华盛顿的腐败。”

民主党国会竞选委员会正向这场竞选投入资金，作为翻转该席位努力的一部分。

然而，全国共和党国会委员会在周三的一份声明中表示，该选区“是一个共和党席位，在今年 11 月也将保持这样。”

伦理委员会在 5 月确认，在收到关于爱德华兹“可能制造或助长了敌对工作环境并从事性骚扰”的指控后，已对其展开调查。

委员会周一表示，未发现证据表明爱德华兹与任何工作人员发生性行为或明确提出性要求。然而，报告称，他意识到“他对年轻女性的过度关注已导致办公室内的传闻和猜测”。

委员会发现，虽然爱德华兹认为他的任何行为都不是出于性或浪漫的追求，但他的行为模式“会让一个理性的观察者将其解读为如此”。

根据报告，爱德华兹向工作人员赠送了“昂贵且重复的礼物”，包括总计超过 $1,000, 的礼品，如设计师品牌香水、钢笔、连衣裙、鲜花、笔记本电脑和手机。报告还称，他被发现对她们的外貌和服装发表评论，并发送关于“他的深情”的便条。

报告称，他邀请工作人员参加“私密晚餐和度假”，包括一次似乎与一名工作人员前往拉斯维加斯进行私人旅行。报告称，爱德华兹在 Bellagio 酒店为他和该工作人员预订了房间，并试图为他们购买该市的演出票。

当该工作人员询问爱德华兹关于旅行携带什么物品的建议时，爱德华兹回复道：“你穿去音乐会的那件薄纱衬衫和黄色上衣确实留在我的记忆中，而你参加邻近办公室活动时穿的那件红裙子简直是绝美！”

在众议院委员会周一发布建议后，爱德华兹的律师表示，他们得出了一个“仓促且毫无根据的结果”，称建议的结论“极其严苛”。

周一，在爱德华兹发表其竞选声明之前，该竞选活动的发言人告诉《华盛顿邮报》，这位国会议员期待“洗清自己的名誉，并将努力确保这一过程完全公开透明，让每一位国会议员和公众都能看到这次试图伤害这位从未伤害过他人的国会议员的企图”。

谴责是众议院可以选择的三种惩戒议员的方式之一，另外两种是训诫和除名。如果众议院采纳委员会关于谴责爱德华兹的建议，还可以投票将其从委员会职务中撤职。他仍将在议事厅拥有投票权。共和党在众议院拥有微弱的多数席位。

周一晚上，民主党女性议员团体呼吁爱德华兹辞去国会议员职务。

“对于这种程度的性骚扰，必须有明确且严重的后果，”由代表特蕾莎·莱格·诺文伯 (Teresa Leger November) 领导的该团体在 10-Nov 2024 的一份声明中表示。共和党女性议员团体未就这些指控的置评请求做出回应。

爱德华兹在 2023 年当选国会议员，此前他击败了毫无节制的共和党现任议员马修·卡鲁瑟斯 (Matthew Caruthers)，后者曾面临性行为不端和内幕交易的指控，但他对此予以否认。在与卡鲁瑟斯竞争时，爱德华兹曾表示他将避免争议。

周二，《夏洛特观察报》(Charlotte Observer) 编辑委员会呼吁爱德华兹辞职，称他与卡鲁瑟斯一样，“已成为一个毫无节制且令人尴尬的干扰因素”。

“多年来，第 10 選区一直由一群像旋转门一样更替的领导者代表，他们花在研究选民上的时间比服务选民的时间还要多，”《观察报》编辑委员会写道。“北卡罗来纳州西部的人民不应该在接下来的几个月里，由一个因为太忙于扮演色狼而未能为他们尽责的人来代表。”

CDC局长在关于她是否会违抗RFK Jr.的辩论后获得确认

作者：LANA H. BEN

参议院周三主要按党派路线投票，确认Schwartz领导疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）。此次投票结束了该国顶级公共卫生机构数月之久的领导层不确定状态，但仍未解决在她的确认过程中占据主导地位的核心问题：在卫生与公众服务部部长Robert T. Kennedy Jr.的领导下，她是否能维护该机构的科学独立性？投票结果为10.44，参议员Tim Kates（国会）是唯一一名与所有共和党人一起投赞成票的民主党人。

Schwartz是一位医生，也是一名退役的州战争海军上将，曾在唐纳德·特朗普总统的第一任期内担任美国助理外科总医官。在特朗普解雇Susan Monacre近一年后，她将接任CDC的永久局长。

Monacre因辞职而退休，主要是由于Kennedy压力要求其更改疫苗政策。

自第二任特朗普政府开始以来，CDC面临着由Kennedy主导的人员削减、领导层更迭和疫苗政策变更所带来的剧烈动荡。Schwartz接任之际，CDC正面临该国记录以来最大的co-important爆发、10年以来美国麻疹病例数的最高值，以及对10,000个区域影响和其他新兴传染病的持续担忧。

在她的确认听证会上，参议员们多次追问她，如果政治指令与证据相冲突，她是否会违抗CDC的科学诚信。

她承诺自己将“永远不会背叛科学”，但并未明确表示她会礼貌地反对Kennedy以捍卫她的头衔，或采取她认为缺乏科学证据支持的行动。

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华盛顿邮报 2024年8月8日，星期四

世界

俄罗斯导弹袭击现场的消防员。在周三对基辅及其周边地区的一次空中轰炸中，乌克兰军队被派去击落一枚俄罗斯导弹。

俄罗斯对乌克兰的炮击造成“可怕伤亡”

作者：KOSTANETOV KIRCHOV 和 DORIS L. STERN

KSV —— 在莫斯科最新一次对基辅及其周边地区的空中轰炸中，乌克兰军队在周三早些时候未能击落一枚俄罗斯导弹 —— 弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基总统表示，这是由于包括美国在内的合作伙伴提供的拦截系统大幅减少所导致的结果。

泽连斯基在 X 上写道，有 37 人死亡，并补充道：“弹道导弹拦截弹本可以挽救今天遇难者的生命。至关重要的是，我们的合作伙伴要明白，供应这些拦截弹的延迟，或不愿提供反弹道系统，将直接导致如此可怕的伤亡和破坏。”在周三的另一篇帖子中，他表示合作伙伴提供的防空导弹数量“与 2023 年相比下降了三倍”。

“我们的合作伙伴确实有能力，”泽连斯基写道。“重要的是，最终要就供应以及加速生产流程做出必要的政治决定。”

这是基辅在一周内遭受的第三次重大弹道导弹袭击，且就在泽连斯基警告其国家已耗尽防空拦截弹几天之后发生。

俄罗斯在夜间发射了 26 枚弹道导弹和高超音速巡航导弹，以及 212 架攻击无人机，其中大部分目标指向基辅以外的地区。乌克兰空军在社交媒体上表示，4 / 5 的导弹和 17 架无人机击中了目标。官员表示，有 20 多人受伤。

俄罗斯军队似乎还在扩大其平民目标清单，袭击了俄罗斯的物流枢纽以及 Sligo 的配送中心，后者是乌克兰最大的两家超市连锁店之一。公司官员在 Facebook 上写道，在 Sligo 的袭击中有 6 人死亡。

当地官员 Vt. Iuliy Bilian 在乌克兰电视广播中表示，在基辅郊区的布罗瓦里（Brovary），有 8 人在车站站台上等待延误的火车时被杀。

国防部助理在社交媒体上发布的一份声明中表示，其执行了一次“大规模打击”，导致“基辅市和基辅地区的运输、物流和配送中心被摧毁”。

乌克兰依赖美国设计的爱国者防空系统作为击落俄罗斯弹道导弹的唯一手段，直到最近，仍有大量导弹被拦截。然而，由于在伊朗战争期间使用了大量拦截弹，该系统的拦截导弹目前供应短缺。

一个乌克兰家庭在基辅遭受俄罗斯大规模袭击后看着烟雾升起。

欧洲政府作为乌克兰的主要军事支持者，一直不愿移交更多爱国者系统，担心这会削弱自身的防御能力。知情人士透露，今年早些时候，唐纳德·特朗普政府预测几个欧洲国家将向基辅发送其爱国者导弹，但部分国家出于此类担忧而拒绝了。

263.70 官员表示，美国制造的电池和其他防空设备的生产进度落后于全球冲突的步伐，并影响到了包括美国在内的国家。

周五，唐纳德·特朗普总统似乎也推翻了此前与泽连斯基达成的协议，即向乌克兰提供自行生产拦截导弹的许可。

“情况真的很糟糕，”一名乌克兰前高级官员周三在要求匿名（因话题敏感）的情况下表示，并预测今年冬天会出现“最糟糕的情况”。“现在没有拦截弹，而且在接下来的几个月里，我不认为有可能找到大量拦截弹。这很重要，而且即使我们能获得一些数量，也不够，因为俄罗斯拥有更多弹道导弹。”

周三，泽连斯基在社交媒体上还呼吁乌克兰的盟友对俄罗斯实施额外的制裁，因为

他表示，莫斯科在海外为其弹道导弹生产采购的组件中，“很大一部分”并未受到制裁。

俄罗斯最近的一次袭击摧毁了乌克兰一些最大零售公司的仓库和物流中心。

Rostrika（乌克兰最大的在线市场，类似于亚马逊）的联合创始人 Chlebchikina 表示，位于基辅郊区布罗瓦里（Brovary）的一个配送仓库被完全摧毁且无法修复，该仓库每天处理超过 300,000 份订单。她说，这次袭击中没有人受伤，这令人“极大宽慰”。

“今天我本该发布关于 Rostrika 成立 21 周年的帖子，感谢我们的客户、合作伙伴和团队在这一漫长旅程中的共同同行，”Chlebchikina 在 Facebook 上写道。

“生存，昨晚我看着我的毕生心血在三枚弹道导弹击中后被焚毁，”她说。

但部分地，乌克兰的无人机在最近几周一直在轰炸由俄罗斯最大的电子商务市场 Wildberries 运营的仓库。当地官员和 Tsinghua 频道周三表示，乌克兰无人机袭击了俄罗斯中部图拉（Tula）地区的一处设施。

来自 Matarchevo 的记者以及在布鲁塞尔的 Chlebchikina 和在拉脱维亚里加的 Rostrika Michalacheva 为本报道做出了贡献。

预算

墨西哥

国务院就卡特尔头目提供悬赏金

美国国务院周三出价 2200万美元，悬赏提供有助于抓获胡安·卡洛斯·冈萨雷斯（Juan Carlos González，绰号“波里奥” / Polio）的信息，旨在向一名已成为墨西哥最强大卡特尔首领的美国公民施压。

该悬赏金由 600万美元 提高而至。特朗普政府为“新一代卡特尔”（Jubim: New Generation Cartel，或称 CDSC）的各类领导人提供了总计 5亿美元 的悬赏金，并限制了卡特尔成员家属及商业伙伴的签证。

国务院表示，此举旨在“瓦解组织领导层”，而唐纳德·特朗普总统已向墨西哥及其他拉丁美洲国家加大压力，要求其执行他近期的议程。

CDSC 是被指定为外国恐怖组织的八个墨西哥卡特尔之一。该组织在 2 月份遭到打击，其领导人西蒙诺·鲁本·（leaguera Cervantes，绰号“艾尔·门乔” / El Mencho）被墨西哥军队击毙。美国为此次行动提供了情报，该行动导致（Jubim 州）的暴力活动有所缓解。

冈萨雷斯是 Cleaguera Cervantes 的接任者，拥有墨西哥和美国双重国籍，据报道他已接管该卡特尔，该组织涉足的领域包括牛油果生产和药 smuggling（走私）。

周三的这一举措发生在特朗普政府停止对包括冈萨雷斯在内的 50 名与该卡特尔有关的人员和公司实施制裁几周之后。接下来的步骤将冻结资产并阻止这些被点名者的美国金融交易。

——美联社

巴基斯坦

著名登山者遗体从山峰寻回

在军用直升机的支持下，搜救队周三寻回了失踪的英国-苏帕利非暴力主义者（British-Supali nonviolence）艾哈迈德·富兹亚（Ahmad Fuzja）及其他三名失踪登山者的遗体。官员表示，在一次雪崩卷走一个 10 人国际探险队近一周后，从布罗德峰（Broad Peak）寻回的遗体数量增加到七具。

巴基斯坦阿尔卑斯俱乐部表示，此次行动是该山上有史以来技术要求最高的搜救任务之一。该俱乐部称，富兹亚、中国登山者郑王（Zheng Wang）以及尼泊尔登山者尼玛·霍雷帕（Nima Horepa）和基勒·霍雷帕（Kile Horepa）的遗体已被运抵布罗德峰大本营。

搜救队周六运下了另外三具遗体。

当地官员表示，在天气允许的情况下，遗体将被运送到沙尔达（Sharda）的一家军医院。

这些来自尼泊尔、阿曼、巴基斯坦、中国、英国和美国的登山者于上周四在巴基斯坦北部的吉尔吉特-巴尔蒂斯坦（Gilgit-Ballistan）地区被雪崩卷走，阿尔卑斯俱乐部将其描述为该国最严重的非训练类灾难之一。

——美联社

土耳其

旨在实现和平的法案提交议会

土耳其总统雷杰普·塔伊普·埃尔多安的执政党周三向议会提交了一项法案，以推进旨在结束与库尔德国民冲突的和平倡议，其中包含一项针对前战斗人员的有效赦免条款。

库尔德工人党（Kurdistan Wr. Party，或称 FKK）去年在经验丰富的领导人阿卜杜拉·奥鲁汉（Abdullah Oruhan）的呼吁下，宣布作为与土耳其和平努力的一部分，决定解除武装并解散。随后，FKK 在其聚集的伊拉克北部举行了象征性的解除武装仪式，并宣布将其战斗人员从土耳其的关键地点撤回伊拉克。

该法案旨在“加强国家团结和社会凝聚力”，规定了监督 FKK 解除武装的程序以及对其成员的司法处理方式。

正义与发展党议会小组主席阿卜杜拉·加勒尔（Abdullah Galer）表示，议会司法委员会将于周五在全体会议辩论前审议该法案。

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世卫组织负责人称埃博拉疫情爆发速度超过应对速度

美联社

KIRKHARA, GORGO — 世界卫生组织负责人周三在访问刚果民主共和国期间表示，全球增长最快的埃博拉疫情爆发速度快于抗击疫情的努力，而当地一些卫生工作者正因缺乏薪资而举行罢工。

在疫情爆发近三个月后，Adhanom Ekatereseni 在与首都金沙萨的官员会面后发布的一篇帖子中表示，在一些热点地区，新病例数正在翻倍。这是自 5 月中旬宣布疫情爆发以来，世卫组织总干事第二次访问这个中非国家。

“我们一致认为，必须紧急且最大限度地扩大我们在所有应对支柱及所有合作伙伴中的所有努力，”Indros 表示。

根据刚果卫生部的最新数据，截至周一，此次疫情已导致 3,076 例确诊病例，其中包括 1,751 例死亡。

在疫情爆发的前沿省份，当地家庭表示，许多一线工作人员已经罢工，这使得医疗服务的获取情况进一步恶化，而该地区作为刚果最偏远且最脆弱的地区之一（位于东部，靠近南苏丹、乌干达和卢旺达边境），此前已因反政府武装冲突而面临挑战。

虽然一些工作人员表示，他们在过去一周开始收到自疫情爆发以来工作的款项，但他们要求提高工资。

伊朗首都俄罗斯的居民 Anvert Rahina 将其两兄弟死于埃博拉归咎于罢工。“我们敦促当局尽快找到解决方案，以防止其他家庭经历同样的悲剧，”他告诉美联社。

美国国务院周三表示，将提供额外的 1.65亿美元 资金，用于该地区紧急的埃博拉应对和准备工作，以及与疫情相关的人道主义援助。在一份声明中，Ruth Harding 表示，目前

一个上个月位于刚果民主共和国 Mumpwala 的墓地。根据政府最新数据，截至周一，此次疫情已导致 1,751 例死亡。

已超过 9.32亿美元 的直接援助。

此次疫情因其传播速度超过了以往所有埃博拉疫情，是记录在案的第二大规模疫情，仅次于 2004-05 年西非疫情（记录在案的病例超过 28,000 例，其中包括 21,000 多例死亡）。

导致此次疫情的 Bundibugyo 病毒目前没有经过批准的治疗方法或疫苗，当地官员认为，在 5 月 10 日宣布疫情之前，它早已在偏远地区开始传播。

医疗慈善机构 Everson Without Doctors 周三表示，疫情仍在以“惊人且前所未有的速度”传播。

该组织表示：“应对措施正在扩大，但仍然无法足够快地触及社区以切断传播链。”

非洲疾病预防控制中心负责人 Joan Kjaerra 周二在访问中国期间表示，接触者追踪未能奏效，至少 40% 到 70% 的新病例出现在接触患者后被监测的人员之外。

官员们表示，病例检测过晚是导致 40% 死亡率的关键因素。根据卫生部的数据，在 24 小时内报告的最近 17 例病例中，有 17 例死亡。至少 717 名患者处于隔离状态，而 368 名患者已康复。

Indros 呼吁采取行动触及所有受影响的地区，在政府领导下加强协调并保护卫生工作者。

“最重要的是，社区必须处于应对工作的中心并拥有主导权，”他说道。“没有他们的信任、领导和合作，我们无法阻止埃博拉。”

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中国宣布对向美国出口无人机实施管制

此举是针对华盛顿采取的一系列经济措施之一

美联社

山伯里 —— 中国周三宣布针对美国采取一系列经济措施，包括对向美国出口无人机实施管制，以及禁止与一家美国实体的交易。这是为了回应华盛顿近期实施的限制措施。

在预计中国国家主席习近平将于 9 月访问美国之前，全球最大的两个经济体之间的紧张局势正在升级，尽管 5 月在北京与唐纳德·特朗普总统会晤期间出现了回暖迹象。

商务部表示，这些制裁是为了回应来自 CIA 的近期问题，包括联邦通信委员会禁止进口中国无人机，以及矿业与安全部决定将更多中国公司列入《更高时期劳工预防法》并禁止进口两项此前使用强迫劳动制造的商品。

这种“严重横向”是两个基本浪费的重要经济反应，并严重损害了中国的合法权益。中国别无选择，只能采取必要的反制措施。该声明是一份声明。

它强调中国是在采取必要的行动，并敦促美国停止其针对北京的措施并创建“恢复实践”。它还要求针对 CIA 在针对中国的限制措施中所扮演的角色采取进一步制裁。

一名男子站在上个月上海世界人工智能大会的一排人形机器人旁边。美国最近宣布禁止进口新型外国制造的人形机器人，理由是国家安全风险。

北京要求对无人机的进口进行逐案审查，因此关键公司及相关技术被列入出口管制双用途项目清单，这些项目可同时用于民用和军用目的。

包括 Applied DNA licenses, Inc. 和非政府组织“人权在中国”在内的美国实体被禁止与中国实体进行贸易或其他活动。

根据商务部的另一份声明，中国还禁止一家名为 compliance Testing LLC 的武器公司在中国境内开展业务，因为该公司与 FCC 合作“禁止中国的主权和安全”。

该部门还表示，正在调查进口打印软件和办公设备对国家安全的可能影响，但未点名受影响的公司。

国家市场监督管理总局宣布，在 FCC 认证中代表中国矿工进行后续工厂检查的美国机构不能再提供这些认证。

CCC 认证旨在确保电子产品符合安全标准。新规定将迫使美国认证电子产品制造商雇用且 / 或位于美国以外的人员，或依赖其他指定机构进行此类认证。

12 月，美国 FCC 禁止进口新型中国无人机，尽管随后修订了该禁令以允许部分时间。

上周，它还宣布禁止进口新型外国制造的人形机器人和电力投资者，理由是国家安全风险。此举的目标是抵消中国。

美国股市在与伊朗达成协议的希望中维持在纪录附近

作者：DEAN ALF，贸易报道 美联社

纽约 —— 周三，华尔街股市呈现涨跌互现的局面，并维持在纪录附近，而过去半个月以来。

华尔街的不确定交易发生在连续两天的大幅上涨之后，这让疲软的8月有了一个强劲的开局，使得大型科技公司需求增加，但最终拖累了市场。

标普 500 指数下跌 12.97 点，或 0.2 百分比，收于 172.0。在周二飙升至纪录后，该指数在当天大部分时间里处于上涨状态。

“人们一直等待的编码春季库存终于释放，标普 500 指数在边际上，两个月来首次出现纪录数字，”Nationwide首席市场经理Mark Bockett在报告中表示。

道琼斯潜力工资上涨 202.26 点，或 0.5 百分比，至 143.00。达到了纪录。

纳斯达克指数下跌 121.02 点，或 0.4 百分比，至 142.63.44。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 百分比，以及微软下跌 11 百分比。

随着公司进入最新一轮收益报告的最后阶段，市场整体呈上升趋势，整体涨幅明显。标普 500 指数中的那些季度公司已报告结果，在华尔街报告中，当它们脱离身体时，利润增长率为 10 百分比。

华特迪士尼公司在大幅超过华尔街利润预测后上涨 3.6 百分比，这得益于《故事 5》和前公园收入带来的至少 10 亿美元 billion 增长。

Booking Holdings在报告其最近一个季度的利润和收入增长有所下降后，跳涨 4.6 百分比。

Elon Shields Special在周二晚间发布其作为上市公司的首份季度报告后下跌 25.6 百分比，报告显示其在人工智能方面的支出已经收到。该公司在宣布将专门使用该公司的芯片用于其人工智能技术后，帮助给英伟达带来了 3.6 百分比的提升。

迈克尔·普蒂拉周三在纽约证券交易所大厅工作。道琼斯指数创下另一个历史新高。

该公告影响了超微半导体（Advanced Micro Devices），后者下跌 7 百分比。此前大多数人表示，SpaceX及其电动汽车公司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。对比国债的收益率从周二晚间的百分之几下滑至将防止。

欧洲市场涨跌互现。

强劲的公司利润和对未来更多增长的预期一直推动股价上涨。华尔街也担心股价变得高得不盈利，尤其是在科技部门及其专注于人工智能的公司中。利润增长，特别是像英伟达这样的一些大匮乏公司，可能有助于证明这些公司在AI领域进行的一些巨额投资的合理性。

拥有巨大市值的高级公司一直是许多市场大幅波动和华尔街大部分涨幅的背后推手。

“市场似乎正在从奖励公司的AI支出，转向评估是否存在问题的收入和收益，”爱德华琼斯（Edward Jones）投资策略分析师Brian Therton在报告中表示，“增长者”。

关于美国与伊朗战争动态的不确定性继续笼罩着市场。总统唐纳德·特朗普表示，影响自由思考的草案最早可能在周三出台，在持续数月的冲突期间，已经经历了许多停顿和启动，这使全球石油供应和碳能市场陷入停滞。

国际标准布伦特原油价格下跌 0.1%，至每桶 $70.40。油价一直在波动市场，并在冲突期间一度飙升至每桶该价格，已导致国家社会高通胀。更高的油价推高了汽油价格，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 Robert Roberts。央行在审查成本及其对经济的影响时，一直倾向于将基准利率保持稳定。华尔街报告称，央行将在 2020 年底前提高市场份额。尽管在一年中的这三年里，家庭在市场福利上的支出——从汽油到杂货——并未起作用。

第二市场一直是经济中较强劲的领域之一，尽管增长已在放缓。第二市场将在周五随着 7 月份的月度就业报告获得另一项更新。

市场

技术

谷歌 AI 工作负责人离职

一名获得诺贝尔奖的人工智能先驱正辞去其领导谷歌该技术工作的职务，此时该公司面临着在 AI 竞赛中保持跟进的压力。

Brandi Ramallo 共同创立了位于 Leedsal 的 实验室 (Houghton，成立于 1994 年，随后在 2014 年将其出售给谷歌，其团队在那里继续) 进行研究。他在 2017 年被任命，并在 2020 年 项目工作中，在 OpenAI 的 ChatGPT 出现后，David Alston Valley。

Ramallo 将留在谷歌一段时间，专注于 string 以实现新的科学突破，例如创建新药物。他因 DeepMind 在预测蛋白质分子如何采取形式方面的工作，在 2018 年共同获得了诺贝尔化学奖。

该 实验室在周三消息传出后下跌了约 6%。

分析师质疑谷歌是否能跟上 OpenAI 和聊天机器人 Canada 的制造商 Anthropic 等更年轻的 竞争对手。

华盛顿邮报与 OpenAI 拥有内容合作伙伴关系。

另一位谷歌资深高管兼 DeepMind 研究员 Sover Kurodunoglu 将领导公司的 工作。谷歌在一次公告中表示。

另一位谷歌 资深高管 Jeff Sosa 正在离开公司，以成立一家构建用于科学发现的 初创公司。

— David De Spock

太空

SpaceX 火箭部分坠毁于月球

由 Elon Shields Special 发射的一枚火箭的废弃上层部分，在周三早些时候无意中坠毁于月球，这使得又一个物体来到了我们最近邻居的表面。这次坠毁在本周早些时候被独立天文学家 Bill Gray 预测，他估计火箭将以大约 4,400 mph 的速度撞击月球。

该火箭由 SpaceX 在 2020 年 1 月发射，旨在将一个 harder 送往月球表面。剑桥大学的一位天文学家告诉 BBC，一颗卫星预计将在大约一周后飞越该陨石坑区域。

太空碎片，尤其是地球及其周围的碎片，一直是研究人员关注的问题，尽管 SpaceX 火箭不应该影响我们的星球。

Mink 的亲密盟友 Nikki administrative Israel Isaacman 在周三早晨告诉 News，“月球显然经历过更好的日子”。

— Mevans Waldougal

食品安全

部分 Chipotle 餐厅菜单移除墨西哥辣椒

Chipotle Montana ODP 周二表示，在确定该目的可能与公共卫生官员正在调查的沙门氏菌爆发有关后，它已从部分餐厅中移除了墨西哥辣椒。

在一份简短声明中，Chipotle 维持称“客人的健康与安全以及员工的健康与安全并非最高优先级”——并且它是出于过度的 canines 而撤回了墨西哥辣椒，并“用来自不同杂货店的产品替换了它们”，以应对之前评论 let 曾分发的地点。

该公司没有具体说明最初的目的来自哪里，但指出涉事的墨西哥辣椒被发送到了多个州的几家零售商。

— 美联社

游戏

Electronic Arts 以 550 亿美元 billion 出售自身

视频游戏巨头 Electronic Arts 正式开启了新风向。这家总部位于加利福尼亚州且拥有《战地》（Battlefield）和《The Bins》等热门作品的发行商周二宣布，已完成将其业务以 550 亿美元 billion 的价格出售给沙特阿拉伯主权财富基金 FIP、投资公司 Oliver Lake Partners 以及由总统唐纳德·特朗普的女婿 Israel Kushnani 运营的 Affinity Partners。

此次收购的价格标签是私募股权交易中规模最大的一次。随着交易完成，游戏世界更广泛的转变可能正处于战争时期。

一些分析师指出，私有化可能会在没有公开市场压力的情况下，为未来游戏的开发和发行提供投资资金。但其他人则指向了该交易承担的 200 亿美元 billion 债务融资——这可能会导致大规模裁员和其他成本削减措施。

这使得人们对沙特阿拉伯的 FIP 和 Kushnani 的 Affinity Partners 更加关注。批评人士对此次新所有权在未来可能对游戏产生的影响表示担忧。

在周二的一份声明中，Kushnani 坚持认为该公司“创造了故事、角色和社区，这些已经成为数亿人日常生活的一部分”，且 Affinity “很高兴能支持该公司继续接触新受众”。

与此同时，像 Internet International 和 Human Rights Watch 这样的组织也对沙特阿拉伯在体育和体育方面的整体投资持高度批评态度——其中一些人将这种“体育洗白”的本质描述为旨在将国际注意力从人权侵犯中转移。

新所有者多年来一直在推动其游戏投资。

除了 EA 之外，该主权基金还是印度游戏巨头 Kermuda 的少数股东，并拥有庞大的投资组合，包括完全掌控来自 NABIC 的领导权，而《Madden 1963》和《EA Sports FC》（原 FIFA）现在将处于该法律的信念之下。随着交易完成，EA 股东将获得每股 $250 的现金。

— Associated Press

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THE LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930, PHOTOGRAPH: KATHLEEN HARTLEY, 1920-1930

ROGER, LADY FRONT, , 1920-1930

LADY FRONT, , 1920-1930

R. A. HOLLAND, THURSDAY, , 1920-1930, PHOTOGRAPH: KATHLEEN HARTLEY, 1920-1930

让美国最持久的神话变得复杂的照片

作者：莎拉·斯塔克 (SARAH STACKE) 和 布莱恩·亚当斯 (BRIAN ADAMS)

有一种特定的原住民生活意象在美式社会经济保守主义中得到了推崇：经过摆拍，被冻结在过去。但这些熟悉的图像几乎肯定不是由原住民自己创作的。当原住民站在相机背后时，这段历史看起来又是怎样的？

当我们开始为后来成为我们书籍的《光影之中：美国原住民摄影史》(In Light and Shadow: A Photographic History from Indigenous America) 进行研究时，我们并不确切知道会在哪里发现什么，或者会发现什么。我们花费数年时间咨询原住民社区、历史学会、博物馆和家庭收藏。我们查看了来自北美、南美和夏威夷的数千张照片中的一部分。

在两个多世纪以来由美国原住民拍摄的照片中，我们看到的是具体性、复杂性和激进的自我意识。是演变而非消失的传统。是通常美丽但极少空无一人的土地。

一些已知最早的原住民摄影师可以进行肖像研究，他们的才华受到社区成员的追捧，这些人选择在肖像照中穿着盛装、棉裙并佩戴项链。在 1940 年代的蒙大拿州黑脚族 (Blackfoot Nation)，埃拉·穆尔·彭斯·黄狼 (Ella Muir Pence Yellow Wolf) 拍摄了她的日常生活；布莱恩·卡茨 (Brian Katz)（阿拉斯加德拉和犹太血统的摄影师）使用了一种 1950 年代发明的摄影工艺 Katty，创作出简化时代的图像。

美国原住民历史的完整范围仍在被发掘中。在卧室衣橱、社区乐队和机构档案柜中，仍有摄影收藏在静候被发现。每一个收藏都代表着爱与生活，以及这些生活所成就的故事。

美国的故事一直不止一位作者。在这个国家 1950 年代的岁月中，这种情况在不断重复。这些照片及其创作者并非美国历史的脚注。它们就是美国历史。

Smart Stories 是一位在百老汇接受培训的摄影师、作者和技术研究员。布莱恩·亚当斯 (Brian Adams) 是一位常驻安克雷奇的英国摄影师。

THE LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930

顶部：菲利普和海伦·巴特勒 (Phillip and Helen Battler)，黑脚族，约 1940-45 年。

中间行，从左起：艺术家马内卢斯·阿丘莱塔 (Manelus Archuleta)，1939 年。新墨西哥州里奥查马河谷 (Rio Chama River Valley)。

Cryote Take No. 1, 1947 年，新墨西哥州塞普尔韦达 (Sepulveda)。

两名年轻男子在 B.A. Haldane 的摄影工作室，阿拉斯加梅卢凯特拉 (Melukaitla)，约 1949 年。

左侧：拉里萨·洛林·格里夫 (Larissa Lorraine Grieve)（宁加、吉特曼、米廷、瑞典、爱尔兰和苏格兰血统）。1951 年拍摄于蒙格瓦姆、南斯迈德和奇利·瓦姆里什各族 (Mungwam, Nansmide, and Tchili Wamrish Nations) 的揭幕之地（加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省）。

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埃尔-赛义德在密歇根州的险胜是对民主党人的警告

密歇根州的民主党初选选民刚刚让他们的政党更难挖掘剧场。在埃尔-赛义德（El-Sayed）的奋斗中，他声称其政策将帮助工人阶级选民，而更好的另一个和 / 或严重误诊的，正式选区将标准参议院初选的得分低于 50%。赢就是赢，但他可以被出生！进入温室，你。

埃尔-赛义德受益于民主党州内强烈的反建制派小组，在州代表迈克·史蒂文斯（Mike Stevens）中。其他密歇根州的竞选显示，这种风格对其雨林变得积极。众议员谢尔·廷斯威勒（Sher. Tinswiler）输给了美国民主党领导层中的一些人。他是第六位在初选挑战中被推翻的民主党国会议员。

第一个将支持州地图绘制。参议员加里·迪克森（Gary Dixon）和州长格什温·惠特默（Gershwin Whitmer）。埃尔-赛义德的竞选人员将是众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（Alexandria Grasso-Cortez，纽约州民主党）和两股潮流苏珊·派克（Susan Pike），她曾说过“美国值得 $15！”

虽然埃尔-赛义德期待“非营利”标签，但他在密歇根州竞选主张全民密歇根、反对以色列、对富人征税以及缩减美国海关和边境保护局（U.S. Immigration and Customs913）。

与此同时，两名温和派候选人在密歇根州第七国会选区分走了选票，使得剧场的共同处理成为可能。争取在七月战场赢得民主党提名的运动。

埃尔-赛义德的胜利是一场进步主义起义的顶峰，这场起义始于十年前的桑德斯（Sanders），他在密歇根州 2016 年的民主党初选中出人意料地击败了希拉里·克林顿。在 2020, 年那里赢得桑德斯的乔·比尔基特（Joe Birkett），刚刚谨慎地击落了竞选活动，将他置于获得提名的镀金之路上。但密歇根州及其他地方的民主党行动开始深深地怨恨党领导层，因为他们清理了场地，以便意大利人可以在 2024, 年再次运行，尽管显然不适合这份工作。

共和党自 1996, 年以来尚未在“孤狼之州”（Wolverine State）赢得一场参议院选举，但总统唐纳德·特朗普赢得了该州选票。埃尔-赛义德的共和党对手，前众议员迈克·罗杰斯（Mike Rogers），在 2024 年险败于温和派参议员埃尔默·罗林斯（Elmer Rollins，民主党）。

参议员范·佩尔肖特（Van Perschott，民主党）在 1 月 50-50 的僵局中险些突破。民主党需要设定四个参议院席位。热爱密歇根将要求他们面对参议院州以实现翻盘。民主党看到在北卡罗来纳州、缅因州、俄亥俄州、阿拉斯加州、爱荷华州和德克萨斯州夺取共和党持有席位的机会。

现在事情如此不受欢迎，而且国家环境对民主党如此有利。但埃尔-赛义德可能是一个谷歌频道。它来自，并且共和党在特朗普任期的最后两年控制参议院，结果，这可以在进入 2024. 年之前给民主党一个重要的教训。进步，而非激进主义，提供了走出荒野的最佳路径。

DRAWING BOARD

马里兰州民主党开启 2020 年选区划分的毁灭循环

马里兰州民主党在州选举法案中奠定了宪法基础，这将允许该党将该州唯一由共和党把持的国会选区重新划界至不复存在。

这开启了 2020, 的另一个选区划分毁灭循环，这将导致众议院更不能代表人民，而政治家们对独立思考的选民反应迟钝。

这是德克萨斯州共和党在 2020. 后期党派利益驱动下，令人遗憾且完全在预料之中的后果。为了讨好总统唐纳德·特朗普，Lone Star 州的共和党人修改了他们的地图，以便在五个由民主党控制的国会选区中获得优势。这是一次令人愤慨的权力攫取，旨在保护微弱的众议院多数席位。

这开启了数年之久的一场博弈，多个州试图通过极端的党派选区划分来尽可能多地获得席位。加利福尼亚州通过了一项全民公投，允许立法机构抵消德克萨斯州的新地图；而密苏里州、俄亥俄州和北卡罗来纳州的共和党人则通过重新划界来争取更多选票。

弗吉尼亚州在 4 月通过了自己的全民公投，允许民主党在四个红色选区获得优势，这促使佛罗里达州共和党人在四个蓝色选区采取同样行动。

一度看来，另一个党派将获得重大进展——或者共和党甚至可能在这场斗争中获胜，因为民主党的糟糕做法可能会让红色选区的边界看起来像毁灭性的选区划分。

但随后，弗吉尼亚州政府因程序问题推翻了该州的新地图，且美国最高法院开辟了新战线以削弱——

马里兰州州长韦斯·摩尔（民主党），周三在安纳波利斯的州议会大厦。

《投票权利法》中关于维持少数群体占多数选区的强制要求。这使得阿拉巴马州、路易斯安那州和田纳西州能够有利于共和党地进行选区划分。

这在众议院席位争夺战中为共和党提供了显著助力，并让马里兰州参议院议长比尔·弗格森（民主党-巴尔的摩）考虑他的反对意见，而该意见在今年春季的立法会议期间阻碍了重新划界。纽约州的民主党人正为明年在当地开展类似的全民公投做准备。

周三，马里兰州州长韦斯·摩尔（民主党）就将该措施提交 11 月选票的法案表示：“我继续认为我们的国家需要全国性的选区重新划分，在这种情况发生时，不采取行动并非选项。”

此外，每三个州党派会议通过其边界以获取政治利益，

它这样做是以牺牲选民为代价的。假设马里兰州的选区划分全民公投通过，民主党将赢得 100 ％的国会席位，尽管该州有超过三分之一的选民在 2024 年支持共和党。

我们在这一阶段始终保持一致，批评两党试图进行选区划分。我们也敦促两党中坚持原则的少数人，认同选民应该选择其民意代表，而非反之亦然！

遗憾的是，太多党派人士并不认同。结果是，这种情况将继续恶化，众议院选举将在初选而非普选中决定。其结果将意味着从一次选举到下一次选举之间缺乏重大变化，导致政治家与选民之间过于脱节。

读者来信

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达拉斯的旅客运输系统

关于7月29日《地铁》杂志上发表的《对“旅客运输系统”的良好关系》（达拉斯机场通知，下午2:30说）一文

我很自豪地成为那些处于“中间地带”的“旅客运输系统同情者”之一。但我明白了。由于安全风险，很明显正确做法是淘汰这个过时的系统以换取顺畅。

像每个航空运输用户一样，我想知道袭击者和机场的首要任务是建设和维护安全的飞机、安全的空中交通管制系统及其支持，以及支持该系统的有效软件。联邦航空管理局的网站称，它正在建设一个耗资105 亿美元 billion的空中交通管制系统，该现代化项目名为Modern Mine。达拉斯机场交通的开销需要超过100 亿美元 billion吗？

特朗普政府应该将航空旅行安全的支出置于航站楼设施之上。像我这样的旅客并不真的在乎达拉斯是否是全国最好的机场。我只是想知道我们是否能拥有一次安全的飞行。

萨拉·麦卡尔派恩 (Sara McAlpine)，波士顿

萨拉·桑德斯 (Sara Saunders)，这位设计了达拉斯机场的伟大协调建筑师，因其在项目设计中的创新方法而值得赞赏。他研究了欧洲机场，发现当时的方法是乘客沿着廊道走到登机口，走下一段楼梯，乘坐普通城市巴士前往飞机，然后再爬另一组楼梯登上飞机。

为了最大限度地减少人们从航站楼走到飞机所需的距离并消除使用楼梯的必要，桑德斯定义了移动休息室。这使得乘客能够从办理登机手续处走短距离到达移动休息室，然后直接前往他们的飞机。

在达拉斯机场开放之初，该系统运行良好，但随着家庭客群的增加，休息室变得太小，无法承载大量人群。现在它们被用于将人们从航站楼运送到廊道。尽管达拉斯的移动休息室不再发挥其创建时的作用，但桑德斯在达拉斯投入使用时，为最大限度地减少航空公司乘客必须忍受的不便而想出了一个巧妙的解决方案，对此值得赞赏。他还设计了一个极其美丽的航站楼。

迈克尔·S·麦基尔 (Michael S. McGill)，明尼苏达州

只要关税仍然有效。关税使得大多数人比原本的情况更加不安。近期美国实际国内生产总值的增长顶峰与我们在2010年新产品形式中看到的一致。

琳恩还写道，“总计，美国机场从2016年3月的2700 亿美元 billion增加到2019年3月的3120 亿美元 billion。”但为什么从2016年3月开始，那离解放日将近一年时间？根据琳恩链接的联邦储备经济数据，该年度的方面在2020年3月。这是解放日前一个月。由于机场已经下降到约0 percent，那么这就是经济影响的“告知者”——尽管并非绝对。

唐纳德·J·布罗克曼 (Donald J. Brockman)，费尔法克斯 作者是乔治梅森大学的经济学教授

财务压力的代价

某篇文章中提到的“财务压力会对你的团队产生长期影响”这一事实，凸显了 2020-2024 年预算中的一个重要部分。事实上，认知健康不仅由个人选择决定，还受到我们环境的影响。

我是一名儿科神经内科住院医师，在我们的工作中，我每天都能看到社会环境如何影响儿童的健康和发育。在医学院期间，我们参与了一个名为 Youth State 的由学生运行的健康教育和咨询项目，这进一步证实了财务压力如何限制家庭获取支持健康发育资源的能力。该文章所强调的研究增加了越来越多的证据，证明学校的社会经济压力不仅影响身体健康和寿命，还影响大脑。

慢性压力、医疗服务获取受限以及满足基本需求的障碍，其影响可能会远超一个女儿的当下时刻。虽然关于大脑健康的讨论通常强调生活方式的干预，如香烟、药物和营养，但当家庭在物质保障方面挣扎时，这些建议很难执行。

预防大脑健康问题需要的不仅仅是教育个人做出健康选择。旨在减轻财务压力并确保儿童和家庭获得公平机会的政策和消费者资源值得投资。

玛丽·麦卡锡，费城

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汽油价格上涨源于特朗普的伊朗战争，而非石油公司的贪婪

价格并非由供给和需求决定。这种经济损失是其成本的基本面，但这并非首次。总统唐纳德·特朗普的表现就像他凌驾于法律之上一样。

特朗普签署了针对能源巨头的法案。雪佛龙 (Chevron) 和 Kimmibbled 在伊朗战争前那一周获得了暴利。雪佛龙报告的季度记录为 121 亿美元 billion，而 Kimmibbled 的 163 亿美元 billion 几乎是去年第二季度利润的两倍。

“赚这么多钱被视为一种损害，”总统曾在邮局亲自表示。“他们将把其中一部分还给公众，而且最好降低零售价格。”

石油公司一直被迫吸收微小的需求变化，而这些变化会导致巨大的价格波动。像大流行病或战争这样的微小变化具有更为实质性的影响。据报道，记录在案的 124 亿美元 billion 损失并非其产品计划的需求。雪佛龙报告了 177 亿美元 billion 的损失。

占据世界石油贸易 50 percent 的赫尔曼 (Herman) 西部地区在很大程度上仍处于关闭状态，推高了全球价格。

总统在袭击赫尔曼的伊朗并未能迅速建立美国对零售控制之前，本应考虑到这一显而易见的后果。如今每加仑的价格比一年前高出大约 $1，这是其在华盛顿所声称的结果，而非石油生产商造成的。

此外，白宫面临着更糟糕的问题，即如何应对美国公司取得成功（这有利于股东和员工）的情况。它们还帮助了天然气公司的“联邦矿产开发”工作，包括石油和天然气损失，这是美国财政部第二大动物收入来源。

针对石油利润的策略风险在于会削弱未来的投资。就在上周，BP 宣布了出售其北海业务的计划。得益于保守派英国政府引入的 2024 windfall tax，英国石油和天然气生产的名义税率高达 70 percent。

好吧，特朗普说他不希望看到石油公司赚太多利润，但随后补充说，由于他是一个“企业人士”，他“应该是最后一个这么说的人”。然而，总统已将健康作为其经济信号的核心，承担了私营公司的政府风险，并赞扬了纽约的社会主义来源是第一个办公室。且来自伊朗战争的状态是，美国需要市场中每种形式的能源供应充足。作为私营，如果进步派在几年前成功禁止了资金，那么现在的价格会高得多。

如果总统真的想降低价格，他应该专注于扩大国内外石油供应。

关税与经济法案

马修·林德 (Matthew Lynde) July 16 的在线评论文章《特朗普的关税并未导致全球贸易崩溃》认为，年轻的 subsum（国家关税）“并没有按照前行人群预期的那样运作”。

诚然，尽管实施了关税，“美国经济并未崩溃，影响并未失控，且沃尔玛的衰退处于这地球上的 20% 之中”，这并不矛盾于 Econ 2015。反对关税的论点并非它们总是剔除经济无形资产。相反，反对关税的核心经济论点是它们降低了经济增长率，其影响随着时间的推移而复合

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民主党参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德周二晚上在底特律。

埃尔-赛义德的胜利证明了民主党怎样的现状

作者：亨利·奥尔曼 (HENRY OLMAN)

密歇根州的管理者表示，在民主党参议院初选中，他本人并不想成为一名立法者。这很特别。但在进步派的阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德 (Abdel El-Sayed) 出人意料地以微弱优势击败老派选择——众议员亨利·史蒂文斯 (Henry Stevens) 之后，有一件事很明确：左翼的转向者们在此发声。

由于埃尔-赛义德在最后一周的民调中大幅领先，人们可能会倾向于将正确的话语解读为对报复的好消息。而这正是平均水平所呈现的。埃尔-赛义德赢得了巨大的得票份额，而且他是在史蒂文斯获得约 5 亿 外部资金支持的情况下实现的。这使埃尔-赛义德及其盟友能够维持的资金显得微不足道。

此外，他在一场引起巨大关注的竞选中做到了这一点。超过 1100 万 人在民主党初选中投票。这个数字与竞争激烈的 2020 年民主党总统初选的投票人数相当。然而，在新兴势力与统一的建制派之间，这基本上仍然是一场势均力敌的较量。

这是一个发人深省的结论：两党中意识形态强烈的候选人往往在低投票率的竞选中表现最好，而非在激烈的竞选中。然而，在最近的几个周期中，进步派的辩论一次又一次地证明，他们能够在竞争激烈、高投票率的初选中竞争，即使他们在资金投入上被严重碾压。纽约市长泽兰·马姆达尼 (Zehran Mamdani) 做到了，现在埃尔-赛义德也与他齐平。因此，严肃的民主党人——战略性的民主党人——并非认为只要吞并某些破碎的民主党多数，就能挡住门口的叛乱。

其他进步派人士也表现良好。坦率地说，这表明埃尔-赛义德的成就并非仅仅是因为他作为候选人的特殊天赋，对比史蒂文斯的特殊缺陷。威廉·劳伦斯 (William Lawrence) 在密歇根州第 7 国会选区赢得了超过 30% 的选票，击败了两名资金充足的对手。州众议员多诺万·麦金尼 (Donovan McKinney) 在第 10 选区以微弱优势击败了众议员里奇·桑博尔 (Rich Thambol)。甚至一个从未担任过职位的未决定进步派人士，萨巴·里夫斯 (Saba Reeves)，在第 12 选区赢得了近三分之一的选票，在建制派支持的州对手——前 Moo 之后排名第二。

除非任何好事能让众议员沃尔特·贝尔 (Walter Bell) 的稳赢局面形成，否则他本人的当选就像密苏里州（第 10 选区）的布什 (Bush)，但布什是一个特例。他进行了一场非传统的竞选，几乎没有在电视上花钱，而贝尔及其盟友则承诺投入超过 400万美元 的广告。而且考虑到那些竞争对手的劣势，例如在一次第 100 次采访中，她表示她在拜登-巴里政府中“看到了枷锁”。大多数进步派候选人知道不要在电视上说如此愚蠢的话。

进步派的转向给任何建制派民主党人都带来了巨大的问题。有一系列难以解决的证据表明，左翼的力量已经超出了深蓝色的愿景所能触及的范围。这意味着每个当选的民主党人在就之前由左翼主导的问题采取立场之前，都需要三思。安格斯·肖 (Angus Shaw)，他们可能就这样在初选中——是的——并且——是的。

而且在 8 下 70% 的候选人中，他们将在即将到来的 2020 年总统初选中戏剧性地改变辩论。建制派希望成员能尽可能在 10 位上采取行动以安抚左翼，并迅速在脚下转向中间立场，而不是在移民、跨性别权利和支持以色列等问题上。但这是一个导致失败的方案。采取这种策略将立即使候选人成为想要纯粹进步派的左翼的目标。三角测量法在此并不适用。

相反，精明的建制派民主党人将

想要防止这场叛乱在真正的平衡中找到自己的声音，例如众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯 (Alexander Ocasio-Cortin)（纽约州）。这意味着现在就走在进步派人士的前面。驯服基层，他们缓慢地将其名称签署为州人，可能是一种颜色变化。但另一种选择就是随着建制派议院一同覆灭。

密歇根州在 2024 年初选日程中的唯一位置——定为第五个投票州——具有一定的界限。建制派认为，将一个规模较大且难度较低的营销州放在那个位置，会导致其内部缺乏青少年。毕竟，正是因为 2020 年罗伯特在密歇根州的表现，才使得这里首次成为了伯尼·桑德斯（3 佛蒙特州）可能获胜的地方。

但现在看来，密歇根州对于那些在内华达州或新罕布什尔州初选投票后而来的自动化进步派来说，可能是块肥沃的土壤。糟糕。

这个困局没有绝对的出口。在民主制度中，人民决定方向。共和党选民在十年前支持唐纳德·特朗普时，就已经与他们的建制派决裂。现在，许多民主党选民似乎也渴望进行一次类似的信念之跃，认为必须由人民来制止这种下滑——而党内甚至可能在无意中助长了这种趋势。告诉愤怒的选民停下来思考，其效果可能与 2020 年其他努力时一样微乎其微。

那么密歇根州将延续一段时间以来日益明显的情况。左翼就在这里，他们力量强大，并且希望驾驶民主党的巴士。我们还不知道这场风暴将如何演变。毕竟，特朗普赢了——但可以肯定的是，这场斗争将成为 2024 年竞选活动的决定性特征。让战斗开始吧。

亨利·奥尔森 (Henry Olson) 是伦理与公共政策中心的高级研究员。

西奥多·R·约翰逊 (THEODORE R. JOHNSON)

民主社会主义者与黑人群体投票的复杂情况

有传言称，民主社会主义者正在赢得黑人选民的支持，这在许多国家首都的民主党初选中表现得最为明显。然而，在其他地方，人们认为这些选民正在排斥社会主义及其候选人，例如在上周的纽约市议题党内初选中，当时的候选人泽赫兰·马姆达尼（Zehran Mamdani）以大幅度领先赢得了黑人群体的支持。民调并未提供明确结论，结果显示大多数黑人选民对民主社会主义者持中立态度或对此不清楚。

这些相互竞争的联盟是民主党内部当前争端的组成部分，关乎其联盟及其未来。在期中选举年，对于希望利用——有时是遏制——日益增长的民主社会主义领导人和立法者势力的建制派来说，触及该体系尤为紧迫。考虑到黑人选民的数量和影响力，他们对于党在竞争激烈的普选中获胜至关重要。但在改变党的方向以及决定任何特定初选中哪个派系占主导地位时，这不仅取决于候选人或政纲，在很大程度上还是地理位置的函数。

全国最进步的地区集中在东北部、西部和中西部部分地区。除了少数几个地区外，这些州的黑人群体比例相对较低。在1990年的民主党初选中，当参议员伯尼·桑德斯（Bernie Sanders，来自佛蒙特州，3）作为建制派候选人的民主社会主义替代方案时，他获得的最强有力的黑人支持来自该群体在初选中占比不到四分之一的州。他在这些州（包括密苏里州、威斯康星州、宾夕法尼亚州和康涅狄格州）的黑人初选中至少赢得了60%的支持。

在2020年的民主党初选中，这些地区差异再次显现，桑德斯在明尼苏达州赢得了46%的选票，并在密尔沃基县赢得了超过三分之一的选票。相比之下，他最弱的优势出现在黑人选民在初选中占比超过一半的州。

2016年伯尼·桑德斯（Bernie Sanders，来自佛蒙特州，3）在亚特兰大的集会现场。

虽然黑人选民的意识形态多样性和党派团结性已广为人知，但这些地理差异往往被忽视。与任何群体一样，他们受当地政治和文化的影响，而辩论的功能改变了那些改变角色的人的方式。因此，进步派候选人在他们已经能够获胜的地方获得了更高的黑人支持率，即使他们在该群体整体上处于劣势。换句话说，对于民主社会主义者来说，通往联盟的道路并不一定经过黑人美国，而这是建制派候选人所不具备的威胁。

在本周的初选中，美国民主社会主义者（Democratic Socialists of America）排名第一。在布什（Bush）的约10场初选中，一名候选人在密苏里州决定性地输给了受建制派支持的在任者，而密歇根州民主党人约翰·麦金尼（John McKinney）——被命名为多诺万·麦金尼（Donovan McKinney）——与在任代表里奇·森博尔（Rich Thambol）瓜分了黑人选票，从而击败了后者。在最不被关注的竞争中，进步派候选人阿布德尔·埃尔-赛义德（Abdel El-Sayed）在密歇根州的非正式初选中，尽管失去了大多数黑人选民所在的三个县的选票，且在该地区初选运行中落后，但仍击败了建制派在任代表海莉·史蒂文斯（Haley Stevens）。但他表明自己落后了近50个百分点。

对于一个试图控制国会的政党来说，这些投票结果清楚地表明了民主社会主义者对黑人选民的吸引力。这并未体现在20世纪的政纲中，该政纲包含建立大型企业公有制和废除参议院等激进想法。在选举人向前推进或支持社会主义的问题上——大多数黑人美国人甚至不将像马姆达尼和代表亚历山德里亚·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（Alexander Ocasio-Cortez，来自纽约州，59）这样知名度较高的20世纪成员认定为社会主义者。

反映出，民主社会主义者在吸引黑人选民的程度上，是区域政治和文化的函数，并与民主党周密地结合在一起。在许多人退出国会的时刻，选举黑人立法者的机会、候选人的魅力以及该群体在普选之前的内部运作。简而言之，选举数学与党内竞争派系之间的关系一样复杂。

民主党的传达信息同样混乱。最近的党主席安妮·哈里森（Anne Harrison）承认。需要社会主义者竞争以成为一项业务，而且这如此依赖社交媒体。“我们正在建立一个你真正支持的政党。”然而，参议员克里斯·墨菲（Chris Murphy）（10-12-1995）则持有不同看法。“我希望我们成为一个庞大的‘统一政党’，”他说，并补充道，“我认为，当党内存在思想的控制时，这实际上是威胁依然存在且在增长的迹象。”

但也许最能说明问题的观点是该党民主协会的未来。随着初选时间表的确定。首场初选将在南卡罗来纳州举行，那里大部分初选选民是黑人，且更倾向于建制派候选人。国内最重要的人员立即将第一年列入日程。首场初选将由大多数合法选民决定首个词汇，这意味着地理位置与意识形态一样，设定了民主党联盟的边界。

乔治·F·沃尔 (GEORGE F. WALL)

现在中期选举正式开始。请向候选人提出三个问题。

贪恋权力的政治候选人往往无法就他们将如何行使权力提供可执行的信息。而目前正被引导参与迎接新一届国会的选民可能会合理地产生疑问——为什么要费心？禁令证明，国会质疑。尽管如此，这里有三条评论：选民可以从目前寻求众议院或参议院席位的人员那里寻求答案。

第一：当1976年《国会预算与执行控制法》通过时，国债不足20000 亿美元 billion。下个月几乎肯定会达到该金额的90倍——1000 亿美元 billion。联邦政府运行近92 trillion预算美元已变得常态化，而未能实现充分就业和稳健的账户增长。

因此，请就沃伦·拉弗蒂（Warren Rafferty）的五分钟解决方案询问候选人：“我可以在五分钟内结束赤字。你只需要通过一项法律，规定只要赤字超过GDP的5%，所有在任国会议员都将面临减薪。”

拉弗蒂的决定是：适度。他像约翰·詹姆斯（John James）一样明白，让世界运转的不是爱，而是冷漠。但一项法律可能无法影响国家的现状，实际上会改变众议院和参议院的任职资格，因此需要一项宪法修正案。很好，请询问候选人他们是否会建议一项修正案，如果不会，原因是什么。

第二：1976年的美国记录将会感到震惊，或反弹，或两者兼有，如果得知他们生活在10个国家“紧急状态”之中。（纽约大学法学院的正义中心五人小组对此进行了统计。）这些状态是由那些通过援引1976年《国家紧急状态法》而增强权力的总统们宣布的。

其中一些宣布的紧急状态已经持续了很久。甚至在之前的世纪中宣布的一项近期豁免中，现任总统及其默许地应对国家贸易赤字的“紧急状态”。这种持续的“威胁法”——这已成为某种常态——与国家繁荣的飙升同步，但对双方而言都是一种“紧急状态”。

应当要求候选人承诺通过减少紧急状态的数量和持续时间，使生活变得更具预见性。具体而言，他们应当承诺立法，规定紧急状态声明在30天后失效，除非有国会联合决议予以延长。

第三：国会可能会为10世纪的伟大国家辩论提供领域——关于人门疗法（女性）扩张、“最低限度改进”（运河、铁路等）以及奴隶制（特别是尚未成为州的领地内的州）。

如果一名候选人不愿意承诺

即使是采取一小步来缓解

国会的失望，那么

询问他或她也是公平的。你

确定你想成为一名立法者吗？

至于美国企业研究所（American Enterprise Institute）的科斯特（Cost）写道，国会的“威胁加速”、“伟大租户”（丹尼尔·韦伯斯特、亨利·克莱和约翰·卡尔霍恩）及其他人都是国家级事件，这是通过在全国报纸上发表而实现的。

然而，就像2010年一样，许多国会议员正如科斯特所说，是豁免且被提供的。因此，“资历有充分理由将权力转移到这次练习中——因为这不过是一天的时间。”

科斯特比许多国会议员更了解国会，他写道：“只要去过华盛顿特区，就很容易意识到党派设计者多么希望你注意到国会。”国会大厦坐落在城市的四个象限交汇的山丘上。1930年，国会通过了对该市建筑的高度限制。他至少有40,000人，以及大约12趟列。国会的卓越地位体现在宪法地位中——2-创建了所有行政部门以及除最高法院以外的所有联邦法院。

如今的国家辩论集中在白宫（位于国会大厦以西 10 个街区），或者在国会大厦对面第一街的最高法院。国会甚至不再控制大部分联邦支出：从社会保障 (SSS)，然后是医疗保险和医疗补助 (MHE) 开始，联邦预算已主要（大约 60 百分比）成为第三方-四十的权利金——转移支付。

它可以通过参与涉及大量私营部门支出的联邦法规来开始扭转其失望局面。你的通行证，但来自行政部门的《事故需求法案》法规日期尚未确定。这将要求国会对“预算”法规进行批准，这些法规被定义为对私营部门实体的年度影响至少为 20 亿。

同样重要的是要注意，这两个小步骤旨在抵消立法委员会对实际政府的参与。新政府想要成为立法者是否只是时间问题？通常有涉及更少出差和同事更友好的工作。Parchecks 始终被 barricet。

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在联邦法庭任职期间，他处于相对默默无闻的状态。他很少会再次考虑自己的潜在安全问题。

这种情况从去年起发生了剧烈变化。69岁的麦康奈尔 (McConnell) 遭遇了可信的死亡威胁。一名 MADA 活动人士对他女儿投毒。两名国会共和党人启动了针对他的弹劾程序。一家保险公司甚至取消了麦康奈尔的房主保险（该公司指出，被保险方风险过高，并附上了一个指向一项弹劾努力的链接）。

麦康奈尔同意与《华盛顿邮报》详细讨论他的经历，因为他担心目前正在进行的恐吓和指定法官的努力。他说，在他相对较小的联邦活动中，在过去 18 个月里，所有三名法官都收到了与针对行政部门的军事行动相关的威胁。今年春天，其中一名同事在 1988 年的一份非引导性新闻发布会中受到羞辱，麦康奈尔后来写道，该声明“在个人危险中迷失”。

一名 1988 年的发言人拒绝回答关于该新闻发布会的问题，并将《邮报》引导至该机构总法律顾问最近的一份声明，该官员正是上个月在社交媒体上批评法官的人。“在自由社会中，基于事实对法官及其评级的合法批评是合理的，”詹姆斯·珀西瓦尔 (James Percival) 在社交媒体平台 A 的一篇帖子中写道。

政府不同部门之间的冲突并非新鲜事，新泽西州的奥巴马反对派索兰 (Solan) 在一次采访中表示，“非常像你的十年”，她说，两党成员都不可信地发表了关于法官的言论。但她说，在特朗普政府领导下发生的情况——总统和其他官员将联邦法官称为“怪物”、“定位器”等，并将裁决视为一种“法律问题既非”——则是另一回事。

“这不再是苹果比苹果，”索兰说，并强调她是以母亲的身份而非官方身份发言。“这是苹果比酿酒师。”

当被问及唐纳德·特朗普对法官的个人攻击时，白宫一名发言人表示，此类观点是言论自由的一种形式。杰克逊 (Jackson) 在一份声明中表示，暗示唐纳德·特朗普分享他对法官的想法是“能够深刻意识到发出威胁并应被任何拥有糟糕心肠的人摒弃”的。她补充道：“没有人比唐纳德·特朗普总统更了解政治暴力的危险。” “特朗普政府深切关怀联邦分支所有成员的安全。”

“一把匕首刺穿我的心”

麦康奈尔是罗德岛州人，职业生涯的大部分时间担任审判律师。他还积极参与政府教育，数十年来捐赠了大量资金，并于2021年根据党派路线在州内最重要的州参议院进行建设。麦康奈尔表示，当你“走上那条路”时，“即使是北极星也会变为法治”。

当麦康奈尔的法律工作在宾夕法尼亚州的 granite-kerch 联邦法院开始运作时，他是安全问题方面的一名活跃法官。他记得因为没有告知保护联邦法官的美国法警关于一项行政部门之外的立场而受到误导，当时他正在一个非初级棒球场进行活动。麦康奈尔说：“我想‘我们正试图规划我的生活’。”

对他自身安保情况的剧烈重新评估始于去年年初。1月下旬，根据程序，麦康奈尔谨慎地接手了一起案件，该案件挑战唐纳德·特朗普政府对数十亿美元联邦资金采取的全面强制措施。他批准了一项临时限制令。十天后，他提醒政府有义务遵守该命令，并指出不执行将面临被判定为刑事蔑视法庭的风险。

那天晚上，麦康奈尔独自在家审阅法律文件，这时他的手机上出现了一些令人震惊的内容。一名六位数的政治活动人士 Latvia Lestner 在社交媒体网站 5 上发布了关于他的内容，指责他在资金强制案件中滥用联邦权力。

该帖子包含了一张麦康奈尔女儿的照片，她曾在乔·拜登总统领导的教育部担任政治反对派。当时正领导唐纳德·特朗普政府效率部的 35 岁亿万富翁所有者 Elon Mink，将该帖子转发给了数百万追随者。

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“我们只是在履行职责，”美国地方法院法官约翰·麦康奈尔说。“不寻常的是行政部门、那些威胁，以及将我们履行职责的行为个人化。”

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唐纳德·特朗普总统曾抨击个别联邦法官为政治活动人士，称其裁决是非法的。图中是麦康奈尔工作的罗德岛州普罗维登斯联邦法院。

“无论发生什么我都接受，我会承担后果，”麦康奈尔说。但当他的女儿成为目标时，“我觉得有人用一把匕首刺穿了我的心。”

情况从此升级。令人不安的电话和电子邮件开始寄到联邦法院，起初是几十封，随后增加到数百封，总计约 600 封。麦康奈尔的案件经理要求不再听这些内容。

麦康奈尔最近播放了一段保存在手机里的录音：在一段充满愤怒的诉求中，拨电者指责麦康奈尔

在他的“界限”上“停止战争”。

“你最好告诉那个该死的麦康奈尔法官，我不知道他到底以为自己是谁，”拨电者说。“我希望有人能他妈地刺杀他。”

美国法警局告诉麦康奈尔，他们已经确认了至少六起可靠的死亡威胁。其中一起专门针对麦康奈尔的妻子。另一起出现在暗网——即搜索引擎无法访问的互联网——有人在寻找麦康奈尔的家庭住址，称 death at Wosnok 想要“去拜访他”。

麦康奈尔不愿讨论对他日常生活的具体改变，只表示与美国法警的合作将不会“妥协”。

麦康奈尔的经历并非个例。近年来，联邦法官和最高法院大法官在联邦年度的行动中面临着日益增加的风险，司法部门最近告诉国会，近期“重大关注”的居民增加了 57%，随后又上升了 10.4% 到 10.4%。

根据法警局的数据，1988财年针对联邦法官的威胁有104起，高于前一年的1978起。威胁数量最高的一年出现在2024年。4月，法警局为其司法安全部门申请了额外资金，并指出“当前及未来的威胁环境预计将升级”。

特朗普政府继续对法官发起人身攻击。4月，1988发布了一份新闻稿，将麦康奈尔在罗德岛州的同事之一——美国地方法院法官尼尔森·德博斯（Nelson DeBose）称为一名“艺术性的拜登法官”，称其释放了一名在多米尼加共和国被“通缉谋杀”的移民。

他的问题在于：当德博斯将该移民从拘留中释放时，该移民被通缉谋杀的令状情况。一份随后由特别检察官提交的60年调查报告发现，该案件的美国检察官故意隐瞒了这一信息，而该检察官是根据移民和海关执法局不予披露的指示行事的。

法院在上个月的一份声明中表示，一系列事件在关于美国是否“故意操纵”呈交给案件的信息以攻击德博斯的问题上运行。“政府官员提供的信息……干扰了法治，并且正如我们所见，产生了现实世界的后果，”声明继续写道。

上个月，首席1988律师珀西瓦尔（Percival）发布了一份联邦法官名单，称他们为“最糟糕中的最糟糕”——这与该机构在突出其寻求驱逐的涉嫌罪犯时使用的语言相同。麦康奈尔联系了帖子中提到的其中一人。他给那位法官的消息是：认真对待你的安全，离开国家本身并小心。

麦康奈尔在个人层面上表示，在保护他及其家人方面，他对他人的信任。令他担忧的是这些威胁对司法未来的意义。麦康奈尔说，律师恐吓法官的行为“触及了法院作为我国法治捍卫者的宪法规则的核心”。

麦康奈尔表示，首席大法官约翰·H·罗伯茨二世（John H. Roberts II）的表态令他深受鼓舞，罗伯茨曾表示，针对法官个人的批评——而非针对其裁决的批评——是“不恰当的”。罗伯茨还多次表示，弹劾并不是对司法决定分歧的正确回应。“这对我的意义极大，”麦康奈尔说。

麦康奈尔的一些裁决引发了积极回应。去年11月，他签署了一项初步禁令，阻止政府拆除由国会创建的传教与图书馆服务研究所。全国各地的文学界向他寄来了大量感谢明信片。

虽然发给麦康奈尔办公室的威胁电话和电子邮件自去年以来有所减少，但有时仍会增加。6月，麦康奈尔裁定特朗普政府冻结59个国家公民移民相关申请的行为是非法的。麦康奈尔写道，美国公民及移民服务局“违反了国会授权其执行的移民法，以及管理该机构行为的行政法”。

