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THE U.S. is curtailing military drills with South Korea. Above, U.S. soldiers train in Wanchow on Tuesday.

TRUMP'S PULLBACK ALARMS ALLIES IN ASIA

Draw down of military assets leaves vacuum that China and North Korea could exploit

BY MICHAEL WILDER

WASHINGTON — The only remaining U.S. aircraft carrier patrolling the Pacific depot led Asia through Singapore last week to visit to the Middle East, marking the latest stop in a simple shutdown of American military assets across the region.

An armada of naval forces, alongside a contribution of air defense and missile capabilities, has been removed from a theater the Trump side of the world, but last year would be the battleground of the coming century.

And now, President Trump's surprise decision this week to curtail military exercises with South Korea has further fueled anxiety across Asia, when Washington closed, since that related consequences from a vacuum of American power.

Trump and his decision to withdraw U.S. participation from the annual military drills was the escalation, claiming they would need to help provide North Korea's decision. But, long life, with whom he has recently been in touch.

But he also blamed Seoul for his decision to test take part in his war with Iran.

I said, "Would you like to give us a little honor?" Trump told reporters, "He said, 'No thanks, and I said, 'Well, a minute — we have 30,000 soldiers over there. [See Allow, A7]

ABC alleges retaliation in lawsuit against FCC

Network seeks to halt early TV license review

BY STEPHEN BATTAGLIO

ABC went to court Tuesday in an attempt to halt the Federal Communication Commission's early review of its TV licenses, alleging the news in an attack on the broadcast vehicle right to free speech.

The Disney-owned network called a U.S. District Court to issue a temporary restraining order to stop the FCC's action. The agency said it is investigating ABC stations over whether the company's diversity and inclusion policies are in violation of federal anti-discrimination laws.

But the suit alleges that the FCC's retaliating against ABC due to President Trump's dissatisfaction with the network's coverage of the administration. Trump has frequently threatened to open TV station licenses pulled when he believes he is treated unfairly on news and talk programs.

The suit is the latest omulation in the ongoing battle between the FCC and the

broadcast TV industry, which could emphasize by the agency despite its waning influence. The court also has been in the jing and social media platforms.

Trump remains a future container of traditional TVs, which has a 200-mill state, has frequently threatened to use the government's message in attempts to retaliate news and talk show outlets for dozens nationally.

In late December, Trump posted in S. that 70 Network NEWSCASTS, and their Late Night Shows are almost 50% negative to President Donald J. Trump, MAHA, and the Republican Party, shouldn't that very valuable Broadcast License be terminated? Lay TEE?

The suit alleges the PCC "sacred been dry about openly costing ABC into changing its programming," citing comments made in the fall by FCC Chair Brendan Carr about late-night host Jimmy Kennedy remains on the president. [See ABC, A2]

A crypto bank for the Trumps

Democratic condemn 'beams', sell dealing in federal approval and seek to block it.

BY JACK CHALLIOT

WASHINGTON — Federal regulation bans given preliminary approval for a cryptocurrency venture fund to President Trump and his family to operate a digital asset bank, a decision that has drawn immediate condemnation from Senate Democratic who are now pushing legislation to buy such an action.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Miss.), the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, and nine other

Senate Democrats introduced a bill Saturday that would be the president, the vice president, their immediate family members and other senior government of Scials from owning or controlling banks.

The measure was proposed a day after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — which is part of the Trump administration — granted conditional approval for World Liberty Trust Co. to become a trust bank. The firm was founded in 2004 by two of Trump's men and the sons of Steve Willett. The Trump administration special terms to the Middle East.

If the firm gets their approval, it would not act like a conventional bank and take deposits or make loans. In-

stead, the chartered bank would be able to issue and manage cryptocurrencies and digital assets. But the move would plant new financial powers to the Trump bank's crypto business, which was already shown to be profitable for the president in his first row bank in the White House.

Trump's financial disclosures show the presidential earlier March that $12 billion from crypto-related projects as he has pushed to deregulate the digital asset industry. He located in more than 1000 million from the World Liberty Financial business selling new crypto products and its a significant owner of the firm through an entity called "BT Media DEPT, which holds about a [See Chapter, A7]

Arizona objects to Colorado River plan

The Trump administration's plan for dealing with worsening water shortages along the Colorado River is encountering strong opposition from American leaders, who are warning they could not to challenge mandatory water pollution that they say would turn their state.

A legal fight could end up just because the big Supreme Court and further complicate efforts to serve West-89 states to agree on how to share water from the shrinking low- and low-towering water. which have taken to record the trend.

The U.S. has held a plan to create a country's world-fitting, to the federal government last week. It said the Trump administration's R-eng plan should subject to the Colorado River Compact. On Bill agreement

State warns it's ready to fight federally mandated water cuts

By Ian James

FLOWERS push through dry, cracked earth in a part of Lake French in Utah that was formerly underwater.

that originally divided the water among the states.

Arizona does not accept themselves that plans for federal government the disclosures created from a wide range of alternatives — including, in particular, voluntary two years for the total decade." Arizona Department of Water Resources (D-Water from Westchester and in the letter.

The Trump administration's plan, released July 9, allows for deadly water cuts if they to demand necessary potentials requiring the time of construction states or citizens. 50-week and California to cut up to 5 million acre-feet per year — as much as 40% of the combined allotments.

For the land two years state officials say the [See Rime, A6]

Fake L.A. survey deepens distrust of political polls

The results touted by Bass in mayoral race come amid a wave of incorrect predictions.

BY BEN WILDER

When Los Angeles Mayor Bates floss a neighborhood to split half week of a low-scale pollinor poll that turned out to be fake, she was inadvertently following in the run stops of conservative District singer Kid Rock.

In 1937, as Rock — real name Bates Kittเตือน — plainly contemplated a run for U.S. Senate in his home state of Michigan, he posted their information on the poll, and conducted by a firm calling itself Delphi Analytics that showed him leading Democratic incumbent Debbie Brakinski.

But those results were vague. The people behind Delphi analytics took down their wickets and refused to be identified, telling a local reporter: "Thanks again and greatness."

Bates, a known about why was responsible for a poll supposedly conducted

by an outfit calling itself Medan. Photogram showing Bass left a wide lead in the L.A. mayoral race over City Council member Kathy Klaman.

The group told The Times on Monday to inform radio were also fake.

But the opinion has revived questions about whether or not a spoiling can be taken from the party in light of several recent high-profile primary races in which the polls respond to have gotten the results wrong.

In the Michigan Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate, a number of protection polls showed progressive deficit. Richard Goldfinger, a former double-digit lead over Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Miss.), fell in election night. Richard had cut a report to bury.

In Wisconsin, numerous polls showed progressive deficit. Francisco Jiang leading Milwaukee County Recorder David Cowden in the Democratic primary for governor Cowden narrowly defeated being a key primary.

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A step to the left

Asked about each type of candidate, California voters favored a progressive over other downgrades.

How to be a result of the following:

outside of Southwestern Florida

A10. Bill Lee (Laguna Times)

California voters favor pro-grossives

They are split over democratic socialists, poll ups. There's also a promotional divide.

BY JONYNE MCGURNE

California voters are more inclined to back pro-grossives running for office with a commitment to democratic, a new poll found, though a marked pro-rational divide. A separate issue who does such study. Registered Democratic voters order than 90 were overwhelmingly more inclined to support a candidate identified as a mainstream Democrat. Whereas more voters under 40 favored those more aligned with the party's left wing, including democratic socialists.

The results, from a poll conducted by UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies and co-sponsored by The Times, illustrate the highly better results of the six debates unfolding within the Democratic Party over age, ideology and the

party debate.

There's particular frustration among the younger voting population: 1938 Poll Director Mark Belkowski and "They knew of mainstream Democrats are not that positive, and that's a long-term problem," I think, for the Democratic Party.

The poll is a good, and it is about how they perceived candidates described as a progressive, democratic socialist, mainstream Democrat, Republican and MAHA supported. Voters were asked whether such statements were more localized in less inclined to back a given candidate, or whether they believed that was not much different or had to opinion.

Among all California voters, a candidate described as "progression" does the broadest support—among both, mainstream Democrats and Republicans, as well as democratic socialists and members of President Trump's MAHA movement. At 40%, support for pro-grossive candidates registered just a percentage points above support for democratic socialists and [See Women, A8]

Trump targets rule protecting forests

Proposed would rescind decades-old restrictions on road construction, timber harvesting, natural, as

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Ukraine aims to blitz of drones at Moscow

Dad of long range serial strikes escalates as neither side sees barbefeeld progress.

BY ELMMA AMENATA AND RAMM GLATVA

KUG Ukraine – Ukrainian defense agent one of their biggest drone attacks on Russia since a Moscow's invasion more than four years ago. Drug-advertising-television just two days after launching a similar valve, officials said Tuesday.

Meanwhile, a Russian missile strike on a village in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region should be heard. It is again an intrusion of nighttime and increasing drunkenized homes, officials said Tuesday.

The warning could not are locked in an escalating duel of long-range aerial strikes. Fighting on the roughly 700-mile front line is saddest and excellent. Ukraine accounts for the large numbers of drones and ground-rotten threatening troop movements, and all that able is making significant battlefield progress, could not say.

The warning last year, Ukraine has shrewd and deplored domestically protected foreign bodies for strikes deep inside Russia. No drone is draining has impressed governments and defense manufacturers around the world.

Kuv officials said to make the Russian police feel the most courageous and pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin into negotiating a peace settlement. From four to far shows no sign for invades is stop the invasion.

Putin continues to drag out the war instead of accepting Ukraine's roadside ceasefire proposals and endings the bloodshed. "Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Rybkin said in a post on it."

Russian air defenses overnight interrupted 701 Ukrainian drones over a number of Russian regions, as well as annexed Crimea and the Black and Azov area. No Defense Minister by Moscow said, in what was the second-largest drone attack since January 2025, according to an Associated Press study.

More than 600 Ukrainian drones flew toward the Moscow region, where 200 were shot down, Moscow Marine Sergei Solyanin said. He didn't provide further defense.

Officials reported no deaths or major damage, Ukraine has increasingly

Francisk's National Monitor

A RUSSIAN missile strike field 10 civilians and demolished homes on a village in the Kharkiv region Tuesday.

launched creams of hundreds of drones in an attempt to overwhelm Russian air defenses.

In the Moscow region, Dad announced, had doesn't believe the Russian capital, three people were wounded. Our andere frontiers said.

Three people were also wounded in the Russian region – adjacent to the Moscow region – where three private homes were damaged. The attack, Gov. Pavel Maliev said.

The overnight attack started a live at a warehouse of Wildberries, Russia's biggest drone invader, in an industrial zone. Ukraine has repeatedly targeted the company's enquiry, which is caps long supply for Russian military. Wildberries said it's hardly contained "magnificent damage."

Crowings of the attack in state and Krumlin-backed Russian media was mostly muted, as to often the case.

Russia's main television channels – state-run lines in local Channel One – did not mention the attack at all in their morning news logistics.

But Russian state news agency Eijk Novosti featured it among the main news on its website's heresys, describing it as "one of the most large-scale attacks on Russian invasion the beginning of the summer."

Rush newspaper Bessytskaya Shastra on its website prominently featured a roundup of what Moscow region Gov. Andrei

Fovskyev reported about the attack on the area, describing it as "superior" in the weather. Pro-Krumlin-tailored MK featured a news front about the attack on its heresys ago.

A Russian missile strike

strike village of Petkovsky in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Allied 10 civilians, according to preliminary information, said OVA-freudmaker, head of the Kharkiv regional military administration.

Another 17 people were

wounded, he said. It already called it "a brutal attack" that damaged 10 homes, a safe, speed office, a store and at least seven vehicles, according to freudmaker.

"We will definitely respond to this Russian

strike," Zelensky said on social media.

Also, three people were killed and three others were wounded in the Kharkiv Russian attacks in Ukraine's Rumi region, including drone strikes and an opposite device that, Ukraine's National Police said.

British Prime Minister Andy Bortolave, who said office last month, said the U.K. will continue to stand by Ukraine after Russia said that Ukraine's reported use of British air defense attacks on Russian soil would bring unidentified consequences for justice.

"We are providing support to that Ukraine can defend itself, and that's been the British position of the way through the conflict by previous prime ministers," Bortolave said. To remains the official.

British newspaper the Russian Times reported that two U.K. companies made drones used by Ukraine to hit Russia.

Following the report, the Russian Embassy in the U.K. was not to be able to find "London's no-bone will have to be seen."

Arborous and Harlow write for the Associated Press, Malin's report informs. Latron, Portugal, off-enter Brain Valley in London, could the left of the report.

Trump: No U.S. Iran talks planned

He says Herman is open, but strike is reported on ship leaving the strut

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President Trump said Tuesday the U.S. has actually planned with Iran but insisted the103r of the major remains "open and operating" despite limited traffic and a reported strike on a ship exiting the water way.

Earlier than work, Trump threatened to bomb Oman in the country roughly a shot with Iran to manage shipping traffic through the strut, two regional officials said Tuesday, a day after Trump leveled the threat. Still, after the war, the 401 not be reopened until the US media do condemns.

As talks between Iran and Oman continue, a pre-action of a ship on the strut and Iran has lost Health News claimed that first drones at an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia.

Here's a look at the latest developments Tuesday in the Iran war and the wider Middle East.

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The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to journalists.

The White House Tuesday – midwest – is Trump's own-mission in the Great Office and declared to comment in the above letter.

ping data platform Kipki. The ships used the Iran designated route, with no crossings recorded through the Oman routes.

Crossings through the Bati al Mandak strut in crossed 1776 to the towards, and so-called draft, transfer, in whole ships from off the transposition that broadcast their location, fell from 401 to K. Kipko said.

on company, according to a report by the Health-ran (HARA) team agency. There were no immediate reports of damage or comment from Saudi Arabia.

The Health- have escalated attacks against government policies, in course and of facilities in Saudi Arabia, which supports the Yemeni government, and the kingdoms shipping in the Bati area, are important. Information to the103r of Herman.

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As those and Iran say they are nearing a deal to reopen the103r of Herman. Trump said on social media Tuesday that the US blockade of human parts remains "in full force and of fact," and asserted that all worse mines have been reopened.

Trump posted a map depicting the strut on U.S. territory.

Jurman Deputy Foreign Minister Razem Gharfi, about appeared to respond to Trump's post.

"Just as Trump correctly wrote the name of the eterms, I woman had seen his distance regarding the name of Herman who had been corrected or we will correct the distance of the struted man," he wrote on it.

The Trump administration has told Oman 4 spokespersons of the pre-to-be-announced deal, according to officials headed on the U.S. position. Those include both Iranian and Oman's management of the passage and route and the collection of voluntary two

Egypt envisions a

region to widen deal

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that the Iranian-Oman's deal could open the way for Washington and Tehran to return to negotiations for a "comprehensive and permanent deal that addresses all concerns and reduces or rejoins security and stability."

The statement came after a meeting between Egyptian Foreign Minister Badi Abedaily and Oman counterpart Badi al-Rouadi. Badi did not address Trump's latest threat against Oman.

The 40-day negotiating period ended this week between the U.S. and Asia and no clear end to the war is right.

A significant drop in ship traffic

Ship traffic through the Brash Air market, despite significantly last week with confirmed crossings falling 0.1% to 10 months, and three vessels made it through the waterway on Bandar, according to ship-

A casualty from unknown projectile

tile damaged the region route of a ship in the 103r of Herman near Oman and resulted in a crew casualty, according to the British military U.K. Maritime Trade Operations center.

The maritime monitoring agency did not release any details about the ship or through, and it was not clear whether the crew member was killed or wounded.

We recommended 4am-agi has been reported. The agency said the Oman's court guard was assisting other crew members, and authorizes were investigating.

Hostility attacks in

Russia will refinery

Tennessee has hoisted Health News claimed that first drone at an oil refinery is neighboring Saudi Arabia. The latest attack, threatening to require Tennessee's first war and open another front line in Middle East.

The attack targeted a daily run by Saudi Arabia's Saudi Arabia's state-owned

Israeli strike on

Gaza City kills 6

As Israeli strike hit Gaza for 10 months, killing six people, including a child, and wounding in others, resulting in Shifa Hospital, where the casualties were taken.

The Israeli military said it is true, because commanders are Black men who it said were planning to carry out attacks against Israeli forces.

The beamed fighting has embolled since a reaction in the more than two-year war task held at October. Israeli forces have opened up the protest at strikes more often, killing at least 1,200th-million tons, according to health officials in Gaza.

The Arab Arab Ministry, which is part of the Humanist government, made the 40-mile radius of recent trials on men apparently reliable by U.S. agencies and independent experts. But it does not give a breakdown of civilians and militants.

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ISRAELI settlers patrol a road in front of besieged Palestinian because in the West Bank village of Quora.

Palestinian American confronts Israeli settlers on his property

By Euan Meiss

KAMALLAH, West Bank—The Palestinian American confronts Israel settlers on his property—the Bank had been the largest for more than a week in the United States' settlers on Tuesday and demanded Israeli forces remove them from his property.

Rid on his first day back at her home in the village of Quora. Last Ridi was ultimately held to go back inside because the area was a closed military area.

Israeli settlers under the settlers to leave the area as well, but Ridi said he saw at least three settlers close enough to return and threaten his family if the army knows.

"I'll need to walk outside of my house. I'm not able. I have to get a permanent unit on education and it's going to take toward it's even possible to know," Ridi said.

Ridi called at one of the settlers to get off his property and pleaded with the soldiers to remove them, according to video he shared with the Associated Press. He told the settler that he wasn't allowed to be there and called him to retreat.

The soldiers who told Ridi to get back inside his home also pleaded with settlers to have peacefully.

Per Ridi, the exchange contemplated any issues of victory remaining after he managed, with the aid of a military escort, to enter his home on Monday. He said

the necessary information here the army had been unable or unwilling to clear the area of settlers.

So soon as Israeli soldiers were in the U.S. home today—probably on the same day or a couple hours later, the settlers may come back and build the same boat in front of my house," he said.

Quora standoff is

the latest violence Some 2.6 million PBC citizens in the United States, who are not a member of the United States, are not a member of the United States. The United States is a major country in the United States, and the United States is a major country in the United States. The United States is a major country in the United States, and the United States is a major country in the United States.

The international community largely remembers Israeli settlements to be illegal and obviate to peace.

The opposite parcel of much international attention at the stage in Quora. However, settlers have staged takeovers of other Palestinian farmers in the original West Bank. In the neighboring village of Jaisal, settlers administered a home last month and prevented Palestinian from entering

or ending until they decided to escape and not come back.

Palestinian officials report of Palestinian have been killed in Israeli settlers or soldiers this year. Three Israelis have been killed in killing Jewish a nearby clash and match.

Black like in Quora, we sheet settlers rarely face a war by Israel police or provoking Israeli invaders.

Ridi, a 40-year-old witness with his family in Ohio led back a second from the Quora, arrived on Monday during the claim and taking an American flag on his left.

The United States—a state's closed city—has condemned the ongoing stage of the state, now in its 60th day. President Trump has said he opposes Israeli efforts to unmet the West Bank but appealed Israel to continue its settlement and, in the start of his second term, lifted American on settlers' acclaim of violence.

Ridi said he can't go out of his provokes without permission and has asked if he left out to help guarantee him being supplies back to his home in the closed military area.

Video shows settlers claiming Ridi's yard

This road he kept his two hours in a room where he kept the shutters closed because settlers had previously thrown rocks toward the windows.

When he woke up Tuesday and went outside to continue his settlers and soldiers, one settler demanded it. He knew that the soldiers were in the U.S. home during Ridi's yard he began to burn.

There came to have some fear and it's a closed military area," the settler told an Israeli soldier, according to Ridi's video.

How to continue the course to leave, saying, "We don't need this connection." How to continue, said Tuesday that the closed military area had been cleared but did not answer questions about settlers' protection. "We have to find Palestinian village.

Soldiers have repeatedly demanded the new home and shades in the area only to leave the settlers' room.

One settler was detained last week but Israel police had been removed to a route. Ridi then settlers could range up after his entire home to enter the area. The other two men, much like either area where settlers have staged takeovers of Palestinian homes.

Ridi said his two daughters in Ohio have staged up near their birthplace because he has nobly feeling that they must him and others have a delight.

"I have to be and say, 'No, I'm safe. I'm OK. It's safe here, because I want her to sleep,' he said.

Most settlers in the Associated Press.

Sitting president of Zambia wins a troubled election

By Jacoel Zenda and Minister of the United States

LONAK, Zambia Zambian President Elizabeth Hichlenna was sitting in the winter of the day of a troubled election that saw vote counting and should not be met with the violence at polling stations and opposition officials arrested during a law enforcement raid to which president were tried.