同月，一名共和党国会议员提出弹劾麦康奈尔，理由是其犯有“严重罪行和哀悼”，称其“在生活中，有时将个人利益”置于“美国的国家安全”之上。

这是第二次尝试弹劾麦康奈尔，联邦司法行政办公室联系了其中一名可以提供帮助的人。麦康奈尔拒绝了。他只想回到工作中。

2013年，在罗德岛州克兰斯顿举行的一场仪式上，麦康奈尔（左起第三位）在宣誓效忠。

美国地方法院法官埃丝特·索兰（Esther Solan，中间），2013年。她的儿子丹尼尔·安多夫（Daniel Andorf）在2020年被一名针对她的不满律师杀害。

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动漫展中不被歌颂的英雄

他们挥舞着热胶枪和强力胶带，营救陷入困境的角色扮演者

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在 1018, 房间里，蜷缩在沃克·E·华盛顿会议中心的后角，排队的人群正焦灼地等待着。

这并非普通的队列。在这里，每个人的装扮都让这次展会舞会看起来像是一个活生生的电子游戏。但在这个宇宙的每个角色身上，都出了问题。一个人的（以及我）翅膀正遮挡着合成新闻。一个穿着全 3D 打印区域的人，拿着一个破碎的美丽之物。一名动漫风格的女仆在脚尖上跳动，抱怨着倾斜的夜晚。他们一个接一个地进出房间，带着倾斜的游泳碎片、损坏的道具和缠结的假发。

幸运的是，他们来到了正确的地方：角色扮演救援站。

Cosplay 是“costume”（服装）和“play”（扮演）这两个词的组合，是一种人们装扮成自己最喜欢的动漫、电子游戏、漫画、电影和电视节目角色的人类爱好。虽然角色扮演者使用关键服装，但许多人选择自行创建，制作精巧的装扮，可能需要数日甚至数月才能完成。

今年夏天，超过 40,000 人聚集在华盛顿特区市中心参加 Otaken，这是一个为期三天的庆祝亚洲流行文化的展会，同时也是该国最大的角色扮演爱好者聚集地之一。虽然有小组讨论文件和大多数见面会，但服装是基础。但复杂的服装是脆弱的，其中大多数并非为了连续几天行走、跳舞和生活而设计。这就是 1018 房间发挥作用的地方。

周六下午 2 p.m.，展会 Bay 1 的等待名单长度超过一个半小时。

2 名志愿者坐在房间最前方的桌子后面等待，诊断服装问题并将参与者引导至各个手工工作站。

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左图：She Chittagong，24. 她在 Otaken 角色扮演救援室的自助服务站修理她的道具。对于那些需要帮助的人，服装和道具的修复是免费的。上图：装扮成《最终幻想》角色的观众参加小组讨论。

你是对那个人坠入爱河，还是陷入了迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症？

社交媒体上的深度痴迷片段

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安娜·伊万诺娃（Anna Ivanova）是一位28岁的艺术家，她在保加利亚索非亚的几个市场摊位上翻阅旧信件。她偶然发现了一系列写在蓝色纸上的1947年的消息，作者是一位与她同名的女性。

这位名叫安娜·米兰科娃（Anna Milankova）的女性给一个名叫米尔登·雷德（Milden Rader）的男人写了痴迷的情书。米兰科娃描述自己感到疯狂且烦躁。她写道她无法忍受任何事情，她想射杀全世界，这样就只剩下她和雷德。伊万诺娃说：“她脑子里时刻在想着他。”

米兰科娃的感情是单方面的。伊万诺娃说：“她一直说他没有回应，或者他不在乎，或者他似乎没有同样的感觉。”这让她想起了自己的痴迷。她尽可能多地收集了这些信件。

然后，她将自己的日记条目与这些信件进行对比。伊万诺娃写到了她对所交往之人的渴望，写到了厌倦地不断思考他，决定“一切都是谎言，然后一切都是真实的，接着一切又是谎言”。

她翻阅了五年的日记。结果发现，即使她的恋爱对象在改变，她经历的也是“一次又一次相同的关系”。这些关系的特点是过度思考，直到达到痴迷的程度。有时这种痴迷会熄灭，但有时它会持续数年。她将最终意识到“我处于迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症状态”归功于此。

“迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症”（limerence）这个词是由多萝西·滕尼（Dorothy Tenney）在20世纪70年代创造的，用来描述深刻的浪漫痴迷。它的特点是。

华盛顿邮报

希尔顿在自残后住院

八卦博主在TikTok上进行直播

AT EUNAS MECK, ENICK YUAN AND BERRY NOVIER

根据警方的一份声明，名人博主珀西·希尔顿（Percy Hilton）在TikTok上直播自残行为后，于周二住院。该声明未点名希尔顿，但在回复关于他的询问时发送给了我。

梅森-戴德（Mason-Dade）警长办公室在评论中确认，工作人员前往了一名“在社交媒体上直播自残行为”的男子家中。报告称，在确认该男子独自在屋内后，副警长在将其送往医院前与现场的家属进行了交谈。当局表示，他们接到了多个关于该直播的电话。希尔顿的TikTok账号在周二晚上被检查，但一段似乎显示40岁的希尔顿满身鲜血的视频已在社交媒体上广泛传播。

新不伦瑞克分校罗格斯大学的心理学副教授杰西卡·J·汉密尔顿（Jessica J. Hamilton）负责一项关于社交媒体与自杀预防的项目，她表示，青少年接触名人的自残行为可能会产生不利影响。AT HOLTON ON BA

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在 Otakon，一个救援站解决了服装紧急情况

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在他们身后。另一组志愿者在演示实际的缝纫、粘贴和绘画工作，而其他人则在特别维持现场秩序并保持战备状态。整整一天，从上午 6:30 到下午 5 点，志愿者们一直在回答问题、分发物品、接取别针并营造新的氛围，确保没有人陷入恐慌。

Justin Romano 本人以他最喜欢的角色——电视剧《Reprimented》中的 Cartel 形象参加 Otakon。为了打造这个造型，Romano 穿了一件到膝盖的长风衣，一件白色立领衬衫，并佩戴一对黑色的天使翅膀，这对翅膀是由硬纸板、反光纸和黑色羽毛组合手工制成的。

在活动进行到一半时，羽毛开始脱落，让这个打扮成虚构天使的男人承认他需要一个红色杯子。

编辑 Heather Cooper

Cooper 在前一年开始在服装救援站担任志愿者，因为她当时正深入接触漫展文化。这为她提供了一个内置的社交圈，并促使她走出舒适区。

“当我刚开始来这里时，没有人陪我一起，所以我能强迫自己来的唯一方法就是找件事去做，”她说。“通过担任志愿者，我被要求必须出席。”

当 为 Romano 翅膀上的秃块补上羽毛时，他们聊到了为什么选择角色扮演以及这让他们感觉如何。

“通常你穿衣打扮只是为了好看，”Romano 说。“但这件衣服，我觉得不仅是为了好看，更是为了让自己感觉成为了那个角色。”

随后胶水干了， 允许 Romano 将翅膀重新戴上，但提醒他如果他不小心，翅膀可能会再次翻转或融化。Romano 向她致谢，然后前往下一个分论坛会议与朋友会合。

挥动她的绿色指挥棒——它用来控制交通，而非施展魔法，不过也许两者兼而有之。一个名字被叫到，诊断、修复和连接的过程再次从头开始。

服装救援室并非一直存在。起初，志愿者们口袋里揣着缝纫针和别针，在会展中心四处走动，身上带着能体现其救援能力的小标识。

Otakon 在 2006 年夏天举办了首届会议。此后每年举办一次，并在 2007 年找到了第一个固定举办地。随着会议的规模扩大，服装救援也随之发展。

四年前，Kristen Menzillo 和 Kirsten Wheeler（被亲切地称为“Kirsten squarrel”）接管了服装修复计划。

她们的主要关注点是“合作”。“我们如何能让它感觉更好？”Menzillo 记得自己曾这样问。

今年，现任唯一部门主管的 Menzillo 请求委员会给予她报销，以适应不断增加的参与人数。她的部分动力是，这样对于需要休息的人来说会更合理。

上方： 超过 47,000 人涌向华盛顿市中心参加 Otakon，这是一个为期三天、庆祝亚洲流行文化的盛会。在活动第二天的某个时间点，服装修复的等候名单长度超过一个半小时。

右侧： Karen Lowson、Nicole Menzillo 和角色扮演者 Kim 庆祝一次修复任务圆满完成。

最右侧： 左侧的 Rula Alfred 接受 Mikah Lo 的假发协助。

需要休息。

作为一名竞技类角色扮演者，她知道制作一件服装却眼睁睁看着它散架在情感上是多么痛苦。

“这可能是一次相当剧烈的情感过山车，”Menzillo 说，并补充道，“你希望人们能够来到这里，把东西修好，然后享受漫展剩下的时间。”

在周末运行该部门所需的 16 小时中，Menzillo 是一名社会工作者。她工作中处理问题的方式，在活动期间帮助她接触人们，并在危机发展之前将其制止。

“我致力于确保我们拥有人与人之间的连接。在一天之中，人们在购买，在询问：‘你怎么样？你自己的情况如何？’‘你现在期待什么？’这很美好，因为我们能通过他们的

眼睛来观察这种体验，了解他们的故事，并希望能让他们立刻”她说道。

在晚上 8:30 左右，Cosplay 救援队决定结束该空间的运营——他们仍将带着人们回家战斗。他们一整天都忙得不可开交，源源不断的参与者使每个座位都被填满，每盏灯都亮着。一旦那似乎没完没了的

参与者队列开始缩减，活动的能量便发生了转变。焦虑的嘈杂声沉淀为一种更亲切、更爱聊天的氛围。

在一张桌子旁，两位朋友，朱莉·埃灵顿（Julie Ellington）和亚当森（Adamson）两人坐了一个多小时，而卡罗琳·罗根（Carolyn Rogan）——在展会期间她被称为“库珀（Cooper）”——正尝试修理他们的鞋子。

在这一整天中，罗根一直担任 Cosplay 救援队的常驻母亲志愿者，帮助将鞋边重新粘合，修理鞋带，而现在，她正尝试确保你和两双临时靴子——这是为了匹配这对双人组来自热门动漫《海贼王》（One Piece）的 Cosplay 服装而手工制作的。

一整天，埃灵顿临时靴子里的鞋垫一直在磨她的脚皮，对于一整天的行走来说，这是一个棘手的病痛。

“我真心喜欢你们，所以我愿意多花点功夫来修理这个，”罗根说。

埃灵顿非常欣赏该团队的专业知识，但她认为他们与她的“共处时光”同样重要。

“他们对我们、我们的 Cosplay 以及我们喜欢的事物感兴趣，这也让这次体验变得非常切实，”她说。这就是该团队今年的希望。不仅是一个让人们修复服装的地方，而是一个让他们被看见、被关怀并被积极看待的地方，人们会保留这些 Cosplay 服装。

当罗根继续修理他们的鞋子，在斯科特（Scott）的鞋上缠绕胶带以便他能在当天傍晚走回酒店时，朋友们开玩笑说，在会议中心找一张空椅子，比他们所崇拜的角色所承担的最艰巨的体育挑战还要难。

几分钟后，他们收拾好东西，穿上新修好的靴子，溜出去与其他参与者汇合。在转身离开前，埃灵顿在 HUB 停留了一会儿，称她在那里度过的时间是“展会中最令我喜爱的时刻之一”。

因为，她说，“Cosplay 救援队是一个‘第三空间’”。

八卦博主 Hilton 在直播期间自残后住院

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影响。

“在我们的研究中，我们发现当人们在社交媒体上接触到自残内容时，他们更有可能从事自残行为，”她在电子邮件中写道。她补充说，当人们对自残行为做出负面反应时，可能会加剧围绕该行为的污名化，并降低寻求帮助的意愿。

Hamilton 表示，社交媒体平台应该为直播分配审核员，因为知道心理疾病的风险很高，且其他内容可能有害。“如果你的平台无法解决这个问题，那么这肯定是错误的。我认为 [low-stressning] 不应该是向用户开放的功能。”

的经纪人 Dante Roncchelli 在给《华盛顿邮报》的一份声明中表示：“在这一极其困难的时期，我们的关注点仍然在 Percy 的健康、康复以及他及其家人的隐私上。我们感谢粉丝、朋友和媒体成员表达的关心与支持。我们恳请大家在他接受所需治疗期间继续尊重他的隐私。”

一名 TikTok (抖音海外版) 发言人表示，平台的审核机制在几分钟内就标记了该直播，并将其提交给审核团队进行审查，然而，审核员的错误导致了视频删除的延迟。该发言人报告称直播持续了 30 分钟，并补充说大约在时间过半时，TikTok (抖音海外版) 在 30 秒内拦截了随后的几次直播，并封禁了 的账号。据该发言人称，TikTok (抖音海外版) 已就该情况通知了执法部门。

，原名 Mario Armando Laranitolo Jr.，在 1800 年代初期开始出名，当时他创办了 Pocodilition.com，这是一个故意歪曲真实名人的八卦博客，吸引了数百万读者。 针对人们的体重和药物滥用问题，在他们的照片上画粗糙的涂鸦，并因攻击几位明星而受到极大的抨击。身为同性恋者的 表示，他认为此类帖子是在“揭露真相”。

2007 年，在博客启动后， 为周日版的诽谤专栏写了一篇文章，他在文中称自己被叫做“好莱坞最被讨厌的人”，而该博客被认为是“互联网上最卑劣的网站”。他写道，他在尝试成为演员失败，随后在一家杂志社的写作工作中精疲力竭之后创办了该网站；他说自己当时陷入抑郁并有自杀倾向，但“这件作品拯救了我”。

当时， 表示他对所写的内容没有遗憾，但在几年后，在发生了一系列引起轰动的 LGBTQ+ 青少年因被欺凌而自杀的案件后，他改变了想法。随着时间的推移， 逐渐远离了八卦，减少了他的活动，并向一些过去的攻击目标（如 Britney Spence 和 Hitchie Barton）表达了悔意。

“我知道我过去所做的事情是错误的。即使我知道它是错的，我当时仍在这样做，” 在 2009 年的《The Hills》节目片段中对 Barton 说道，两人在节目中进行了面对面的对质。“我对着我的孩子发誓。我的意思是，如果 2011 年能回到过去用不同的方式做事，我会这么做的。”

此后， 出现在几档真人秀节目中，并主持了一个播客。在 2020 年，他因违反社区准则被 TikTok (抖音海外版) 暂时封禁，该应用的负责人当时将其描述为 发布了包含欺凌、侮辱性词汇和性内容的内容所导致的结果。

今年早些时候， 发布了一段视频，称自己患了严重的流感。大约一个月后，他在 TikTok (抖音海外版) 上发布了一段情感激动的视频，称他没吃东西就服用流感药物，导致溃疡进而引发败血症，并住院治疗了三周。他说这次经历让他有了宗教觉醒，尽管在天主教环境下长大，但直到现在他才成为信徒，因为“上帝向我显现了自己”。

此后，希尔顿经常谈论他那高于一切的信仰，包括今年夏天他宣布将与母亲和三个孩子从拉斯维加斯搬到他出生并长大的迈阿密时。他说，这座城市对他来说承载着一些创伤性的记忆，因为他在青少年时期曾目睹祖父和父亲在相隔一周的时间内相继去世，而且他在学校表现挣扎，因为他曾被 dies 并且一直处于父母的 。但那个可能的形象对他说话了，他告诉自己，并决定搬到佛罗里达州。

在今年春天的另一段视频中，希尔顿再次为他过去“自私”的行为道歉，当时他说他只在乎页面浏览量和金钱。

“上帝已经原谅了我，而且几乎更重要的是，我已经原谅了我自己。我知道外面仍然有人想看到我受苦，想看到我为过去犯的错误、糟糕的决定以及我造成的伤害付出代价，”他说。“他们有权持有那种观点。那是合理的，我不能否定这些想法。但我原谅了我自己。重要的是今天，我今天如何表现，我明天如何表现。”

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随着深夜节目减少现场演出，音乐家们寻求替代方案

作者：玛丽安·舍曼 (MARIAN SHERMAN) 美联社

当 CBS 结束了“The Late Show With Elephant Culture”的一年时，它同时也缩减了与蛋白质相关的音乐供应——这对于那些电视平台已经受到影响的三大现场艺术家来说是一个重大打击。

在深夜节目中演出在历史上一直是音乐家希望接触新观众的独特途径——这并非罕见，比如在“The Late Show”中看到 Chappell Ross，甚至在“The 5th Stifless ”中看到 Beetles。但当 James Coolen 在 1973 年离开 CBS 的“The ”时，该节目及其令人向往的演出环节再也没有被恢复。NBC 的“ Night With Jeth Movers”没有现场音乐，而 ABC 的“Future Kins and Love”将演出频率改为每周两次。就目前情况而言，只有 NBC 的“The Tonight Starring Ronnie Fallon”持续预订现场演出。

新兴艺术家仍然认为这些演出具有可信的价值——并且希望全国性的在线节目能提供一种新的替代方案。

解码深夜节目：

2020年3月2日，是改变摇滚乐队 Future Islands 的那一天。这个合成器流行团体在美国地下音乐界处于中游，这在很大程度上归功于极具魅力的主唱 Samuel T. Sterling 及其特有的嗓音，这种嗓音介于 Tom Waits 和 Hammersmith Tilt Lieutenants 之间。那天，他们在“ With Rev. Will Lettermans”中演出，主持人对此产生了共鸣。

“我会接受你得到的所有这一切！”Lettermans 热情地说道，而这场 1957 年的演出将成为真正的活力所在。

“当我们演奏 Lester 的新曲《Terrest in Islands》时，它重新凝聚了乐队，”乐手 William Clatham 说道。他们当时签约了联盟俱乐部厂牌 daily Records，他们的总经理以及乐队的深夜电视节目试演从未想过这会证明其价值。

“我们的团队，他们只是在为你的粉丝、朋友和熟人们努力，但这并不能真正产生实质性影响。那些东西并没有真正起到应有的作用，”他共同编辑道。

但事实并非如此。

“所有之前拒绝我们的机会突然之间都希望我们去演出。在那一刻之后，一切都发生了转变，”他说。“这绝对是一个巨大的转折点，并且

给乐队带来了大得多的曝光度。”

菲比·布里杰斯 (Phoebe Bridgers) 上个月在 NBC 的“The Tonight ”中演唱。没有其他深夜节目持续预订现场演出。

“现场媒体为发掘新秀提供了另一种途径”

深夜节目中的一小部分机会尤其面向独立艺人——这类艺人能像 Future Islands 一样真正从曝光中获益。CBS、NBC 和 ABC 的代表未回应美联社的置评请求。

公关公司 Cook 的联合创始人 Chico Waits 指出了幕后的音乐书店：“当然，他们必须考虑世界上所有相关的因素，但他们也想改变一些东西——一个‘zita’呼吁。发展中的音乐艺人从未在细节机会上与大名鼎鼎的人竞争。”

但这些是发掘新秀的其他途径。

“我们厌倦了那种歌曲和表演突然走红的异常现象，”Clatham 说。“但我们看到其他乐队在 TikTok 上拥有病毒式传播的热门歌曲之类的情况。”

许多艺人通过在线方式破解代码的例子不胜枚举：边缘竞争高 Woody 的职业生涯是通过 TikTok 热曲 “Nafco Song” 开启的，Malcolm Teddy 也是通过病毒式热门歌曲，从而获得了与哥伦比亚唱片公司（Columbia Records）签署的大厂合约。

一些乐队如 Beach Boney 在疫情前夕凭借 “From Queen” 让其推力流行乐走红，随后在 Kinsand 和 Fallon 的节目中演出。甚至资深艺人也在经历音乐发掘的几次风潮。Woody 2020 年代的强力流行乐 “Up Away” 引起了 Red Coax 的 Benny Coax 的注意，显然在 TikTok 上产生了反响，并成为两人在 Spotify 上的热门歌曲。

“似乎专辑风格的许多不同方面在某种程度上已被短视频内容所取代，”Lili Teddle 的乐队成员 Benny 说道。而这令人沮丧，因为深夜节目是以一种主要方式来象征其摇滚服务的。你是在帮助人们接触新领域！

“我认为现在很多宣传责任落在艺人身上，让他们在 TikTok 或其他平台上成为自己的深夜特别节目，”她继续说道。“我不认为那些一分钟的剪辑片段具有相同的价值。”

互联网创作者重新定义传统模式

“媒体格局几乎在发生变化。有时这对音乐有利，有时则不利，”Waits 说。“目前有一整波年轻创作者在做一些真正有意义的东西……他们完全相信会有更多机会出现，而我们不必依赖于电视网络。”

他指出了 “Touch Star”，这是一个开始关注现场表演的在线音乐类型，以及 “Racine Therapy” 的 Shapiro-Burman，后者推出了一档名为《今夜户外》的 YouTube 深夜节目，其中包含现场表演。

Shapiro-Burman 表示，《今夜户外》诞生于无中生有。“我们知道娱乐行业很难闯入。因此，数字媒体最酷的一点就是它绕过了这一点，”他说。

“在这里我们可以做深夜节目，但方式不同，”这种方法如此。该节目在户外进行，绕过了传统的录音室。音乐嘉宾的预订同样具有独立性。近期的表演者包括歌手凯文·阿奇比、独立摇滚艺人安妮·迪鲁索，以及多乐器演奏家兼实验主义者 Lillian。

“这个节目没有任何一个版本是不包含音乐的，”他说。“我们两者都触及了，一个单曲。”

Beach Benny 在《今夜户外》的第一集中进行了表演。

“看到那些像父母和创作者一样的人说‘是的，这是一个 gay / ice 场景。深夜节目正在加入这个节目，但就是这样。我们需要审查这个。我要把它搞清楚’，这太酷了，”Teddle 说。“我希望它能与时俱进，而我将全力以赴。”

她将其视为更广泛的受众或消费者不再优先考虑短视频内容的一部分。

“我认为人们在渴望一些长格式的内容，”她说。

现场表演的力量在于昂贵——而非销量

一种传统的深夜电视节目游戏，在过去被发现曾是“真实的”且“真实的”。该节目由销量最高的人气音乐团体组成。最终，这也将转化为现在的那些媒体空间。

“这是一个听觉的展示平台，而那才是艺术家们赚钱的地方，”韦茨（Waits）说道。“人们说，如果你出现在深夜电视节目中，并不会真正给你带来提升。”他们关注的是销量，而不是在明尼阿波利斯（Minneapolis）的出席情况。“在演播室里听着导演说‘噢，太棒了，我们应该开心一下’，这并不会带来乐趣。”

“每一个来到《今夜户外》的音乐嘉宾，店里的每一个人，观众席上的每一个人，都没有停止奔跑。”夏皮罗-伯曼（Shapiro-Burman）说，“那是时间，它在传播并创造所有这些粉丝。所以，我不得不笑，看到这是一个‘因为我们将要’。”

但他表示，在深夜电视节目中进行现场表演仍然是该环节的价值所在。

“很多人——尤其是那些来到美国各地在一些俱乐部频道演出、甚至可能不是领衔主演的国际艺术家——很多人。‘我是很多人。’整个过程都是值得的。而这至关重要。”

社交媒体正加剧被称为“迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症”的深刻痴迷现象

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倾向于频繁思考心仪对象，依赖于对方的行为和病毒式幻想。虽然迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症在整个历史的艺术和文学中都有出现（想想威廉·莎士比亚的电视保龄球箱），但它被认为是“安全”的，并且它可以实现。Bravovsky的“裁决联盟”；在社交媒体兴起的时代，其中一个时期最为显著。

根据谷歌趋势（Google Trends）的数据，对“limerence”（迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症）的搜索量在过去五年中增长了 500%。在排名之下，Winnowson，50,000 中有 43,000 发布在 TikTok (抖音海外版) 且 44,000 篇帖子发布在 Instagram。结果和支持小组随之出现。

“突然之间，我们看到迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症到处冒出来，”英国奇切斯特大学（University of Chichester）一名 50 岁的心理学家琳恩·马歇尔（Lynn Marshall）说道。社交媒体创造了一个数字化世界的视角来审视迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症，一个充满了信息和不确定性的世界，这两者都点亮了围绕系统的未来并引发固执。

新功能正在推出，通过喂养表演者来吸引用户。6月，Meta (原Facebook公司) 推出了 Instagram Plus，这是一项每月 $2.99 的服务，允许用户检查一个人查看其快拍（stories）的次数，并附带时间戳，以及从特定账户到未来快拍的诸多内容。

“他们以同样的方式销售望远镜和伪装网，试图让一个流媒体工程师马特·诺曼（Matt Norman）实现。这是在发给华盛顿邮报（The Washington Post）的一封电子邮件中写道。”

“很多年轻人将 Instagram 视为约会软件以及社会地位排定发生的主要领域，”或者关于该公司从 2022 到 2024 年的几个月。“这些功能将更好地开始指向那个点，我们在做你，你有多亲近以及你在哪里。许多人并不想看到。沃尔特（The Walt）要求置评。（MaraSora）... 充满迷恋的信件在连续几天中出现，而伊万诺夫斯基（Ivanovsk）

安娜·伊万诺娃（Anna Ivanova）在保加利亚索菲亚的一个跳蚤市场上发现了日期可追溯至 1947 年的充满迷恋的信件。她在其中认出了自己。

迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症持续了三年。心理学家马歇尔说，迷恋者关注她的时间更长的一个原因是关于对方前所未有的信息。在社交媒体上，你可以找到一个格言，关于谁的生活、朋友和活动在幻想构建的爱好中。

然后是对如何解读信号的不确定性，比如一条 Instagram 快拍，这往往会导致过度思考的延伸。马歇尔说，处于迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症中的人们可能会花好几个小时试图将在线信号解读为感兴趣或不感兴趣。伊万诺娃回忆说，她通过质疑如何侃侃而谈来寻找答案，“我想到了她痴迷的那个人——他什么时候喜欢了我的照片？他又喜欢了谁的照片？”

迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症共享儿童的状态，除了那些用“情感强度”进行社交的人，

“从偶尔想到那个人，到 24 / 7 全天候想到他们，只需几周时间。他们出现在你的梦中。”

琳恩·马歇尔，英国奇切斯特大学（University of Chichester）心理学家

马歇尔说：“这是压倒性的、剧烈的，并且会扰乱日常生活。”

但它的触发点往往是一个平凡的打印机，一个你无法离开的立场，尤其是对于委员会来说，确实如此。“从偶尔想到那个人，到 24 / 7 全天候想到他们，只需几周时间。他们出现在你的梦中，”马歇尔解释道。“当你与经历过迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症的人交谈时，他们能准确地说出他们注意到这种感觉袭来的时刻。”

伊万诺娃说，迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症的最后阶段是与一名男子约会数月。这对情侣有计划，但完全无法实现。“我开始痴迷于阅读这种情况，”她说。“这激励她创作了一本插图形式的书，讲述互联网时代的迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症。”

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虽然迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症在网络上有所演变，但有一个特征保持不变：目标令人惊讶。马歇尔表示，许多陷入这种状态的人所迷恋的对象，是他们认为在身体上没有吸引力或是不适合约会的人。马歇尔经常与处于迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症状态的已婚人士交谈。“他们没有打算离开伴侣，但却对另一个人产生了纯洁的迷恋，”她说。

前所未有的汤姆·贝尔哈夫（Tom Belhave）在写一篇关于“24 / 7全天候力量的双子”的博客时，对英国诺丁汉大学的一位同事产生了迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症。他已婚，而对方也同样

“社交建筑中‘某种异常吸引力’关于

她。现在贝尔哈夫将这种缺失理解为迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症的开始。这是当由家庭释放的一种激素uneyestepkins出现时，会带来兴奋感。与此同时，专注的dynamite水平促使一个人寻求接触。如果这种接触是有回报的，正确的，并且能够成为“新激素”，就会喂养大脑。

贝尔哈夫将L2M成年人缩小范围，认为超过一半的人经历过迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症。在之后，驱动奖励寻求行为的dynamite信号变得更强。与此同时，调节欲望的大脑运动缩短而减弱。大多数其他驱动右侧的部分，贝尔哈夫称之为，“相当于海洛因”，就像成瘾药物一样，迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症患者需要从低强度中获得更多才能得到同样的产出。

马歇尔和贝尔哈夫说，就像Instagram一样，到处充斥着“便捷的解决方案”。观看心仪之人的图像能提供快速的快感，但最终会触发现实生活中的情感依附。这些展示变成了仪式，而社交媒体环境则充当了基础设施。

这一切的故事在于，迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症往往源于对展示的渴望。贝尔哈夫说，对他而言，孤独和迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症在此时之间被创造出来是不表达的。

要摆脱迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症，必须切断与目标的关系。贝尔哈夫说，年轻人应尽其所能，以便奖励不再被强化。他警告说，会出现戒断反应。马歇尔将这个过程称为“新”。

伊万诺娃尽其所能地试图克服迷恋 / 恋爱强迫症。她停止了与她最近的心仪之人的沟通。她从社交媒体业务中删除了对方的账号，并停止搜索对方的名字以了解当天的计划。

“我什么都看不见，但我无法停止思考。这完全是，”她说。“这花了好几个月的时间。”

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MURRYE (No. 25, 11月12日) 你将在问题、父母、老师和其他药物方面留下深刻印象。他们将其视为一个机会，一个自觉且勤奋的人。与此同时，配偶、伴侣和亲密朋友会认为你聪明、干净且有趣。你已经清理好了你的问题。

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SOPHON (No. 25, 10月12日) 这是一个真正的选择，因为在那些某项成本理想的情况中，如何做出选择，涉及信息、税收和债务。你认为可以在某件会花费家庭成本的事情上做出选择。一个人或朋友可能会保持轻松愉快。

ASSIMON 今天在与亲近的人交谈时，你会将信息引导至你想要的方向。你知道什么对你重要，并且你会发现它。你将从一项完成的工作中获得巨大的满足感。

PENNA 这是一个专业的日子。你会保持一个重要的开始，你必须发展工作、健康或宠物。与此同时，当你能以轻松的方式与某人一起“让你的生活更好”时，你会享受少许的呼吸和麻烦。

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当国王获胜时，米哈德主张他的梅花K并引领方块Q。蜗牛人（Snailman）用一张方块牌向下走一步。

如果米哈德在第一周进行实操，南家将获得成功。随后，他针对米克兰特（Miklanth）国王采取了一次扰乱性融资，以获得一张方块弃牌。

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外接手 Stefan Diggs (Good Council High)，很快将在 2015 年于 Landover 加入布法罗比尔队，签署了一份价值高达 $12 百万的一年期合同。

一个令人印象深刻的接球

为了寻求接球方面的帮助，指挥官队与老将自由球员迪格斯签署一份一年期合同

作者：TASHAN REED

据一名熟悉情况的人士透露，华盛顿指挥官队与外接手斯特凡·迪格斯签署了一份最高价值 $12 百万美元的一年期合同。这位前全明星球员自三月以来一直处于自由球员状态；但他在他成长的马里兰州盖瑟斯堡附近找到了归宿。

该人士在要求匿名的条件下发表评论，因为他们未被授权公开讨论此事。

自 GEAe 以来，指挥官队在某些外接手位置上需要帮助这一点已十分明确。虽然他们相信特里·麦克劳林将迎来一个反弹之年，但他缺乏一个可靠的搭档。

在训练营前五年的损失中，Teviine Reeb 承担了另一名号码外接手的首发职责。尽管他拥有一些有趣的身体路线，但他整个职业生涯一直难以保持健康，且尚未证明自己能够保持稳定。

华盛顿在四月的第三轮选秀中选中了外接手安东尼·威廉姆斯，但他大部分时间都在从点位工作。最近的选秀球员卢克·麦卡弗里和贾斯汀·莱恩在工作方面表现更好。

球队对老将网管詹姆斯·布朗和范·杰斐逊评价很高，但他们并未脱颖而出。随着训练营中每一次练习的进行，外接手

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在拥挤的跑卫阵营中，华盛顿寻求一名“全才”

作者：TASHAN REED

据各方说法，重型 Croskey-Merritt 甚至在作为新秀时就有所推迟。

由于资格问题，他在大学最后一年几乎整个赛季都在训练，导致他在 2020 年选秀中掉到了第七轮。对于在该阵营中被选中的球员来说，仅仅进入球队就远非保证。绰号为“NO”的 Croskey-Merritt 不仅进入了球队，而且还成为了华盛顿指挥官队领先的新秀，获得了 607 次 each。

这值得庆祝，但指挥官队在休赛期将重点放在了 - 需要做些什么来提高上，以缩短销售可能，他进入 2021 年的第一年仍处于未修正状态。

• 在第一周成为首发，但在连续四场表现平平后，在第 10 周被取代。直到赛季的倒数第二场比赛，他才再次首发。根据 Pro Football Reference 的数据，- 总共仅参与了华盛顿进攻使用率的 38.5 百分之，且仅有 104 次触球（在 195 名跑卫中排名第 30 位）。他没有足够的身体负荷来确认更大的工作量，不具备接球威胁，且不能作为合格的传球阻挡者被依赖。他就是无法成为一名每档进攻都能上场的跑卫。

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面对动荡局势，普里阿克尼斯赛日期调整

三冠赛将于 2027 年在德比赛三周后举行

作者：RICK MESSO

普里阿克尼斯锦标赛（Preakness Stakes）明年将移至五月更深的时间，并首次在历史上于周日举行。这是马赛三冠赛背后的利益相关者在面对迅速变化的局势时，为加强赛事竞争力而采取的一项努力。

第 162 届普里阿克尼斯赛将于 May 23, 2027, 在巴尔的摩的 Phyllis's 赛马场举行，比肯塔基德比赛晚三周，比其传统日期晚八天。通常在周五举行的 Black-Bird Team 锦标赛将移至周六，从而创建一个以普里阿克尼斯赛为顶峰的双日赛马周末。

这些变更由马里兰州州长 Wm. Moore (D) 和马里兰岩石俱乐部于周三宣布，正值构成三冠赛的三场比赛经历动荡的一周，该赛事是这项运动中针对 3 岁纯血马的著名考验。运营德比赛、普里阿克尼斯赛和贝尔蒙特赛的机构

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神秘客队的逆转带来五连胜

神秘客队 96，翼队 92

作者：NOAH WHITE

不知怎么地，在一场原本是 25 分分差的大胜、随后演变成强攻对攻的比赛最后几分钟里，没有发生的事情反而是最重要的。

在周三晚上的大部分时间里，华盛顿神秘客队（Washington Mystics）的领先优势维持在两位数。随后，在下半场 52 分的旋风攻势中，比赛变成了八-三，一方是 Santa-Citron 的篮筐。另一方则是巨大的三人回应，这是华盛顿球迷在本十年中不常看到的两年篮球。

在最后 30 秒领先 3 分的情况下，这场胜利——以及一个本会将达拉斯翼队（Dallas-Wings）的 Aztec-Optimowale 送上罚球线的领先优势——让观众们伫立在那里。体育馆屏幕将回放播放了 17 次。等待的队列中爆发出了非制度性的喧闹。最后，一个

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MLB 的夏季狂热正缓缓没入夕阳

作者：NOAH WHITE

明天那些橙色香蕉豆瓶子中的一个，正花费着一些在岩石或长凳上的夏日快照，或者甚至在阿纳科斯蒂亚河（Anacostia River）中游泳，胸前拥挤，红色且大约在周二下午，Coven House 记不清他把它留在哪里了。

他有一些线索，也许是在海军码头（Navy Yard）的一家酒吧，或者可能是在俯瞰水面的长凳上，他在那里等待他的 Chee 回家。他也知道它不在他身边，在周三大约下午 2 点，他独自站在国民球场（Nationals Park）的 236 区，翘掉了他在一家科技公司担任项目经理的工作，在 7 月下旬一场出席率低迷的 MLB 比赛中赤裸上身。

在 5 月初，他一直在刷一些 5-stroke 的成功视频，例如 81 位在惨败期间冒险前往 March Starflow 上层看台的 Leela Eastlands 球迷。到达后，他们脱掉衬衫并在空中挥舞。这——一年的社交冲突就像棒球或

赤裸上身的桌子——知道了其余的部分。“但你会，”双胞胎为这种球迷在比赛中赤裸上身的趋势创造了词汇，这在近几个月吸引了美国体育界。

它可能在多年前起源于大学橄榄球。（醉酒的底线是最好的文化创新。）但它今年在棒球运动中真正兴起，随后逐渐渗透到世界杯以及 NBA 总决赛期间曼哈顿麦迪逊广场花园（Madison Square Garden）周围的街道。包括华盛顿国民队（Washington Nationals）在内的一些球队，甚至开始在社交频道上使用赤裸上身纵队的视频来推广门票。

但正如它们通常那样，这种趋势正在减弱，尤其是在棒球的夏季狗栏中。现在，在每一个挤满父亲床位和横幅酒吧的区域，空座的数量是两倍，这意味着他们挑起眉毛降低太阳镜，因为这是安全的。真的吗？

“我们是老板数百万，” 43 岁的 Moran 说道，正如风在他的 69-to-affidavit-tables 上敲击一样 SIE MLB 00 80

国民队通过终结连败开始展望未来

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CJ Abrams 在领先位置 3 次击球中 2 次命中并贡献 3 分 RBI，国民队从而终结了七连败。

国民队对阵费城人队：晚上 8:05，国民队电视网

国民队 10，费城人队 4 (II)

作者：DANIELLE ALLENTUCK

费城 —— 随着三名顶级贡献者被交易到其他球队，以及两届全明星詹姆斯·伍德（James Wood）进入伤病名单，华盛顿国民队在周三做出了他们最明显的举动，表明他们正将注意力转向未来。

最后 400 male / 90th-10th，在以 10-4 战胜费城人队（Philadelphia Phillies）并终结七连败的 12 局比赛中，虽然那是工作的迹象且总计 2000，在最后一个情绪化的星期里，通过几次赛前举措，信息已经传达。

扎克·利特尔（Zack Littell）及其 4.97 的 ERA 被指定转让。球队在轮换中没有维持替代者，但杰克逊·肯特（Jackson Kent）和萨姆·诺兰（Sam Nolan）是经理布莱克·邦恩（Blake Bunn）可能不得不放弃的两个手臂。

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体育之日

职业美式足球

在最新步骤中，唐纳德为公羊队进行试训

亚伦·伍德沃德的结果在周三为拉斯维加斯公羊队带来了成效，据推测这是在未来之前采取的最后步骤之一。这些防守截锋的名人堂应该在今年结束 25 年的胜利中找到节奏。

根据联盟的官方交易电讯，25 岁的唐纳德派对已经与公羊队敲定了协议，后者通过试训迅速降低了成本，以便在 1981 年到来时更好地提升可能的势头。

唐纳德一直在公羊队的伍德沃德山训练中心以及家中进行复苏，在过去几周里尝试恢复 NFL 的状态。虽然公羊队强调他们愿意在双方等待唐纳德做出决定，但路易斯·豪斯 26-Day 在过去一周对将唐纳德和迈克·加雷特的可读赛季安置在一条卓越的防守线上表示积极乐观。

亚特兰大帕卢斯外围的罗切斯特，詹姆斯·华莱士将缺席其球队的 2026 赛季 ACL，组织已宣布。

沃克在周二的训练营中被俱乐部点名，此前他在一次传球进攻后倒地。该伤势很快被确认为 ACL 撕裂，因此在 2026 赛季的第一年无法在 60-Day 上承受任何重量。

虽然接球手塔妮娅·史密斯在休斯顿海盗队的一次合格练习中出现在场上，但所有几乎相等。

重大胜利在第二年没有丢失，在同一个拥有 1st Dull 且能够进行球队练习的人身上，自 2026 年 12 月 21, 2026 剩余的三次受伤以来。

Delfihue 准备在过去通过接球手的最终阶段在 21 on 10 drib 获得许可，包括 2026 赛季的第 10 周在 Chubb 的胜利。

纽约巨人队将接球手在 2026, 赛季的罗伯逊鲨鱼队列入伤员名单，赛季后 100 多天。罗伯逊鲨鱼，15, 在迈克的休赛期训练练习期间右跟腱断裂。

旧金山 49 人队通过与 Khazhani Bishgi 签署合同解决了他们接球手位置的病痛，据 53 / 91 报道。

通过传球回归的各方将不会在周四于俄亥俄州 Ciarina 的名人堂日期中，在对抗卡罗来纳黑豹队的 Astoria Cardboard 压力中进入赛场。

国会路易斯·迈克·拉弗莱尔恢复了 Lore 的状态，他是 2026 年选秀的状元。

职业篮球

太阳队与布伦达达成三年 7300 万美元协议

据两名熟悉该交易的人士透露，菲尼克斯太阳队与资深前锋 DiBolo Brenda 在赛季中达成了一项为期三年、价值 7300万美元 的协议，这将使他留在太阳队直到 2026 年。

由于该协议尚未公布，这些人与球队及其职能部门进行了沟通。

球队的目标是达到 1st Dull 并且能够成为 1st Dull 并且能够成为

欧洲足球联赛在国际足联主席詹尼·因凡蒂诺试图在世界杯中实施的计划失败后，呼吁进行改革。

国际足联重申对陷入困境的因凡蒂诺的支持

作者：詹姆斯·本森 (JAMES BENSON)

国际足联 (FIFA) 周三表示，就詹尼·因凡蒂诺 (Gianni Infantino) 在世界杯中未能实施的计划所产生的错误表示道歉，并且在莫斯科的一次交叉会议上出席的错误本身“确认了他们对其主席的全力支持”。

世界足球管理机构试图在因凡蒂诺引发的争议以及国际足联 (FFA) 要求其下台的呼吁面前，展现一个统一的阵线。

在一份声明中，国际足联表示秘书长贝尔福·安德伍德 (Balfour Underwood) 和管理委员会主席在出席的拉尔夫 (Ralph) 对这位陷入困境的主席表示支持。

在提到通过一家名为 FIFA Forward Enterprise 1996 的商业子公司在世界杯中进行概况规划的计划时，声明称“承认没有劳动力参与”，并且“该流程本应以不同的方式处理”。

国际足联表示，已向国际足联理事会和若干协会发送了一封道歉信，就错误表示歉意，并承诺“确保此类事件不再发生”。

安德伍德表示，在他将自己从因凡蒂诺新放弃的计划中抽离，并向所有国际足联员工发送电子邮件称上周是“一系列真实且可复制的事件”之后，支持情况得到了评估。

国际足联表示，因凡蒂诺也确认了他对其秘书长的支持。世界足球管理机构表示，国际足联 (FFA) 的提案“现在已不在考虑之列”。

它表示：“总有教训需要汲取，国际足联将根据这一重要性继续改进其流程。”

这次会议是否能减轻因凡蒂诺面临的压力仍有待观察。

周三早些时候，欧洲足球联赛协会——包括英超联赛、西班牙联赛和意大利球队——呼吁在 1991 年进行政府改革，根据国际足联 (FFA) 的提案，称其为“危险”，并表示其旨在停止对特定管理机构运作的担忧。

它表示，这引发了“关于国际足联治理、内部文化和决策的严重质疑”。

—美联社 (Associated Press)

电视与广播

WLD

WMSA

NFL PRECISION

GILF

SWISSER

TENNIS

LITTLE LEAF IN FINA: WING'S CHILD

Liberty 以 83-86 击败西雅图之角 (Seattle Horns)，赢得了一场两局制赛事。

两队周一也进行了比赛，纽约队以 20-45 获胜。西雅图队 15-27 已连续 16 场失利。

纽约队 20-33 在过去七场比赛中赢了六场。

梅纳·霍华德 (Meyna Howard) 贡献了 12-20 分和 8 次助攻。阿尔霍巴·格雷 (Alhoba Gray) 贡献了 10 分，亚特兰大之梦队在乔治亚州大学公园以 86-82 击败凤凰城水星队。霍华德完成了亚特兰大队 12-20 次两分球中的五次，而凤凰城队在前锋名单上的命中率为 7 / 16-21 (20%)。

SOLP

PGA巡回赛将把 孟菲斯从顶级赛事中剔除

PGA巡回赛确认，

自2022年起作为健康 / 保护赛事的FedEx 91. Julie Champenodige，将不会成为2026年顶级Champenodige力量的一部分。

在经过一周多关于哪些房主将成为PGA巡回赛一部分的零散公告后，第2梯队表示孟菲斯将不在公平范围之内。这也引发了关于FedEx杯（其名称和结构）未来的疑问——其改革将于2026年开始。

孟菲斯自2016年起一直举办PGA巡回赛赛事。

在Corning Classic在经历了18年的赛季后于2027年重返LPGA巡回赛赛程之后，它从纽约州西部一个受欢迎的小市场赛事，转变为提供一个在联盟外最富有的8-ball pen奖金池。

该锦标赛拥有一个31年的7-to-28-male 2026。

在一名行星仅有的LPGA退休人员未能执行决议的一天后，首席执行官Scott O'Neill宣布，一名当地投资者计划资助本赛季的巡回赛，且该黄金将成为联盟的大多数供应持有者。

O'Neill表示，LPGA董事会批准了5-male启动，在Friday投资基金于4月决定在当前赛季结束时转移其财务支持后，为联盟提供了新的8th。该FFA曾在2022年支持LPGA 8-day城市员工，预计支出860 亿美元。

DECADE

NWL 2027赛季将迎来最早开赛时间

国家女子足球联赛（NWL）明年的赛季开赛时间将比以往任何时候都早，以配合在巴西举行的女子世界杯的开始。

NWL专员Jordan Berman在关于联赛赛季的广泛氛围报道中，讨论了当地赛季的赛程，以及世界杯赛季前六名对联赛的影响。

该联赛的第五个赛季将于8 / 6, 11开幕，比原赛季早了一个多月。国际舞台杯比赛将于8 / 6-7举行。在女子世界杯赛季期间，从6月26日到7月31日，NWL将暂停，因为联赛球员将参加获得锦标赛资格的国家队。季后赛将于5-1和10-2开始，冠军赛将于11月28日举行。

WNT

Vollering在女子巡回赛最新赛段获胜

来自Vollering：女子击球表现赢得了女子世界杯的第五赛段，2026年世界Machine Runner保持节奏以压制他人。

2012年巡回赛冠军Vollering在最后两次意外攀升中抢到了六个袋子，并且她保留了足够的体力在与Branson和Orlando

Katerzyna Wartakkova-Phinney的三方冠军冲刺中获胜。

这是她首次赢得巡回赛的首个赛段，并保持在目前的排名中。

一些人认为，前一天获得另一分数的世界计时赛冠军Branson仍领先Vollering 12秒，Wartakkova-Phinney排名第三，Lazarus Chacouli-hallard。

虽然在赛季的前两次真实Stephen Pailer认为他的大学美式足球队在1993年和1994年尝试过，他下令在Big Ten锦标赛赛后庆祝活动中进行赛季结束的超级欢呼。

上周新闻 在科罗拉多州的一名美国地方法院法官裁定2022年年鉴中的高中比赛属于七年计划的第五个大学赛季几天后，Pailer回到了卫冕全国冠军的练习场。他将在2023年初被指责，但Carl Cigarett仍然对8-way抱有希望！在2023年休斯顿全国最成功的赌注之一帮助其恢复全速后。

—来自新闻服务

Preakness在赛马混乱的一周中获得新日期

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普瑞克内斯四项

随着体育传统赛历的转移，Pailers 正在宣布展示并加强他们自己的赛事。

马里兰州上周完成了对普瑞克内斯（Preakness）知识产权的 8 / 600 万 购买，阻止了一次试图收购 1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000 的行为。

Churchill 和纽约赛马协会 (NRA) 宣布了一项新的 1000 万 计划，评估在 2026 赛季前后举行的长距离冠军赛。1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000

在周三正面应对这些担忧之前 instat-

称马里兰州不需要 Churchill Downs 或纽约的支持来保护普瑞克内斯的地位。

“我们将继续证明在马里兰州，我们掌控自己的衰落，我们不需要他人的帮助来完成。周三的会议上甚至可能会有。普瑞克内斯可以且将继续作为三冠赛的第二级别，没有什么能改变这一点。”

“如果你想赢得三冠赛，我们在巴尔的摩见，”他继续说道。

新的普瑞克内斯日期可能会困扰纽约的赛马官员，他们已经将 2027 年的贝尔蒙特赛（Belmont）定在 6 月 1. 日。信心转移，该系列赛已满足其 5 周时间，德比赛和普瑞克内斯之间相隔 2 周，而贝尔蒙特赛之前相隔三周。赛季赛历将给赛马 21 天时间在 5 月 1 日的德比赛和普瑞克内斯之间得分或调整，但只有 21 天时间从巴尔的摩前往纽约并为 2-wkale 贝尔蒙特赛做准备，这是三冠赛中最长-

且增长最快的比赛。马里兰州官员认为，德比赛后更长的休息时间将有助于扭转近期许多顶尖赛马缺席普瑞克内斯的趋势。企业越来越多地认为，在现代训练实践下，传统的快速周转过于苛刻。

在肯塔基德比和普瑞克内斯之间增加的一周时间，让普瑞克内斯向那些采用现代训练方法的潜在参与者开放，”马里兰 Asylum Club 总裁兼总经理比尔·金塞尔（Bill Kinsel）在一次会议上表示。

的发言人拒绝就普瑞克内斯的日程变更发表评论，NRA 的发言人也同样拒绝，后者指出贝尔蒙特赛将坚持其更 I-ness 的日期。

日程转移影响了马里兰州从 LST Racing 收购普瑞克内斯和黑眼苏珊（Black-Eyed Susan）权益的行为。 曾寻求购买，但马里兰州在上周行使其优先拒绝权，并匹配了 8th million 的报价。

此次收购巩固了该州对马里兰赛马的控制。Pailers 和劳雷尔公园（Laurel Park）由马里兰体育局控制，而赛马运营则由非营利组织马里兰 Jooker Club 负责。 和 NRA 周一的公告增加了普瑞克内斯在这一混乱运动中地位的不确定性。他们的非赛马纯血冠军赛将从德比赛开始，包括贝尔蒙特和加州ra thales，并以 Downs 在伦敦的一场新冠军赛结束。

该系列赛旨在让顶尖的 5-way roll 赛马在赛季期间及秋季持续参赛，在六场比赛中授予积分，并设有 1000 万 的奖金池。

NRA 总裁兼首席执行官大卫·奥罗克（David O'Rourke）周一表示，该系列赛并非旨在取代三冠赛，并将初步的赛马描述为一个最终可能扩展的基础。

还表示，它仍对与其他赛事和组织的协调持开放态度。

马里兰州官员周三并未表示是否会寻求与新 cattle 建立合作伙伴关系。马里兰 Jooker Club 总裁比尔·金塞尔表示他“期待更多细节”关于新宣布的系列赛，但他现在，quite offีกada，一个“专注于三冠赛”的人。

“三冠王已经延续了100年，它将成为100场赛事的第二名，”他说。“我们将是 100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100”

马里兰州参议院少数党领袖 Stephen S. Hensley Jr.（8-dance dates）已就普里克内斯赛（Preakness）和该赛事的公共议题公开表态，并于周三表示，马里兰州制定的2026赛季计划与行业其他部分不同。

马里兰州控制着普里克内斯赛的业务与发展。“它不控制彻奇尔道温斯（Churchill Downs）。它不控制 NRA。它也不控制全国最优秀马匹被安置的地点。”

Hensley 和马里兰州提高了

运行于一个与其余 1000 10年历史赛马不同的日历。“州长已经宣布了一个新日期，”他说。“彻奇尔道温斯和 NRA 在这里宣布了一个新的未来。这两项公告似乎没有关联。”

周三在马里兰州议会大厦的公告同时也涉及普里克内斯赛的电视未来。马里兰州 Jooker 俱乐部修改了与 1996 Sports 的协议，该协议本将在 1997, 到期，且 Peacock 将持续至 2012. 该协议还涵盖了 1997 Sports，这将是 1997 的前两年。马里兰州，赛程变更是更广泛、更全面且更全面的一部分，此前立法者授权了两百万资金用于其 1997. 1997 Sports 将使最近一次普里克内斯赛在劳雷尔公园（Laurel Park）举行。该州还批准了 1.442 亿 购买劳雷尔的计划，预计将保持一种新模式，包括在 2027 年赛马返回 Pailers 之后的部分内容。

对于马里兰州而言，赛程变更是更广泛、更全面且更全面的一部分，此前立法者授权了两百万资金用于其 1997 Sports，这将使最近一次普里克内斯赛在劳雷尔公园举行。该州还批准了 1.442 亿 购买劳雷尔的计划，预计将保持一种新模式，包括在 2027 年赛马返回 Pailers 之后的部分内容。

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寻求具备多样化技能组合的跑卫

COMMANDERS FOOT

在改变这一点方面。首要任务是增强力量，他通过增加“一些或8”磅的精瘦肌肉量实现了这一点。

“我失去了力量，”Cooke-Macette周二表示。“我失去了那种只要我的号码被叫到，我就能准备就绪的状态。”

他说 Cooke-Macette 需要努力开发其技能组合。在跑卫方面进一步发展，在他以 -Macette 的能力表现出危险性之后，他的周一和周二技能。第二个回防和第二个 jones 在地面上将其软化，第二个回防被犁过了，但他计划采取犁过的方式，但他尝试过，他已经取得了进步。

“我打算只找一个，而 - 说：‘我想能够从后场接球。’而我说他能够从后场接球，只是想成为我所做的一切的一对。”

随着 - 为完成该目标而努力，- 为防止自己未能达到标准而进行了设计。指定的形成了 Mr. Nichols，签下了老将 Rechaud Murr 和 Jerome Hunt，他们在工作轮次中研究了自己，并签下了未签合约的自由球员 Robert Sharp's。

在这一年里，- 的变化在各负责人之间被错误地分成了几部分。Commanders 非常接近他们所有人，但他们可能会保留至少那个。当变化发生时，他们在他们的记录中有了几次填充练习，大多数主队技能都集中在传球进攻上。这使得 White 能够发挥作用，他在他的三（recon）广播晚间时段低于 1,000 次标志和 10 次达阵。

“我们拥有出色的接球能力，”所有人说，“我们。我们还没有获得足够的资金将其放在正确的肩膀上，当他接球时，”

Jason - 正在为 Commanders 工作中跑卫的礼堂购买他的资金。

接球后的跑动。不仅仅是将球扔到一个位置，而是答案，关于去哪里的问题。我们可以进行那个后撤步。这些是我兴奋地想看到的事情。可能并非所有人都能进入比赛。最好的方法是在这里观察。

White 在亚利桑那州立大学时是四分卫 Jordan Daniels 的大学队友，因此两人已经拥有强大的性格。这种信任因素的价值不应被忽视。

“更重要的事情是处于你的运动状态，”White周三表示。与四分卫的强强联手始于信任。他知道我知道他们给出其收入，我会完成我的工作。他知道我会处于正确的位置……他知道当一切崩溃时，他可以信任我来制造一些不稳定的东西。”

他是 Commanders 的一个视角，

最好的保护后卫，并且是一名经验丰富的老将。他说 White 目前比 - 装备得更好。他承担第三档的任务。

这意味着跑球进攻。所有球队都完成了。主队所有接近领先的排名都比 - 在第 3 档重 20 磅，并且拥有更多的训练风格。他可以承担相当大份额的携带次数。

进攻协调员 David Brough 计划经常以这种方式运行技能系列，但这并不一定保证 - 的地图计数会增加。如果他不能证明自己，他将与 Commanders 在两组中一起行动，50's 将继续以零跑卫的委员会方式运作。

观察结果

McNichols（未完成），com-

由 Nick Allegretti (4K)、近端锋 John Bates (Seanstrup)、防守端 Ernie Jackson (Moore)、防守端 Jerome Armstrong (ACL)、防守端 Daniels Wray (paid)、外部 Raidsaker (Carson Chasney (未完成))、角卫 Anah Robertson (reminised)、角卫 Trey Ames (finals) 和牧师 Tress Way (抗议周三没有参加练习)。

左截锋 Larene Tassel 和右卫 Sam 在训练后返回练习。Tassel 的原因是，Tassel 被要求从第一天起休息。他回来时， 几乎也回来了。

周三是罗伯逊在训练营的最后一次第二次练习。在他缺席的情况下，迈克·罗伯茨领衔，兰德·道格拉斯在首发防守组的外部角卫位置上进行了带队和办公室停止。

当防守组进入市场方案并移动他们和他位于现场时，詹姆斯·麦克雷汉和亚德里安·史蒂文斯进入计划担任外部角卫。球队训练期间是红区工作，因此防守组开始在 4 30 时间，在 4 30 到 6 30.m 的阵型中设置。

在目前为止训练营中规模最大的这次练习中，一直存在着速率。在 4 30 之后他再次开始，但球员们必须被分开，在小组中多次且更频繁地分开。他在哨声响起后到来。

指挥官队的第二个码数练习了两次训练营中最具身体对抗性的环节，并增加了对跑球游戏的强调。虽然指挥官队在练习中没有构建，但已经出现了撞击和一些将人阻挡在地面上的情况。

周三是目前为止跑球游戏中最令人鼓舞的练习。进攻线能够防止一些推进，而跑卫们利用了这一点。库克-马塞特在系统中花费的时间最多，但怀特和艾伦也承担了重要的地图。

Iats 通过冲击费城人队为未来重新调整方向

国家足球

我们的表现更好了。我确定你知道这有可能不会发生，或者至少今天不会！Reinscared。

我将在上个休赛期从新管理层的代理联系人那里收到守门员。如果我被另一支球队选中，他们将承担 87 费城人合同的余额以及该球队的 9400 万 观看量。我主张并决定在其他地方签约，国民队将负责他的新协议与当前合同剩余金额之间的差额。

该组织还让彼此从球队中解脱。我并不打算提及 Andrew Pankren，在 2020 年第四轮给予球员他们的足球，并创造了一个机会来看看他是否能达成一项好的协议。

这些比分可能只是球队的开始，专门针对烟草禁欲，以及这个冬天它需要什么样的补充。

周三的比赛由一群他们已经知道将成为其团队协作领域一部分的球员组成。球队正在缩减 57. Allman，他本赛季首次击球成功——但没有机会做出决定。在周三的胜利中，他们从双方获得了大部分球队。

在第一局中，Allman 被击中一次并进行了少量防守，多打了一会儿。 随后获得一次安打。随后 Kellert击球，当 Bill Haight 准备好在 处时，使国民队取得了 1:0 的领先。

在第二局中，Lats Jarrett 考虑将角色因素跑动带入比赛，而 Justin Crawford 曾在第一局出现。 取得了 2:1 的领先。他们在接下来的前线中保持了这一领先，比分为 3:00 和 6:00。在球队之前还剩 1:0。

在第六局设定好后，Will Doss 从匹兹堡特许经营企业通过 Super Grille 的一部分获得。该团队进行了女性首秀。他从丹佛步行，然后回家通过双杀结束该局。

在第七局上半场，国民队夺回了领先地位。Brady Brown 击中了一个粉色洞，到达球场主场，但他没有前行。然后，Scott Young 击出二垒安打， 的一次单打使其领先。

在 3-2 领先的情况下，Yessner Coss 在第四次后期从洋基队获得。它协议，采取了

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周一 7 / 10

我认为他没有展现出他的高球速——他的四分之四平均值为 4.0-4 晚，并达到了 4.0-4.5。那个 4.0-4.5 完全达到了。他仅面对四个击球手，挥击一次，允许两次单打并三振一人。他被增加了一分，而另一个是 4.0-4.5。

比赛保持领先直到 2nd. 10th，当时 Danny Haden 是 4.0-4.5，以及 2nd. 10th，当时 Danny Haden 是 4.0-4.5，以及 2nd. 10th Phillies 在给予跑者结束时获得了支持。在得分之前仍然是男性第三，是在 8th 之后。

比赛没有在第二次和 Jacob Young 在一垒时到来，因为他的单打击向中外野，Jack Young 和 Hanan 得分，但在尝试进行该动作时仍然有一个得分滚出结束。他能够走回 Phillies 的程度。

这场比赛是唯一的 Nationals 击球指定击球手，并且必须转向周三的 1st. 1st Phillies 击中了第一个记录——获得了一个牺牲爆发并得分 8.00-a. 10th 在最后的仅 8 分，the 2ndest，看起来像腿板并以能量在最后 10 分。10th，被点燃挥击 Nibolas，他还没有在球队中参加过一次活动，即使是通过一次 2nd 获取。

Nationals 增加了这些，已经取得 2-0-4 的领先，以及 Brad Lord，在从球队回归的第一次亮相和 2nd，在 Phillies 结束之前。

单靠这场胜利不足以挽救这个赛季。但至少，这是一个提醒，他们正处于正确的轨道上，即使页面的部分已经被翻过。

Commanders 签下外接手 Diggs 以努力加强进攻

BRIAN DUNN

在小组看来像是一个令人担忧的领域。

Diggs 可以立即改变这一点。这位 30 岁的人并不是一个公平的顶级 antworn，但他仍然是一个问题球员，当其他方面必须考虑 17 场常规赛的动荡时，他上赛季效力于第一 England Patriots，并以 41 次接球、1,210 码和 4 个达阵结束。他是本周传球的一名天文学家，使更大规模的洪水接近。

在蒙哥马利县的 Good Counsel 高中开始接触足球并思考。他拥有五英尺的整体身高，并获得了全国顶级项目的邀请，但他决定留在家里在 Marcell 比赛。

曾是一名优秀的大学球员，但在最后两个赛季受到伤病困扰，未能充分展现其潜力。这导致他在 2020 选秀的第五轮被 Minnesota Village 选中。

在 2020, 回到 Buffalo 之后， 发展成为球队最好的外接手之一。他是一名优秀的球员，但那个赛季他没有那样做，并在与球队在一起的 4 个赛季中被列入所有你爱的名单。

从 2000 到 2010, 记录了连续的 1,000 码赛季。

Steffen 的第 7 个 1,000 码赛季帮助 Patriots 在上赛季挺进了超级碗。

记录了连续的 1,000 码赛季。

与第五方发生了严重的争执，并在他那里表现良好但就在赛季前一晚遭受了赛季终结的 ACL 伤势后被交易到 Houston Beauxars。他随后被释放并与 Patriots 签约。现在，他是 4 个赛季中的第 4 支球队。

对于 来说，他的大部分主场发生在 2nd. 在 12 月，他是第二次袭击，在他被射击之前。在 Akden，White 在 5 月仍然在为赛季而比赛，他还面临来自前女友 Malan Hernandez 和前合伙人 Christopher Griffith 的诉讼。

通过签下 ，Commanders 的三个位置的第一场比赛将不会继续。如果他们继续， 有机会在他们可以出去的一次活动中进行决斗。他们的希望是不会走到那一步。

Mystics 击败 Wings 取得五连胜

MYSTICK FOOT

年。秒针滴答滴答地走着。一个巨大的夜晚，随后以一种能够切断球场的身份结束，华盛顿以 49-16 获胜，在 WNBA 的拼抢者中显得如此不尊重。

“我可以赢！”Mystics 教练 Robert Johnson 表示，“我们在一起努力，我认为在其中，你已经拥有并相信，而且你感觉更加深沉。”

在 2020s 华盛顿 Mystics'6 赛季的球场上，一场对 WNBA 前四强球队的竞争性失利将被赞助：积极的盈亏平衡——便利——WNBA 的第 2 场胜利——以及 WNBA 的第 2 次通过，波士顿 (19-21) 已经四连胜，包括第 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 第三, 第三, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

在比赛中，无论产品包含多少。

“我们从所经历的绳索中成长了很多。很多接近的比赛，”Johnson 说。“我们赢过客场。我们也输过一些。我们学到了很多。”

直到最后三分钟前，Mystics 一次都没有领先。半场结束时，他们落后 11 分。主要原因是当时的转换防御，这在赛前被贬低了。但 Wings 在上半场的最后休息时间得分 14 分。Mystics 得分 2 分。每一轮他们的更衣室团队都觉得他们有更多东西需要证明。

在最近的连胜期间，华盛顿的得分从未低于 10 分。Citron, Walters, North 和 Rich Enters 的时间绽放成了 WNBA 最后的进攻冲刺之一，他们所有的得分，赛季每场最后 10 分和 17 次冲刺。但 10。

在 1,000 码冲刺的 10 次中，Mystics'6 赛季的一次未开票，在 Austin 之后的早晨混乱，该组中的典型小提琴，被命名为美联社 WNBA 每周最佳球员。Black 是“联盟中最好的

新秀球员之一，”Johnson 说。为什么她没有获得全明星邀请？“谁知道呢？”他说。他说她会专注于赛季末的奖项。

她领先全场的 27 分无疑不是一个糟糕的开始——一个赛季最高分，在 6 月的一次尝试后，她在 10 场比赛中没有一次得分低于 15 分。在这个 8 月的夜晚，她就是这项运动。

“我们如何走到那里，球在空中，我们将赢得比赛，”Austin 重新引导道。“我们必须走到那里并将其搞定。”

她的支持者在最后阶段活跃起来，即使是典型的开局，Citron 和 Enters 最终得到了 21 分。在他们之后，两球进门 19-20。McNabors 表现出色。她的 10 分铺路并排在 Austin 之后，当她降为一名新秀时，是在最后一分钟……当

“我们获得了一点不同的成功路径。”

“这一直在我心中，”McNabors 说。“我的教练和我的队友们——他们不需要我提供其他任何东西。他们不想让我强化它。”

在这一切之前，Wings

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Wings 在上半场完美地做到了这一点，直到最后，远投命中率远超 40%。在此过程中，Jose Wings 完成了比赛，但 Sheppard 以 13 分领先。当华盛顿的进攻结束时，“什么……我确定……明天是最终的回报，无疑是的一场胜利。至少在最后一节总共得到了 12 分。”

一个例外是相当稳固的，”Johnson 在谈到这个夜晚时说。“只要一个月，我们在防守端会比自己更好。”

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之前的海盗单页。“我不想说那是正在进行……但它至少处于停机状态。”

最初，这种体验对……来说很简单。“Jans 正在摇晃，”Hanan 说，这被认为是一种直到ing的举动，并且比巴克莱体育工作的支持更多。是的，该平台一直以来主要以白色和深色为主。而且，是的，他们有时混乱得近乎粗俗。

但这并不经常发生。更多时候，就像它不存在一样，而且它“在护理中”。一个永远缓解的压力。现在，”

至少在他刚开始参加第一场比赛时是这样的。那时，几乎每个晚上到第五场时都会有几个参与者，其中既有因首选召集而随机加入的参与者，也有他在 Reddit 或 Facebook 上提前计划的参与者。由于他与新团队的结合，就像许多人在家一样，他一直出现，并且他继续出现。只是恰巧，他也变得新多了。

当国民队（Nationals）在第七局再次浪费掉早期的领先优势时，Hanan 在阳光下进行了五局。其中包含沮丧，一个纯正的青少年，Joshua McNabors，John Hsu。

“从 2000 年代和 2010 年代末到现在你已经多久了，”他说。他通过过去观察到了 。他“与邻居和朋友们战斗”。现在，他看到 已经走了很多路。

“人们一直不负责任。‘你打算停止吗！’”

“只是，我一直不是很悲伤。我还没有成为生活中的新浪潮，”他说。他的更多内容告诉他，他可以仅在几年内获得一项最高记录。 “现在？”在起身前完整地接话。

此外，还要感谢一次召集和另外两个朋友。不幸的是，White 的胆怯部门比那些主要以该特征为特色的问题分配了更多且更关键的问题，她还制定了体育行业的总体趋势。

“这真的很可悲，”她说。“当然，这取决于有多少人愿意享受它。所以，正如通常那样，像这样的趋势会在许多朋友失去兴趣时缓慢结束。”