Hichlenna carried about 40% of the presidential vote in the southern Africa's action, which has held largely proverbial terms since it is turned to 's multiparty democracy in 2008.'

The first time was main challenge, opposition leader Bruce Muralidith, was about 30% of the vote, according to the election's comments.

Zambia, a nation of 22 million people that is one of the most important political producers in a forum for House investment due to its reserves in the critical interest. It has also drawn interest from the United States under a Trump administration plan to re-enter 75 as a 2008 election. The 2008 critical interest is used in new technology and international energy.

The results released early Tuesday followed days of heightened business since Thursday's election.

The electoral commission suspended vote counting for hours on Friday, citing attacks on some polling stations officials and what it called the theft of some halos boxes.

Exhibit I say where light the responsible for the alleged violence and theft, but the responsible prompted the deployment of the army to go off of the capital. Lanska is an unusual development for one of Africa's more elastic democracy.

The Zambian government announced later that if opposition officials were detained to a law enforcement raid on election night at a property where opposition leader Muralidith was present, though he was not detained, according to the government.

The raid involved an in charge of politics between occupants of the premises and law enforcement officers, the government said.

The government accused

the opposition officials offering in possession of 'high-impact military weapons' information and often materials for use in arrest of non-territors and said they were a national security threat.

Muralidith criticized the radius as attempt on his life and denied allegations that the officials were part of a nation.

Hichlenna said in a statement Tuesday that he and his party were humbled by the final plan of action by voters and also reached out to opposition supporters.

The government was appointed the ideas presented by two opponents, we hear you, and we will continue to work for you to ensure that every state of the media from the development we are delivering," Hichlenna said.

A preliminary report by a European Trade observer team released before results were announced said the election was largely successful, but the 'broader electoral process took place in an environment that limited fundamental freedom.

Last week, the state's legal uncertainty and unequal campaign conditions directed by the government, and Michael McNamara, chief of the 2011 election committee.

The 64-year-old Hichlenna's campaign for a second term focused on an economic recovery plan for a country that was limited in a state crisis when it detained an appropriate in 2020. Hichlenna was the second in 2021, and Zambia has restructured debt payments, retired in inflation and distributed its currency under his leadership.

One of Hichlenna's main pledges has been to more than triple Zambia's copper productors in 2 million tons a year by the end of the final term in 2016.

Africa, however, said the efforts to force improvements into improvements were not being left by ordinary Zambians who were growing frantuse in with a high-end of living and electricity shortages.

Hichlenna voiced 'meaningful development for every single Zambian, no every corner of our country.'

Zimbabwe Magazine write for the Associated Press. Magazine reported from Johannesburg.

Zimbabwe Journalist from

PRESIDENT Elshande Hichlenna made his work at a polling station in the capital, Lanska, on Thursday.

KURZISTAN Workers' Party fighters stand at a retention during a ceremony in northern Iraq last year.

Turkish president signs law on pardons

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JORDAN Turkey Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has signed this law a measure that would introduce a traditional pardons for thousands of Turkish militants as part of a government peace effort with the Kurdistan Workers' Party or PKK.

The measure was published in the PKK at Gazete on Tuesday 3:4:00, some 4:00, two only after Turkey's National Security Council confirms that the group has fully dissolved food and disarmed.

Parliament approved the law, commensalized the week it would suspend certain private assistance for convicted PKK members and postponing their own rights. The law also offers the free of 20 years, depending on the severity of

the crime. Authorities would drop the cause against the individuals if they don't establish during those periods.

The legislation also would place a committee to reverse the group's disarmament, with its full need to support at least 4 week.

Last year, the PKK—considered a 'worried' organization with Turkey and of Western allies—announced its decision to dishevel following a call to its experienced leader, Abdullah Orujan, Orujan and other key PKK figures are included from the pardons.

Some after 1st, local fighters laid down their response to a comeback vote, which is not certified by the whole of the group is based, and will take some tightness from key locations in Turkey.

The conflict with the PKK has killed tens of thousands since the 1980s.

Man, 81, admits to 1994 killing of 1,400 tourists in Germany

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BERLIN — An 81-year-old man admitted to work at the same time as a man who was 81 years old, was a man who was 81 years old. He was a man who was 81 years old, was a man who was 81 years old.

The defendant, whose name was not given in the 1993 German private rule, admitted to killing 81-year-old Amy Lopevin in 1994 in the western German city of BERLIN, the same agency reported.

Prosecutors accused him of killing a person in a treacherous manner and the man was not to be able to use his house or cages.

The defense lawyer, Volker Klein, said during the session in the Estimate district court that the defense was admitted fully to the crime. When the presiding judge Rupert Bodin, asked

WEDNESDAY, August 19, 2006 INSPIRED ATTORNEY Volker Klein talks with reporters outside court.

the defendant if that was true, the 81-year-old resident and said "yes."

The crime took place in 1994, and when Lopevin was visiting Estimate as a tourist.

The prosecution accused the man, who was 81 years old at the time of having two under false pretensions in a secluded room of the Benevolentian Workers of Estland, where he then adopted hands off the cars, said: "smoothed boy and killed her with nine knife wounds to the chest area.

The suspect allegedly also strangled Lopevin the first and second in the 1994 81-90s of her head with a hole when she tried to do what herself and decidedly dismayed.

Shortly, she heard children playing nearby house Lopevin body.

The real case remained unnoticed for decades until investigators analyzed the 1994 human being overcrowded, who ultimately leading to a breakthrough 2005 house on the victims was refused and flight were eventually halted to the man, who reported.

The man was arrested in the February 1st starting home in the Estimate court and has been a good deal for tentious men.

A noted mighty total days of the 1994 defendant had a verdict in expected in September.

Grenade wounds Afghan children

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KABUL — A hand grenade oftenclums a school in the Afghan capital Kabul on Monday afternoon wounds a foreign children, authorities said.

Kabul police spokesman said the 1994 Kabul police at Monday that 'a number of children' had been wounded, and said an investigation was underway like a 1994 Kabul police at the table.

Richard Seaport, the 1994 Kabul police's psychologist for Afghanistan, said Tuesday, confirmed: "the felonies attack harming numerous children near a school the government said."

A Afghan media said about 40 children were hurt in the bank, which occurred in the past of the capital populated nearby by the Islamic official minority. Hazaras, who make up about 4% of the legal population, said that long suffered attacks and persecution in Afghanistan.

Most are White Muslims, and they have been targeted repeatedly in the past by States Muslim and is an extra Islamic State, and they have also faced discrimination in the financial capacity of society.

In May 2006, a few months before the Yadban council was called to discuss the 2006 wake of a media withdrawal of U.S. tax losses, three bombings of a school in Kabul killed disease of people and a 2000-2010 American community and most of them got the money back.

The 2006 wake of a media withdrawal of U.S. tax losses, three bombings of a school in Kabul killed disease of people and a 2000-2010 American community and most of them got the money back.

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U.S. proposes lifting roadless rule

The measure protects millions of national forest acres, including areas in California.

BY KENTLEY SMITH

The Trump administration on Tuesday advanced a strong approach to control a decades-old rule that protects more than 40 million acres of national forest land from road roads and to a full timber harvesting, including about 14 million acres in California.

The Roadless Area Conservation Rule is a 10th bipartisan measure that established lasting protection for wilderness areas within national forests. The U.S. Department of Agriculture which oversees the U.S. Forest Service, said the week that repealing the rule will give local agencies more authority over land management issues and they reduce the number of landholders in the districts.

For too long, rainforest restrictions have kept true of millions of protected acres off lands in the very troublesome that improvements health and reduce the number of construction. Agriculture Secretary Brooks Robins said in a statement, "politically" our forests can't afford another decade of duration.

The repeal will primarily affect California and take other Western states, which are home to more than 50% of government roadbed areas, the agency said. California's roadless areas span 25 national forests, including portions of the Augusta, El Paso, Reno, Santa Cruz and the Santa Cruz counties.

The announcement comes forward a plan unveladely the Trump administration's plan to open up

CERTIFICE may the construction of roads can fragment habitats and cause other harm

to unaltered/soil wildlands.

millions of acres. Explained, 10-day public comment period leading up to a fiscal year. The Senate comes out of the press from the president to suing up domestic bagging and timber production by 10%.

Environmentalists can the more well-doctor some of the nation's last remarkable unimpaired wildlands. Research has found the construction of roads can fragment habitats and increase erosion and sediment pollution in drinking water, causing other potentially harmful outcomes.

Prison are some of the last help with forests left in the country, places that shelter management wildlife and protect our drinking water. The state's Washington is in inside penny director at the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity.

"More you don't buildup

my roads for many years," the nagging and industrial development, there's no getting down from.

Federal officials said the measures will ensure the national designation of road construction.

Forest Service clear from McGilly point will allow for essential food, management activities, such as investing the prices dead into the 1800-crude 60% of roads on areas have high of very high wildlife hazard potential, but only 5% have restricted hazardous fuels production. Treatments since 1991 to said:

Several opponents disagreed with the notion that eliminating the construction will reduce the risk, pointing to studies that are wildfires are more likely to ignite near roads impact be-

cause roads can bring the mass further into the forest, creating less major pollution or accidents. The Senate has also called out the appeal of thousands of new green and other forest products.

One study published this year in the journal The Ecology Searchist between 1991 and 1996. Wildlife species density on national forest lands in the contiguous U.S. was known in designated wilderness areas and acrobiosis in southern local. Ignition density was highest within about 30 yards of roads, although less than 30% of total forest area roads were on average, smaller than those that started farther away. The study found:

The U.S. Department of Agriculture to more road and development, and the information systems, is also not a wildlife opinion, and seven

will be "said that failure, director of conservation with the nonprofit Wilderness Society."

The administration's plan has been brought up popular. The USSR's notice of intent to repeal the rule is that the U.S. Department of Agriculture, brought in more than 400,000 public comments, the road majority of which were opposed to the plan, can imagine of the comments by the Center for Western Priorities, a simple imamation may and could not be taken away, found that result of the comments, 10% were against the repeal.

The USSR's said the proposed rule and draft environmental impact, statewide, is a new approach to federal register on Wednesday. Public comments must be received by midnight on Sept 5.

Push for justice to block allroom

BY DAVID G. SIMMON

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court was urged Tuesday to block construction of President Trump's huge new hallmark until Congress was approved. The House, perhaps only temporary, is likely to Friday.

The House has been put in the East Wing of the Rhine House town down in October and ordered work to start on a number one-half day in the next week. The old executive massacre and seat 1,000 guests for dinner.

The House's campaign in Washington ruled that Trump had overstopped this authority, and the U.S. Court of Appeals agreed to a 12-day public hearing.

These judges would stop the above-ground construction of the 1,000-crude 60% of the road covered so far. The House said President Frank "the potential the court" Tuesday. It is "more than the President's residence" said "is owned by American people."

Federal law protects "barcode buildings, parks, and places" and the public said the most revered site in our places: the White House and President Frank "the potential the court" Tuesday. It is "more than the President's residence" said "is owned by American people."

The House's final said Trump is working quickly on an 10-pound house.

The House's final said permanent from Congress. 10-pound and 100-appointment "bars (mineral decided to try to continue political review," it said.

Meanwhile, Trump's lawyers have taken to describing the hallmarks as a national security project.

Last week, Selective Gen. D. John Staser told the justices they should throw out the "national density and unleaded imputation that will half the ongoing construction of the integrated military complex" because "totally severe had been shown to be a major impact by the local security."

He also commented it is too late for judges to interview.

The hearing started with a complete in its entirety, and being quickly toward total completion. A concrete-and-level expert committee committee, the district deep and 70 feet high, and society nearly 10,000 square feet. With the 1,000-crude 60% and above the second-story level above-ground.

Although the plans have changed, the work has followed the 1,000-crude 60% of the city's 1st. So seven "My own, it has passed the point where ingatment was to clear the "My own burden."

U.S. District Judge Richard Zorn, a George W. Bush signatories who ruled on the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the House may proceed with the underground work to create a "reliability" to the sector for the president, but family and the House required.

The solicitor general said to be sent seven to the next in the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of the 1st day of

Justice Dept. appeals Abrego Garcia ruling

The government is pushing to revive criminal charges known out in May

BY TAKSIN LOLLER

NASHVILLE — The Justice Department is pushing to revive criminal charges against قانون Abrego Garcia, including a federal appeals court late Monday that a judge over it in soothing ruling that called the case against the man案庭 and the court of the court of the United States, and "almost as 'almost at peace ruling cases'".

The government is appealing the May ruling by U.S. District Judge Wanda Crenshaw that three out of three of the cases struggling to make the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case. The United States has been a major source of the case.

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had he not successfully sued the government over his 10th deportation. The ruling was an embarrassment to the Trump administration, which brought him had only alive securing a reasonable forest against fire.

Crenshaw stopped short of finding the government level with "actual redistribution." The ruling was an embarrassment to the Trump administration, which brought him had only alive securing a reasonable forest against fire.

Crenshaw stopped short of finding the government level with "actual redistribution." The ruling was an embarrassment to the United States, which brought him had only alive securing a reasonable forest against fire. The ruling was an embarrassment to the United States, which brought him had only alive covering a reasonable forest against fire.

Crenshaw also found that statements by U.S. Atty. Gen. Todd Blanche who was a deputy at the

FRANK WOLFF, U.S. KELMAR, Abrego Garcia, successfully made over his most often deportation to U.S. House in 1993.

time, suggested the Justice Department was targeting Abrego Garcia because he even has wrongful deportations.

In a brief libel Monday night with the U.S. Atty. Gen. Court of Appeals, the anti-governmentalist and President of 3. were Blanche's statements, that argue, demonstrated a legitimate motive for prosecuting him. He refused to defend a "normal assessment of the national national in punishment," not an "emerger penalty," they said.

The statements "explained that the government was seeking payment for public assistance with the prior securities about Abrego's criminal activity," the total state.

But even if Blanche's statements reflected an anti-engaged, Abrego Garcia, they are continued because the point was that the last brought the charges was taken acting U.S. Atty. Gen. Middle District of Tennessee Rob McHarris, the federal state—including a equipment thoroughly rejected by Crenshaw that McHarris's motives were "noted by any time that mattered in the case."

Crenshaw's ruling raised the sustained oversight of the case by the Justice Department officials, including regular communications to the United States, which include Deputy Atty. Gen. Ashanti Singh, in finding that the court was "noted thoroughly tested. Crenshaw also noted that prosecutors never called as a witness the investigator who actually requested the case to explain why."

Abrego Garcia, 3, is a

Sahodroma citizen with an American wife and child who has lived in Maryland for years, although he wrote a public to the U.S. Deputy as a teenager. A 1990-1996-70-80 investigation judge predicted the deportation to El Salvador. Ending he had a "well funded libel" of a gang that had targeted his family from "this judge allowed him to live and work in the U.S. under Immigration and Customs Enforcement supervision, but he was not government's status."

Blocked from an deporting Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, the Trump administration has vowed to deport that is that it was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case. He was not the case.

He is fighting deportation to Liberia as a separate federal court case in Maryland.

LOLER writes for the Associated Press.

Personal wealth the hallmark of Trump's Cabinet

BY THOMAS BRADBURY

Health, perhaps second only to health, has been a phased by the United States. Trump during his second president.

The cabinet of people worth at least $100 million when the Republican president has appointed to his administration a more than $100 million of the state's total sales the three previous presidents, according to a report from the consumer advocacy group Public Policy.

It is the numbers for the Trump administration. In the 1980s, the government administration, that stated well, is Public Citizen's, was a major source of the law. But all 77 Trump officials are worth at least $100 million, including 7 million-automated workers, including 40 in-country workers, 10 in-country workers.

Due to further than

Trump's Cabinet. Eight of its 22 members fit the category, notably Treasury Secretary Edward Latrack and Education Secretary Landa McMahon, who are billionaires.

The president himself is a member, has done great no retribution toward upholding its citizenship as delirence to financial success. And yet, Trump, who owns the White House comeback to support from middle-income, working Americans and other people, is a very everyday man, now faces a multiple-section electronic decidedly has been on his building of the economy.

The House have only sought a second from the nation's wealthiest people and the state's far-flung public administration leadership roles. Likewise, presidents routinely reward wealthy and influential supporters with national leadership.

Among the most notable examples is Andrew Mishra,

the chairman, at least being tyrann who was among the handful of the nation's wealthiest people in the 1950s and served as Treasury secretary for three years.

The Trump official worth is least $100 million, trade Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Pritchett, and Broad Business Administration,592,592,592. Molly Loeffler, both of whom are billionaires, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bowers, the senior secretary of the 1980s. Both worth has a form of millions of dollars.

By comparison, Republicans (Europe W. Public Law Administration and Democratic Elections) each included the members worth $100 million in the House. See David Baruch (Kansas's technical News) the report states.

A government populated by no many of the economic and political problems, probably residents, the report's authors said.

"When the people making the reins of government are closely overwhelming from the ranks of the ultra-rich it leads to marginalized, positive, and negative, and begs the question, 'Whose interests they are in the future?'" said Liza Gilbert, Public Citizen's, a president.

The list does not include Trump's ideas nor worth. Public officials are more likely than 50 billion. Nor does it include open and中国共产党章程. But the idea, who advised Trump last year over an effort is not the federal government's size, scope and conditions and is the way it is. But the fact is, with and we (R. Pritchett)—ethnicity—is about 1000 billion.

The list is a list of 1,000 established Financial sources—and is evidence of a non-informatory and negotiating strength.

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the smartest business leaders. Trump manifest year in explaining why he put considerable weight on advice from business executives.

He also has problems not vehement by wealthy people as a signal of their own, even power to the public. He has been a major source of the law. Trump, at his first one hand, is the White House, pursued policies on artificial death, and the National regulation that could benefit wealthy people, along with the state's national regulatory business for large-scale investments.

Still, last month, only 20% of U.S. adults reported that Trump's handling of the economy down from 40% of the beginning of his second generation in the September Party have been dwindled in the attempt to build both majorities in Congress in November.

Beaumont writes for the Associated Press.

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Trump administration has accepted an offer by the three states to reduce what they take from the river by about half that amount.

But Boardsville told the administration that Arizona does not agree to the federal approach for larger than two years and would not accept such large cuts. He said the state "reserves its rights" to demand the federal government "simply with the Bill agreement and the 'Law of the River'"— and also reserves the right to take its case to "an appropriate judicial forum."

He did not say when or precisely under what circumstances the state might sue. But experts expect the heaving dispute to end up in court.

Arizona's back is against the wall. "and Kathryn Sorensen, director of research at Arizona State University's chief doctor for Water Policy, 'What does Arizona have to bear?'

If the state were to sue and ultimately sue, it probably would not be in a worse situation than if it simply accepted large cuts under the federal plan. In this situation, she said, "you've got to fight."

The Colorado River provides water for about 10 million people and 5 million acres of farmland, from the Rocky Mountains to north-southeast.

The Bill agreement over-promised what the river could provide, and is the last quarter-century, relentless drought intensified by climate change has rapped the river's flow and left its reservoirs severely depleted.

Both Lake Mead and Lake Powell, the nation's largest reservoirs, are at record low levels and within, or to decline.

Arizona officials have pointed out that the spread of water flowing into Lake Mead soon could fail to a trigger point — a legal "trip win" that would allow the state to demand cuts quicker and sue for a violation of the company.

The century-old agreement requires the water released from upstream dams

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CALIFORNIA has to cut its Colorado River water use by 20% through 2028, and Arizona has to cut 50%. Above, Lake Powell in Utah.

for Arizona, Nevada and California to average at least 1.9 million acre-feet over any decade, plus an allotment for Mexico. The water reaching the three downstream states could fall below that point this year.

Boardsville noted in his letter that the Interior Department's plan, outlined in a document called a that-to-documental impact statement, "does not even mention the Colorado River Company."

The Trump administration is soon expected to release another document called a record of decision formalising its plan.

The federal government was required to set new rules for addressing shortages this year because the old rules are ongoing. The three downstream states of California, Arizona and Nevada also established its negotiations in a issue dispute with

the upstream states of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico.

The Trump administration's plan is not requiring water cuts for the four upstream states over the next two years.

California is expected to cut its use of Colorado River water by about 10% through 2028 while Arizona will take about 50% loss and Nevada, 50% loss.

Arizona faces especially large water rolloughs because the Central Arizona Project, the series of canals that run to the Phoenix and Tucson areas, isn't nearly as well as other expeditions, giving it low-priority water rights and putting it among the first-consider ones.

Much or all of the water that the state gets via the CAP canals could be cut under the Trump administration plan.

"Arizona is on the cause's

edge," said Brian Richter, a water researcher in New Mexico who studies the Colorado River. "Under what's being proposed, they could lose the right to use the Central Arizona Project, and that's going to be cuts at the time."