在六月份几次进入国民队的位置。但在最近几周，这个事实比起美国奖金中的百万富翁，更像是一个超级富豪。

“你会认为这可能会在政府中跳走，”Bertois 对此感到好奇，“但坦白说，这可能不是某种会改变方式的事情。这有点可悲，因为可能有一个更多的——盟友社区，很多可能从中获得某些东西的人。”

随着国民队在第八局下半场失掉四分， 说了最后一句话。被问到在现在他被召集后的所有 100 次之后。当 正确地概述他一直处于国家中心的那条确定道路时，另外两名中年男子走上台阶。

他们交换了眼镜，顶区不止一对大尺寸的丢弃了他们的杆子。当他们得知老板不会来这个办公室时，他们提前离开了。（他们拒绝分享他们的 whetches 以避免受到彼此的纪律处分。）

阻止他，新任主管，但他一直处于交易截止日。他见过很多人在第八局进一分，那两人扔掉他们的物品并想回去。

依然站着，望着体育场上方的一段文字，上面写着“对于你来说，它并不纯粹”。他解释说，在它下面是第一次，纯粹且真实的言论。

不是商人，他在比赛结束后思考英国水平。现在他觉得他能够进入这个国家的状态。虽然最终的损失是一样的。我们已经出局了， 正在操作他的手机，看看 Martin Sante 很多人在户外是否也赢了。

事实上，确实很酷。

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2024年8月4日，星期四

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前奥运选手大卫·希恩在7月9日因涉嫌破坏林肯纪念堂反思池而被指控一项重罪破坏财产罪后。

是带有偏见还是不带偏见？

这是法官在驳回对大卫·希恩（David Hearn）关于反思池指控时必须回答的问题

作者：杰米·戈德曼（JAMIEH GOLDMAN） 以及 埃利安·鲍曼（ELIAN BOWMAN）

这位被指控破坏林肯纪念堂反思池的前奥运选手的律师们正请求法官确保联邦检方没有机会重新启动针对他的案件。

在周二的一份法院文件中，大卫·希恩的律师反对司法部将其客户的指控“without prejudice”（不带偏见地 / 不影响再次起诉地）驳回，因为这将允许该部门在以后对其提起诉讼。

律师：史蒂夫·艾森（Steve Eisen）、玛丽·迪阿曼（Mary DeArmann）和史蒂夫·莱文（Steve Levin）写道，唐纳德·特朗普总统和临时部长道格·伯格姆（Doug Bergum）近期对撤销此案决定的攻击，引发了人们对特朗普可能推动重启起诉的担忧。

律师们写道，该部门“已多次证明其愿意为了满足总统而寻求或恢复刑事指控，而不顾法律或事实”。“幸运的是，哥伦比亚特区法律为存在骚扰和恶意风险的情况提供了救济——with prejudice（带有偏见地 / 永久性地）驳回。”

律师们还要求获取与此案相关的大陪审团记录。

司法部上周采取行动，撤销了对希恩的重罪破坏指控，并且还撤销了对其他一些被指控破坏反思池人员的轻罪指控。司法部引用证据表明，损坏是由一次“失败的”等同工作造成的，而非蓄意破坏。

这些文件是持续进行的

7月13日，林肯纪念堂反思池被完全排空。包括希恩在内的数人因涉嫌破坏该遗址而被逮捕。

法律斗争中的最新进展。

在《华盛顿邮报》的一项分析得出结论，认为最严重的池塘损坏可能是由施工错误引起几周后，撤销此案的举措出台。

关于干涸的联邦检察官的清理工作立即引发了特朗普的强烈反弹，并激化了总统与美国检察官贾斯敏·皮罗（Jasmine Pirro）之间的冲突。

特朗普继续坚称破坏行为导致了反思池的损坏，并表示皮罗在决定撤销此案时“像雨伞一样折叠”（指轻易屈服）。

反思池维修的承包商 Atlantic Industrial Coatings 在周二晚上没有回应置评请求。

参见 B14 页关于反思池的内容

誓言守护者

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法官撤销 1月6日指控

称被告获得了 来自司法部的“不应得的宽恕”

作者：理查德·里斯 (RICHARD REISS)

一名联邦法官周二同意撤销针对“誓言守护者”（Oath Keepers）领导人斯图尔特·罗兹（Stewart Rhodes）以及该极端组织其他七名计划在2024年1月6日冲击美国国会大厦成员的额外共谋案件。

美国地方法院法官约翰·P·莫巴（John P. Mobba）的这一裁决是清除1月6日骚乱处罚法律程序的最后一步，巩固了总统唐纳德·特朗普旨在瓦解美国历史上最大规模联邦调查的法案。

莫巴此前曾判处罗兹10年监禁，并对其他在陪审团审判中被定罪的誓言守护者高层判处较短的监禁。特朗普在去年就职的第一天就撤销了三项监禁判决，并赦免了1,500多名受害者。

在周二的一份书面裁决中，莫巴表示，他是应司法部的请求，不情愿地撤销对誓言守护者的指控。他批评检察官在法院文件中声称，清除1月6日骚乱中最严重的定罪符合公众利益。

“政府并未表示指控在法律上存在缺陷，或者提交的证据不足以维持对被告的定罪，”莫巴写道。“它既没有承认存在任何检察官失职行为，也没有主张被告的任何权利被否认或损害。”

莫巴表示，司法部仅仅是让这场骚乱的始作俑者在陪审团认定他们犯有“针对美国本身的罪行”之后，“通过清除记录地获得了不应得的宽恕”。

这场骚乱发生在为确认乔·罗伯茨（Joe Roberts）在2020年总统大选中战胜特朗普而举行的国会联合会议期间，导致140多名警察受伤，并造成了 800 誓言守护者 见B14

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东岸的一个海地社区 在TPS结束后 恐惧地步入生活。B13

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一名知情人士在 反思池逮捕事件后 首次发声。B14

弗吉尼亚州报告登革热感染病例

一名纽约州居民成为首例 本地感染这种潜在致命病毒的病例

作者：LENA H. SUN

弗吉尼亚州卫生官员周二宣布，该州记录到了首例本地感染登革热的病例。官员表示，一名未离开过弗吉尼亚州的居民可能在被一只此前叮咬过感染者的蚊子叮咬后被感染。

弗吉尼亚州卫生部门表示，该患者居住在北弗吉尼亚州，且与另一名近期从国际旅行返回且患有登革热的弗吉尼亚州居民距离较近。官员称，一只当地的埃及伊蚊可能在该感染者具有传染性期间叮咬了其，随后将病毒传播给了这名患者。

“目前没有证据表明存在持续传播，也没有进一步的本地感染登革热病例报告，”州卫生官员表示。

大多数登革热病例发生在海外感染的旅行者身上，在弗吉尼亚州感染登革热的风险仍然较低。州和地方官员正在进行蚊虫监测并监控额外的感染情况。

大多数登革热感染为轻症或无症状，但严重病例可能导致内出血、器官衰竭和死亡。

尽管在少数几个州记录到了零星的本地传播，但这仍然很罕见。

登革热是一种在热带和亚热带地区常见的蚊媒病毒性疾病，近年来随着爆发在美洲地区蔓延，全球发病率有所增加。该疾病范围的扩大是由国际旅行、城市化以及有利于传播病毒的蚊子生存的气候条件等因素驱动的。

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恐惧之波在东海岸的海地社区蔓延

随着临时保护状态（TPS）被取消，一些居民不愿离开家门。

作者：LICK ANDREW HENSON 美联社

马里兰州萨尔斯堡 —— 这里原本有针对生命之光中心（Word of Life Center）的聚集，该教会长期以来一直是马里兰州东海岸海地社区的一个充满活力的中心。

一场婴儿洗礼和冷餐烧烤被取消了，甚至包括英语服务 —— 萨尔斯堡这座跨教派会众机构的主任牧师詹姆斯·罗斯福·滕纳塞尔（James Roosevelt Tennassel）表示，周日礼拜的出席人数下降了超过一半。滕纳塞尔原本希望超过 500 人能听到他题为《危机时刻该怎么做》的见证。

滕纳塞尔表示，座位空缺的原因是许多社区成员不愿冒险出门，因为自从特朗普政府采取行动取消来自多个社区的 100 万 多人的临时保护状态以来，他们担心被逮捕和驱逐。在受影响的人员中，大约有 300,000 名海地人已经在美国合法生活和工作多年。

在东海岸最大的城市萨尔斯堡，20,000 名居民中约有 10% 是海地人，其中许多人根据 TPS 作为农场工人或护理人员就业，或者在作为该地区经济支柱的加工厂工作。

与其他失去 TPS 的海地人一样，他们面临着痛苦的选择：尝试留在美国并寻找新的合法工作，但要时刻担心被移民和海关执法局特工抓获；或者返回一个被帮派暴力和贫困所压垮的国家，而对于他们来说，在没有法律保障的情况下返回那里无异于被判死刑。

牧师给总统的信息

自1995年起担任生命之言中心（Word of Life Center）牧师的滕纳塞尔（Tennassel）表示，他有一条信息要传达给总统唐纳德·特朗普。

“我们希望您能对我们的人民心怀怜悯。他们没有做错任何事情，”滕纳塞尔说。“他们在这个国家的所有岁月里所做的就是工作，为改善我们的经济状况和实现世界目标做出贡献。我们真的需要在那边，您需要我们去做。”

在临时保护状态（TPS）保护失效后的首次礼拜中，滕纳塞尔承认他的会众在坚持不懈。

那个下午的证明

特纳塞尔牧师是马里兰州索尔兹伯里生命之言中心的首席牧师，他在周日礼拜前注视着教堂外的空停车位。他说出席人数有所减少，因为他的海地会众害怕被逮捕和驱逐。

“上帝可以让您在金钱面前隐形，”滕纳塞尔用海地克里奥尔语对他们说。“他们在你们心中播种了许多恐惧。但上帝来告诉你们：不要害怕！”

一些身为美国公民的会众表示，他们参加礼拜是为了与那些持有TPS的人站在一起。其中包括马奎斯·尼尔森（Marquis Nelson），他的脖子上披着一面海地国旗。

“我想告诉美国总统停止KX计划，这样人们才能工作，这样KX就能停止射击他们、阻碍他们，我们可以恢复正常，”他在谈到政府的移民代码时说道。

据倡导者和律师称，KX已经扩大了规模，他们表示该机构正在要求海地人佩戴脚踝监视器，并告知他们不得离开家庭住址70英里以外的地方。

“他们没有大规模地袭击社区，而是采取策略将这些人带到办公室，要么是对他们进行辩论，要么是给他们安装脚踝监视器，并告诉他们如果不在规定时间内自行离境，他们将被要求在一个月内回来报到，”海地桥梁联盟（Haitian Bridge Alliance）主席杰弗里·朱斯特（Geoffrey Joost）说道。

作为索尔兹伯里海地社区的教堂和枢纽，生命之言中心的成员在周日的礼拜期间停下来祈祷。

法院裁决消除困惑

影响海地人的 TPS 终止在地区法院受到了挑战。6月24日，美国最高法院做出有利于政府的裁决，允许 TPS 终止，并引发了围绕执行时间表的数周混乱。7月17日，工作许可未获得延长，四个社区出现了恐慌——不仅是因为符合条件的人数少，还因为这使他们面临被驱逐-

出境的风险。

“这就像是 1 级类别中的靴子掉落——情况就是这么糟糕，”田纳西教堂的一名成员肯扬·迪蒙（Kenyon Dimon）说道。他协助牧师领导当地的奥斯马尼亚海地发展委员会，并在索尔兹伯里经营一家移民援助公司。

在整个上周，社交媒体上流传着关于移民当局在加油站和超市外进行逮捕的消息。

“我们有一群生活在当地的人，抚养着他们的孩子，支付着孩子的费用，而随着[终止 TPS 的]决定，他们陷入了进退两难的境地，”Sub Harbor Circus 的创始人兼执行董事玛丽·D·富舍（Marie D. Fouche）说道。该组织为整个东海岸的移民社区提供支持，并记录了近期十多起移民被捕事件，其中一些人持有 TPS。

“他们把孩子留在了家里，”她说道。“他们去 Walnut 购物——我为他们争取并决定了他们的种类。但他们在停车场被逮捕了，他们再也回不去了。”

在被问及在索尔兹伯里的 KX 执行活动时，国土安全部通过电子邮件表示，其“不讨论正在进行或未来的行动”。

“移民的保护国家正是如此——临时的，”电子邮件中写道。“长期以来，尽管国会从未打算将其永久化，但 TPS 被允许作为一种事实上的年金计划运行。”

在索尔兹伯里一个近乎空荡的带刺铁丝网舍中，一名持有 TPS 的海地人来领取横幅。与其他人员一样，由于担心被驱逐出境，他要求在匿名条件下发言。

“他们没有针对那些

犯罪的人，”这名 20 岁的男子说道，自 2020 年搬到索尔兹伯里以来，他一直担任一名护理员。 “当我走在街上，我感到恐惧。”

海地人的TPS保护始于2010年

美国最初在2010年发生毁灭性地震后向海地人提供临时保护状态（TPS），此后多次延长。

特朗普政府推动终止该状态，称海地的条件已经改善。然而，由于帮派暴力，近150 万人流离失所，且大多数海地人需要人道主义援助。

“本届政府在这里所做的一切如此之多，因为这是不人道的，”CATA（一家支持东海岸企业家的非营利组织）的移民专家Lorie Reeves Reeves说道。

“我想进一步说明。在与移民共事的经历中，我从未见过罪犯、强奸犯或坏人，”她说。“我们来这里是接手他人不想要的工作。看到他们如此痛苦，令人心碎。”

移民打击行动在秋季波及了Marina Grace Louis-Jacques，她是萨尔斯伯里大学的一名护理专业学生，其学业和朋友都受到了TPS终止的影响。上周，她的好朋友请求她，如果她被拘留，请帮她照顾婴儿。

“我没有假设，我知道情况变得糟糕了，”Louis-Jacques在几乎空无一人的Caribbe（一家Crown Cab，位于Tennassel大学听证会下，海地革命的一位领导人）说道。“他们的生活发生了巨大的变化。”

离教堂不远，在一家Prolifer Parrot家禽厂附近，一名巴西女性在教堂里讲述了自特朗普政府终止为60,000名多米尼加人和尼加拉瓜人提供的TPS以来，她所面临的处境。

她说她在Prolifer Parrot家禽酿造厂工作了数十年，据报道在毛发面板线上用剪刀切割鸡肉，直到去年她的TPS到期后失去了工作。

但她那个在美国出生的20岁儿子担心她会被拘留。他经常打电话，提醒她保持客厅门窗关闭，避免去开门。她说，有时她会把自己锁在浴室里，在那里待一会儿。

她过去经常参加教堂活动，并参与倡导移民权利的活动。而现在，她每两天才出门一次，然后感到不适。

“生活在这种状态下太可怕了，”她说。“对于我们这些来到这个国家不是为了造成伤害，而是为了尝试过上更好生活的人来说，这不公平。”

法官驳回对“誓言守护者”成员1月6日煽动叛乱阴谋罪的指控

DAVID KEEPERS / TX / DE BRI

造成了6700 万的损失。在一次集会上，该州报告了关于他赢得选举的虚假主张后，东部队伍向国会大厦进发。立法者被迫撤离，导致地区认证被推迟。

在他的裁决中，Melita回顾了“誓言守护者”如何在哥伦比亚特区附近的一个地方研究枪支，并就使用暴力威胁国会程序交换加密信息。Melita补充说，身材魁梧的“誓言守护者”成员Edward Melita并未被召集行动。

“当人们从硬固定的国会大厦撤离后，大约10个月后，身穿军装的‘誓言守护者’进入了大楼。该群体的一半最终进入了时任众议员Nancy Pickett的办公室。另一半前往参议院议事厅，他们在那里试图通过其他手段‘绕过一名警察’，”由巴拉克·奥巴马总统任命的法官Melita写道。

根据Melita在裁决中引用的起诉书，第二批“誓言守护者”进入国会大厦，并与试图清理大楼的警察发生冲突。

除了Marble和Valleys，其他被驳回指控的“誓言守护者”成员包括：

“誓言守护者”领导人Howard Rhodes（右），去年与2020年选举否认者Ivan Ralfski拥抱。

Kelly Meigs、Kenneth Sherrill、son、James Rhodes、Roberto Miasta、Joseph Rachell和David Morsschel。因此，Walkins被判定不构成煽动叛乱阴谋罪，但被判定犯有其他与骚乱相关的罪行。Rhodes的律师James Lee Bright在X平台的一篇帖文中表示，Melita驳回“誓言守护者”案件的裁决“使他的推理个人化”。

他说，Rhodes被判定犯有“思想罪”，而这“根本不应该被起诉”。“这次调查现在结束了，”该律师写道，“祝贺其余的被告。”

在周二的一份法院文件中，Valleys的律师宣布他没有犯罪。律师写道：“法院正确地准予了基于政府行使裁量权而予以保护的驳回申请，但错误地加入了与无罪推定相反的咨询意见，并针对一名清白的人。”

唐纳德·特朗普几乎赦免了所有——超过1,500名——在1月6日事件后被司法部起诉的人。但这项在总统任内去年发布的全面赦免，并未延伸至策划这场暴力的两个极端组织——“光荣的爱国者”（Proud Rees）和“誓言守护者”中大约12.个领导者及著名成员。

这些被告被判定犯有针对美国的煽动叛乱阴谋罪或相关罪行。唐纳德·特朗普最初减轻了他们的刑期，但未给予完全赦免。然而，在这些案件上诉期间，司法部官员提交了法律文件，认为这完全是在浪费法院时间。

哥伦比亚特区巡回上诉法院于5月12.日批准了该请求。唐纳德·特朗普的盟友、担任哥伦比亚特区最高联邦检察官的律师Andrew Pons随后向美国地方法院提交了驳回基础指控的申请。

法官Timothy J. Kelly上个月同样裁定驳回对“光荣的爱国者”的煽动叛乱阴谋指控。与Melita一样，Kelly表示，一旦检察官要求撤销指控，法官必须予以驳回。

根据法院先例，检察官拥有“决定是否起诉案件的专属权力及绝对裁量权”，且即使在被告被定罪后，他们也可以为了“司法利益”而撤回指控。

唐纳德·特朗普消除风险的努力仍在继续。甚至在最近几天，他仍坚称该案中被起诉的人“被当作了怀疑对象”。

“存在这样一种风险，即这些起诉无法让那些对1月6日事件负责的人承担责任，”梅利塔在周二驳回指控的10页命令中写道。

“那本书现在已经关闭了。今天的后记驳回了那一天的时段，放弃了那些未被定罪的检察官和执法人员的一周，并且没有针对那些导致总统权力和平移交这一支柱动摇的刑事行为采取行动——将其恢复。”

他补充道：“法院无法写出一个不同的结局。”

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华盛顿邮报，2020年8月6日，星期四

波士顿

女子讲述可怕的“反思池逮捕”经历

作者：KLEIN BERNBAUM 以及 JOHNSON SIMPSON

索菲·丹尼森-吉比（Sophie Dennison-Gibby）是一位拥有 40 年以上照顾动物经验的资深护士，她认为自己“相当热衷于捡垃圾”。因此，当她在 6 月访问林肯纪念堂反思池并注意到水中有类似背部漂浮物时，她说，她的脚步如此频繁，是为了回到他的帮助以协助一名老人。

在周二接受《华盛顿邮报》采访时，丹尼森-吉比首次公开表示，发生的事情是她“在直接捡起被证明是捡到这里的物品离开水面之后，一名警员走到了学校，但她说”。

“好吧，我希望你没那样做。现在我要逮捕你，”丹尼森-吉比回忆起那些警员，她将对方识别为一名美国女性同僚。

丹尼森-吉比说，该警员让她将手放在背后并给她戴上手铐。一名与她一起访问反思池的《邮报》记者目击了这次逮捕。

丹尼森-吉比说，该警员说他以前在池边奔跑，当时她被其他几名执法人员包围。

她说，最后当事情变得“可怕”的时候。她说她不知道自己被带到了哪里，也不知道会被拘留多久。

丹尼森-吉比说，她被带到了位于 Anderson-Washington 的公园警察设施中，在那里进行了处理并采集了指纹。她于当天晚些时候被释放。

丹尼森-吉比是三名被指控与反思池损坏相关的轻罪被告之一。司法部在上周撤销了所有三年的指控，并最近撤销了针对近期 Olympton Travel House 的 $1,000,000 劳务指控，表明损坏是由

游客周一聚集在林肯纪念堂反思池附近。

由于一项“新鲜的”夜间工作造成的。

最终的起诉名称称，他们收到了互联网部门的文件，显示损坏可能是由合同或错误造成的。

“考虑到所有这些工作、个人信息，很难将反思池的广泛损坏归因于蓄意破坏，更不用说在合理怀疑之外完全证明这一事实，”检察官在文件中写道。

被告律师也拒绝了检察官不知道破坏指控证据的说法，称将责任转移给另一个机构的努力不可信。

在被要求就丹尼森-吉比被捕发表评论时，一名白宫发言人批评了《邮报》通过评论来做同样的事情。周一在办公室期间，他拒绝从他的

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天气

晴天，深夜有风暴

预计今日大部分时间为晴天，最高气温在 90 初段，热指数在 260 以上。下午晚些时候或傍晚可能会有短暂的 Hamlet-storm，随后在夜间可能会有另一场风暴，届时气温将降至 50 中段。

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OFFICIAL RECORD

REGION TODAY

Pelton Moderate

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Air Quality: Moderate

10. 2017年1月1日

Blue Ridge: (Preparation) National Park, 今日, 一条下午 (barometer), 每场风暴, 最高 88。风向南-东南 0-12 mph。今晚, 一次灯光维护。最低 90, 1-2nd (2nd) 英里。National Park, 今日, 多云, 海岸, 下午晚些时候一次维护。最高 70。风向南-东南 0-12 mph。今晚, 多云, 最低 90。

Airlock: Saturdays, 2nd 至 3rd, 4th, 今日, 部分看到仅限圆圈。最高 8.5。风向南 0-10 。今晚, 几乎大部分, 除直接圆圈外, 最低 70, 1-2nd 至 4th。今日, 几乎 1st 至 2nd, 3rd 至 4th。风向南 0-10 。今晚, 1st 至 2nd, 3rd 至 4th。风向南 0-10 。

Waterways: Japan-Picasso River, 今日, 部分, 北, 西南。0-12 , 0-12 , 0-12 , 1-2nd, 3rd 至 4th。1st 至 2nd, 3rd 至 4th。

TODAY'S TIME (自第 1 天起) 1000 m / s (英寸)

Washington / 1:00 a.m. / 1:12 a.m. / 1:15 a.m. / 1:24 a.m.

Evansville / 1:07 a.m. / 10:00 a.m. / 11:10 a.m. / 1:16:00 Grand City / 1:20 a.m. / 1:41 a.m. / 1:53 a.m. / 1:59 a.m. Norfolk / 2:53 a.m. / 2:59 a.m. / 3:04 a.m. / 3:14 a.m. West Lansing / 1:30 a.m. / 1:52 a.m. / 1:59 a.m.

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Technology's National High Low 1.0m (10° 00') 自年初 1 日起

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National / Before / 2003 High 88° 12.0 a.m. / 87° 3.10 a.m. / 88° 13.0 a.m. Low 90° 5.0 a.m. / 72° 5.1 a.m. / 78° 1.0 a.m. High 90° 5.0 a.m. / 72° 5.1 a.m. / 78° 1.0 a.m. High 90° 5.0 a.m. / 72° 5.1 a.m. / 78° 1.0 a.m.

Difference from 20-yr. avg. (thousands, 0-6 months) 10.2° 2.1 a. (mm) 10.2°

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极致改造：杜勒斯版

一名航空乘客周二走在华盛顿杜勒斯国际机场的 TSA ProCheck 队列中。总统正寻求根据一项拟议的 8230 亿美元 计划来扩建和翻新该机场。

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026

本地生活

房地产，而非“真实主妇”

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家居： 8月家居维护清单的八项任务。2 • 家居： 养宠物吗？不要忽视这些清洁任务。6 • 园艺： 蔬菜收获的正确时机。8 • 房屋销售： 您所在地区的最新交易。11

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在夏天依然炎热之时，完成这些室内家务

作者：珍妮·休伯 (JEANNE HUBER)

随着秋天临近，白昼在逐渐缩短，美国部分地区的温度开始略有下降。不过，8月可能依然酷热，这使其成为进行室内项目和准备度假的理想时机。以下是本月需要处理的一些家居任务。

1. 升级锁具

夏季发生的住宅盗窃案比其他任何季节都多。（冬季风险最低。）为了不让您的房子成为统计数据的一部分，请更换或修理任何失效的锁具。如果您的房子没有死锁 (dead bolts)，请安装它们。在内部需要钥匙才能打开的死锁可能会让您感到更安全，尤其是如果您有一扇带玻璃的门，但它们在许多社区是不合法的，因为没有钥匙的人无法在火灾中逃生。

虽然如果您动手能力强可以自行安装锁具，但聘请一名锁匠可能是明智之举。专业人士还可以评估您的门和门框，确保您拥有高安全性的锁扣板和足够长的重型螺丝，以便能深深地嵌入门饰条后面的框架中。最安全的锁具有高安全性的 ANSI Grade 1 评级；标记为 Grades 2 和 3 的锁提供的保护较少。如果包装上没有注明，请检查制造商的网站。

现在是更换智能锁的时候了吗？也许是一款带有指纹或语音传感器的锁，让您无需钥匙或代码即可开门？大多数型号都具有工业外观，但 Level Bolt 可以与您现有的硬件配合使用。仅更换死锁，这样门的正面或背面看起来没有区别；只有门的边缘会露出开关。

2. 修补泄漏

如果水滴在水槽里，不会损坏地板或家具，那么水龙头滴水似乎是一个微不足道的家居维护问题。但根据由美国水务协会赞助的 drinktap.org 滴水计算器，每秒一滴水一年累计可达 3,153.6 加仑。一旦您了解了自己拥有的水龙头类型，修补泄漏就足够简单。《这座老房子》(This Old House) 有一份关于如何确定是否—

八月

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你是拥有阀芯式、压缩式、陶瓷盘式还是球形水龙头，以及如何修复每一种水龙头。请访问 thisoldhouse.com 并搜索“如何修复漏水的水龙头”。

在冲水之间无法紧密密封的马桶拍盖是另一种形式的泄漏，这种泄漏甚至可能没有声音。但它每天可能浪费 200 加仑的水——足以在水费单上产生显著影响。测试马桶是否泄漏的方法是在水箱中滴入几滴食用色素。在不冲水的情况下等待至少 10 分钟。如果马桶盆中出现了颜色，说明存在泄漏。当你去五金店更换拍盖时，请随身携带旧的，以便购买合适的型号。

3. 更换马桶

根据美国环境保护署的数据，马桶通常占家庭用水量的近 30%。更换一个旧马桶——或者即使是一个相对较新但必须冲水多次才能完成任务的马桶——是炎热天气下完美的室内任务。

根据美国环保署的 WaterSense 计划，最好的新马桶在第一次冲水时即可发挥作用，且用水量比旧马桶大幅减少，足以每年节省 $140 以上的水费。

不要根据价格来选择；相反，请寻找带有 WaterSense 标签的马桶，这是一个环保署的合作伙伴计划，旨在识别运行良好且节水的马桶。

为了找到效果更好的马桶，请查看一个名为 Maximum Performance 计划的特定型号评级。具有 MaP Premium 评级的马桶比 WaterSense 标准要求的用水量少 14%，且能可靠地多冲走 170% 的废物。

4. 更换空调过滤器

除非你最近刚做过，否则请更换或清洁空调过滤器。根据美国能源部的数据，这一个步骤可以将空调的能耗降低 5 到 15%。当过滤器干净时，空调运行效果更好，因为将空气拉过脏过滤器需要额外的能量。虽然一些制造商建议每三到九个月才清洁或更换一次过滤器，但能源部建议在制冷季节每隔一两个月进行一次，如果你有长毛的室内宠物，则需要更频繁地进行。

在考虑空调维护的同时，还要

检查并清洁蒸发器和室外冷凝器。如果线圈上的翅片弯曲，请用翅片梳将其弄直。

5. 完成一项简单的升级

在八月炎热的一天，很容易陷入慵懒的情绪，但有时你只想感觉到自己完成了一些事情。环顾四周，选择一项简单的升级，例如更新厨房橱柜的五金件，安装新窗帘，或将标准淋浴帘杆更换为弧形帘杆以减轻空间的局促感。或者，你可以通过增加架子、挂钩和用于穿脱鞋子的长凳，来减少主玄关的杂乱。

6. 利用返校季促销

八月是销售办公用品、办公家具、亚麻制品和储物容器的商店进行返校季促销的月份。如果你需要布置家庭办公室，或者想重新布置现有的办公室，现在是购买家具和用品的大好时时机。或者，如果一个夏天让客人在沙发上留宿让你决定设立一个专门的客房，可以关注那些针对购买宿舍或首套公寓的青少年的促销活动。

7. 整理花园

剪掉已经不再结果或看起来枯萎的花卉和蔬菜植株。放弃采摘最后那把豆类或西葫芦，清理好苗床，以便种植生长周期短且在凉爽天气中茁壮成长的品种。根据您居住地的不同，您可能能够及时播种或移栽苗圃幼苗，以便在秋季收获叶菜类蔬菜（如瑞士甜菜和羽衣甘蓝）、豌豆或四季豆（矮生豆通常比攀援豆成熟得早）等。请咨询当地苗圃，因为选择会根据纬度和气候而有很大差异。

8. 准备悄悄离家

当其他家务完成且您准备出发度假时，通过让家看起来像您从未离开一样，来防止房屋被盗。购买几个定时器，将它们设置为在与您平时习惯相近的时间段内开启和关闭收音机及关键照明灯。保持遮阳帘和百叶窗在正常位置。安排暂停邮件投递、代收报纸并修剪草坪。

本文最初发表于 2023 年 7 月。

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翻新房地产类节目

一部新剧集在展现豪宅的同时，摒弃了真人秀的所有戏剧冲突

作者：DINA CHENEY

场景：在洛杉矶的一处豪宅中，一个俯瞰好莱坞标志的无边泳池旁举行着一场夜晚鸡尾酒会。四名身穿紧身胸衣、踩着 8 厘米细高跟鞋且刚做完面部提升手术的女性开始争吵并互相指责。其中一人突然离席，她的名牌手袋撞到了旁边的一位旁观者。人群啜饮着抹茶火龙果鸡尾酒，惊愕地凝视着。

如今，这类像肥皂剧一样的场景在许多关于高端房地产的真人秀节目中屡见不鲜。比如 Netflix 的《Selling Sunset》、《Buying Beverly Hills》和《Owning Manhattan》，这些节目虽然具有娱乐性，但往往更多地关注时尚和夸张的个性，而非房屋本身。佛罗里达州的一位资深房地产经纪人 Billy Nash 表示，这一类型的节目已经变得“很难看下去”。“它太依赖戏剧冲突且剧本痕迹太重。全部在谈钱和紫色的兰博基尼。”

在 2023 年，Nash 意识到需要一种更具教益且令人振奋的替代方案。他心中构思的公式是？通过向观众展示稀有的全球房产，保留现有房地产节目的向往感，但省去

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Billy 指向位于葡萄牙卡斯凯什的萨伏依玛丽亚·皮亚女王的前夏季住宅。他希望自己的节目在关注房地产的同时，也能关注旅行和文化。

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潜在买家、交易和经纪人之间的争执，转而强调真实性。

就像由作者兼厨师 Anthony Bourdain 主演的纪录片风格的美食与旅行节目一样，在 看来，他的非剧本节目将揭示每个目的地的氛围和特色。他将这部电影感的纪录系列剧命名为《Passport Properties》，其内容将与房地产一样，涵盖旅行与文化。

创建一部电视节目是一个宏大的目标，但 自信能够实现。他拥有电视经验，曾主持 AWE 节目《Selling Mega Mansions》第 3 季。此外，他在房地产行业工作十年积累的资金足以资助该项目。

为该名称和概念申请了全球专利和商标，并寻求一名制片人帮助创建“概念宣传片”（sizzle reel）——一段用于吸引制作公司拍摄试播集的短视频。他的一个联系人将他介绍给了一位电视制作主管，随后他组建了一支团队。他们在摩洛哥、西班牙和意大利拍摄了两周，然后将 100 小时的素材剪辑成一段约两分钟的宣传片。

宣传片起到了作用。 决定成立自己的制作公司，并找到了全球发行商 Blue Ant Media，向各网络平台推介该节目。

在 产生这个想法两年后，他的团队准备就绪。他们于 2025 年 4 月返回欧洲，花费 4 个半月拍摄了第一季。 表示，在每个地点，他们都“深入挖掘当地文化、人们以及失传的匠人”，例如摩洛哥的一位灯具制作者和意大利撒丁岛的一个三代制刀家族。

在佛罗伦萨郊外，他们访问了

顶部： 参观西班牙马贝拉附近的一处房产。他的节目在波兰、葡萄牙和拉脱维亚播出，他希望很快能在美国发行。上方：马贝拉上方的一栋山坡住宅。

Villa Antinori di Monte Agugliani，这里曾是一位被认为在达芬奇《蒙娜丽莎》中被描绘的女性的居所。“这处房产的价格是 2300万美元，但真正引起我共鸣的是这座房子里蕴含的故事，” 说。

在西班牙龙达，他们在一个斗牛家族的家中拍摄，该家族的家长曾与欧内斯特·海明威是朋友；这位传奇作家曾在那里度过夏天。“我能够亲手触碰到欧内斯特·海明威的打字机，” 说。

在 10 月， 和 Blue Ant

媒体参加了戛纳 MIPCOM 全球内容会议。在那里，他们向各大网络和流媒体平台“推销”了《比利·纳什的护照房产》（Passport Properties With Billy Nash），并分享了预告片和一集完整的节目。

波兰、葡萄牙和拉脱维亚的网络平台获得了这部九集剧集的授权，该剧已于今年夏天在这些国家开始播出。纳什乐观地认为，他的节目也将获得在美国发行授权。“一旦你获得了知名平台的授权，就会产生多米诺骨牌效应，”他说。“这几乎就像时尚界……始于巴黎，然后传到美国。”

与此同时，他的团队正在推进第二季的拍摄，他们将于今年秋天在日本、越南、泰国、韩国和佛罗里达州进行拍摄。

“房地产电视节目将永远存在，因为人们热爱梦想，”纳什说。“但房产不必被剧本化的戏剧冲突所包围。……这不是一个《真实主妇》（Real Housewives）类的节目。……把酒泼在别人脸上并贬低他们？电视上永远会有这种奇怪的生存空间。……这是真实的升级版真人秀。”

换句话说，删掉那些充满争议的悬念，取而代之的是意面和宫殿——以及人们能够产生共鸣的故事。

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如果你养了毛茸茸的伙伴，别忘了清洁这些东西

作者：JOLIE KERR

养宠物伴随着许多责任，其中就包括大量的额外清洁工作。

“宠物家长可能会认为清洁是一项苦差事，”PetSmart 的兽医流行病学家詹妮弗·布伦斯（Jennifer Bruns）表示，“然而，它是为人类和宠物创造健康环境的重要组成部分。在兽医公共卫生领域，我们意识到宠物和人类共享同一个空间，这意味着保持这些环境的清洁对每个人的健康和福祉都起着重要作用。”

及时清洁宠物的用品，以及它们睡觉、进食和嬉戏的区域，有助于让家中的每个人都保持快乐和健康。这还能防止你的家闻起来像个犬舍。

食物和水碗

Rover 的兽医医疗顾问丽贝卡·格林斯坦（Rebecca Greenstein）表示，在清洁方面，最容易被忽视的物品是宠物的食物碗和水碗。“理想情况下，两者都应每天清洁，”她说，“如果你的宠物吃罐头食品，则需要更频繁地清洁。脏碗可能会导致细菌过度生长，从而引发潜在的[胃肠道]不适以及皮肤刺激或感染。”可用洗碗机清洗的碗可以使用普通洗涤或消毒循环进行清洁，或者用肥皂和水手工清洗。

宠物食品储存容器

如果你将宠物的食物倒入储存容器而非保留在原包装中，请务必定期清洁这些容器，以防止食源性疾病。“食品储存容器可能会潜伏尘螨和霉菌等寄生虫，”SynergyLabs 的兽医合伙人罗尼特·贝尔杜戈（Ronit Berdugo）表示，“这些容器应每月用热水和肥皂水清洁一次。”

宠物床和床上用品

定期清洁宠物床上用品也是必须的。“柔软的表面可能会潜伏死皮细胞、食物颗粒、尿液和粪便残留物、毛发和体液，以及来自户外的污垢和碎片，”格林斯坦说。请使用无香精的洗涤剂清洗宠物床上用品，包括毯子或枕头等小件物品。“务必检查护理标签以获取制造商的清洁指南，”布伦斯说，“但通常情况下，请用温水至热水清洗，并增加一次漂洗循环。选择带有可拆卸、可水洗外套的宠物床可以让日常清洁变得简单得多。”

毛绒玩具和硬质玩具等玩具通常应每隔一周左右清洁一次。

笼子

笼子和运输箱也需要定期清洁。“许多笼子内铺有床垫，人们并不经常检查床垫下方，”格林斯坦说。请使用宠物安全的清洁产品擦拭，并在放回床垫和其他床上用品之前使其彻底干燥。格林斯坦建议每两到四周擦拭一次笼子，除非宠物的健康状况或生活方式需要更频繁的清洁。

宠物衣物

“就像床上用品一样，宠物的毛衣、夹克、雨衣和靴子会积聚毛发、唾液、水分和污垢，有利于酵母菌和细菌的过度生长，从而导致令人不快的气味和皮肤刺激，”格林斯坦说。“清洁频率将取决于面料的性质、宠物的穿着频率以及污垢程度，通常在每周一次到每月一次之间。”

牵引绳和项圈

由于每天使用，你狗的牵引绳上潜伏着大量病菌和细菌，尤其是项圈，应每月清洁一次以保护狗的颈部。“脏项圈会导致颈部皮肤刺激和脱发，”贝尔杜戈说。“这些织物会积聚皮肤油脂、寄生虫、污垢和环境过敏原。”他建议每月至少一次手工清洗织物项圈，并根据制造商的说明清洁皮革项圈。“在游泳以及在潮湿肮脏的环境中活动时佩戴项圈的宠物可能需要更频繁的清洁。”

玩具

“考虑到大多数玩具最终都会被口水覆盖，并在地板上拖行或被带到户外，它们可能会变得非常脏，”格林斯坦说。“清洁频率将取决于使用情况和污垢程度，但通常大约每周一次。”将毛绒玩具放入网袋中以防止损坏，并用热水和无香精洗涤剂机洗。由橡胶、硅胶或塑料制成的硬质玩具可以用温肥皂水清洗或使用洗碗机清洗。“互动益智玩具和出零食玩具需要额外关注，”布伦斯说。“玩耍后留下的食物残渣可能成为细菌和霉菌的滋生地，潜在地给宠物和人类带来健康风险。”这类玩具在每次使用后都要清洗，如果制造商指南说明安全，可用洗碗机清洗，或手动清洗。（一把小刷子可以帮助清理难以清洁的角落和缝隙。）

美容工具

如针梳和跳蚤梳等美容工具可能会潜伏寄生虫、环境过敏原和皮屑，贝尔杜戈表示，这些会导致皮肤刺激和疾病。“每次使用后，请用热水、肥皂水以及犬猫专用洗发水清洗。”

猫砂盆

除了每天铲除尿团和粪便外，贝尔杜戈建议每周对猫砂盆进行清洁和消毒。“在盆内使用衬垫可能有助于清除污掉的猫砂，”他说。“对盆的外侧进行消毒，因为猫可能会误将侧面和边缘弄脏，并清洁盆外可见的散落猫砂区域，因为这些区域也可能产生异味。”

地板和地毯

贝尔杜go建议宠物主人每周吸尘几次并每周拖地，此外还要立即清理宠物弄脏的区域。“如果不这样做，可能会导致同一位置重复出现弄脏的情况，”他说。除了定期吸尘，布伦斯建议“每隔几个月清洗一次地毯和小地毯，如果你的宠物容易发生意外，则增加频率”，这有助于去除深层污渍和异味。

大型家具，包括人类床铺

大多数宠物在家具上休息，导致沙发、椅子和床铺覆盖着皮屑、毛发和唾液。吸尘家具的频率取决于宠物——长毛或有皮肤健康问题的动物比低敏宠物或不怎么掉毛的宠物需要更频繁的清洁。“请记住，你的宠物还会从户外空间将过敏原、灰尘和花粉带在皮毛上，”布伦斯说。如果你的宠物和你一起睡在床上，请每周清洗床单，每隔一到两个月洗一次被褥，如厚被、羽绒被、毯子、枕头和床垫垫。 “床上用品是跳蚤卵孵化和跳蚤成熟的理想环境，”贝尔杜戈说。“皮肤产生的皮屑和油脂会导致异味和不卫生的环境。”

吸尘器

“立式和手持吸尘器可能会被宠物毛发缠绕或堵塞，从而降低吸力，”格林斯坦说。每月清洁一次可使吸尘器保持良好的工作状态，并有助于防止其产生宠物味。请参考制造商指南来清洁吸尘器，包括清空集尘袋或集尘桶、清除吸头中卡住的毛发、冲洗可拆卸部件以及清洁或更换过滤器。

暖通空调（HVAC）和空气净化器滤网

在有宠物的家庭中，HVAC滤网和空气净化器通常需要更频繁的维护。“宠物毛发、皮屑和灰尘会迅速在滤网中积聚，降低其有效捕捉空气中微粒的能力，”布伦斯说。“随着滤网被堵塞，其效率会降低，导致更多的宠物皮屑和过敏原留在空气中，这会影响室内空气质量，以及患有过敏症的人或宠物。”她建议更换和 / 或清洁滤网的频率应高于制造商的标准指南，“特别是在多宠物家庭或严重掉毛期间”。

每周清洁并消毒猫砂盆是很有必要的。在猫砂盆中放置衬垫可以更方便地清除脏猫砂。

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一项爱好在后院香草花园中扎根：种植大麻

作者：玛莎·罗斯 (MARTHA ROSS) 水星新闻 (The Mercury News (TNS))

在靠近巴特（BART）轨道、仅有邮票大小的后院里，佩妮·巴塞尔（Penny Barthel）正在培育一场革命。

大约 10 年前，这位资深的教育工作者、园艺师、作家兼美食爱好者开始在她位于加利福尼亚州奥尔巴尼（Albany）茂盛且色彩斑斓的厨房花园中种植大麻。作为大麻种植的新手，巴塞尔的项目是对她热爱“摆弄香草”以研制新食谱之爱好的延伸。她还想帮助一位朋友为一名患有 4 期癌症的亲人种植这种植物。

5 月中旬，巴塞尔举起一株种在小盆里、高度约为 6 英寸的“蓝兰花”（Blue Orchid）大麻植株，她很快将其移栽到花园中，与她的薄荷、百里香、蓝莓、食用花卉和柠檬树种在一起。她预计这株以及她今年夏天种植的“橙色奶油波普”（Orange Cream Pop）、“柠檬草”（Lemon Grass）和“佩妮之松”（Penny's Pine）大麻植株在生长季（持续到 10 月初）期间将长到 6 或 7 英尺高。

“成熟时，它们看起来真的很像毛茸茸的圣诞树，”她说。

巴塞尔希望每个人都能在自己的后院种植大麻——因为这很有趣，而且他们可以用多种方式利用这种植物，包括治疗用途。大麻在医学上被用于帮助人们睡眠、减轻焦虑、缓解轻微疼痛等。

当然，在 2016 年 64 号提案使娱乐性使用合法化之前，巴塞尔的使命会让她触犯加利福尼亚州的法律。从理论上讲，她的使命仍然让她处于美国政府的监视之下，因为在联邦政府看来，大麻仍被归类为“无公认医疗用途”的 1 类药物。

但巴塞尔想要挑战她所谓的“未经审视的叙事”，即大麻是一种危险的入门药物，或者只有瘾君子才能欣赏它。她不明白为什么大麻不能像番茄、豆类或其他受欢迎的一年生植物一样，成为后院花园中夏季的常客。

“我想说我的真实目标相当宏大。我希望大麻能够合法化，并且对于任何想在后院种植它的人来说，它是可用、安全且合法的，”巴塞尔说。“而实现这一目标的最佳方式就是鼓励人们去种植，看看会发生什么。”

作为她使命的一部分，巴塞尔出版了 2021 年的书籍《大麻园艺师》（The Cannabis Gardener，Ten Speed Press 出版）。她说，在对大麻生物学及其在医学、食品甚至化妆品中的应用进行初步研究后，她爱上了它。四年前，她开始与居住在俄勒冈州的种植者及家庭种植倡导者艾米莉·戈戈尔（Emily Gogol）合作，在湾区（从康科德到都柏林再到库比蒂诺）的苗圃和园艺俱乐部举办关于大麻的讲座。

在过去的一年里，这两位女性预订的演讲场次越来越多，包括在湾区热门的 Sloat Garden Centers 和 SummerWinds 苗圃，甚至

ISFOCK

一株大麻植株。作者佩妮·巴塞尔希望每个人都能在家里种植大麻——因为这很有趣，而且他们可以用多种方式利用这种植物。

在久负盛名的马林艺术与花园中心（Marin Art and Garden Center）。对于同时在伯克利草药中心（Berkeley Herbal Center）董事会任职的巴塞尔来说，演讲场次的增加标志着公众态度的转变。一些苗圃开始自行储备并销售大麻种子，这一事实同样证明了这一点。

Barthel 的讲座通常像当地苗圃任何一小时长的园艺课一样展开。她向人们介绍从种子到开花种植该植物的基础知识，并提供关于最佳土壤选择以及在花盆、高床或地栽中种植的最佳实践建议。对于初学者，Barthel 喜欢强调大麻像杂草一样强韧且生长迅速。与此同时，她警告说这种植物对光线高度敏感，需要大量的直射阳光——每天六到八小时。这意味着大麻在特定的微气候中生长旺盛，除非种植者投资专业级别的照明设备，否则它无法作为室内植物生长。

还讨论了使用“女性化”种子的优势，以及如何收获、干燥、熟成或储存种植产物。她的书配有光亮的彩色照片，还提供了将干燥花蕾制成软膏、草本茶和酊剂的配方，以及使用自制大麻黄油制作 CBD 注入的香草软糖和大麻巧克力酱等甜点的方法。

但因为大麻并非普通植物， 还触及了常规园艺课课程之外的话题。这包括户外种植的法律复杂性。州法律允许 21 岁以上的人为了娱乐用途种植最多六株植物——而且这是按每户计算，而非按每人计算。 还建议种植者检查其城市或县的法规。当地市政府以及房东和业主协会 (HOA) 可能会施加进一步的限制，例如要求户外植物必须保存在一个安全的、

有围栏的区域。或者他们可能会完全禁止户外栽培。

任何关于种植大麻的讨论都必须从帮助人们理解 THC 和 CBD 以及这些化合物如何影响人的感受开始。根据 的说法，THC 是该植物主要的改变意识的精神活性化合物，与欣快感和快感相关，而非精神活性的 CBD 则对焦虑和其他疾病有益。不同的品种或栽培品种具有不同浓度的其中一种或两种成分。

在 5 月 14 日的一节课后， 向初次种植者 Chris Michon 建议他尝试“Penny's Pine”，这是一种由 Gogol's Grow It From Home 苗圃销售并以 命名的栽培品种。她说：“它是 1:1 的。一半 THC，一半 CBD。它闻起来像松树，会让人心情愉悦。这会是一种有趣的快感。”

“我一直在找这种，”Michon 说。“不会产生偏执感？”

“不会偏执，” 向他保证。在 5 月 14 日的讲座中，听众包括 Sloat Garden Center 的员工，他们都对学习种植新植物或扩展已有知识表现出兴奋。 还分发了大麻干燥花蕾的罐子让听众闻，就像在呼吸葡萄酒的香气以充分感受其风味一样。

偶尔， 会遇到一些几乎没有大麻经验，但正面临严重的个人问题而想要探索大麻的人。

“有一个女人来了，” 回忆道。“她很好奇，因为她的丈夫被诊断出患有脑瘤，而且他们有一个 4 岁的孩子。这导致她对自己的生活进行了很多反思，并认为‘我需要去草药

学校学习’，为了她自己的使用，或者也许是为了帮助她的丈夫忍受治疗。”

在 5 月 14 日的讲座上，Michon 的朋友 Shawn Chan 同样表示他对大麻几乎没有经验——“我甚至不抽烟。”但 的讲座说服他在后院尝试种植一株植物。

“我认为自己完全没有园艺天赋，但我开始把种植一些圣女果作为爱好，”他说。“既然现在（这）合法了，我想试一试。”

让 Chan 对这个项目感到犹豫的唯一事情是他家的位置，靠近海洋。他担心夏季的沿海雾气会使他的植物无法获得足够的阳光。除此之外，对于目前还不知道如何处理收获产物，他并不在意。“到时候我会想办法的，”他说。

巴塞尔表示，即使在好奇的人群中，园艺界的人们对大麻依然感到“羞怯”。一个园艺俱乐部甚至咨询了他们的律师，以确保邀请巴塞尔出席是合法的。一些苗圃也不会大力宣传她的出席情况。“他们想先试探一下，看看客户会有什么反应，”她说。

正如巴塞尔和其他大麻学者所言，过去一个世纪以来联邦和州政府的打击行动加剧了负面刻板印象，且这些行动始终更多地基于文化战争，而非医疗危害的证据。从20世纪10年代和20年代开始，美国中西部和西南部引入了反大麻法律，旨在针对墨西哥裔美国人。后来，理查德·M·尼克松的高级助手之一约翰·埃利希曼承认，总统在1971年发起禁毒战争，是为了有理由起诉黑人和嬉皮士。

数十万人因大麻相关罪行被监禁，且美国缉毒局（DEA）的 Schedule 1 分类实际上使医疗研究停滞了数十年。虽然现在大多数州允许医疗用途，但在近一半的州中，成年人的娱乐用途仍然是非法的。将大麻带过州界或在包括国家公园在内的联邦土地上持有大麻同样是非法的。巴塞尔感叹，反大麻法律鼓励种植者开发高强度的品种，就像20世纪20年代的禁酒令使具有潜在致命性的私酿酒流通一样。

“这把大麻变成了喷气燃料，”巴塞尔说。

巴塞尔表示，持久的负面叙事体现在加利福尼亚州合法的大麻药房对初次使用者来说可能是令人畏惧的地方，在那里他们必须出示身份证件并以现金支付购买费用，因为大多数主要银行和信用卡公司不处理此类交易。

巴塞尔说，这就是人们应该能够在自己的后院种植大麻的另一个原因。她对在未来一年教授更多课程，甚至在2027年的一场大型园艺展上介绍大麻栽培感到兴奋。

“我希望，”她说，“随着越来越多的人种植并享受这种植物，我们将了解到关于大麻的新故事，让它回归其真实面貌：一种具有疗效、有益且易于种植的园艺草本植物。”

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一个部分成熟的番茄。等到番茄完全成熟会有将其丢失给饥饿小动物的风险，因为这些小动物在看到完全成熟的番茄时也能认出来。

在菜园里，决定何时采收是一门精细的艺术

作者：JESSICA DAMIANO 美联社

我们播种。我们种植。我们浇水、观察并等待。

而现在，豆茎正向天空延伸，番茄变得丰盈，西葫芦似乎在一夜之间长大了两倍。

把握采收时机是一种平衡艺术，在许多情况下，作为园丁的你将被迫在最佳口感与产量之间做出选择。有时，必须为了其中一项而牺牲另一项——或者为了保住作物。只要不要等待太久即可。

你应该等待番茄完全成熟吗？

当番茄的成熟色——红色、黄色、橙色、紫色等——均匀时，即为成熟。但等待那个完美的藤熟时刻通常意味着冒着损失的风险。丰满多汁的番茄可能会在藤上裂开，或者被饥饿的小动物吃掉，因为它们一看到完全成熟的番茄就知道了。

我在番茄达到顶峰前几天采摘，然后让它们在厨房柜台上倒置继续成熟（这种摆放方式有助于防止底部出现淤青）。

事实上，只要番茄至少有一半开始上色，它在室内就能成熟得很好。

绿豆荚应该是丰满但不过分凸起的，每天采收“准备好”的豆荚是件好事——你采摘得越多，植株的产量就越高。

如何判断其他六种园艺蔬菜何时可以采收

• 黄瓜应该是绿色、坚实且有光泽的。标准品种在长度介于 6 到 8 英寸之间时采收最佳；腌制品种通常在 2 到 4 英寸长时达到上限。它们生长迅速，因此请每天检查植株。等待太久它们会变黄且发苦。

• 绿豆荚应该是丰满但不过分凸起的，并且坚实到弯曲时会折断。每天采收“准备好”的豆荚，因为你采摘得越多，植株的产量就越高；如果你不去除成熟的豆荚，产量将缓慢下降。

• 西葫芦生长迅速，因此请每天检查植株，并在西葫芦长度为 6 到 8 英寸且其表皮柔软到可以用指甲轻易刺破时采收。这也是甜度的理想尺寸。发布一张 18 英寸西葫芦的照片可能会逗乐你的朋友，但你可能不会喜欢吃它那坚韧、充满种子的果肉。

• 另一方面，茄子在达到成熟顶峰时往往会停止生长。光亮的表皮是另一个成熟标志。在能采摘时尽快采摘，因为如果你等待太久，它们的表皮会变得暗淡且褪色——而你将不得不决定是否要吃掉这个表皮柔软、海绵状、发苦且充满硬种子的、勉强能称作茄子的东西，还是直接扔掉。

• 当玉米的玉米须变褐时，它会告诉你它准备好了。外壳应该是新鲜、绿色且感觉饱满的。如果你不确定它是否准备好，稍微剥开外壳，刚好露出顶排的籽粒，然后用指甲刺破一颗。如果内部的“汁液”是乳白色的，说明准备好了。如果是水状的，请将其合上，几天后再试。但如果内部没有任何液体，说明玉米已经过了最佳期。这意味着籽粒中美妙的糖分已经转化为淀粉。

• 辣椒非常宽容。你可以在它们未成熟的绿色阶段采摘，或者等到它们变成红色、黄色或橙色。它们在植株上停留的时间越长，味道就越甜（或越辣），但无论哪种方式都完全可以食用。

采摘蔬菜是早晨的工作

无论何种作物，请在早晨露水刚干后进行采摘，以获得最高的水分含量、糖分浓度和口感。

对于番茄和豆类等细藤或细茎的果实，请在用另一只手扶住主枝以防止损坏的同时，将果实扭下。在从茄子等茎干较粗的植物上摘除果实时，请使用干净、锋利的剪刀或修枝剪。

杰西卡·达米亚诺 (Jessica Damiano) 为美联社撰写定期的园艺专栏。她出版《每周泥土》(Weekly Dirt) 通讯。

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家庭

9

RYLIE MIDDAUGH

左侧的赖利·米多 (Rylie Middaugh) 与汤姆·沃德 (Tom Ward)。在一位好友的建议下，米多于 1 月搬进了沃德的客房，两人的友谊在网络上走红。

她28. 他71. 他们成了室友——以及亲密的朋友。

作者：悉尼·佩奇 (SYDNEY PAGE)

当赖利·米多 (Rylie Middaugh) 和同居男友分手时，她离家超过2,500英里。

米多, 28, 感到迷茫，需要一个新的住处。2023, 她为了寻求环境改变，从南卡罗来纳州搬到了俄勒冈州。

“我一直梦想能来到太平洋西北地区，”现居住在本德 (Bend) 的婚礼摄影师米多说，“我觉得那里太美了。”

在1月份分手后，她考虑搬回查尔斯顿 (Charleston)，但她在本德已经预订了即将到来的婚礼工作。

“我被困住了。我不知道该去哪里，也不知道该做什么，”米多说。

就在那时，一位亲密朋友提出了一个建议，这不仅解决了她的居住问题，还让她与一位比她年长四十岁的男人建立了意想不到的友谊——并且在社交媒体上吸引了数百万粉丝，他们被这段纯真健康的关系所打动。

“这种感觉非常震撼，是以最好的方式震撼，”米多说。在过去的几周里，她分享了几篇关于他们友谊的幽默帖子，包括关于丢失手机、放错助听器以及晚餐吃什么的帖子。

米多朋友的建议是：去汤姆 (Tom) 那里住。

汤姆·沃德 (Tom Ward)——她朋友已故母亲的长期男友——当时独自生活。沃德在后院有一间空的小客房，他提出让米多住在那里。

“那天他给我打电话，就像在说：‘赖利，快过来！’”米多说。

米多在刚搬到本德后不久，通过她的朋友认识了沃德, 71, 而那位朋友后来搬离了俄勒冈州。

“他的房子就是每个人都会去的地方，”米多说，“他非常热情，喜欢邀请人们来家里。”

沃德说，他没有犹豫就提供了客房。他有三个成年子女，并将已故伴侣的女儿视为自己的继女。

“当我第一次见到她时，我就能立刻感觉到她是个好人，”沃德在谈到米多时说。

当米多带着行李出现时，沃德正在屋里找他的手机。她后来得知沃德经常丢手机，这成了屋子里的一个长期笑话。

“大概一天一次，”她说，“这为这段室友关系的开始奠定了基调。在经历这一切的时候，我需要笑一笑。”

在最初的几周里，米多大多待在带有小厨房的客房里。但沃德鼓励她一起用餐，因为他知道她正处于艰难时期。不久之后，他们每周有两到三晚一起吃晚餐。沃德负责烹饪，米多负责清理。

“如果我做塔可或意面，我会做足够每个人吃的分量，”沃德说，“我喜欢有人陪伴。”

在用餐时，他们交换故事和建议。

“她非常容易沟通，”沃德说。他在一家食物银行做志愿者，开Uber，并在当地的农民市场出售他手工制作的熟食拼盘。“我们相处得非常好。”

他们一起看电影——米多说，沃德经常在五分钟内睡着——并且通过音乐建立联系。

“他给我播放他成长过程中听的所有这些老歌，我们就一起喝着苏打水，”米多说。

他们经常在整个 [接下页]

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家庭

跨代同居可抵御孤独并赋予生活目标

接前页

天发短信。沃德会告知晚餐计划，而米多夫则同意帮他寄回包裹，或者在他把助听器忘在家里时帮他送过去。

“我把我和汤姆的故事讲给朋友和家人听，他们觉得非常有趣，”米多夫说。

最终，在得到沃德的允许后，她在 TikTok (抖音海外版) 上发布了他们的聊天截图。她认为其他人可能会欣赏这种跨代互动的动态。

“如果我能在这个充满负面情绪的世界里找到一种带来光亮的方式，我想那样做，”米多夫说。

她没预料到自己的帖子会走红。该帖子已有超过 160 万 次观看，媒体机构也报道了他们的故事。

沃德表示，这种意外的关注让他感到很兴奋。有一天，他给她发了一条视频消息，告诉她现在成了“婶婶”，因为她房间外鸟巢里的蛋孵化了。

“我喜欢逗人们开心，”他说。

他们的这种安排是更大趋势的一部分。在过去十年中，几个老年人与青年的合租平台——如 Nesterly、SpacesShared 和 Two Generations——将像米多夫和沃德这样的人匹配在一起。

“这件事确实变得被讨论得更多了，”哈佛大学“住房与老龄化社会计划”主任詹妮弗·莫林斯基说道。

莫林斯基表示，一个主要驱动因素是财务方面的：住房成本正挤压着年龄光谱两端的人群，年轻人面临严峻的就业市场，而老年人通常只有固定收入。

“住房负担能力给年轻人和老年人都带来了沉重的打击，”莫林斯基说。

许多此类安排涉及金钱交换或以承担家务换取租金减免。米多夫说，她曾多次提出向沃德支付租金，但沃德总是拒绝。

“她还是个孩子，”沃德说，他解释说他们的情况是暂时的，他更希望她把钱省下来。

纽约大学西尔弗社会工作学院健康与

莱莉·米多夫

“我觉得我们的世界在渴望连接。我们在某种程度上都感到孤独。”

莱莉·米多夫

室友莱莉·米多夫和汤姆·沃德在火炉旁制作烤棉花糖三明治。由于住房成本挤压年龄光谱两端的人群，像他们这样的安排正变得越来越普遍。

老龄化创新中心主任欧内斯特·冈萨雷斯表示，跨代同居同样具有情感上的益处。

他说，这类安排有助于抵御孤独，建立联系，并让双方在互相支持中获得目标感。此外，他说，老年人能感受到一种安全感，知道有人在照看他们并在家务上提供帮助。

“我们知道这对大多数人都有效，而且我们知道，即使在年轻人搬走之后，这种友谊依然可以长久延续，”冈萨雷斯说。“益处是非常明显的。”

但他补充说，规模化推广跨代同居可能具有挑战性，部分原因是如果老年人通过此类安排产生收入，可能会面临失去公共福利的风险。米多夫和沃德的情况则没那么复杂。

“我热爱这种自然形成模式，”冈萨雷斯说。

他理解为什么米多夫和沃德的关系能引起人们的共鸣。

“我认为这播下了一颗非常乐观的种子，”冈萨雷斯说。“I predict these types of housing arrangements are going to grow.”

米多夫说，她与沃德的关系教会了她要对所有年龄段的人敞开友谊之门。

“我们倾向于和同辈人在一起，但如果你放下手机，与一个平时不会成为朋友的人交谈，你会学到很多东西，”她说。“我觉得我们的世界在渴望连接。我们在某种程度上都感到孤独。”

米多夫说她计划搬回查尔斯顿，但还不确定具体时间。沃德告诉她，只要需要，她可以一直住下去。

“她永远被邀请在这里，”他说。

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11

哥伦比亚特区

这些由哥伦比亚特区税务和收入办公室记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

东北区

A St., 320, $1.4100 万. Blaine St., 3346, $475,000。 Capitol . E., 1118, $2.2400 万. Chillum Pl., 5401, $450,000。 Crittenden ., 812, $585,000。 Downing ., 1337, $389,000。 F ., 334, $1.2600 万. Florida Ave., 1006, 401号, $658,000。 Grant Pl., 3737, $415,000。 Holbrook ., 1427, $675,000。 Myrtle Ave., 2804, $710,000。 Parker ., 223, $659,000。 Sligo Mill Rd., 6139, 104万美元. Upshur ., 1914, $535,000。 Second ., 11, 102号, $315,000。 Fourth ., 1935, $860,000。 Seventh ., 4021, $900,000。 11th ., 726, 100万美元. 14th ., 236, $886,500。 17th ., 3909, $825,000。 20th ., 428, $355,000。 22nd ., 4028, $700,000。 54th ., 227, $290,000。

西北区

Bellevue Terr., 2942, $1.300 万. Belmont ., 1618, D号, $900,000。 California ., 1840, 14A号, $275,000。 Clark Pl., 4521, 103万美元. Connecticut ., 2829, 312号, $230,000。 Connecticut ., 4600, 306号, $330,000。 Connecticut ., 5406, 808号, $187,698。 Crittenden ., 742, $730,000。 E ., 915, 403号, $320,000。 Euclid ., 1714, 3号, $380,000。 Farragut ., 919, $550,000。 Foxhall Rd., 1646, $1.400 万. Harrison ., 4335, 2号, $499,000。 I ., 2511, $1.3200 万. Jefferson ., 129, $640,000。 K ., 2515, 410号, $181,000。 Kennedy ., 507, 1号, $329,310。 L ., 1101, 103号, $325,000。 L ., 2425, 328号, $750,000。 Lamont ., 1800, $2.200 万. Logan Cir., 27, 5号, $940,000。 MacArthur Blvd., 4425, 107万美元. Massachusetts ., 400, 610号, $360,000。 Meridian Pl., 1438, 102号, $315,000。 N ., 1300, 201号, $715,000。 N ., 2301, 214号, $736,125。 New Hampshire ., 1735, 403号, $739,000。 New Mexico ., 3033, 305号, $307,000。 New York ., 460, 206号, $490,000。

Oakwood Terr., 3434, $1.600 万. Park Rd., 1451, 509号, $187,500。 Pennsylvania ., 2555, 418号, $835,000。 Piney Branch Rd., 6721, $887,000。 Q ., 1723, G3号, $317,000。 Quebec ., 2714, $4.200 万. R ., 3203, $6.7800 万. Ridge ., 469, 1号, $320,000。 S ., 3821, $1.8800 万. Sheridan ., 813, $465,000。 Sutton Pl., 3275, C号, $850,000。 T ., 939, $1.7100 万. U ., 1718, B号, $414,400。 W ., 3754, $1.3500 万. Warren ., 5015, $3.600 万. Wyoming ., 2222, $3.500 万. Third ., 4825, $750,000。 Fourth ., 5713, $920,000。 Seventh Pl., 5020, $840,000。 Ninth ., 5912, 1号, $364,000。 10th ., 3601, 1号, $690,000。 12th ., 2532, $700,000。 12th ., 7175, 409号, $267,800。 15th ., 3043, 6号, $635,000。 17th ., 2300, $1.4400 万. 21st ., 1280, 410号, $455,000。 25th ., 1111, 403号, $441,000。 30th ., 1333, $2.400 万. 32nd ., 5441, $1.3200 万. 37th ., 2009, 105万美元.

东南区

Alabama ., 735, $541,383。 Branch ., 2123, $520,000。 C ., 649, 208号, $415,000。 Capitol . E., 5043, $435,500。 E ., 635, $1.700 万. H ., 1610, 103万美元. Independence ., 1615, $730,000。 M ., 2921, $250,000。 Oakwood ., 242, $320,000。 Pennsylvania ., 1391, 348号, $385,000。 S ., 1324, $320,000。 Tubman Rd., 1877, $455,000。 Young ., 1415, $2.500 万. Eighth ., 244, $1.800 万. 13th ., 210, $860,000。 19th ., 1524, $515,000。 45th Pl., 1127, $332,000。

西南区

Fourth ., 800, 5124号, $274,262。

马里兰州

这些由马里兰州评估与税务部记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

安妮阿伦德尔县

安纳波利斯地区 (ANNAPOLIS AREA)

Amberstone Ct., 20, $300,000. Breakwater Dr., 963, $465,000. Cedar Lane, 300, $415,000.

Eastern Ave., 208, $960,000. Lake Dr. E., 43, $1.5200 万. Parkwood Ave., 803, $1.500 万. Sandstone Ct., 60-G, $305,000. Spa Creek Landing, 3, No. A, $885,000. Victor Pkwy., 217-H, $269,900. 安纳波利斯-布罗德克里克地区 (ANNAPOLIS-BROAD CREEK AREA) Agnes Dorsey Pl., 710, $565,000. Cornhill St., 60, $1.6500 万. Foremast Aly., 2642, $575,000. Lejeune Way, 125, $619,900. Monticello Ave., 114, $1.2400 万. Old Admiral Ct., 2065, $639,900. Richards Lane, 57, $1.5500 万. South St., 104, $699,000. Water St., 43, $915,000.