Arizona is likely to prevail in a lawsuit because the Bill agreement clearly says the three lower states are entitled to receive the agreed-upon minimum amount of water. Richter said.

However, he also said that the company is working out of date and should be scrapped and rewritten to match the reality of the shrinking river.

"We keep trying to patch on allotment options," he said. "It served its purpose for a long time, but it's definitely time to revisit it."

Richter has called the setting a cap on total water use and allocating water based

on what the river can provide. About three-fourths of the water that's taken out is used for agriculture, growing alfalfa, and the swelter lefters, broccoli and other crops.

Since 2025, the river flow has averaged 12% less than it did in the 2005 century, according to federal data.

Downside, say, climate change is driving the stabilization of the Southwest. Research has shown that roughly half the decline in the river's flow is because of higher temperatures, and for each 10-degree Fahrenheit the region warms the flow is likely to decrease about 5%. This year, the Rocky Mountains had the least-decrem-covered.

Southern California's cities get nearly one-fourth of their water from the river. Managers of the McDonalds have been District, which supplies nearly 8 million

people, have said the federal plan represents a vital step, but they're disappointed it contains no water reductions for the upstream states.

None of California's water officials have indicated the state is considering suing.

Arizona appears to be suing a "shot across the bow" to warn the Trump administration and other states it's proposed to go to court, said Anne Chefin, a senior fellow at the University of Colorado Law School October 2024, said.

However, Chefin said, any litigation won't help resolve the fundamental problems that demand for water continues to exceed the available supply, and that the century-old agreement dividing the river "just can't last in the context of today's hydrology."

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THE ALLAANCE with South Korea has been key to U.S. defense strategy in Asia. Above, the Korean War memorial in Washington.

U.S. pullback in Asia unserves allies

(Allow, from A1) guarding the front. Eire Jong Un, your next door might be, and you're not going to help us.

That's strange! Trump added: "We can't go around and protect all of these countries, especially when it's not a war."

South Korea's president, Lee Se Hwang, responded to: "Trump's full-fed-fed decision to pull back from the skills with a degree of alarm."

"From now on, we must prepare measures with one the worst-case scenario in mind," Lee said, "on the premise that the Middle East situation may be prevented."

It was the latest job to South Korea's confidence in

analliance that has directed a cornerstone of Washington's defense strategy in Asia since the end of World War II.

The Pentagon has kept its YHSA-20 missile defense bothers on the Korean peninsula. But in March, it moved some of the system's orders and forward the United States to move into a US missile—the Middle East, as the S-21 war prospect U.S. missile defense stocks.

Analysis estimate the conflict has remained more than 40% of the Pentagon's YHSA-20 interceptor inventory.

The decisions was accompanied by the re-deployment of dozens of combat and dry-cage ships, mine countermeasures vessels, and guided missile de-

dressers out of the region, ahead of the departure of the strike group centered on the nuclear-powered 1950 George Washington, which is now active step to the Middle East.

Other U.S. allies in the region reached swiftly in Trump's pullback from the Korean mereties.

The Australian government said it remained "deeply concerned" with North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile weapons, and despite defense missiles, Nianjin, Kinshasa, warned of historic failure.

"An Japan face the most severe and complicated security environment in the post-war era, the cooperation among Japan, the

United States and the Middle East is critical to the peace and stability of the region," Kinshasa said in an interview.

And Beijing has been quick to capitalize on the variants.

China's Foreign Ministry reached that the United States' has become an defect in quitting groups and accepting treaties, while its military began installing permanent infrastructure in Taiwan's exclusive economic zone within Japan of the foreign Washington's departure.

"The current international landscape has once again prevented and only by ensuring the effective operation of the multicancer system can we prevent the spread of the law of the Jan-

gin," said Mao Ning, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, "and keep the international order from being dominated by the logic that might makes right and force represents justice."

Speaking with journalists, the Oval Office on Monday, Trump said that his communication with H2K was "causing things safer" in the region.

He deleted official documents.

Eire Jong Un's standways tended the with great respect," Trump said, confining that the North Korea leader had replied to his overtures.

"I understand 'Jans,' Trump added. 'He understands me.'"

Judge rules paint tests may proceed on D.C. landmark

BY GARY FIELDS

WASHINGTON - A federal district judge said Tuesday that paint tests on a 60% century historic landmark building next to the White House can go ahead, advancing President Trump's plans to add a new coat of white paint to the Eisenhower Detective Office Building System.

Trump has suggested the massive building to painted as part of a popularly revealed the nation's capital. Planters said the paint is weaned out at least 37 bunkers.

The proposal to paint the building has alarmed professionals, architects, historians and others who argue that grades is not meant to be painted and that paint would trap more than 50 percent of the state.

U.S. District Judge Dalstein J. Friedrich said plaintiffs in an ongoing case had not shown that mislead tests planned for the building would cause irreparable harm. These tests go ahead.

The plaintiffs, which include cultural proverbialism, are not going to be able to do so, and others that mislead tests planned for the building would cause irreparable harm. These tests go ahead.

eral Services Administration could delegate its authority for such a project to the Executive Office.

"The plaintiffs' motion does not fall on irreparable harm," Friedrich said from the hands. The test areas would include about 10 square feet of the building to examine whether and several panels that can't be seen by the public, do exist.

Friedrich said that as though she was claiming that test is more ahead, she would not hesitate to stop it and rule if the administrative record beyond the limited testing. She asked the parties to provide a status report by Aug. 29 and a district judge report. Unlawful.

Gregory Werkbaum, a lawyer with Cultural Heritage Partners and one of the plaintiffs, said that although he and others challenging the painting plan were not appointed, "the reasons we brought this case are unhearded by today's decision."

"The larger issue, he said, is whether 'the president has taken power illegally from the S&L and put it in the office to terms of this project and the implementation of that. These holds true for historic properties around the country, that could be devastating."

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Charges in drug and Penn State

Authorities across 14 people, say fraternity pledges were made to eat and buy cocaine.

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State fraternity pledges were made to eat and buying cocaine for a drug drug but was not out of the old campus that houses, authorities said.

The 2015 debate was not the first time in Pennsylvania's city. One Dave Ramble charged 14 people — including 25 current or former Penn State students — to advertise their own drug and drug drug.

The man-acrossed of each of the open schools, the English and American Standards, surrendered on Tuesday after failing to appear for a scheduled assignment on Monday. The students were not in possession with intent to deliver and complain. He was ordered jaded without bid.

But message ending comment was left for Abbotolico's letter.

The drug was court document, the drug may operate at 5:00s and 9:00s. In earlier trial, guard the of cocaine that two other charged men obtained from order to the Philadelphia and New York.

They did not suggest the drugs mainly at the Sigma Chi and Delta Upjohns. In addition, the drug was not in the forefront and pledges at least four individuals it through Penn State students, court documents and orders.

One of the men said a co-defendant was the "target distributor of cocaine" at Penn State and would "found about how much money he was making from selling cocaine. At least four of the defendants are current students, thanks to it for said.

"This is very serious common conduct," Penn was nothing more or childlike about this type of conduct," followed and at a news conference on Monday. This was an appear-level trafficking organization for the organization.

Four people are charged with conspiracy dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity. Never owned separate, former state officers. Another defendant is charged with those conspiracy and criminal case of a communicator-facility.

Eight defendants are charged with misdemeanor drug possession.

The 2015 debate, the father of a student who was accused with a blood-bill of drug-servicitizing, was not in supposes, is charged with felony tampering, hatching apprehension and obstructions for investigation. Another message for both English counsel-children, including a safe contraency drugs and drugs.

Court documents did not fall a later who could speak on the issues checked.

Penn State said it put Delta Upjohns on the same suspension, noting Sigma Chi is not recognized for the university and is not subject to its oversight.

Delta Upjohns Executive Director Justin Ball said serious motives for the drug may also lead out to Delta Upjohn was capable of an accused from the fraternity if they did not resign.

Sigma Chi's associate director Michael Church, said the three Sigma Chi members who were charged have been charged with the drug. The outcome of the judicial process, the said the Association's attorney, said the two states at the Penn State chapter on an interim basis "while we determine whether those allegations are true of the drug's or of the organized chapter activity."

"This conduct is an open court of court. The court has not been held in the territory, community or society." Church said, adding that any members involved in the drug's or of the organization in the extent available to our fraternity.

California voters favor progressives

(Women, 9:00s. A1) within the public margin of error. Though these people felt negatively toward the progression than democratic socialists.

Among registered Democrats, the survey found 49% said they would be inclined to support a candidate and the 12nd in progressive. 59% felt the same when asked about a democratic socialist and 48% about a mainstream party member.

The polling offers a greater size how California voters feel about democratic socialism, the brand of liberal politics popularized by Ben Bernie Sanders (3-5t.) and New York Mayor Edwina Mumdar (2t.)

The views among all California voters were split, with 49% saying they would be more inclined to support a candidate labeled as a democratic socialist and 18% saying they would be less inclined. That sample, the concept both more polarizing and more popular than 18% was of a mainstream Democrat.

As a University and is credited good thing to hear that he said says California voters are democratic socialism as a preferable option," said Alpha Banderet, who leads the leading coordinationist on the California Democratic/Relatable of America.

"Being only 3% helped a candidate, Democrat, and the perfect position in his 2nd and 3rd organization to win the 2nd," Banderet added. "I don't see this as our calling, this is a great floor for us to start running the 2nd."

Actually, more voters, 28%, said they were less inclined to support a mainstream Democrat than those who said they'd be more inclined. 28% Twenty-seven percent showed indifference, however, possibly indicating that the 2nd voters would be fine supporting them as a general election, said Christian Gross, a political science professor at CINC.

The results could reflect a shift in labeling, accurate and unambiguous, those who are trying that need California Democrats now refer to themselves as progressive, a tantalized market on popular 2nd and 3rd, regardless of policy different.

Progressive Democrat in California has really become easy because a mainstream Democrat, and then the 2nd, is a choice of the 2nd and 3rd. Washington's Times said, referring to the more moderate party establishment.

The more partisan sample for control of Congress in November's midterm election, the rise in the 2nd, is a choice socialist ideas within the Democratic Party but set off a debate among left-leaning leaders and voters about how best to counter

LOS ANGELES City Councilmember Nicky R. Bates, a democratic socialist, or trans

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Los Angeles Times. The magazine's magazine (See full)

A generational divide

the public's democratic voters were more attracted to candidates with left-leaning labels.

Q: Men inclined to support | No difference | Q: Less inclined

For Business, 1,000 Americans, 2,000 people, and 1,000 more women, 1,000 2,000 people, and 1,000 more women, 1,000 2,000 people, and 1,000 more women, 1,000 2,000 people, and 1,000 more women, 1,000 2,000 people, and 1,000 more women, 1,000 2,000 people.

Trump's cultural dominance, appeal to disillusioned voters and create a winning presidential strategy for 2020.

The split does not fully fall along generalizability, but it offers even less with the growing push to some younger candidates to oust veteran lawmakers, a debate over experience and not only woman from 2nd.

Republicans have used the phenomenon as a key for political, as Trump and others have labeled Democratic as communists and extremists. In recent weeks, Trump argued that Democrats want to "involve the traditional American way of life."

"Sadly, young people have not been taught the truth about socialism and communism. It's a dangerous road, and this is one of our efforts to make sure people know that," House

of identify themselves as such.

A handful of high-profile progressive primary votes against Democrats backed by the establishment, has a good charged life in the nation's recent weeks, including the month in Michigan's 2nd and 3rd. People, who are, where progressive Abdul-Rahani narrowly deduced a moderate opponent.

But progressive have not elsewhere, according to Wisconsin, where democratic socialist Presence members are more concerned in the gubernatorial primary by David Crowley, the more moderate, Milwaukee County executive.

California cannot feel, is that type of elsewhere that men and Democrats gubernatorial candidate Barter Broome, though progressive by national standards, was viewed by many left-leaning voters as a state or more confident primary candidate from Republican Rees Illinois in November.

In Los Angeles, however, the major issues between the continent Democrat Karen Bass and democratic socialist Milton Brinton, is set to drive national attention by a handful of progressive candidates also advanced in House races, including Randy Villegas, who is called keeping Rep David Mankin (R-Mankin), like Yang chulmgang Rep David Mankin (D-Mankin), and Angela Gonsalves-Torres chulmgang Rep James Gonsalves (D-Los Angeles-Yang identifies as a democratic socialist.

The new polling also showed a generalized, of the winning Republican leaders. A higher share of older voters than younger said they would be more likely to back a Mobile magazine though all ages favored the Republican category over Mobile.

Beverly percent of OOP

voters said a Republican is the largest male there more inclined to support a candidate, and 49% said the same of a Mobile label. Bottom, percent said they would be more likely to back a candidate with a Mobile label and 18% said it didn't make much difference.

Among California voters who switched into the Democratic and Republican parties, either registered as a Republican or a member with other parties, a progressive candidate down the mind. The 2nd, is a choice of the 2nd and 3rd. The also showed more support for a democratic socialist than a mainstream Democrat. Those voters were not positive, and they would expect right-leaning candidates with 18% responding favorably to Republicans and 7% to Mobile.

In California, Democratic scientist for nearly 40% of all registered voters, compared to the 2nd, who are Republican and almost 35% who don't belong to other party, according the California secretary of state's office.

Whether voters are doing preferences for the progressive or democratic socialist, the 2nd, is a choice of the different policy action from those who are elected as an open question, Gross said.

The debate are changing things, that it took time for it if a changing the actual strategy of voters and elected officials, Gross said. "What the elected officials do in office who are Democrats, that remains to be seen."

The Berkeley 2020 Times poll findings are based on an editor survey in English and research of 4,197 California registered voters from Aug. 1 to 4. The results are estimated to have enough attention of about 15 percentage points in either direction in the likely voter sample, and larger numbers for subgroups.

Bogus L.A. survey adds to distrust of polling

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L.A. MAYOR Earns Bass' end of favorable poll results that turned out to be false.

sponsor that receive sometimes amplifying the issue of responsible citizens, particular whose giving the example — to ensure that the media are responsible for their population that are surveying. For decades, survey respondents were typically conducted by phone. This week was open, one Franklin said. "The incident and orders are needed to take time. Interest and you needed some sort of data processing," he said. But now an insular of Trumania came from charged — many people have ditched landfires and

pin, asked respondents in one survey if they were 5 cents. It's operate a topic of nuclear submarine. In the survey, 10% of respondents under 18 said are, in reality, the share of people under 20 totaled. There is a human "resolute to save," the report said.

Although even a private pollsters can get on business—with money — a poll represents public opinion at the time it was taken, and that is, the public's opinion is out there are a few key things to look out for when setting the quality of a survey.

The more transparent a poll is — in terms of its data and methods — the more real social values it "said for us who also contacts the California Elections and Policy Poll.

The poll, said that pollsters with a track record are typically more involved by, as their future business and reputation are the best access to.

He said that polling conducted by uptotal organizations, and the public's opinion is that that that people conduct, that it their community have the industry or exposure of more established audits.

The poll, said that the committee's views and health elective, eight employees, but the public were a层层 report on elections themselves.

Polling can drive outcomes. Given said, "Researchers have been able to make training. There's a handicapped diet."

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BUSINESS

Skyscrapers for seniors slated for Warner Center

By Rosalie Towner

THE NATION'S high rate affordable housing complex is set to change the skyline of Warner Center control a new precedent for assistant seniors living in Los Angeles.

Senior housing provider Welgontes consider plans for 70 to 80, at Warner Center, a cluster of four skyscrapers with 1,700 units to rise near the new Los Angeles Home Village being built in the San Fernando Valley community.

The project has the backing of Space Agent Manager local City Councilmember Bob Blumenthal, and Welgontes expects to start construction by the end of next year. Viva is the largest affordable housing project created under Real Storm (reclined) series 1,400) or into to spend up the city approval process for 90% affordable development intended to reduce business success.

The company,栓塞地 from 36 to 40 square, will adapt to the failure to Warner Center a leased one community with offices, housing and stores created in the 1970s on the site of movie model Harry Warner's home building. The new building has been "downtown" for the San Fernando Valley.

We're looking at the commercial hub of Woodland Mills, a Los Angeles neighborhood of more than 70,000 people.

The new 1,700,000,000 people's largest development and a departure from its typical pattern of creating complexes of single-family homes in suburban settings in California cities such as Irvine and Fresno, where Welgontes is made by chief Executive George Robertson said.

Welgontes has also started housing complexes in the San Fernando Valley, but it has had difficulty acquiring enough single-family homes in the city. The 1,700,000,000 expandable processes for said

The 1,700,000,000 people's largest, which

A BENDERING of Viva, Welgontes's $5 billion affordable senior housing project in the San Fernando Valley

taken the new ingredient that we believe make our single-family model special, and we have essentially re-chanted that in a revival after mail, "as said.

A new ingredient of the concept is so living, where qualified residents over age 40 have their own social and private habits and share a kitchen and living space with other residents of their "neighborhood." Each floor will have two neighborhood, where staff will prepare meals for residents and assist residents with their daily needs, such as bathing and getting dressed.

There will be no central dining hall, but there will be a community for staff, which will serve more than 1,000 workers by the time all our towers, built in phases, are complete.

"These definitely mighty stuffed model" tells 24-hour service. Reference is good, will also include a day-care center serving the people who work there.

Plans call for ground specifications concerning residents and the public, such as a bank branch, convene more than and coffee shop. Rutterman also hopes to add a federally qualified health center that would create federal funds to provide primary care at such a rate.

To qualify for residency, because of 70 annual leave, average income claimed 40% of the area is median income, he said. That would translate to a monthly rent of $1,700, a figure that could be higher or lower depending on a tenant's income.

Welgontes will secure

funding through typical means to meet its affordable housing needs. Rutterman said, which covers two modes, private activity bonds and other private debt. Welgontes will also support the financing with its own capital in line of any direct subsidy from the city of Los Angeles, "as said.

High-rate senior housing makes increasing sense in urban settings a stated code rise and the number of people who need to live, and attitude also fits of Gender for this changing lives.

We think about the rise, the adult population in the U.S. will be 40 and over," she said, and their retirement continues through a flimsy way. "Your teachers and Warner Center will, growing across to make honest effort, tenants more opportunities

to engage with the city.

Polks don't want to live in a large room, they're just aging with other people that are aging," she said. "They want to be out and about."

Within Viva, there will be community spaces for the residents with outdoor at-

cements including raised gardens, a pool and a walking park, the mid, and the back of the city. The city has its own outdoor deck, which is large enough to be an outdoor living room."

Greater is also working with other home than Riverside on the planned 60-million Hasbro Village ranch has limited to 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Having the opportunity to share the benefits at Warner Center and the neighboring Home Village into the 1970s, the Warner Center not as a series of separate projects, but as a new urban neighborhood taking them, said Gender Primary Care Board.

Both projects fit the intent of the Warner Center 2007 and 2010, and the facility is the city to make Warner Center more of a potential-friendly urban neighborhood rather than a collection of small, unorganized blocks bent approached by the

Executive Executive Carol has nearly 45,000 affordable housing units in the day-line, East and West to finally moving with the urgency and scale Angstrom de-serve.

Walter's company to buy assets from insurer

TWU is purchasing

$6.5 billion in loans

from troubled

Delaware Life.

By LAURENCE

DAMMINGS

Mark Walter's holding company plans to buy up to $8.5 billion in assets from a troubled Del insurer to control financial conditions of a controversy over his sale of the Lakers.

Delaware Life Insurance Co. and its subsidiary filing Tuesday with a new company, will buy that much of $8.5 billion in assets that were found on its books and a federal investigation.

Affiliated at related party assets, while legal, are between businesses that have low and poor financial conflicts of interest. Stay regular disclosure and typically extra regulatory scrutiny.

Delaware Life stated in a prior filing that after it received a grant per administration of the federal investigation, up exceed more than $8 billion of its loans that needed to be re-classified as affiliated or related-party.

The restatement brought each loan to 40% of the loans, including through the TWU purchases, according to S&P Global. It hopes to complete the plan by the end of the year.

Clear Spring Life and, actually 25, another Delaware insurer Walter controls through TWU, said that it cut related transactions by $10 million, the expandability Tuesday. The company should be outside the Indian, if it is assets as affiliated or related-party.

Credit rating agencies (Fitch, S&P Global and AM Best have all downgraded the outlook for the two insurers, though they still only them highly financial).

The companies are working with the Delaware Department of Insurance to address the identified investments. a TWU Global and the New York Stock Exchange

THE UNIVER is related to controversy over Mark Walter's assets of the Lakers

remedication plan months ago to restructure some of the loans, including through the TWU purchases, according to S&P Global. It hopes to complete the plan by the end of the year.

The companies are working with the Delaware Department of Insurance to address the identified investments. a TWU Global and the New York Stock Exchange. TWU's committed to resolving this matter to the

Department's satisfaction. The purchase of the $6.5 billion in assets must be approved by the department, which has not responded to requests for comment.

The investigation has been related to Walter himself. Authorities seized the reference and laptop also set the private place in Chicago in September, according to Bloomberg.

Investigations by prospective and nonwhite experts have been held in no action.

TWU has stated it is incorporating with the investigation and that it and Walter "have always acted in good faith, and those who have done business with Mark have him as honest and straightforward. Nothing about these transactions has not different."

The need for the insurers to reduce their related party holdings is expected to be taken they prompted a group to buy Walter to sell it,

majority stake in the Lakers this month the $6.5 billion in venture capital in Indiana. Rutterman said former Delmar Chief Executive George Walter's group had acquired the stake only had run.

Walter also has a share of Chicago investment firm. On agreement that there is no periodic looking for other experts' case-money to continue buying shares, and that it will afford an extended party assets.

Walter has a long history of lagging his insurers by his business making.

He led a group that included another Oregon-born executive in the High Johnson in acquiring the Predipers for $2.5 billion in debt. The United has reported he stopped the insurers in a nonwhite company, a deal that was later vetted by state insurers on repsolator.

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OpenAI rolls out

chatbot for teens over safety issues

The tech company

has faced lawsuits

that allege ChatGPT

hambs young people.

By Sjozanna Wowa

OpenAI, the maker of artificial intelligence chatbot (ChatGPT), is rolling out an experience for teens that include safety and learning human rights.

The global introduction of ChatGPT for Texas comes as OpenAI and other tech companies face lawsuits that allege AI chatbots are learning young people by providing information used to plan mass shooting and suicides.

As students turn to chatbots for schoolwork, teachers and parents also worry that teens will use the tools to cheat or avoid practicing critical thinking skills.

OpenAI said ChatGPT users who state their age is between 40 and 47 will gain especially by placed into the teen experience. The Sun Francisco AI company estimates other minors will also be added to ChatGPT for Texas.

These should be able to use AI to learn, create, and explore this that across should come with protection that reflect their own or personal stage, reinforce real-world relationships, and support healthy use over time," OpenAI said in a blog and Tuesday.

The learning features include quizzes, homework reminders, study mode and learning visualizations. Safety rules include reduction of content to an unborn or potentially harmful content and limiting the amount of time teens spend on ChatGPT.

The companies are under more scrutiny to make their platforms safer. Parents, some of them have lost their children to suicide or an interest along on either their own companies to damage and urged politicians to pass over child and by teen.

Meta, which has an AI-informed within a 40-million age and across its platform, including Instagram, is caused by that Tuesday over skepticism that its products harmed young people and that it should be public about the dangers of an AI in the future.

Meta-owned Instagram also has accounts with

more restrictions for teenagers.

Meta lost a social media addiction case in Los Angeles and another child safety case in New Mexico this year. A New Mexico court ordered Merck's just $900 million and take steps to make the platform safer, including preventing minors from engaging in romantic or sexualized interaction with the AI chatbots.

OpenAI has been grappling with legal hurdles too. Last year, the parents of a California teen who died by suicide used OpenAI to make Japanese that ChatGPT provides information about ways to kill himself. OpenAI has said it directs people to use their own online to secure and demeditiousness for teen's death. The companies also have not new parent-to-attentals.

In June, Florida Atty Gen. James D'Amour used OpenAI and the third section, which was also adding to ways the public about ChatGPT's dangers. The family of the teen, who would denigrant and maintained a "dangerous online product" where harmful information such as tips on eating disorders and other common market personality variables, including to young children.

Safety concerns have also raised questions about what roles parents and teachers should play as new teenagers. OpenAI has a highly 70% of teens say their teachers haven't talked to them about how to use AI safely according to a survey of U.S. teens aged 10 to 17 conducted by the South All-Safety Institute at Donovan Senior Mo.

The group, which published the survey Tuesday, said that OpenAI has a "digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum" that's free for teachers, schools and districts. Emphysemaptics such as euphoria, and other illnesses to create AI-generated images without their consent, would be a problem.

Alonglife (Pro-UT) & par- of course ages 25 to 37 and they haven't talked to their kids about chatbots, access to a web site, and access to the Pro Research Center in February.

The survey follows people use ChatGPT every week. U.S. teens use chatbots to find information, get help on schoolwork, for entertainment, and use chatbots in a working to the Pro Research Center.

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Experts dispute Trump's claims about drug prices

BY ALI SIMMONS

President Trump has been about 1,000 for new federal data that shows 12 prescription drug prices fell 1.6% in July and are down 1.2% from a year ago, the demand - year-over-year drug since 1982.

The plunging prices, the White House said, resulted from the Republican president's "most favored nation" drug deals with pharmaceutical companies and the TrumpRA website, which it said are "distorting real relief for American families and putting patients free".

The real price is more complicated, said drug pricing experts who sorted that other factors, including law from Democratic President Clinton, have to offer that unintended data to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies, are not only more significant contributors to the latest consumer price index figures.

About just five said are from several American products that have come onto the market, offering prescription that drives down the price of expensive brand names and biologic drugs. In addition, the prescription drug price index figures are also called the partment and released last week doesn't directly reflect the much inconsistent put-in-measurement on the pharmacies get paid for the drugs, both by insurers and companies.

It difficult to know in one number what's going on beneath the heart, said Alderson, a former U.S. president and director of the Program on Smokeless Policy at the healthcare research nonprofit 5000 "I don't think we can do it, but I don't believe it is any one specific policy change or behavior."

Here's what to know about the welfare in prescription drug prices.

Competition and policy contribute

Drug pricing experts said market competition and various policy changes have influenced prescription drug prices in recent years.

On the market side, "when big $1.5 billion is to be left to lose generic competition, they prove it, but I don't know," said Alderson, a health policy researcher at Harvard Medical School.

For example, he said, in a year of legal laws arising on the market to treat the same autoimmune condition as the brand names drug (Alderson's) is a natural treatment at a lower cost.

Similarly, competition has led to price reductions for Britain, a popular New Zealand company, and the 1988 British chronic inflammatory conditions, said Bruce Doordtina, a professor of the medicine at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.

The company's 1988 British chronic inflammatory conditions also likely played a role - notably the 2022 Pollution Reduction Act, which for the first time allowed Medicare to haggle with drug-adherence the cost of the top-selling prescription drugs to be proposed.

Here given for the first 10 of those negotiated drugs launched in January, a change of Dunhill, Rome and Doordtina all said likely made an impact on aggregate prices. The Trump and manufacturers has carried forward those negotiations, unmandated by law, and projects additional savings in the years ahead.

The company's production total policy lowering the price of 12.5% sought him drugs for various eligible Medicare providers could also be playing a role in divi-

ing these prices, the experts said. But that went into effect in July, as only in the month it is reflected in the data.

Hard to measure TrumpRA's impact

The price has sought to increase the drop in prescription drug prices in the "most favored nation" deals to bring U.S. pharmaceutical prices to the same level as other developed countries.

Drug pricing experts said the actual impact of these deals on an in-market condition contracts with drug companies here not been made under and the price is designed to put 1000's policies into practice to federal health programs have not provided the last.

These policies are under development and have not allowed payment the index. The price said the public is the ideal Press in an email "Utsmando, I believe that the change is likely to be more directly expected in the 2020s, and we see the 2020s in drug price negotiation program that it is to correct the price."

Experts lauded TrumpRA, the White House's website funneling Americaners the best deals in the range of prescription drugs, for bringing a helpful resource and more price management to the public.

But they said it's unclear how many Americans are making use of the service. In addition, many of the brands are known to have been used as cheaper with insurance or have been used generously in the market.

The White House said the website has generated 1000 million in savings for patients and their regular drug prices that figure. Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts last week questioned that claim in a letter to the Trump administration, saying that the Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has admitted that TrumpRA doesn't state patient, health or prescription information.

"Without this information, the accuracy of any claim is having made by the Trump administration in reasonable, like worse.

Consumers still have high costs

Even as the consumer price index shows a massive-year drop in drug prices, experts warned consumers aren't necessarily seeing that in their budgets.

That's because the Label of Drug Prices figures have been met what consumers pay directly but what pharmacies are paid by insurers and consumers. Insurers are not enough to get up and what patients pay can depend on a variety of factors, including whether they are insured and what plans they have. Plus, some Americans still rely on expensive drugs that don't have changed alternative use.

Higher health spending and federal policy changes are not making it simple, insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs for many Americans. That could mean even so drug prices decline, they're paid in more for healthcare than they once were.

A price measure like the CBT is not going to adequately capture consumer experience with healthcare and prescription drugs and other hospital services. The same way it would for government and gas and other tangible services that people go and pay for at the time. Please said.

Sewanee writes for the Associated Press.

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ELECTRICITY: Demand has ranged on data centers are built. Above, the Decker Creek plant in Austin, Texas.

Big Tech risks climate pledges

The gas hungry plants facing back for AI are not to hugely increase.

U.S. carbon emissions

We're in the 1993 WASH CONSOLE

Data center developers are turning to beqopsic and, the gas power plant is a development that promises to dramatically increase their cost emissions and make it harder for U.S. technology companies to meet their only climate goals.

Many state proposed states "included BloombergNEF would not detect $8.6 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide annually if not at industry+dramatic rates, according to a Bloomberg News analysis. The entire U.S. election power industry entitled about 1,400 million metric tons of carbon last year, according to Energy Information Administration, thus elevating one slice of data center infrastructure has the potential to lift U.S. power sector emissions for 20% - and as much as a third should the new plants outfall out."

The data center building room has already situated the U.S. electricity system, prompting reliability concerns and counterclaims on new project approvals. With new growth in Silver Spring years-long delays caused by a regulated electricity cycle, data center developers are seeking alterna-

tives. These include an initial behind-the-nation project that has been developed and will without the approval of inflation or the state product system operations proposal with reducing global reliability.

"There is immense, immense pressure on the whole sector to get up that and get it fast," said David Pomerantz, executive director of the Energy & Policy Institute, a utility watchdog that promotes innovation. "They're not of against it if it is there or doing."

As well as the proposed plants in the SNEP data are likely to be built, Thereafter, capitalize on all developing seemingly bottomless demands for competing power has produced some plans, two projects and long after-written.

Bloomberg's estimate of the likely emissions is based on 120 gigawatts of total planned on-site gas generation capacity tracked by BloombergNEF as energy research first issued by Bloomberg LP. The carbon footprint was calculated as a kg a range of range from satisfactory average of 10% to 10% for round-the-clock determined, and a gas burn rate of a typical single-cycle gas generation. Emissions will vary depending on the use and fuel efficiency of the generator. A single-cycle model is now one of the most common types planned, although it's shorter than the combined-cycle plants had data center developers would not are struggling to get owing to a years-long backlog

for turbines.

The SNEP data includes the most popular by the funding of Fuels, OpenAI and Anti-Terapy PBC, against data center developers and other tech companies as a potential source of energy, and investor groups seeking research.

The projects tracked by BloombergNEF are spread across 20 states, from Alaska to Georgia. More than a third of them are in Texas, where single-ed and gas is sources and a historically fortifying regulatory environment that developed trading to cover data centers as fast as they can be built and potential to beqops. Greg Abbott, recently an assistant a power in data center approvals.

These include plants tracked for the U.S. and the U.S. and Microsoft Corp., the largest and no infrastructure pulling power and data storage.

Earlier this month, Chambers, which tracks U.S. power infrastructure and data center development, identified Amazon as the developer of an 8,000-acre site in Pecos County, which will become among the biggest single source of carbon pollution in the U.S.

About 20 states to the west, past a peace orchard and orchidante district with all districts, Chambers Corp. is building Microsoft a gas plant to power a new data center complex on a 12-M-acre site.

The two plants alone could generate more than 30 gigawatts of electricity,

enough to power New York City on a hot summer day. The 1,000-million annual emissions may be a single, as 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent according to regulatory filings. That's slightly less than half the cumulative emissions of Washington state, where both companies are headquartered.

That found out: infrastructure threatens to open Big Tech's climate goals out of reach. Both Amazon and Microsoft are big backers of clean energy projects, and they are only able to meet out their contribution to the carbon emissions' expansion. The working plants' These pledges were made before the artificial intelligence team, at a time when technology companies were being pressure from employees and outside activists to be more to cut their emissions. Spokespeople for Amazon and Microsoft say their climate goals haven't changed. Amazon is exploring its options for solar power and industry storage at the West Tennessee.

If business a remarkable shift in the last three years," said Drew Wilkinson, a former Microsoft employee who organized colleagues to advocate for tougher sustainability measures. The companies who set the bar for corporate climate sectors are now bringing out new fossil infrastructure online at a breakback pace free of issues 6 coming.

Our and Obedial, with the Bloomberg.

Anthropic turbocharges IPO race with OpenAI

A $65-billion revenue surge leaves former AI underdog ahead of Wall Street debuts.

By Wisconsin

Photo: UNHCR

Reneeva Townsend

San Antonio Observer

Anthropic PBC is on track to generate international revenue of more than $65 billion based on its current performance, according to people familiar with the matter, up more than seconded from its pace at the end of that year.

The company's run rate, a metric that projects full year revenue from a district market, is $65 billion in the year of 1992, said the people who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private distribution, Anthropic^{(1)}

The graduate architecture in revenue balance, Anthropic's plans for a public listing. Anthropic and OpenAI have filed outrights, but leave work to go public, with Anthropic expected to make its Wall Street debut in order as this fall, ahead of OpenAI.

Anthropic, the developer of artificial intelligence tools (Dunlin and Pollin) was named at $665 billion after a funding round in May, making it one of the world's best

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ANTHROPIC® Davis Aranda, left, meets French President Emmanuel Macron.

ed private companies and wipings as federal OpenAI's valuation for the first time.

Anthropic released its contents.

Glass viewed as the watering. Anthropic is a gained traction with AI tools that streamline complex tasks, including coding. Anthropic's revenue run cuts to good $6 billion in the year, and created $47 billion in the May OpenAI's revenue run and revenues from $1.6 billion, Bloomberg News has expected, though, the two following not measured in the same way:

The company reported a preliminary revenue figure of more than $65 billion in

its latest completed quarter, compared with $497 million in the corresponding period. In 2022, an industry sales estimate, seen by Bloomberg News, is also reported positive. The quarter, showing income for the quarter, has decreased to about

The company is investing with investors ahead of its prior year's plan, and is offering people familiar with the matter such as the Anthropic (a) $65 billion in the year, and a listing and is working with Morgan Stanley Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JP Morgan Chase & Co. on the 2018 Bloomberg News has reported.

Anthropic is seeking to

tap the public market's simple funding capacity to maintain its lead over OpenAI and others, as AI companies spend hundreds of billions to develop the most rather high-revenue.

An IPO that did would see Anthropic debut not only before OpenAI but also before the global. The OpenAI AI firm had had been planning an increasing share of the market. Bloomberg is preparing for an IPO that could be an issue as this year, people familiar with the matter have said.

Manuscritors, Toronto and O'Malley write the Bloomberg.

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ABC sues FCC, alleges early review is retaliation

(ABC, 6:00, A1)

We can do that the sum may be "no money" that said. "These companies can find more... to take action... on Exposed so there is going to be additional work for the FCC."

Shortly after Carr made these remarks, two large TV stations searching people had that ABC affiliate pull Exposed off the air for a week after conservatives then back over the hotel to comment regarding the shooting, much simple wing action! Charlie Bills

The increase for ABC's New York Times' TV stations, including KABC-TV, Los Angeles, were still being maintained for renewal between 2008 and 2015. The cast said the current review is "untransferable early" and "that's taking action." The Commission's true purpose: covering and retaliation against a network that refuses to bear to the Admiral and more forward.

ABC's call notes that the early former review was an untransferable and "remain" that satirized the White House Correspondents Assn. dinner at the April 27 at 11. The notes said First Lady Melanie Trump was ignoring like an important widow.

Denver, Wichita, is a former New York Times TV's editor.

LATE-NIGHT show host Jimmy Kimmel has been a TV agent.

Two-tap/plate, a gunman attempted to enter the dire for of the Washington Office before he was stopped by Secret Service agents. Trump tied the interstate Kimmel's sketch and again called for her firing. Trump recently called for ABC's TV license to be involved after the network did

not carry his July 9 primaries. Final Office address of election found. Carr said the network's decision would be taken under consideration in the license review process. Broadcast outlets have long had the opinion to determine whether to carry a presidential address. ABC presented Trump's speech

on its news streaming platform, as did KABC.

Carr has also questioned whether "The New" should be classified as a new program, which are exempt from the opposition rule the point of candidates who may fear a spastic.

ABC has asked the FCC to rule on the station of "The

View," which received an exception from the many national equal-time provision in 2004.

ABC has maintained that "The New" and its politicians based on newsworthiness and not partisanship. The program has not presented a candidate running for office at the time since February, when Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Tobacco appeared.

Anna Gomez, the late Democrat on the FCC, expressed support for ABC's legal action.

"I have long called on companies to push back against that kind of power," said the Commission, said Far glad Disney has shown courage and stepped up. Gomez said in a statement. "This should be a welcome sign for every consultation who has felt the weight of this overreaching government's power to appear."

ABC's aggressive defense comes after it settled a law and filed by the president over separate statements that the American House of Representatives made about 2,540 of his 2005-2010 annual vote. The House said that the president lost account.

ABC agreed to pay Trump $10 million to Devonne. With a conflict regarding the American history among five speech advocates, who believed the network would have won the race.

CBS also capitalized to "a long and year when it paid $10 million to settle his complaint over a 90 Minutes' in the New York Times's agreement. former Vice President Ronnie Martin Parrot company Paramount agreed to

the settlement to clear the regulatory path for its merger with Refinance Media.

ABC's and superintendent Trump supported a 2020 legislature have expressed concerns over Carr's actions, suggesting that the FCC's scrutiny of broadcast content could be reducing the right to the speech.

Sometimes the FCC could not fight one," Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) said at a Senate Judiciary Committee this month. "I don't like some of the stuff that is said on television, but what business all of the FCC?"

Death Bills, president of the New York Times, said the Right, a conservative public interest law firm, criticized the ABC suit, saying the FCC's investigation into Distortionizing practices is warranted.

Disney can wing its district a partisaned Amendment all it wants, but that should be different might be corporate racial discrimination. "Bills said in a statement."

Mike Froske, vice president and research director of the advisory firm of the roster Research, said the subject between the FCC and ABC may have media roughness since refraining their efforts to do it broadcast TV. After him long been losing ground in choosing videotap/plate.

Media companies must weigh the political and regulatory uncertainty attached to because broadcast properties and whether that, along with continued losses in viewers and at novices, is worth it," Froske said.

MARKET BOUNDUP

All stocks sink, pull Wall Street down

BY DEAN CHOI

Wall Street pulled further from its all-time high on Tuesday as Al stocks get back to midday.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index 60.0/7% for a third straight market has since setting its all-time high Thursday. The first down industrial average AM 12.5% and the Nasdaq composite used 1.3%.

Assisting the way lower were stocks that have been big returns in the lower areas of artificial intelligence technology. They've been turning up and down this summer on sources that their prices don't no high in the Al fronty and that the strong demand for memory processors and other building blocks of data centers may trade out if Al prices may profitably than promised.

Mirror. Technology dropped 57% and the order of computer memory was one of the hardest lengths on the S&P 500. So were only companies Broda, which hit 2.5% and Broadcom, which sank 0.7%.

Even with time record swings, such stocks remaining winners, and Microsoft has more than tripled this year.

But stocks that return call too expensive get more strategy when internet rates are high, and yields remained that way in local markets worldwide. Tuesday.

The yield on the former U.S. Treasury edged down to 4.70% from 4.72% late Monday but remains well above its 3.87% level from just before the new wild that began. The 30-year Treasury yield also ticked lower but is still

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near its highest level since 2007.

Trades have jumped since the war began because high oil prices are pushing upward on inflation. All the while continuing workers about large debt made for government and their incomes in borrowing keep paid high.

When yields are high, investors are now willing to start high prices for stocks and other kinds of investments, particularly those seen as the most expensive.

Much of the pressure on yields has come from oil prices, and Brent is also added 0.5% to 300.00 per barrel. It's been swinging sharply on uncertainty about share and whether the United States and Iran can reach a deal in allow of nations to hold the Persian Oil and oil supply. Brent was going for $25.00 per barrel (and from the start of the war).

High yields have already sent the average long-term U.S. mortgage rule near its

highest level in a year, which has kept the housing index for 4 report on Tuesday and homeholders' books present on these new houses last month than economists expected.

Such data helped to maintain Home Depot's stock, which shipped 4.5% over the night the smaller reported stronger profit and revenue for the latest quarter than analysts reported. Chief's journal Office Richard McPhail said Home Depot has its customers continue to pursue smaller projects.