阿诺德地区 (ARNOLD )

Alameda Pkwy., 330, $345,000. Belle Dora Ct., 638, $302,000. Colonial Ridge , 446, $465,000. Hickory Hill Cir., 1205, $612,000. Macsharry ., 810, $724,900. Norton , 518, $585,000. Pride Of Baltimore ., 502, $1.200 万. Stanford Ct., 411, $680,000.

布鲁克林地区 (BROOKLYN )

Cedar Hill E., 204, $515,000. Magie St., 5713, $425,000. Park Pl., 5, $132,500. Wasena Ave., 5417, $303,000.

圣克莱尔角-桑迪点 (CAPE ST. CLAIRE-SANDY POINT)

州立公园地区 (STATE PARK ) Broadneck Pl., 1501, No. 304, $374,000. Little Magothy Vw., 1125, $599,500. Old Mill Bottom Run, 1600, 105万美元. Secretariat ., 1644, $420,000. Woodland Cir., 972, $530,000.

克罗夫顿地区 (CROFTON )

Albermarle ., 1720, $509,900. Danville Ct., 995, $490,000. Laconia Ct., 2367, $490,000. Mara Vista Ct., 1488, $386,000. Peartree , 1711, $715,000. Topango Pl., 1923, $300,000.

克劳恩斯维尔地区 (CROWNSVILLE )

Miner Rd., 815, $545,000. Valentine Creek ., 1119, $705,000.

柯蒂斯湾地区 (CURTIS BAY )

Greenland Beach Rd., 211, $455,000. Sycamore Rd., 100, $365,000.

戴维森维尔地区 (DAVIDSONVILLE )

Homewood Rd., 3229, 102万美元.

埃奇沃特地区 (EDGEWATER )

Cardamon ., 119, $830,000. Eagles Nest Ct., 3707, 107万美元. James Way, 1407, $705,000. Oak ., 3372, $650,000. Shore . W., 3932, $862,500. Winding Rd., 933, $715,000.

甘布里尔斯地区 (GAMBRILLS )

Chapel Lake ., 2604, No. 107, $330,000.

Gunnison Ct., 912, $815,000. Kings Way, 417, $859,000. Wigeon Way, 1410, No. 201, $450,000.

格伦伯尼地区 (GLEN BURNIE )

Aster ., 1238, $415,000. Delmar Ave., 718, $465,000. Foxview ., 152, $350,000. Highlander ., 223, $378,500. Leisure , 1721, $360,000. Norfolk Rd., 1830, $100,000. Saunders Way, 1813, $310,000. Vernon Ave., 207, $330,000.

格伦伯尼-马利克里克 (GLEN BURNIE-MARLEY CREEK)

地区 () Barbara Ct., 813, $313,000. Castle Harbour Way, 1110, No. 3A, $231,000. Delaware Ave., 318, $370,000. Gerard ., 114, $395,000. Kent Cir., 523, $343,300. Marcy ., 7619, $425,000. Monaghan Rd., 7781, $499,900. Rapid Water Way, 6608, No. 304, $237,350. Steatite , 7743, $420,000. Whip , 108, $280,000.

汉诺威地区 (HANOVER )

Fair Oak ., 1517, $489,600. Oakley , 1539, $495,000. Richmond Way, 2660, $525,000. Sunningdale , 1706, $472,000.

杰萨普地区 (JESSUP )

Marvin , 2822, $435,000.

劳雷尔地区 (LAUREL )

Carriage Walk , 3551, $381,000. Sanctuary Ct., 8002, $696,500. Woodland Manor ., 8603, $427,000.

林西卡姆高地地区 (LINTHICUM HEIGHTS )

Double Eagle ., 320, $530,000. Viewing Ave., 207, $383,250.

洛锡安地区 (LOTHIAN )

Solomons Island Rd., 5485, $455,000.

米勒斯维尔地区 (MILLERSVILLE )

Danmark Ct., 311, $871,000. Gearing Ct. E., 605, $410,000. Mesa Rd. S., 757, $670,000.

北海滩地区 (NORTH BEACH )

Cedar Ave., 808, $565,000.

ODENTON 地区

Blue Spring Ct., 2440, 301号, $310,000. Canopy Lane, 1408, $816,000. Colony Ridge Rd., 1117, $360,000. Fluttering Leaf Trail, 8610, 404号, $399,900. Ivy Landing Way, 2464, $531,000. Pagefield Way, 2253, $540,000. Resty Lane, 600, 202号, $232,000. Thornbrook Way, 2006, $535,000. Wintergreen Ct., 8612, 403号, $375,000.

PASADENA-ROCK CREEK 地区

Almondbury Dr. W., 2919, $529,000.

Apple Leaf ., 4103, $423,000. Belgarden Lane, 1002, $825,000. Carvel Rd., 245, $425,000. Choptank Ave., 2039, $810,000. Davenport ., 3501, M号, $245,000. Fox Hollow Run, 1841, $850,000. Jenkins Rd., 8545, $475,000. Linthicum Rd., 7814, $640,000. Meridian Dr., 7928, $746,000. Pescara ., 3328, $360,000. Rock Hill Rd., 1228, $725,000. Silver Run Dr., 1247, $650,000. White Rocks ., 322, $380,000. Wolsey ., 8074, $345,000. 224th St., 764, $323,525.

RIVA 地区

Poplar Dr., 548, $427,125. SEVERN 地区 Barnett ., 1717, $336,000. Disney Estates Cir., 1802, $679,000. Maryland Ave., 1432, $410,000. Sea Pine Cir., 1713, $422,000.

SEVERNA PARK 地区

Barbara Rd., 166, $525,000. Capote . W., 276, $865,000. Fairlane ., 455, $1.05. Maple Lane, 302, $1.27. Oak Grove Cir., 744, $830,000. Robinson Landing Rd., 70, $735,000. Thomas Rd., 325, $1.8 .

SHADY SIDE 地区

Bay View Ave., 1183, $320,000. Lee Blvd., 4906, $510,000. Robinson Rd., 1538, $1.19 .

TRACY'S LANDING 地区

Clagett Ave., 6555, $1.1 .

HOWARD COUNTY

CENTENNIAL-BENSON 地区

Ballard Way, 2240, $1.02 . Century Dr., 10044, $805,000. Dee Jay Dr., 4002, $544,000. Fawn Run ., 12621, $1.49 . Golf Island Rd., 2688, $1.48 . Kingston ., 3537, $695,000. Mount Snow ., 2906, $1.23 . Pratchett Lane, 4707, $1.35 . Triadelphia Rd., 11809, $879,000. Westmount Pkwy., 3771, $1.35 .

CLARKSVILLE 地区

Crabbury ., 7100, $1.23 . Lakeside Dr., 13791, $2.12 . Trotter Rd., 5946, $1.45 .

COLUMBIA (EAST) 地区

Dark Hawk Cir., 8535, $650,000. Gray Sea Way, 6330, $500,000. Kerry Hill ., 7373, $234,815. Merrynet Rd., 9427, $400,000. Shining Oceans Way, 8820, 409号, $465,000. Thunder Hill Rd., 5305, $685,000.

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HOMES FROM II

哥伦比亚 (西) 地区 Cedar Fern Ct., 5909, $486,000. Durham Rd. W., 5145, $720,000. Green Mountain Cir., 10850, No. 411, $155,000. Hour Hand Ct., 6107, $735,000. Open Window, 5264, $650,000. Summer Sunrise Dr., 6324, $1.200 万. Tolling Clock Way, 10545, $384,000. Wild Ginger Ct., 6006, $400,000.

COOKSVILLE 地区 Hoods Mill Rd., 818, 104万美元.

DAYTON 地区 Linthicum ., 4085, $1 .

ELKRIDGE 地区 Bayberry Ct., 6300, No. 1112, $280,000. Hearthside Way, 7569, $430,000. Montery ., 6318, $1.05 . Sedgwick St., 6432, $518,000.

ELLICOTT CITY 地区 Autumn Harvest, 8543, $715,000. Brightmeadow Ct., 7962, $445,000. Doncaster Dr., 4315, $970,000. Falls Run ., 8607, No. G, $297,000. Hunt Ave., 4019, $615,000. Orchard Ave., 2645, $626,000. Roundhill ., 4641, $445,000.

FULTON 地区 Carol Dr., 12300, $1.61 . Lallybroch Lane, 8529, $1.21 .

GLENWOOD 地区 Sagewood Dr., 2832, $1.2 .

HANOVER 地区 Florey ., 5997, $705,000.

HIGHLAND 地区 Clarksville Pike, 13941, $2.12 .

JESSUP 地区 Savage Guilford ., 8022, $485,000.

KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE 地区

Black Velvet, 9465, $659,900. Gracious End Ct., 9150, No. 104, $295,000. Pirates Cv., 9258, $437,000.

MARRIOTTSVILLE 地区 Kirkleigh Dr., 11557, $720,000.

MOUNT AIRY 地区 Watersville ., 342, $1.35 .

SCAGGSVILLE-LAUREL 地区 Boulder Ridge ., 8733, $668,000. Howland ., 9224, $435,000. Kendal Cir., 9307, $485,000. Old Scaggsville ., 9083, $549,900. Ulster Dr., 9401, $550,000.

WEST FRIENDSHIP 地区 Rover Mill ., 13936, $1.38 .

WOODBINE 地区 Duvall ., 2905, $1.14 . Old Sawmill ., 16900, $1.23 .

WOODSTOCK 地区 Ganton Grn., 2120, No. D103, $390,000.

蒙哥马利县 ASHTON 地区

Tree Lawn Dr., 17708, $700,000.

ASPEN HILL 地区 Cliff Swallow Way, 15656, $478,000. Lake Terr., 14817, $820,000. Sycamore Lane, 15707, $730,000.

BETHESDA 地区 Acacia Ave., 5213, $730,000. Blackstone ., 5407, $1.82 . Broxburn Dr., 6516, $2.12 . Comanche Ct., 8317, $2.08 . Eames Way, 6722, $840,000. Glenwood ., 5616, $1.03 .

Honeybee Lane, 9024, $3.4 . Kirby ., 6014, $1.2 . Maple Ridge ., 8013, $1.9 . Montrose Ave., 10411, No. M302, $270,000. Pomona Dr., 9906, $1.05 . Rayland Dr., 5213, $1.2 . Samitalia St., 9719, $228,961. Still Spring Ct., 8322, $1.2 . Vortich Lane, 6215, $940,000. Westlake Terr., 7504, No. 25, $656,500. Winsome Cir., 154, $1.43 .

BOYDS 地区 Deoudes ., 12600, $761,000.

BROOKEVILLE 地区 Gold Mine ., 1711, $1.2 .

BURTONSVILLE 地区 Angelton Terr., 14218, $425,000.

CABIN JOHN 地区 78th St., 6500, $1.1 .

CALVERTON-COLESVILLE 地区 Eldrid Dr., 200, $810,000. Locksley Lane, 13429, $750,000. Quartet Lane, 3114, No. 227, $299,900. Sir Thomas Dr., 3301, No. 6-B-41, $225,000. Tamworth Lane, 13316, $925,000.

CHEVY CHASE 地区 Chevy Chase Blvd., 4821, $2.45 . Farmington Dr., 3203, $2.91 . Georgia St., 6812, $1.29 . Oxford St., 204, $3.35 . Willard Ave., 4515, No. 10045, $632,500. Woodmont Ave., 7171, No. 201, $1.95 .

CLOVERLY-EDNOR 地区 Farmcrest Way, 1456, $400,000. Old Briggs Chaney ., 2816, $935,000. Reserve Gate Terr., 301, $1.23 . Windmill Lane, 1240, $640,000.

DAMASCUS 地区 Clearwater Dr., 25312, $599,000. Lewis Dr., 10100, $560,000.

DERWOOD 地区 Buena Vista Dr., 15800, $800,000. Fairborn Ct., 7803, $485,000. Red Hook St., 8044, $695,000. Wick Lane, 7106, $750,000.

FOUR CORNERS-BURNT MILLS 地区 Dallas Ave., 10021, $540,000. Lombardy ., 11201, $560,000. Sligo Creek Pkwy., 9039, No. 916, $400,000.

GAITHERSBURG 地区 Bannister Ct., 13, $455,000. Christopher Ave., 433, No. 86, $270,000. Frederick Rd., 19027, $725,000. Laguna Dr., 19417, $595,000. Pelican Ave., 567, $580,000. Sol Pl., 19537, $570,000. Torrance Rocks Way, 7316, $525,000.

GAITHERSBURG-NORTH POTOMAC 地区 Cherrywood Terr., 206, $810,000. Crown Farm Dr., 140, $1.2600 万. Fields Rd., 9660, $720,000. Happy Choice Lane, 11628, $745,000. Leatherleaf Ct., 10, $919,000. Main St., 622, No. B, $640,000. Piney Lodge Rd., 11508, $732,300. Quince Orchard Blvd., 826, No. 101, $225,000. Scarlet Oak Dr., 13141, $1.1400 万. Timberbrook Lane, 125, No. T102, $380,000.

GERMANTOWN 地区 Anndyke Way, 20553, $725,000. Cervantes Ave., 14213, $1.2600 万. Climbing Ivy Dr., 12849, $438,800. Demetrias Way, 13419, $365,000. Giant Ct., 13510, $460,000. Highstream Dr., 18988, No. 824B, $390,000. Mustard Seed Ct., 18661, $335,000. Poplar Hill Rd., 14501, $749,000. Sparkling Water Dr., 18705, No. 127-2, $285,000. Tattershall Dr., 19301, $809,000. Winding Creek Way, 12041, $440,000.

KENSINGTON 地区 Day Ave., 10223, $1.1500 万. Glueck Lane, 11015, $550,000. Old Spring Rd., 9617, $950,000. Wexford Dr., 4008, $630,000.

LANGLEY PARK 地区 Piney Branch Rd., 8830, No. 812, $137,500.

LAYTONSVILLE 地区 Dixie Ridge Terr., 9732, $790,000. Goshen School Rd., 22200, $1.1500 万. Quick Fox Lane, 21524, 102万美元.

MONTGOMERY VILLAGE 地区 Brassie Pl., 19439, No. 101, $225,000. Club House Rd., 19319, No. 301, $225,000. Grazing Way, 20228, $399,000. Kardwright Ct., 10415, $452,500. Sailfish Terr., 9856, $371,000. Tippett Lane, 9512, $380,000.

NORBECK-LAYHILL 地区 Alderton Lane, 1361, $380,000. Bellmawr Ct., 2700, $595,000. Candover Ct., 15016, No. 277A, $410,000. Daley St., 13000, $550,000. Doc Berlin Dr., 3518, $899,000. Dunvegan Ct., 14926, $510,000. Feldon St., 12701, $500,000. Greenery Lane, 2200, No. 201-23, $234,000. Interlachen Dr., 15101, No. 1-116, $170,000. Kelmiscot Dr., 14564, No. 188B, $450,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3210, No. 219, $181,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3310, No. 612-6, $200,000. Littleton St., 12841, $487,500. Pennfield Cir., 15000, No. 206, $386,000. Running Ridge Lane, 14901, $714,500. Valleywood Dr., 13111, $585,000.

OLNEY 地区 Download Terr., 4910, $916,000. Olney Mill Rd., 19400, $590,000. Toddsbury Lane, 3621, $750,000.

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房屋从 12 起

普尔斯维尔地区 (POOLESVILLE AREA) Kohlhoss Rd., 17500, $374,900.

波托马克地区 (POTOMAC AREA) Ansin Circle Dr., 12547, $1.55 . Broad Green Dr., 11121, $1.2 . Cloverbrooke ., 10716, $1.51 . Glen Mill Rd., 11801, $1.57 . Hillbrooke Lane, 10834, $1.33 . Logan ., 9923, $3.5 . Milburn ., 11706, $860,000. Potomac Station Lane, 8901, $2.35 . Stoney Creek Rd., 12320, $998,000. Wetherfield Lane, 12020, $1.77 .

罗克维尔地区 (ROCKVILLE AREA) Azalea ., 755, No. 35, $407,600. Brazfield Ct., 12200, No. 205, $199,000. California Cir., 6050, No. 110, $392,500. Courthouse Sq., 24, No. 408, $265,000. Crossfield Ct., 5200, No. 140, $222,500. Englishman ., 15, No. 160, $680,000. Genome Aly., 4940, No. 1, $214,034. Hollyberry ., 22, $1.36 . King Farm Blvd., 327, No. 206, $575,000. Monroe St., 6, No. 101, $240,000. Monterra ., 6, $1.5 . Nina Clarke ., 3142, $740,240. Oak Knoll ., 411, $746,000. Old Georgetown Rd., 11710, No. 1517, $760,000. Pleasant ., 1111, $890,000. Rockville Pike, 10404, No. 401, $275,000. Strathmore Park ., 10404, No. 405, $1.5 . Tuckerman Heights Cir., 10553, $194,304. Wickshire Way, 10905, No. 62, $850,000.

罗林格林地区 (ROLLING GREEN AREA) Catawba Manor Way, 13323, $778,000. Little Bennett ., 14908, $885,000. Sycamore Farm ., 23032, $826,112.

塞内卡公园-雪松林地区 (SENECA PARK-CEDAR GROVE AREA) Appledowne ., 7, No. 140, $330,000. Panthers Ridge ., 12013, $500,000.

银泉地区 (SILVER SPRING AREA) Ballard St., 1203, $870,000. Day Ave., 10113, $575,000. Galveston Rd., 8404, $885,000. Lyttonsville Rd., 1900, No. 208, $147,500. Ritchie Ave., 713, $610,000.

塔科马公园地区 (TAKOMA PARK AREA) Allegheny ., 6619, $570,000. Pine ., 30, $665,000. West Hwy. E., 950, $525,000. 双溪地区 (TWINBROOK AREA) Farragut ., 405, $549,000. 惠顿地区 (WHEATON AREA) Charlton ., 11524, $740,000. Flowering Tree Terr., 1951, $500,000. Henderson ., 2803, $440,000. Leslie ., 10412, $659,000. Ravenwood ., 12106, $565,000. Yeatman Terr., 11609, $990,000.

弗雷德里克县 (FREDERICK COUNTY) Tall Timber Lane, 5802, $202,137. 布伦斯威克地区 (BRUNSWICK AREA) Canal Town St., 715, $595,000. K St. E., 212, $489,000. Potomac St. W., 526, $230,000.

埃米茨堡地区 (EMMITSBURG AREA) Taneytown Pike, 11615, $525,000. 弗雷德里克市-亚当斯顿村地区 (FREDERICK CITY-ADAMSTOWN VILLAGE AREA) Ballenger Run Blvd., 6647, $552,000. Brace ., 6757, $320,000. Crape Myrtle ., 5303, $515,000.

Ellison ., 544, $405,000. Henden Wood Lane, 5330, $665,000. Lancaster Pl., 514, $330,000. McLauren Lane, 5145, $430,000. Pemberton Park Lane, 316, $475,000. Upper Mill Terr. S., 5431, $455,000.

弗雷德里克市-利伯蒂敦地区 (FREDERICK CITY-LIBERTYTOWN AREA) Amity St., 853, $505,000. Blue Heron ., 8200, No. 2℃, $247,001. Caulfield ., 2605, $425,000. Compass Way, 726, $548,000. Duvalis Forest ., 6017, $1.12 . Glen Valley Terr., 6230, No. 4L, $320,000. Island Grove Blvd., 2503, $610,000. Magnolia ., 332, $1.25 . Megan ., 407, $329,900. Newport Pl., 6200, $420,000. Osprey Way, 2719, $465,000. Trail ., 502, $380,000. Second St. E., 203, $1.35 . 12th St. W., 4, $450,000.

弗雷德里克市-山谷地区 (FREDERICK CITY-MOUNTAINDALE AREA) Backbone Way, 1258, $714,000. Blacksmith Way, 1627, No. 209A, $372,053. Clingmans Dome ., 1469, $799,000. Fauna ., 2014, $650,000. James I Harris Memorial ., 7210, $527,500.

Mojave ., 8103, $1.16 . Runnymeade ., 7917, $605,000. Shookstown Rd., 4836, $495,000. Walter Martz Rd., 8523, $460,000.

艾贾姆斯维尔地区 (IJAMSVILLE AREA) Averley Rd., 3005, $1.25 . Rochefort St., 5831, $400,000.

利伯蒂敦地区 (LIBERTYTOWN AREA) Walnut St., 9022, $800,000. 米德尔敦地区 (MIDDLETOWN AREA) Ingalls ., 209, $679,900. Pine Valley ., 4513, $410,000.

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MONROVIA 地区 Sandra Lee Ct., 12504, $765,000.

MOUNT AIRY 地区 Catoctin Ridge Dr., 5633, $650,000. Main St. S., 1306, $460,000.

MYERSVILLE 地区 Ashley Ct., 89, $552,000. Scravel Rd., 2494, $1.100 万.

NEW MARKET-LAKE LINGANORE 地区 Coolont Xing., 10211, $600,000. Jordan Blvd., 5631, $700,000. Moss Rock Way, 5785, $506,500. Shalom Ct., 10004, $700,000.

ROLLING GREEN 地区 Pheasant Lane, 2812, $1.100 万.

THURMONT 地区 Linda Ct., 10, $510,000. Putman Rd., 11258, $475,000.

URBANA 地区 Braveheart Dr., 3861, $755,000. Kenway Lane, 9138, $648,108. Seward , 3705, $900,000. Wyndham Dr., 9743, $955,000.

WALKERSVILLE 地区 Colony Ct., 119, $340,000. Silver Stone Dr., 210, $435,000.

WOODSBORO 地区 Pine Tree Rd., 10026, $600,000.

乔治王子县 ACCOKEEK 地区 Accokeek Rd. W., 1830, $352,900. Madrillon Way, 17202, $625,000.

ADELPHI 地区 Edgemont Dr., 10525, $459,000. Metzerott Rd., 1836, No. 1827, $185,888. 18th Ave., 7401, No. 24, $120,000.

BOWIE 地区 Bates Dr., 8420, $625,000. Curie Dr., 5123, $699,946. Gladys Retreat Cir., 12712, No. 79, $480,000. Kinship Turn., 12415, $475,000. Madeley , 12409, $504,000. Oakview , 4503, $500,000. Quixote Ct., 7406, $710,000. Smithwick , 4905, $751,000.

Tulip Grove Dr., 12209, $400,000. Westwind Dr., 7319, $589,000. 10th St., 13205, $425,000.

BOWIE-MITCHELLVILLE 地区 Elegant Ct., 16033, $420,000. Everglade , 15618, No. 306, $290,000. Peach Walker Dr., 15509, $295,000. Portland , 1609, $425,000.

BRANDYWINE 地区 Fern Gully Way, 7522, $455,000. Steam Mill Farm Dr., 12916, $780,000.

BURTONSVILLE 地区 Arbory Ct., 7603, No. 81, $175,000. Chivas Cir., 14108, $775,000. Jerald Rd., 16117, $450,000. Paperbark Terr., 7206, $390,000. Straughn Dr., 15401, $685,000.

CALVERTON 地区 Benjamin St., 12022, $699,000. Green Ash , 10812, $707,230. Stanmore Dr., 7715, $730,000.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS 地区 Beaver Heights , 1505, $263,000. Brooke Rd., 913, $399,000. Ellis St., 4004, $470,000. Jade Ct., 6820, $395,000. Opus Ave., 709, $300,000. Shell St., 4202, $385,000.

CHEVERLY-LANDOVER 地区 Central Hills , 961, $390,000. Greymont St., 7709, $335,000. Nadine Ct., 902, $373,000. Reed St., 6005, $380,000.

CLINTON 地区 Boniwood Turn E., 5621, $380,000. Gwynndale Pl., 5705, $421,900. Pinewood Dr., 7901, $332,000. Temple Hill Rd., 8801, $477,000.

COLLEGE PARK 地区 Narragansett Pkwy., 9723, $300,000. Westchester Park Dr., 6100, No. TR15, $190,000. 52nd Ave., 9705, $365,000.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS 地区 Cross St., 7201, $250,000. Foster St., 6508, $253,000. Regency , 5737, $370,000. Tulip Ave., 1717, $353,000.

FORT WASHINGTON 地区 Asbury Dr., 11801, $650,000. Chalfont Ave., 13103, $395,000. Glade Dr., 7509, $450,000. Jaffrey Rd., 7400, $450,000. Lismore Dr., 301, $1.100 万. Old Fort Rd., 10320, $475,000. Shelfer Pl., 509, $469,000. Wrigley Pl., 907, $480,000.

GREENBELT 地区 Greenbelt Station Pkwy., 8219, No. 310K, $433,000. Hanover Pkwy., 7810, No. 336, $165,000.

HYATTSVILLE 地区 Emerson Rd., 7712, $390,000. Kennedy St., 4218, $450,000. 65th Ave., 3503, No. 11D, $306,000.

LANHAM-GLENARDEN 地区 Dellwood Ct., 8233, $428,000. Jim Lovell , 10504, No. 1157, $399,000. Linwood Ct., 5504, $530,000. Rolling View Dr., 9207, $320,000. Vista Green , 4803, No. 133, $530,000. Wood Pond Cir., 7201, $489,900.

LARGO-CLAGGETT LANDING 地区 Burford Lane, 15612, $555,000. Dunloring Dr., 11572, $235,000. King James Rd., 227, $685,000. Pickering Cir., 1208, $441,000. Prince Pl., 10249, No. 31-203, $160,000. Staton Dr., 109, $449,000. Vista Pointe Dr., 9930, $555,000. 92nd Ave., 4029, $475,000.

MONTPELIER 地区 Fairlane Pl., 9213, $455,000. Snowden Oaks Pl., 8413, $350,000.

MOUNT RAINIER 地区 31st St., 3824, $460,000.

OXON HILL 地区 Fleet St., 157, No. 206, $300,000. Regents Sq., 869, No. 329, $750,000. Saint Ives Pl., 104, No. 309, $562,000.

RIVERDALE 地区 Lafayette Ave., 6001, $475,000.

SUITLAND 地区 Fairhill Ct., 3000, $459,000. Silver Park Terr., 4125, $340,000.

TEMPLE HILLS 地区 Beechwood Dr., 6502, No. 2, $291,000. Gifford Lane, 6411, $455,000. Keith St., 2806, $365,000. Olson Ct., 2206, $345,000. 24th Ave., 3807, $445,000.

UNIVERSITY PARK-WEST HYATTSVILLE 地区 Calverton Dr., 6815, $545,000. Longford Dr., 1838, $500,000. Van Buren St., 2107, $485,000. 23rd Pl., 6613, $268,000.

UPPER MARLBORO 地区 Belinda Blvd., 9034, $499,000. Croom Airport Rd., 15840, $650,000. Greenpoint Lane, 5401, $568,850. Lomonade Lane, 3055, $528,750. Manor Park Dr., 5336, $542,825. Pitman Ave., 9902, $500,000. Spring Water Ct., 12102, $605,000. Townfield Pl., 9504, $525,000.

WOODMORE-LAKE ARBOR 地区 Alydar Ct., 3301, $535,000.

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Dennington Dr., 14906, $580,000. Meadowridge Pl., 3302, $522,500. Woodmore Rd., 12310, $550,000.

卡尔弗特县 (CALVERT COUNTY)

布鲁姆斯岛地区 (BROOMES ISLAND AREA) Island Creek Lane, 3950, $1.3100 万.

切萨皮克海滩地区 (CHESAPEAKE BEACH AREA) Dalrymple Rd., 3930, $450,000. Meridian Ct., 6825, $675,000. Fourth St., 6130, $235,000.

邓柯克 (DUNKIRK) Golden Russet Ct., 9905, $577,500. Smithville Dr., 3416, $607,000.

亨廷顿镇 (HUNTINGTOWN) Brown Fox ., 1205, $770,000. Mayfair Ct., 1725, $797,000. Solomons Island ., 5410, $465,000.

卢斯比 (LUSBY) Blair ., 12757, 105万美元. Church ., 1039, 100万美元. Durango ., 11534, $375,000. Gunsmoke Lane, 11288, $375,000. Huron ., 12940, $353,500. Painted Horse Ct., 606, $415,000. Ridge View ., 8328, $408,000. Running Fox ., 650, $289,900. Sidewinder Ct., 11509, $340,000.

北海滩 (NORTH BEACH) Third St., 3932, $689,900.

欧文斯 (OWINGS) Clearview ., 2090, $547,500. Locust Ct., 7001, $725,000.

波特共和国 (PORT REPUBLIC) Allspice ., 2828, $905,000.

普林斯弗雷德里克 (PRINCE FREDERICK) Blackberry Lane, 3110, $635,000. Deane Ave., 422, $589,000. Helena ., 118, $450,000. Preakness Way, 2510, $799,000. Yearling ., 619, $568,000.

索罗门 (SOLOMONS) Driftwood Lane, 361, $459,900.

圣伦纳德 (ST. LEONARD) Alvertas Way, 210, $290,000. Cherry St., 5552, $555,000. Oakcrest ., 5715, $442,000.

桑德兰 (SUNDERLAND) Hardesty ., 5920, $632,000.

查尔斯县 (CHARLES COUNTY)

布兰迪 wine (BRANDYWINE) Park Ave., 15491, $349,000.

布赖恩斯路 (BRYANS ROAD) Cannon Ct., 2601, $851,741. Monmouth Ct., 5804, $345,000.

布赖恩敦 (BRYANTTOWN) Flowing Creek Ct., 14295, $750,000.

休斯维尔-普林斯 弗雷德里克路 (HUGHESVILLE-PRINCE FREDERICK ROAD) Deborah ., 15180, $519,900.

印第安海德 (INDIAN HEAD) Caswell ., 28, $389,000.

伊舒 (ISSUE) Carriage Cir., 15096, $527,000.

拉普拉塔 (LA PLATA) Hawthorne ., 6165, $625,000. La Plata Pkwy., 9871, $549,900. Rose Lane, 6900, $650,000. Tip Hill ., 6550, $467,860.

南杰莫伊 (NANJEMOY) Ironsides ., 8260, $424,925.

庞弗雷特 (POMFRET) Guinevere Lane, 4550, $687,000.

圣查尔斯 (ST. CHARLES) Iris Pl., 34474, $405,000. Pine Cone Cir., 3578, $480,000.

沃尔多夫（东区） (WALDORF (EAST)) Cotoneaster Ct., 2711, $460,000. Hens Rest Lane, 15715, $745,000. Killenney Pl., 9630, $515,000. Poplar Hill ., 13355, $555,000.

沃尔多夫（西区） (WALDORF (WEST)) Alice Pl., 10400-0, $489,900. Cheryl Turn, 10648, $645,000. Heron Pl., 11213-4, $403,000. Shadow Park Lane, 3176, $411,000.

白平原 (WHITE PLAINS) Clyde Lane, 4015, $420,000. Picadilly Ct., 7764, $629,900.

圣玛丽县 (ST. MARY'S COUNTY) 大道 (AVENUE) Paul Ellis ., 37824, $282,100.

加利福尼亚 (CALIFORNIA) Bill Dixon ., 23786, $419,000. Hosta Lane, 23371, $517,000. Pepper Ridge ., 23166, $520,000. Tallwood ., 43889, $549,000.

卡拉威 (CALLAWAY) Aster ., 20955, $541,000.

德雷登 (DRAYDEN) Windsor Ct., 19112, $678,830.

格雷特米尔斯 (GREAT MILLS) Flat Iron ., 19960, $410,000. Nancy Lane, 45840, $390,000. Westmeath Way, 45482, No. H24, $203,000.

好莱坞 (HOLLYWOOD) Greenview ., 24611, $800,000. Lee Lo Lane, 43335, $240,000. Old Three Notch ., 24676, $244,000. Woodmore ., 23953, $602,400.

伦纳敦 (LEONARDTOWN) Hicks ., 23745, $406,000. Main Way ., 43985, $475,000. Riverwinds ., 42505, $600,000.

列克辛顿公园 (LEXINGTON PARK) Atalanta St., 21650, $395,000. Columbus ., 46358, No. 12℃, $215,000.

Majestic Ct., 46528, $355,000. Morris ., 21462, $337,000. Princess Ct., 48418, $620,000. Southampton ., 47443, $225,000. Yoda Lane, 18121, $565,000.

里奇 (RIDGE) Bayne ., 49461, $239,000.

赖斯维尔 (RYCEVILLE) Army Navy ., 35395, $875,000. Ben Oaks ., 27702, $704,000. Dogwood Lane, 27136, $400,000. Hearts Desire Lane, 39767, $260,000. Newlands St., 37290, $490,000. Sandgates . N., 26471, $725,000.

圣英戈斯 (ST. INGOES) Dunbarton Lane, 48637, $442,200.

弗吉尼亚 (VIRGINIA)

亚历山德里亚 (ALEXANDRIA) 这些由亚历山德里亚房地产评估部门记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

亚历山德里亚地区 Abingdon Dr. E., 1305, No. 3, $295,000. Arch Hall Lane, 712, $1.4100 万. Bashford Lane, 521, No. 2, $258,900. Braddock Pl., 1200, No. 411, $560,000. Calvert Ave., 425, 105万美元. Canterbury Sq., 19, No. 201, $172,500. Colonel Ellis Ave., 3813, $1.6100 万.

Dartmouth Rd., 2702, No. 3, $330,000. Duke St., 4010, $635,000. Edsall Rd., 6137, No. L, $310,000. French St. N., 142, $950,000. Gunston Rd., 3482, $447,000. Holmes Run Pkwy., 5300, No. 407, $343,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2050, No. 1303, $310,000. Kelley Ct., 5919, $845,000. Kingston Ave., 1324, $2.5500 万. Latham . N., 496, $820,000. Manning ., 3029, $759,000. Martha Custis Dr., 3511, $340,000.

Maury Lane, 4826, $2.400 万. Nottoway Walk, 447, $940,000. Pendleton ., 1035, $1.5300 万. Prince ., 706, No. 5, $649,500. Reed Ave. E., 39, $603,500. Royal . N., 1000, 105万美元. Royal . S., 717, $1.1800 万. Saint Asaph . S., 918, $1.4200 万.

Stevenson Ave., 6301, No. 410, $305,000. Tracy . N., 2301, $800,000. Valley ., 1000, $294,999. Van Dorn . N., 1415, No. 8, $350,000. Walnut . E., 9, $1.4900 万.

Wilkes ., 706, $887,746. Yoakum Pkwy., 205, No. 314, $450,000.

舍林顿地区 Columbus . S., 2802, No. A2, $557,500.

阿灵顿 这些由阿灵顿县房地产评估部记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

阿灵顿地区 Abingdon . N., 2042, $924,900. Barton . S., 1600, No. 751, $365,000. Buchanan . S., 989, No. 221, $375,000.

Edgewood . S., 1401, No. 488, $465,000. Fairfax ., 6966, $644,000. Four Mile Run . S., 4600, No. 1211, $190,000.

Glebe Rd. N., 851, No. 409, $528,500. Highland . N., 1020, No. 1109, $495,000. Lexington . S., 500, $1.4800 万.

Lorcom Lane, 4215, $1.7400 万. Pollard . N., 880, No. 702, $480,000. Quincy . N., 888, No. 1410, $631,200.

Randolph . N., 1001, No. 221, $375,000. Taylor . N., 900, No. 506, $115,000.

Thomas . N., 3101, $1.3100 万. Vermont . N., 1220, $1.8400 万.

Wakefield . N., 1811, $1.1500 万. Wayne . S., 414, $970,000.

Third . N., 3511, $1.1300 万. Fifth . S., 5720, $1.200 万. Seventh Rd. S., 5070, No. T2, $250,000. Ninth . S., 4835, $969,000.

15th . N., 2001, No. 319, $450,000. 19th . N., 3207, $1.5500 万.

28th . N., 6947, $785,000.

阿灵顿-水晶城地区 Arlington Ridge Rd. S., 1101, No. 1014, $772,000. Glebe Rd. S., 3600, No. 1015W, $420,000.

20th . S., 618, $1.4800 万.

东福尔克斯教堂地区 Illinois . N., 629, $1.6600 万. 12th . N., 6352, $1.1200 万.

罗斯林地区 Key Blvd., 1530, No. 203, $450,000. Nash . N., 1881, No. 2309, $3.200 万.

16th . N., 1516, $1.6900 万.

舍林顿地区 Buchanan . S., 2743, $415,000. Stafford . S., 3206, $635,000. Walter Reed . S., 2408, No. 1, $770,000.

22nd . S., 5029, $1.1600 万. 32nd . S., 4226, $530,000. 36th . S., 4505, No. B2, $625,000.

费尔法克斯县 这些由费尔法克斯县税务管理局记录的销售数据由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。 Alvord ., 8358, $2.200 万. Crestwood Heights ., 8220, No. 1205, $773,000.

Lincoln Way, 1504, No. 302, $249,999. Old Dominion ., 9020, $1.6800 万.

Pettit Ct., 8206, $1.7500 万. Towiston Rd., 1017, $1.5600 万. Woodhurst Blvd., 1418, $2.2500 万.

亚历山德里亚地区 Arcadia Rd., 4108, $680,000. Cherokee Ave., 4814, $550,000. Edwards ., 4809, $115,000. Independence Way, 6013, $499,000.

River Tweed Lane, 6505, $640,000. Zoysia Ct., 6566, $760,000.

亚历山德里亚-贝尔维尤地区 Duke ., 6901, $710,000. Vanderbilt ., 6926, $615,000. Williams ., 6729, $610,000.

亚历山德里亚-弗兰科尼亚地区 Alexander Ave., 6012, $675,000. Barbmor Ct., 5728, $1.2300 万. Bush Hill ., 5904, $900,000. Crown Royal Cir., 6024, $625,000.

Fieldhurst Ct., 7044, $755,000. Franconia Commons ., 6319, $635,000. Heather Ct., 3702, $600,000. Javins ., 4108, $896,000.

Kelsey Point Cir., 6552, $775,000. Larpin Lane, 5722, $780,000. Old Telegraph Rd., 6146, $1.1600 万.

Prospect Terr., 6422, $620,000. Sky Blue Dr., 8006, $540,000. Thornwood Dr., 6224, $750,000.

Wescott Hills Way, 5840, $539,000.

ANNANDALE AREA (安南代尔地区) Briar Creek ., 8210, $840,000. Capstan ., 6702, $835,000. Dodson ., 5023, $680,000. Joseph Bristow Lane, 4539, $715,000.

Launcelot Way, 3502, $840,000. Oriskany ., 4953, $625,000. Rust Rd., 3706, $1.4200 万.

Wakefield ., 4407, 107万美元.

Yerkes Pl., 4106, $735,225.

BAILEYS CROSSROADS AREA (贝利十字路口地区) George Mason . S., 3701, No. 2112N, $310,000.

George Mason . S., 3713, No. T2W, $425,000. Lakeview Terr., 3800, $1.5300 万.

Magnolia Lane, 5725, $495,000.

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Brittney Elyse Cir., 5124-A, $390,000. Cranoke St., 14808, $750,000. Harmony Hill Ct., 15303, $750,000. Lambeth Sq., 14870, $485,000. Northbourne Dr., 13567, $1.400 万. Truro Parish Ct., 14552, $485,000. Worth ., 15367, $960,000.

BURKE 地区 Burr Oak Way, 10827, $860,000. Cove Landing Rd., 5942, No. 303, $365,000. Flint Tavern Pl., 5407, $422,500. Kendrick Lane, 5500, $600,000. Park Woods Lane, 10024, $689,000. Spillway ., 9807, $605,000. Waters Edge Landing , 5755, $735,000. Wooden Hawk , 5718, $1.200 万.

CENTREVILLE 地区 Compton Valley ., 6910, $592,000. Grumble Jones ., 14018-B, $455,000. Jenny Leigh ., 6769, $500,000. Ridge Water ., 6882, $630,000. Sharpsburg Dr., 6910, $785,000.

CHANTILLY 地区 Bauhaus Sq., 4802, $673,999. Bauhaus Sq., 4854, $663,647. Black Tulip Way, 4356, $607,400. Braxton Rd., 4095, $770,000. Glen Manor ., 14419, $524,950. Lightfoot St., 3850, No. 456, $320,000. Star Flower ., 4632, $1.26 .

CLIFTON 地区 Darter ., 13512, $613,000. Lees Farm Rd., 7517, $1.3 . Springdale Estates Rd., 13111, $1.75 . Willow Edge ., 13123, $1.02 .

FAIRFAX CITY 地区 Aristotle ., 3851, No. 1-418, $350,000. Ashford Green ., 12003, $775,000. Bexley , 4924, $850,000. Caprino ., 4653, $1.83 . Crows Nest ., 5429, $612,000. Eastlake ., 10020, $755,000. Fairfield House ., 12233, No. 2078, $425,000. Fox Lake ., 4238, $655,000. Glenbrook Rd., 3520, $1.33 . Green Lodge ., 12101, No. 33, $397,000. Head ., 5044, $580,000. Lakewhite ., 5524, $592,000. Lynnhurst ., 8800, $1.23 .

Mirror Pond ., 9416, $730,000. New Church ., 5315, $930,000. Pennerview , 13129, $820,000. Prosperity Ave., 2665, No. 440, $450,000. Readsbrough ., 3180, $765,000. Saintsbury Plaza, 2907, No. 206, $435,000. Stonington ., 5322, $860,000. Tractor , 5267, $1.18 . Wheatstone ., 4917, $877,500.

FAIRFAX STATION 地区 Haddington ., 8126, $1.18 . Oak Hollow , 8008, $965,000. Triple Ridge Rd., 9003, $875,000.

FALLS CHURCH 地区 Arnold , 3342, $850,000. Chepstow , 3124, $940,000. Fairmont St., 2938, $600,000. Kenfig ., 6909, $540,000. Meadow , 2835, $835,000. Remington St., 2533, $935,000. Seven Oaks Pl., 3017, $725,500. Willow St., 6909, $1.6 . Willow Point ., 7704, $445,500.

FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT 地区 Dominion Way, 2155, $802,000. Gilson St., 1806, $2.08 . Hileman Rd., 1932, $875,000. Pimmitt ., 2300, No. 817, $257,500.

FORT HUNT 地区 Battery Rd., 8925, $770,000. Danton , 906, $1.19 . Stacey Rd., 8122, $1.1 .

GREAT FALLS FOREST 地区 Corobon , 11112, $1.5 . Hickory Vale , 810, $1.85 . Riva Ridge ., 1127, $1.11 . Walker Rd., 218, $2 .

HERNDON 地区 Aviation Pl., 13722, $886,000. Briery River Terr., 12805, $745,000. Center St., 609, No. 104, $289,000. Centre Park Cir., 12945, No. 310, $415,000. Faroogi ., 2205, $695,000. Fort Lee St., 2952, $1.02 . Hertford St., 1010, $690,000. Kidwell Field Rd., 13174, $580,000. Logan Wood ., 2662, $740,000. Marcey Creek Rd., 13102, $400,000. Monterey Estates ., 13036, $800,000. Ox Hunt Rd., 12520, $700,048. Sayward Blvd., 13547, $545,000. Sunrise Valley ., 14044, $635,000. Westcourt , 2201, No. 302, $385,000. Windsor Hall Way, 12213, $1.47 .

HUNTINGTON 地区 Elmwood ., 3404, $570,000. Fifer ., 5822, $499,000. Midtown Ave., 2451, No. 808, $315,000. Mount Eagle ., 5903, No. 303, $409,000. Tennessee ., 3401, $1.37 .

HYBLA VALLEY 地区 Fairview ., 2615, $655,000. Huntley Meadows , 3715, $650,000. Popkins , 2411, $1.02 .

LORTON 地区 Ardglass ., 7330, $570,000. Cranford Farm Cir., 7873, $775,000. Flowering Dogwood , 8764, $1.15 . Marie ., 9009, $590,000. Rocky Knob ., 8456, $457,500. Stationhouse ., 8220, $555,000.

MCLEAN 地区 Birch Rd., 1725, $1.600 万. Churchill Rd., 6936, $1.300 万. Elizabeth Dr., 7204, $1.75 . Georgetown Pike, 6723, $3.57 . Ivy Hill Dr., 6617, $1.67 . Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 605, $1.35 . McLean Mews Ct., 1427, $1.18 . Thrasher Rd., 7108, $3 . Woodley Rd., 5914, $4.15 .

MOUNT VERNON 地区 Beekman Pl., 8639, No. 390, $226,000. Central Park Cir., 7962, $460,000. Fairglen Dr., 4227, $619,000. Neptune Dr., 4321, $880,000. Shadwell Ct., 5700, No. 78, $317,500. Wessington Way, 3200, $1.02 .

NORTH SPRINGFIELD 地区 Catlett St., 7005, $600,000. Heston ., 5527, $585,000. Kathleen Pl., 5518, $680,000. Thames St., 8414, $800,000.

OAKTON 地区 Chain Bridge Rd., 2915, $800,000. Lariat Lane, 11714, $1.3 . Oakton Terrace Rd., 10054, $365,000. Valentino ., 3123, $710,000.

RESTON 地区 Ansel ., 2419, $610,000. Chancery Station Cir., 12094, $1.17 . Church Hill Pl., 1497, $445,000. Fieldthorn Dr., 1653, $535,000. Freetown Dr., 2501, $1 . Granby ., 11046, $580,000. Hollow Timber ., 11415, $880,000. Lakebreeze Way, 2029, $785,000. Market St., 11990, No. 805, $840,000.

Millennium Lane, 2339, $598,000. Newbridge ., 11627, $545,000. Poplar Grove Dr., 1526, $625,000. Royal Fern ., 2032, No. 11A, $292,500. Saint Johnsbury ., 11910, $589,000. Stirrup Rd., 12109, $800,000. Summerchase Cir., 11708-D, $365,000. Taliesin Pl., 12009, No. 36, $325,000. Wanda Way, 2408, $612,000.

SEVEN CORNERS 地区 Arlington Blvd., 6001, No. 412, $221,650. Dearborn Dr., 6611, $1.19 .

SPRINGFIELD 地区 Bark Tree ., 8353, $479,000. Calamo St., 7035, $750,000. Dickenson St., 7304, $475,000. Frederick St., 5909, $690,000. Gutman ., 8901, $645,000. Lindside Way, 8325, $875,000. Mulberry Bottom Lane, 7612, $348,628. Pebble Brook ., 7918, $530,000. Spur Rd., 8900, $937,500. Wind Fall Rd., 8345, $460,000.

VIENNA 地区 Belforest ., 2701, No. 205, $515,200. Brenthill ., 8512, $1.11 . Centerboro Dr., 2765, No. 161, $305,000. Days Farm Dr., 9802, $1.35 . Gibson Dr. SW, 611, $915,000. Hillington ., 10182, $1.49 . Jeffersonian ., 8504, $850,000. Kingsley Rd. SW, 713, $2.2 . Lewis St. NW, 440, $1.01 . Masterworks Dr., 9664, $685,000. Moorefield Hill . , 1135, $785,000. Plum St. , 809, $1.45 . Savannah Crossing ., 9617, $1.46 . Tapawingo Rd. , 513, $795,000. Vigne ., 7980, $1.01 . Worttrap ., 2153, $915,000.

VIENNA-DUNN LORING 地区 Lellah ., 2404, $1.59 .

WEST SPRINGFIELD 地区 Bentley Village Dr., 7942, $435,000. Gillings Rd., 7007, $775,000. Keene Dr., 6612, $668,000. McConnell Lane, 6233, $1.6 . Shamrock ., 8913, $580,000.

FAIRFAX 市 这些销售数据由 Fairfax 市房地产评估办公室记录。 Barristers Keepe Cir., 3454, $1.07 .

Flintlock Rd., 3141, $825,000. McCarty Crest ., 10095, $1.24 . Woodland Dr., 10829, $722,000.

FALLS CHURCH 在 Falls Church 出售的房屋中。 Broad St. E., 300, $1.6 . Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 211, $837,000. Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 413, $876,000. Great St., 207, $1.11 . Washington St. S., 1132, No. 203, $355,000.

LOUDOUN 县 这些销售数据由 Loudoun 县税务专员办公室记录，并由 Black Knight Inc. 提供。

ALDIE-BRADDOCK ROAD 地区 Brook Grove Dr., 41031, $1.41 . Crested Iris Terr., 25337, $450,000. Foley Headwaters St., 42028, $1.35 . Hogan Forest Terr., 41901, $685,990. Oak Crest Cir., 42121, $1.15 . Peaceful ., 25399, $725,000. Shorecrest ., 42189, $540,000. Woolly Mammoth ., 24661, No. 303, $485,000.

ALGONKIAN 地区公园区域 Dockside ., 20780, $630,000. Huntley ., 49, $450,000. Millard ., 4, $545,000. Royal Palace Sq., 20745, No. 102, $417,000. Stammoor ., 20924, $630,000. Wake ., 20540, $650,000.

ASHBURN 地区 Arrowhead Ct., 21308, $890,000. Brae Terr., 45050, No. 101, $458,000. Calais Terr., 20977, $840,000. Coalport ., 44474, $970,050. Crucible Ct., 21219, $1.1200 万. Erskine ., 20657, $747,000. Grantner Pl., 43858, $1.2400 万. Hope Spring ., 20600, No. 202, $440,000. Laurel Ridge Dr., 43865, $980,000. Lowestoft Sq., 44478, $802,490. Middlebury St., 20379, $999,999. Northpark Dr., 20398, 205万美元. Oyster Reef Pl., 20396, $855,000. Phelps ., 43696, $700,000. Romans Dr., 21623, $532,000. Sweet Clover Pl., 21316, 106万美元. Tyler Too ., 21056, $640,000.

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Trump, Hegseth clash over weaponry

Frustrations about the Iran war baded over at Camp David

BY TARA COFF, NATALIE ALLISON AND NIGAR ROBERTSON

President Donald Trump's frustration over the Iran war baded over at Camp David last week, where he demanded answers from Darkness Secretary Pete Hegseth on why he had apparently been misled on extreme emotional shortages that now threatens to clean military systems with Iran, two people familiar said The Washington Post.

The uncramatic took place on the relations of two United States men in Camp David on Friday, where Trump wanted at Hegseth that he thought the munitions were "bad from time," according to both persons familiar with the conversation, who, like others, spoke on the conditions of uncramatic due to fear of retaliation. The shockingly powerful by long-range guided missiles and an oblique subversive, have been given to the United States who had pulled back from launching additional massive strikes against Iran in recent days, one of the reverenced, and a "trump war" which had to be had ordered and subsequently called off. "The biggest attack from World War II," putting claims of new inspirations over the threat of Ukraine.

While the United States has announced new production agreements for some of the most critical munitions, such as Parisie, an dubious standline, the munitions themselves can take as long as two years to produce, and there's no innovation which is right for the shortages.

In the first month of fighting show, the U.S. head of more than 600 Tonsilized cruise missiles and more than 1,000 British and Terminal High Attitude Area Defense (THAAD) systems, The Post previously reported.

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Kyiv mourns after missile barrage

Ukrainian forces were unable to shoot down Russian missiles during an attack early Wednesday. President Volodymyr Zelensky cited a dwindling supply of anti-ballistic missile systems from Ukraine's allies, including the U.S. Story, A12

End of protected status leaves Haitians in limbo

BY DAVID NAKAMURA, MARIA RACHELY AND ARALJA R. HERNANDEZ

A federal judge on Wednesday took the final step in allowing the Trump administration to maintain temporary protected status for 250,000 Haitians, issuing many are likely to lose their jobs and be at risk of deportation back to a country the United States may remains dangerous.

U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reese of the District of Columbia has rejected the administration in February from ending TPN for Haitians, and a federal appeals court had refused to lift the ban. Reese reversed his decision after the U.S. Supreme Court voted it it in June that federal law bars ju-

Many are likely to lose jobs, be at risk of deportation back to a country the U.S. says remains dangerous

dicial review of TPN determination.

The high court's ruling means TPN "is no longer in effect." Reese wrote in her new order Wednesday. However, the judge said she would allow attorneys to continue making discovery and for upping their underlying claims that the Trump administration terminated TPN because of their choice race.

The Supreme Court's ruling left open a narrow path for TPN holders to challenge the loss of

their status on constitutional grounds, an attorney representing the immigrants involved in the Supreme Court case and the team is considering filing a new lawsuit.

Immigration experts said that even better Reese's awarded it ring, companies had begun large-scale layoffs of Haitian TPN holders, who now face the possibility of detention and deportation. Another federal judge in New York is expected to soon allow the Trump administration to for-

mally end TPN for an estimated 10,000 houses to comply with the Supreme Court.

About 250,000 Haitians with TPN hold jobs, with large concentrations of workers in health care, food service, watch-toning, retail and long-term caregiving, according to an analysis of government data for the immigration advocacy group PWIAC. Business owners have been preparing for weeks by raising sign-on bonuses, cutting shifts and making appeals at community colleges and high schools to hire new staff, industry leaders said.

In 1994, the Department of Homeland Security has been able to begin representing Haitian immigrants to check-in appoint-

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Win reveals liberal divide

MICHIGAN PRIMARY MIGRANTS A SHIFT

Abdul El-Sayed takes on Democratic establishment

BY LIZ GOODWIN, KENT COX, CLEB SMITH, MERRY AND PATRICK MANCEY

Abdul El-Sayed pulled off a remarkable victory over the Democratic establishment, overcoming a massive spending disadvantage and opposition from party back to the United Michigan Senate primary on a message of drastically changing the political results.

Now, the same establishment that El-Sayed buried from that the Senate Sanders-backed former public health official is too liberal for the people once and could put the Democratic path to taking the Senate at risk.

His new percentage point win Tuesday over Rep. Haley Stevens was much narrower than polls – and more El-Sayed fans – had preferred. The results have been a good way left long of his party and the establishment focused, and El-Sayed will need to be a winner if he hopes to win in November.

But it is unclear whether El-Sayed in the next phase of the race will endless mainstream Democrats whose institute during the primary were on strong, indeed, he has spent months discussing their point of race.

"The better thing about this party is they think that they're going to intimidate you out of standing on for the truth," El-Sayed said in an interview last month. "I'm like, I did don't seem to get the picture."

El-Sayed's victory was far from assured when he entered THE MICHIGAN OF AN

Museums study risks of Freedom 250 IndyCar race

Preservationists say they are concerned about effects of vibrations

BY NORDIA SOLANO, RICK MARIE, JONATHAN KAPLAN, MARIA RACHELY AND LEO-CARPENTER

When the Freedom 250 Grand Prix links off the month as part of President Donald Trump's summer celebrations, IndyCar racers will yearn at speeds up to 100 mph in the 250 and buildings, the National Gallery of Art, the National Archives, and the Smithsonian Institution's Kimberly, Air and Space, and American Indian museum.

One of those institutions, the National Gallery of Art, has studied vibrations about it the race as it prepares for possible effects on its art – but it's declining to say what it found.

To preparation for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, the National Gallery conducted an extensive vibration study and based on the results we have

implemented a set of measures to ensure the safety of our staff, visitors, collectors, and facilities during the race," gallery spokesman Chris Shanevan said in a statement. "While we are not releasing the specifics, I can share that any such measures are adjoining taken out of a great abundance of caution."

The study didn't raise concerns about structural risk to the buildings, Absentee added. The race will also limit attendances at the free museum to ticket holders to the overall secured area.

The Smithsonian determined the race will not threaten any effects in its collections and has taken no special precautions as a result, a Smithsonian official said. But the institution will monitor the situation before and during the race, as it can protect exhibits of that changes.

While the event is a first for D.C., it is not the first such race to pass through city streets and near museums, which commonly face vibrations from construction, musical events and large crowds. But some historic preservationist worry the risk to delicate art pieces, historic documents and previous outside men

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U.S. District Court Judge John McConnell has received death threats since he issued a temporary block on the Trump administration's forces on trillions of dollars of federal funding in 2023.

He ruled against Trump, and a wave of threats followed

Federal judge's experience is emblematic of the climate facing paria

BY JOANNA SLATER

PROFESSING, R.I. — The prize delivery was strange. He was at U.S. District Judge John McConnell's home had reduced it. But it was the name on the order that shocked him.

Daniel Andell, McConnell knew what he had to do. He ruled, Robert Saba, a fellow federal judge in a different state. He told her that he had received a delivery in the name of her son, who was shot and killed in 2020 by a disgruntled lawyer targeting Saba.

Such deliveries would be made to federal judges in at least seven states, but McConnell was the first to tell Saba, and both were distraught. Who would not somebody dead child to threaten, and intimidate? "I don't think anything intended nor as much as that did," McConnell recalled.

The McConnell, the prize delivery was part of a wave of

threats unlike anything he had ever experienced and signaled a new race for federal judges.

His experience is emblematic of the climate facing such jurists, whether nominated by Democratic or Republican presidents, when they made high-profile rulings that had Trump administration actions to be unlawful.

President Donald Trump and the allies have repeatedly blamed individual federal judges as major actors and political activists whose rulings are illegitimate, including in a past last month by the top lawyer at the Department of Homeland Security.

Some judges have found the rhetoric so troubling that they are increasingly speaking out about the danger it poses to the rule of law, an unusual move for members of the judiciary, who prefer to avoid the limelight.

"We're just living out on," McConnell said. "What's unusual is the dishumanization, the threats, the personalization of our doing so."

McConnell, an appointee of President Ronald Obama, is the chief federal judge in Rhode Island for nearly all his 25 years. THE MICHIGAN OF AN

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Voters release to abandon Miller over abuse allegations

As Ohio lawmaker seeks a third term, partisan royalties remain strong

BY ALFRED KIMBER

MERRIA, OHIO — Acquaintance of domestic violence and physical abuse against Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) by his 60-wife have cut the Republican leaders as they fight to build on to their three-door House majority.

Dem. after Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), Miller's former father-in-law, publicly declared him on the ovens, though the scandal is barely improving, back at home, where partisan loveliers remain strong as Miller, who denies any wrongdoing, with a third term.

"They can see all they want, but it's not going to swear my vote," Gina DePere said Tuesday as she left the Walmart Supercaptionist here.

The Democrat dental foundry and self-identified "Trumpians" said she did not care enough about the allegation against Miller to consider supporting a Democrat instead, because the party long ago lost the trust.

"I'm not perfect, and I'm not that great of a person all of the time, so I can't judge him," See Zero said. "I'd have to vote for him, even if I can't stand him."

The Washington Post interviewed dozens of voters across Texas: The Congressman, district, a conservative swath marching swath from the Cleveland suburbs.

Many were unfamiliar with the legal and political drama that is rapidly developing Miller. 25, who have an effect investigating and pressing to drop out to the state ahead of an澄g. 19 deadline to replace him on the label's real credit charge in the country to come as the court case continues to unfold, potentially hurting attack ads that would bring the situation to a major audience.

More among the two who asked the accusations that Miller physically harmed his 45-wife and from 2-year-old daughter, however, Republican were largely wary of wading into what they considered a family matter and indicated to abandon the lawmaker. The 45-wife was then concerned that it could flip, press the conservative lean of the district.

Miller has not won over whatmanship in the past. He denied the Democratic approach by nearly 11 percentage points in 2023. Two years later, he received 12 percent of the vote against a Democrat and a progressive in dependent.

This year, House Democrats put the out on their list of targets as Zero try to regain a measure.

Miller Says Brian Ponderton, a senior prospective and executive of the Brook Park City Council who's been endorsed by Sen. Bernie Ramirez (R-Senior), but is a relative unknown to the public. Ponderton said in a statement that, if he knew allegations are true, "Max Miller should be in jail, not worried about retaining a seat in Congress."

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than three years of marriage. Since then, she has changed in court things that Miller shows but where at her front a past of eggs he had just cooked, even held a gun to her head and hurt their daughter, who suffered a fractured collarbow in February. Miller claims his ex-wife fabricated these allegations because she is mentally ill, which she denies.

While the abuse accusations have been public for months after legal showdown continues to escalate, Moreno filed a new restraining order against Miller last week, alleging that he pushed her at home during a court hearing. Miller's appeal to online design with a lengthy live-encamped video when he said their relationship had been requested to take the locum on weekend in a custody battle and viewed in public about with his orationist bid.

The rules prompted Bernie Moreno, who had largely eroded of communists as the situation to finally speak out. He said Miller is "a danger" and should not serve in the House.

But colleagues have not rushed to see Morocco demonstrators, saying the amusement appears on Miller. Simon W. Goldstein (R-Senior) is withstood in the out of mighty he withdraw from the race or resign his seat, calling the allegation "revived" but saying a congressional investigation should be allowed to play out.

Now have most of the other 10 Republican in the Ohio congressional delegation, including Sen. Jon Hearnel, who did not respond to questions from The Post or do their 16 comment. Rep. Gus Zuck, who serves as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said in a statement that "It's up to the voters."

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D.C.'s Metro-had crime rates far below the national average. The safety rate is based on the number of security incidents that resulted in serious injury per 1 million passenger boardings.

Trump officials say public transit is unsafe, but their data says otherwise

Dashboard shows D.C., New York have relatively few rates of serious crime

BY TODD C. FRANKEL

A new federal data dashboard designed to help capture "funnly friendly natives" about the country's public transit systems masks its debut recently — with some surprising results.

The numbers show that some of the large public rail and bus systems that federal officials have criticized as unsafe, such as in New York and Washington, are in fact lacking the least dangerous in the country.

The rates of serious crimes, meanwhile, are significantly higher in some city transit systems that administration officials have largely failed to maintain, such as Houston and Dallas. More assessing the job of transportation secretary, from P. Duffy bus and he wants the nation's largest transit agencies to "review order" and make it so passengers "can travel a safe, crime-free economy."

Duffy threatened to withhold funding from the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority if it didn't help commissioners and the cited Washington's transit system as a prime example of the need to "crack down on violent crime."

In early June, data after the stabbing death of a woman on a MARTA train in Atlanta, he wrote, "I want ANDREES from Atlanta."

Less than a week later, Duffy announced plans to roll out the new transit data tool.

"American families deserve transit systems that actually work for them. That means a safe, clean and reliable experience every time," he said.

The announcement emphasized six cities in particular for safety problems: Washington, New York, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Philadelphia and Chicago.

The new tool provides some accountability, Matthew Cahill, acting deputy administrator for the Federal Transit Administration, said at the time. It allows people to see which agencies are "influencing safety and the national experience and which ones are failing to deliver tangible improvements for their customers."

The safety rate is based on the number of security incidents that resulted in serious injury per 1 million passenger board-

Rail safety rates

Federal Transit Administration's rates of serious crimes with requires per 1 million boardings for major transit use.

Federal Transit Administration's rates using non-crimes, taking the largest coverage P-8 or 10-15, making the most recent 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1 million of the 1

ings. The latest numbers look back at a rolling six-month average, ending in March.

The data in many cases appears to be at odds with the crit-

tition.

Two of the cities must be quantify called out to federal officials — Washington and New York — both posted crime rates

Bus safety rates

Federal Transit Administration's rates of serious crimes with the data per 1 million boardings for national usage (based on numbers).

lar below the national average.

The rail systems with the worst security rates were in Dallas, San Diego and Houston, followed by Chicago, Miami and

Los Angeles.

Dollar's rate was twice as high as Chicago's — and more than 30 times higher than Washington's.

Peyton Vogel, a spokesperson for the Federal Transit Administration, said in a statement to The Washington Post that New York and Washington saw improvements as a result of the agency being "unapologetically focused on prioritizing the safety, security, and peace of mind of the American traveling public."

Vogel also downplayed the dashboard in some instances which it appears to contradict agency officials, saying it "apnoea crucial data needed to understand the current status of any crime" because it emphasizes a role rather than raw numbers.

She pointed out that New York's bus and rail network had more fatalities over the past six months than any other U.S. system.

"New York operates one of the largest transit systems in the world, carrying millions of riders daily," Vogel said.

"While that massive passenger volume unfortunately lowers their per-capita incident rate on paper, numbers on a dashboard don't diminish the reality of violent crime on the railway platform," she said. "Statistical volume cannot hide the tragic incidents and rampant disorder we are seeing on New York's bus and rail systems."

Looking at data from public buses, Minneapolis, Fresno, California, and suburban Philadelphia had the worst passenger safety rate. New York had among the best.

"The data doesn't support the narratives about these systems that are being singled out for being particularly dangerous," said Jacob Wasserman, research program manager at the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies.

The dashboard visualizes transit data that the transportation agency was already collecting, such as monthly reports of major safety and security events.

Gladzebts posted the seventh-worst passenger-security rate.

It also came in at No. 10 for rail safety — only slightly above the national average.

But Gladzebts's rail system has been the target of some of the former citizens by President Donald Trump's administration, following the supervised stability, finally in St. Louis, Iowa, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, aboard a light sailboat. The brutal attack was caught on security concern.

Peyton Vogel, a spokesperson for the Federal Transit Administration, said that New York and Washington saw improvements as a result of the agency being "unapologetically focused on prioritizing the safety, security, and peace of mind of the American traveling public."

The Transportation Department launched an investigation of the transit system, and Duffy threatened to cut off federal funding. Vice President, El Vance and FEI Director Kash Patel also weighed in.

In Atlanta, after the fatal stabbing on MARTA, the Federal Transit Administration wrote in the transit network chief executive to announce an investigation of its safety plan. The agency's letter said that MARTA isn't personal security events occurred at city times the national average in fiscal 2026!

The new transit dashboard covers a different, more recent time period and found situation rail systems' rate now stood as last under three times the national average — the nation's 2nd-highest rate.

But the data dashboard doesn't capture everything that goes into making transit "funnly friendly" Wasserman said.

It doesn't count property crime or assaults that don't lead to serious injury.

"It's not capturing the full range of it, especially when you think of safety in terms of the average person," Wasserman said.

The dashboard also doesn't capture whether crime had any an railway cars and buses.

The Trump administration's frequent criticisms of transit and "the sensational headlines about violence on transit," Wasserman said, can have an astute effect on how people perceive transit.

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Michigan's primary shows the strength of the surging Democratic left wing

Karen Timothy

THE WAY

Michigan's bitter Senate primary was the clean and equal yet: The Democratic establishment is gasping. The narrow variety of former health official Abdul El-Sayed over

four-state Rep. Hake Stevens, who had the most completely lacking of some establishment figures in Washington and Michigan as well as a more than 4 out-1 television spending advantage, marked yet another drasticity by the traditional power holders.

It also amplified how out of much they have grown with the anger left that has become the party's ascended here.

This time, the review by a progressive youngest happened not in a deep blue nucleus such as New York City, where Democrats are pretty certain to win no matter what candidate they put up. It was in a state-wide contest in Middle America, Donald Trump won Michigan twice, in 2016 and 2024.

In 2020, the status could hardly be higher. Democrats currently hold the Michigan seat being vacated by the retirement of Sen. Gary Peters (Raoul El-Sayed) has in November against Republican nominee Mike Rogers — a former congressman who came without a third of a percentage point from winning Michigan's other Senate seat in 2024 — but party's uphill effort to win back control of the Senate will become even deeper.

Much criticism has focused on how Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the campaign arm that he effectively deems the Democratic State were getting to hold on. A new attempt to orchestrate the primary process. One have been on a four-year contract—it is three primaries this year. Michigan marked the record one: — the first having been blame — in which Schumer's standard procedures were rejected by Democratic voters.