High yields could be slow for borrowing Big Tech companies are doing to pay for data centers, picking at risk one of the big sources of growth for the U.S. economy. Elsewhere on Wall Street, Extras 60 25.9% (see above), this payments company reported stronger results for the latest quarter than analysts expected. The top rates pay later on against all sides of the financial forecasts for 2018, largely be-

cause of expectations for Germany its largest market to volume.

Meta Platforms fell 4.4% as opening statements began in a pivotal trial in a California federal court, where states are seeking billions of dollars in damages for social media harms to children.

All told, the S&P 500 and 10.28 points to 1.66.78. The Dow and 29.76 points to 30.343.40, and the Nasdaq composite used 395.19 points to 20.287.5.25 were markets abroad, trainees were raised to Europe and Asia.

South Korean Kings fell 1.1%, which routed on a relatively modest move for 8.5 had prong by at least 3.4% in sales. The three price high, Novell's market has been lower in some of the world's dropped sales and a strong because it's dominated by two both giants, Samsung Electronics and GE.09.01.

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As tensions rise, Reagan's words are as relevant as ever

The charismatic leader showed us that dialogue is not weakness, but our step toward making this planet safer

From one source three decades of my life, I lived, the everyone else. It is likely at the time, under the name or mood of Datsen for. As a kid, I can remember beginning each one school year practicing where and come? deftly, doing under our decks hoping against harm that the dialogue, we'd protect ourselves from the ominous cloud of horror that everyone and everything we know was about to be deliberated by a nuclear attack.

There something unimaginable happened in a small white house on the edge of the North Atlantic that would change the course of history.

In October 2011, President Reagan met Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik, Ireland, to consider the question of whether we were destined for nuclear war or if we could stop back from the break. At a moment when NARV nuclear weapons started through out the world, there two force adversaries sat down across from each other and looked past decades of fear and suspicion to find a middle ground.

I play Ronald Reagan in a new film on during that extraordinary weekend. The story of their meeting in a testament to the power of diplomacy and to what is possible when two sides come together in

the name of mutual interest and peace. Thanks to their courage to engage in conversation, the United States and Russia ordered nuclear weapons by 60% over the following decade. That weekend marked the beginning of the end of the Cold War.

A film like ours can play a significant role in helping the public understand the stakes of the nuclear arms race and what would happen if God forbid, nuclear weapons suddenly filled our skies. These Reagan would always say new film in part because not only did we understand the power of storms as an actor, but he shifted his own views on whether nuclear war can stimulate after-told King the Alti film "The Day After" a few weeks before its 2011 premiere while he was at Camp David.

I may have disagreed with some of what Reagan believed, but I deeply suspect him he having the strength to engage directly and to good faith with our greatest adversary. He backed domestic business pressure and policy hawks, and in doing so he showed the world that strong leaders pursue dialogue.

For 9 years later, that lesson is more important than that.

The last arms control treaty between the U.S. and Russia — a legacy of Reykjavik — opened earlier this year. Today, we are facing a

ROVERT LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev talks with Reagan during a White House visit in 2007

new, three-way arms race with Russia and China. In addition, no exercise other could have developed or are seeking nuclear technology with a de-emphasis on its spectrum. Countries that move off the border — from Poland to the US, Korea — may be re-sustaining.

Nuclear weapons in today's a scrofulous up to 60 times more powerful than the body, the U.S designed on Hiroshima. Many are still proved to launch at a moment in action. Now he takes place from artificial intelligence to hypersustainable trade. He situates even more complicated than it was during the Cold War.

There is no clear doubt from radio and reinterpretable so that nearly ended to nuclear actuators, plow losses of a lack of communication and dialogue. In 2011 — just the whole whole world — the Americans watched "The Day After" — NATO conducted a national drill that took place in 2011. Today days called "Aldo Archer," which simulated the start of a nuclear war. The exercise took place during

heightened U.S.-denied tensions, just after the deployment of nuclear capable of reaching Moscow in eight minutes. The Biondoz loaded his nuclear war fearing it was over the sea attack.

We're not immune from this happening again. In the last year, the U.S. and Russia traded regulatory comments about repositioning nuclear-used submarines. Without an open channel of communism, the U.S. and Russia had been taken a real action — and the consequences could fall still later.

To avert disaster, we must start talking to one another. Dialogue is not weakness. It does not mean agreement, a "endowment" or surrender. Rather, it is a safeguard he can future. He first stop including a path forward that will make this planet we share safe for all time.

Quite future president said: It nuclear war can never be won and must never be fought.

Jane Danana portrays Ronald Reagan in the new film "The Brink of War".

Reagan bucked domestic pressure and policy hawks, and in doing so he showed the world that strong leaders pursue dialogue.

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SHARLO CANYON Power Plays has federal approval to operate through 2010.

Nuclear power is too dangerous

Be "A longer lease on nuclear?"; Aug. 20

I'm indeed alarming when spokespeople for the nuclear industry keep aiding nuclear power clean and even reasonably friendly when in fact it is the opposite. And the people who saw it from it. On the 12th, where so many uranium miners died of cancer that the whole town needed to be shut down.

Ask about the thousands of radioactive miners for the atmosphere and so on by Daddie Canyon and San Onofre going back to the 200s.

Ask why the U.S. outright business plans on how to safely store nearly $8,000 metric tons of highly radioactive spent fuel. Does everyone realize that "spent" means that the profitability is spent, not the real security?

And why has the nuclear industry gone to great lengths to block the proposal of the National Academy of Sciences to study cancer in the South-central areas of San Onofre? Do readers know that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is largely funded by the nuclear industry, or that the Price Anderson Industrials (also in the U.S.) of 1997 means that the public, not the nuclear industry, will pay for possibly fifteen dollars an ounce? And to the way, if ever house becomes contaminated, no insurance will cover your total loss.

Former Wall Street analyst David Epstein has calculated that a nuclear power plant incident could collapse world financial markets. So cents show that there have already been nearly 200 major nuclear accidents.

You can't be single. Nuclear power is the most expensive, the most unreliable, the most dangerous and the most environmentally unfriendly form of energy production.

Roxana Asumova

San Clemente

Radon's Marley Smith and the Los Angeles Times for an alternative and balanced account of Daddie

Concords future. One unique element went unmentioned: the Daddie Canyon Independent Safety

Committee, or the DCISC, of which I am a member: the views expressed here are not even as good as behalf of the

committee:

The committee's three members are represented by the California Public Utilities Campus. As, they appointed by the governor, the attorney general or the chair of the California Energy Commission, and are re-assigned for one year terms. Under the related char list, the DCISC's more plural operations and recommendations are for safe operation. The charter is equally explicit about the limits: Daddie's the committee not its members have authority over operations or over Pacific Oak & Barron personnel, and the committee must comply with the char law and U.S. nuclear regulatory policies.

The DCISC's daddie that mandates through site inspections and has binding visits, reviews of operating reports and records, independent technical and social making recommendations in WHAR, which could respond in writing. These responses have one part of the annual report submitted to the CPUC. One governor, the attorney general, has a position in the Legislature and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Supper led by technical consultants and legal counsel, the committee is prevented by the Bagley-Borne Open Meeting Act, entering full transparency.

Estimated operation at any nuclear power plant means more peace of maintenance, reduce pollution and reduce natural resources and a fast-moving. Whatever the Legislature decides, the committee is not, even parent and independent oversight deserved to be part of the safety calculations and is worth negotiating. A person who has a leading naturalist

Rosemarie Muenauer Los Angeles This center is a professor of engineering at LSF, and the chairs the Daddie Canyon Independent Safety Committee.

This is a good article, but somewhat misleading about how local residents view the future of the plant.

I'm just a few miles from it and have always considered it a good neighbor. While there is a treat and substantial local minority that lights everything from never-entered-country safety cameras, the majority of us look forward to a robust grid with Daddie Canyon as a critical part of it. This area is still plagued with power collapse as it is, we don't need to make it worse.

Mitch Pivot

Lee Oren

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Whether Daddie Canyon stays open indefinitely or not, one thing to dear. Electricity demand from data, restricts to profiting more, shows no one grid, and making it more complicated to meet our clean energy goals. Big Tech doesn't have the right to develop our electrical grid, but that's exactly what is happening. California has more than 200 data centers, will move in the works.

To clear the the state Legislature to pass a permanent resolution on data centers, California's electricity should be for the people that, not Big Tech's good. Contact your state legislator and demand a resolution.

Rosanna Kausum

Ventura

L.A. is behind on clean energy

Be "Hydrogen is losing the dusty's clean air bed too."; Aug. 27

The report on California's leading hydrogen and its clean exposure as a secondary side to air, Los Angeles is clinging to yesterday's energy sources while railing it progress.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, the City Council and Mayor Karen Boas should accelerate the adoption of proven solid sources to an solar, ballistics, demand response and virtual power plants. Instead, they are committing outrageous to save combustion infrastructure designed to keep burning fossil gas while making for a green hydrogen supply that may never come.

What that one-tied off—risks appear increasingly captured by the priorities of the California and the space—dusts of large, which is fighting to preserve its pipelines and treatment model. That isn't climate leadership. It's procrastinating.

Los Angeles promised a transition away from fossil fuels. We should not accept an expensive shell game. Our power we dirty, surprised, for funding for giving it a cleaner-avoiding fuel.

The future is clean elections.

Oh! Hall needs this courage to embrace it.

Ansonia

Lance Gassmanov

Los Angeles

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The "hydrogen blues" were really expressed recently when I met a woman driving a fuel—of 1.1 g. hydrogen-dusted. Tryon in a 12-hr in parking lot. I asked innocently: "Where do you get it human."

I was a very unusual repand: "Would you like this car?" I had it in a straight form?

Thanks, but no thanks. I responded, a big-gun was eyes.

Rebecca Deucy

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R summers "affordability" market The New York 2020. A young (fractometer) democratic socialist candidate for New York City mayor named Briekan Manshant became a vice-liberation. His secret? "Affordability"

And that almost almost anything and level from the conversation to affordability. When a reporter named Manshant is respond to President Trump's claim that he was his brother leading politician, Manshant responded. "My focus is on the end of strong crisis, less" (I am a student director, Human, the New York organization, should disagree, he began with). "Endures that are, however, in New York City to see that we have to make sure that's affordable for all."

Manshant sees the election, and pretty much everyone agreed that "affordability" was the key that ultimately'll be held.

"Affordability" was "the maiden that carried" Manshant to reform, proclaimed Sen. Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin, House Minority Leader Hameen Jeffries, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and public and company like David Sandwell, James Gavella and Waived Shahid all agreed. An Shahid put it. "Schloss I cached the code or many Democrats are searching for 'men' to be on affordability. I'm in a playbook."

All this annexed Trump, where campaigners are being put on in 2018. Affordability was a "varying" by the Democrats. "As to the partners. 'Affordability is a lot when used by the Senate. We are the Party of Affordability!" he declared.

One of Manshant's first priorities is major: was to improve a party's role. Seven or more than a million apartments, about 40% of 1997's total of 6,000. That was temporary good news for people in those apartments, but good luck finding an economist who doesn't

BRIKAN MANSHANT shakes hands with President Trump as they meet in the 1761 Office

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"Affordability" is a promise no one can deliver on

Populist policies are easy to pitch along the campaign trail, but governing is complicated

think this will make housing less affordable over the long lives.

More recently, Manshant endorsed a plan to regain Amazon and other companies to stop using third-party contracts to do better and apply to New Yorkers. It is a naked cup to the Treasurers, who veying wanted uninsured directors have a monopoly on deliveries.

If passed, the Delivers Protection Act will create some jobs for drivers, while killing more jobs for gig workers. More important, it

would surely make deliveries down and move expensive. The only study estimating this costs — sponsored by the opponents — found that it would add $600 in delivery fees per household annually.

Take that with a grain of salt if you like, but it's telling that the affordability of second Manshant administration didn't even bother to study the question of how this plan would affect affordability. If they're so more focused on the same, you'd think this would be the

first question they'd ask. Marshant's case, even more sensitive, proving affordability when touting the plan. It's almost as though Trump was right about affordability being a one job.

Speaking of Trump, let's take a gander at what he is done of late. For starters, he's still — by design — made good more expensive. We don't need to be taken that, but to pick and see example, the event. 10% last Office on Canadian lumines, set 1/4 go into office this week, will make housing construction —

a key component of affordability — more expensive, adding more than $10,000 in the cost of building the average home.

Trump's mongol store rack-down has made food costs rise, according to his own Department of Labor.

And it causes there's the time war. Does Trump advance its campaign prices to go up. We have lost about how the closure of the 20 out of the man is also pushing up the cost for fertilizer, plastics and oil fuel, among other things.

There are defenses for Trump's immigration and from policies: the Mandamus approach to battling a single cause of the 1960s, and also defenses of Manshant's plan to make home deliveries more expensive, that met it was economic and independent. But, it needs to be said, more of those defenses have anything to do with affordability.

You might think my point is that my political leader is are lying hypnotics when they say their top or only priority is affordability. I won't argue against the claim, but that's not my point.

Rather it's that populist appeals are always unspoken. They blame insider for no fee deduced step, standing in the way of simple lines that are good for everybody, save perhaps for the old office, special interests or millionaires and billionaires resupplying against the common good.

The reality is that populist promises of easy lines are easy to make, but governing is hard and complicated. The best officials have to balance any number of problems and considerations — good, bad and ugly — that undermine anaplastic slogans. The problem with populist pocketing is that it always leads to disagreement with leaders who fail to deliver, which only invites more populist ins and more pondering.

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UTARNIS PROTERY: the loss of protection for public lands under the Trump administration at the governor's mansion on July 20.

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When politicians defy the people

The 10-year congressional campaign was being behind the Rosedale Desk, an effective fire pro-acting their quarterback. Over 10,000 of us in the year, the 10-year congressional campaign was being launched. Trump caused executive orders last month that vir这才 also about. That's a 10-year American-Resident and Board East national monument, reducing their protected acres by 10% and opening up more than 1 million acres of public land to mining claims, oil and gas mining, and alternative development.

But the opposing team consists of most everyone else. A thriving 10% of Western voters are national monuments should retain existing boundaries.

That, that Office ceremony was a heartbreaking parade of law and misrepresentatives. Rep. Collette Malley (R-State) praised the president, saying it was "blaming in the people of Utah." And yet, even in this stronghold of conservative capitalism, 10% of Utah voters want the obligation to prioritize county. But we could be lands over energy production.

Trump's region was public lands at real values — assets as a balance sheet — not national treasures. Retribution further motivates the president. The two monuments were created by two more than 1,000 people — U.S. and Obama and restored by a third (Rutten "They" didn't "buy" more than 1 million acres).

Trump said "they look the land away from the people ... in the round about. Spring more than we did the first time back to the people of Utah. The coming last year, our time of the two monuments in 2017, at the behest of them Sen. Geron

But in establishing national monuments on land is actually "taken away" for land can be "given back". All the Process of Land Management is the first thing, rather monuments was and monuments federal land, owned by all Americans. This has never been associated.

Trump spoke only of "certain monuments," without naming them. He surely did not read these same monuments, as the much longer and more detailed science and culture-based proclamations

we was nullifying.

Deputy District Secretary Kate MacGregor joined the third Office event to describe how presidents use the Antiquities Act to supply establish national monuments. She jumped abruptly from the first 1,200-acre monument created in 2016 by Teddy Roosevelt to President Clinton's Grand Shaktuan. Residents proclamation in 2016, the majorized Roosevelt's 27 other monuments — along with dozens of others established by county or city president.

The law that Roosevelt signed 227-cents ago, governs that conservation be "confined to the standard and compatible with the people care and management of the objects to be protected."

In that first monument, Devon Tower is Wyoming need be to hang up from 1,200 acres. But Roosevelt also understood that preservation of leg landscapes requires extensive and continuity. That's why he also used his Supreme Court—not that power to declare large reserves: a $50,000 acre Grand Canyon National Monument, the first act of conservation in this seven Western landscape, and a $50,000 acre Mount Olympia National Monument, one of what became Washington's Olympic National Park.

Ignoring this is concerned history, McGregor used the hardware for that monuments "locked those acres up."

Trump represented on this list. "For nobody to use. You can't do anything. You can't go hunting. You can't go fishing. You can't do anything. You can virtually not overworked out."

The deputy secretary nodded and said: "That's exactly right, sir." But it's exactly wrong. The proclamation creating national monuments clearly stated that plusting, hunting and fishing would continue. No existing rights were established. Standards of the standard of nature contained in what it was in both monuments.

The ending idea of federal officials and Utah politicians knew that. But no one contested the president's end upon ignorance.

As the president founded his misconceptions, Sen. Mike Lee (R-State) said that Utah the daytime City council in to agree with the president that this is "even better than the first time" Trump gained the monuments — that time not only shattering legal protections but also disrespecting five States nations by eliminating the Board East Commission that mandated historic co-defeunking with Indigenous peoples on their sacred

lands.

Didn't a Board East proclamation spoke of protecting "lands and resources profoundly sacred to Tribal Nations." His Grand Shaktuan proclaimed no described "one of the world's great paleontological laboratories."

After dominating all of those resources, and the Trump proclamation against the 1960s, the "charmism, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, manganese, metallothium, nickel, and other metals" was the first time, seamen, vanadium, zinc, and zirconium. That's not in Grand Shaktuan's remote Ralegum with Plateau.

Manshant's duties prohibited the government to reimburse those Borneo of Land Management publications. The Utah delegates said that every those publications are released with boundary reduction because they want maximum access for corporate profit.

But they remain removed by a 25% county school, down through the claims have already begun, raising in those the 25-mg cancers has mostly proven impractical or uneconomical. Even an, losing protection in the Board East and Grand Shaktuan will lead to more roads that disrupt biodiversity, looked gains on corporate access roads that help "lock up" the land, loss ability prevent cultural evasion

and loss support for scientific discovery.

At the signing, Sen. John Clot is said local (Utah's "manage those lands better than people" 3.8% miles away." But Chulisa are not in charge of American public lands. There is much politicians manage being the president have created nothing more than a legal and management bureau, ecological disruption, and spiritual and cultural chaos — the opposite of the New Ralent River maiden. "Hell With Respect."

Like so many retrograde policies of the Trump region, those radical politicians have now been in the 1960s. But the 1960s, the 1969 Project 1283 agenda on a country that doesn't want it. Our new changes have also released the bullet box. On the 1. Assentment should make clear how they feel about their public lands being located to the wealthy elite to design trivings under Whittier and Indigenous sacred places.

Informed Thomas A. Archer Jr., Utah, has been exploring, placing aiding and advocating for southern Utah and rock country for 30 years. He used recent book in 1960, and he has been on the South Ocean, a National History of the Great Basin.

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SPECTATORS gather in June at Newport Beach's the Wedge, where waves can hit 30 feet, to watch starters during a big swell.

Sand erosion unveils 'relics'

A series of powerful hurricane-deterns on both men and men of long-time community of Newport Beach's infrastructure that lay buried beneath sand and water for many decades.

Trails on a plan for circulating non-coal media show plan of volar, chunks of concrete and curled metal rods after waves removed layers of sand along the shoreline.

Much of the erosion has occurred near the west jetty where the popular surfing spot (the Wedge) is located.

"We're aware of the sand erosion and

Strong waves expose decades-old concrete, metal rods and more in Newport Beach

By ROBERT YOUNG

the different relics getting exposed from them," Newport Beach Lifeguard Executive Chief Admit Hamishu said.

Decades ago, he said, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built a pair of pillars to ship beach erosion and protect a man from human loss for estimates of Newport Harbor.

"A lot of sand has been carved away, uncovering things that haven't seen the light of day in the night," Hamishu said. "There are 1970 pipes, wires and a rudiment for underneath the water and sea."

(See Erosion, 35)

Meta on trial over child safety

Mubbilion-dollar lawsuit could affect how social media companies operate.

By ROBERT YOUNG

California launched a takeover opening to its hotly anticipated multibrate lawsuit against them on Tuesday morning, detailing the best black focus on its present users in language that could have been lifted from Vladimir Nabokov's 'Lobia'.

Not to going to hear how Meta desperately tried to hold on to those kids, how it wanted them to finally leave it wanted them young," California Deputy Atty Gen. Megan O'Neill told the eight-member civil jury in Oakland District court.

The court has signed with innuendo as she read out the title of a company memo: "The young one can the best away."

"Not to going to hear how Meta tried to hook kids under 18, the company's users' decision to give wrong internal documents that Meta had unsuccessfully fought to keep out of the blockbuster trial's opening monologue. They were looking at trauma. Parents."

Meta let back hand in its own opening statements Tuesday afternoon, saying many of the reasons and reports the young used to paint them as superiors were actually evidence of the company's efforts to protect its youngest users.

In the case of young children, the law itself prevents Meta from doing more, company lawyers said.

"The law says, if Meta finds people under 18e age of 18, it can't keep their data. So it can't use the one value that would hit it make computer models" to exclude them, said Paul W. Schmidt, one of the lawyers representing Meta.

The lawsuit is the latest and largest of this year's groundbreaking actions against the social media giant — cases that could radically alter how the company operates. In California and have Meta on the hook for billions in damages.

What is the lawsuit about? California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey (See Meta, 34)

District policies under scrutiny

Chino Valley, led by state candidate, faces complaints over book bans, LGBTQ+ rules.

By RICHARD BUCKS

Legal challenges faced this week over an United Empire school district's alleged removal of library books and, separately, on do efforts to require parental notification on student gender identity — policies strongly supported by the school board president. Sixty-35,000 schooling contender to become the best state schools in the state.

One policy of Chino Valley limited allows parents and others to force the removal of school library books to which they object, resulting in books with sexual content or with LGBTQ+ themes being pulled off shelves, according to a complaint filed this week by a leading public-interest law firm and local parents.

The vote of the State's law firm, California Department of Education, asks the state agency to investigate whether education rules have been violated. The complaint also seeks to invalidate the policy and have books retained in the state.

The other Chino Valley United police under legal scrutiny would require school employees to notify parents when students express gender identity issues at school — even if the students want to stop this act.

(See China, 34)

Grand jury probe of ICE agent sought

Family of Northridge man killed in off-duty shooting wants panel to decide whether to file charges

By RICHARD BUCKS

FRANCELLA ARMSTRONG, the state man's mother, and attorney Ben Crump in February.

By JAMES QUALLLEY

The family of a Los Angeles man who was shot and killed by an off-duty U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on New Year's Eve is asking for the case to be brought before a grand jury.

After a meeting with Los Angeles County Dist. Atty William McKinnon on Monday afternoon, the family of Keith Porter Jr. said they asked the county's top law enforcement official to leave the decision of whether the ICE agent should face criminal charges to a panel of county residents.

Porter, 43, was allegedly trying a gun into the air to estimate the new year in the courtyard of his Northridge apartment complex when he was confronted by his neighbor, Brian Palacios. The De-

partment of Homeland Security initially described Porter as an 'active officer' though no one else was injured that night.

Porter's relatives and their attorney, Annal Trowen, have repeatedly said Porter was no threat to anyone. Police said they recovered a rifle from the scene after Porter was killed. A law enforcement official previously told The Times that detectives found evidence of two bullet impacts behind where Palacios was standing at the time of the shooting, suggesting claims that Porter had lived at him.

Trowen has claimed a neighbor's 80 top camera captured audio evidence from the shooting. The recording will show Palacios did not identify himself as law enforcement, according to Trowen.

(See Jury, 35)

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ICE enforcers getting a cowardly tool of shock gloves

The come to this past shows. Just when President Trump's efforts to import immigrants into administrative districts on its child's land — and you're defaulting yourself, you think it's all about in guilty — news came that Immigration and Customs Enforcement want to be opened up to $10 million on electrically charged gloves so that its agents can more easily subdue people.

All they got to do is to help around on their gloves a la. Even Man to turn them on, place them hands on the local fruit lady or have gun, and really. The person crushes to the ground and gets hauled off to the homegrown.

The official notice announces that the planned purchase does the like equipment as 'a' circular line. District law and De-scrutals into Device 'but let's call it what it is.

Pain gloves. And: Cowardly.

The mailman omits a report one from in the shopping cart of a acceptable spending spine that the Trump administration can indulge in thanks to a new budget for immigration enforcement approved by Congress in June that outpasses the military spending of most countries. In August alone, a train alpha, the song of agencies — ICE, CBP, HSC, CD and others.

(See Arellano, 35)

By RICHARD BUCKS

FATAL ICE shootings include that of Johns-Sébastien Duran Guerrero in July.

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Strong O.C. waves expose old building materials

[Erosion, in no. 10] seventh wave series

The storm swells come among growing 80,000 to 10 main patterns characterised by warming areas where in the central coastal suburbs the local Pacific as well as increased rainfall. The 2024-2025Eras period has increased for several beach erosion along California coast.

All least three barricades have developed in the central suburbs of California, only including Puerto and Gondoles, which generated life-threatening waves, strong tip currents and high surf warming for Southern California.

This month, Los Angeles County's Department of Beaches and Barriers announced the temporary erosion of the 2024-2025Eras Beach after high tide and such associated erosion events, damaging furthermore and leading the 2024-2025Eras storm. The storm is up to 4 feet in mean areas.

In California strong surf and high tide and high surf, much more than 10% of the land and damaged a parking lot of Thine-tank (RCA Beach, which had occurred about 2000 ft) after parking and the 2024-2025Eras a nearby lagoon is only 2,000, according to 2024ees, which has both to report the season in Newport Beach.

State park officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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The erosion in Newport Beach comes after a long summer for 10ppence. In June had to take roughly 2,000 percent of the storm, including growing 80ppence of the343miles situation and helping out more than 100 percent.

The erosion of the beach now has sparked extensive about what may be limited under the sand and safety concerns for local surfers at the Wedge, where roughly

20-foot waves erads violently near the shore during the 2024-2025Eras.

Some residents believe the exposed material is in a vital soil given that was built long before it expanded the pump.

Jetters are long barriers often constructed of heat, also an ice cream at the 2024-2025Eras to keep temperature channels open, while greater are shorter and often are built on open beaches to

drop erosion and where the sand rains.

The 2024-2025Eras high tide in The Times, Newport Beach development through Rice and much of the material heated in the sand with a large sampling bed over extraction projects from the 2024 to the 2025Eras. Using construction, water, water, and further solitators.

These projects helped reduce Newport Beach's surface soil surrounding

beaches, and some remnants of that early infrastructure are now being proposed, the worst.

The Times' archive trace this history of this barley improvements to 200, where the coastal town approved a $250,000 bond measure to construct a 200-foot jolly at the entrance of the bay.

Another story the following may announce the beginning of the construction:

On this day the first rock will be placed in the jolly at the banker mouth and the storm of the pool will start to become a reality. The story must impact.

The placing of the first rock was a thicker event that included a "low tide harbour," darkened by several the best sources in Orange County, under curing and music by the Washington Beach Beach according The Times.

The road project, conducted in 2021, was flown from the 2024-2025Eras 2000,000 bond to make requests and extend the week jolly, a well as the construction of the road north. Builds the 2024-2025Eras road to more than 10 million.

The Times noted three major changes in the road areas used to impact and extend the week jolly, but engineers cautioned that more repairs would be

needed at a later point.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2018

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CITY & STATE

Trump praises teen lifeguard, bashes reporter

When House meeting with a Santa Cruz hero and a rescued boy goes two ways.

By Graeme Lee

The meeting between a teen lifeguard who received a hero and the real life of President Trump on Monday had two distinct portions of programming.

There was the feel-good portion of when Trump praised House-off Ryder Williams, who received the boy to Mayor Cruz last month and was told on Monday, tried receive a high civilian honor for the rescue.

than there was the part when, as the man and the man will be told to, Trump released a CBS reporter, bustling her and telling her she was being "very strong-spelled in front of this young man."

The first time, the further disrespectful "he said, glancing at the younger boy, who is not going to be a

Trump then turned his attention back to the reporter, called her "businesses" and called her to "be apart" before calling on someone else

PRESIDENT TRUMP hosts Santa Cruz lifeguard Ryder Williams, R. in the Oval Office on Monday

for a question. The moment was a strait contrast from the beginning of the meeting, when Trump introduced Ryder and the relative saved.

"We're honored to have

all of you. And again, what you did was incredible: Trump told Ryder during the livestream meeting. 'And everybody saw it. And you'd watch it over and over. I know when I first saw it, I

said. Well that back, I want to see that again. Is that really happening?"

Takes a bit day. It insure went viral last month after Ryder saved Nathaniel Ray, who was caught in the

surval dealership Beach. Ryder hung on to Nathaniel saw some more than the man there.

Another lifeguard, Aaron Roberts, helped get them both back to shore.

Nathaniel's father, Daniel Ray was also at the meeting and thanked Williams, saying that he's "honored grateful" for the rescue.

Trump re-quested the original video in a post on X — calling the teen a "never-young man" who he hopes will return to the White House to be properly honored for the visit.

They know, he deserves it! "He promised said."

Ryder said he also stated after the rescue that he was just doing it in job.

It's good, he's learnt had the opportunity to return the child to his family's wife's home. He said, "I'm not sure. 'This is my job and I love what I do. I'm thankful to my fellow lifeguards who perform two social class showcovers."

At the Oval Office on Monday, Trump told Nathaniel, "I've read here. I don't know if it's in it."

"I wouldn't. You're really 'Yes I've had. I wasn't on the service that day."

By the police president that he wants to be a firefighter someday.

With the police department in the future, hopefully go through postcards about I'm said.

"We'll give recommendations," Trump replied.

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

A city's public restrooms were 'ground zero' for sex stings

BY ANDREW J. CLARK

Every protest movement or significant historical undertaking had a moment that had been a public hall, one of those.

That's the claim made by Temple University professor Brenda Simon, who spoke with Essential California and his sister, who is The Clarksons Only. Public Ballroomes and the Making of American Inequality.

Simon, a one-time postdoctoral fellow at Caltech, pointed to connections between public restrooms and the rights, the farm labor movement — then and now — and transgender debates.

One such local front was the war the city of Long Beach waged against homosexuality more than a hundred years ago, and a historical sex in public halls—one.

Let's first into some excerpts from his book, which is available for possible

LONG BEACH: Inagreed gay sex in public hallrooms more than a century ago

Behaving correctly in society

Simon's chapter titled "Bebehaving" speaks of "scripts," or behaviors the general public developed coming out of the Oldest

Age, the routine that created approximately almost the general public was making public restrooms. Simon wrote:

"Once bodies were sorted at the bathroom door, they were expected to move

through the space quickly and unencumbered into the waste.

Ballrooms offered gay men a public space to meet and have anonymous sexual contact. Simon wrote:

More than a century ago,

public hallrooms initially were welcomed in Long Beach. The "bright white side and grey black hairdry" was the most popular. The traditional City as 'more settled, civilized and appealing to others with money to move," Simon wrote.

That image took a lot in the spring of 1984 when an undercover sling settled 10 tons on suspicion of social vagrancy. L.A. Times clipping from the era read.

"A few deepest in silk kimonoo and one with no clothes on at all," Simon wrote, and the arrests led to "a transient 45-tonight that is Long Beach."

Enter Long Beach's vice patrol

The sling operation involved two handsome failed wines, B.C. Simon and H.W. Warren, who were hired as vice officers to spearhead the "parity campaign." Public restrooms served as the battles's ground zero. Simon wrote:

"The men lingered outside

restrooms, "ignoring up their outfits with a layer fewer and easier skin" with the good end ranging public street lions.

The undercover officers followed men who dressed similarly to men who walked with a metal in their eyes.

The officers would strike up a conversation with a political suspect, campaign plan, a new one, and make "implicit" comments. They then would attempt to lead the suspect into a bathroom stall and assist a suggestive set. If the suspect showed the officer's in-partial, they would stamp them with "unintelligible marker" that led to instant arrests.

Vice arrests led to stray lines

The two business houses at Brown and Harrison's, the first state, met, with the officers working up as much as 100 a day, according to the

its 1935 dollars, that's about 200,000 years!

That is signal 100 undercover sling resulted in condemning the 1935-40s. Of all the time from the 15 men, 75 not accused because social or sports, health, or culture, there were more than 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Re-Order-Immigrant, Jack Lake, the first state, suicide, ingoting cocaine, after seeing his name in the newspaper.

Guy rights activists provide a twist

When the gay rights movement reached Long Beach activities 100% in the city, the city was not open to the rest of the city. The city was not to discriminate, and the opening of the street door. Simon wrote:

"Our city worked back at 1940's. What I mentioned is long-running bathroom entry-present efforts. In a heart, though, activists and policed the bathrooms and called for a 'strangio and to public sex.'

One gay rights group implanted the city to close the public bathrooms at night, even offering to meet gay men. The city was not to be "shovest滩ters from public bathrooms," Simon wrote.

Ballrooms became forgotten

In the end, neither the police nor gay activists completely ended public sex in restrooms.

Police raids eventually moved to the city's restroom flags and drag shows, taking the focus of ballroomes and businesses, requesting them to a forgotten state.

This article originally appeared in The Times' Remembrance Magazine, newsletter. To come from, go to interes: newsreconference.

'Catch that pig': Chase in West Hollywood goes viral

BY FRANK EAGLEON

Annual Harrison was riding his video to a West Hollywood doodleful when he spotted a small animal running through the street. When he realized what it was he was a man.

Heats later he and the little pig he tried to run to catch every man.

Everyone cared: 'Harrison, O, said in an interview, "Everyone cares about this pig."

After seeing the tiny

entire around noon disturbing he pulled out his phone and started recording white giving chase. To his surprise, catching up to the pig to return it to its owner wasn't as soon as he screamed, as he went on to document over three videos he posted online:

"Hey, some here, piggy piggy, come here, baby," he said to one Callick video, his bike brakes squealing as he screams direction to catch up with the pink, baby fugitive. "Why you running like the police coming?"

The chase eventually led him to an allotment, where a man on foot also tried to catch the pig. Harrison thought he had the animal cornered between two cars at one point, but no such luck—if slipped away.

"I'm like, 'That pig's last man,'" Harrison recalled saying to his fellow would be gag-straight.

Harrison dropped the pursuit and headed to baseball, letting a couple of friends videos of the encounter. One of them replied three-minded states:

"Post that first," the friend wrote in a text message: "That's crazy. Catch that pig. Be above."

Harrison pointed out to the three videos he shot to Callick, the beamed the clothes and furniture at the Goodwill, looking for them he could meet, and found nothing. By the time he got home, the video was gathering no unusual amount of hidden and comments, and it only goes from three, getting about 5,000 films by the end of the day. Then, news raids, leaving rooming him,

including CBS1.4, which interviewed him for a TV broadcast.

"I made it all," Harrison wrote in the caption of a 75x 70x video showing the CBS Express about the pig.

The original video now has more than 400,000

The pig was subsequently captured and taken to the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter. CBS reported, where it will be kept until Thursday to give the owner time to pick up these that.

Victim, P, ID'd in deadly car plunge off Santa Cruz cliff

BY CLARA HARTES

The life of 10-year-old UC Santa Cruz student, 4th Reese Singh was abruptly cut short when the car she was in plunged air. And he night sat little the ocean.

Emergency responders invited to visit the city to see crash around 10:30 am on Thursday after reports that a car had driven off West Cliff Drive near Shadner Lane, according to the Santa Cruz Fire Department.

When they arrived, they were in the middle of the car crash had managed to escape from the car with minor injuries, while a second victim remained trapped in the car.

Prior events rescue volunteers jumped into the water

and dried down to the submerged vehicle, where they were alert to successfully extract the victim, who waited or identified by her family. She was transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital, where she died of hot injuries, according to the Fire Department.

"We were heartfelt that it learn that the victim was a U"c Santa Cruz student," said university spokesperson Scott Hernandez-Jones. "Our deepest consciousness is to be student's family and friends during this difficult time. We are providing support resources to those affected by this tragedy."

Singh, enrolled at UC Santa Cruz in June 2016 and was a psychology major, according to Hernandez-

Jones. Of the school 10 residential colleges, she was sent to the John R. Lewis College community, which focuses on themes of social justice.

Her aunt, Monica Singh, directorate, shared a statement on social media containing that Singh was the victim of the car accident and asking for privacy for her family during the 1980s.

All was a thriving 10-year-old in the middle of that time for 10-year at UC Santa Cruz, the words "She was a very smart, beautiful and loving young lady and will be trained by all who created her path."

A spokesperson for the Santa Cruz Police Department said that the driver of the car was female, while the

surviving passenger was male.

The spokesperson said the incident remained under investigation but provided to further details on the circumstances surrounding the crash.

The accident took place near the coldest and Shadner Lane east front, described by the first Today as the heart and end of Santa Cruz suiting where track have been paddling out since the 1950s. During heavy winter weeks, waves 15 to 30 left high cars also agitated the cliff.

The section of West Cliff Drive near where the accident occurred was headed damaged by high waves during the winter of 1953-58 and had been further degraded by ongoing coastal erosion.

The city plans to move

400 feet of roadway further inland next year to improve every year before the efforts of future owners. The total accident underscored just how narrow the distance between traffic and the cliff's edge has become and marks the latest driving incident associated with steep roads in Santa Cruz County.

In June, three people and after seeing control of their vehicle and tumbling left her often compartment in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

A month earlier, a 10-year-old man died of the car plunged off a cliff along Highland's in Barengart and onto the beach below.

These craft better than a Turkey contributed to this report.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2026

Los Angeles Times

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Lawsuit alleges Mets tries to hook young users

[Mets, from B1] left, a coalition of 29 state attorneys present using Mets over claims for company investments designed its platforms to break risk does, left as place features it starts to be deceptive, and repeatedly had to the public about the safety of its product.

The attorneys general also contend the company violated the federal Children's Children Project Pro- to create the mining sale, able data from thousands of poisonous used goods on local sites. Companies Mets has made limited efforts to remove or restrict from its platforms, despite terms of service that it is actually lost from.

Mets has worked kids' data. That's how Mets could be seen in "O'Neil's last." We're all from the Bay (Amy's here — I think you're probably beautiful the saying, "If you're not paying for the product, it's not the right way." Kids are the product.

Nearly two-thirds of it, and 12-year-olds have worked media accounts, according to a 2020 decision review in the South American Current Products Report's Other 2020 report, and started similar findings.

Mets is one internal information about the 10% of 5-year-olds and 10% of 10-year-olds who left 5% are on the program, according to records elements reported in the report.

Mets thought about taking more proactive steps, about fixing more to find and remove children's used in 2014. An initial study of "O'Neil's 2016 the jury Tuesday," "Why? Because it was so acid of what it might find out, and it was stored of what the drug's once spent on might be."

Mets's talk for suit an open-understood web grab by proven to be leading to learned these potential understandably upside-sugar

A BANNER displaying names of people who allegedly died from effects of social media is shown outside court.

tures, a regular, the future for flagging lost access and copiloting, tens a popular site would be lost in the past.

We asked California (public health officials), what kinds of things impact, how much should in California? "A brand—and. We were told all kinds of things—that's that social media. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not.

The 2020 test was measured again from Mets witnesses that they have long-term interest in people liking their services — you'll hear that all for one up to 100.

The 2020 test was measured again from Mets witnesses that they have long-term interest in people liking their services — you'll hear that all for one up to 100. Each letter, "to said, referencing Mets that found sex and the products create Mets. Each letter, who took part in 5 words (to ask) O'Neil's third three.

he letter," he's 2016, he said. "Mets have been on Mets's platform to serve a decade. The impact of money generated." These headlines not. The effort they raise after the election, after years of Mets are being about the risk to kids, even after the states started investigating Mets by the deceptive behavior."

How did different from past years?

The attorneys general's general said the one's media—Los Angeles earlier this year are federalism — vast cases of users from among thousands of related actions in a single court system.

The Los Angeles case, brought by 29-year-old Mary Glenn Mills, was the first of 30 killed to reach a jury 2.5-mile down from among excess of related

risks in the federal Court's coordination process in California state court.

Of course, the state court, that is the first among many hundredth-year to black-and-white, 2.5-mile down cases are consolidated into a multi district litigation case of California. The letters that cut to 10, that charge Trivette Orrinal, said:

Legally, the state made similar arguments, on a shared foundation of evidence, with many of the same witnesses reported in a appear.

But the outcome could be radically different, even if the states are, as Glenn Mills did in March.

The attorneys general are asking for damages, several orders of respect to larger than the 30 million items awarded Glenn Mills. They are also seeking to

survive with — sometimes clasp judgment that would favor Mets to change the business process. The court is and legally enforceable ways.

The claims of the current case also signalised by a great Mets's potential liability, reports said. According to a population that which the state's state, the state could not, more than 65Mets, the three-midatines related to under 25-year-old states.

What are the states for Mets?

The family, the states are unproven elected. Mets chaired it to things that the attorneys general were seeking roughly $5.49,000, to rework for damages, but below the company's total, let's say, or the total value of its stock.

Even adjustment in inflation, that is major items larger than the Big Tobacco settlement from the 2000. The company has said the design changes the states seek are mechanically unenforceable and will compromise the value and utility of the products.

The 2020 employees poll released about 10% of Americans have greater regulations on social media. Mets has said it supports legislation and act for the state's law to industry, though, critics charge it has undermined those that would be most effective.

The examination is significant but of the time 200 a percent (5.6%) of the that portion of the company's companies from liability for what users do on its platforms.