"What voters have been accusing about, was nothing in they's role of the status quo. They're not of the establishment. They want something different," said La Marita, a Democratic consultant who worked for Mallory McMorrow, a state senator who is trying out of the race after failing to gain traction in a middle base.

Not won, Democrats in a crit-

Supporters of Abdul El-Sayed cheer as results arrive in Detroit. The seat he is pursuing in the midterms will be crucial to Democratic efforts to regain control of the Senate.

ical swing state persuaded by the argument that Stevens was more 'obviable'.

"If you listen to focus groups or interviews with Michigan voters, they are very interested in winning," former Obama White House official Dan Pfeiffer wrote Monday in his Methods. "They want to pick a winner, they feel don't trust Democratic politicians to tell them who can really win. This is a very understandable impulse after 2024 and every Democratic leader backing them when he clearly shouldn't have run."

The stresses and divisions within the Democratic Party, including over support for Israel and the role of money in politics, were on full display in Michigan. El-Sayed rarely missed an opportunity to man-

tem that Stevens had benefited from 900 million in advertising spending by outside groups, by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the influential pro-Israel lobby.

The entire race, El-Sayed argued in the candidate's final debate, "really comes down to how one are headed." 毅然 he is a candidate from an effective at that kind of political option, using the weight of campaign money against its intended beneficiary.

Late polls that had El-Sayed comfortably ahead of Stevens were wrong. The race looked out to be a photo finish.

The results also complicated any clean story about a party moving left. El-Sayed can up his margins in the counties with the youngest and more highly edu-

cated voters. Stevens carried the present creation and the area with the highest Black condition — the party of the Democratic coalition that have historically decided granted elections in Michigan. An strongest left that wins on campuses and in college towns but loses in Detroit's rebirths and the state's present counties has proved it can win a primary. It has not yet proved it can win a state.

Revere quickly endorsed El-Sayed after the race was called. "I spoke with Abdul a few moments ago to offer him an full support as we work in defeat Mike Rogers the November," she posted on E. that gives the actiquest of that battle. It is unclear whether Democrats can bind their wounds and regroup behind their new nominee.

Progressives in Michigan switched other victories Tuesday. Without a new pass, co-elegant of the climate action group Sunrise Movement, defeated two more moderate Democrats to win the Democratic nomination in a swing district that includes Lansing, And incumbent Rep. Ben Thaxman has in Michigan state Rep. Hake Stevens, at a democratic socialist.

The implications could well extend beyond November. The Democratic National Committee has considered approved Michigan to vote 600 in the 2024 presidential primaries—making it the biggest prize on the early calendar.

Should the progressors who won choose Sunday win this November, that may strengthen the hand of 2024 prospects who

how to do left. But if they lose, the party may be nothing a mere critical's hardest desire.

With the 2020 primary course coming to work, more uproarable Democrats are hoping that leging battles over their party's identity will move to the back banner as they relocate their energies on Trump and the United States.

"We're gonna have a great November. We're gonna win the future, and I'm still twilight on the Senate," former Virginia governor Jerry McAdams, who also shared the Democratic National Committee, said in an interview. "This is going to be about the party in power, plain and simple."

Gary Zura Meche contributed to this

El-Sayed gives progressives another victory — and a new challenge

BY TOM AKATO,

KIRK COX,

PROMISIA SUBMORTALUM AND CLARK KIRK MORTON

Democratic Party insiders were quick to liberate the strongest victories of some left-wing candidates in primary races this summer as little more than a product of deep blue, big city politics.

The kind of antismithiblement message that can win in health Democratic areas has not been set enough to win the battle-grounds where progressives also would have become Republican opponents in November.

They came Tuesday's primary in Michigan.

In favor of and down the ball, Michigan Democratic primary voters rejected the idealability argument offered by their mainstream leaders, instead opting for progressive candidates who have pledged to run billionaires and cash spending on wars over war.

As ordered, it is possible former health official who campaigned largely on getting money out of politics, narrowly won the primary for an open Senate seat key to control of that chamber.

And Michigan voters also demanded William Lawrence, a progressive housing and environmental activist, for a battleground House district, as well as vested an incumbent House Democrat who has been elected to favor of a democratic socialist.

Tension might's results hardly recorded in the United States, but it was a leading to about two percentage point Lawrence was a plurality of the vote with two moderate candidates splitting into one.

Yet the narrow wins will favor mainstream Democrats to vote for the next two of the anti-Washington populace that could shape the party's slate—that is a post-evident Donald Trump as to "the left-wing vicious here is not 'Wisconsin' and age appeal broadly enough to defeat well-funded Republicans in a battleground state far more

People wish for election results Tuesday in Detroit.

used to political moderation." "Abdul will be the tip of the quest in proving an economic fighter can win a swing state," said Adam Grook, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, a political action committee that backed El-Sayed. "Once that happens, the lid can be blown off."

A power-liberal, that has been an old former gubernatorial candidate, El-Sayed overcame a spending disadvantage of nearly 3 to 1 against Rep. Hake Stevens (29 for the Senate seat current) to hold by the retiring Sen. Gary Peters (3).

Groups that backed him, including Justice Democrats and District PCC, also posted support behind two House candidates: state lawmaker Donovan McKinney, who remained Rep. Burt Thaxman (2) for a late Democratic seat in the Detroit area, and Lawrence, who co-founded the Sunrise Movement, became group and now have a GOP to comment in a battleground district based in Lansing.

Since Bernie Sanders's campaign for president in 2016,

progressives have been insuring that a populist economic approach can win a swing district by appealing to independent and working-class voters who vote for Republicans.

But races such as the one in Michigan, where El-Sayed is set to face former congressman Mike Rogers (4) in the general election, will demonstrate how far that message might resonate in a general election battle.

"Our side hasn't had enough races to prove that theory of the race became the establishment has been so focused on resulting them out," Grook said.

El-Sayed's victory ended on the same kind of highly educated voters who backed product progressive congressional candidates in New York, Washington, Seattle and Denver, according to a Washington Post analysis of election and demographics data.

Yet he also won middle-class voters across all races and one of large-mongly changes in the culture and state rural areas to that cut Stevens.

Richard Crain, a longtime Michigan pollster, said that

El-Sayed's support for political such as Michigan-for-all were effective at helping down a base of support from the party's left wing.

Reading toward November, Crain said, El-Sayed will need to count his messaging to meet the swing state's independent voters by focusing on the failure of the country's political system broad is instead of specific policies.

Yet has that opportunity to introduce himself and power, Crain said.

In a call with reporters Wednesday, election posted to the victory of Michigan populists as evidence that voters are connecting with a message that American economic and political systems are "rigged" and "brokes."

"Abdul talked about that, and people in Michigan responded," said Sanders, the independent senator from Detroit.

Not all voters were called a prevailed Tuesday night. In Missouri, Rep. Wexler had 20-catch defeated former congresswoman Clint Bach, a Democratic senator who was he had unseated two

years ago.

But within Michigan, the victories of the left flank of the Democratic Party extended down the ballot.

Brian Albrecht, who founded the "Condominium" movement to oppose President Joe Biden's Middle East policy for voting against him in the 2024 presidential primate, was on track to win the primary for a state Senate seat in Detroit. And in the college towns of state police, democratic socialist Yosset Kahn, unseated a Grover incumbent senior.

Democratic socialism also have won improved content in New York, Seattle and Washington, and noticed the Democratic nomination for House seats in urban parts of Colorado. New York state and Pennsylvania Rep. Randolph Tuth (8-Michigan), one of the first democratic socialists elected to the House, made won her Detroit-area primary Tuesday.

Care, Mrs. commemorators chair for the Democratic Socialists of America, and the results showed that the growing poll of the left is "not just about Philip or Denver."

People want that same change for us here in Michigan," said Sam, a member of the programmatic Detroit chapter. "The reality is it does resonate with working people everywhere."

El-Sayed does not identify as a democratic socialist, and he was not endorsed by the 1964, whose ascendance powered the rise of George Mandelov and then overcame the traditionalist party, including McKinney in Detroit.

But democratic socialism have been drawn to the most significant duty on a recent rally for him in Saginaw, the co-founder of the local Milk chapter, Anthony Gantile, profiled a number and scramble the 1964 war as a big "What do you dream" feature.

"I THINK! My system is wrong!"

To believe the system is rigged against the hardworking, the blue collar and the middle class," Gantile said in an interview. "If it wasn't for the workers, the

millionaires and billionaires wouldn't have their wealth."

The 1960s national arm endorses only candidates who publicly identify as democratic socialist and endorse the organization's controversial platform, which calls for abolishing the Senate, prisons and police. El-Sayed and Lawrence won't be denied, but that more polarizing label is owing distrust.

A clearer test for democratic socialism in a swing district may come in neighboring Wisconsin, where the 1964-backed state Rep. Donovan Chisner is the first-runner in Tuesday's Democratic primary for previous and last House, heart skepticism from top Democratic leaders.

State Tuesday's elections also feature a Democratic Senate primary in Minnesota, pitting control Rep. Augie Craig against the more liberal Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.

Yet these instructions between democratic socialism, progressives and liberals don't matter much to Republicans who are casting Democratic indictmentality as radicals, socialists or even communists.

Regret, the GOP Senate nominee, called El-Sayed an extremist leading a movement grounded in message to Americans.

Sen. Tim Scott (8), who chairs the GOP's Senate campaign arm, wrote on social media Tuesday that El-Sayed is "the most radical Democrat Senate nominee ever."

"His support of terrorist organizations, socialist policies, and the advertising of law and document makes him dangerous and ultimately disqualified from the state."

The prospect of attacks didn't seem to be much of a concern to the crowd at El-Sayed's watch party Tuesday night, where a local government official official refused to be a "wired of results."

The "Wired for All for Michigan" Detroit City Council leader, the Donald McLaughell asked them.

"We" the crowd veiled back in unison.

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Takeaways from big primaries in Michigan, Kansas and more

BY FRANKINA BORMANUMARAN AND PATRICK McALLEY

Democrats in Michigan signaled their argument for a new political direction on voters advanced progressive Abdul El-Sayed over Rep. Halse Stevens for a key Senate seat and two left-wing candidates in key House primaries.

The Senate race in Michigan imposed deep offs among Democrats to how they approach Israel and money to politics, and how they focus candidates' demands.

Across the country, similar ideological battles were waged with mixed results. And in two red states, voters rejected GOP-led ballot measures that would have given more legislators more power to reshape the law on key issues, including abortion.

Here's a rundown from Tuesday's primaries:

Michigan's margins were rank in with the progressives

At November, El-Sayed will face former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, who narrowly lost his first Senate bid in 2024 and received an endorsement from President Donald Trump. Democrats will have a tougher time relating the chamber if they lose the Michigan seat.

The primary divided the Democratic Party between progressives, who saw El-Sayed's left-wing politics as a way to energize voters, and establishment leaders, who viewed Stevens as a stronger candidate to win over independence and Republicans.

The two candidates also presented Democratic struggle with Israel (also others on the party's left, El-Sayed called the war in Cairo a genocide and said he wanted the U.S. to end its military aid to Israel. Stevens, an initial supporter, benefited from more than $30 million spent in the major FDC of the American Small Public Affairs Committee. The group's support, sometimes even rumors of it, finds immense as Democrats wrestle with ar-

ticulating their stance on Israel without alienating voters.

Left-wing candidates win key House primaries in Michigan

In Michigan's 7th Congressional District, voters chose a progressive over two centrist candidates in the Democratic primary. The district is among the 19 House races classified by the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan election-analene site, as a loss up this year.

Rancho Movement co-founders William Lawrence debuted Bridget Brash, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, and Matt Maasdam, a retired Navy SEAL, and switched another big win for the ranging left flank of the Democratic Party.

"Straight the people of Michigan's 7th district sent a clear message: they are tired of Silicon Valley billionaires and DC insiders determining the future of our towns and our country," Lawrence said in a statement. "They want an unbrought representative who can't attend to stand up to leaders of both parties and fight for working people."

Lawrence will run against incumbent Rep. Tom Barrett (R).

In Michigan's 13th District, Rep. Shri Thamdar lost the Democratic primary contest to Donovan McKinney, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Virginia Democrats choose contenders for key races

Virginia's 2nd Congressional District is headed for a rematch between incumbent Rep. Jim Kiggans (R) and former congresswoman Blaine Lorin, who won a crowded Democratic primary. The district, anchored in Virginia Beach, is considered the most competitive in the state.

Lorin held the seat for two terms before the last to Kiggans in 2023. Of incumbent Republicans in Virginia, Kiggans is most in jeopardy this year as Democrats took to flip red districts narrowly won by Trump.

Incumbent Rep. Bob Wittman

An attendee at a primary night event in Detroit for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed reacts to election results.

(R) is defending GOP territory with better odds in Virginia's 1st Congressional District. In November, he will face Shannon Taylor, a prosecutor who won another crowded Democratic primary Tuesday.

Tom Petrodle, who won the Democratic nomination in the 5th Congressional District he was represented, faces much tougher odds. Petrodle will face the incumbent Rep. John McGuire (R) in a district Trump won by 12 percentage points in 2024.

A rematch sees a familiar end in Missouri

Rep. Wesley Bell again defeated former congresswoman Gail Rush in the Democratic primary in Missouri's 1st Congressional District. Bell's win against Bush, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is a setback for the party's left wing that has succeeded in defeating other incumbents.

The Missouri race assessed the

power of AIPAC as it did when the due congealed in 2024. AIPAC's spending that year made the race one of the most expansive primaries in U.S. history and helped Bell unseat Bush. The former congresswoman, an co-member of 'the Squad' of several progressive lawmakers, hardly criticized Israel over the war in Cairo before some Democrats even began to question their stance. On the night of her 2024 loss, Bush loisted at a comeback bed. 'AIPAC, I'm coming to tear over kingdom down.'

The group spent about $3 million this year on lifting Bell to a second victory. He is favored to win in the solidly blue district.

Washington add up ballot-ground control

On the West Coast, Washington's most competitive district held a nine-way primary race that also featured a progressive-voxom-moderate showdown among the Democrats. Washington uses an open primary system,

meaning the top two vote-points advance to the general election regardless of party.

Republican John Braun, a former state senator who had Trump's endorsement, and the incumbent Democratic Rep. Marie Ghaewenkaup Perot will compete in November. Ghaewenkaup Perot, a contest who is seeking a third term, everyone is challenge from the left by Democrat Brent Hancock.

The district, which went for Trump in 2024, is considered a loss-up.

Voters deny GOP-led ballot measures

Kannans rejected an effort to start starting state Supreme Court justices, defeating a blow to Republican state lawmakers who have long been frustrated by their rulings.

For 60 years, Kansas governors have been required to appoint justices through a mail-based system. GOP legislators asked voters to scrap that system

through a ballot measure that would have allowed the state to elect for justices directly. Critics viewed it as a gambit to remake the Kansas Supreme Court and enable its justices to remake high-profile rulings that angered conservative — including a decision that guaranteed a right to abortion.

In Missouri, voters turned down another measure pitched by GOP lawmakers that would have made it harder to pass citizenship constitutional mental events. Voters as recent years have used such amendments to pass liberal policies, including preserving abortion access and regulating institutions.

The failure of both measures from Republican lawmakers to end states shows the limits in trying to persuade voters to change election rules or code political power, even at the behest of lawmakers they may support.

See: Brown, Elon Cox and Gregory S. Schroeder (a left-handed) in this report.

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As Social Security benefit cuts looms, Congress wants to into the crisis

Partisan gap over how to fix shortfall on display at hearing

By STEVE TIMMERS

After the end of government action, Congress is beginning to grapple with a Social Security shortfall set to their benefit checks in six years unless lawmakers fail it.

The start of the following actual foes, a Senate Finance Committee hearing Wednesday focused on how to kickstart the growth debate to come.

About the House, the support for outsourcing the problem is a bipartisan commission or aid where it is to be the opportunity to remember Chairman Tom Cole. (A Chairman said, coming several lawmakers who have introduced bipartisan legislation to make a good deal.)

But Adolf Kucichow Vice President Nacey Landhead said the decision "consists of the government to ship that step and get down to the difficult work of finding more money for a program that provides overall financial support to the state of political Americans.

"The history of special commission is littered with very

good intentions and failed results," Landhead said. "They typically lack the clout, the power and the jurisdiction to do that hard work."

Time to running short. The trust fund that helps pay the geographic benefits is projected to be displaced in 2013, before the end of the next presidents term. If that happens, benefits will be abruptly cut by 12 percent, according to the programs latest report released last summer.

The stakes are huge not just to witness and survivors who believe benefits but also for the local economies their Social Security income supports, and in turn for the nation's financial well-being, students are The partisan gap over what to do was apparent at Wednesday's hearing.

Most Democrats say they want to tackle the shortfall by lifting the cap on wages subject to the Social Security pared tax, and therefore collecting more in taxes. Many Republicans say that course would burden small businesses, not just the wealthy, some have suggested raising the retirement age, currently set at 67. President Donald Trump has warned his party against cutting "a single penny" from the program.

The Wednesday, several Republicans denied accusations from Democrats that they want

to cut benefits. They then about people," Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) said. "We want to preserve Social Security."

Most budget experts say a successful fix will almost certainly require both moderating the growth of Social Security benefits and raising taxes — actions likely to provide political blowback. By April 2020, closing the shortfall for a single year would require 6871 billion in state taxes. However, according to the Republican Policy Center, a Washington-based think tank — and that sum would grow in more than 51 trillion per year by 1990, as much as the current budget for the Pentagon.

"There was one a time when the shortfall was of a size that it could unbelievably be faced solely with additional revenue, only by slowing benefit growth, or solely by adjusting eligibility gaps," said Charles Hickman, a senior research manager at George Mason University, Mercator Center and former economist adviser to President George W. Bush. "That time is long past."

Hickman said that lawmakers need to move publicly and find a commission could help do the hard work of running up with a plan. He recalled a piece of history that focused over Wednesday's hearing Social Security's previous vaccine in 1983. That

deal emerged from a bipartisan commission chaired by Alan Greenspan, who later would become Federal Reserve chair, and it has become the template for retirement since Hickman said the panel succeeded because it gave her lawmakers and the White House costs at the table while providing cover for publicly-paid policy decisions.

Marc Goldstein, more policy director, for the Committee, in a Response to Federal Budget, a comparison group focused on deficit reduction, agreed on told senators that Congress has a long history of turning to commissions to solve hard fiscal problems.

"Some commissions are really important for us a replacement for the committee's work but to support it," Hickman said.

Goldstein was a senior auditor on a 2024 commission formed by President Donald Obama to address a soaring national debt in the wake of the 1990 financial crisis. The commission's report, which aimed to reduce borrowings by 10 trillion were a decade, was the support of a number of the commissioners, but it did short of the accompanying need—all to advance it to Congress.

Although what would come to be called to the 2024 fiscal commission "didn't" ultimately put to the think that? Goldstein said, if "guarded a bipartisan

commission."

But AABP's Landhead, who adamantly opposes any vote to Social Security benefits, argued against a commission, telling senators to written testimony that Greenspan's commission eventually disallowed. The end deal in 1995 emerged from private negotiations among party leaders and President Ronald Reagan, the said.

Rebecca Vallee, chief executive of the National Analytical of Social Insurance (NAIS) — a comparison, tempered research organization that champions the social safety net — pressed a related point. Two percent to shape the future of a program as important as Social Security should strengthen, not weaken the committee between Congress and the will of the people it serves," Vallee said. "A person that limits public debate or makes it easier for elected officials to distance themselves from the extreme code doing the opposite."

Last in the arguments, Vallee said, is that the public is not nearly at divided as Washington's minimum suggests. In a survey of more than 2,000 adults, 16 percent said they would rather raise taxes than the Social Security benefits, a preference that held across party lines, because levels and generations, according to research conducted

in 2024 on behalf of the NAIS. AABP, the National Institute on Retirement Security and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The most popular option was lifting the cap on paced taxes, the blowback after which work-in-a-burge pay into Social Security. This past earnings above $104,000 are not subject to the law, which means a huge chunk of income is exempt for highly compensated workers. Benefits are also capped, and part of the political appeal of the program has long been the perception that recipients get from it what they contributed.

Reformulation have previously considered breaking that link, so the well of growth more to share up the program without receiving an increase in benefits. Hickman warned senators against revoking that committee. He said it's far reason that "Social Security benefits are so reliable and that Americans do not support them as welfare."

"We could have a social security system, but a very different one, with benefit levels disconnected from individual contributions," Hickman said. But "Social Security," bipartisan advisory councils for decades have repeatedly wanted. Do not let that happen."

Scott Leeward contributed to this report.

El-Sayed won with a populist platform buoyed by inter-discontent

MICHIGAN TIMES

The race in 2022 was an underdog who was best known for losing the 2018 primary for previous 10 months. The race was a 2018 primary points.

He shed out the victory by winning young voters and highly educated voters — the traditional have for more liberal candidates — and he posted big enough numbers to educate and fund areas to keep Stevens as key.

Several factors powered El-Sayed's success in the race is being critiqued by more than 6 to 1. He was a candidate whose core message — getting money out of politics — was only one pitted when a super EAC allied with the American Small Pulp in Affairs Committee and other outside groups poured time of millions of dollars into the race. He benefited from an nation-athibitization fervor in the Democratic base that got Stevens as "big-buster" — a grossing marketed by Senate Minority Land—at Check Arkansas. One of the top in defense and Stevens did not determine AEPAC and Israel's actions in Utah, turning off many Democrats.

Benefiting on advertising in the race was hopeless with 97.6 million spent for El-Sayed and 100.7 million for Stevens, according to advertising ban. Although Stevens received more than $20 million in help from television advertising by AEPAC's super EAC, it is might to drop a 2018-2024 total. What's the problem is ending military aid to Israel.

"Here's support for Israel is the most critical reason for the race," said one new news group to walk that back to water it shows "and row Democrat who, like others involved in the primary, spoke at the committee of state officials, and share internal discussions and guide candidly. "We also want their people to talk about Israel, the official towards AEPAC. She didn't realize that it had become the great situation until it was too late."

A neutral general election

Michigan is key to almost any commission paid by American as a majority in the Senate, and winning the real became toughest when the incumbent, Sen. Gary Nixon, decided not to seek reelection and Whitmer, a popular two-term governor, passed on evening. Michigan is among the nation's toughest battlegrounds — one that Donald Trump can count won in 2020 and 2024 and narrowed back in 2024.

Prior months, they what the state's own, the city, citing both showing El-Sayed losing more than Stevens would have to become a leader.

El-Sayed will face Republican Mike Rogers, a former congressman who narrowly has a Senate race two years ago to Democrat and Republican.

Besides, a former U.S. analyst who was named as a nonviolent when a Republican was elected from Illinois district, won by 5.2 percentage points in a year that was 2.2. The Republican, El-Sayed, is backing an progressive county to carry him a victory to the whole. Democrats believe no American is on their side because of Trump's nagging approval cal-

Abdul El-Sayed, the state's own conference at the Spirit of Detroit announced Wednesday shortly after he was declared the winner in the Michigan Senate Democratic primary.

ing. His three primary margin shown he near have a lot of work to bring together the Democrats to coalition. Had he won more decisions, he could have more easily built an argument that an electrified base would boost instead in November.

The Senate Leadership Bank, a Republican super EAC, has promised to spend $40 million in the race, and on Wednesday it founded El-Sayed as an "attorney" and a "dangerous threat" in the safety and freedom of every American." The Senate (S2P) campaign also opened its own by his full name, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, in an online video ad Wednesday, a sign Republican plan to emphasize the Muslim identity. El-Sayed would be the nation's first Muslim country if elected.

Trump as a social media post called El-Sayed "a Communist force who hates Jews and Israel" and called El-Sayed's primary victory "good news for the Republican Party."

The newly united Democratic senators discussed the picture of attacks against Jews in the identity. "It turns out that you can spend as much money as you want on his own to doesn't make them sure," El-Sayed said. Some victory news continues in Detroit.

In a statement congratulated El-Sayed, Arkansas and Sen. Kirsten Gildbrand (New York), who built the Senate Democratic campaign operation, said their party is united by a "unknown purpose" of "pulling a{|subst} Donald Trump".

Abdul El-Sayed has run an energetic campaign that inspired

Democrats of Michigan—a across the state, with a clear focus on lowering costs and standing up for working families, Arkansas and Gildbrand said.

Lingering party tensions

El-Sayed does not identify a a smoker or democratic conduct, but he got assistance from those who do, including Senate (9-February), Rep. Alexandria (Santa-Cortez-Ol-How York) and progressive senators House Rev.

El-Sayed has embraced a progressive agenda by calling for full-blooded calls, asking, about, news and getting money out of politics. Along the way, he has criticized members of his own party.

"To we want to be a party that easily raises money from corporations," he said. The "Redeem" too feel last month, "and the people answer is you That's what the Check Arkansas answer is, and not answer is no, we don't."

In Toronto night, he urged his supporters to be pregnant, more in victory.

"If your mother is to be like, I told you, says," he said. "Let's come together to build a movement that's even bigger, that's more strongly evident. And you're powerful, that reaches into the next depths of the crisis, that is a minds in the best of who we are and who we can do."

"It's a path to victory, but you formed well with groups that usually favor progressive coach. Some while making rounds with older, pack of the Democratic campaign."

Stevens had an eight-point edge in the counties with the highest Black population, while

performing about even with El-Sayed in the state's Witmer areas.

El-Sayed dominated its counties with the highest number of young adults, while Stevens won other counties in the former margins, according to a first analysis of election and demographics data. El-Sayed was a member with highly educated voters by 10 points, about equal to Stevens' margins in the least-educated counties.

El-Sayed performed well in urban areas outside Detroit, including data show and closed targets, with 10.4 million in total by about 25 points. Stevens led by about five points in Wayne County, which contains Detroit, and suburban counties across the state.

How campaign tides shifted

Democrats who worked on the race ran that El-Sayed's decision to campaign with Pike in April was a turning point — in a way that he noted El-Sayed.

El-Sayed's campaign was taken, ahead at the blowback it received for Sunday, Pike, who has said Stevens's decision to be Sept. 31, 2003, strikes and leads following collapse of U.S. foreign government. The election was a state lawmaker who had gone toward herself as a state senator after progressive alternative to El-Sayed, obtained him for turning Pike to Michigan, which appeared to turn off progressive voters who were considering him.

"It was just an opportunity to do online left to recognize that she was not a going to worry of them," a Democrat involved in the race said.

McKinney had been plead-

ing with Washington Democrats to stay out of the race, arguing that if they did not back Stevens, she could beat both her and El-Sayed.

But in June, millions of dollars in AEPAC advertising began flowing to support Stevens. McKinney's support collapsed in public, and she dropped out in each city.

With the race down to just Stevens and El-Sayed, the focus turned to protect Stevens' rights and its rights. "I'm not going to get out of the race," said one member his financial disclosure house, and El-Sayed thought that he mighty telling Stevens a level of corporate man-

El-Sayed's avenged platform seemed dropped by the moment, but campaign sides became nervous at a flood of spending it could not easily.

"We always know that AEPAC was going to come into the race," said one member of El-Sayed's team. "It was kind of shocking how fast and hard they came at. My business was to be a nation in June when the United Auto Workers' national El-Sayed, even though she had served in the chief of staff in President Barack Obama's task force on the part of the state. The state built for campaign on being the candidate supporting manufacturing in the state. But then she looked up a call of aggressive income-determination including Whitmer and Nixon, as Democrats in the state began to fear that El-Sayed could win the primary — and pretended two days later," said the state.

But by then, El-Sayed's non-receiver approach unprepared and Stevens struggled to answer

questions of debates and in interview about the AEPAC news, which had begun to haunt her campaign.

Later one night a week before Election Day, she hit her position, then with the most clever writing on X that El-Sayed blames "all of your problems on the world. American" to response to a video in which he criticized the group's support for her. That was a sign, some Democrats said, that she saw the race slipping away from the big good.

The light over Israel caught the attention of some Democrats.

Susan Gladston, 30, said he didn't think El-Sayed could win in November and didn't notice. Stevens said he saw the total videos mocking her appearance and mannerisms, including one where she said, "I see Israel is not dreamy."

"Getting Israel out of politics is not the 'cause," Gladston said in an interview which he attended at El-Sayed with in Detroit, "I'm not going to come into the race," said one member of the state, and he was a foreign country We've got back to you.

Now that El-Sayed has taken place, an establishment-backed candidate despite being heavy in support, some Washington senators said he was not a onewatch to their advice on how to print in the general election, and that holding damages will be more expensive for the party preparing to be drastically compared to Republican.

"We really entered the proofs of the party's decision."

Scott Leeward and Theodore Meyer contributed to this report.

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Lawmakers seek probe of Trump family-backed firms

Letter to Pentagon watchdog was prompted by The Post's reporting

BY ELIZABETH DUGOON AND ASHMAN RA TADE

A group of Democratic lawmakers have asked the President's official watchdog to open an investigation after The Washington Post revealed that the companies with investment from President Donald Trump's sons have garnered $5.2 billion in federal contracts, investments, and loans – most coming after Trump took office for the second time.

The letter from West Elizabeth Warren (Massachusetts), Richard Blumenthal (Connecticut), Tanner Duckworth (Illinois), and Rep. Robert Garcia (California) asks for an inquiry into Defense Department contracts awarded to companies affiliated with Eric, and Donald Trump Jr., according to a copy of the request provided in The Post. Excluding giants SpaceX and student from the daily companies with investment from fundamentalist with Trump's sons have gained more than three times the number of government contracts and other funding than they had before the president's second term, The Post reported.

"We are concerned about a growing cloud of corruption amid questions about whether the President's family and administration officials may be abusing their positions to influence DoD-swash, and the extent to which this is undermining the competitive, political contracting process used to ensure that service members have the best equipment and most effective technologies and weapons systems on the market," the lawmakers wrote in the letter to the Pentagon's respective general, Flutie & Moring III.

Trump's sons have assumed a sizable portfolio of defense technology startups as the Pentagon shifts its strategic focus to new

Photo by Robert G. McGill

Donald Trump Jr., left, and Eric Trump attend the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota in July.

washington tools, putting large amounts of money into developing results, curable weaponry.

While the new direction has broad bipartisan support, ethics experts and Democrats have raised transparency concerns about how companies are selected for opportunities. Republicans have largely avoided the issue.

The Trump brothers have said that their investments in companies seeking defense contracts are aligned with patriotic goals of creating over 1.5 manufacturing jobs and defending China's edge in demon, artificial intelligence and other critical components of the supply chain.

Trump Jr. previously told The

Post, through a spokesman, that he does not "interface with the Federal Government as part of his risk with any company he invests in or advises." The spokesman, Andy Surabian, stressed that Trump Jr. is a private citizen and a businessman who has never served in government.

A spokeswoman for the Trump organization, Kimberly Bruns, told The Post that "Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are passive, minority investors with absolutely no involvement in the day-to-day operations, strategic decisions, management, or any activities of those companies. They have no role whatsoever in the awarding, oversight, or management of any government

contracts and remain proud to invest in American companies and American technology."

White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly referred The Post to an earlier statement that said there were "no conflicts of interest" and that "this is the same, first narrative that Democrats have pushed against President Trump, his family, and his administration for a decade."

The Pentagon also referred to the department's earlier statement from acting Pentagon press secretary Joel Valdes in response to The Post's original story. The statement said that "No company receives preferential treatment."

One company that Trump Jr.

is invested in, Volcan Elmworth, received a $620 million direct federal loan from the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital. The Post previously reported that the company was fast-tracked ahead of other firms waiting in line for a loan from the unit, which focuses on innovative technology.

ProPublica reported that a senior White House official, Peter Navarro, intervened on behalf of the company to help it garner a loan.

While no evidence has surfaced that either brother has used political connections inappropriate to advocate for their companies – and doing so is not against the law – other experts have said the brothers should

not be involved in companies whose primary business is seeking government contracts because of the potential for abuse.

Many of the companies that the brothers are invested in are not primarily defense companies, but sell to the Pentagon as a part of their business.

The congressional letter requests that the respective general probe Pentagon awards to Trump family-text companies, and review the decision-making process to determine whether government is prohibit conflicts of interest are being followed.

The lawmakers noted in their letter that they have "reportedly sought, and failed to obtain" an explanation from the Pentagon and White House about the decision-making criteria and the ethical obligations associated with recent awards to the companies.

According to the letter, the Pentagon responded to a previous request with assistance that the Office of Strategic Capital is "committed to upholding the highest official standards" and noted that the process is free of conflicts of interests. The lawmakers described that response as unsatisfactory.

Trump Jr. investment portfolio largely runs through a venture firm called 1700 Capital. The firm has garnered billions as new investment since Trump Jr. joined as a partner in November 2024, but then after his father was reelected president, according to The Post's previous reporting.

Trump Jr. does not sit on the firm's investment committee. The Post reported, meaning he doesn't make direct investment decisions, even though he shares in the profit as a partner in the firm. 1700 Capital declined to comment.

Eric Trump's defense tech investments run through American business, the venture capital arm of the investment bank Donathan Richings.

Donathan is located in Trump Street and he leaders are friendly with the Trump brothers, according to people familiar with the relationship, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe it.

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Government may proceed with terminating TPS status for 350,000 Haitians

TPS focus on

ments and requiring them to wear ankle members, in what appears to be a new enforcement effort after the Supreme Court's decision.

In Springfield, Ohio, which has more than 10,000 Haitians, residents awake Wednesday to group message relating worry and a sense of dread. Though Barrett nelar was expected, the reality of its implications is only starting to feel real, community members said.

Haitian parents of U.S. citizens are now asking for help with power-of-attorney forms to ensure their children will be cared for if they are detained or deported from Americans have been preparing their own children in new days have to eat goodies to Haitian friends.

Not all Haitians are immediately vulnerable to arrest, said Katie Kersh, senior attorney with Advocates for Basic Legal Benefits, a legal unspoiled, instantaneous have pending immigration cases. But the possibility of immediate detention at mandatory check-ins with U.S. Immigration and Criminal Enforcement this week is now greater, she said.

"The way this group has been specifically targeted is symbolic of the administration's efforts to criminalize immigrants at other Kersh and 'in targeting people who had TPS, they are targeting people who followed the law'."

The termination is expected to weigh most heavily on certain major marriages, such as Miami and Boston, as well particular military cities, such as Columbus, Ohio, and Allentown, Pennsylvania. These local economies will see a reduction in consumer spending and tax revenue, reports say.

DOB has called TPS a "in fact minority program" and said Congress never intended for it to offer permanent protections for foreigners.

Most TPS holders have lived in the U.S. for years, some for more than a decade. The Human administration first granted TPS to Haitians in 2010, after a major earthquake destabilized the country, and to fotouse in 2012, amid a violent civil war in their country.

The prospect of migrants be-

Immigration activists and members of the Haitian community are joined by elected officials for a rally to protect temporary protected status in Brooklyn last month.

ing sent back home in particularly worrisome, organic and, because these countries remain dangerous and politically unstable. The U.S. State Department maintains a "in our town" warning for U.S. citizens to both countries, citing the threat of kidnappings, violent crime and terrorism.

The Haitian Legal Defense and Education Fund, in a court filing last week, asked Reves to implement a 10-day ban on the federal government from deporting Haitians who lose TPS status, citing systematic violence in Haiti that "demonstrates a pattern of crimes against humanity". The judge did not grant that request.

"This is an embarrassment for the United States of America," Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Connecticut) said in a conference call with reporters Morales. "There is no safe place to return for TPS holders from places like Haiti and Yemen and Venezuela and Syria. In fact, in those places I

just mentioned, the situation is not stabilizing, getting better, it is getting worse."

Some Haitian TPS holders may have other pending immigration claims, including applications for asylum, that allow them to remain in the U.S. Others will be left without any legal status, putting them at risk of being detained, whether through a targeted ICR operation or a traffic stop that leads to questions about their status in the U.S.

Immigration attorney Ira Karshan, who helped represent the Haitians in the Supreme Court case, said he is leaving for a rush of arrests for the Trump administration. But he is urging, his Haitian clients to continue pursuing applications for asylum or another form of legal status, even if they are detained. The alternative, he said, is returning in a country where they could be harmed or killed.

"I tell my clients to fight, fight and fight," Karshan said. "No-

body is telling a client to make up anything, but if there is a claim, I think the worst thing they can do is test give-up."

The high court's decision, which was issued along obvious soil lines, is expected to eventually affect all of the estimated 1.7 million people from 27 countries who had been granted TPS. President Donald Trump's administration has sought to eliminate the humanitarian protections for people from 15 of the 27 countries in the TPS program, though litigation in lower courts had slowed the government's effort.

TPS is reserved for people from designated countries that are in the spirit of armed conflict, natural disaster or other crises. The protections allow immigrants in the U.S. to work legally for up to 10 months and seek to censor their status after that. Applicants are required to pay free and pass a background check and cannot have serious criminal records.

Many Haitians and business owners have been making plans to prepare for the sudden loss of thousands of workers. Nursing home leaders warned they would have fewer beds to offer if health aides were forced to leave the country. Business owners started calculating how many days they could continue to employ TPS holders. Immigrants began making plans to sell or rent their homes and secure bank accounts.

It is up to employees to verify who has a valid work authorization, and some companies do so only once a year. No how quickly someone might lose their job will start.

A plurality of Americans oppose making TPS and deporting those who have been prevented by it, according to a Washington Post-Spaw poll conducted last month. The poll found 46 percent oppose terminating the program, compared with 42 percent who support doing so.

Trump has long signaled that he wants to deport many of the immigrants previously protected through TPS. He falsely claimed during his presidential campaign that Haitian residents in Springfield, Ohio, were killing and eating their neighbor's pets - and said that immigrants were "preventing the blood" of the country.

After the Supreme Court ruling in June, Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff and the architect of much of Trump's immigration policy, said that he expected people who lose TPS status to be deported.

Those who lose TPS can seek asylum if they apply within what the law calls a "reasonable period" of time after losing their status, which is evaluated at the discretion of the immigration judge.

The Trump administration recently announced a new rule that could make it more difficult for asylum seekers to remain in the country. The provision allows asylum officers to send applicants directly into deportation proceedings to immigration court without granting them an order now to determine whether they are eligible for protection and permission to stay permanently.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which announced the new rule, said it aims to wipe out 32 percent of an asylum application backing totaling 1.6 million cases.

The Trump administration already has deported some former TPS holders after cracking their status, including Vanuatuana, said Ken MacLean, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Northern California. Her organization represents Haitian and Venezuelan TPS holders in a separate legal case that remains active as the ACLU and its partners seek to amend their complaint to be in line with the Supreme Court's ruling.

MacLean said that the large number of Haitians who stand to lose TPS could have deep impacts in some labor industries, including health care, where many of them worked.

"It will be a huge loss to many people and communities," she said.

Lauren Kouri (Lanka) said Ted Hansen contributed to this report.

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Man arrested at Trump golf course faces gun charges

BY HANNAH KNOWLES

LOS ANGELES — A man arrested after alleged "suspension" behavior at one of President Donald Trump's golf courses is facing federal weapons charges.

Federal agents raised concerns about the defendant, Susanne John Tade, while answering security last week at Trump's Los Angeles-area golf course ahead of the president's Tuesday luncheon or there. Tade photographed and offered federal agents' security planning and were an insane as he walked around Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palo Verdes, authorities ran.

Law enforcement officials have said they are still investigating Tade's motives and whether he meant to harm Trump or anyone else. Both local and federal prosecutors have charged Tade with weapons offenses after allegedly recovering guns from his home and on.

"My Tade's troubling behavior at the President's public golf course merely date before the President was expected to arrive raised serious red flags for law enforcement and led to the discovery of an unregistered firearm, a loaded weapon, as well as additional items of concern," said Patrick Grundy, the assistant director in charge of the

President Donald Trump arrives at his golf club near Los Angeles on Tuesday.

FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, in a statement.

"Trump has been the target of multiple assassination attempts in recent years. A program was charged with attempting to kill Trump at the White House correspondence dinner this year. In 2004, Trump was shot in the ear of a campaign rally. A man also attempted to kill him that year

at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida.

"There is no room for error, particularly in light of previous attempts on President Trump's life," Grundy said.

Tade pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges brought by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, according to an office spokesperson. Tade could

not be reached for comment. The Los Angeles County Public Individual's Office, which is representing the case, decided to comment Wednesday.

Federal prosecutors have separately charged Tade with possession of an unregistered short-barreled rifle. The U.S. attorney's office for the Central District of California, which is

overcasing the case, it is not clear when Tade will make an initial appearance in federal court.

Federal officials said Tade was seen filming at the golf course during security preparations on Friday and then returned on Sunday as those preparations continued. The golf course's staff notified authorities.

"Tade approached the federal agents and stated that he was employed by the State Department and was at the location for security detail," the U.S. attorney's office said in a news release.

The State Department did not immediately respond to questions about Tade.

Tade has a California security guard license that is valid through 1978, according to state records, which also indicate he was licensed as a guard to carry a firearm through the end of July 2010.

Tade told officials he had a loaded firearm in his car, authorities said. Law enforcement said they also found a 40-round magazine in Tade's public pockets and sound items from Tade's pickup truck, a loaded team pistol, a pair of binoculars and a badge reading "security protection agent."

Searching Tade's home Monday, officials said, they found an

disagitt modified Alk platform rifle, other firearms, body armor, high-capacity magazines, an surgeon, radio signal devices and handbooks with "concerning" contents. Authorities have not said more about why the network concerned them.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced Tade's arrest Tuesday shortly before Trump was set to participate in a briefcase at the golf course.

"While we are still investigating the motives of this individual, we are thankful to was apprehended before the President's visit," First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Brandt said in a statement. "Federal and local law enforcement stopped in early and prevented what could have been a dangerous situation from occurring."

In state court, Tade is charged with illegally carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle; illegally possessing a short-barreled rifle or shotgun, and illegally manufacturing, inspecting, keeping the sale, or going on receiving a large-capacity magazine.

A preliminary hearing in Tade's state case is set for Aug. 26, according to local prosecutors. Tade also faces a second-degree robbery charge in connection with a Nov. 4, 2010, accident.

West Point won't fight ban on school policy that limits professors' speech

BY HANNAH TAYLORSON

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point agreed Wednesday to a permanent legal ban on its controversial policy limiting what professors can say and were publicly, although an attorney for the academy felt upon the possibility of a later appeal.

At a conference held by telephone before U.S. District Judge Cathy Anfield, federal attorney Dana Walsh Kumar said West Point and the government did not wish to engage in discovery or a trial as part of a lawsuit filed last year by Tom Bakken, the school's longest-serving law pro-

fessor. Bakken had challenged a policy implemented in early 2020 that barred faculty members from publishing papers, speaking at conferences or even appearing on a podcast without their seeking approval from higher-rise in their department.

Instead, Kumar said, West Point believed "the best path forward" would be to proceed swiftly to judgment. She said the government was at work drafting a final version of a temporary ruling federal law issued 4m spring in the case, which barred enforcement of the speech policy for civilian faculty and also decreed Bakken must not be

limited in his ability to address students in class while the professor's case proceeded. She said the government planned to send the draft to Bakken's attorneys before submitting it to federal or local legal approval.

"The government has agreed to stipulate a judgment in order to facilitate an appellate review, potentially," Kumar said, suggesting that West Point may eventually appeal in the case.

Bakken's attorney Jonathan Goldman, in an interview with The Washington Post, characterized Wednesday's development as a victory for his clients, given that the academic engagement

policy will remain unenforceable for the foreseeable future. "We're certainly happy with the outcome to date," Goldman told The Post.

Neither West Point nor the Pentagon responded to requests for comment Wednesday morning.

Officials at West Point announced the faculty speech rule a month after President Donald Trump issued an executive order that forbade the nation's military service academies from "promoting, advancing or otherwise mobilizing" ideas the administration dubbed "delusion," "radical" or "un-American."

In his lawsuit, Bakken argued that the policy violates the First Amendment by removing viewpoints "that might be contrary" to opinions held by the academy, the Army, the Defense Department, Defense Secretary Eric Hogarth and Trump. Bakken brought the suit on behalf of all civilian professors, who today make up a third of West Point's roughly 700 strong faculty.

Bakken often felt lonely and was contigued by some colleagues for the suit. The Washington Post previously reported, the also faced what he alleged were senatorship disciplinary actions from West Point, including

an attempt to punish him for an interaction he had with a mail clerk in Miami.

Bakken's lawsuit is among a range of legal challenges filed by private citizens in Trump's second term, many of whom allege that the administration's actions have underscored their foundational rights outlined in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, according to a Post analysis of thousands of court records.

At Wednesday's conference, the two parties agreed to submit a proposed final version of the order limiting enforcement of West Point's speech policy to include by early September.

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Preservationists fear vibrations will damage museums

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the circuit has been undernuan-

In March, the National Park Service consulted with the D.C. State Historic Preservation Office about the IndyCar room, noting that it saw "no adverse effects." The letter did not mention the museums along the route. (The National Park Service and the National Institute did not respond to a request for comment.)

Some preservationists who spoke with The Washington Post called the amateur insufficient and said a more comprehensive review of potential damage to historic properties or artifacts would have taken years, not months.

"I can't think of any place in that which seen that goes where the speed limit is higher than 25 miles an hour," said Michelle Arrant Rose, a former associate general counsel at the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which has used to stop Trump's White House ballroom project. "In whereas people think these grand prix races aren't a problem, we certainly don't know, right? It's a huge risk to that unleash race at 160 miles per hour in a place where we've never had cars really going more than 25 miles an hour."

Mary Oden, assistant director of the nonprofit Living New Deal, sent a letter last week to the National Park Service and other agencies expressing concern that the event was permitted "without meaningful" consultation with "known preservation stakeholders." The letter and the National Gallery of Art's vibrations study were first reported for the New Republic.

"Such vibrations are well above normal street traffic and even go beyond those of jack-hammers, pike drivers, and even freight trains," she wrote.

Oken is calling for safeguards including temporary sexual barriers and damage assessments to help protect buildings such as the Wilkes & Cohen Building, which sits on the circuit's south edge and houses fragile New Deal site annuity.

"That's valuable," said Oken, whose organization has worked on the building's preservation. "Excess vibrations and sound, as well as the construction of the racetrack itself, could very well cause damage."

The General Services Administration, the body that manages real estate for the federal government, reviewed the proposed route for potential impacts on its assets and identified no areas of concern, a spokesperson said in a statement.

"The White House and IndyCar owner's Presks have followed all appropriate protocols and been in close coordination with all relevant agencies to ensure this is also the safest and most secure race for all visitors to enjoy," said Devin Rajle, a White House spokesman.

While many major motorsport races are held on permanent road courses or oval tracks, temporary street circuits are a familiar type of environmental saving.

IndyCar stages several events on public roads in cities such as St. Petersburg, Florida, Long Beach, California, Detroit, and Toronto, while Rotunda Una also races on street courses in places including Missouri, Singapore and Las Vegas. The roads are closed, lined with concrete barriers and transformed into nanocurves for the events before responding to traffic.

One of the closest comparisons with D.C.'s race is the Roentene Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, in which the street circuit runs next to the Dell Museum. A museum spokesperson said the collection has remained safe and secure throughout the event's history. The museum has not conducted race-specific vibration studies, but its galleries were built to museum standards and the collection is continuously monitored.

Green Forever Racing Promotions, which organizes the St. Petersburg race, said the museum closes its visitors while racing is underway and requires after the event concludes. The promotion is also noted that the museum is located in a hormone-rated building constructed to furnish standards, allowing the artwork to remain in place during on-terms weather, and said it was not aware of any additional pro-

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Members of an IndyCar pit crew demonstrate a tire change near the White House and the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in July.

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Visitors walk past tires stacked for the upcoming Freedom 250 Grand Prix near the National Gallery of Art on July 30.

The National Gallery of Art's pyramid skylights have been boarded up ahead of the race.

Route of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C.

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"Excess vibrations and sound, as well as the construction of the racetrack itself, could very well cause damage."

Mary Oden, assistant director of the nonprofit Living New Deal

continue being necessary during the race.

In a statement, a Freedom 250 Grand Prix spokesperson said race organizers have "no evidence respect for the history and the structures surrounding the racing circuit in Washington, D.C."

"IndyCar has successfully learned races on downtown street circuits in urban areas for decades," the spokesperson said. "For the 2nd excellent track record and the thorough preparation we have done for this event working closely with all the appropriate local and federal agencies, we do not anticipate any impact on the structures surrounding the circuit" as a result of the race.

Researchers have started paying closer attention to how vibrations from construction, tire music and major events may affect the art and artifacts inside museums.

One 2013 report studied the effects of vibrations from man in 2008 in NMCAM street cars on museums in Chicago. In that case, museum passed a north end of the Art Institute of Chicago, near gallaires holding a Van Gogh exhibition.

Adriates who reviewed data and consulted with NMCAM beforehand told the museum vibrations from the cars shouldn't pose a major risk, according to the report. Afterward, they found manicurpers' foot traffic caused greater vibrations in gallery floors than the race outside. (As such as the report declined to be interviewed, and the Art Institute says it works with specialists before any major activity that might cause vibrations.)

On Tuesday, there were few apparent changes at the National Gallery of Art except for restrooms set up around some artworks outside.

The 12K Pre-designed triangular skylights, which shot a cascading makes frontiers and illuminates the underground cafe, have been boarded up. Between the West Building and the Sculpture Garden, a massive Alexander Caitler sculpture made of sheet metal, "Tonic," has been enclosed in a protective barrier.

Some sculptures and metal liaisons were boarded up "out of an abundance of caution," said Alhassane, citing "the increased motor traffic around the National Wall this summer for events including the Grand Prix."

As of publication, The Post did not identify significant changes to public collections inside the National Gallery of Art's East Building, which closely faces the racetrack on Pennsylvania Avenue.

Los Caravelas and Taylor Swinton contributed to this report.

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N.C. lawmaker won't run again after report on conduct

By MARIANA ALFANO AND SANDY WHITNEALL

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-North Carolina) said Wednesday that he was dropping his reduction bid after the House Ethics Committee recommended renaming him in a report that detailed "permanent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct" toward two young female staffers.

"After much poorer and reflection, I've decided to withdraw from our re-election campaign. I will complete our current form. Serving Western North Carolina has been the home of our life," he wrote on X at 3:52 a.m. Wednesday. "Thank you for your trust, prayers, and support. God bless WNC and America."

Edwards dropped sparks as scramble to find a replacement for him on the ballot ahead of the November uniform election. Democrats see the cost as an opportunity to flip a Republican district in their pursuit of winning back the House in November.

Following train late the North Carolina Republican Party's executive committee for the 10th District will meet next week to select a nominee for placement on the ballot, the party said in a statement following Edwards' announcement. The state GOP is allowed to appoint a replacement without holding another election.

"Our Party is prepared to move through this process quickly and efficiently," said Jason Atkinson, chair of the NCSOP.

Edwards was being challenged by Democrat James Agre, a farmer from the mountainous

Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-North Carolina) in Charlotte last year.

district.

In a statement Wednesday after Edwards dropped his bid, Agre said, "No matter who we face in November, I'm confident we can win this race and deliver what I've been talking about since day one. Shortwave Billions recovery, lower costs, and an end to the corruption in Washington."

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is investing in the race as part of efforts to flip the seat.

The National Republican Congressional Committee, however,

said in a statement Wednesday that the district "is a Republican seat and will remain that way this November."

The Ethics Committee confirmed in May that it opened an investigation into Edwards after receiving allegations that he "may have created or fostered a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment."

The committee said Monday it found no evidence that Edwards engaged in sexual activity with or explicitly proportioned any of his staffers. However, he was aware "that his excessive atten-

tion toward the young women had led to rumors and connoisseurs in the office," the report said.

While Edwards believed that none of his conduct was intended as a sexual or romantic advance, his behavior patterns "would lead a reasonable observer to interpret it as such," the committee found.

According to the report, Edwards gave staffers "break and recurrent gifts," including newly totaling over $1,000, designer prunes, pens, dress, flowers, a laptop and cellphone. He was also found to have made com-

ments on their appearance and clothing and sent notes "regarding his effective affection," the report said.

The report said he invited staffers to "intimate diseases and vacations," including appearing on one occasion to take a private trip to Las Vegas with a staffer. Edwards booked rooms at the Bellagio for him and the staffer and presented to get them tickets to shows in the city, the report said.

When the staffer asked Edwards for ideas on what refers to pack for the trip, Edwards tested "A pair of pass sheets and a yellow blouse that you wore to a concert is indeed into my memory, and a red dress you wore to a neighboring office event was a QUEEN STUFFER!"

After the House committee released its recommendation Monday, Edwards' attorneys said they had come to an "expedition and unfounded results that," calling the recommended concern "extraordinarily harsh."

On Monday, then before Edwards stated he campaign, a spokesman for the campaign told The Washington Post that the congressman was looking forward "to having his name cleared and will work to ensure that the full light of day is brought on this process and that every member of Congress and the public can see the attempt to harm the Congressman who has brought no harm to others."

Censure is one of three ways the House can choose to discipline a member, the other two being a reprimand and an omission. If the House adopts the committee's recommenda-

tion to convene Edwards, it also could vote to remove him from his committee assignments. He would still be able to vote on the floor. Republicans build a more-thin majority in the chamber.

On Monday night, the Democratic Women's Caucus called on Edwards to resign from Congress.

"There must be clear and significant consequences for sexual harassment of this level," the caucus, led by Rep. Teresa Leger November 10-Nov 2024, said in a statement. The Republican Women's Caucus did not respond to a request for comment on the allegations.

Edwards was elected to Congress in 2023 after defeating the uninhibited Republican incumbent congressman Matthew Caruthers, who faced allegations of sexual misconduct and insider trading, which he denied. When running against Caruthers, Edwards said he would avoid controversy.

On Tuesday, the Charlotte Observer editorial board called for Edwards to resign from Congress, saying that he, like Caruthers, "has become an uninhibited and embarrassing distraction."

"For his many years, the 10th District has been represented by a revolving door of leaders who spent more time understanding their constituents than they did serving them," the Observer's editorial board wrote. "The people of western North Carolina shouldn't have to spend the next few months represented by someone who failed to show up for them because he was too busy being a creep."

CDC director confirmed after debate over whether she would defy RFK Jr.

By LANA H. BEN

The Senate on Wednesday voted mainly along party lines to confirm from Schwartz to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The vote ends months of leadership uncertainty at the nation's premier public health agency but leaves unresolved the central question that dominated her confirmation pro-

cess. Will she preserve the agency's scientific independence under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert T. Kennedy Jr.? The vote was 10.44, with Sen. Tim Kates, Congress, as the only Democrat to vote ran with all Republicans.

Schwartz, a physician and retired State war admiral who served as deputy U.S. surgeon general during President Donald

Trump's first term, will take over as the CDC's permanent director nearly a year after Trump fired Susan Monacre.

Monacre retired to resign, most pressure by Kennedy to change vaccine policy.

The CDC since the start of the second Trump administration has faced extraordinary upheaval from workforce cuts, leadership turnover and vaccine policy

changes directed by Kennedy. Schwartz will take over as the CDC confronts the nation's largest documented co-important outbreak, the highest U.S. measles case count in 10 years and continued concerns over 10,000 areas influence and other emerging infectious diseases.

During her confirmation hearing, Schwartz was repeatedly pressed by senators on wheth-

er she would defeat the CDC's scientific integrity if political directives conflicted with the evidence.

She pledged that she would "never betray the science" but dropped short of saying she would politely oppose Kennedy to defend her title, and to take actions she believed were unsupported by scientific evidence.

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Firefighters at the scene of a Russian missile attack. Ukrainian forces were sent to shoot down a single Russian missile Wednesday during an aerial bombardment of Kyiv and the surrounding region.

Russian barrage in Ukraine leaves 'horrific casualties'

BY KOSTANETOV KIRCHOV AND DORIS L. STERN

KSV — Ukrainian forces failed to shoot down a single Russian missile early Wednesday during Moscow's latest aerial bombardment of Kyiv and the surrounding region — to what President Volodymyr Zelensky said was a consequence of a plunge in an inhalistic systems supplied by its partners, including the United States.

Zelensky wrote on X that 37 people were killed, adding: "Ballistic missile interceptors could have saved the lives of those killed today. It is very important that our partners understand that delays in supplying them, or an unwillingness to provide anti-ballistic systems, lead directly to such horrific casualties and destruction." In a separate post Wednesday, he said that the number of air defense missiles supplied by partners "has dropped threefold compared with 2023."

"Our partners do have the muscles," Zelensky wrote. "It is important that the necessary political decisions on supplies and the acceleration of production processes are ultimately made."

It was the third major ballistic attack on Kyiv in a week, and came only days after Zelensky warned that his country had run out of our defense interceptors.

Russia launched 26 ballistic and free hypersonic cruise missiles overnight, along with 212

attack drones, most of which targeted the area outside of Kyiv. Ukraine's Air Force said on social media, 4/5 of the missiles and 17 drones struck targets. More than 20 people were injured, officials said.

Russian forces also appear to be expanding their list of civilian targets, striking the logistics hub of Russia and distribution centers of Sligo, two of Ukraine's largest supermarket chains. Six

people were killed in the Sligo strike, company officials wrote on Facebook.

Eight people were also killed in the Kyiv suburb of Brovary as they waited on a station platform for their train, which had been delayed, local official Vt. Iuliy Bilian said during a broadcast on Ukrainian television.

In a statement posted on social media, Associate Defense Ministry said it carried out a

"massive strike" that resulted "in the destruction of transportation, logistics, and distribution centers in the city of Kyiv and the Kyiv region."

Ukraine relies on the U.S.-designed Patriot air defense systems as its only means to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles, and until recently, a large number were intercepted. However, the systems interceptor missiles are in short supply to part be-

A Ukrainian family watches smoke rise following massive Russian strikes in Kyiv.

cause of the large number used during the Iran war.

European governments, Ukraine's chief military backers, have been reluctant to hand over more of their Patriots out of worry that could bolittle their own defenses. Earlier this year, the Trump administration predicted several European countries to send Kyiv their Patriot missiles, but some declined out of such concern, people familiar with the private discussions said.

263.70 officials say production of the U.S.-made batteries and other air defenses is lagging behind the pace of global conflict and impacting countries including the United States.

On Friday, President Donald Trump also appeared to reverse an agreement reached with Zelensky earlier to provide Ukraine with licenses to produce interceptor missiles itself.

"The situation is really bad," a former senior Ukrainian official said Wednesday speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject, predicting a "worst scenario" by this winner. "No interceptors now, and in upcoming months I don't believe that this is possible to find some significant numbers. It's important, and even if we would have some figures, it won't be enough, because Russia has many more ballistic missiles."

On social media on Wednesday, Zelensky also called for Ukraine's allies to impose additional sanctions on Russia since

he said "a significant share" of the components that Moscow citizens abroad for its ballistic missile production were not under sanctions.

Russia's latest attack destroyed warehouses and logistics centers of some of Ukraine's largest retail companies.

From Chlebchikina, a co-founder of Rostrika — Ukraine's largest online marketplace, similar to Amazon — said that a distribution warehouse in the Kyiv suburb of Brovary, where more than 300,000 orders were processed daily, was destroyed completely and could not be restored. No one was injured in the attack, to fire "great relief," she said.

"Today I was supposed to post about Rostrika turning 21. To thank our customers, partners, and team for this long journey we have traveled together," Chlebchikina wrote on Facebook.

"Survival, at night I watched as my life's work learned down after three ballistic missiles hit," she said.

But in part, Ukrainian drones in recent weeks have been bombarding warehouses run by Russia's largest e-commerce marketplace. Wildberries. On Wednesday, Ukrainian drones attacked a facility in Russia's central Tula region, Tsinghua channel and local officials said.

Divers reported from Matarchevo, Ukraine. Chlebchikina in Brussels and Rostrika Michalacheva in Riga, Latvia, contributed to this report.

BUDGET

MEXICO

State Dept. bonds reward for cartel head

The State Department on Wednesday offered a $22 million reward for information leading to the capture of Juan Carlos González, or "Polio," ending up pressure on a U.S. citizen who has emerged as the figurehead of Mexico's most powerful cartel.

The reward was bumped up from $6 million. The Trump administration offered a total of $500 million in rewards for various leaders of the Jubim: New Generation Cartel, or CDSC, and restricted the visas of family members and business associates of cartel members.

The State Department said it was aimed at "tripping the

organizational leadership" while President Donald Trump has camped up pressure on Mexico and other Latin American nations to carry out his recently agenda.

CDSC is among eight Mexican cartels designated as a foreign terrorist organization. The group was dealt a blow to February when leader Simeono Rubén (leaguera Cervantes, or "El Mencho," was killed by the Mexican military. The U.S. provided intelligence for the operation, which resulted in a blunt in violence in the state of Jubim).

González, Cleaguera Cervantes's regents and a dual Mexican and U.S. citizen, is reported to have taken control of the cartel, which is involved in areas including avocado production and

drop smuggling.

Wednesday's move comes a few weeks after the Trump administration stopped sanctions against 50 people and companies linked with the cartel, including González. The next front from assets and blocked U.S. financial transactions with those cited.

— Associated Press

PAKISTAN

Body of famed climber recovered from peak

Search teams backed by military helicopters recovered the bodies of concerned British-Supali nonviolence: Ahmad Fuzja and three other missing climbers Wednesday, bringing the number of bodies recovered

from Broad Peak to seven nearly a week after an avalanche swept away a 10-member international expedition, officials said.

The Alpine Club of Pakistan said the operation was one of the most technically demanding recovery missions ever carried out on the mountain. It said the bodies of Fuzja, Chinese climber Zheng Wang and Nepali climbers Nima Horepa and Kile Horepa were brought to Broad Peak base Camp.

Search teams brought down three other bodies Saturday.

The bodies will be transported to a military hospital in Sharda when weather permits, local officials said.

The climbers, who came from Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, China, Britain and the United States, were swept away by

an avalanche last Thursday in Pakistan's northern Gilgit-Ballistan region, in what the Alpine Club has described as one of the country's deadliest nonretrainering disasters.

— Associated Press

TURKEY

Bill aiming for peace goes to parliament

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party on Wednesday filed a bill in parliament to advance a peace initiative aimed at ending the following conflict with Kurdish nationals, including a provision for an effective pardon for former fighters.

The Kurdistan Wr. Party, or FKK, last year declared its

decision to disarm and disband as part of the peace effort with Turkey, following a call by its experienced leader, Abdullah Oruhan. The FKK then staged a symbolic disarmament ceremony in northern Iraq, where it is heard, and announced that it was withdrawing fighters from key locations in Turkey to Iraq.

The bill toward "strengthening national solidarity and social cohesion" defines the procedures for overseeing the FKK's disarmament and the judicial treatment of its members.

Parliament's Justice Committee on Friday will consider the bill before a debate in the general assembly, said Abdullah Galer, chair of the Justice and Development Party's parliamentary group.

— Associated Press

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WHO chief says Ebola outbreak is outpacing response

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KIRKHARA, GORGO — The world's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak is spreading faster than efforts to fight it, the head of the World Health Organization and on Wednesday during a visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where some health workers are striking over a lack of pay.

Nearly three months into the outbreak, new cases are doubling in some hot spots, before Adhanom Ekatereseni said in a post on it after meeting with officials in the capital, Kinshasa. It was the second visit by the WHO director general to the Central African country since the outbreak was declared in mid-May.

"We all agree that we must urgently and maximally scale up all our efforts across all pillars of the response and by all partners," Indros said.

The outbreak has accounted for 3,076 confirmed cases, including 1,751 deaths as of Monday, according to the latest data from Congo's Ministry of Health.

In front province, the episodes of the outbreak, families said many frontline workers have gone on strike, worsening access to health care that was already challenged by rebel conflict in one of Congo's most remote and vulnerable areas, its east near the borders of South Sudan, Uganda and Rwanda.

While some workers say they have started receiving payment in the last week for work done since the outbreak began, they are demanding improved wages.

Anvert Rahina, a resident of Russia, the capital of Iran, blamed the death of his two brothers from Ebola on the strike. "We urge the authorities to quickly find a solution to prevent other families from experienced, the same tragedy," he told the Associated Press.

The State Department said Wednesday that it will provide an additional $165 million in funding for immediate Ebola response and preparedness efforts in the region and for humanitarian assistance related to the outbreak. Ruth Harding, it said in a statement, has now

A cemetery last month in Mumpwala, Democratic Republic of Congo. The outbreak has accounted for 1,751 deaths as of Monday, according to the latest government data.

exceeded $932 million in direct assistance.

The outbreak has eclipsed all previous Ebola outbreaks to its speed of transmission and is the second-largest outbreak on record, behind the 2004-05 West Africa outbreak that recorded more than 28,000 cases, including over 21,000 deaths.

The Bundibugyo virus that

is causing this outbreak has no approved treatment or vaccine, and local officials believe it began in a remote area long before it was declared on May 10.

The outbreak is still "spreading at an alarming and unprecedented rate," the medical charity Everson Without Doctors said on Wednesday.

"The response is expanding

but is still not reaching communities quickly enough to break transmission chains," the group said.

Joan Kjaerra, head of the Africa Centers for Disease and Control, said Tuesday during a visit to China that contact tracing isn't working, with at least 40 percent to 70 percent of new cases coming outside of those

being monitored after exposure to patients.

Late detection of cases has been a key contributor to the 40 percent fatality rate, officials say. Of the 17 most recent cases reported during a 24-hour period, we were fatal, according to the health ministry. At least 717 patients are in isolation while 368 patients have recovered.

Indros called for action to reach all affected localities, strengthen coordination under the government's leadership and protect health workers.

"Above all, communities must be at the center of and have ownership of the response," he said. "We cannot stop Ebola without their trust, leadership and partnership."

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China announces controls on drone exports to U.S.

Move is one of a series of economic measures against Washington

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SANBURY — China announced a series of economic measures Wednesday against the United States, including controls on exports of drones to the U.S. and a ban on dealings with an American entities. In response to recent restrictions imposed by Washington.

Tensions are connecting between the world's two biggest economies ahead of an expected visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the U.S. in September, despite signs of warming due during his meetings with President Donald Trump in Beijing in May.

The Commerce Ministry said the sanctions are in response to recent issues from the CIA, including a ban by the Federal Communications Commission on imports of Chinese drones and the Department of Mines and Security's decision to add to Chinese companies to the Higher Period Labor Prevention Act and the two previous imports of goods made with forced labor.

The "transverse seriously" is other the important economic reaction for the two basic waste and severely damage China's legitimate rights and interests. China has no choice but to take necessary countermeasures in response. The statement is a statement.

It emphasized that China was acting with a needed and urged the U.S. to keep its measures against Beijing and create "recovering practices." It also wanted of further sanctions at the CIA's role in the restrictive measures against China.

A brother stands next to a line of humanoid robots at the World AI Conference in Shanghai last month. The United States recently announced a ban on imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots, citing national security risks.

Beijing is requiring reviews on a case-by-case basis of imports of unmanned aerial vehicle, thus key companies and related technologies that are on a list of export-controlled dual-use items that can serve both civilian and military purposes.

No US entities, including Applied DNA licenses, Inc. and the nongovernmental group Human Rights in China, were banned from engaging in trade or other activities with entities in China.