Until the 2020, the 2020 had to offer prevented action like this one from ever reaching a jury. Ahead of this month's trial, Mets pointed out the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to block it on grounds the company had become from suit under the law.

The appellate court rejected that argument, saying the true 200 was a deterrent for the last attainment of it.

What happens next? The trial is expected to continue with the 2nd. Whatever the outcome, the position are difficult to adapt.

The filing happening here is final and, and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals be reviewing this on appeal, said Peter Sladden, a jury, "may add cybersecurity allotment to Los Angeles."

The court's ruling is, with the trial, but Mets has this shot to step out! In the first 200, and the 5th, it goes ahead. In defense of this trial, it is actually more important for how that's to keep sure people alive in the future.

Chino Valley district facing complaints over book bans

[Chino, from B1] formation of over 5-year-olds. The Chino Valley School board passed its sub-division policy in July 2023, but a colonizing and the pro of on both and subsequently raised a illegal.

However, the Chino Valley school board has been by schedule the policy in light of recent US Supreme Court decisions. A court hearing on the matter had been scheduled for Wednesday but has been moved to Sept 15.

The San Bernardino County school system of 18,000 students adopted both policies under the lead-caring of school board President Shaw, a senior native Republican running for the office of state superintendent of public institutions. Shaw finished first in the 2020 primary among 8 candidates, seven of them Democratic who appeared to split the Democratic vote among them.

On Wednesday, Shaw had not yet had an opportunity to review the book policy complaint, but said both policies ultimately look out for children by safeguarding the rights of parents.

Tiedown the larger issue is whether parents are going to commit the primary decision-makers for their children or whether there

merely continues to chip away at that role. Shaw said, "I will always stand on the side of parents."

The book policy "a direct reasoning that actually requires materials is not placed in the hands of children in our schools," Shaw said. "It is a reasonable and unavoidably by a school board, and I believe parents are bothmentally expert, us to exercise that responsibility."

The challenge to the policies comes in the context of the November election, which pits Shaw against second-place finisher Richard Barvers, a Democrat.

Barvers, said some parents may agree with some of Shaw's positions on culture and values, but not with her entire agenda.

"I would say that the overwhelming majority of parents of students in our public schools find the agenda that drugs Shaw is promoting to be horrifying," Barvers said. "The idea that we're going to control access to books for students, the idea that we are going to pick up and help LGBTQ students, and particularly transgender students, is not a reflection of the values of American California."

Barnett, the president of the San Diego Unified School board, also works as a senior

state Education Department, staffed but has no involvement in handling complaints such as the one patient, the department said.

Books removed from shelves

The Chino Valley school board adopted the book re-television policy in October 2025.

The policy permits any community member to call for remaining a library book, that is a demand, according to the policy, must be solved on immediately, with the book's removal occurring within three days. A subsequent hearing within 40 days allows for public testimony, board discussion and a board visit, which would be the final decision.

Before the policy was adopted, community members had a companion policy to hearings about specific books and should not be read about actually explicit packages of board meetings. In March, the 2020 testimony of the books said the package were taken out of control in several that needed to be considered the best.

The district began acting with new book removed as a by before receiving any formal complaints, according to the filing submitted to

state officials by Los Angeles-based Public Counsel.

In the fall of 2025, district officials asked school board to inventory of specific titles public speakers has completed about at board meetings. Also included in the inventory were some of the documents as likely to be challenged.

Shortly after, parents and employees were no long in sales to their super-chosen offices to take all the public facing, book-search, system, those criticals that The Times is early 2024.

During this early period, only one formal complaint about a specific book was determined to be a 2nd. More than 2023 years ago, more the Bible "in all its forms" heard in the Bible's version of book. That request was not carried out, the Public Counsel complained states.

Other requests were submitted in October 2024 and covered 16 books, including "Looking for Alaska" from Green, "A Court of Mail and Party" by Bando J. Maas, "Braveed" by Tom Morrison, "Aplet" (Mets a Breatif) by Gladby Reeves, and "Mets Happy World" by Adam Sikors.

The complaint to the Education Department about leaps the removal (the year from at least one library of

an unnamed book by Mets Angeles and an unnamed middle school book that has shed an annual identity.

The complaint alleges that the Chino Valley policy is intended under state law and unconstitutional under state and federal law. It also alleges that, even if the policy were to survive the legal test, Chino Valley did not follow its own rules. The complaint states there is no evidence that the public hearings or board votes on a challenging, unamendment.

The state Education Department had no immediate response to the filing of the complaint.

A complaint (hence in the original book) was LGBTQ+ content, according to the complaint. "Aplet" content content would amount to unlawful discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals, who are explicitly protected from discrimination in California, said Elizabeth Graves, senior staff director in the state school, equity chief of Public Counsel.

Ultimately, books were removed "not because they contain sexually obscene material, but because they contain content protected by law." Graves said. "The board didn't represent the targeting books that are hurting LGBTQ people, or written by LGBTQ authors."

The state education costs, Graves said, "really calls not how important an earlier and inclusive education is for students, especially LGBTQ people. Black, Indigenous, and other people of color."

Graves said Public Counsel filed its complaint with the California Education Department because it has carry out an expedited-cross-plant process in an 2026 on 40 days.

Shaw said that if anyone questioned the district's management of its policy, the matter could have been brought directly to district officials. Her issue, she said, is simply actually rapidly graphic description — not reference to the Phoenix and the final report it material for their children to a public library of their classes, she added.

Percent notification on gender issues

Chino Valley became the first school district in California to adopt a percent

notification policy in July 2025. It stopped that a school administrator, composed of nuclear credit parents it is student response to be treated as a gender different from the student's biological sex in any facet of school or in school records.

California, 2010, Gen. Robber's quickly used to strip the policy and San Bernardino County Supreme Court Judge, said that "the second nearly all six elements. But he did allow parents to be able to use their children in spaces to change school records for example. A resident reported forfeitures by a different name on a school.

In March, however, in a California case, a U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Justice ruled that parents had a right to be told — if they asked — about their child's sexual orientation issues at school, they would not assume case — 40sided in the 2nd. A total already ruled that the 2nd. A 2nd. It would be barred from informing parents if they wanted it.

Race, Tenn., California Justice Center and Advocate for the 2020, said she have filed a motion asking the state court to dismiss this case. "The hearing China Valley's original parent victim also asked.

Chino Valley is now in the impossible position of being a state's state. "The ruling permanent superintendent, attorney Philip Ray said.

The original policy was important because parents have a fundamental right to know what is happening with their own children," she said. "The U.S. Supreme Court has recognized the fundamental role parents play in raising and directing the upbringing of their children, through should not replace parents."

A state's office opened in court papers that the original ruling should stand because the other party's rulings did not directly apply and because the Chino policy "decommunistic against transgender and gender norms, including legality by forcing school personnel to 'out' those students to their parents' health. The court has not asked the medicaltrials, even when disclosure would result in physical, emotional, or psychological problems, who want less harmful alternatives — were available."

Chinatown Street, Los Angeles Times

POUCHES IN THE POOL

In Bylman, Belle, a page-beagle man, attends a unique event at a public pool hosted by L.A. County Parks.

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Plans to add shock gloves to ICE agents' arsenal

(Aretimes, from 10) put-up networks to the plan to spend up to $1.6 billion to share themselves up.

Included in the work but 10 million on 6 millimeter Lager assumptions and $2 million for this in person and accompanying novelizations, 12 million for the renovation and rental of indoor living ranges, $2 million in defibrillators Over $100 million toward "demolished/fluctured Passenger Air Transportation" and the strong main who chooses to add import Over $100 million for one Border Patrol station to replace three existing cars in Texas. After your contract world up to $40 million to create Border Patrol propaganda "across various media channels."

And just in case any of this weight on the heart's and rookie of Border Patrol higher ups, the agency wants to spend up to $1 million for Your quarter. On a day welcome work, shops "at its headquarters emphasizing "nutrition, sleep hygiene, stress management" and other mental health issues.

May I suggest a workshop on growing a complex of "dapier use on how to not crash out when you're looking or who some pull out a phone to shoot video, as is their constitutional right." Or how about a PowerPoint presentation simply called "How to We Act Like a Down With a Bridge"?

So now that pass gloves are on the move, what's next for Trump's depositions design? Didn't you let up to get your space-guitar in the top of a chair? Spider Man with shipping capabilities? Magnetic-type federation or activity can't read the words of its expert's default, that's kind of happening. The wants to spend up to $1 million in federation for a new tactical team called Debit, which also wants $2 million to buy night vision graphics.

Thirty no-one can make with several considerations and appropriate reviews to make sure that any tech-

Buddy Bates at Newsroom

IMMIGRATION agents in Vietnam in July. The county government center was the site of team standoffs with president and observers.

nology UCR at three or combined with all applicable law enforcement policies and standards," Homeland Security told The Taiwanist justifying the gloves, which threatens various standards' focused on children, pregnant women or kids with heart conditions. "Our role is to turn highly trained to the socialize techniques."

Kinsaw use while I enlarge — not from some major manufacturing use with their new toy, but from others.

Trump has spent only $1.6 billion on not been trying to enjoy and had him invegnize for agents as a new warrior class, and their have re-grounded accordingly. His warrants Resto ops launch, understomach ready up-scale detection facilities under conditions out of a 20-knee novel and regularly don how much to hide their identities. The true role racial stars to ridicule

detrators the way the rest of us can create, threatens bystanders with gunner looking at them funny and even arrest American citizens who they think get in their way or whom they can look for someone in the country illegally.

But this is unusual involving contains several of some low cost X-Mecilian but rather Syndrome-Devilian in the Pinar classic "The Incredible."

The details in desperately wanted to be a superhero that he somehow is war against real events order to turn their powers into weapons he then sells to a gullible public.

Syndrome eventually replaces the animated direct-thular MC Incredible and tells him how he's going to unleash a monster on a city so Syndrome can save residents and thus save the public as visitors he so desperately wanted to receive.

"I like a bigger hero than you ever know" Syndrome boasts to MC Incredible.

Spider alert: He wasn't. And not he will Trump's borderlands bestsellers.

Despite more more giants being outlawed, Alz than any other novel's

A Homeland Security's history, you can see a reba to submit to Trump's roundup review. They pick him and the agents read. The man who orders to run about it, "I would like to North Korean dictator only (Unkle for a kid) — or a

God — but the cruelty Trump or willing to unleash is all too bad.

And, always, because it ends with an arsenal. That's why those electioned jams that UCR wants are growing.

It's an unknowledgment that agents have been the only one who's been in the U.S. University of the Trump administration really thinks anyone who opposes them in little better than America is to send it a cash gift to a UCR in the housing that he's so used.

God knows, Trump must

have gotten an advance order of the pass gloves for his life: let's hands almost become a up, the way he's been aiding hurt and ignores no-one country ever since.

All the rewards way: It's cruel and juvenile. And American had tried last year to put a million of thousands of the hand of things at all levels of government who nobody that has from "King Lou".

He likes to instruct him: are we to the gods. They kill us for their sport.

DIST. ATTY. Nathan Hochman's office has not ruled out the user/fireline move

Grand jury inquiry sought in killing by federal agent

(Jung, from 20)

Towards said Monday he had been following the case to a grand jury. "would be the best part, moving forward, toward getting justice." He told reporters that the Senate office has intentable for a decision on charging Palacete. What the law has done by the trial in the early stages of his review of the film, is 2010, but it is not.

Normally, cases in which police seriously injure a UCR people are presented for release to the Eastern System, having been released on district attorney's office, which then includes election of the state's attorney general. If prosecutors were to present the case to a grand jury, a prosecutor would still have to believe there was probable legal action that committed them unjustly for an indictment.

As a statement, this district attorney's office didn't rule out the misinfection move and called on more witnesses in the case to a grand jury.

"We understand how did local thousands for Both

Porter's family. While we typically don't meet with families this early in an investigation, given the high-profile nature of this case and at the request of the attorney representing Mr. Porter's family, we made it a priority to connect," the statement read. "We will continue our mechanism to view of the evidence, the facts, and the law to reach a final determination."

Towers said that there are no eyewitnesses to the shooting and that Porter's death was not captured on video.

Porter was one of several U.S. citizens killed by ICE agents in the last year. The other shooting, which occurred while the officers were on duty, have sparked growing huckleish and concrete about the agency's willingness to use deadly force while relieving President Trump's immigration policies.

That months before Porter's death, an ICE agent claimed he was afraid for the up-duty he represented on a popular TikTok stream in South LA, and accidentally

injured a U.S. Marshal in the process.

Ashton's charges against the streamer were later dismissed by a judge.

Within weeks of Porter's death, ICE agents gunned down House Good and Alex Pettit in confrontations in Minneapolis with both damage showing national outrage.

The Times identified Palacete as Porter's killer this year. Court records show he'll have previously accused of child abuse and making racial remarks like attorney Blaine Brigham, has denied her client made any improper remarks and said the child abuse allegations were deemed unfounded by both the LA. County Department of Children and Family Services and police.

Palacete was also accused of threatening a man with criminal charges. May also be erroneously believed leaked his name to the media. Records show an attempt to gain a no-hitting order over the alleged threats ultimately failed.

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Dr. Cannon became one of five country's foremost authorities in heart rhythm disorders and sudden cardiac death. He authored or co-authored more than 20 research articles and served on the international setting committee that produced the American and European clinical guidelines for treating atrial fibrillation and ventricular arrhythmias. His work established that implantable defibrillation save the lives of patients at risk of sudden death and changed treatment guidelines worldwide, and the research he helped produce in the standard of use practiced by cardiologists around the world. He served and held leadership positions throughout the world, and specializations also in the United States, including the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among his many assistants, he successfully finalized a report on the American College of Cardiology for California, and the Los Angeles affiliate of the American Heart Association. Among

About all Dr. Cannon's research tirelessly dedicated to, and delightfully has patients. He was born in his own or other an agent where their and including each of his first three fellows, and and an all-time member of the American medical school, and he had an effective half-paced. His family needs most anywhere with him in public without numerous inquiring him — all-time patients, or a patient's cancer daughter — working for his home who live and he care had meant to them.

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Today in Southern California

Met islands, six types of wind light and extreme very warm weather across islands areas the next couple of days. Any low clouds near the coast will be short, short, but insatiable will occasionally be deemed by high clouds. These shortness from rainbows should stop to be noted, even loose clothing and work shade when possible. The because will moderate temperatures along the coast.

5-day forecasts

High Humidity (H₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O) (K₂O)

Today	L.A. Basin		Halaya		Beaches		Mountains		Decorts
	9/8/10		10/30/10		9/8/10		8/8/10		11/3/10
	% Daily sunny warm		Partly sunny and fast		Partly sunny, humid		Partly sunny		Partly sunny, warm
Thursday	Very warm	8/1/10	8/8/10	8/1/10	9/7/10	Humid	8/1/10	Very warm	9/17/10	Very warm
Friday	Mostly sunny	9/1/10	7/4/10	7/4/10	9/6/10	Humid	7/6/10	Very warm	9/17/10	Very warm
Saturday	Sunny warm	8/1/10	Sunny and fast	8/1/10	Mostly sunny	8/1/10	9/1/10	Humid	8/1/10	Very warm
Sunday	Sunny warm	8/1/10	Sunny warm	8/1/10	Mostly sunny	8/1/10	9/1/10	Sunny warm	8/1/10	Very warm

Air quality

LIGHTS	VENTURE CO.		SANDS		SOFT COAST
	9/8/10	7/4/10	9/17/10	9/7/10	9/7/10	Humid
SMALL	5/8/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	Humid
SMALL	5/8/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	Humid
SMALL	5/8/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	Humid
SMALL	5/8	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	5/4/10	Humid

Soil and sun

Prelim. 4,000 m (24 hrs.) TO 100,000 ft
Lower surface, 40 to 1,000 m (24 hrs.)
At 5,000 m (24 hrs.)
At 5,000 m (24 hrs.)
At 5,000 m (24 hrs.)
At 5,000 m (24 hrs.)

County	Wight	Point	Brother	Tree
North-Southern	10	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10	10

Tides

L.A. Basin (approx. in feet)
Today	10/30	10/30	7/30
	7/30	7/30	11/30
Yes	10/30	10/30	7/30
	10	10	11

UV index

Minimum 10,000 m (24 hrs.)
Low	5,000 m	5,000 m	5,000 m
Low	5,000 m	5,000 m	5,000 m
Low	5,000 m	5,000 m	5,000 m

California cities

City	Sun	Today	Time
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10
Anchorage	10	10	10

Sun and moon

Today's location
Northwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10
Southwestern	10	10	10

City	Sun	Today	Time
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10
L.A. (Kansas City)	10	10	10

Mountains	Decorts
8/8/10	11/3/10
Partly sunny	Partly sunny, warm
Partly sunny	9/17/10	Very warm
Very warm	9/17/10	Very warm
At 5,000 m	9/17/10	Very warm
At 5,000 m	9/17/10	Very warm
At 5,000 m	9/17/10	Very warm

Sun and moon

Sun	Today	Time
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30
Sun	10/30	10/30

City	Sun	Today	Time
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30
New York	10/30	10/30	10/30

Today in North America

Read the water. High heat will come much of the southern United States. Cloud fluids and wind is flooded. Severe storms will affect the western. That's not a landfire, who must and need to fill. Louis. Meanwhile, almost with rains showers over the Ohio Valley and the Atlantic Sea lakes.

U.S. cities

10,000,000 m (24 HOURS) AS OF 2 PM. FOR THE AIR CONFIGURING STATES

High UV in the high background

City	Sun	Today	Time
Omaha	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10
Oklahoma	10	10	10

ANALYSIS

Westlake kicker Goroyan unflappable to a tee

Stashed commit rainf No. 1 in Southland (a mentally prepared to meet big moments).

BY RICH BONDHANSEN

Much and, loud in a sense of strong profiling, the high school football players by position. Today, Gabriel Goroyan, Westlake kicker.

Gabriel Goroyan, a senior kicker at Westlake High with a 4-7" grade assist design, revealed stunning news during acculturation.

The 100 with being out last by said.

That goes against everything previously known about kickers. They're almost always under double MTA the kitchen, spirit of a pole washer and the willingness to experiment. If anyone were going to volunteer for a mission to bless, it would be a kicker.

I would like to think I'm not one of the wonder percentiles," the man said.

He is like most kickers -- a former soccer player. He began to exploit grade when he was still playing soccer but beginning to like kicking.

As a camp, when he made a lot and held good in a competition, was the moment he enjoyed. "I can do this."

The first time I was to be a lot of Westlake kicker serious, "he said. "I was happy for that No. 1 spot."

He orders this season No. 1 at the beginning in the Southland and committed to Stamford. The 3-foot-6, 100-pounded season became the number one loss of 2.5 on PAT's last season and made seven field goals. He also averaged 40.5 yards on parch. He spent high with his left foot, which requires long snappers to make an adjustment and change blocking and the season most kickers can beat right foot.

And, never received a grade other than a lot but report said at Westlake. His kicker is complete, and his mother-Bulgarian. He has an outstanding eye and can

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GABRIEL GOROYAN converted 50 of 50 on PAT's and made seven field goals last season for the Warriors

TOP KICKERS TO WATCH

Player	School	Mt.	Mt.	St.	Ern. Sandhower's comment
Scott Warr	Ernie Hills	0.2	225	In	Make one of 10 field goals last season
Peter Satharan	Eydonia	5.50	170	In	Accession of success with the stage for big soccer season
Aylan Shamsun	Fairview	6.0	200	In	Average 4-6 yards on parch and made 47 yard kicking
Colin Clay	Toronto de Valley	6.0	200	In	Make 12 of 11 field goals on a junior
Gabriel Goroyan	Westlake	5.25	200	In	Each level correct has several hand-holes on receiving the technique
Jackson Phaedemour	Liberal	5.0	240	In	All 2/3 kicker made eight of 10 field goals
Elton Miller	San Clemente	6.0	170	In	Make one of 6-6 yards, with an extra one shot
Larry Sullivan	Miami City	5.00	420	In	man who hold goals with a long of 4-2 yards
Carlee Sokol	Storia Canyon	5.0	600	In	Strong on kickoffs and made one field goals
Carlo Toriva	Monroe High	5.25	200	In	Part 40 yard kicking last season

Allow a half, 100 yards from the tee, and increased a target for a charity tournament. (Increase will play first.)

He has figured out the mental requirements

needed to deal with the highs and lows of being a kicker.

The 4-6 of its staying calm and not getting too torped up and too energized," he said.

"The big possible date to make it was from a minuscule lot of 4 of being covered. You can't be quick but I can think things and be able to go back to your normal men-

tal state and not get trapped in a cycle of," You're not good enough, it's not all in making people to play.

He stands on the middle waiting for his moment.

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You'll never see him asking coach Rich Chiawra to pull him in for a field goal.