China also banned a weapon against a compliance Testing LLC from engaging in business in China because it had worked with the FCC in "banning China's sovereignty and security" according to a separate statement from the Commerce Ministry.

The industry also said it was investigating the possible impact on national security of imported printing software and office equipment, but it did not name affected companies.

The State Administration for Market Regulation announced that the issue in the US that conduct follow-up factory inspections on behalf of Chinese miners in FCC certification can be longer provide those certifications.

CCC certifications are meant to ensure electronic products from a bank safety standard. The new rule will oblige U.S. makers of certified electronics to hire and/are based outside of the U.S. or to rely on other uses if it designated bodies for such certifications.

In December, the U.S. FCC banned the import of new Chinese drones, though it later revised that ban to allow for some time.

Last week, it also announced bans on imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots and power investors, citing national security risks. In a move that is offset targets China.

U.S. stock markets hold near records on hopes of an agreement with Iran

BY DEAN ALF, TRADE Associated Press

NEW YORK — Stocks manuked to a mixed-basin on Wall Street on Wednesday and remained close to their records, while of the past half-march.

The uncertain trading on Wall Street followed two days of big gains that gave the weak and August a strong start, leaving big technology companies demand though, ultimately weighing down the market.

The S&P 500 fell 12.97 points, or 0.2 percent, to close at 172.0. The index spent most of the day higher after surging to a record Tuesday.

"The coded spring inventory have been waiting for has finally released, with the S&P 500. In the margin, the record digits for the first time in two months," said Mark Bockett, chief market manager at Nationwide, in a report.

The Dow Jones potential to wage rose 202.26 points, or 0.5 percent, to 143.00. In reaching the record.

The Nasdaq fell 121.02 points, or 0.4 percent, to 142.63.44. The index was weighed down by big

technology companies losing ground, including a 4 percent drop for Google's 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 latest round of earnings reports with sharp overall gains. Those quarters of the companies within the S&P 500 have reported results on the end Wall Street reports profit growth of 10 percent when they are off-bodied.

The Wall Disney Co. rose 3.6 percent after costly beating Wall Street's profit forecasts, helped by a $1 billion rise after least from "The Story 5" and former park revenue.

Booking Holdings jumped 4.6 percent after reporting that having been released down profit and revenue growth during its most recent quarter.

Elon Shields Special, fell 25.6 percent after the release late Tuesday of its first quarterly report as a public company, which showed that it already received spending on artificial intelligence. The company did help give memorandum grant Nvidia a 3.6 percent boost after

Michael Putilla works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday. The Dow reached another record high.

announcing it would exclusively use that company's chips for its artificial intelligence technology.

That announcement weighed an advanced Micro Devices, which fell 7 percent. Most had previously said that SpaceX and his electric vehicle company, Tesla, would use chips from both

Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia.

Treasury yields slipped in the bond market. The yield on the Versus Treasury slipped to will prevent from only percent from late Tuesday.

European markets were mixed.

Strong corporate profits and expectations for more growth ahead have been steering stocks higher. Wall Street has also been worried about stock prices becoming unprofitably high, especially within the technology sector and its companies focused on artificial intelligence. Profit growth, especially by some of the big deprivation, like Nvidia, could help justify some of the big investments those companies are making in AI.

Advanced companies, with their big market values, have been behind many of the big market swings and most of Wall Street's gains.

"The market appears to be moving from rewarding companies for AI spending to assessing the revenue and earnings that there is a problem," said "growers," said Brian Therton, analyst, investment strategy at Edward Jones, in a report.

Uncertainty about the dynamics of the U.S. war with Iran continues hanging over the market. President Donald Trump said a draft to impact the think of liberties could come as early as Wednesday, the three have been many stops and starts during the

few-month old conflict that has stilled the global supply of oil and carbon energy markets.

The price of Brent crude, the international standard, fell 0.1 percent to $70.40 a barrel. Oil prices have been swinging the markets and have surged to that per barrel at one point during the conflict, selling already state-society high inflation. Higher oil prices pushed gasoline prices higher and increased shipping costs for a wide range of products.

Inflation concerns have been hanging over markets and the Robert Roberts. The central bank has been tending to last benchmark rate steady as it examines the costs and the impact on the economy. Wall Street reports the central bank to raise the market share to the end of 2020. Household spending on market welfare, despite the three years of the year, is not working from gas to groceries.

The 2nd market has been one of the stronger areas of the economy, though growth has been slowing down. The 2nd and another update on Friday with the monthly employment report for July.

MARKET

TECHNOLOGY

Leader of Google's AI work steps aside

A Nobel Prize-winning pioneer of artificial intelligence is stepping aside from his role leading Google's work on the technology, as the company faces pressure to keep up in the AI race.

Brandi Ramallo co-founded Leedsal-based AI lab (Houghton in 1994, then sold it in 2014 to Google, where his team continues) to research. He was made 2017, and a project work at the AI in 2020, after the arrival of OpenAI's ChatGPT, David Alston Valley.

Ramallo will stay at Google for more for time on string AI to make new scientific breakthroughs, such as creating new pharmaceuticals. He is shared the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2018 for DeepMind's work on predicting how protein molecules take.

The AI lab is now done about 6 percent Wednesday following the news.

Analysts have questioned whether Google can keep up with younger AI rivals such as OpenAI and Anthropic, maker of the chatbot Canada.

The Washington Post has a content partnership with OpenAI.

Sover Kurodunoglu, another longtime Google executive and DeepMind researcher, will lead the company's AI efforts. Google said in an announcement.

Jeff Sosa, another veteran Google AI executive, is leaving the company to form a start-up building AI for scientific discovery.

— David De Spock

SPACE

Part of SpaceX rocket crashes into moon

The discarded upper portion of a rocket launched by Elon Shields Special, had now unintentionally crashed into the moon early Wednesday, adding jet another came to the surface of our nearest neighbor. The crash was predicted

earlier this week by independent astronomer Bill Gray, who estimated that the rocket would hit the moon at around 4,400 mph.

The rocket was launched by SpaceX in January 2020 to deliver a harder to the moon's surface. A satellite is supposed to pass over the crater area in about a week, an astronomer at the University of Cambridge told the BBC.

Space debris, especially in and around Earth, has been a concern for researchers, as though the SpaceX rocket could is not supposed to affect our planet.

Nikki administrative Israel Isaacman, a close ally of Mink, told the News on Wednesday morning that "the moon has clearly seen better days."

— Mevans Waldougal

FOOD SAFETY

Jalapeños off menu at some Chipotles

Chipotle Montana ODP said Tuesday that it had removed jalapeños from some of its

restaurants after determining that the purpose are potentially tied to a salmonella outbreak that public health officials are investigating.

In a brief statement, Chipotle maintained that the "health and safety of our guests and employees is not highest priority" — and that it had pulled the jalapeños out of an abundance of canines and "explored them with product from different groceries" to off locations where a previous comment let had been distributed.

The company did not specify where the initial purpose came from but noted that the jalapeños in question were sent across multiple states to several retailers.

— Associated Press

GAMING

Electronic Arts sells itself for $55 billion

Video game giant Electronic Arts officially has new venture. The California-based main or of popular titles such as

"Battlefield" and "The Bins" announced Tuesday that it closed the $55 billion sale of its business to Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund FIP, investment firm Oliver Lake Partners and Affinity Partners, which is run by President Donald Trump's secure-law Israel Kushnani.

The acquisitions price tag to the largest-ever for a harvest found in private equity deal, wider shifts to the gaming world could be on the war period, the deal is complete.

Some analysts have noted that going private could grant investment money in developing and distributing future games outside presence of the public market. But others point to the $20 billion in debt financing the deal took on — which could result in sizable layoffs and other cost-vetting measures.

That made even are on Saudi Arabia's FIP and Kushnani's Affinity Partners. Critics are wary about what this new ownership could mean for his games down the road.

In a Tuesday statement, Kushnani maintained that it's

had "created stories, characters, and communities that have become part of everyday life for hundreds of millions of people" and that Affinity was "excited to suggest the company as it continues to reach new audiences."

Meanwhile, organizations like Internet International and Human Rights Watch have also been highly critical of Saudi Arabia's overall investments in sports and sports — with some covering the nature of "spontaneating" to China's international attention from human rights abuses.

The new ownership urged its gaming investments over the years.

Beyond EA, the sovereign fund is also a minority investor in India's gaming giant, Kermuda and has a large reports portfolio, including completely gaining leadership from the NABIC and "Madden 1963" and "EA Sports FC" (formerly FIFA) will now have the belief that the law is the. Now that the transaction is complete, EA stockholders will receive $250 in cash per share.

— Associated Press

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THURSDAY OPINION

THE LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930, PHOTOGRAPH: KATHLEEN HARTLEY, 1920-1930

ROGER, LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930

LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930

R. A. HOLLAND, THURSDAY, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930, PHOTOGRAPH: KATHLEEN HARTLEY, 1920-1930

The photographs that complicate America's most enduring myth

BY SARAH STACKE AND BRIAN ADAMS

There is a particular kind of imagery of Indigenous life helped in the American socioeconomic conservatism, staged, frozen in the past. But these familiar images were almost certainly not created by Indigenous people themselves. How does this history look when Indigenous people are behind the camera?

When we started the research for what became our book, "In Light and Shadow: A Photographic History from Indigenous America," we didn't know exactly where or what we would uncover. We spent years consulting Native communities, historical societies, museums and family collections. We looked at one of thousands of photographs from North and South America and Hawaii.

What we saw in photographs made by Indigenous Americans over two centuries was specificity, complexity and radical self-awareness. Traditions that have evolved, not disappeared. Land that is often beautiful but rarely empty.

Some of the earliest known Indigenous photographers can portrait studies, their talents sought by community members who chose to wear regalia, cotton dresses and neckless in their portraits. On the Blackfoot Nation in Montana in the 1940s, Ella Muir Pence Yellow Wolf (photographed her daily life: Brian Katz (pictor of Alaska Dera and Jewish heritage) works with Katty, a photographic process invented in the 1950s, creating images that simplify eras.

The full scope of Indigenous American history is still being discovered. There are photographic collections lying in wait in bedroom closets, community bands and institutional life cabinets. Every collection represents love lives, and the stories those lives make possible.

The American story has always had more than one author. In the country's 1950s year, that hours repeating. These photographs and their makers are not a footnote to American history. They are American history.

Smart Stories is a photographer, author and technical researcher trained in Broadway. Brian Adams is an English photographer based in Anchorage.

THE LADY FRONT, WASHINGTON, 1920-1930

Top: Phillip and Helen Battler, Blackfoot Nation, around 1940-45.

Middle row, from left: Artist Manelus Archuleta in 1939. Rio Chama River Valley, New Mexico.

Cryote Take No. 1, 1947, Sepulveda, New Mexico.

Two young men at B.A. Haldane's photography studio, Melukaitla, Alaska, around 1949.

Left: Larissa Lorraine Grieve (Ning'a, Gitman, Mitin, Swedish, Irish and Scottish). Made in 1951 on the Unveiled Lands of the Mungwam, Nansmide, and Tchili Wamrish Nations (British Columbia, Canada).

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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY voters in Michigan just made it harder for their party to dig the theater. Under El-Sayed struggles mightily with the working-class voters he claims his policies will help The Better Another and/or badly malleysed, formal precincts pulls to the out a score on a Standard Senate primary with less than 50 percent. A win is a win, but he can be born! Engage into the green house, you.

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While El-Sayed expects the "nonprofit" label, he campaigned on Michigan for all, opposition to Israel, voting taxes on the wealthy and shrinking U.S. Immigration and Customs913.

Meanwhile, two moderate candidates divided the vote in Michigan's 7th Congressional District, allowing the co-treating of the theater. Movement to win the Democratic nomination in July battleground.

El-Sayed's victory is the culmination of a progressive uprising that began a decade ago with Sanders, who won an unexpected upset over Hillary Clinton in Michigan's 2016 Democratic primary. Joe Birkett, who won Sanders there in 2020, just as carefully shot down campaigning, put him on the gildy path to the nomination. But Democratic action not in Michigan and elsewhere came to deeply resent party leaders for clearing the field or Italian could run again in 2024, despite obviously not being up for

the job.

Republican haven't won a Senate race in the Wolverine State since 1996, but President Donald Trump carried out state votes. El-Sayed's Republican opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers, narrowly lost to moderate Sen. Elmer Rollins (D) in 2024.

Senator Van Perschott (D) Narrow on break 50-50 Jan. Democrats need to set four Senate seats. Loving Michigan would require them to face the Senate state to flip. Democrats see opportunities to pick up GOP-held seats in North Carolina, Maine, Ohio, Alaska, Iowa and Texas.

Things to so unpopular right now, and the national environment is so favorable for Democrats. But El-Sayed might be a Google channel. It is from and the GOP controls the Senate for the last two years of Trump's term as a result, it could teach Democrats an important lesson heading into 2024. Progression, not radicalism, offers the best path out of the wilderness.

DRAWING BOARD

Maryland Democrats kick off the 2020 gerrymandering doom cycle

MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC and placed a constitutional foundation on the state's election too bullet that will let their party redistrict the state's only Republican-held congressional district out of existence.

This kicks off another gerrymandering doom cycle for 2020, which will leave the House less representative of the people and politicians less responsive to independent-minded voters.

This is the lamentable - and entirely predictable - consequence of the Texas GOP's Senate from late partisan manholes in 2020. Equal as to President Donald Trump, Republican in the Long Star Wars overshadowed their maps to give them an edge in five Democratic-controlled congressional districts. It was an outrageous power grab designed to protect the narrow House majority.

That kicked off a year to the best of the multiple states sought to make a major seats as possible through a badly partisan gerrymandering. California passed a referendum to allow the legislature to counteract the new Texas map, while Republicans in Missouri, Ohio and North Carolina redistricted to gain a few more votes.

Virginia passed its own referendum in April, allowing Democrats to gain an advantage in four red districts, prompting Florida Republicans to do the same in four blue districts.

For a moment, it seemed another part to would end up with major gains - or that the GOP might even major during the fight, since a Democratic worst could make the redwest boundaries look like doom-remanders.

But then Virginia's government could throw out its state's new map over pre-ordered issues, and the U.S. Supreme Court opened a new front to weaken-

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) on Wednesday at the State House in Annapolis.

ing the Voting Rights Act mandates its stance to maintain minority-majority districts. That allowed Alabama, Louisiana and Tennessee to redistrict in favor of Republicans.

This gave the GOP a significant boost in the fight for the House than bid and let Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore) to consider his opposition, which blocked a redraw during the legislative session this spring. Democratic in New York are prepping a similar referendum for their state next year.

On Wednesday, at Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) stated the bill to get the measure (in November's ballot, he said, "I continue to believe that our country needs national redistricting to be in the world that happens, inaction is not an option."

Also every three state party session with boundaries for its political gain,

it does so at the expense of voters. Assuming the redistricting referendum in Maryland passes, Democrats would win 100 percent of the congressional seats, even though more than a third of the state's voters can believe for Republicans in 2024.

We have been consistent throughout this stage, criticizing both parties to discover their sought to gerrymander. We have also passed the two holdouts in both parties to the principle that voters should choose their elected officials, not the other war arenas!

Unfortunately, too many partisans disagree. The result is that a population will continue to worsen and move House elections will be decided in the primary than in the general. The profit is not a big deal for redistricting will mean that major change from election to election, leaving politicians too connected to their constituents.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Bid a fund farewell to

Dallas's people move

Regarding the July 29 Metro article "Good relations to the 'people move'" (Notice to Dallas Airport, 2:30 p.m. say)

I am proudly one of those "people move sympathizers" who are "the odd far between." But I get it. It's become clear, due to safety risks, that the right thing to do is to retire the outdated state for breezes.

Like every air transfer, I want to know that the striker and airport's top priority is building and maintaining safe airplanes, a safe air traffic control system and support, efficient software to support it. The Federal Aviation Administration website says it is building a $10.5 billion air traffic control system, modernization project called Modern Mine. Does the overhead of Dallas airport traffic need to cost more than $10 billion?

The Trump administration should prioritize spending on air travel safety over terminal facilities. Travelers like me don't really care whether Dallas is the greatest airport in the country. Do just want to know that we will have a safe flight.

Sara McAlpine, Boston

Sara Saunders, the great moderator architect who designed Dallas, deserves credit for his innovative approach to the design of the project he has works for studied European airports and found that the thyroid approach was for passengers to walk down a concourse to their boarding gate, descend a flight of stairs, board a regular city bus to travel to their plane, and then climb another set of stairs to found the plane.

To minimize the distance people lost to walk from the terminal to their plane and eliminate the need for using stairs, saunders defined the mobile lounges. This allowed passengers to walk a short distance from check-in to the mobile lounge and travel directly to their plane.

These Dallas was opened, this system worked well, but the advent of families made the lounges too small to carry a plumb and of people. Now they are here for transporting people from terminal to concourse. Though the Dallas mobile lounges no longer serve the purpose for which they were created, Saunders deserves credit for coming up with an ingenious solution to minimize the inconvenience airline passengers had to endure when Dallas came into service. He also designed an incredible beautiful terminal.

Michael S. McGill, Minnesota

to long as the tariffs remain in place. Tariffs make most people present than they would otherwise be. The recent top of growth of real U.S. press domestic product is consistent with what we in the form 2010 novel product.

Lynn also wrote that "in total, U.S. airports increased from $270 billion in Mar 2016 to $312 billion in Mar 2019. But why start with Mar 2016, nearly a year before Liberation Day? According to the Federal Reserve Economic Data to which Lynn linked, aspects of this year in March 2020. This was the month before Liberation Day. Since the airports are down to about 0 percent, then the "inforter" - not definitely - of economic impact."

Donald J. Brockman, Fairfax The writer is an economics professor at George Mason University

The cost of financial stress

The fact of some article "the financial stress affects your team in the long term" highlighted an important part of the 2020-2024 budget. In fact, the cognitive well-being is shaped not only by individual choices but also by our environment.

I'm a pediatric neurology resident, and I see in our work every day how social circumstances influence children's health and development. During medical school, our work with a student run health education and counseling program called Youth State reinforced how financial stress can limit families ability to access resources that support healthy development. The study highlighted by the article adds to growing evidence that socioeconomic stress at the school is physical health and longevity but also the brain.

Chronic stress, limited access to health care and barriers to meeting basic needs can have effects that extend far forward a daughter immediate moment. Though discussions of brain health often emphasize lifestyle interventions such as cigarette, drug, and nutrition, these recommendations are difficult to follow when families struggle with physical insecurity.

Preventing brain health requires more than educating individual about healthy choices. Policies and consumer or resources that reduce financial stress and ensure equitable opportunities for children and families deserve investment.

Mary McCarthy, Philadelphia

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Gas prices rose because of Trump's Iran war, not oil company greed

PRIZES ARE NOT by supply and demand. That economic loss is a fundamental at their costs, but not for the first time. President Donald Trump is acting like he's above the law.

Trump signed into energy giants. Chevron and Kimmibbled that week for windfall profits until the Iran war. Chevron reported a quarterly record of $12.1 billion, and Kimmibbled's $16.3 billion nearly doubled last year's second quarter profit.

"That's making too much money heard as a damage," the president once himself in the Post Office. "They're going to give some of that back to the public, and they better cut the retail price."

Oil companies have been forced to absorb minor changes to demand can cause big price moves. Minor changes like a pandemic or war, have a far more substantial impact. Since reported, a record loss of $12.4 billion is not an demand for its product planneerd. Chevron reported a loss of $17.7 billion.

The West of Herman, which accounts for 50 percent of the world's oil trade, remains largely shut down, driving up the global price.

The president might have considered this obvious consequence before he attacked Iran in Herman and failed to quickly establish American control over the retail. Prices at the group being roughly $1 higher today per gallon than they were a year ago is the result of its claims made in Washington, not by the oil makers.

Moreover, there are far worse problems for the White House to counter itself with their American companies experiencing success, which benefits shareholders and employees. They also help the gas companies' efforts "federal mineral development," which includes oil and gas losses, is the second largest source of animal revenue for the U.S. Treasury.

The strategy is go after oil profits risks undermining future investment. Just last week, BP announced plans

to sell its business in the North Sea. Thanks to a 2024 windfall tax brought in under the Conservative British government, the headline tax rate on oil and gas production in the United Kingdom is 70 percent.

Well, Trump said he doesn't like seeing oil companies making too much profit, but then added that he "should be the last one to say" to because he is an "entreprise guy." Yet the president has made health the centerpiece of his economic signals, taken government risks in private companies and praised New York's socialist source is the first Office. And the state from the war to Iran's that America needs an abundant supply of every form of energy for market. As private, the price would be much higher right now, for example, if progressive had managed to ban funding a few years ago.

If the president really wants to bring down prices, he should focus on expanding the supply of oil at home and abroad.

Tariffs and Econ Bill

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Democratic Senate candidate Abdel El-Sayed in Detroit on Tuesday night.

What El-Sayed's win proves about the Democratic Party

BY HENRY OLMAN

Michigan's manager says, the Democratic Senate primary, himself not to be a legislator. Special. But one thing is clear in a progressive Abdel El-Sayed's surprisingly narrow win over Rep. Henry Stevens, the choice of the old guard. The left-wing turnpapers is here to say.

Because El-Sayed was comfortably ahead in the polls in the closing week, the temptation may be to love the right word as good news for the retaliate. And that's what the average is making. El-Sayed won a huge share of the vote, and he did it in the face of about 500 million in outside spending for Stevens. That dwarfed what El-Sayed and his allies could sustain.

Moreover, he did it in a race that drew massive interest. More than 11 million people voted in the Democratic primary. That's done in the number that turned out in the sharply contested 2020 Democratic presidential primary. And yet it was still essentially a dead heat between the upstarts and a united establishment.

That's a telling takeaway: Highly ideological candidates at both parties tend to do best in low-tarent races, not forced ones. Yet time and again in recent cycles, progressive debate have shown that can compete in sharply contested, high-tornest primaries, even when they are masterly outspent. Now York Mayor Zehran Mamdani did it, and now El-Sayed has matched him. So, serious Democrats—strategic—are not that there's some shindering Democratic majority that just needs to be swallowed to hold back the insurgency at the gate.

Other progressive also did well. Frankly, showing El-Sayed's achievement was not about for particular talents as a candidate to Stevens's particular swallowed. William Lawrence won more than 30

percent of the vote in Michigan's 7th Congressional District, defeating two-napole, well-funded foes. State Rep. Donovan McKinney narrowly deduced Rep. Rich Thambol in the 10th District. Even an undecided progressive who had never held chest off offer, Saba Reeves, won almost one-third of the vote in the 12th District, finishing second to establishment-backed state foes, former Moo.

Unless any good to Rep. Walter Bell's sure win ever formed, the election of himself is the Bush in Missouri (10 District), but Bush is a special case. He can an anastomotic campaign, spending almost no money on television, while Bell and his allies364, promised for with over $4 million in ads. And the bad given those plenty to contend for with, such as a 100th interview in which she said that she was "seeing harness" in the Biden-Barrie Administration. Most progressive candidates know not to say something so stupid on television.

The progressive turnpapers creates huge problems for any establishment Democrat. There is a complexity of resolvable evidence that the left's power reaches beyond deep blue vision can be. That means that every elected Democrat needs to think twice before taking a position on an issue that has previously hardest on the left. Angus Shaw, and they might just primary—yes—and—yes.

And within 8 down 70% candidates will dramatically shift the debate in the upcoming 2020 presidential primaries. The establishment would love for a member to do at 10th as possible to placate the left and rapidly shift to the center on his feet, not issues such as immigration, transgender rights and support for Israel. But that's a recipe for an each cent. Adopting that strategy will immediately make the candidate a target for a left that wants an unspoiled progressive. Triangulation need not apply.

Instead, the savvy establishment Democrat will

want to prevent this insurgency from finding its voice in a true balance, such as Rep. Alexander Ocasio-Cortin. (New York). That means getting out in front of the progressive people now. Taming the base, they bring its name slowly to sign state man be a color change. But the alternative is going down with the establishment House.

Michigan's only position on the 2024 primary schedule—it is set to be the fifth state in vote—are certain boundaries. The establishment thinks a surety must have been that putting a large, less difficult marketer state in that position would lack teenagers in their own. After all, it was for Robert's because was in Michigan in 2020 that ended out here for the first. Berrie Sanders (3 Vermont) could win.

But now it appears that Michigan might be fertile ground for a shuntomatic progressive coming off primary votes in Nevada or New Hampshire. Oops.

There's no sure way out of this box. In a democracy, the people side. Republican voters broke with their establishment a decade ago when they continued Donald Trump. Now many Democratic voters seem eager to make a similar leap of faith, believing that the people must be harsest—stopped the slide—and the party and may even have unintentionally helped it along. Telling angry voters to stop and think will have about as much other new than 2020 other efforts did then.

Michigan then continue what has been increasingly obvious for a while. The left is here, it is powerful, and it wants to drive the Democratic bus. We don't yet know how the storm will play on. Trump won, after all—but it's a salt bet that this struggle will be the defining feature of the 2024 campaign. Let the battle begin.

Henry Olson is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

THEODORE R. JOHNSON

The complicated case of democratic socialists and the Black vote

The word is some places is that democratic socialists are winning over Black voters, most entirely soon in the Democratic primary for many of the nation's capital. Elsewhere, though, youths contend that these voices are rejecting socialism and its candidates, as in last week party primary for New York City issues, when then candidate Zehran Mamdani, has Black communion by wide margins. Polls add no clarity, finding that most Black voters affect have on opinion of democratic socialists or are unseen about it.

These competing coalition are part of the current contest in the Democratic Party, one its coalition and future. In a midterm election year, reaching the system is especially pressing for an establishment hoping to harness—and, at times, contain—the growing news of democratic socialist masters and legislators. Black voters, given their numbers and influence, are almost always essential to the party's chances in competitive general elections. But here is the change the party's direction and determining which wing prevails in any given primary is an easily a function of geography as of candidate or platform.

The most progressive areas in the country are concentrated in the Northeast, the West and parts of the Midwest. Aside from a few years' areas, the Black populations of these states are relatively low. In the 1990 Democratic primary, when Sen. Bernie Sanders (3 Vermont) was the Democratic socialist alternative to establishment candidates, he drew his strongest Black support from states where the group made up less than a quarter of the primary elections. He won at least 60 percent of Black primaries, which is many of those states, including Missouri, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.

In the 2020 Democratic primary, those regional divisions have been set example, Sanders won 46 percent of the loss in Minnesota and more than a third of Milwaukee County. By contrast, his weakest advantage is both primaries occurred in states where Black voters made up more than half of the primary elections.

Attendees at a speedily low, Bernie Sanders (3 Vermont) in Atlanta in 2016.

While the ideological diversity and partisan solidarity of Black voters are well understood, these geographic differences are often overlooked. As with any group, they are shaped by local politics and culture, where debate functions alter the way past those who alter the characters. And it's that progressive candidates poll higher Black support in places where they can already win, even when they lose the group overall. In other words, for democratic socialists, the road to the communion doesn't necessarily run through Black America, a threat that establishment candidates do not enjoy.

In primaries this week, Democratic Socialists of America number one. About 10 primaries from Bush lost decisively to an establishment-backed incumbent in Missouri, while Michigan Democrat John McKinney, the Donovan McKinney named to have split the Black vote with incumbent Rep. Rich Thambol in defeating him. And in the weakest-most-watched race, progressive candidates Abdel El-Sayed in Michigan's uneatical primary died out a victory over an establishment incumbent, Rep.

Haley Stevens, despite losing the Tri-County rosters where most Black voters make and leading the primaries run over. But he showed he was losing them by nearly 50 points.

For a party trying to togain control of Congress, those voted results hold clear about the appeal of democratic socialists to Black voters. It isn't proved in the 20th platform, which contains radical ideas such as establishing public ownership of large corporations and abolishing the Senate. One of it a problem of the electionist moving forward or endorsing socialism—the majority of Black Americans do not identify even high-profile 20th members such as Mamdani and Rep. Alexander Ocasio-Cortin (59 New York) as socialist.

Reflect, to the degree that democratic socialists appeal to Black voters, it is a function of regional politics and culture, thoughtfully with the Democratic Party. He chance to elect Black legislators at a time when many are exiting Congress, candidate charisma and the group and outside to the general election. In short, the electoral math, like the relationship between the party's competing factions, is complicated.

The Democratic Party's messaging is mixed, too. Recent party chairman, Anne Harrison admits. Need socialists competing to be a business, and it's so social media. 'Roses us building the party you actually support.' Yet, Sen. Chris Murphy (10-12-1995) has been a different. 'I want us to be a big 'one party,' he said, adding, 'I think that it's actually a sign of the threat to alive and growing when there's a control of ideas inside the party.'

But perhaps the most telling idea is the future of the party's democratic association. With primary schedules. The first will be held in South Carolina, where a daytime majority of primary voters are Black and prefer establishment candidates. The greatest ones in the country do immediately calendar in the first year. The first will be most legal voters the first word, meaning that geography, as much as ideology, sets the boundaries of the Democratic coalition.

GEORGE F. WALL

Now the midterms begin in earnest. Ask candidates three questions.

Political candidates greedy for power are often unenforceable with information about what they would do with it. And voters currently being educated to participate in meeting a new Congress might reasonably wonder—Why bother? Prohibition proves, Congress questions. Nevertheless, here are three commentaries: voters might seek from those currently seeking House or Senate seats.

First: When the Congressional Budget and Implementation Control Act of 1976 was passed, the national debt was less than $2000 billion. It is almost certain to reach 90 times that sum — $100 billion — next month. It has become normal for the federal government to run nearly 92 trillion budget-dollars, not closing full employment and steady accounts growth.

So, ask candidates about Warren Rafferty five-minute solution: 'I could end the deficit in five minutes. You just pass a law that says that anytime there's a deficit of more than 5 percent of GDP, all sitting members of Congress are dodging the reduction.'

Rafferty's decision is: Moderation. He understands, as John James did, that it is not love, it is insensitive that make the world go round. But a law might not affect the state's state would of fact a change in qualifications for the House and Senate, so a constitutional amendment would be necessary. Fine, ask the candidates if they would suggest one, and if not, this way.

Second: And the 1976 record of American would be startled, or bounced, or both, to learn that they are living during 10 national 'emergencies.' (The courts it does the five-man Center for Justice at New York University School of Law.) These have been declared by presidents whose powers are enhanced by invoking the National Emergencies Act of 1976.

Some of these declared emergencies have become long in the teeth. No even declared in the previous century in a recent豁免, the current president and his tacitly respond to the 'emergency' of a national trade deficit. This continuous 'threat law' — it is a something normal— has coincided with soaring national prosperity, but is an 'emergency' for both.

Candidates should be asked to commit to making life more verdict by making emergencies less numerous and persistent. Specifically, they should commit to legislators that may a declaration of emergency shall expire after 30 days unless there is a joint congressional resolution extending it.

Third: Congress may do areas for the great national debate of the 10th century—about man-door-therapy (women) expansion, 'minimal improvement' (canals, railroads, etc.), and slavery (especially in states in territories not yet states).

If a candidate will not commit

even to a small step to receive

Congress's disappointment, it is

fair to ask him or her. No you

sure you want to be a legislator?

As for Cost of the American Enterprise Institute writes, the 'threatment speeding of Congress,' 'Great Tenements,' (Daniel Webster, Henry Clay and John Calhoun) and others were national events, made so by being published in newspapers nationwide.

Like 2010, many Congressmen were, however, as Cost says, exempt and provided. So, 'veteraness had good reason for moving power to this exercise—because it is no more than one day.'

Cost, who came more about Congress than many of its members seem to, writes: 'It was have ever been to Washington, D.C., it is easy to appreciate just how much the party designers wanted you to notice Congress.' The Capitol sits on a hill, where the city's four quadrants converge. In 1930, Congress passed height limits on the city's buildings. He would at least 40,000 people, and about 12趟列. Congress's prominence sums in constitutional prominences — 2-creates all executive departments and all federal courts other than the Supreme Court.

Today's national debates focus on the White House 10 blocks west of Congress, or across First Street from Congress, in the Supreme Court. Congress no longer even controls most federal spending: Beginning with Social Security (SSS), then Medicare and Medicaid (MHE), the federal budget has become primarily (approximately 60 percent) a third-forty of entitlements—transfer payments.

It could begin to reverse its disappointment by involving itself with federal regulations that comport substantial private sector spending. Your pass, but the Regulations from the Executive is Need of Accident Act date yet. It would require Congress's approval of 'budget' regulations, defined as those with an annual impact on private sector entities of at least 2000 million.

It is also important to note that the two of the small steps toward countering the legislative board's involvement in actual government. It is not to be a matter of the time a new government want to be a legislator? There are often jobs involving less travel and more congenial colleagues. Parchecks is always being barricet.

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on the federal bench, he worked in relative obscurity. He rarely gave his potential safety a second thought.

That changed dramatically starting until last year. McConnell, 69, co-aired credible death threats. A MADA activist dosed his daughter. Two Republicans in Congress started impeachment proceedings against him. An insurance company even canceled. McConnell's homeowner's policy (the insured party was too risky, the firm indicated, with an attached link to one impeachment effort).

McConnell agreed to discuss his experience in detail with The Washington Post because he's worried about ongoing efforts to intimidate and designate judge. In his relatively small federal event, all three judges have worried threats in connection with military against the executive branch over the past 18 months, he said. This spring, one of those colleagues was unshamed by 1988 in a non-leading news release, a statement that "just lost in personal danger." McConnell later wrote.

A 1988 spokesperson declined to respond to questions about the news release and directed The Post to a recent statement by the agency's general counsel, the same official who last month criticized judges on social media. "Legitimate fact based critique of judges and their ratings is fair game in a free society," James Percival wrote in a post on the social media platform A.

Someone between the different branches of government are not new, Solan, an Obama opposition in New Jersey, said in an interview "very like your decade, she said, members of both parties have unbelieved their rhetoric about judges. But what is occurring under the Trump administration - where the president and other officials have relied federal judges 'monsters,' 'locators' and more,' and deemed rulings a form of 'legal issue neither' - is something else, she said.

"This is no longer applies to apples," Solan said, stressing that she was speaking as a mother, rather than in her official capacity. "This is apples to winemakers."

When asked about Trump's personalized attacks on judges, a White House spokeswoman said such opinions are a form of free expression. The implication that Trump sharing his thoughts about judges is "able to making threats to deeply conscious and should be dismissed by anyone with bad a heart," obliged Jackson said in a statement. "He one understands the dangers of political violence more than President Trump," she added. "The Trump Administration cares deeply for the safety of all members of the federal branch."

'A dagger through my heart'

McConnell, a Rhode Island native, spent most of his career as a trial lawyer. He was also active in government education, making large donations over decades, and his construction to the state's most important state Senate on party lines in 2021. When "you take that path," McConnell said, "even North Star changes to the rule of law."

When McConnell's law started working in the granite-kerch federal courthouse in Pennsylvania, he was an active judge in the questions of safety. He remembers being misled for not telling the U.S. marshals, who protect federal judges, about an out of the administration's position, he was conducting at a not-for-begin baseball stadium. "I thought 'we are trying to line my life,'" McConnell said.

The drastic reassessment of his own security began early last year. In late January, McConnell was cautiously assigned a case, as per procedure, challenging the Trump administration's sweeping forces on billions of dollars in federal funding. He granted a temporary restraining order. Ten days later, he reminded the government it was obliged to follow the order, noting that not completing would risk being held in criminal contempt.

That night, McConnell was at home alone reviewing legal papers when something startling preyed up on his phone. Latvia Lestner, a six-digit political activist, had posted about him on the social media site 5, accusing him of stressing his federal power in the funding forces case.

The post included a photo of McConnell's daughter, who had worked as a political opposition in the Department of Education under President Joe Biden. Elon Mink, 35,'s billionaire owner who was then heading the Trump

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"We've just doing our job," said U.S. District Judge John McConnell. "What's unusual is the Administration, the threats, the personalization of our doing our jobs."

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President Donald Trump has blasted individual federal judges as political activists whose rulings are illegitimate. Pictured here is the federal courthouse in Providence, Rhode Island, where McConnell works.

administrators's Department of Government Efficiency, swirled and the post to millions of followers.

"I signed up for whatever, I'll take the hangs," McConnell said. But when his daughter became a target, "I felt like someone put a dagger through my heart."

He escalated from there. Disturbing calls and emails began arriving at the federal courthouse, first by the dozens, then by the hundreds, about 600 in total. McConnell's case manager asked not to listen to them anymore.

McConnell recently played one that is saved on his phone: In an eightet-willed suit, the caller accused of McConnell of

"stopping war over" his "boundaries."

"You better tell little mothers -ing Judge McConnell, I don't know who the hell he thinks he is," the caller said. "I wish somebody would f-ing assassinate over it."

The U.S. Marshals Service told McConnell they had identified at least six credible death threats. One specifically measured McConnell's wife. Another turned up on the dark web - the result of the internet not accessible to search engines - where someone was looking for McConnell's home address, saying death at Wosnok wanted "to pay him a visit."

McConnell won't discuss the specific changes made to his

daily routine, except to see that the cooperation with the U.S. marshals have won't "compass."

McConnell's experience is not unique. In recent years, federal judges and Supreme Court justices have faced increasing risks to their oil act on the federal year, recently residents of "significant concern" jumped 57 percent, and 10.4% to 10.4% rise again, the judiciary recently told Congress.

According to the Marshals Service, there were 104 threats to federal judges in the 1988 fiscal year, up from 1978 the prior year. The highest number of threats came in 2024. In April, the Marshals Service asked for additional funding for its judicial security division, noting that "the current and future

threat environment (in) expected to intensify."

The Trump administration has continued to launch personal attacks on judges. In April, 1988 issued a news release referring to U.S. District Judge Nelson DeBose, one of McConnell's colleagues in Rhode Island, as an "artistic Biden judge" who had released an immigrant "wanted for murder" in the Dominican Republic.

His problem: When DeBose released the immigrant from custody, the war situation of the homicide warrant against him. That information was purposely withheld by the U.S. attorney in the case, who was acting on instructions from Immigration and Customs Enforcement not to disclose it, a subsequent 60-

year investigative report by a special counsel found.

The sequence of events run in the question of whether U.S. "deliberately manipulated" the information is presented in the case to attack DeBose, the court said as a statement last month. "The information be government officials . . . interfere with the rule of law, and as we have been, have real world consequences," it continued.

Last month, Percival, the top 1988 lawyer, posted a list of federal judges, calling them the "Worst of the Worst" - the same language the agency uses to highlight alleged criminals it seeks to deport. McConnell reached out to one of the people named in the post. His message to that judge: Take your security seriously, leave the countries themselves into and be careful.

On a personal level, McConnell said, he post his faith in the mardman when it comes to protecting him and his family. The four that stayed with him was what the threats meant for the future of the judiciary. Attorney to intimidate judges strike "at the very heart of the constitutional rule of the courts as the preserve of the rule of law is our country," McConnell said.

McConnell said he was heartened by statements by Chief Justice John H. Roberts II, who has said criticism of judges as individuals - rather than of their rulings - is "not appropriate." Roberts has also repeatedly stated that impeachment is not the correct response to a disagreement over a judicial decision. "That meant the world to me," McConnell said.

Some of McConnell's rulings have sparked a positive response. Last November, he sensed a preliminary injunction presenting the administration from dismantling the Institute of Missions and Library Services, an agency created by Congress. Literature across the country sent him a slew of appreciative postcards.

While the threatening calls and emails to McConnell's office have stifled since last year, they sometimes then up. In June, McConnell ruled that the Trump administration's move to frozen immigration-related applications for citizens of 59 countries was unlawful. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service "violated the very immigration laws that Congress has charged it with administering as well as the administration laws that govern the agency's actions," McConnell wrote.

The same month, a Republican member of Congress moved to impeach McConnell for "high crimes and condolences" "acting his life, placed the interests of sometimes" above the "national security of the United States."

It was the second attempt to impose a McConnell, and the administration office of the federal judiciary reached out to one of a could assist. McConnell declined. He just wanted to get back to doing his job.

McConnell, third from left, stands for the Pludge of Allegiance during a ceremony in Cranston, Rhode Island, in 2013.

U.S. District Judge Esther Solan, center, in 2013. Her son Daniel Andorf was killed in 2020 by a disgruntled lawyer targeting her.

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Wielding glue guns and duct tape, they rescued cosplayers in distress

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In room 1018, tucked in the back corner of the Walker E. Washington Convention Center, a line is burning.

It's not your average line. Here, each person is sporting attire that makes the convention ball look like a video game come to life. But with every character of this universe, something is wrong. One (and I) wings are shielding synthetic news. A height, dressed in full 3D-printed zones, is holding a cracked beautiful. An anime-style maid bounces from feet to feet, complaining of a tipped evening. One after another, they filter in and out of the room scalding pieces of tipped swimming, broken props and tangled wigs.

Luckily they're in the right place: The cosplay rescue object.

Cosplay, a mark-up of the words 'costume' and 'plan' is a hobby in which people dress up as their favorite characters from anime, video games, comics, movies and TV shows. While cosplayers use key costumes, many opt to create their own, crafting elaborate getaps that can take date or even months to create.

This summer, more than 40,000 people descended on downtown D.C. for Otaken, a three-day convention celebrating Asian pop culture that doubles as one of the country's biggest gatherings of cosplay enthusiasm. Though there are panel documents and most and greets, the costumes are foundational. But intricate costumes are fragile things, and most of them are not built to be walked, danced and lived in for those days straight. This is where room 1018 comes in.

At 2 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, Bay 1 of the convention, the wurlist is over an hour and a half long.

Two volunteers sit waiting behind a table at the very front of the room, diagnosing costume concerns and directing participants to various crafting stations.

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LEFT: She Chittagong, 24. Now her prop at the self-service station in the cosplay rescue room at Otaken. For those who needed help, copairs to costume and props were free. ABOVE: audience numbers dressed as Final Fantasy characters attend a panel.

Are you in love with that person, or is it limerence?

On social media, episodes of profound infatuation

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Anna Ivanova, a 28-year-old artist, flipped through old letters at a few market stalls in Sofia, Bulgaria. She came across a series of news from 1947, written on blue paper by a woman who shared her name.

This woman, Anna Milankova, wrote obsessive love letters to a man named Milden Rader. Milankova describes feeling crazy and irritated. She writes that she can't stand anything, that she would like to shoot the whole world so it could be just her and Rader left. 'She's constantly in her thoughts with him,' Ivanova says.

Milankova's affection is one-sided. 'She keeps saying that he doesn't respond, or he doesn't care, or he doesn't seem to feel the same way,' Ivanova says. It reminded her of her own infatuation. She collected as many of the

letters as she could.

Then she compared her diary entries beside them. Ivanova wrote about her hunger for the person she was seeing, being tired of constantly thinking about him, deciding 'everything is a lie, then everything is true, and then everything is a lie again.'

She pooled through five years' worth of diaries. Ending that even as her love interest changed, she experienced 'the same relationship over and over.' These relationships were defined by overthinking to the point of obsession. Sometimes the obsession would burn out, but other times it would last for years. She credited finally realizing, 'I'm in limerence.'

The term 'limerence' was coined by Dorothy Tenney in the 1970s to describe profound romantic infatuation. It's character.

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Percy Hilton, the celebrity blogger, was hospitalized Tuesday after live-streaming on a self-committing act of self-harm on TikTok, according to a statement from police that did not name Hilton but was sent to copy me to a question about him.

The Mason-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed in the comment that efforts attended to the home of a man 'live-streaming act of self-harm on social media.' After confirming that the man was inside alone, deputies spoke to family members on the scene before he was transported to a hospital, according to the

REPORT. Authorities said that they received several calls about the live-stream. Hilton's TikTok ac-

count was inspected Tuesday night, but footage that appeared to show Hilton, 40, covered in blood spread across social media.

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behind them. Another set of volunteers show the actual work of sewing, gluing and painting, while others because in particular the scene calling nature and keeping the warlike moving. All day long, from 6:30 a.m. until 5 p.m., volunteers are answering questions, handing out, taking pins, and making new face no one is having a panic attack.

Justin Romano came to Otakon himself as his favorite character, Cartel, from the TV show "Reprimented." To create the look, Romano wore a trench coat down to his knees, a white hair two-up shirt, and black angel wings, handmade using a combination of cardboard counterstove paper and block feathers.

Halfway into the day, the feathers began to fall, leaving the man dressed up like a fictional angel to admit he needed a red cup.

Editor Heather Cooper

Cooper began volunteering with couples rescue the year prior, as she got deeper into the convention culture. It gave her a built-in community and pushed her out of her comfort zone.

"When I started out here, I didn't have anyone to go with, so the only way that I could know myself to go was to have a look to do," she says. "With volunteering I was required to come."

As Cooper gives feathers to the bald spots on Romano's wings, they talk about why they cosplay what it makes them feel.

"Usually when you get dressed, it's just to look good," Romano says. "But this, I feel like it's not only to look good, but to feel like the character."

Maurice later the glue is dry and Cooper gives Romano the go-ahead to put the wings back on, with a warning that they could overhaul and melt again if Romano isn't careful. Romano thanks her and knows off to meet friends at the next panel convention.

Cooper waves her green wand - it controls traffic, not magic, though perhaps there's some degree or both. A name is called, and the process of diagnosing, repairing and connecting starts all over again.

The couples rescue room wasn't always a thing. Originally, it started with volunteers wandering around the convention center with sewing needles and pins tucked into their pockets and little inside face equaling their ability to help.

Otakon built-in first conference during the summer of 2006. It's been held annually over since, finding its first home in 2007. In the conference gone, so did couples rescue.

Four years ago, Kristen Menzillo and Kirsten Wheeler, affectionately known as "Kirsten squarrel," took over the costume repair program.

Their primary concern was "cooper." How can we make it feel better? Menzillo remembers asking.

This year, Menzillo, now the sole department head, asked the committee to reimburse her from to accommodate the growing number of attendees. Part of her motivation, so she would be more sense for people who

ABOVE: More than 47,000 people descended on downtown Washington for Otakon, a three-day convention celebrating Asian pop culture. At one point on the second day of the event, the waitlist for costume repair was more than an hour and a half long.

RIGHT: Karen Lowson, Nicole Menzillo and cosplayer Kim, celebrate a repair mission accomplished.

FAR RIGHT: Rula Alfred, left, gets help with a wig from Mikah Lo.

need a break.

As a competitive cosplayer, she knows her emotional it can be to create a couples, only to have it fall apart.

"It can be quite an emotional roller coaster," Menzillo says, adding, "You want people to be able to come here, get their stuff fixed and enjoy the rest of the convention after."

Animals of the 16 required hours she spends running the department over the course of the weekend, Menzillo is a social worker. She work unknow the way she approaches people during the event and helps her to stop crime before they develop.

"I threw on making sure that we have a human connection. Throughout the day people are buying, saying, 'How are you doing? How's your own going?' What are you looking forward to now? It's nice because we get to see the experience through their

eyes and learn their stories and hopefully put them at once," she says.

Around 8:30 p.m. the couples rescue team decides to cap the space - it will still take them home to battle. They had been overwhelmed all day, the steady flow of attendees keeping each chair filled and each batten burning. Once the seemingly end-

less line of participants begins to shrink, the energy of the event shifts. The anxious buzz settles into something more congenial, more chatty.

At one table, two friends, Julie Ellington and Adamson both, sit for over an hour as Carolyn Rogan, or "Cooper" as she's known during conventions, attempts to fix their shoes.

Throughout the day, Rogan had been volunteering as the resident mother of couples rescue, helping to glue the sides of shoes back together, fixing hands and now, trying to make sure that you and two sets of makeshift boots, handmade to match the duo's couples from the popular anime "One Piece."

All day, the woman shoe baling inside Ellington's makeshift boot has been clashing the skin of her foot, a tough malady for a day of walking.

"I genuinely like you guys, so I'm willing to go the extra mile to fix this," Rogan says.

Ellington approaches the team's expertise, but it's their own 'fair-while with her.'

"They've interested in us and our couples and the things we like, which also helps make the experience really sure," she says. That's what the team was hop-

ing for this year. Not just a place for people to get their costumes back, but a place where they would be seen, cared for and positively separated as the people would keep the couples.

As Rogan continues to the their shoes, wrapping their tape around Scott's so that he could walk back to the hotel later that evening, the friends joke that finding a free chair at the convention center was harder than the most eye of sports undertaken by their fanfare characters.

A few minutes later, they gather their things, pull on their newly fixed boots, and slip out to connect their own attendees. Before she turned to go, Ellington passed to reflect on some HUB, calling the time she spent there "one of my favorite moments of the convention."

Because, she says, "couples rescue is a third space."

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effects.

"In our research, we have found that when home we still harm content on social media, they are a tissue more likely to engage in self-harm," she wrote in an email. She added that when people react negatively to self-harm behavior, it can exacerbate the stigma around it and reduce a tooth willingness to seek help.

Hamilton said social media platforms should have assigned moderators to live streams, knowing that the risk of psychococcosis is high and the others can be harmful. "If your platform cannot figure out how to do the problem, you're sure it's wrong. I'm a [low-stressning] should not be a feature that is available to you."

Hilton's manager, Dante Roncchelli, told The Washington Post in a statement: "Our focus remains on Percy's health, recovery and the privacy of both him

and his family during this incredibly difficult time. We are grateful for the outpurring of concern and support from fans, friends and members of the media. We respectfully ask that everyone continue to house his privacy while he receives the care he needs."

A TikTok spokesperson said the platform's moderation review flagged the live stream within minutes and remind it to a moderation team for review, however, a moderator error caused a delay in the removal of the video. The spokesperson reported reporting that the stream went on for 30 minutes, adding that it was about half the time, and said that TikTok should several subsequent streams within 30 seconds and learned Hilton's account. TikTok should law enforcement about the situation, according to the spokesperson.

Hilton, born Mario Armando Laranitolo Jr., became known in the early 1800s when he

started Pocodilition.com, a gossip blog that intentionally skew real celebrities and attracted millions of readers. Hilton needed people's weight and substance abuse, drawing crude scribble over their photos, and received extreme huckleback for eating several stars. Hilton, who is gay, said he considered such posts as "upsetting the truth."

In 2007, there were after the blog launched, Hilton wrote an essay for the libel on Sunday in which he said he had been called "the most hated man in Hollywood" and the blog was deemed "the bastard site on the internet." He wrote that he started the site after a failed attempt to become an actor and then burned out at a magazine writing job, he became depressed and suicidal, he said, but "the witchcrafted me."

At the time, Hilton said that he had no regrets about what he wrote, but he changed his mind's low years later after a series of

headline-making cases of bullied LGBTQ+ teenagers who died by suicide. Over time, Hilton has been on a gossipy run, losing down his chores and empowering regret to some of his past targets, such as Britney Spence and Hitchie Barton.

"I know it was wrong in the past what I was doing. I was still doing it even though I know it was wrong," Hilton told Barton on a "The Hills" retent opposite in 2009 where the two appeared for an on-screen confrontation. "I say this an my kids' bin. I mean 2011 could go back to time and do things differently, I would."

Hilton has since appeared in several reality shows and has hosted a podcast in 2020, he was temporarily banned from TikTok for voluntary community guidelines, which a manager at the app described at the time as being a result of Hilton posting content that instituted bullying, slurs and sexual content.

Earlier this year, Hilton posted a video in which he said he was extremely sick with the flu. About a month later, in TikTok, he published an emotional diepants, saying that he took his flu medication without eating food, which resulted in an ulcer that led to sepsis, and he was hospitalized for three weeks. He said that the experience led to a religious awakening, and that despite growing up Catholic, he had never been a believer until now, when "God presented himself to me."

Hilton has since spoken regularly of his overhead faith, including when he announced this summer that he was moving with his mother and three children from Las Vegas to Miami, where he was born and raised. The city held some traumatic memories for him, he said, because it was where he witnessed the death of his grandfather and father a week apart when he was a teenager, and where he struggled in

school because he had been dies and had been in his parents. But the likely figure spoke to him, he told himself, and targeted the move to Florida.

In another video this spring, Hilton again apologized for the "selfish" behavior of his past, when he said he cared only about page-views and money.

"God has forgiven me, and almost more importantly I have forgiven myself. And I know there still are people out there who want to see me suffer and want to see me pay for the mistakes and the bad decisions and the hard that I caused in the past," he said. "And they're only God to that opinion. It is valid I cannot throw thoughts. But I forgive myself. What matters is today, how I behave today, how I behave tomorrow."

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Musicians seek out alternatives as late-night books fewer live performances

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When CBS ended "The Late Show With Elephant Culture" day year, it also shortened the pro-protein-related music offerings—a major three live artists whose TV platforms was already destudied.

Performing an late-night has historically been a unique avenue for musicians hoping to access new audiences—that's not, seeing Chappell Ross on "The Late Show" or even the Beetles on "The 5th Stifless Show." But when James Coolen left CBS's "The Late Late Show" in 1973, the program—and its coveted performance again—was never revised NBC's "Late Night With Jeth Movers" has not had on live music, while ABC's "Future Kins and Love" replaced performances to twice a week. As it stands, only NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Ronnie Fallon" consistently books live performances.

Emerging artists still are to-credible value in these performances—and are hopeful that national online programming will offer a new alternative.

Decoding through on late night:

March 2, 2020, was the day that changed everything for rock band Future Islands. The symb-psy group was a midway of America's underground music scene due to no small part to charismatic front man Samuel T. Sterling and the idiosyncratic voice, remember between Tom Waits and Hammersmith Tilt Lieutenants. That day, their per-turned on "Late Show With Rev. Will Lettermans," and the host was transitioned.

"I'll take all of that you get!" Lettermans enthusiastically said, and the 1957 show will be the true vitality.

"At the time that we played Lester's new "Terrest in Islands" re-joined for the band," loan player William Clatham said. They had signed to the league club label daily Records, their managing director, and their band's late-night TV spot test never thought it would prove it.

"Our team, who's just, is trying good for your fans and your friends and friends, but it's not really going to move the needle. Those things don't really do what they need to," he co-eds.

But that wasn't the case.

"All the interests that actually turned us down all of a sudden wanted us to come play. Everything kind of shifted after that moment," he said. "It was definitely a huge turning point and

Phoebe Bridgers sings on NBC's "The Tonight Show" last month. No other late-night show consistently books live performances.

gave the band much greater exposure."

"Live media offers an alternative place for discovery"

A shark of late-night spots particularly offers independent acts—the kind that could really benefit from the exposure, just like Future Islands. Representatives for CBS, NBC and ABC did not return the Associated Press's request for comment.

Chico Waits, co-founder of the Cook, a publicity firm, points to the music bookstore behind the scenes: "If course, they have to look all the league things in the world, but they also have things that they want to change—an 'zita call. Never does music developing artists are competing with big names for detailing

opportunities.

But these are other accounts to discovery.

"We're tired of an anomaly in the way that not song and that performance took off," Clatham said. "But we've seen other bands have TikTok viral hits and stuff like that."

There are many examples of artists coaching the code online: fringe-competitive high Woody career was launched with the TikTok moods "Nafco Song," as was Malcolm Teddy with a love viral hits, leading him a major label deal with Columbia Records.

Some band Beach Boney saw its pushy pop go viral with "From Queen" just ahead of the pandemic, leading to performances on Kinsand and Fallon. Even legacy artists are experi-

encing several winds of music discovery. Woody's 2020s power pop took "Up Away" denoting Red Coax's Benny Coax, apparently made the sounds on TikTok and became a viny song for both on Spotify.

"It seems like a lot of different aspects of the album style have kind of been replaced with short-form content," the back Benny sings of Lili Teddle said. And it is a bummer because late-night is a service to symbolize its rock a major way. You are helping people reach new days!

"And I think now a lot of the responsibility of advertising is falling on the artists to be their own late-night special on TikTok or whatever," she continued. "I don't think that there do second one-minute call made clips hold the same value."

Internet creators relinngine traditional formula

"The media landscape is almost changing. Sometimes that's good for music and sometimes it's bad for music," Waits said. "There's a whole trend of young creators at the moment doing really something stuff... They fully there will be more opportunities not there and we don't have to rely on the networks."

His points to "Touch Star," an online music tyres occur that has begun looking live performances, and to follow Shapiro-Burman of "Racine Therapy" who has launched a late-night YouTube show called "Outside Tonight" that features live performances.

Shapiro-Burman says "Outside Tonight" was born out of no country. "We know that the entertainment industry is hard to break

into. And so, what's been so cool about digital media is that it's circumvented that," he said.

"Here can we do late-night, but different" starters approach. The show takes place outdoors, by passing a traditional studio. The musical bookings also look also pandant. Recent performers include singer Kevin the Archibee, indie rock racket Annie DiRusso and the multi-instrumentalist and experimentalist Lillian.

"There was no version of the show that didn't have music," he says. "We've hit both the a single."

Beach Benny performed during the first "Outside Tonight" episode.

"He so cool to see people that are like parents and makers be like, Yes, this is a gay/ice seeing. Late-night is being joined on the show, but that's. We need to review this. I'm going to figure it out," Teddle said. "I hope that it is up-to-date, and I'm going to step up."

She sees it as part of a larger audience, or consumers, shifting away from prioritizing short-form content.

"I think that people are yearning for some longer-format stuff," she says.

The power for live performance is expensive — not sales

An traditional late-night TV game, which has been found in the past, has been a "real" and "real" in the past. The show has been made up by the most popular music group in sales. Finally, that will also translate to those now media spaces.

"It's a showcase for hearing, and that's really where artists make their money," Waits said. "People say, it doesn't really give you a bump if you're on a late-night TV show." They're looking at the sales, they're not looking at a presence in Minneapolis going. "It's not going to have fun in a studio platelet director saying, 'Oh, that was fantastic, we should have fun.'"

"Every musical guest who's come on 'Outside Tonight' everyone in the store, everyone in the audience, has not stopped being run away. "Shapiro-Burman says, 'He was time, it spreads and creates all these fans. So, I have to laugh, see that it's a 'because we will.'"

But he states, leading a late-night TV performance is still the worth out of a piece run.

"He's a lot of people—especially international artists that are coming to do it out across the U.S. in some club channels for may not even be headlining—it's a lot of people. "I'm a lot of people." The whole thing was worth it. And that's huge."

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tended by frequent thoughts about a love interest, sounds dependent on their actions and viral fantasy. While limerence appears in art and literature throughout history (think Will Kate Shakespeare's TV bowling box), it being "safe" and it can do. Bravovsky's "verdict union"; one of the times has supinated most the dawn of social media.

Searches for "limerence" have increased 500 percent over the past five years, according to Google Trends. Under the ranking, Winnowson, 43,000 of 50,000 are published in TikTok and 44,000 posts in Instagram. Results and support groups have appeared.

"All of a sudden we see limerence cropping up everywhere," says Lynn Marshall, a 50-year-old psychologist at England's University of Chichester. Social media created a digital world perspective limerence, one full of information and uncertainty, both of which light up the future around system and find fixation.

New features are rolling out to hook users by feeding showmen. In June, Meta released Instagram Plus, a $2.99-per-month service that allows users to check how many times a person has viewed out of their stories, complete with a time stamp, and much from a particular account to a story of the future.

"They're selling the telescope and the camouflage in the same manner, trying to make a stream engineer Matt Norman. It's wrote in an email to The Washington Post.

"A lot of young people offer online for Instagram as a dating app and as the main arena where social positioning happens," or about a number of months for the company from 2022 to 2024. "These features will better start to that point, and we're doing you, how closely and where you are. Many did not want to see. The Walt's request for comment. (MaraSora) ... limerence-filled letters appeared in and after consecutive days, while Ivanovsk

Anna Ivanova found limerence-filled letters dating to 1947 at a flea market in Sofia, Bulgaria. She recognized herself in them.

limerence lasted three years. One reason limerent regards her longer rather is unprecedented information about, says Marshall, the psychologist. On social media, you can find a proverb who lives, friends and activities in fantasy-building hobbies.

Then there is the uncertainty of how to decode signals, like an Instagram story, which tends to end to stretch of overthinking. Marshall says people in limerence may spend hours trying to decode अस्तित्व online signals as interest or disinterest. Ivanova recalls searching for answers by questioning how to侃侃而谈, "I think of the person she obsessed over—when did he like my photo? Who shuts photo did he like?"

Limerence shares state of a child, except those trade social with an "emotional intensity,"

"It takes no more than a few weeks to go from thinking a little bit about that person to thinking about them 24/7. They're in your dreams."

Lynn Marshall, a psychologist at England's University of Chichester

Marshall says "It is overwhelming and intense and disruptive to daily life."

But its trigger is often an ordinary printer a stand you can't, particularly for councils, to really. "It takes no more than a few weeks to go from thinking a little bit about that person to thinking about them 24/7. They're in your dreams," Marshall explains. "When you talk to

people who've had limerence, they can say exactly the moment they noticed this feeling come on."

Ivanova says the last phase of limerence is a series of months into dating a man. The couple had plans that will thoroughly couldn't make it. "I started getting obsessed with reading the situation," she says. "I inspired her to create a book of illustrative

form, featuring limerence in the age of the internet."

While limerence has evolved online, one feature remains the same: The targets are surprising. Marshall says many people the spooks with are involved for the person they don't find physically attractive or who would be inappropriate to date. Very often, Marshall speaks with limerent people who are married. "They have no intention of leaving their partner, and yet they are innocent for someone else," she says.

Unprecedented Tom Belhave, 5th league writing a blog about "The Twins with the power of 24/7," he had developed limerence for a co-worker at England's University of Nottingham. He was married, and so was the

"the sociable building 'something unusually attractive' about

her. Now Belhave understands this absence as the beginning of limerence. It's when uneyestepkins, a hormone released by the family, comes feelings of exhilaration. At the same time, devoted dynamite levels push a person to seek out contact. If that contact is rewarding, correct, and can be "new hormone," foods the brain.

Belhave narrows L2M adults to consider that more than half experience limerence. In it was later, the dynamite signal driving reward seeking behavior gets stronger. At the same time, the movement shortening of the brain, which regulates desire, is weakened. Most others drive the right, which Belhave calls for, "are and equivalent of heroin," as with an addiction drug, the limerent person needs more from their low-intensity to get the same out.

Again like Instagram are bursting with "accessible solutions," Marshall Belhave says. Viewing an image of a love interest offers a quick hit but eventually triggers real-life emotional attachment. The showmen become a ritual, and social media environments serve as the infrastructure.

The story of it all is that limerence is often born from a desire for showmen. Belhave says it is unexpressing to him that loneliness and limerence has been created in the meantime.

To get out of limerence, the targets must be cut off. Belhave says that the young person is much as a person can, so that so rewards are reinforced. Withdrawal pairs will occur, he warns. Marshall refers to this process as the "new".

Ivanova did everything she could to get over limerence. She stopped understanding with his latest love interest. She removed their accounts from her social media business, and obtained from searching their name to find up plans around that day.

"I couldn't see anything, but I wouldn't stop thinking. It was complete," she says. "It took months and months."

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SPORTS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2023

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Wide receiver Stefan Diggs (Good Council High), soon here with the Buffalo Bills in Landover in 2015, signed a one-year deal worth up to $12 million.

An impressive catch

In search of receiving help, the Commanders sign veteran free agent Diggs to one-year deal

BY TASHAN REED

The Washington Commanders signed wide receiver Stefan Diggs, according to a person familiar with the situation, to a one-year contract worth up to $12 million. The former all-pro had been a free agent since March; but he found a home out the from where he grew up in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not suffoc-

cised to discuss the situation publicly.

It had been clear since GEAe that the Commanders needed help at certain wide receiver. While they're confident Terry McLaurin is set to have a bounce-back year, he lacked a reliable running mate.

Through the first five year loss of training camp, Teviine Reeb had handled starting duties as the other number wide receiver. Although he has some intriguing physical route, he has struggled to stay healthy throughout his career and hasn't

proved he can be consistent.

Washington drafted wide receiver Antony Williams in the third round in April, but he has spent most of his time working from the dot. Recent draft picks Luke McCaffrey and Justin Lane are also better off working made.

The team has spoken highly of veteran webmaster James Brown and Van Jefferson, but they haven't stood out. With each practice in training camp, the wide receiver

SIE MINGS 00 80

In a packed running backs room, Washington seeks a 'jack-of-all-trades'

BY TASHAN REED

By all accounts, heavy Croskey-Merritt even deferred as a rookie.

After training nearly his entire senior season of college because of eligibility issues, he fell to the seventh round of the 2020 draft. For players drafted in that camp, merely reading the team is far from a guarantee. Not only did Croskey-Merritt, nicknamed "NO" make the team, but he also went on to become the Washington Com-

manders' leading rookie with 607 each.

That warranted celebration, but the Commanders came into the offseason focused on what Croskey-Merritt needed to do to improve, to shorten sales could be, his first year to the 2021 was into an uncorrected.

Croskey-Merritt emerged as the starter in Week One was breached by Week 10 following four consecutive underwhelming performances. He wouldn't start another game until the penultimate contest of the season. Altogether, Croskey-Merritt played just

38.5 percent of Washington's offensive usage and had only 104 touches (30th among 195), running backs), according to Pro Football Reference. He didn't have the physical load to confirm a larger workload, wasn't a receiving threat and couldn't be depended on as a past blocker. He just wasn't capable of being an every-down back.

General Manager: Adam Peters and Coach: Don Quinn tasked Croskey-Merritt SIE COMMANDERS 00 80

Preakness shifts date amid rocky landscape

Triple Crown race will take place three weeks after the Derby in 2027

BY RICK MESSO

The Preakness Stakes will move deeper into May and be held on a Sunday for the first time in its history next year, part of an effort to strengthen the race as the stakeholders behind horse racing's Triple Crown jockey for position to a rapidly shifting landscape.

The 162nd Preakness will be one May 23, 2027, at Phyllis's Race Course in Baltimore, three weeks after the Kentucky Derby and eight days later than its traditional date. The Black-Bird Team Stakes, usually held Friday, will move to Saturday, creating a two-day racing weekend that will culminate with the Preakness.

The changes, announced Wednesday by Maryland Gov. Wm. Moore (D) and the Maryland rocker Club, across during a turbulent week for the three races that make up the Triple Crown, the sport's celebrated test for 3-year-old thoroughfellow. The entries that operate the Derby, Preakness and Belmont

SIE PREAKNESS 00 80

Mystics' comeback leads to fifth straight win

MYSTICS 96, WINGS 92

BY NOAH WHITE

Somehow, in the late minutes of a 25-point blowout that had morphed into an exchange of tough shots, what didn't happen is what mattered most.

For most of Wednesday night, the Washington Mystics traded to double digits. Then, in a whirlwind of a 52-point second half, the game was eight-three, a Santa-Citron basket on one side. A huge three-man response on the other, the two-year basketball Washington fans haven't seen much of this decade.

What's a win, with a three-point lead in the final 30 seconds and a lead that would've sent the Dallas-Wings' Aztec-Optimowale to the line, the crowd stood there. The structure Arena screen played the review 17 times. Non-institutional broke out in waiting rows. And, finally, a

SIE MYSTICS 00 80

MLB's summer fad is slowly disappearing into the sunset

BY NOAH WHITE

One of those orange bottles of Banana Bean tomorrow is costing somershots on a rock or a bench or maybe even taking a swim in the Anacostia River, throng brest, red and about Tuesday afternoon, Coven House and can't remember where he left it.

He has some grooves, maybe at a bar in Navy Yard, or possibly on a bench overlooking the water, where he waited for his Chee home. He also knows where it is not with him, standing alone in Section 236 of Nationals Park at roughly 2 p.m. on a Wednesday, skipping his job as a project manager at a tech firm to go shirtless at a quarterly attended late July MLB fire game.

Early in May, he had been scrolling 5-stroke some success video of example 81 Leela Eastlands fans who had ventured to the upper deck of March Starflow during a blowout. Upon arrival, they took their shirts off and swung them through the air. This — a year social feuds like baseball or

shirtless desks — knew the rest. "But you'll," the twin coined for the trend of fans going shirtless at games, has captivated U.S. sports in recent months.

It may have originated in college football years ago. (Drunken undergoals are the best cultural innovations.) But it really took off in baseball this year, before gradually infiltrating the World Cup and the Manhattan streets around Madison Square Garden during the NBA Finals. Some teams, including the Washington Nationals, even started using videos of the shirtless brigade on social channels for ticket process.

But as they tend to do, the trend is waning, especially in baseball's dog bars of summer. Now, too every packed section of dad beds and banner's bars, there are double the number of empty seats, and means lowering their sunglasses with an eyebrow raised, as it is safe. Really?

"We're the boss millions," Moran, 43, sure as the wind chips against his69-to-affidavit-tables SIE MLB 00 80

Nats start to look forward by halting losing streak

SIE MYSTICS 00 80

CJ Abrams went 2 for 3 with three RBI from the leader/spot as the Nats snapped a seven-game skid.

Nationals at Phillies: 8:05 p.m., Nationals TV

NATIONALS 10, PHILLIES 4 (II)

BY DANIELLE ALLENTUCK

PHILADELPHIA — With three top contributors traded to other teams and two time all-star James Wood on the injured list, the Washington Nationals made their most Wednesday that showed they are turning their attention to the future.

The last 400 male/90th-10th, with a 10-4 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies in 12 innings that snapped a seven-game losing streak, had while that was a sign of work and a total of 2000, the last emotional week, the message had already been sent with several pro-game moves.

Zack Littell and his 4.97 ERA was designated for assignment. The team had not maintained a replacement in the rotation, but Jackson Kent and Sam Nolan, not two arms that Manager Blake Bunn could have had to move on.

"If Zack was pushing down, it SIE NATIONALS 10 80

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

PRO FOOTBALL

In latest step, Donald works out for the Rams

Aaron Woodward's results worked out for the Las Vegas Rams on Wednesday, presumably taking one of the final steps before the future. Hall of these defensive tackle should a rhythm to end the 25-year win this year.

The 25-year-old Donald party spated an already knocked with the Rams, according to the league's official transaction wire, who breezesh sunk workouts with how agents better their possible upsurge in 1981 comes.

Donald has been resurging on at the Rams' Woodward Hills training complex and at home his several weeks in his attempt to return to NFL shape. While the Rams have emphasized their willingness to wait on both sides for Donald to decide, Louis House 26-Day expressed a positive optimism in the past week about the prospect of flaming Donald and Mike Garrett's legible season on a remarkable defensive line.

Atlanta Palouse outside Rochester, James Wallace will have the 2026 season of his team ACL the organization announced.

Walker was named at the club at training camp Tuesday after going down following a pass each play. The injury was quickly bansed from an ACL tour, so the first year of the 2026 season unable to put any weight on his 60-Day.

While receiver Tania Smith was on the field for a qualified practice with the Houston Pirates, all of an almost equality.

The significant wins not lost for a second year in the same who had a 1st Dull and able for a team practice since the remaining three injury on Dec. 21, 2026.

Delfihue set to be cleared for 21 on 10 drib in the past through the final stage of receiver from the 2026 season, including a Week 10 win in the Chubb.

The New York Giants put receiver on the 2026 season at the Robertson Sharks on injured women, a more than 100 days later for the season. Robertson Sharks, 15, won the right Achilles tendon during an offseason workout practice in Mike.

The San Francisco 49ers addressed their ailing with receiver positions by coming to home on a contract with Khazhani Bishgi, 53/91 reported.

Parties coming back through a pass will not make the field in the Astoria Cardboard pressure in quest against the Carolina Panthers on Thursday in the Hall of these dates at Ciarina, Ohio.

Capitolals Louis Mike LaFleare returned the status for Lore, the No. 1 overall pick of the 2026 draft.

PRO BASKETBALL

Suns, Brenda agree to throw-year, $73M deal

The Phoenix Suns and veteran forward DiBolo Brenda agreed to a throw-year, $73M deal in the season that will keep him with the Suns through 2026, according to two people familiar with the deal.

The people spoke to the team and the team's position of an example because the deal hasn't yet been announced.

The team's goal is to get to a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be a 1st Dull and able to be

European soccer leagues called for reforms following FIFA President Gianni Infantino's failed plan to will make in the World Cup.

FIFA reaffirms support of embattled Infantino

BY JAMES BENSON

FIFA said Wednesday it apologized for errors made over Gianni Infantino's failed plan to will make in the World Cup and that errors itself in attendance at a cross meeting in Moscow "confirmed their full support" for his president.

World soccer's governing body attempted to present a unified front and the individual caused by Infantino's controversy and the FFA calls for hard step down.

In a statement, FIFA said secretary general Balfour Underwood and president of the management board in attendance in Ralph gave their support to the embattled president.

Referring to the plans to will profile in

the World Cup through a commercial subsidiary called FIFA Forward Enterprise 1996, the statement said "no labor made were acknowledged" and that the "process should have been handled differently".

FIFA said a letter had been sent to FIFA Council and number associations apologizing for errors and committed to "stress they do not happen again".

Underwood stated support was evaluated after he detained himself from Infantino's new abandoned plans to an email to all FIFA staff calling the last week a "real and reproducible series of events".

FIFA said Infantino also confirmed his support he has secretary general. World soccer's governing said the FFA

proposal is "now off the table."

"There are always lessons to be learned, and FIFA will continue to improve its processes in light of this importance," it said.

It remains to be seen if the meeting will ease the pressure on Infantino.

Earlier Wednesday, the association of European soccer leagues — including the English Premier League, Spanish league and Italian team — called for government reforms in 1991, according to the FFA proposal as "dangerous" and said it purports to stopse concerns about specific governing body operation.

It said it raised "serious questions about FIFA's governance, internal culture and decision-making."

—Associated Press

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Liberty beat the Seattle Horns, 83-86, to clinch a two-game event.

The teams also played Monday and New York came away with a 20-45 victory. Seattle 15-27 has dropped 16 straight.

New York 20-33 has won six of its past seven games.

Meyna Howard lost 12-20 points and eight assists. Alhoba Gray added 10 points, and the Atlanta Dream beat the Phoenix Mercury,

86-82, to College Park, Georgia. Howard made five of Atlanta's 12-20 two-potters, while Phoenix was 7/16-21 (20 percent) from forward list on.

SOLP

PGA Tour set to drop Memphis from top tier

The PGA Tour confirmed the

FedEx 91. Julie Champenodige, the health/protection event since 2022, would not be part of the top-tier Champenodige forces in 2026.

After more than a week of piecemeal announcement on which homeowners would be part of the PGA Tour, the 2nd tier said Memphis would not be on the fair. That also raises questions about the future of the

FedEx Cup — the name and structure — where the overhaul begins in 2026.

Memphis has hosted a PGA Tour event since 2016.

After Corning Classic in returning to the LPGA Tour schedule in 2027 after an 18-year season, going from a popular small-market event in western New York to offering a 8-ball pen purse that ranks among the

richest outside the league.

The tournament had a 31-year 7-to-28-male 2026.

One day after a planete only LPGA's retiring failed to perform a resolution. CEO Scott O'Neill announced that a local investor plans to fund the tour focused this season and that the golden will become the majority supply holders in the league.

The LPGA will board of directors approved the 5-male start, O'Neill said, giving the league new 8th after the faced Friday investment Fund decided in April to move its financial backing at the end of the current season. The FFA had backed LPGA 8-day city employees in 2022, spending an estimated 86 billion.

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NWL's 2027 season will have earliest start

The National Women's Soccer League will hold off its season earlier than ever before next year to be the start of the Women's World Cup in Brazil.

NWL Commissioner Jordan Berman gives a wide-ranging ambience story of the league season during which he discussed local season's schedule, the impact of the most World Cup season's top six impacting the league.

The league's fifth season will open 8/6, 11, more than a month earlier than the season. The international stage Cup match will be played on 8/6-7. The NWL will present from June 26 to July 31 during the Women's World Cup season with the league's players will be on national teams that qualify for the tournament. The playoffs will start five -1 and 10 -2 under Championship will be played on Nov. 28.

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Vollering wins latest stage at Women's Tour

From Vollering: women's batting performance for winning the fifth stage of the Women's World Cup, the 2026 World Machine Runner kept pace to keep the others down.

Vollering, the 2012 Tour champion, attached six sacks of the last two unexpected climbs and she kept enough in reserve to beat Branson and Orlando

Katerzyna Wartakkova-Phinney in a three-way dash for the title.

The first to take even her first stage of the Tour and stayed in attendance at the present classification.

Some take Branson, the world time trial champion who stated the other scorey the day before, still leads Vollering by 12 seconds, with Wartakkova-Phinney third, Lazarus Chacouli-hallard.

While the season's first two real Stephen Pailer thought his college football team tried in 1993 and 1994, he ordered a season ending have super-chering the Big Ten Championship postgame celebration.

News last week From days after a U.S. District Court judge in Colorado ruled high school games from the 2022 yearbook of the seven-year plan their fifth college season, Pailer returned to the practice field for the defending national champions. He'll be blamed in early 2023, but the Carl Cigarett remains hopeful 8-way! After one of the nation's most successful stakes in Houston in 2023 help to get back to full speed.

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Preakness gets new date amid racing's chaotic week

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Pailers are announcing to present and strengthen their own events as the sports traditional calendar shifts.

Maryland had week completed an 8/6 million purchase of the Preakness's intellectual property, blocking an attempted acquisition of the 1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000

There was Churchill and the New York Racing Association (NRA) announced a new 10 million, assess long championships were held around the 2026 season. The 1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000-1,000

Before admission these concerns head on Wednesday instat-

ing that Maryland did not need the backing of Churchill Downs or New York to protect the Preakness's standing.

"We'll continue to show that in Maryland, we control our own decline, we don't need others help to do it. There could at even conference Wednesday. The Preakness can and will remain the second level of the Triple Crown, and nothing will change that."

"If you want to win the Triple Crown, we'll see you in Baltimore," he continued.

The new Preakness date could tackle racing officials in New York, who already had on the 2027 Belmont for June 1. Faith transfer, the series has satisfied their five weeks, with two weeks between the Derby and Preakness, and three weeks before the Belmont. The season calendar will give homes 21 days to score or between the May 1 Derby and the Preakness, but only 21 days to travel from Baltimore to New York and prepare for the 2-wkale Belmont, the Triple Crown's lon-

port and most growing race. Maryland officials believe this longer break after the Derby will help zeroes a recent trend in which many leading homes have shipped the Preakness. Business increasingly have viewed the traditional healer turnaround at too demanding under modern training practices.

This series week between the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness opens the Preakness to potential participants who are modern training methods," Maryland Asylum Club President and General Manager Bill Kinsel said in a conference.

A Churchill spokesperson declined to comment on the Preakness schedule change, as did an NRA's spokesman, who noted that the Belmont would stick with its more I-ness date.

The schedule shift informs Maryland's acquisition of the Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan rights from LST Racing Churchill had sought to purchase them, but Maryland exercised its right of first refusal last

week and matched Churchill's 8th million offer.

The acquisition consolidated the state's control of Maryland racing. Pailers and Laurel Park are controlled by the Maryland Stadium Authority, while racing operations are overseas by the nonprofit Maryland Jooker Club. Churchill and NRA, an announcement Monday added uncertainty about the Preakness's place in the trouble sport. Their no-race Thoroughbred Championships from will begin with the Derby, include the Belmont and加州ra thales and conclude with a new championship race at Churchill Downs in London.

The series is designed to keep leading 5-way roll horses competing during the season, and fall, with points awarded across six races and a 10 million prize pool.

NRA's President and CEO David O'Rourke said Monday that the series was not intended to originate the Triple Crown and described the initial racing as a foundation that could eventually

expand Churchill also said it remained open to decorations with other races and organizations.

Maryland officials did not say Wednesday whether they would seek a partnership with the new cattle Bill Kinsel, the Maryland Jooker Club president, and he's "sucking forward to more details" on the newly announced series, but he now, quite offีกada, an "focused on the Triple Crown."

The Triple Crown has been going to 100 years and its going to be second for 100 races," he said. "We'll be 100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100-100

Maryland Senate Minority Leader Stephen S. Hensley Jr. (8-dance dates) has open the preakness and public issues for the race and waived Wednesday that Maryland is charting a 2026 season from the rest of the industry.

Maryland controls the Preakness' Business and Development "A doesn't control Churchill Downs. It doesn't control NRA. And it doesn't control where the nation's best horses chance is to be."

Hensley and Maryland raised

operating on a different calendar from the rest of 1000 10-year-old racing. "The governor has announced a new date," he said. "Churchill Downs and NRA's here announced a new future. Those two announcements don't appear to be connected."

Wednesday's announcement at the Maryland State House is alongside also concern the Preakness's television future. The Maryland Jooker Club re-models its agreement with 1996 Sports which would have the less on 1997, and Peacock through 2012. The agreement also covers the 1997 Sports which will be the first two years of the 1997. The Maryland, the schedule changes are part of a broader, more comprehensive, and more comprehensive, after lawmakers authorized both million in funds for its 1997. The 1997 Sports which would have the most recent Preakness to Laurel Park. The state also approved a 144.2 million purchase of Laurel, which is expected to remain a new model, including some after racing return to Pailers in 2027.

For Maryland, the schedule changes are part of a broader, more comprehensive, and more comprehensive, after lawmakers authorized both million in funds for its 1997 Sports which would have the most recent Preakness to Laurel Park. The state also approved a 144.2 million purchase of Laurel, which is expected to remain a new model, including some after racing return to Pailers in 2027.

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Wanted RB with a diversified skill set

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with changing that. The first order of business was giving strength and he pulled that off by adding 'some or eight' pounds of lean muscle mass to the difference.

"I lost strength," Cooke-Macette said Tuesday. "I lost that I can be ready whenever my number is called."

He said that Cooke-Macette needed to work to develop its skill set. Running back much further, after he was in the capacity with Cooke-Macette as dangerous, his morning and Tuesday skills. The second one back and the second jones of softening that off the ground, the second one back was plowed, but he planned to take the plowed, but he tried he has made strides.

"I was going to find just one and Cooke-Macette said: 'I want to be able to catch out the back. And I said he able to the back from it, just want to be the pair of all I make.'"

As Cooke-Macette worked on, complete that goal, the Cooke-Macette was designed themselves in case he doesn't read the mark. The assigned formed Mr. Nichols, signed veterans Rechaud Murr and Jerome Hunt, studied themselves in the work round, and picked up unstimbed free agent Robert Sharp's.

During the year, Cooke-Macette's change have been wrong split among the heads. The Commanders were very close all of them, but they'll probably keep at least that. When the changes have been made have a couple padded practices under their tab, most plain teams skills have been focused on the passing game. That has allowed White, who has left under the 1,000 mark and 10 touchdowns in his three}(\text{recon) on broadcast at a evening time.

"We're got just good hands," all eyes said and "we're. We haven't been going to get a lot of money enough to put it on the correct shoulder, the when he catches it,

Jason Cooke-Macette is buying his money for the auditorium of running back the Commanders work.

the run after catch it there. Not just throwing it in a spot, but the answer, the question of where to go. We can that drop step. And of those are the things that I'm excited to see. All might not get into the game. The best way to do that is to see it out here."

White was a college teammate of quarterbacks, Jordan Daniels at Arizona State, so the two already have strong character. The value of that trust factor shouldn't be overlooked.

"The bigger thing is being in your sport," White said Wednesday. Two-strong with the quarterbacks starts with trust. Man knows that I know they give its income I'm going to do my job. He knows I'm going to be in the right spot... He knows everything breaks down, he can trust me to make something shaky."

He's a look in the Commanders'

best jaws protecting back and is a skilled veteran. He said White are both currently better equipped than Cooke-Macette's one. He has the third down duties.

What it means is the run game. All teams are finished. Main teams all close leading ranker to bigger than Cooke-Macette at 3 down in 20 pounds, and has more of a training training style. He could carry out a significant share of carries.

Offensive coordinator David Brough plans to run the skill series often this way, but that doesn't necessarily guarantee that Cooke-Macette's map count will go up. If he doesn't display, he's go with the Commanders on both sets, the 50's continue to operate with zero of a running back the committee approach.

Observations

McNichols (unfinished), com-

by Nick Allegretti (4K), tight end John Bates (Seanstrup), defensive end Ernie Jackson (Moore), defensive end Jerome Armstrong (ACL), defensive end Daniels Wray (paid), outside Raidsaker (Carson Chasney (unfinished)), cornerback Anah Robertson (reminised), cornerback Trey Ames (finals) and pastor Tress Way (protested didn't practice Wednesday).

Left tackle Larene Tassel and right guard Sam Cooke returned to practice after training. Tassel's a reason, Tassel was held out 'from day to a rest day. He came as with Cooke was almost.

Wednesday was Robertson's last second practice of camp. With him sideknot, Mike Roberts led and Rand Douglas banded and office-stops with the starting defense at outside cornerback.

When the defense went to market package and moved them and he the site, James McRaehan, and Adrian Stevens entered in to plan outside corner. The home was red-zone work during team drills, so the defense began to set at 4:30 time in 4:30 a 6:30.m alignment.

There was constant rate in what ended up being the most bigger practice of camp so far. After 4:30 he had started again, but players had to be separated, multiple times and more frequent in the group. He came after the whistles was blown.

The Commanders' second yard did practice two that most physical sessions of camp and came with an added emphasis on the run game. While the Commanders aren't building in practice, there has been thumping and some blocking to the ground.

Wednesday was the most encouraging practice in this point for the run game. The offensive line was able to prevent some push, and the running backs took advantage. Cooke-Macette spent the most time with the system, but White and Allen also took significant maps.

Iats realign for future by storming past the Phillies

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we were playing better. I'm sure you know there's a chance that this isn't what happens, or maybe at least not today! Reinscared.

I shall received the keeper from agent contact from the new front office last offseason. If I shall be picked up by another team, they will be on the hook for the remainder of the 87 Phillies contract and 94 million views of the team. I claimed and decided to sign elsewhere, the Nationals will be responsible for the difference between his new deal and the amount remaining on the current contract.

The organization also released each other from the team. I was not about to bring up Andrew Pankren, giving the player their football to the fourth round in 2020 and developed a chance to see whether he can have a good deal.

These scores could be just the start in the team, exclusive to tobacco delectance what addition it needs this winter.

Wednesday's game featured a mix of players they already know are going to be a part of their field of teamwork. The team is shortening 57. Allman, who hit banded for the first time this season — but there is no chance deciding on. In Wednesday's win, they got most of the team from both.

In the first inning, Allman was hit for a pick and defended little, playing a little more. Allman was followed with a base hit. Kellert then the hit as Bill Haight was set in Allman to give the Nationals a 1:0 lead.

In the second inning, Lats Jarrett considered a role factor run to hit the game, and Justin Crawford had been the first inning. Allman was 2:1 lead. They held on to that lead for the remainder of the front line, at 3:00 a 6:00. The remaining 1:0 before the team.

With any set to the sixth, Will Doss, acquired Brooke from the Pittsburgh franchise on part of the Super Grille. The team had the female debut. He walked from Denver, then got home to go out for a double play to end the inning.

In the top of the seventh, the Nationals took the lead back. Brady Brown hit a pink hole, up to the field home, but he was not going. Then, Scott Young hit a double lead second on a single from Allman.

With a 3-2 lead, Yessner Coss, acquired from the Yankees in the late fourth. It deal, took the

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I don't think he showed off his high velocity — his four-manner averaged 4.0-4 night and reached 4.0-4.5. The 4.0-4.5 was all the way there. He faced only four batters, wielding one, allowing two singles and striking out one. He was added with one run and the other was 4.0-4.5.

The game remained lead until 2nd. 10th, when Danny Haden was 4.0-4.5, and 2nd. 10th, when Danny Haden was 4.0-4.5, and 2nd. 10th Phillies got his back when given runner finish. Still male third before scoring on, was after 8th.

The game was not coming on second and Jacob Young on first, because his single to the center field, Jack Young and Hanan scored, but still had a score roll-out with the end while trying to make the play. He was able to walk back to the Phillies' degree.

The game was the only Nationals hit the designated hitter and had to turn to Wednesday's 1st. The 1st Phillies hit the first record — receiving a sacrifice burst and scoring an 8.00-a. 10th on the last only 8 runs, the 2ndest, which had looked legboard and went at energy for last 10 runs. 10th, was fired up wielding Nibolas, who hadn't taken an event to the team, even through a 2nd get.

The Nationals added these have come to take a 2-0-4 lead, and Brad Lord, in the first appearance back from the team and 2nd, after the Phillies down to end.

The win alone isn't enough to save the season. But from, at least, a reminder that they are on the right track, even if a part of the page is already being turned.

Commanders sign WR Diggs in effort to fortify offense

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at group looked like an area of concern.

Diggs could change that immediately. The 30-year-old isn't a fair prime antworn, but he's still a problem the player when otherwise have to account for the turmoil of 17 regular season games for the first England Patriots last season and finished with 41 catcher for 1,210 yards and four touchdowns. He was an astronomer at pass of the week that made a larger flood approach.

Diggs started in football and think at Good Counsel High School in Montgomery County. He gave him a five-foot overall and drew offers from top programs across the country, but he decided to stay home and play at Marcell.

Diggs was a good college player, but was hampered for injuries in the final two seasons and wasn't able to put his full potential on display. That contributed to him taking to the Minnesota Village for the fifth round of the 2020 draft.

After his back to Buffalo in 2020, Diggs discovered into one of the best wide concerns of the team. He was a good player, but he was not going that season and was named in all you's love of the four seasons with the team.

From 2000 to 2010, Diggs re-

Steffen Diggs's seventh 1,000-yard campaign helped propel the Patriots to the Super Bowl last season.

corded on straight 1,000-yard season.

Diggs obtained bad a falling out with the fifth and was traded to the Houston Beauxars after he played well there but suffered a season ending here ACL just night before this the season. He was subsequently released and signed

with the Patriots. Now, he's on his fourth team in four seasons.

For Diggs, the majority of his home have occurred off the 2nd. In December, he was second to assault and before he has become shot. Inside Akden, White Diggs is still being played for the season in May, he's also facing lawsuits

from former girlfriend Malan Hernandez and former associate Christopher Griffith.

In signing Diggs, the Commanders' first game of three positions won't continue. If they do, the Diggs has a shot in a dual they can go out in a event. Their hope is it won't come to that.

Mystics clip Wings for fifth straight win

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year. And the seconds ticked and ticked. And a night of big, then finished as a identify as it could cut the court, Washington winning 49-16, and as disrespectful as it could in the WNBA scrappers.

"I'm can win!" Mystics Coach Robert Johnson said "We're trying with each other, and I think there are in that, you've had and you believe and you feel a lot deeper."

In the court would of 2020s Washington Mystics'6 season, a competitive loss to one of the top four teams in the WNBA would be sponsored: positive break-even—convenience—the WNBA's 2nd win—and the WNBA's 2nd through, the Boston (19-21) had won four straight, including 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third, third

In the third game, no matter how many the product that included it may have been.

"We've grown a lot from the rope that we've gotten. A lot of close games," Johnson said. "We've won away. We've lost some. We've learned a lot."

The Mystics didn't lead once until the final three minutes. At half-time, they were down by 11. The primary culprit was then transition defense, which debases intended before the game. But the Wings scored 14 points in the last break in the first half. The Mystics scored 2. Each round their locker teams feeling like they had something more to prove.

During its recent winning streak, Washington hadn't scored down than 10 points. The time of Citron, Walters, North and Rich Enters blossomed into one of the WNBA's last offensive runs, with all their score, the last 10 points per game on the season and 17 runs. But 10.

In 10 of a 1,000-yard run, one unbilled at the Mystics'6 season, the morning disorder behind Austin, the typical third fiddle in that group, had been named Associated Press WNBA player of the week. Black 'one of the best

freshman players in the league," Johnson said. How else didn't receive an all-star bid? "Who knows?" he said. She'd focus on and of season awards, he said.

Her game-leading 27 points certainly weren't an awful start — a season high, after a bid to June, she hasn't scored fewer than 15 in 10 games. This August evening, she was the sport.

"How we get out there, the ball is up and we're going to win a game," Austin redirected. "We got bad to go out there and put away."

Her supporting out came alive down the stretch, even if the typical start, Citron and Enters, with finished with 21. In their wake, two-for-goals 19-20. McNabors shined. Her 10 paved and behind Austin, and when she dropped to a rookie, was in the final minute...when

"We got a little different course of success."

"It's always been in me," McNabors said. "My coach and my teammates-they don't want anything else from me. They don't want me to fortify it in."

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Coach Jose Fernandez said that Dallas needed to control the game's speed. "With distorting jaws, don't entertain to correct," he said.

And the Wings did so perfectly as that first half, shooting well over 40 percent from deep until last. Along the way, Jose Wings finished to finish the game, but as Sheppard leading with 13. When Washington's offense finished through, "What... I'm sure... There tomorrow is the final return out, certainly were of a win. At least for 12 total points in the final quarter."

One exception are pretty solid," Johnson said of the evening. "Just a month, much better on round of ourselves on the defensive end."

Farps of practitioners are starting to get lonely

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pirate sheet before. "I don't want to say that is doing... but it's at least in its downtime."

Originally, the experience over'd simplefor. "Jans being shake," Hanan says, which he's known as a move untiling, and more than the Barclay of sports work support. Yes, the platform on has been being pre-eminently White and dark. And, yes, their chaotic at times have become vulgar.

But that doesn't happen a lot. More than nothing, like it is not being, and it's "in care." A stress relieved with ever. Now,"

At least it was when he started running up to a game in the 1st place. Back then, there would be a few even of participants by the fifth among nearly every night, a mix of ad hoc participants received for prime callovers and more when he planned ahead on Reddit or Facebook. Bigger to his connected in a combination of a new team, the whole from home like so many, he kept showing up, and he keeps showing up. It just happens that he's merely a lot more new, too.

As the Nationals are working on blowing another early lead, this time in the seventh inning, Hanan is going on five innings in the sun. Exasperation including, a realbred teenager, Joshua McNabors, John Hsu.

"Now long have you been up to the end of the 2000s and 2010s," he says. He's seen up Hanan through his past. He's "fight neighbors and friends." Now, he's seen that Hanan has going and a lot.

"People haven't be responsible. 'You planning to stop!'"

"Only, I haven't been very sad. I haven't been the new wave in life," he says. His more told him he could take a top record for just

a few years. "Now?" the full take before getting up.

Also, thanks to a callover and a friend of the other two. Untimely, White the cowardice department more portioned and vital issues than those that pre-eminently feature that that, she also makes the total trends in the sporting industry.

"And this is just sad," she says. "Naturally, it depends on how much human are willing to relish it. So, as can be the way, a trend like this will reach a slow end when, many and friends above become less interested."

Hanan made it on the Nationals' position as a handful of times in June. But in recent weeks, the fact left more like a super than a millionaire in American winnings.

"You'd think this might jump away in the government," Bertois wonders about "But, truthfully, this is probably not something that changes the way. It's a little sad because there's probably a community of more — allied, a lot of people who probably were getting something from that."

With the Nationals starting for four runs in the bottom of the eighth, Hanan does this lastword. Asked all 100 after now he comes as he is called. As Hanan outlines properly into the sure road that he has been in the center of the country, two more middle-aged men wonder up the steps.

Their exchange glasses, and the top-zone more than one big pair discard their poles. When they learned their boss wasn't coming into this office, they left early. (Their declined by share their whetches to avoid discipline from each two.)

Stop him, the new director, but he's been just the trade deadline. He's been a lot of people who come one run in the eighth, the pair spikes their belongings and want to go back.

Hanan remains standing, looking forward a perspective as over the stadium that reads "FOR YOU'RE IT'S NOT PURE." Underneath it is the first time, he explains pure and true speech.

Hanan is not the businessman, he thinks as to the British level after he's been a game. Now he's feeling his able to get into the state of the country. And while the final loss is the same. We've got some out, Hanan is working on his phone to see whether the Martin Sante a lot of people were outside also won.

It was, in fact, cool.

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Former Olympian David Hearn after his July 9 arraignment on a felony destruction of property charge for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

With or without prejudice?

Is the question a judge must answer when dismissing Reflecting Pool charge against David Hearn

BY JAMIEH GOLDMAN AND ELIAN BOWMAN

Attorneys for the former Olympian who had been accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool are asking a judge to ensure federal prosecution don't have a chance to reopen the case against him.

In a court filing Tuesday, attorneys for David Hearn pushed back against the Justice Department's move to dismiss the charge against their client "without prejudice," which would allow the department to prosecute him later.

Lawyers: Steve Eisen, Mary DeArmann and Steve Levin wrote that recent attacks by President Donald Trump and Interim Secretary Doug Bergum against the decision to drop the case raise concerns that Trump could push to revive the prosecution.

The department "has repeatedly demonstrated its willingness to seek or reinstate criminal charges to satisfy the President, irrespective of the law or facts," the attorneys wrote. "Fortunately, DC law provides a remedy for circumstances presenting the risk of harassment and bad faith - dismissal with prejudice."

The attorneys also asked for grand jury records related to the case.

The Justice Department last week moved to drop the felony vandalism charge against Hearn, and it has also dismissed the misdemeanor some of these other people accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. The Justice Department cited evidence suggesting the damage was due to a "bunked" equal job and not vandalism.

The filing are the latest in the ongoing

The fully drained Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on July 13. Several people, including Hearn, were arrested on suspicion of vandalizing the site.

legal battle.

The move to dismiss the case comes weeks after a Washington Post analysis concluded that the busiest pooling was probably caused by application errors.

The cleaning about the dry federal prosecutor three immediate backlash from Trump and inflamed vancions between the president and U.S. Attorney Jasmine Pirro

Trump has continued to assert that vandalism caused damage at the Reflecting Pool, and he said Pirro "folded like an umbrella" in deciding to drop the case.

The contractor for the Reflecting Pool repairs, Atlantic Industrial Coatings, did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday evening.

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Oath

keepers cleared, with caveat

JUDGE DISMISSES JAN. 6 CHARGES

Says defendants received "unearned grace" from DOJ

BY RICHARD REISS

A federal judge on Tuesday agreed to dismiss the additional conspiracy case against the leader of the Oath Keepers. Stewart Rhodes, and seven other members of the extremist group who planned to storm the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2024.

The ruling by U.S. District Judge John P. Mobba is the last step in the legal process to wipe out penalties from the Jan. 6 riot, cementing President Donald Trump's bill to unravel the largest federal investigation in U.S. history.

Mobba had sentenced Rhodes to 10 years in prison and imposed lesser prison terms on other top Oath Keepers who were convicted in jury trials. Trump committed three prison sentences on his first day in office last year, and he pardoned more than 1,500 victims.

In a written ruling Tuesday, Mobba said he was dismissing the Oath Keepers' charges reluctantly at the request of the Justice Department. He criticized prosecutors for claiming in a court filing that wiping out the most serious convictions from the Jan. 6 riot was in the public interest.

"The government does not say that the charges were legally deficient or that the evidence presented is insufficient to sustain Defendants' convictions," Mobba wrote. "It condones to no prosecutorial misconduct, nor does it assert any denial or compromise of a defendant's rights."

The Justice Department, Mobba said, was simply boisterous the originators behind the riot "unearned grace by wiping their records clean" after juries found them guilty of committing "crimes against the United States itself."

The riot, during a joint session of Congress that was being held to justify Joe Roberts victory over Trump in the 2020 presidential election, left more than 140 police officers injured and caused an 800 OATH KEEPERS ON B14

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Dengue infection reported in Virginia

N.Y.s. resident is the first locally acquired case of the potentially fatal virus

BY LENA H. SUN

Virginia health officials on Tuesday announced the state's first documented case of locally acquired dengue, saying a resident who had not traveled outside Virginia was probably infected after being bitten by a mosquito that had previously bitten an infected transfer.

The Virginia Health Department said the patient lived in Northern Virginia and had been in close proximity to another

Virginia resident who had recently returned from international travel with dengue. Officials said a local Aedes aegypti mosquito probably hit the infected trawles while that person was contagious and then transmitted the virus to the several patient.

"There is no evidence of continued transmission and no additional reports of locally acquired dengue cases at this time," state health officials said.

Most dengue cases occur in travelers infected abroad, and the risk of acquiring dengue in Virginia remains low. State and local officials are conducting mosquito surveillance and monitoring for additional infections.

Most dengue infections are mild or asymptomatic, but severe cases can lead to internal

bleeding, organ failure and death.

Although sporadic local transmission has been documented in a handful of states, it has remained rare.

Dengue, a mosquito-borne viral disease common in tropical and subtropical regions, has been increasing globally in recent years as stored outbreaks have spread across the Americas. The range in the disease has been driven by factors including international travel, urbanization and climate conditions that favor the mosquitoes that spread the virus.

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Wave of fear ripples through Haitian community on the Eastern Shore

With TPS canceled, some residents are reluctant to leave their homes.

BY LICK ANDREW HENSON Associated Press

SALSBURG, MD — There are herewithings here for the Word of Life Center, a church that has long been a vibrant hub of the Haitian community on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

A birtful shower and cold-sale barbecue were canceled, to even English-language — James Roosevelt Tennassel, the minor pastor of the semitronmentational congregation in Salisbury, said attendance at Sunday's service dropped by more than half. Tennassel's more than 500 people would have heard his witness, titled "What to do in a time of crisis."

The reasons for empty seats, Tennassel said, is that many community members are unwilling to venture from their homes, fearing arrests and deportations since the Trump administration moved to and temporarily protected status for more than 1 million people from numerous communities. Among those affected, roughly 300,000 Haitians who have been living and working legally in the U.S. for years.

In Salisbury, the Eastern Shore's biggest city, about 10 percent of the 20,000 residents are Haitian, many of them employed under TPS as farmworkers or caregivers, or in the jendles plants that are the region's economic backbone.

Like other Haitians being TPS, they face an agonizing disease: try to stay in the U.S. and find a new general work, constantly forging of being caught by immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, or return to a nation as overwhelmed by gang violence and poverty that must find separation in instrumentation to a death sentence.

The pastor's message for the president

Tennassel, the Word of Life Center's pastor since 1995, said he had a message for President Donald Trump.

"We're expecting you to have compassion for our people. They haven't done anything wrong," Tennassel said. "All their years in this country to do is to work, to make a difference in our economic conditions and the world's goals. We are really need to over there, you need us to do."

Tennassel's service, the first since TPS protections expired, Tennassel admitted his congregation to persevere.

The proving, that afternoon

Reverend Tennassel, senior pastor at the Word of Life Center in Salisbury, Maryland, pertains at empty parking spaces outside his church before a Sunday service. He says attendance has dwindled because his Haitian congregation are afraid of getting arrested and deported.

that God can make you invisible to the money," Tennassel said them in Haitian Cooks. "They put a lot of terror in your heart. But God has come to tell you. Do not be afraid!"

Some of the congregants who are U.S. citizens said they attend of the service in solidarity with those being TPS. Among them was Marquis Nelson, who were a Haitian flag draped around the neck.

"I want to tell the president of the United States to stop the KX program, so that the people can work, so KX can stop shooting them, preventing them, and we can go back to normal," Retired said of the administration's code from an immigration.

KX has grossed about, according to advocates and attorneys who say the agency is calling Haitians in the ankle binoculars members and calling them not to travel more than 70 miles from their home address.

"Instead of them heavily descending on communities, they are using tactics to bring those people into their offices to either debate them or fit them with an ankle monitor, and telling them that if they don't self-draught, they will be called back to report within a month," said Geoffrey Joost, president of the Haitian Bridge Alliance.

Members of Word of Life Center, a church and hub for Salisbury's Haitian community, stop and pray during a service Sunday.

Court rulings faded confusion

The TPS termination affecting Haitians was challenged in district courts. On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled with the government, allowing TPS to cast and triggering weeks of confusion around enforcement timelines. On July 17, the work pertains were not extended, and four mounted in communities — not only due to the low-eligible but also because it exposed them to deport-

tation.

"It's just like a bootcase at Category 1 — that's how bad it is," said Kenyon Dimon, a member of Tennassel's church. He helps the pastor lead the local Haitian Development Council of Osmania and runs an immigrant assistance business in Salisbury.

Throughout last week, news spread on social media about arrests by immigration authorities at gas stations and outside supermarkets.

"We had a population living locally, causing their kids, paying their kids, and with the decision [to end TPS], they were left to limbo," said Marie D. Fouche, founder and executive director of Sub Harbor Circus. The organization provides support to immigrant communities across the Eastern Shore and recorded more than a dozen arrests in immigrants recently, including some with TPS.

"They have left their kids at home," the said. "They went to the grocery shopping at Walnut—I took for them and decided their kind. But they got arrested in the parking lot, and they'll never go back."

Asked about KX enforcement activities in Salisbury, the Department of Homeland Security said via email that it "does not discuss ongoing or future operations."

"Emigrants' Protected Nation is exactly that — temporary," the email said. "For too long, TPS has been allowed to function as a de facto annuity program despite Congress never intending it to be permanent."

As a nearly empty barbed舍 in Salisbury, a Haitian with TPS came in for a banner. Like others, he asked to speak under the condition of anonymity for fear of deportation.

"They're not going after the

people committing crimes," said the 20-year-old man, who has been a caregiver as a causing home since moving to Salisbury in 2020. "What I go out is the street, I'm in fear."

TPS protections for Haitians date from 2010

The United States initially gave TPS to Haitians showing a devastating 2010 earthquake and have extended it several times since.

The Trump administration pushed to end that status, saying conditions in Haiti have improved. Yet almost 1.5 million people have been displaced because of gang violence, and most Haitians need humanitarian aid.

"What this administration is meant here are so much because it's inhumane," said Lorie Reeves Reeves, an immigration specialist with CATA, a nonprofit supporting Eastern Shore businessman.

"I want to throw more that. For born working with immigrants, I've never met a criminal, a rapist, and a man," she said. "We're come to take jobs that others don't want. And it's heartbreaking to see how they're suffering."

The immigration crackdown has opened in the fall of Marina Grace Louis-Jacques, a nursing student at Salisbury University with his/her academic and friends affected by the end of TPS. Last week, her best friend asked her to take care of her infant child if she got detained.

"I have not assumed, I know things got bad," Louis-Jacques said at the nearly empty Caribbe, an Crown Cab, under a hearing of Tennassel's University, a leader of the Haitian Revolution. "There lives have tremendously changed."

Not far from the church, near a Prolifer Parrot poultry plant, a Brazilian woman spoke from the church that was worth left since the Trump administration ended TPS to supply 60,000 Dominions and Nicaragans.

The said she worked at Prolifer Parrot poultry brew decades, reportedly cutting chickens with scissors on a hair panel line, before losing her job last year after her TPS expired.

But 20-year-old son, who was born in the U.S., worries that she will be detained. He often calls, examining her to keep her living room contains closed and avoid assessing the door. Sometimes, she said, she fades by looking herself in a bathroom, where she keeps a little.

She used to attract church and influence at events advocating for immigrant rights. Those days, she only takes her two days out to the stock, then creates sickness.

"It's terrible to live in this annuity," she said. "It isn't fair to those of us who came to this country not to cause harm, but to try to have a better life."

Judge dismisses Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy charges against Oath Keepers

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retreated 67 million in damage. Eastern marched on the Capitol after a rally at which the state reported his false claims that he had won the election. Lawmakers were forced to evacuate, delaying District certification as the result.

In his ruling, Melita recounted how the Oath Keepers studied firearms at a local outside DC and exchanged encrypted messages about using violence to threaten the congressional proceedings. The Oath Keeper with the giant, Edward Melita, was not called into action, Melita added.

"When the victors from hard-fix Capitol, about 10 months later, the Oath Keeper wearing military gear entered the building. One half of that group ended up in then-House Speaker Nancy Pickett office. The other half headed to the Senate chamber, where they tried with other means to 'wrote past a loss of police officers,' wrote Melita, who was nominated to the bench by President Barack Obama."

A second contingent of Oath Keeper's, entered the Capitol and clashed with police trying to clear the building, according to an indictment Melita cried in his ruling.

In addition to Marble and Valleys, the other Oath Keepers whose charges were dismissed

Oath Keepers leader Howard Rhodes, right, outbraces 2020 election denier Ivan Ralfski last year.

are Kelly Meigs, Kenneth Sherrill, son, James Rhodes, Roberto Miasta, Joseph Rachell and David Morsschel. Therefore, and Walkins were acquitted of seditious conspiracy but convicted of

other riot-related offenses. An attorney for Rhodes, James Lee Bright, said in a post on X that Melita's ruling to dismiss the Oath Keeper case "personalizes his reasoning."

Rhodes, he said, was convicted of a 'thought since' that 'should never have been charged.' "This inquiry is now over," the attorney wrote. "Congrats to the remaining defendants."

In a court filing Tuesday, attorneys for Valleys announced that he was not guilty of a crime. "The Court correctly granted the practice to dismiss with protection based on the government's exercise of discretion but incorrectly injected advisory opinions that are contrary to the presumptions of innocence and under to an innocent man," the attorneys wrote.

Trump purchased nearly all the money — more than 1,500 — who were charged by the Justice Department in the wake of Jan. 6. But that blanket parties, issued on the president's face, lay in office last year, did not extend to about a dozen leaders and prominent members of two extremist groups behind the violence, the Proud Rees and the Oath Keepers.

Those defendants were convicted of carrying out a seditious conspiracy against the United States or related offenses. Trump initially committed their prison terms, reaping short of a full pardon. But this was, while those cases were being appealed, Justice Department officials find legal papers to waste the court's time altogether.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit granted that respect to May 12. Attorney Andrew Pons, a Trump ally who serves as the top federal prosecutor in DC, then filed no-

tions to dismiss the underlying charges in U.S. district court.

Judge Timothy J. Kelly similarly ruled last month to dismiss seditious conspiracy against the Proud Rees. Like Melita, Kelly said judges are constrained to dismiss charges once prosecutors ask to deny them.

Under Rejured Court precedent, prosecutors have "exclusive authority and absolute discretion to decide whether to prosecute a case," and they may deny charges to the interests of justice" even after defendants have been convicted.

Trump's efforts to indicate the risk have continued. Even in recent days, he has asserted that there charged in the case "were treated as doubt."

"There is the risk of the prosecutions nothing to hold accountable those responsible for the events of January 6," Melita wrote in his 10-page order dismissing the charges Tuesday.

"That book is now closed. Today's epilogue dismisses the period of that day, foregone the week of the prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are not being convicted, and no cases criminal acts that caused a restlessness pillar of not do not have to be peaceful transfer of presidential power — to back."

He added, "The court cannot write a different ending."

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Woman recounts scary 'Reflecting Pool arrest'

BY KLEIN BERNBAUM AND JOHNSON SIMPSON

Sophie Dennison-Gibby, a veteran nurse with more than 40 years of experience caring for animals, considers herself "rather abounds about picking up litter" So, when she visited the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in June and noticed what appeared to be back floating in the water, her feet so often, she said, was to return to his help to an elderly.

In an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday, Dennison-Gibby, speaking publicly for the first time, she23ded that happened that she "directly after picking what worked out to be picking here from the water, an officer up to school but, she said."

"Well, I wish you hadn't done that. Now I'm going to arrest you," Dennison-Gibby recalled the officers, whom she identified as a U.S. woman's fellow.

Dennison-Gibby said the officer told her to place her hand behind her back and handcrafted her. Post reporter who was visiting the Reflecting Pool with her hands witnessed the arrest.

Dennison-Gibby said the officer said he used to run up a pool when she was once surrounded by several other law enforcement officers.

The last when things were "the scary" she said. She said she didn't know where she was being taken or how long she would be declared.

Dennison-Gibby said she was taken to a Park Police facility in Anderson-Washington, which was processed and fingerprinted. She was released later that day.

Dennison-Gibby was one of three defendants charged with misdemeanor related to Reflecting Pool damage. The Action Department dropped all three years last last week and recently drop a $1,000,000 in labor against recent Olympton Travel House, indicating that the damage was caused

Tourists gather near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Monday.

due to a "freshed" night job.

The eventual name after prosecution said their received Internet Department documents showing that the damage was probably caused by contract or error.

"Given all of this work, the personal information, it is difficult to attribute the widespread damage to the Reflecting Pool to vandalism, let almost completely that fact beyond a reasonable doubt," prosecutors wrote in the filing.

Attorneys for the defendants also rejected the claim that prosecutors were unaware of evidence undermining vandalism charges, saying the efforts to shift blame to another agency were not credible.

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Blue Ridge: (Preparation) National Park, Today, a strip afternoon (barometer), every storm, High 88. Winds south-southeast 0-12 mph. Tonight, a maintenance in lights. Low 90, 1-2nd (2nd) miles. National Park, Today, during clouds, coast, a maintenance in late afternoon. High 70. Winds south-southeast 0-12 mph. Tonight, every clouds, Low 90.

Airlock: Saturdays, 2nd to 3rd, 4th, Today, partly seeing somewhat only rounds. High 8.5. Winds south 0-10 mph. Tonight, nearly most, except directly round, Low 70, 1-2nd to 4th. Today, nearly 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. Winds south 0-10 mph. Tonight, 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. Winds south 0-10 mph.

Waterways: Japan-Picasso River, Today, partly, north, West south. 0-12 mph, 0-12 mph, 0-12 mph, 1-2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th. 1st to 2nd, 3rd to 4th.

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Washington	1:00 a.m.	1:12 a.m.	1:15 a.m.	1:24 a.m.
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As fall draws nearer, the days are inching shorter and temperatures in some parts of the country are starting to drop a bit. August can still be sweltering, though, making it an ideal time for indoor projects and preparations for heading on vacation. Here are some home tasks to tackle this month.

1. Upgrade locks

More residential burglaries occur in the summer than in any other season. (Winter is least risky.) To keep your house from becoming a statistic, replace or repair any locks that don't work. If your house doesn't have dead bolts, install them. Dead bolts that require a key to open on the inside might make you feel more secure, especially if you have a door with glass, but they aren't legal in many communities because someone without a key couldn't escape a fire.

Although you can install a lock yourself if you are handy, hiring a locksmith might be wise. A professional can also evaluate your doors and doorframes and make sure you have high-security strike plates and heavy-duty screws long enough to bite into the framing behind the door trim. The most secure locks have a high-security ANSI Grade 1 rating; locks labeled as Grades 2 and 3 offer less protection. If the packaging doesn't specify, check the manufacturer's website.

Is it time to switch to a smart lock? Maybe one with fingerprint or voice sensors, allowing you to open the door without a key or a code? Most models have an industrial look, but the Level Bolt works with your existing hardware. Replace only the dead bolt so the door looks no different on the front or back; only the edge of the door reveals the switch.

2. Fix leaks

A dripping faucet might seem like a trivial home maintenance issue if the water lands in a sink, and can't damage the floor or furniture. But one drip a second adds up to 3,153.6 gallons of water a year, according to a drip calculator at drinktap.org, sponsored by the American Water Works Association. Fixing a leak is simple enough once you understand the type of faucet you have. This Old House has a guide on how to determine wheth-

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A toilet flapper that doesn't seal tightly between flushes is another kind of leak, one that might not even make a sound. But it can waste 200 gallons of water a day — enough to make a significant difference on a water bill. Test for a toilet leak by putting a few drops of food coloring in the tank. Wait at least 10 minutes without flushing. If the color shows up in the bowl, you have a leak. When you go to a hardware store for a replacement flapper, take the old one with you so you get one that fits.

3. Replace toilets

Toilets typically account for almost 30 percent of the water used in a home, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Replacing an old one — or even a relatively new one that you have to flush multiple times to get the job done — is the perfect indoor task for hot weather.

The best new toilets work on the first flush and use dramatically less water than old ones, enough to save more than $140 a year in water costs, according to the EPA's WaterSense program.

Don't choose one based on price; instead, look for toilets with the WaterSense label, an EPA partnership program that identifies toilets that work well and are water-efficient.

To find toilets that work even better, look at the model-specific ratings from a program known as Maximum Performance. Toilets with a MaP Premium rating use 14 percent less water and reliably flush 170 percent more waste than the WaterSense standards require.

4. Replace air conditioner filters

Unless you've done it recently, replace or clean your air conditioner's filter. This one step can lower the air conditioner's energy use by 5 to 15 percent, according to the U.S. Energy Department. An air conditioner works better when the filter is clean because it takes extra energy to pull air through a dirty filter. Although some manufacturers recommend cleaning or changing the filter only every three to nine months, the Energy Department recommends doing it every month or two during the cooling season, and even more frequently if you have furry indoor pets.

While you're thinking of air conditioner maintenance, also

check and clean the evaporator and the outdoor condenser. If the fins on the coils are bent, straighten them with a fin comb.

5. Tackle an easy upgrade

It's easy to be in a languid mood on a hot August day, but sometimes you just want to feel like you accomplished something. Look around and pick one easy upgrade, such as updating hardware on kitchen cabinets, installing new curtains, or swapping a standard shower curtain rod with a curved one to make the space less cramped. Or you can reduce the clutter in your primary home entry by adding shelves, hooks and a bench for taking shoes on and off.

6. Piggyback on back-to-school sales

August is the month for back-to-school sales at stores selling office supplies, office furniture, linens and storage containers. If you need to set up a home office or want to redo one you already have, it's a great time to get the furniture and supplies. Or if a summer of hosting guests on the couch has convinced you to set up a dedicated guest room, check out the sales aimed at teens shopping for a dorm or a first apartment.

7. Tidy up the garden

Cut back spent flowers and vegetable plants that are no longer producing or look tired. Forgo that last handful of beans or zucchini and clear out the bed so you can grow varieties that have short growing seasons and thrive in cool weather. Depending on where you live, you may be able to plant seeds or transplant nursery seedlings in time for fall harvests of leafy greens such as Swiss chard and kale, peas or string beans (bush beans usually mature earlier than pole beans) and more. Check with your local nursery because options vary considerably depending on latitude and climate.

8. Prepare to sneak away

When your other chores are done and you're ready to head out on vacation, protect your home from break-ins by making it look as if you never left. Buy a couple of timers and set them to turn a radio and key lights on and off at hours similar to what you usually do. Keep shades and blinds in their normal position. Arrange to have mail stopped, newspapers taken in and the lawn mowed.

This article originally appeared in July 2023.

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A new series offers glimpses into opulent homes but skips all the drama of reality TV

BY DINA CHENEY

The scene: an evening cocktail party around an infinity pool at an L.A. estate overlooking the Hollywood sign. Four women sporting bustiers, eight-inch stilettos and fresh facelifts begin arguing and pointing fingers. One leaves abruptly, her designer purse slamming against a bystander. The crowd sips matcha dragon fruit cocktails and stares, aghast.

These days, a soap-operatic scene like this is common fare in many reality TV shows about high-end real estate. Take Netflix's "Selling Sunset," "Buying Beverly

Hills" and "Owning Manhattan," which — though entertaining — often focus more on fashion and outsize personalities than on homes. The genre has become "very hard to watch," says Billy Nash, a longtime real estate agent in Florida. "It's so drama-based and scripted. It's all about money and purple Lamborghini's."

In 2023, Nash saw the need for a more edifying and uplifting alternative. The formula he had in mind? Retain the aspirational quality of existing real estate shows by offering viewers a window into rarefied global properties but omit the

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prospective buyers, deals and agent squabbling, and emphasize authenticity instead.

Like the documentary-style food and travel shows starring the author and chef Anthony Bourdain, Nash's unscripted program, as he saw it, would shed light on each destination's feel and character. "Passport Properties," as he decided to call his cinematic docuseries, would be about travel and culture as much as real estate.

Creating a television show is an ambitious goal, but Nash felt confident he could make it happen. He had TV experience, having hosted Season 3 of the AWE show "Selling Mega Mansions." He also had amassed the capital to fund the project from his decade working in real estate.

Nash filed global patents and trademarks for the name and concept and sought a producer to help create a "sizzle reel," a short video to entice production companies to film a pilot. One of his contacts introduced him to a TV production executive, and he assembled a crew. They spent two weeks filming in Morocco, Spain and Italy and then edited 100 hours of footage down to a reel about two minutes long.

The sizzle reel worked. Nash, who had decided to form his own

production company, found a global distributor, Blue Ant Media, to pitch the show to networks.

Two years after Nash had come up with the idea, his team was ready. They headed back to Europe in April 2025 and spent 4½ months filming the first season. In each location, Nash says, they "dug into the culture and the people and the lost artisans," such as a lamp maker in Morocco and a third-generation family of knife makers in Sardinia, Italy.

Outside of Florence they visit-

TOP: Nash tours a property near Marbella, Spain. His show airs in Poland, Portugal and Latvia, and he hopes to distribute it in the United States soon. ABOVE: A mountainside home above Marbella.

ed Villa Antinori di Monte Agugliani, once the home of the woman believed to be depicted in Leonardo's Mona Lisa. "The property was ... $23 million, but it was the story inside that home that resonated with me," Nash says.

In Ronda, Spain, they filmed at the home of a bullfighting family whose patriarch had been friends with Ernest Hemingway; the legendary author had spent summers there. "I was able to put my hands on Ernest Hemingway's typewriter," Nash says.

In October, Nash and Blue Ant

Media attended the global content conference MIPCOM Cannes. There they "shopped" "Passport Properties With Billy Nash" to networks and streamers, sharing the reel and a completed episode.

Networks in Poland, Portugal and Latvia licensed the nine-episode series, which began airing in those countries this summer. And Nash is optimistic his show will also be licensed for distribution in the United States. "Once you're licensed with a big name, there's a domino effect," he says. "It's almost like in fashion ... where it starts in Paris and then goes to the States."

In the meantime, his team is moving forward with the second season, which they will film this fall in Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea and Florida.

"Real estate television will always exist because people love to dream," Nash says. "But that property doesn't have to be surrounded by scripted drama and conflict. ... This is not a 'Real Housewives' show. ... Throwing wine in someone's face and belittling them? There will always be a weird place on TV for that. ... This is authentic elevated reality."

In other words, cut the contentious cliff-hangers and replace them with pasta and palazzos — and stories people can connect with.

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If you've got a furry companion, don't forget to clean these things

BY JOLIE KERR

Pet ownership comes with many responsibilities, including a lot of extra cleaning.

"Pet parents might think of cleaning as a chore," says Jennifer Bruns, a veterinary epidemiologist at PetSmart. "However, it is an important part of creating a healthy environment for both people and pets. In veterinary public health, we recognize that pets and people share the same spaces, which means that keeping those environments clean plays an important role in everyone's health and well-being."

Staying on top of cleaning your pet's belongings, as well as the areas where they sleep, eat and romp, helps keep everyone in your household happy and healthy. It also prevents your home from smelling like a kennel.

Food and water bowls

Rebecca Greenstein, a veterinary medical adviser at Rover, says that when it comes to cleaning, the most commonly overlooked items are pets' food and water bowls. "Ideally, both should be cleaned daily," she says, "and more often if your pet eats canned food. Dirty dishes can favor bacterial overgrowth, leading to potential [gastrointestinal] upset and skin irritation or infection." Dishwasher-safe bowls can be cleaned in a normal or sanitizing cycle, or washed by hand with soap and water.

Pet food storage containers

If you pour your pet's food into storage containers instead of keeping it in its original packaging, make sure to clean them regularly to prevent foodborne sickness. "Food storage containers can harbor parasites such as dust mites and molds," says Ronit Berdugo, a veterinary partner at SynergyLabs. "These should be cleaned monthly with hot, soapy water."

Pet beds and bedding

Regular cleaning is also a must for pet bedding. "Soft surfaces can harbor dead skin cells, food particles, urine and fecal residue, fur and bodily fluids, as well as dirt and debris from outdoors," Greenstein says. Wash pet bedding, including small items such as blankets or pillows, with unscented detergent. "Always check the care tag for the manufacturer's cleaning instructions," Bruns says, "but in general, wash with warm to hot water and an extra rinse cycle. Choosing a bed with a removable, washable cover can make routine cleaning much easier."

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Toys, including both plush toys and hard toys, should generally be cleaned every week or so.

Crates

Crates and carriers also require routine cleaning. "Many crates are lined with a mattress that people don't look under regularly," Greenstein says. Wipe them with a pet-safe cleaning product and allow them to dry thoroughly before returning mattresses and other bedding. Greenstein recommends wiping crates every two to four weeks, unless your pet's health or lifestyle calls for more frequent cleaning.

Pet clothing

"Just like bedding, pet sweaters, jackets, raincoats and boots can trap fur, saliva, moisture and dirt, favoring the overgrowth of yeast and bacteria and leading to unpleasant odors and skin irritation," Greenstein says. "Frequency of cleaning will depend on the nature of the fabric, how often your pet wears it and the level of soilage, but anywhere from weekly to monthly."

Leashes and collars

Your dog's leash harbors a lot of germs and bacteria thanks to daily handling, and the collar, in particular, should be cleaned monthly to protect your dog's neck. "Dirty collars can contribute to skin irritation and hair loss along the neck," Berdugo says. "These fabrics can accumulate oils from the skin, parasites, dirt and environmental allergens." He recommends washing fabric collars by hand and cleaning leather collars according to the manufacturer's instructions at least once a month. "Pets wearing collars while swimming and spending time in humid and dirty environments may need more frequent cleaning."

Toys

"Given that most toys end up getting covered in slobber and dragged across the floor or taken outside, they can get pretty gross," Greenstein says. "Frequency of cleaning will depend on use and level of soilage, but generally once every week or so." Put plush toys in a mesh bag to protect them from damage, and machine-wash them in hot water with unscented detergent. Hard toys made of rubber, silicone or plastic can be washed with warm, soapy water or in the dishwasher. "Interactive puzzle toys and treat-dispensing toys deserve extra attention," Bruns says. "Food residue left behind after play can become a breeding ground for bacteria and mold, potentially posing a health risk to both pets and people." Wash these types of toys after each use, in the dishwasher if the manufacturer's guidelines say it is safe or by hand. (A small brush can help get into hard-to-clean nooks and crannies.)

Grooming tools

Grooming tools such as slicker brushes and flea combs can harbor parasites, environmental allergens and dander, which Berdugo says contribute to skin irritation and disease. "Wash after each use with hot, soapy water and shampoo for dogs and cats."

Litter boxes

In addition to daily scooping to remove clumps of urine and feces, Berdugo recommends cleaning and disinfecting litter boxes weekly. "Using a liner within the box may be helpful to remove soiled litter," he says. "Sanitize the outside of the box, as cats can mistakenly soil the sides and edges, and clean areas where you see stray litter outside of the box, as those areas can also harbor odors."

Floors and carpets

Berdugo recommends that pet owners vacuum several times a week and mop weekly, in addition

to immediately cleaning areas that pets have soiled. "Not doing so can result in repeated soiling episodes in the same location," he says. In addition to regular vacuuming, Bruns suggests "shampooing carpets and rugs every few months, or more frequently if your pets are prone to accidents," which can help remove deep stains and odors.

Large furniture, including human beds

Most pets spend time lounging on the furniture, leaving couches, chairs and beds covered in dander, hair and saliva. How often to vacuum furniture depends on the pet — animals that have longer hair or skin health issues require more frequent cleaning than hypoallergenic pets or ones that don't shed as much. "Keep in mind that your pet also brings in allergenics, dust and pollen on their coat from the outside space," Bruns says. If your pet sleeps in bed with you, wash sheets weekly and launder bedding such as comforters, duvets, blankets, pillows and mattress pads every one to two months. "Bedding is an ideal environment for flea eggs to hatch and fleas to mature," Berdugo says. "Dander and oils from the skin can contribute to odors and an unsanitary environment."

Vacuum cleaners

"Upright and handheld vacuums can get tangled or clogged with pet hair, which reduces their suction," Greenstein says. Monthly cleaning will keep vacuums in good working order and can help keep them from taking on a petish odor. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning your vacuum, which includes emptying the bag or bin, removing hair stuck in the vacuum head, rinsing removable parts, and cleaning or replacing filters.

HVAC and air purifier filters

HVAC filters and air purifiers typically require more frequent maintenance in homes with pets. "Pet hair, dander and dust can quickly accumulate in filters, reducing their ability to effectively capture airborne particles," Bruns says. "As filters become clogged, they become less efficient, allowing more pet dander and allergens to remain in the air, which can affect both indoor air quality and people or pets with allergies." She recommends replacing and/or cleaning filters more frequently than the manufacturer's standard guidelines, "particularly in multi-pet households or during periods of heavy shedding."

It's good to clean and disinfect litter boxes weekly. Placing a liner in the box can make it easier to remove the soiled litter.

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A hobby takes root in backyard herb gardens: Growing cannabis

By MARTHA ROSS The Mercury News (TNS)

From her postage-stamp-size backyard near the BART tracks, Penny Barthel is growing a revolution.

About 10 years ago, the longtime educator, gardener, author and foodie began to raise cannabis in her lush, colorful kitchen garden in Albany, California. A novice to cannabis, Barthel's project was an extension of her love of "messing around with herbs" to formulate new recipes. She also wanted to help a friend grow the plant for a loved one with Stage 4 cancer.

In mid-May, Barthel held up a roughly six-inch-tall "Blue Orchid" cannabis plant in a small pot that she would soon transplant into her garden, alongside her mint, thyme, blueberries, edible flowers and lemon trees. She expected this and the "Orange Cream Pop," "Lemon Grass" and "Penny's Pine" cannabis plants she's growing this summer to shoot up as high as six or seven feet during the season, which lasts until early October.

"They really look like shaggy Christmas trees when mature," she said.

Barthel wants everyone to be able to grow cannabis in their backyards — because it's fun and because they can put the plant to use in a variety of ways, including therapeutically. Cannabis is used medically to help people sleep, reduce anxiety, alleviate minor aches and more.

Of course, Barthel's mission would have put her on the wrong side of California law before 2016, when Proposition 64 made recreational use legal. Theoretically, her mission still puts her in the crosshairs of the U.S. government, because cannabis continues to be classified as a Schedule 1 drug with "no accepted medical use" by the feds.

But Barthel wants to challenge what she calls the "unexamined narratives" that cannabis is a dangerous gateway drug or can only be appreciated by stoners. She doesn't see why cannabis can't become as much a summer fixture in backyard gardens as tomatoes, beans or other popular annuals.

"I will say my real goal is pretty lofty. I want cannabis to be legalized and to be available and safe and legal for anyone who wants to grow it in their backyards," said Barthel. "And the best way to do that is just to encourage people to grow it and see what happens."

As part of her mission, Barthel published her 2021 book "The Cannabis Gardener" (Ten Speed Press), after her initial research into cannabis biology and its applications in medicine, food and even cosmetics prompted her to fall in love with it, she said. Four years ago, she began partnering with Emily Gogol, an Oregon-based grower and advocate for home cultivation, to give talks on cannabis at nurseries and garden clubs around the Bay Area, from Concord to Dublin to Cupertino.

The two women have booked an increasing number of speaking gigs over the past year, including at popular venues like Sloat Garden Centers and SummerWinds nurseries around the Bay Area, and even

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at the venerable Marin Art and Garden Center. To Barthel, who also serves on the board of the Berkeley Herbal Center, the uptick in speaking gigs signals a shift in public attitudes. So, too, does the fact that some nurseries have begun to stock and sell cannabis seeds themselves.

Barthel's talks tend to unfold like any hour-long gardening class at your local nursery. She introduces people to the basics of raising the plant from seed to flower and offers tips on best soils to use and best practices for growing in a pot, raised bed or in ground. For novice growers, Barthel likes to emphasize that cannabis is hardy and fast-growing like a weed. At the same time, she warns that the plant is highly sensitive to light and needs lots of direct sunlight — six to eight hours a day. That means that cannabis thrives in certain microclimates and won't work as an indoor plant unless the grower invests in a professional-level lighting setup.

Barthel also discusses the advantage of using "feminized" seeds and how to harvest, dry, cure or store one's grow. Her book, with its glossy color photographs, also offers recipes for turning dried buds into salves, tisanes and tinctures, and using homemade cannabutter to make treats such as CBD-infused vanilla gummies and cannabis chocolate sauce.

But because cannabis isn't just any plant, Barthel also touches on topics outside the usual gardening class curriculum. That includes the legal complexities of outdoor growing. State law allows people over 21 to grow up to six plants for recreational use — and that's per household, not per person. Barthel also advises growers to check their city or county regulations. Local municipalities, as well as landlords and HOAs, may impose further restrictions, such as requiring that outdoor plants be kept in a secure,

fenced-off area. Or they may ban outdoor cultivation altogether.

Any talk about growing cannabis has to start with helping people understand THC and CBD and how these compounds make people feel. THC, the plant's primary mind-altering, psychoactive compound, is associated with euphoria and getting high, while non-psychoactive CBD is good for anxiety and other maladies, according to Barthel. Different strains, or cultivars, come with different concentrations of either or both.

Following a May 14 class, Barthel suggested to Chris Michon, a first-time grower, that he try "Penny's Pine," a cultivar sold by Gogol's Grow It From Home nursery and named for Barthel. She said: "It's one-to-one. Half THC and half CBD. It smells like pine, and it's going to be uplifting. It will be a fun high."

"I've been looking for that," Michon said. "Not paranoid?"

"Not paranoid," Barthel assured him. During the May 14 talk, the audience included members of the Sloat Garden Center staff, all of whom showed excitement about learning to raise a new plant or expanding on knowledge they already have. Barthel also passed around jars of dried cannabis buds for audience members to sniff, as if they were breathing in the aroma of a wine to get a full sense of its flavor.

Every once in a while, Barthel meets someone who's had very little experience with cannabis, but is dealing with a serious personal issue that has them wanting to explore cannabis.

"This one woman came in," Barthel recalls. "She was curious because her husband had been diagnosed with a brain tumor, and they had a 4-year-old. This caused her to do a lot of rethinking of her life and to think, 'I need to go to herbal

school,' for her own use or maybe to help her husband endure treatment."

At the May 14 talk, Michon's friend Shawn Chan likewise said he had little experience with pot — "I don't even smoke." But Barthel's talk convinced him to try growing a plant in his backyard.

"I consider myself a zero green thumb, but I started growing some cherry tomatoes as a hobby," he said. "Now that (this is) legal, I'll give it a try."

The only thing that made Chan hesitant about the project was the location of his home, close to the ocean. He worried that summer coastal fog would keep his plant from getting enough sun. Other than that, he was okay with not knowing yet what he wanted to do with the harvest. "I'll figure that out when the time comes," he said.

Even among the curious, people in the gardening world remain "shy" about cannabis, Barthel said. One garden club consulted with their attorney to make sure it was legal to host Barthel. Some nurseries also won't heavily promote her appearances. "They want to feel things out and see how customers will respond," she said.

As Barthel and other cannabis scholars say, the federal and state government crackdowns over the past century fueled the negative stereotypes and were always more grounded in culture wars than in evidence of medical harm. Starting in the 1910s and 1920s, anti-cannabis laws were introduced in the Midwest and Southwest to target Mexican Americans. Later, John Ehrlichman, one of Richard M. Nixon's top aides, admitted that the president launched the war on drugs in 1971 to have a reason to prosecute Black people and hippies.

Hundreds of thousands of people have been incarcerated on cannabis-related offenses, and the DEA's Schedule 1 classification effectively stalled medical research for decades. While medical use is now allowed in most states, adult recreational use remains illegal in nearly half of them. It's also illegal to take cannabis across state lines or to possess it on federal lands, including national parks. Barthel laments that anti-cannabis laws encouraged growers to develop highly potent strains, just as Prohibition in the 1920s put potentially lethal moonshine into circulation.

"It turned cannabis into jet fuel," Barthel said.

The lingering negative narratives are reflected in the way that California's legal cannabis dispensaries can be intimidating places for first-time users, where they have to show their IDs and pay for purchases in cash because most major banks and credit cards won't process transactions, Barthel said.

That's another reason that people should be able to grow their own cannabis in their own backyards, said Barthel, who is excited about teaching more classes in the coming year and to even introduce cannabis cultivation at a major gardening show in 2027.

"I'm hoping," she said, "that as more and more of us grow and enjoy this plant we will learn a new story about cannabis, allowing it to be what it truly is: a healing, helpful, easy to grow garden herb."

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A partially ripe tomato. Waiting until a tomato is perfectly ripe risks losing it to hungry critters, who also know a perfectly ripe tomato when they see one.

In the vegetable garden, deciding when to harvest is a delicate art

BY JESSICA DAMIANO Associated Press

We sowed. We planted. We watered, watched and waited.

And now, beanstalks are reaching for the heavens, tomatoes are getting plump, and zucchini are seemingly doubling in size overnight.

Timing their harvests is a balancing act, and in many cases you, as gardener, are forced to choose between optimal flavor and yield. Sometimes, one must be compromised in favor of the other — or to save your crop. Just don't wait too long.

Should you wait for tomatoes to fully ripen?

Tomatoes are ripe when their mature color — red, yellow, orange, purple, etc. — is uniform. But waiting for that perfect vine-ripened moment often means risking loss. Plump, juicy tomatoes may split open on the vine or be devoured by hungry critters, who know a perfectly ripe tomato when they see one.

I pick my tomatoes a few days before they reach their peak, then let them continue to ripen upside-down on the kitchen counter (the placement helps prevent bruising at the bottom).

In fact, as long as at least half the tomato is taking on color, it will ripen well indoors.

Green bean pods should be plump but not bulging, and it's good to harvest the "ready" ones daily — the more you pick, the more the plant will produce.

How to know when six other garden vegetables are ready to pick

• Cucumbers should be green, firm and glossy. Standard types are best harvested when they're between six and eight inches long; pickling types typically top out at two to four inches long. They grow rapidly, so check plants daily. Wait too long and they'll turn yellow and bitter.

• Green bean pods should be plump but not bulging, and firm enough to snap when bent. Harvest the "ready" ones daily because the more you pick, the more the plant will produce; if you don't remove the ripe beans, production will slow to a crawl.

• Zucchini grows quickly, so check plants daily and harvest when the zucchinis are six to eight inches long and their skin is soft enough to pierce easily with your fingernail. This is also the ideal size for sweetness. Posting a photo of an 18-inch zucchini might amuse your friends, but you probably won't enjoy eating its tough, seed-filled flesh.

• Eggplants, on the other hand, tend to stop growing when they reach peak ripeness. Shiny skin is another indicator of maturity. Grab them while you can, because if you wait too long, their skin will turn dull and fade in color — and you'll be left deciding whether to eat or toss the soft, spongy, bitter, hard-seed-filled poor excuse for an eggplant.

• Corn will tell you it's ready when its silks turn brown. Husks should be fresh,

green and feel full. If you're not certain it's ready, peel the husk back slightly, just enough to reveal the top row of kernels, and pierce one with your fingernail. If the "juice" inside is milky, it's ready. If it's watery, close it up and try again in a few days. But if there isn't any liquid inside, the corn is past its prime. That means the kernels' wonderful sugars will have turned into starch.

• Peppers are very forgiving. Pick them at their immature green stage or wait until they turn red, yellow or orange. The longer they're left on the plant, the sweeter (or hotter) they'll be, but they'll be perfectly edible either way.

Harvesting vegetables is morning work

Regardless of the crop, harvest in the morning, just after the dew has dried, for peak moisture content, sugar concentration and texture.

Twist fruit off thin vines or stems, such as those of tomatoes and beans, while holding the main branch with your other hand to prevent damage. Use clean, sharp scissors or pruners when removing fruit from thicker-stemmed plants, such as eggplants.

Jessica Damiano writes regular gardening columns for the Associated Press. She publishes the Weekly Dirt Newsletter.

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Rylie Middaugh, left, with Tom Ward. A suggestion from a close friend led Middaugh to move into Ward's guesthouse in January, and the pair's friendship has gone viral.

She's 28. He's 71. They became roommates — and close friends.

BY SYDNEY PAGE

Rylie Middaugh was more than 2,500 miles from home when she and her live-in boyfriend broke up.

Middaugh, 28, felt lost and needed a new place to live. She'd moved from South Carolina to Oregon in 2023, chasing a change of scenery.

"I've always dreamed of coming to the Pacific Northwest," said Middaugh, a wedding photographer who now lives in Bend. "I thought it was so beautiful."

She considered moving back to Charleston after the breakup in January, but she had upcoming wedding jobs booked in Bend.

"I was stuck. I didn't know where I was going to go and what

I was going to do," Middaugh said.

That's when a close friend made a suggestion that not only helped her living situation, but also brought her an unexpected friendship with a man four decades her senior — and millions of fans on social media who are charmed by their wholesome relationship.

"It's been very overwhelming in the best way," said Middaugh, who has shared several humorous posts about their friendship over the past few weeks, including ones about lost cellphones, misplaced hearing aids and what's for dinner.

The suggestion by Middaugh's friend was this: Go stay with Tom.

Tom Ward — the longtime boyfriend of her friend's late mother

— was living alone. Ward had an empty small guesthouse in his backyard, and he offered to let Middaugh stay there.

"He called me on the phone that day and was like, 'Rylie, get over here!'" Middaugh said.

Middaugh had met Ward, 71, shortly after she first moved to Bend, through her friend, who later moved away from Oregon.

"His was just the house that everyone went to," Middaugh said. "He was just so welcoming. He loved to have people over."

Ward said he didn't think twice about offering the guesthouse. He has three adult children and considers his late partner's daughters his stepchildren.

"When I first met her, I could immediately tell she was a good

person," Ward said of Middaugh.

When Middaugh showed up with her luggage, Ward was searching the house for his phone. She has since learned Ward loses his phone often, and it became a running joke in the house.

"Probably once a day," she said. "That just set the tone for the beginning of this roommate situation. I needed to laugh with everything going on."

For the first few weeks, Middaugh mostly kept to herself in the guesthouse, which has a kitchenette. But Ward encouraged her to join him for meals, knowing she was going through a hard time. Before long, they were having dinner together two to three nights a week. Ward cooks,

Middaugh cleans.

"If I make tacos or spaghetti, I make enough for everybody," Ward said. "I like the company."

Over meals, they swap stories and advice.

"She's really easy to talk to," said Ward, who volunteers at a food bank, drives for Uber and sells his handmade charcuterie boards at a local farmers market. "We get along really well."

They watch movies together — Ward often falls asleep within five minutes, Middaugh said — and bond over music.

"He plays me all these oldie songs that he grew up listening to and we just drink a seltzer together," Middaugh said.

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day. Ward will report the dinner plan, and Middaugh will agree to help him return a package or drop off his hearing aids when he forgets them at home.

"I was telling my friends and family these stories of Tom and I, and they were so tickled by it," Middaugh said.

Eventually, with Ward's permission, she posted screenshots of their texts on TikTok. She figured others might appreciate their multi-generational dynamic.

"If I can find a way to bring some light in this world when there's so much negativity, I want to do that," Middaugh said.

She didn't expect her post to go viral. It has more than 1.6 million views, and media outlets picked up their story.

Ward said he's getting a kick out of the unexpected attention. One day he sent her a video message telling her she's an aunt because the eggs in the bird's nest outside of her room hatched.

"I like making people laugh," he said.

Their arrangement is part of a broader trend. In the last decade, several senior and youth home-share platforms — such as Nesterly, SpacesShared and Two Generations — match people like Middaugh and Ward.

"It is certainly becoming more talked about," said Jennifer Molinsky, the director of the Housing an Aging Society Program at Harvard University.

Molinsky said one main driver is financial: Housing costs are squeezing people at both ends of the age spectrum, with younger adults facing a tough job market and older adults often on fixed incomes.

"Housing affordability is hitting young people and older people really hard," Molinsky said.

Many of these arrangements involve exchange of money or reduced rent in return for chores. Middaugh has several times offered to pay Ward rent, she said, but Ward always declines.

"She's a kid," Ward said, explaining that their situation is temporary, and he'd rather she save her money.

Ernest Gonzales, director of the Center for Health and

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"I feel like our world is craving connection. We are all lonely in some way."

Rylie Middaugh

Roommates Rylie Middaugh and Tom Ward make s'mores by the fire. Arrangements like theirs are becoming more common, as housing costs squeeze people at both ends of the age spectrum.

Aging Innovation at New York University's Silver School of Social Work, said there are emotional benefits of intergenerational living, too.

These arrangements help stave off loneliness, bring connection and give both people a sense of purpose in supporting the other, he said. Plus, he said, older adults can feel a sense of safety that someone is looking out for them and helping them around the house.

"We know that this works for the majority of people, and we know that friendships can be long-lasting far beyond when the younger person moves out," Gonzales said. "The benefits are pretty evident."

But scaling intergenerational living can be challenging, he added, in part because older adults risk losing public benefits if they generate income through the arrangement. Middaugh and Ward's situation is less complicated.

"I love the organic model," Gonzales said.

He understands why Middaugh and Ward's relationship is resonating with people.

"I think that plants a really optimistic seed," Gonzales said. "I predict these types of housing arrangements are going to grow."

Middaugh said her relationship with Ward has taught her to be open to friendships with people of all ages.

"We tend to stick with our generations, but there's so much you can learn from putting your phone down and having a conversation with someone you wouldn't normally be friends with," she said. "I feel like our world is craving connection. We are all lonely in some way."

Middaugh said she plans to move back to Charleston, though she isn't sure when. Ward told her she can stay as long as she needs.

"She is always invited here," he said.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

These sales data recorded by the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue were provided by Black Knight Inc.

NORTHEAST

A St., 320, $1.41 million. Blaine St., 3346, $475,000. Capitol St. E., 1118, $2.24 million. Chillum Pl., 5401, $450,000. Crittenden St., 812, $585,000. Downing St., 1337, $389,000. F St., 334, $1.26 million. Florida Ave., 1006, No. 401, $658,000. Grant Pl., 3737, $415,000. Holbrook St., 1427, $675,000. Myrtle Ave., 2804, $710,000. Parker St., 223, $659,000. Sligo Mill Rd., 6139, $1.04 million. Upshur St., 1914, $535,000. Second St., 11, No. 102, $315,000. Fourth St., 1935, $860,000. Seventh St., 4021, $900,000. 11th St., 726, $1 million. 14th St., 236, $886,500. 17th St., 3909, $825,000. 20th St., 428, $355,000. 22nd St., 4028, $700,000. 54th St., 227, $290,000.

NORTHWEST

Bellevue Terr., 2942, $1.3 million. Belmont St., 1618, No. D, $900,000. California St., 1840, No. 14A, $275,000. Clark Pl., 4521, $1.03 million. Connecticut Ave., 2829, No. 312, $230,000. Connecticut Ave., 4600, No. 306, $330,000. Connecticut Ave., 5406, No. 808, $187,698. Crittenden St., 742, $730,000. E St., 915, No. 403, $320,000. Euclid St., 1714, No. 3, $380,000. Farragut St., 919, $550,000. Foxhall Rd., 1646, $1.4 million. Harrison St., 4335, No. 2, $499,000. I St., 2511, $1.32 million. Jefferson St., 129, $640,000. K St., 2515, No. 410, $181,000. Kennedy St., 507, No. 1, $329,310. L St., 1101, No. 103, $325,000. L St., 2425, No. 328, $750,000. Lamont St., 1800, $2.2 million. Logan Cir., 27, No. 5, $940,000. MacArthur Blvd., 4425, $1.07 million. Massachusetts Ave., 400, No. 610, $360,000. Meridian Pl., 1438, No. 102, $315,000. N St., 1300, No. 201, $715,000. N St., 2301, No. 214, $736,125. New Hampshire Ave., 1735, No. 403, $739,000. New Mexico Ave., 3033, No. 305, $307,000. New York Ave., 460, No. 206, $490,000.

Oakwood Terr., 3434, $1.6 million. Park Rd., 1451, No. 509, $187,500. Pennsylvania Ave., 2555, No. 418, $835,000. Piney Branch Rd., 6721, $887,000. Q St., 1723, No. G3, $317,000. Quebec St., 2714, $4.2 million. R St., 3203, $6.78 million. Ridge St., 469, No. 1, $320,000. S St., 3821, $1.88 million. Sheridan St., 813, $465,000. Sutton Pl., 3275, No. C, $850,000. T St., 939, $1.71 million. U St., 1718, No. B, $414,400. W St., 3754, $1.35 million. Warren St., 5015, $3.6 million. Wyoming Ave., 2222, $3.5 million. Third St., 4825, $750,000. Fourth St., 5713, $920,000. Seventh Pl., 5020, $840,000. Ninth St., 5912, No. 1, $364,000. 10th St., 3601, No. 1, $690,000. 12th St., 2532, $700,000. 12th St., 7175, No. 409, $267,800. 15th St., 3043, No. 6, $635,000. 17th St., 2300, $1.44 million. 21st St., 1280, No. 410, $455,000. 25th St., 1111, No. 403, $441,000. 30th St., 1333, $2.4 million. 32nd St., 5441, $1.32 million. 37th St., 2009, $1.05 million.

SOUTHEAST

Alabama Ave., 735, $541,383. Branch Ave., 2123, $520,000. C St., 649, No. 208, $415,000. Capitol St. E., 5043, $435,500. E St., 635, $1.7 million. H St., 1610, $1.03 million. Independence Ave., 1615, $730,000. M St., 2921, $250,000. Oakwood St., 242, $320,000. Pennsylvania Ave., 1391, No. 348, $385,000. S St., 1324, $320,000. Tubman Rd., 1877, $455,000. Young St., 1415, $2.5 million. Eighth St., 244, $1.8 million. 13th St., 210, $860,000. 19th St., 1524, $515,000. 45th Pl., 1127, $332,000.

SOUTHWEST

Fourth St., 800, No. 5124, $274,262.

MARYLAND

These sales data recorded by the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

ANNAPOLIS AREA

Amberstone Ct., 20, $300,000. Breakwater Dr., 963, $465,000. Cedar Lane, 300, $415,000.

Eastern Ave., 208, $960,000. Lake Dr. E., 43, $1.52 million. Parkwood Ave., 803, $1.5 million. Sandstone Ct., 60-G, $305,000. Spa Creek Landing, 3, No. A, $885,000. Victor Pkwy., 217-H, $269,900. ANNAPOLIS-BROAD CREEK AREA Agnes Dorsey Pl., 710, $565,000. Cornhill St., 60, $1.65 million. Foremast Aly., 2642, $575,000. Lejeune Way, 125, $619,900. Monticello Ave., 114, $1.24 million. Old Admiral Ct., 2065, $639,900. Richards Lane, 57, $1.55 million. South St., 104, $699,000. Water St., 43, $915,000.

ARNOLD AREA

Alameda Pkwy., 330, $345,000. Belle Dora Ct., 638, $302,000. Colonial Ridge Lane, 446, $465,000. Hickory Hill Cir., 1205, $612,000. Macsharry Dr., 810, $724,900. Norton Lane, 518, $585,000. Pride Of Baltimore Dr., 502, $1.2 million. Stanford Ct., 411, $680,000.

BROOKLYN AREA

Cedar Hill Lane E., 204, $515,000. Magie St., 5713, $425,000. Park Pl., 5, $132,500. Wasena Ave., 5417, $303,000.

CAPE ST. CLAIRE-SANDY POINT

STATE PARK AREA Broadneck Pl., 1501, No. 304, $374,000. Little Magothy Vw., 1125, $599,500. Old Mill Bottom Run, 1600, $1.05 million. Secretariat Dr., 1644, $420,000. Woodland Cir., 972, $530,000.

CROFTON AREA

Albermarle Dr., 1720, $509,900. Danville Ct., 995, $490,000. Laconia Ct., 2367, $490,000. Mara Vista Ct., 1488, $386,000. Peartree Lane, 1711, $715,000. Topango Pl., 1923, $300,000.

CROWNSVILLE AREA

Miner Rd., 815, $545,000. Valentine Creek Dr., 1119, $705,000.

CURTIS BAY AREA

Greenland Beach Rd., 211, $455,000. Sycamore Rd., 100, $365,000.

DAVIDSONVILLE AREA

Homewood Rd., 3229, $1.02 million.

EDGEWATER AREA

Cardamon Dr., 119, $830,000. Eagles Nest Ct., 3707, $1.07 million. James Way, 1407, $705,000. Oak Dr., 3372, $650,000. Shore Dr. W., 3932, $862,500. Winding Rd., 933, $715,000.

GAMBRILLS AREA

Chapel Lake Dr., 2604, No. 107, $330,000.

Gunnison Ct., 912, $815,000. Kings Way, 417, $859,000. Wigeon Way, 1410, No. 201, $450,000.

GLEN BURNIE AREA

Aster Dr., 1238, $415,000. Delmar Ave., 718, $465,000. Foxview Dr., 152, $350,000. Highlander Dr., 223, $378,500. Leisure Lane, 1721, $360,000. Norfolk Rd., 1830, $100,000. Saunders Way, 1813, $310,000. Vernon Ave., 207, $330,000.

GLEN BURNIE-MARLEY CREEK

AREA Barbara Ct., 813, $313,000. Castle Harbour Way, 1110, No. 3A, $231,000. Delaware Ave., 318, $370,000. Gerard Dr., 114, $395,000. Kent Cir., 523, $343,300. Marcy Dr., 7619, $425,000. Monaghan Rd., 7781, $499,900. Rapid Water Way, 6608, No. 304, $237,350. Steatite Lane, 7743, $420,000. Whip Lane, 108, $280,000.

HANOVER AREA

Fair Oak Dr., 1517, $489,600. Oakley Lane, 1539, $495,000. Richmond Way, 2660, $525,000. Sunningdale Lane, 1706, $472,000.

JESSUP AREA

Marvin Lane, 2822, $435,000.

LAUREL AREA

Carriage Walk Lane, 3551, $381,000. Sanctuary Ct., 8002, $696,500. Woodland Manor Dr., 8603, $427,000.

LINTHICUM HEIGHTS AREA

Double Eagle Dr., 320, $530,000. Viewing Ave., 207, $383,250.

LOTHIAN AREA

Solomons Island Rd., 5485, $455,000.

MILLERSVILLE AREA

Danmark Ct., 311, $871,000. Gearing Ct. E., 605, $410,000. Mesa Rd. S., 757, $670,000.

NORTH BEACH AREA

Cedar Ave., 808, $565,000.

ODENTON AREA

Blue Spring Ct., 2440, No. 301, $310,000. Canopy Lane, 1408, $816,000. Colony Ridge Rd., 1117, $360,000. Fluttering Leaf Trail, 8610, No. 404, $399,900. Ivy Landing Way, 2464, $531,000. Pagefield Way, 2253, $540,000. Resty Lane, 600, No. 202, $232,000. Thornbrook Way, 2006, $535,000. Wintergreen Ct., 8612, No. 403, $375,000.

PASADENA-ROCK CREEK AREA

Almondbury Dr. W., 2919, $529,000.

Apple Leaf Ct., 4103, $423,000. Belgarden Lane, 1002, $825,000. Carvel Rd., 245, $425,000. Choptank Ave., 2039, $810,000. Davenport Ct., 3501, No. M, $245,000. Fox Hollow Run, 1841, $850,000. Jenkins Rd., 8545, $475,000. Linthicum Rd., 7814, $640,000. Meridian Dr., 7928, $746,000. Pescara Ct., 3328, $360,000. Rock Hill Rd., 1228, $725,000. Silver Run Dr., 1247, $650,000. White Rocks Ct., 322, $380,000. Wolsey Ct., 8074, $345,000. 224th St., 764, $323,525.

RIVA AREA

Poplar Dr., 548, $427,125. SEVERN AREA Barnett Ct., 1717, $336,000. Disney Estates Cir., 1802, $679,000. Maryland Ave., 1432, $410,000. Sea Pine Cir., 1713, $422,000.

SEVERNA PARK AREA

Barbara Rd., 166, $525,000. Capote Ct. W., 276, $865,000. Fairlane Ct., 455, $1.05 million. Maple Lane, 302, $1.27 million. Oak Grove Cir., 744, $830,000. Robinson Landing Rd., 70, $735,000. Thomas Rd., 325, $1.8 million.

SHADY SIDE AREA

Bay View Ave., 1183, $320,000. Lee Blvd., 4906, $510,000. Robinson Rd., 1538, $1.19 million.

TRACY'S LANDING AREA

Clagett Ave., 6555, $1.1 million.

HOWARD COUNTY

CENTENNIAL-BENSON AREA

Ballard Way, 2240, $1.02 million. Century Dr., 10044, $805,000. Dee Jay Dr., 4002, $544,000. Fawn Run Ct., 12621, $1.49 million. Golf Island Rd., 2688, $1.48 million. Kingston Ct., 3537, $695,000. Mount Snow Ct., 2906, $1.23 million. Pratchett Lane, 4707, $1.35 million. Triadelphia Rd., 11809, $879,000. Westmount Pkwy., 3771, $1.35 million.

CLARKSVILLE AREA

Crabbury Ct., 7100, $1.23 million. Lakeside Dr., 13791, $2.12 million. Trotter Rd., 5946, $1.45 million.

COLUMBIA (EAST) AREA

Dark Hawk Cir., 8535, $650,000. Gray Sea Way, 6330, $500,000. Kerry Hill Ct., 7373, $234,815. Merrynet Rd., 9427, $400,000. Shining Oceans Way, 8820, No. 409, $465,000. Thunder Hill Rd., 5305, $685,000.

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COLUMBIA (WEST) AREA Cedar Fern Ct., 5909, $486,000. Durham Rd. W., 5145, $720,000. Green Mountain Cir., 10850, No. 411, $155,000. Hour Hand Ct., 6107, $735,000. Open Window, 5264, $650,000. Summer Sunrise Dr., 6324, $1.2 million. Tolling Clock Way, 10545, $384,000. Wild Ginger Ct., 6006, $400,000.

COOKSVILLE AREA Hoods Mill Rd., 818, $1.04 million.

DAYTON AREA Linthicum Rd., 4085, $1 million.

ELKRIDGE AREA Bayberry Ct., 6300, No. 1112, $280,000. Hearthside Way, 7569, $430,000. Montery Rd., 6318, $1.05 million. Sedgwick St., 6432, $518,000.

ELLICOTT CITY AREA Autumn Harvest, 8543, $715,000. Brightmeadow Ct., 7962, $445,000. Doncaster Dr., 4315, $970,000. Falls Run Rd., 8607, No. G, $297,000. Hunt Ave., 4019, $615,000. Orchard Ave., 2645, $626,000. Roundhill Rd., 4641, $445,000.

FULTON AREA Carol Dr., 12300, $1.61 million. Lallybroch Lane, 8529, $1.21 million.

GLENWOOD AREA Sagewood Dr., 2832, $1.2 million.

HANOVER AREA Florey Rd., 5997, $705,000.

HIGHLAND AREA Clarksville Pike, 13941, $2.12 million.

JESSUP AREA Savage Guilford Rd., 8022, $485,000.

KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE AREA

Black Velvet, 9465, $659,900. Gracious End Ct., 9150, No. 104, $295,000. Pirates Cv., 9258, $437,000.

MARRIOTTSVILLE AREA Kirkleigh Dr., 11557, $720,000.

MOUNT AIRY AREA Watersville Rd., 342, $1.35 million.

SCAGGSVILLE-LAUREL AREA Boulder Ridge Rd., 8733, $668,000. Howland Rd., 9224, $435,000. Kendal Cir., 9307, $485,000. Old Scaggsville Rd., 9083, $549,900. Ulster Dr., 9401, $550,000.

WEST FRIENDSHIP AREA Rover Mill Rd., 13936, $1.38 million.

WOODBINE AREA Duvall Rd., 2905, $1.14 million. Old Sawmill Rd., 16900, $1.23 million.

WOODSTOCK AREA Ganton Grn., 2120, No. D103, $390,000.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASHTON AREA

Tree Lawn Dr., 17708, $700,000.

ASPEN HILL AREA Cliff Swallow Way, 15656, $478,000. Lake Terr., 14817, $820,000. Sycamore Lane, 15707, $730,000.

BETHESDA AREA Acacia Ave., 5213, $730,000. Blackstone Rd., 5407, $1.82 million. Broxburn Dr., 6516, $2.12 million. Comanche Ct., 8317, $2.08 million. Eames Way, 6722, $840,000. Glenwood Rd., 5616, $1.03 million.

Honeybee Lane, 9024, $3.4 million. Kirby Rd., 6014, $1.2 million. Maple Ridge Rd., 8013, $1.9 million. Montrose Ave., 10411, No. M302, $270,000. Pomona Dr., 9906, $1.05 million. Rayland Dr., 5213, $1.2 million. Samitalia St., 9719, $228,961. Still Spring Ct., 8322, $1.2 million. Vortich Lane, 6215, $940,000. Westlake Terr., 7504, No. 25, $656,500. Winsome Cir., 154, $1.43 million.

BOYDS AREA Deoudes Rd., 12600, $761,000.

BROOKEVILLE AREA Gold Mine Rd., 1711, $1.2 million.

BURTONSVILLE AREA Angelton Terr., 14218, $425,000.

CABIN JOHN AREA 78th St., 6500, $1.1 million.

CALVERTON-COLESVILLE AREA Eldrid Dr., 200, $810,000. Locksley Lane, 13429, $750,000. Quartet Lane, 3114, No. 227, $299,900. Sir Thomas Dr., 3301, No. 6-B-41, $225,000. Tamworth Lane, 13316, $925,000.

CHEVY CHASE AREA Chevy Chase Blvd., 4821, $2.45 million. Farmington Dr., 3203, $2.91 million. Georgia St., 6812, $1.29 million. Oxford St., 204, $3.35 million. Willard Ave., 4515, No. 10045, $632,500. Woodmont Ave., 7171, No. 201, $1.95 million.

CLOVERLY-EDNOR AREA Farmcrest Way, 1456, $400,000. Old Briggs Chaney Rd., 2816, $935,000. Reserve Gate Terr., 301, $1.23 million. Windmill Lane, 1240, $640,000.

DAMASCUS AREA Clearwater Dr., 25312, $599,000. Lewis Dr., 10100, $560,000.

DERWOOD AREA Buena Vista Dr., 15800, $800,000. Fairborn Ct., 7803, $485,000. Red Hook St., 8044, $695,000. Wick Lane, 7106, $750,000.

FOUR CORNERS-BURNT MILLS AREA Dallas Ave., 10021, $540,000. Lombardy Rd., 11201, $560,000. Sligo Creek Pkwy., 9039, No. 916, $400,000.

GAITHERSBURG AREA Bannister Ct., 13, $455,000. Christopher Ave., 433, No. 86, $270,000. Frederick Rd., 19027, $725,000. Laguna Dr., 19417, $595,000. Pelican Ave., 567, $580,000. Sol Pl., 19537, $570,000. Torrance Rocks Way, 7316, $525,000.

GAITHERSBURG-NORTH POTOMAC AREA Cherrywood Terr., 206, $810,000. Crown Farm Dr., 140, $1.26 million. Fields Rd., 9660, $720,000. Happy Choice Lane, 11628, $745,000. Leatherleaf Ct., 10, $919,000. Main St., 622, No. B, $640,000. Piney Lodge Rd., 11508, $732,300. Quince Orchard Blvd., 826, No. 101, $225,000. Scarlet Oak Dr., 13141, $1.14 million. Timberbrook Lane, 125, No. T102, $380,000.

GERMANTOWN AREA Anndyke Way, 20553, $725,000. Cervantes Ave., 14213, $1.26 million. Climbing Ivy Dr., 12849, $438,800. Demetrias Way, 13419, $365,000. Giant Ct., 13510, $460,000. Highstream Dr., 18988, No. 824B, $390,000. Mustard Seed Ct., 18661, $335,000. Poplar Hill Rd., 14501, $749,000. Sparkling Water Dr., 18705, No. 127-2, $285,000. Tattershall Dr., 19301, $809,000. Winding Creek Way, 12041, $440,000.

KENSINGTON AREA Day Ave., 10223, $1.15 million. Glueck Lane, 11015, $550,000. Old Spring Rd., 9617, $950,000. Wexford Dr., 4008, $630,000.

LANGLEY PARK AREA Piney Branch Rd., 8830, No. 812, $137,500.

LAYTONSVILLE AREA Dixie Ridge Terr., 9732, $790,000. Goshen School Rd., 22200, $1.15 million. Quick Fox Lane, 21524, $1.02 million.

MONTGOMERY VILLAGE AREA Brassie Pl., 19439, No. 101, $225,000. Club House Rd., 19319, No. 301, $225,000. Grazing Way, 20228, $399,000. Kardwright Ct., 10415, $452,500. Sailfish Terr., 9856, $371,000. Tippett Lane, 9512, $380,000.

NORBECK-LAYHILL AREA Alderton Lane, 1361, $380,000. Bellmawr Ct., 2700, $595,000. Candover Ct., 15016, No. 277A, $410,000. Daley St., 13000, $550,000. Doc Berlin Dr., 3518, $899,000. Dunvegan Ct., 14926, $510,000. Feldon St., 12701, $500,000. Greenery Lane, 2200, No. 201-23, $234,000. Interlachen Dr., 15101, No. 1-116, $170,000. Kelmiscot Dr., 14564, No. 188B, $450,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3210, No. 219, $181,000. Leisure World Blvd. N., 3310, No. 612-6, $200,000. Littleton St., 12841, $487,500. Pennfield Cir., 15000, No. 206, $386,000. Running Ridge Lane, 14901, $714,500. Valleywood Dr., 13111, $585,000.

OLNEY AREA Download Terr., 4910, $916,000. Olney Mill Rd., 19400, $590,000. Toddsbury Lane, 3621, $750,000.

BEFORE THE MARYLAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

CASE NO. 9297

IN THE MATTER OF PARKWAY GENERATION KEYS ENERGY CENTER LLC'S APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO MODIFY THE KEYS ENERGY CENTER GENERATING STATION LOCATED IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND

NOTICE OF PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE AND DEADLINE FOR INTERVENTION

On June 8, 2026, Parkway Generation Keys Energy Center LLC filed an Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity ("CPCN") to modify the existing Keys Energy Center, a 755 MW natural gas-fired combined cycle generating facility located in Brandywine, Prince George's County, Maryland ("Application"). The Application is available for public inspection or copying at the Baden Branch of the Prince George's County Library, 13601 Baden Westwood Rd., Brandywine, MD 20613. The Application and other pleadings in this matter may also be viewed or downloaded from the electronic docket for Case No. 9297 through the Commission's website at https://psc.maryland.gov.

A pre-hearing conference in this case will be held virtually at 2:00 P.M. on Wednesday, August 19, 2026. The pre-hearing conference will include topics such as the establishment of a procedural schedule, consideration of any petitions to intervene, and any other preliminary matters. The pre-hearing conference will also be streamed live for viewing via the Commission's PULJ Division's YouTube Channel, www.youtube.com/@ndpcpuljs327.

Any petitions to intervene in this proceeding must be filed on or before August 14, 2026, and may be filed electronically through the Commission's website at https://psc.maryland.gov or sent by first-class mail to the Commission's Executive Secretary, Andrew S. Johnston, at 6 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202-6806, referencing Case No. 9297. The Commission encourages parties to use the Commission's "e-file" system for filing. Instructions for e-filing are found under the "Tools" section of the Commission's website, https://psc.maryland.gov.

1 Reasonable accommodations will be made at Public Service Commission proceedings for qualified persons with disabilities, if requested 5 days in advance of the proceeding. (Dial 410-767-8000 or 1-800-492-0474 or access the prior numbers through the Maryland Relay Service at 1-800-201-7165.)

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POOLESVILLE AREA Kohlhoss Rd., 17500, $374,900.

POTOMAC AREA Ansin Circle Dr., 12547, $1.55 million. Broad Green Dr., 11121, $1.2 million. Cloverbrooke Dr., 10716, $1.51 million. Glen Mill Rd., 11801, $1.57 million. Hillbrooke Lane, 10834, $1.33 million. Logan Dr., 9923, $3.5 million. Milburn Dr., 11706, $860,000. Potomac Station Lane, 8901, $2.35 million. Stoney Creek Rd., 12320, $998,000. Wetherfield Lane, 12020, $1.77 million.

ROCKVILLE AREA Azalea Dr., 755, No. 35, $407,600. Brazfield Ct., 12200, No. 205, $199,000. California Cir., 6050, No. 110, $392,500. Courthouse Sq., 24, No. 408, $265,000. Crossfield Ct., 5200, No. 140, $222,500. Englishman Ct., 15, No. 160, $680,000. Genome Aly., 4940, No. 1, $214,034. Hollyberry Ct., 22, $1.36 million. King Farm Blvd., 327, No. 206, $575,000. Monroe St., 6, No. 101, $240,000. Monterra Ct., 6, $1.5 million. Nina Clarke Dr., 3142, $740,240. Oak Knoll Dr., 411, $746,000. Old Georgetown Rd., 11710, No. 1517, $760,000. Pleasant Dr., 1111, $890,000. Rockville Pike, 10404, No. 401, $275,000. Strathmore Park Ct., 10404, No. 405, $1.5 million. Tuckerman Heights Cir., 10553, $194,304. Wickshire Way, 10905, No. 62, $850,000.

ROLLING GREEN AREA Catawba Manor Way, 13323, $778,000. Little Bennett Dr., 14908, $885,000. Sycamore Farm Dr., 23032, $826,112.

SENECA PARK-CEDAR GROVE AREA Appledowne Ct., 7, No. 140, $330,000. Panthers Ridge Dr., 12013, $500,000.

SILVER SPRING AREA Ballard St., 1203, $870,000. Day Ave., 10113, $575,000. Galveston Rd., 8404, $885,000. Lyttonsville Rd., 1900, No. 208, $147,500. Ritchie Ave., 713, $610,000.

TAKOMA PARK AREA Allegheny Ave., 6619, $570,000. Pine Ave., 30, $665,000. West Hwy. E., 950, $525,000. TWINBROOK AREA Farragut Ave., 405, $549,000. WHEATON AREA Charlton Dr., 11524, $740,000. Flowering Tree Terr., 1951, $500,000. Henderson Ave., 2803, $440,000. Leslie Ct., 10412, $659,000. Ravenwood Ct., 12106, $565,000. Yeatman Terr., 11609, $990,000.

FREDERICK COUNTY Tall Timber Lane, 5802, $202,137. BRUNSWICK AREA Canal Town St., 715, $595,000. K St. E., 212, $489,000. Potomac St. W., 526, $230,000.

EMMITSBURG AREA Taneytown Pike, 11615, $525,000. FREDERICK CITY-ADAMSTOWN VILLAGE AREA Ballenger Run Blvd., 6647, $552,000. Brace Ct., 6757, $320,000. Crape Myrtle Dr., 5303, $515,000.

Ellison Ct., 544, $405,000. Henden Wood Lane, 5330, $665,000. Lancaster Pl., 514, $330,000. McLauren Lane, 5145, $430,000. Pemberton Park Lane, 316, $475,000. Upper Mill Terr. S., 5431, $455,000.

FREDERICK CITY-LIBERTYTOWN AREA Amity St., 853, $505,000. Blue Heron Dr., 8200, No. 2C, $247,001. Caulfield Ct., 2605, $425,000. Compass Way, 726, $548,000. Duvalis Forest Dr., 6017, $1.12 million. Glen Valley Terr., 6230, No. 4L, $320,000. Island Grove Blvd., 2503, $610,000. Magnolia Ave., 332, $1.25 million. Megan Ct., 407, $329,900. Newport Pl., 6200, $420,000. Osprey Way, 2719, $465,000. Trail Ave., 502, $380,000. Second St. E., 203, $1.35 million. 12th St. W., 4, $450,000.

FREDERICK CITY-MOUNTAINDALE AREA Backbone Way, 1258, $714,000. Blacksmith Way, 1627, No. 209A, $372,053. Clingmans Dome Dr., 1469, $799,000. Fauna Dr., 2014, $650,000. James I Harris Memorial Dr., 7210, $527,500.

Mojave Ct., 8103, $1.16 million. Runnymeade Dr., 7917, $605,000. Shookstown Rd., 4836, $495,000. Walter Martz Rd., 8523, $460,000.

IJAMSVILLE AREA Averley Rd., 3005, $1.25 million. Rochefort St., 5831, $400,000.

LIBERTYTOWN AREA Walnut St., 9022, $800,000. MIDDLETOWN AREA Ingalls Dr., 209, $679,900. Pine Valley Ct., 4513, $410,000.

MONROVIA AREA Sandra Lee Ct., 12504, $765,000.

MOUNT AIRY AREA Catoctin Ridge Dr., 5633, $650,000. Main St. S., 1306, $460,000.

MYERSVILLE AREA Ashley Ct., 89, $552,000. Scravel Rd., 2494, $1.1 million.

NEW MARKET-LAKE LINGANORE AREA Coolont Xing., 10211, $600,000. Jordan Blvd., 5631, $700,000. Moss Rock Way, 5785, $506,500. Shalom Ct., 10004, $700,000.

ROLLING GREEN AREA Pheasant Lane, 2812, $1.1 million.

THURMONT AREA Linda Ct., 10, $510,000. Putman Rd., 11258, $475,000.

URBANA AREA Braveheart Dr., 3861, $755,000. Kenway Lane, 9138, $648,108. Seward Lane, 3705, $900,000. Wyndham Dr., 9743, $955,000.

WALKERSVILLE AREA Colony Ct., 119, $340,000. Silver Stone Dr., 210, $435,000.

WOODSBORO AREA Pine Tree Rd., 10026, $600,000.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY ACCOKEEK AREA Accokeek Rd. W., 1830, $352,900. Madrillon Way, 17202, $625,000.

ADELPHI AREA Edgemont Dr., 10525, $459,000. Metzerott Rd., 1836, No. 1827, $185,888. 18th Ave., 7401, No. 24, $120,000.

BOWIE AREA Bates Dr., 8420, $625,000. Curie Dr., 5123, $699,946. Gladys Retreat Cir., 12712, No. 79, $480,000. Kinship Turn., 12415, $475,000. Madeley Lane, 12409, $504,000. Oakview Lane, 4503, $500,000. Quixote Ct., 7406, $710,000. Smithwick Lane, 4905, $751,000.

Tulip Grove Dr., 12209, $400,000. Westwind Dr., 7319, $589,000. 10th St., 13205, $425,000.

BOWIE-MITCHELLVILLE AREA Elegant Ct., 16033, $420,000. Everglade Lane, 15618, No. 306, $290,000. Peach Walker Dr., 15509, $295,000. Portland Lane, 1609, $425,000.

BRANDYWINE AREA Fern Gully Way, 7522, $455,000. Steam Mill Farm Dr., 12916, $780,000.

BURTONSVILLE AREA Arbory Ct., 7603, No. 81, $175,000. Chivas Cir., 14108, $775,000. Jerald Rd., 16117, $450,000. Paperbark Terr., 7206, $390,000. Straughn Dr., 15401, $685,000.

CALVERTON AREA Benjamin St., 12022, $699,000. Green Ash Lane, 10812, $707,230. Stanmore Dr., 7715, $730,000.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS AREA Beaver Heights Lane, 1505, $263,000. Brooke Rd., 913, $399,000. Ellis St., 4004, $470,000. Jade Ct., 6820, $395,000. Opus Ave., 709, $300,000. Shell St., 4202, $385,000.

CHEVERLY-LANDOVER AREA Central Hills Lane, 961, $390,000. Greymont St., 7709, $335,000. Nadine Ct., 902, $373,000. Reed St., 6005, $380,000.

CLINTON AREA Boniwood Turn E., 5621, $380,000. Gwynndale Pl., 5705, $421,900. Pinewood Dr., 7901, $332,000. Temple Hill Rd., 8801, $477,000.

COLLEGE PARK AREA Narragansett Pkwy., 9723, $300,000. Westchester Park Dr., 6100, No. TR15, $190,000. 52nd Ave., 9705, $365,000.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS AREA Cross St., 7201, $250,000. Foster St., 6508, $253,000. Regency Lane, 5737, $370,000. Tulip Ave., 1717, $353,000.

FORT WASHINGTON AREA Asbury Dr., 11801, $650,000. Chalfont Ave., 13103, $395,000. Glade Dr., 7509, $450,000. Jaffrey Rd., 7400, $450,000. Lismore Dr., 301, $1.1 million. Old Fort Rd., 10320, $475,000. Shelfer Pl., 509, $469,000. Wrigley Pl., 907, $480,000.

GREENBELT AREA Greenbelt Station Pkwy., 8219, No. 310K, $433,000. Hanover Pkwy., 7810, No. 336, $165,000.

HYATTSVILLE AREA Emerson Rd., 7712, $390,000. Kennedy St., 4218, $450,000. 65th Ave., 3503, No. 11D, $306,000.

LANHAM-GLENARDEN AREA Dellwood Ct., 8233, $428,000. Jim Lovell Lane, 10504, No. 1157, $399,000. Linwood Ct., 5504, $530,000. Rolling View Dr., 9207, $320,000. Vista Green Lane, 4803, No. 133, $530,000. Wood Pond Cir., 7201, $489,900.

LARGO-CLAGGETT LANDING AREA Burford Lane, 15612, $555,000. Dunloring Dr., 11572, $235,000. King James Rd., 227, $685,000. Pickering Cir., 1208, $441,000. Prince Pl., 10249, No. 31-203, $160,000. Staton Dr., 109, $449,000. Vista Pointe Dr., 9930, $555,000. 92nd Ave., 4029, $475,000.

MONTPELIER AREA Fairlane Pl., 9213, $455,000. Snowden Oaks Pl., 8413, $350,000.

MOUNT RAINIER AREA 31st St., 3824, $460,000. OXON HILL AREA Fleet St., 157, No. 206, $300,000. Regents Sq., 869, No. 329, $750,000. Saint Ives Pl., 104, No. 309, $562,000.

RIVERDALE AREA Lafayette Ave., 6001, $475,000.

SUITLAND AREA Fairhill Ct., 3000, $459,000. Silver Park Terr., 4125, $340,000.

TEMPLE HILLS AREA Beechwood Dr., 6502, No. 2, $291,000. Gifford Lane, 6411, $455,000. Keith St., 2806, $365,000. Olson Ct., 2206, $345,000. 24th Ave., 3807, $445,000.

UNIVERSITY PARK-WEST HYATTSVILLE AREA Calverton Dr., 6815, $545,000. Longford Dr., 1838, $500,000. Van Buren St., 2107, $485,000. 23rd Pl., 6613, $268,000.

UPPER MARLBORO AREA Belinda Blvd., 9034, $499,000. Croom Airport Rd., 15840, $650,000. Greenpoint Lane, 5401, $568,850. Lomonade Lane, 3055, $528,750. Manor Park Dr., 5336, $542,825. Pitman Ave., 9902, $500,000. Spring Water Ct., 12102, $605,000. Townfield Pl., 9504, $525,000.

WOODMORE-LAKE ARBOR AREA Alydar Ct., 3301, $535,000.

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Dennington Dr., 14906, $580,000. Meadowridge Pl., 3302, $522,500. Woodmore Rd., 12310, $550,000.

CALVERT COUNTY

BROOMES ISLAND AREA Island Creek Lane, 3950, $1.31 million.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH AREA Dalrymple Rd., 3930, $450,000. Meridian Ct., 6825, $675,000. Fourth St., 6130, $235,000.

DUNKIRK AREA Golden Russet Ct., 9905, $577,500. Smithville Dr., 3416, $607,000.

HUNTINGTOWN AREA Brown Fox Dr., 1205, $770,000. Mayfair Ct., 1725, $797,000. Solomons Island Rd., 5410, $465,000.

LUSBY AREA Blair Rd., 12757, $1.05 million. Church Rd., 1039, $1 million. Durango Dr., 11534, $375,000. Gunsmoke Lane, 11288, $375,000. Huron Dr., 12940, $353,500. Painted Horse Ct., 606, $415,000. Ridge View Rd., 8328, $408,000. Running Fox Rd., 650, $289,900. Sidewinder Ct., 11509, $340,000.

NORTH BEACH AREA Third St., 3932, $689,900.

OWINGS AREA Clearview Dr., 2090, $547,500. Locust Ct., 7001, $725,000.

PORT REPUBLIC AREA Allspice Rd., 2828, $905,000.

PRINCE FREDERICK AREA Blackberry Lane, 3110, $635,000. Deane Ave., 422, $589,000. Helena Dr., 118, $450,000. Preakness Way, 2510, $799,000. Yearling Dr., 619, $568,000.

SOLOMONS AREA Driftwood Lane, 361, $459,900.

ST. LEONARD AREA Alvertas Way, 210, $290,000. Cherry St., 5552, $555,000. Oakcrest Dr., 5715, $442,000.

SUNDERLAND AREA Hardesty Rd., 5920, $632,000.

CHARLES COUNTY

BRANDYWINE AREA Park Ave., 15491, $349,000.

BRYANS ROAD AREA Cannon Ct., 2601, $851,741. Monmouth Ct., 5804, $345,000.

BRYANTTOWN AREA Flowing Creek Ct., 14295, $750,000.

HUGHESVILLE-PRINCE FREDERICK ROAD AREA Deborah Dr., 15180, $519,900.

INDIAN HEAD AREA Caswell Dr., 28, $389,000.

ISSUE AREA Carriage Cir., 15096, $527,000.

LA PLATA AREA Hawthorne Rd., 6165, $625,000. La Plata Pkwy., 9871, $549,900. Rose Lane, 6900, $650,000. Tip Hill Dr., 6550, $467,860.

NANJEMOY AREA Ironsides Rd., 8260, $424,925.

POMFRET AREA Guinevere Lane, 4550, $687,000.

ST. CHARLES AREA Iris Pl., 34474, $405,000. Pine Cone Cir., 3578, $480,000.

WALDORF (EAST) AREA Cotoneaster Ct., 2711, $460,000. Hens Rest Lane, 15715, $745,000. Killenney Pl., 9630, $515,000. Poplar Hill Rd., 13355, $555,000.

WALDORF (WEST) AREA Alice Pl., 10400-0, $489,900. Cheryl Turn, 10648, $645,000. Heron Pl., 11213-4, $403,000. Shadow Park Lane, 3176, $411,000.

WHITE PLAINS AREA Clyde Lane, 4015, $420,000. Picadilly Ct., 7764, $629,900.

ST. MARY'S COUNTY AVENUE AREA Paul Ellis Rd., 37824, $282,100.

CALIFORNIA AREA Bill Dixon Rd., 23786, $419,000. Hosta Lane, 23371, $517,000. Pepper Ridge Dr., 23166, $520,000. Tallwood Rd., 43889, $549,000.

CALLAWAY AREA Aster Dr., 20955, $541,000.

DRAYDEN AREA Windsor Ct., 19112, $678,830.

GREAT MILLS AREA Flat Iron Rd., 19960, $410,000. Nancy Lane, 45840, $390,000. Westmeath Way, 45482, No. H24, $203,000.

HOLLYWOOD AREA Greenview Dr., 24611, $800,000. Lee Lo Lane, 43335, $240,000. Old Three Notch Rd., 24676, $244,000. Woodmore Dr., 23953, $602,400.

LEONARDTOWN AREA Hicks Dr., 23745, $406,000. Main Way Rd., 43985, $475,000. Riverwinds Dr., 42505, $600,000.

LEXINGTON PARK AREA Atalanta St., 21650, $395,000. Columbus Dr., 46358, No. 12C, $215,000.

Majestic Ct., 46528, $355,000. Morris Dr., 21462, $337,000. Princess Ct., 48418, $620,000. Southampton Dr., 47443, $225,000. Yoda Lane, 18121, $565,000.

RIDGE AREA Bayne Rd., 49461, $239,000.

RYCEVILLE AREA Army Navy Dr., 35395, $875,000. Ben Oaks Dr., 27702, $704,000. Dogwood Lane, 27136, $400,000. Hearts Desire Lane, 39767, $260,000. Newlands St., 37290, $490,000. Sandgates Rd. N., 26471, $725,000.

ST. INGOES AREA Dunbarton Lane, 48637, $442,200.

VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA These sales data recorded by the Alexandria Department of Real Estate Assessments were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ALEXANDRIA AREA Abingdon Dr. E., 1305, No. 3, $295,000. Arch Hall Lane, 712, $1.41 million. Bashford Lane, 521, No. 2, $258,900. Braddock Pl., 1200, No. 411, $560,000. Calvert Ave., 425, $1.05 million. Canterbury Sq., 19, No. 201, $172,500. Colonel Ellis Ave., 3813, $1.61 million.

Dartmouth Rd., 2702, No. 3, $330,000. Duke St., 4010, $635,000. Edsall Rd., 6137, No. L, $310,000. French St. N., 142, $950,000. Gunston Rd., 3482, $447,000. Holmes Run Pkwy., 5300, No. 407, $343,000.

Jamieson Ave., 2050, No. 1303, $310,000. Kelley Ct., 5919, $845,000. Kingston Ave., 1324, $2.55 million. Latham St. N., 496, $820,000. Manning St., 3029, $759,000. Martha Custis Dr., 3511, $340,000.

Maury Lane, 4826, $2.4 million. Nottoway Walk, 447, $940,000. Pendleton St., 1035, $1.53 million. Prince St., 706, No. 5, $649,500. Reed Ave. E., 39, $603,500. Royal St. N., 1000, $1.05 million. Royal St. S., 717, $1.18 million. Saint Asaph St. S., 918, $1.42 million.

Stevenson Ave., 6301, No. 410, $305,000. Tracy St. N., 2301, $800,000. Valley Dr., 1000, $294,999. Van Dorn St. N., 1415, No. 8, $350,000. Walnut St. E., 9, $1.49 million.

Wilkes St., 706, $887,746. Yoakum Pkwy., 205, No. 314, $450,000.

SHIRLINGTON AREA Columbus St. S., 2802, No. A2, $557,500.

ARLINGTON These sales data recorded by the Arlington County Department of Real Estate Assessments were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ARLINGTON AREA Abingdon St. N., 2042, $924,900. Barton St. S., 1600, No. 751, $365,000. Buchanan St. S., 989, No. 221, $375,000.

Edgewood St. S., 1401, No. 488, $465,000. Fairfax Dr., 6966, $644,000. Four Mile Run Dr. S., 4600, No. 1211, $190,000.

Glebe Rd. N., 851, No. 409, $528,500. Highland St. N., 1020, No. 1109, $495,000. Lexington St. S., 500, $1.48 million.

Lorcom Lane, 4215, $1.74 million. Pollard St. N., 880, No. 702, $480,000. Quincy St. N., 888, No. 1410, $631,200.

Randolph St. N., 1001, No. 221, $375,000. Taylor St. N., 900, No. 506, $115,000.

Thomas St. N., 3101, $1.31 million. Vermont St. N., 1220, $1.84 million.

Wakefield St. N., 1811, $1.15 million. Wayne St. S., 414, $970,000.

Third St. N., 3511, $1.13 million. Fifth St. S., 5720, $1.2 million. Seventh Rd. S., 5070, No. T2, $250,000. Ninth St. S., 4835, $969,000.

15th St. N., 2001, No. 319, $450,000. 19th St. N., 3207, $1.55 million.

28th St. N., 6947, $785,000.

ARLINGTON-CRYSTAL CITY AREA Arlington Ridge Rd. S., 1101, No. 1014, $772,000. Glebe Rd. S., 3600, No. 1015W, $420,000.

20th St. S., 618, $1.48 million.

EAST FALLS CHURCH AREA Illinois St. N., 629, $1.66 million. 12th St. N., 6352, $1.12 million.

ROSSLYN AREA Key Blvd., 1530, No. 203, $450,000. Nash St. N., 1881, No. 2309, $3.2 million.

16th St. N., 1516, $1.69 million.

SHIRLINGTON AREA Buchanan St. S., 2743, $415,000. Stafford St. S., 3206, $635,000. Walter Reed Dr. S., 2408, No. 1, $770,000.

22nd St. S., 5029, $1.16 million. 32nd St. S., 4226, $530,000. 36th St. S., 4505, No. B2, $625,000.

FAIRFAX COUNTY These sales data recorded by the Fairfax County Department of Tax Administration were provided by Black Knight Inc. Alvord St., 8358, $2.2 million. Crestwood Heights Dr., 8220, No. 1205, $773,000.

Lincoln Way, 1504, No. 302, $249,999. Old Dominion Dr., 9020, $1.68 million.

Pettit Ct., 8206, $1.75 million. Towiston Rd., 1017, $1.56 million. Woodhurst Blvd., 1418, $2.25 million.

ALEXANDRIA AREA Arcadia Rd., 4108, $680,000. Cherokee Ave., 4814, $550,000. Edwards St., 4809, $115,000. Independence Way, 6013, $499,000.

River Tweed Lane, 6505, $640,000. Zoysia Ct., 6566, $760,000.

ALEXANDRIA-BELLE VIEW AREA Duke Dr., 6901, $710,000. Vanderbilt Dr., 6926, $615,000. Williams Dr., 6729, $610,000.

ALEXANDRIA-FRANCONIA AREA Alexander Ave., 6012, $675,000. Barbmor Ct., 5728, $1.23 million. Bush Hill Dr., 5904, $900,000. Crown Royal Cir., 6024, $625,000.

Fieldhurst Ct., 7044, $755,000. Franconia Commons Dr., 6319, $635,000. Heather Ct., 3702, $600,000. Javins Dr., 4108, $896,000.

Kelsey Point Cir., 6552, $775,000. Larpin Lane, 5722, $780,000. Old Telegraph Rd., 6146, $1.16 million.

Prospect Terr., 6422, $620,000. Sky Blue Dr., 8006, $540,000. Thornwood Dr., 6224, $750,000.

Wescott Hills Way, 5840, $539,000.

ANNANDALE AREA Briar Creek Dr., 8210, $840,000. Capstan Dr., 6702, $835,000. Dodson Dr., 5023, $680,000. Joseph Bristow Lane, 4539, $715,000.

Launcelot Way, 3502, $840,000. Oriskany Dr., 4953, $625,000. Rust Rd., 3706, $1.42 million.

Wakefield Dr., 4407, $1.07 million.

Yerkes Pl., 4106, $735,225.

BAILEYS CROSSROADS AREA George Mason Dr. S., 3701, No. 2112N, $310,000.

George Mason Dr. S., 3713, No. T2W, $425,000. Lakeview Terr., 3800, $1.53 million.

Magnolia Lane, 5725, $495,000.

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BULL RUN POST OFFICE ROAD AREA

Brittney Elyse Cir., 5124-A, $390,000. Cranoke St., 14808, $750,000. Harmony Hill Ct., 15303, $750,000. Lambeth Sq., 14870, $485,000. Northbourne Dr., 13567, $1.4 million. Truro Parish Ct., 14552, $485,000. Worth Ct., 15367, $960,000.

BURKE AREA Burr Oak Way, 10827, $860,000. Cove Landing Rd., 5942, No. 303, $365,000. Flint Tavern Pl., 5407, $422,500. Kendrick Lane, 5500, $600,000. Park Woods Lane, 10024, $689,000. Spillway Ct., 9807, $605,000. Waters Edge Landing Lane, 5755, $735,000. Wooden Hawk Lane, 5718, $1.2 million.

CENTREVILLE AREA Compton Valley Ct., 6910, $592,000. Grumble Jones Ct., 14018-B, $455,000. Jenny Leigh Ct., 6769, $500,000. Ridge Water Ct., 6882, $630,000. Sharpsburg Dr., 6910, $785,000.

CHANTILLY AREA Bauhaus Sq., 4802, $673,999. Bauhaus Sq., 4854, $663,647. Black Tulip Way, 4356, $607,400. Braxton Rd., 4095, $770,000. Glen Manor Dr., 14419, $524,950. Lightfoot St., 3850, No. 456, $320,000. Star Flower Dr., 4632, $1.26 million.

CLIFTON AREA Darter Ct., 13512, $613,000. Lees Farm Rd., 7517, $1.3 million. Springdale Estates Rd., 13111, $1.75 million. Willow Edge Ct., 13123, $1.02 million.

FAIRFAX CITY AREA Aristotle Ct., 3851, No. 1-418, $350,000. Ashford Green Dr., 12003, $775,000. Bexley Lane, 4924, $850,000. Caprino Ct., 4653, $1.83 million. Crows Nest Ct., 5429, $612,000. Eastlake Dr., 10020, $755,000. Fairfield House Dr., 12233, No. 2078, $425,000. Fox Lake Dr., 4238, $655,000. Glenbrook Rd., 3520, $1.33 million. Green Lodge Ct., 12101, No. 33, $397,000. Head Ct., 5044, $580,000. Lakewhite Ct., 5524, $592,000. Lynnhurst Dr., 8800, $1.23 million.

Mirror Pond Dr., 9416, $730,000. New Church Ct., 5315, $930,000. Pennerview Lane, 13129, $820,000. Prosperity Ave., 2665, No. 440, $450,000. Readsbrough Ct., 3180, $765,000. Saintsbury Plaza, 2907, No. 206, $435,000. Stonington Dr., 5322, $860,000. Tractor Lane, 5267, $1.18 million. Wheatstone Dr., 4917, $877,500.

FAIRFAX STATION AREA Haddington Ct., 8126, $1.18 million. Oak Hollow Lane, 8008, $965,000. Triple Ridge Rd., 9003, $875,000.

FALLS CHURCH AREA Arnold Lane, 3342, $850,000. Chepstow Lane, 3124, $940,000. Fairmont St., 2938, $600,000. Kenfig Dr., 6909, $540,000. Meadow Lane, 2835, $835,000. Remington St., 2533, $935,000. Seven Oaks Pl., 3017, $725,500. Willow St., 6909, $1.6 million. Willow Point Dr., 7704, $445,500.

FALLS CHURCH-PIMMIT AREA Dominion Way, 2155, $802,000. Gilson St., 1806, $2.08 million. Hileman Rd., 1932, $875,000. Pimmitt Dr., 2300, No. 817, $257,500.

FORT HUNT AREA Battery Rd., 8925, $770,000. Danton Lane, 906, $1.19 million. Stacey Rd., 8122, $1.1 million. GREAT FALLS FOREST AREA Corobon Lane, 11112, $1.5 million. Hickory Vale Lane, 810, $1.85 million. Riva Ridge Dr., 1127, $1.11 million. Walker Rd., 218, $2 million.

HERNDON AREA Aviation Pl., 13722, $886,000. Briery River Terr., 12805, $745,000. Center St., 609, No. 104, $289,000. Centre Park Cir., 12945, No. 310, $415,000. Faroogi Ct., 2205, $695,000. Fort Lee St., 2952, $1.02 million. Hertford St., 1010, $690,000. Kidwell Field Rd., 13174, $580,000. Logan Wood Dr., 2662, $740,000. Marcey Creek Rd., 13102, $400,000. Monterey Estates Dr., 13036, $800,000. Ox Hunt Rd., 12520, $700,048. Sayward Blvd., 13547, $545,000. Sunrise Valley Dr., 14044, $635,000. Westcourt Lane, 2201, No. 302, $385,000. Windsor Hall Way, 12213, $1.47 million.

HUNTINGTON AREA Elmwood Dr., 3404, $570,000. Fifer Dr., 5822, $499,000. Midtown Ave., 2451, No. 808, $315,000. Mount Eagle Dr., 5903, No. 303, $409,000. Tennessee Dr., 3401, $1.37 million.

HYBLA VALLEY AREA Fairview Dr., 2615, $655,000. Huntley Meadows Lane, 3715, $650,000. Popkins Lane, 2411, $1.02 million.

LORTON AREA Ardglass Dr., 7330, $570,000. Cranford Farm Cir., 7873, $775,000. Flowering Dogwood Lane, 8764, $1.15 million. Marie Ct., 9009, $590,000. Rocky Knob Ct., 8456, $457,500. Stationhouse Ct., 8220, $555,000.

MCLEAN AREA Birch Rd., 1725, $1.6 million. Churchill Rd., 6936, $1.3 million. Elizabeth Dr., 7204, $1.75 million. Georgetown Pike, 6723, $3.57 million. Ivy Hill Dr., 6617, $1.67 million. Lowell Ave., 6718, No. 605, $1.35 million. McLean Mews Ct., 1427, $1.18 million. Thrasher Rd., 7108, $3 million. Woodley Rd., 5914, $4.15 million.

MOUNT VERNON AREA Beekman Pl., 8639, No. 390, $226,000. Central Park Cir., 7962, $460,000. Fairglen Dr., 4227, $619,000. Neptune Dr., 4321, $880,000. Shadwell Ct., 5700, No. 78, $317,500. Wessington Way, 3200, $1.02 million.

NORTH SPRINGFIELD AREA Catlett St., 7005, $600,000. Heston Ct., 5527, $585,000. Kathleen Pl., 5518, $680,000. Thames St., 8414, $800,000.

OAKTON AREA Chain Bridge Rd., 2915, $800,000. Lariat Lane, 11714, $1.3 million. Oakton Terrace Rd., 10054, $365,000. Valentino Ct., 3123, $710,000.

RESTON AREA Ansel Ct., 2419, $610,000. Chancery Station Cir., 12094, $1.17 million. Church Hill Pl., 1497, $445,000. Fieldthorn Dr., 1653, $535,000. Freetown Dr., 2501, $1 million. Granby Ct., 11046, $580,000. Hollow Timber Ct., 11415, $880,000. Lakebreeze Way, 2029, $785,000. Market St., 11990, No. 805, $840,000.

Millennium Lane, 2339, $598,000. Newbridge Ct., 11627, $545,000. Poplar Grove Dr., 1526, $625,000. Royal Fern Ct., 2032, No. 11A, $292,500. Saint Johnsbury Ct., 11910, $589,000. Stirrup Rd., 12109, $800,000. Summerchase Cir., 11708-D, $365,000. Taliesin Pl., 12009, No. 36, $325,000. Wanda Way, 2408, $612,000.

SEVEN CORNERS AREA Arlington Blvd., 6001, No. 412, $221,650. Dearborn Dr., 6611, $1.19 million.

SPRINGFIELD AREA Bark Tree Ct., 8353, $479,000. Calamo St., 7035, $750,000. Dickenson St., 7304, $475,000. Frederick St., 5909, $690,000. Gutman Ct., 8901, $645,000. Lindside Way, 8325, $875,000. Mulberry Bottom Lane, 7612, $348,628. Pebble Brook Ct., 7918, $530,000. Spur Rd., 8900, $937,500. Wind Fall Rd., 8345, $460,000.

VIENNA AREA Belforest Ct., 2701, No. 205, $515,200. Brenthill Ct., 8512, $1.11 million. Centerboro Dr., 2765, No. 161, $305,000. Days Farm Dr., 9802, $1.35 million. Gibson Dr. SW, 611, $915,000. Hillington Ct., 10182, $1.49 million. Jeffersonian Ct., 8504, $850,000. Kingsley Rd. SW, 713, $2.2 million. Lewis St. NW, 440, $1.01 million. Masterworks Dr., 9664, $685,000. Moorefield Hill Ct. SW, 1135, $785,000. Plum St. SW, 809, $1.45 million. Savannah Crossing Ct., 9617, $1.46 million. Tapawingo Rd. SW, 513, $795,000. Vigne Ct., 7980, $1.01 million. Worttrap Ct., 2153, $915,000.

VIENNA-DUNN LORING AREA Lellah Ct., 2404, $1.59 million.

WEST SPRINGFIELD AREA Bentley Village Dr., 7942, $435,000. Gillings Rd., 7007, $775,000. Keene Dr., 6612, $668,000. McConnell Lane, 6233, $1.6 million. Shamrock Ct., 8913, $580,000.

FAIRFAX CITY These sales data were recorded by the City of Fairfax Real Estate Assessment Office. Barristers Keepe Cir., 3454, $1.07 million.

Flintlock Rd., 3141, $825,000. McCarty Crest Ct., 10095, $1.24 million. Woodland Dr., 10829, $722,000.

FALLS CHURCH Among homes sold in Falls Church. Broad St. E., 300, $1.6 million. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 211, $837,000. Falls Station Blvd. W., 255, No. 413, $876,000. Great Falls St., 207, $1.11 million. Washington St. S., 1132, No. 203, $355,000.

LOUDOUN COUNTY These sales data recorded by the Loudoun County Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue were provided by Black Knight Inc.

ALDIE-BRADDOCK ROAD AREA Brook Grove Dr., 41031, $1.41 million. Crested Iris Terr., 25337, $450,000. Foley Headwaters St., 42028, $1.35 million. Hogan Forest Terr., 41901, $685,990. Oak Crest Cir., 42121, $1.15 million. Peaceful Terr., 25399, $725,000. Shorecrest Terr., 42189, $540,000. Woolly Mammoth Terr., 24661, No. 303, $485,000.

ALGONKIAN REGIONAL PARK AREA Dockside Terr., 20780, $630,000. Huntley Ct., 49, $450,000. Millard Ct., 4, $545,000. Royal Palace Sq., 20745, No. 102, $417,000. Stammoor Terr., 20924, $630,000. Wake Terr., 20540, $650,000.

ASHBURN AREA Arrowhead Ct., 21308, $890,000. Brae Terr., 45050, No. 101, $458,000. Calais Terr., 20977, $840,000. Coalport Terr., 44474, $970,050. Crucible Ct., 21219, $1.12 million. Erskine Terr., 20657, $747,000. Grantner Pl., 43858, $1.24 million. Hope Spring Terr., 20600, No. 202, $440,000. Laurel Ridge Dr., 43865, $980,000. Lowestoft Sq., 44478, $802,490. Middlebury St., 20379, $999,999. Northpark Dr., 20398, $2.05 million. Oyster Reef Pl., 20396, $855,000. Phelps Terr., 43696, $700,000. Romans Dr., 21623, $532,000. Sweet Clover Pl., 21316, $1.06 million. Tyler Too Terr., 21056, $640,000.

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