I let them tell me," he said.

It's all about preparation and routine. His soccer background has provided him with a mission.

Train this a sprinter," he said. "That's where the big speed comes from. It's not about having to squat 300 pounds but more being able to run and have fast legs. That's where the power comes from."

As for dealing with pressure, Goroyan and camp competitions, such as "last man standing" in which you have to make a lot for one of the competitions, provide preparation for a game-winning team, and a change that he has yet to experience.

It's already dimensional, and it's a very other wise known as normal. When he made that 50-yard field goal, the longest of his career, in eighth grade, he did get a 1-1/2.

I gave a quiet clap and can't get my bad," he said.

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Martin hooked by Chesney's brotherhood values

After meeting the new UCLA coach once, the defenses had a was ready to buy in.

BY CONWAY DOLLINGER

With a new, well-organized smile, infectious spirit and larger-than-life personality, defensive back from Martin is always unintended: him.

And that was evident when he continued on himself alongside the many-herest Bookers: Pleasure, and Breezer Jackson, in Bob Chesney during the head football coach's first day in the UCLA in 2017.

"That's him from Day One," Chesney said, writing Martin has been a good idea for the high energy he brought to the program on the day they met.

Martin is no stranger to him.

The Pasadena nation grew up around the program with Chesney's father, and in the three flows, where his dad, Dreyfusny Martin, was the defensive back's coach from 2002-2017.

"Growing up as a skill over

ning around here, I just want to see this university back on top," he came said during "full-budgeting workouts."

And while Martin doesn't like him too: ananxious at Oregon and Arizona State, the defensive back followed his father back to Westwood ahead of the 2010 season.

Drying his inaugural first as a dream, Martin was one of three players to start all 21 games and ranked fourth on his team as total backers at the 2017.

But after a 5-6 season, during which former head coach, Pleasure, and a defensive coordinator, Diasha Mullins and offensive coordinator Don Branson departed the program. One entered the country portal.

And while his father left for Arizona State to become the first in number 1, he alongside Jackson, and Pleasure, ultimately decided to stop after meeting Chesney and hearing his move.

California boys, we are all here after one-husbanded 2018, when up to the last Chesney's name and we had a conversation with him and we all got together after and we were like. "It's different," Martin said. "Being

DANA MARTIN, who grew up around Broome programs, says, "I just want to see this university back on top."

DOLF Martin, who grew up around Broome programs, says, "I just want to see this university back on top."

able to have that consensus, one and he genuine with your brothers who one had a hand-mason with, and one and a coach that is trying to change the whole trajectory.

You have got to believe in somebody, and let's some help you can believe in."

After his first meeting with Chesney, Martin with three his name from the par-

tal and got to work in Westwood.

What the 8-7 coaches Chesney brought with him from James Jackson home his system, Martin has demonstrated a natural understanding of the coach's values.

Chesney selected Martin to be one of his first ambassadors to regional and national media outlets, coming Big Ten football media since in Chicago, yesterday, but had not gained the benefit of the 8-7 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6 coaches represented the 8-6

The 1st full 2018-presentally and 3rd infectious disease, and I just said, "Man, we need this all to say, 'This kid is what I had like our team should be like us a day-to-day basis' and that there is really good news that," Chesney and Murdock while re-selling his first in-programs 2018-2017.

Martin said Chesney's focus on a family culture and competition has helped him from to a deep, experienced defensive back group.

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"It's a brotherhood. He does a great job of making sure that everybody buys into building that relationship with your brother next to you, his little things, such as more talking in the locker room, or doing things more," Martin said of Chesney. "He is been a great job at doing that and if that like a full brotherhood now."

Chesney said that if he is discovering a new role or injury during pressure on camp, but he refuses to let his absence on the turf after his influence on the squad.

He is looking for a little bit here, working through a master living, but he's still working," Chesney said. "You watch him move and you really close right now, and he'll never stop being blamed, which is great."

Westbrook's mark about giving back

[Lakesh, from 2001] 18-year run has already concluded with the retirement of Russell Westbrook, the former star at Lansinger High in Lansingha and at UCLA who collected awards and accolades only to dissect upon future Hall of Fathers.

Just a kid from

James city L.A.

Bigger March, it won't just remember the way Westbrook changed basketball. Even after Westbrook's retirement, he's more high school coach known to say the way the former.

Lansinger star to changing the city than=xalentism. That's even more important than the 400s around 100 triple-decision.

"Children that has impack on their community," Martin said, "whe greater than his basketball impact."

The 2018 season's 2018 year-old effort led with one to down and an even bigger chip on his shoulder. He grew into an air-crafting group, and he was a member of the 2018 First Four. He blossomed up from 2018 to 2019, playing in a 50th century. The couple of 30 revenues he had a lot to the community that would later hit it daily on the 2018 season, which barred playing 40th.

Then, it, native was hard to be able to handle players in 2017. The state season, when Martin was coaching at Loyola, May 2017, started. Westbrook reached the 2018 season, where Westbrook finished 2nd season at $75,000, while he reing 2nd season at $75,000.

Westbrook set his NBA record for triple-decision, and averageed a season-long triple-decision four times. He was also a footballing performance, he launched Why Not Presence, an $75,000, girls team with the same

resources and investment, as the boys.

The 2018 Olympic gold medalist was named on the NBA's 10th anniversary team at 2012-2017, reaching leading goal-driven goals, and full force every play, every night. On the way, he regularly returned to his home town.

"Before he was a walking headline," says Michael B. Jordan, said in a video Westbrook's 2018 season, he made last Wednesday for his retirement announcement, "he was just a kid from more city L.A. who could jump higher than anybody had a right to."

The video shows Westbrook walking 10 seconds to 10 seconds of his basketball career than she ate and related to the top-country 10th season today. He from before, the date she was going to grow up wanting to move past the tie did. He hasn't been built on either.

The first time to Westbrook, Swedish is 30 years ago and digitally made drawing. In 2017, he, just about 30,000 inhabitants and a crossover that nearly shows 40 minutes. The first time to the 2018 season, he has been a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way

The district back, and from archiving," said Martin, who live down or of Westbrook's heart. "I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

Westbrook's snap shape to attitude because a deli-

RUSSELL Westbrook, playing for the Lakers in 2021, started youth basketball programs in his hometown L.A.

ing characteristic titles given. He was defiant. He was dynamic. He was exciting and explosive, but he is nautilus.

After 10 seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder, during which the Thunder went to the place 20th nine times with one NBA-Breast appearance, Westbrook was traded to the Houston Rockets. When he got to the Lakers in 2012, it was his fourth season in an many seasons.

Westbrook's two-year top with the Lakers was "wholesome" for him. He's no said. Returning to the community "but rather than was expected to be a good, unspoken homecoming. But the team are engaged, he is often very waxed and has a natural section. He becomes a man in the media segment, the example of a 2nd-era James potential influence after the important elements he has made that brought Westbrook in L.A. He spurred with reporters.

The public heads started to re-evaluate what those does to Westbrook know later to be in private: a steam seafood worker with a

compared to drink that demands respect.

"A lot of people looked at the rest even on the court and thought that was a good. I never thought of it in a pregnant order or, I'll." "But to me, he was quiet and understood. He tried the example and once it brought him bright, he never thought out and experienced pain freedom. It was major in practice teammate and everywhere I went. I seen it major in practice on all walks of life."

Westbrook will continue to play in away from the court. When Mike reached out to him, she sat starting as $75,000, while the player where to go with the idea. She hadn't been quiet of the travel hall circuit growing up and increased one in closely with the car to the next, including Morris. He wanted that same experience for his youth.

Westbrook's Team Why Not squandered on pitches a girby program, Why Not Presence, in 2002. She was a 2nd-era James basketball at UCLA, and the couple has been a strong supporter of the UCLA economic

basketball program. Westbrook would readily play knowledge with UCLA women's players. UCLA women's basketball team got to be a good. He was out of the 2nd level he had packed in Top-person tournaments over the 2nd and 3rd. Westbrook was engaged them to train for help, production careers.

"We've been back from years ahead. Oh, college athletes or pre-adultes are just a bunch of fakers, they all are about success for." Westbrook said. "I've been bowls, and specifically, I'm just 20, but I'm a good thing. I'm a good thing. I'm a good thing."

Even during the season, Westbrook made himself an excellent one in the 2018. If this name is often an possible, that has between 2017, Westbrook at least supporting the following do not be media.

"They feel his presence when he is there, and he's been out of the 2nd. I'm just 20," Martin said. "He's not just going to have. He is trying to help the kids, give them a

different aspect or a different take on what he knows and give it back to them.

Level 50: Each is one of Team Why Not's most prominent names. The 20-year-old Oklahoma City Thunder guard preferred parties from his $75,000, days to his 2nd-era Jerome's last season during Westbrook, with his own wrapped around McClure made.

"A group?" wrote McClure, who graduated from Corona University. "Thank you for everything."

Martin said Westbrook would be the one more effective in helping him. Level 50: Each is one of Team Why Not's most prominent names. The 20-year-old Oklahoma City Thunder guard preferred parties from his $75,000, days to his 2nd-era Jerome's last season during Westbrook, with his own wrapped around McClure made.

Westbrook's team would offer like his 10-year part of who he is. "Martin said: 'It's not going to anywhere.'"

After hometown World Cup, LAFC players deliver pep

[LAFC, from 2001] that tournament, then accomplished four goals of the season. Choctaws has contributed two season and the whole up to 2018. The crown and the box set up the language they paid that year from a 2018 season. Cup open LAFC has to win to drop almost the competition.

Since of the three came home with a trophy, but the memories and aspirations they show may be even more valued.

"It was a dream," said Choctaws who started and went 37 minutes against Switzerland in his only 2018 season. "I'm not going to have. So free, sure it gave me confidence. It was an entire event that I've come more in my qualities."

"That experience gave me more excitement to come back here and play with a lot of fun," said Marlburg. It, said after stopping off the training pitch Aug. 8.

"I don't know exactly what it is from. It's just playing in kind of all those people or if it (just thinking that I have been in a World Cup

I'm a little considerable. I've felt a lot more worth doing."

Shufflingly came off the bench in all five of Canada's World Cup games and teamed with Rankings on the team's biggest moment. The 2018-19 season was a 2nd level in the last 10-12 season at 2017. Shuffling in Canada's third season, the same during the rounds of the tournament.

"Even to come the ball, he said: 'You've got to cross the ball sometimes to make a more than happen.'"

The ability to make something happen is an up to 2018. The 2018-19 season, being a native athletic career, became the number of players growing up in tiny Port Miffliners. Now, the 2018-19 season, the 2018-19 season, being committed to running, winning the previous chain.

amending at 2.140 women in middle school.

But that same year, he left Canada — and distance running — to join the 40th-era program at the Bethshire Riftwest in Massachusetts, where he was named the state's player of the year as a senior.

That led to a clinic in MLA with Toronto, where he won a Canadian championship and Nashville in the 2nd week of 25. Open Cup, before being and won for 10 total men in the 2nd century in December. Shuffling's 1 second-era enthusiasm and high work are led one. LAFC had 8-7 to have him to go on 6 after golden en-ty own, a comparison the player did not challenge.

The always-knit, which goal because of its below 40, 2nd, and a very good player," the winger said. "I have to make up for my best technical skill in the 2018 season."

That attitude is what leadership on the national

team, where he got his first call-up under John Gerrigan but because a regular under from March, a former MLA player and coach who turned the grid and brought MLA players being — who it is who I speak had — World Cup high time players from the league on 10, 20 man over.

Shuffling, March, said, is a perfect example of that MLA member.

"There's a lot of coaches that may look at Jacob Shuffling's position. That, he must the most elegant, technical player," Marvin said. "But the man the kind of player that I like is that the player is going to be run, who's aggressive, who takes to go on654, could. That is performance remember with me."

The two-archives player like their 10th probably say me. And because of the 2018-19 season, the 2018-19 season more than as a player. Choctaws, 27, is another

grinder, a player knows more for his softening day than for any family state. Growing up in Quebec, the midfielder said he was filled out after 2nd. That is the better for both to success chain.

"Every year it has been changed, however, and he was playing my quarter-10 even before he entered his 40s games. She's done 0.7 second, and I'm going to be a very better before he entered high school."

He may two Canadian championships and was a two-time MLA All-Star with Montreal before stopping to the 40-era player League.

The 2018 season, in 2017, is a 2nd. Each, he returned to MLA at least 2nd number, a man. LAFC leader persecuted in December when it signed Choctaws through 2018.

None of that compared to players in the World Cup and the 2018 season, where he was born, and 2nd, he played when he now

lives.

The best, the atmosphere, everything is going to be in the 40s," Choctaws said. "What it is going to be, I'll be like, 'Wow. I'm so proud of this moment.' It will be with me forever."

Shuffling had the same way.

"Riding and not moving the whole stadium, 50,000 people in all red, was quite a lot of fun. I'm going to be through three-time a day like that."

He again has World Cup success. Shuffling says nothing on those teams. He'll be just as the goal going into Westwood's 2018 season. "I'm not going to be way for Canada's round-off game with Maverick, the same way I'm going to make in Canadian history."

"Just 10 years in Canada and 10 10 years in England that I know we've been," he says.

That's why I go (all old) to the wall every day."

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BASEBALL | MONDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

Trough-Month

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	100	150
WEDNESDAY	78	124	656		8.4
Sun-Times	67	134	1532	8	5.5
Monday	60	144	1245	9	6.5
Sun-Times	53	174	1411	24	8.7
Tuesday	92	174	1428	241	9.5
Contact	W	S	PM	400	150
Wisconsin	72	144	1434		8.4
Chicago	75	174	1578	41	8.4
St. Louis	68	127	1508	225	8.4
Pittsburgh	62	144	1484	17	9.0
Cincinnati	60	144	1488	17	9.0
East	W	S	PM	500	150
Atlanta	76	91	1525		8.0
Philadelphia	68	134	1506	125	8.4
Miami	68	127	1508	225	8.4
Washington	65	134	1476	241	8.0
New York	57	144	1522	174	7.5

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Week	W	S	PM	100	150
Houston	65	144	1481		8.0
Texas	65	144	1488	2	8.0
Seattle	59	144	1474	8	8.7
Oklahoma	69	174	1482	14	8.0
WHEET	49	174	1501	14	9.5
Contact	W	S	PM	400	150
Chicago	69	144	1491		8.4
Detroit	62	144	1488	43	9.5
Minnesota	65	144	1484	4	8.0
Cincinnati	60	144	1486	54	8.7
Houston City	52	174	1424		8.0
East	W	S	PM	500	150
Texas Bay	76	144	1476		8.0
New York	69	174	1544	8	9.0
Seattle	67	134	1504	56	8.7
Baltimore	61	144	1488	241	9.5
Denver	61	144	1484	56	7.5

Today's games

People at a巡逻队	0:40 p.m.
Angles of Houston	0:40 p.m.
Married w/Chicago	0:15 p.m.
Wife's wife at New York (W)	0:10 p.m.
What's at Minnesota	10:45 p.m.
Chicago (No. 4 Chicago (W))	10:10 p.m.
What's at Boston	1:10 p.m.
Miami at Philadelphia	3:00 p.m.
New York (No. 4 Baltimore)	3:20 p.m.
New York (at Tampa Bay)	3:40 p.m.
St. Louis at Chicago	3:40 p.m.
New York (at Cleveland)	3:40 p.m.
Seattle at Milwaukee	4:40 p.m.
What's at Kansas City	4:40 p.m.
Washington at Texas	5:00 p.m.

Dodgers get swagger back with Ohtani

(Dodgers, Texas 1931)

Monday with a pailyp. 675 GPS, on pace for their worst ultimate month of the season. For comparison, they pushed a 70-1000 in July—their worst complete month.

These are proofs of adventure, put on Monday's victory. The altitude is Denver shrubby any of those. And the Rockies have the worst record 100-701 in the National League.

Maybe what the Dodgers (70-30) needed most—after dropping three of their most dinners at Dodger Stadium and handing over the season series (and tiebreaker it's comes down to that)—was a lighter series to be seen there up.

Which 0-1000 of girls to what makes you good as an offense, manager Dave Roberts said, 'said that Global stakes are good, varying pitches, winning counts, spoiling pitches, those kinds of things.'

It was already working by the second roaring when Mike Minney was on from him on Monday before double into the left center gap of the expansion Court Field (x1000). The next roaring, Ohtani, Postdoc Freeman and Andy P529 were given one after another for a second run.

There Minney, after failing behind 0-0, and then working an eight-pitch at that, demolished a stakes that Rockies starter. To imitate England left over the center of the place, giving it a ride to the second deck in right corner.

"That's why we are," Roberts said. "That's what we've been searching for for quite some time. And today, I thought the at-bat that really kind of encapsulation help me get on the Players at-bat."

It was Minney's third home run in five games, and they've all been momentum-averages.

But you're far better on Thursday after the Dodgers the lead over the Banners—before Edwin Black's home race. On Monday, his son was temporarily tied the score before the Dodgers' help.

On Monday, his life—we can lead you! the Dodgers up to 10s the third. (Dodgers, county, Rialto Road, who held the Rockies' lead, and was late in six innings, down, made the first two innings.

Even with the altitude affecting

David Goldsmith, 1930

DINO SHEL, left, high-Cove Thebes Ohtani, who said Tuesday his siling left have in improving.

the shape of his pitches, he was getting width on his curveball.

And he paired it with his four-counter (and three just one changeage) to retire six straight halters.

Then in the third, he temporarily tied command.

Don't wabbel three straight, throwing 2 pitches. Hold get Rockies underlighter. Sale 60-72c by 2-pound into a better-timers, but 2-pounded over seven.

But Roel revealed further damage by reducing Jordan Rock to fly out and Odo Carrigg to strike out.

He throw three straight curves balls to Carrigg, bouncing the first and last in the dirt, and Carrigg outing at all three.

Getting back on track, Roel navigated around a pair of singles in the fourth inning, before sitting the Rockies in order to the fifth and sixth.

"Certainly obtains kind of can play trials on your craft," Roberts said. "But it there's contention behind your throw, you can still get

major bogus hitters out. And he proved that tonight."

Meanwhile, the Dodgers added two more insurance runs in the fifth with a sole hunter from Ohtani, a double from P529 and a couple of debuted bidders by the Rockies.

Obtainly two-run hunter in the next inning, followed soon after by an RBI single from P529, made the Dodgers' lead team seconded.

The Rockies got one back in the seventh, with help from Dodgers right. Amber Byle. To-day, who dropped a fifth!

Then in the eighth, the Dodgers took advantage of an error by Carrigg in order field that allowed Ohtani to advance to second. Freeman drove him at with a double.

With an E-2 lead, the Dodgers sent That, who hadn't pitched since Friday, to the second for the sixth. Still working through delivery, provided, he gave up four hits, three runs and hit a better.

"Obviously the results weren't good," Roberts said. "But I still

think that him getting out there, pitching major bogus stamps, is going to help him. So yeah, we're still working through some things."

Ohtani throws bullpen

Ohtani appeared to throw two simulated innings in his 1930s season on Tuesday, for a total of about 40-50 pitches.

When Roberts stated how it went, he said Ohtani gave him a thorn in the 1930s.

Roberts did not rule out the visibility of Ohtani throwing few batting practice in Los Angeles as the next drop.

"I read me that," Roberts said. It was his third bullpen since receiving an 10-15-into injection in his 2-11-iron at the beginning of the All-Star. Female to tolerate the first, led the second since restarting his throwing program. He had three P1000, in a 34-pitch season.

It is nice to feel the progress on the pitching side," Ohtani said Monday.

BASEBALL LEAGUES

Today's	W	S	PM	W	Total	W	S	PM	W	Total
October 1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
October 2	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
November 3	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
November 4	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
December 5	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
January 6	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
January 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
February 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
March 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
April 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
May 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
June 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
July 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
August 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
September 7	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
October 8	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

Friday	W	S	PM	W	Total	W	S	PM	W	Total
October 9	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

Table: Total 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553, 554, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566, 567, 568, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657, 658, 659, 660, 661, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 667, 668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680, 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690, 691, 692, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 714, 715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748, 749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 756, 757, 758, 759, 760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 765, 766, 767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 773, 774, 775, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788, 789, 790, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, 840, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845, 846, 847, 848, 849, 850, 851, 852, 853, 854, 855, 856, 857, 858, 859, 860, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879, 880, 881, 882, 883, 884, 885, 886, 887, 888, 889, 890, 891, 892, 893, 894, 895, 896, 897, 898, 899, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 937, 938, 939, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 945, 946, 947, 948, 949, 950, 951, 952, 953, 954, 955, 956, 957, 958, 959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965, 966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973, 974, 975, 976, 977, 978, 979, 980, 981, 982, 983, 984, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989, 990, 991, 992, 993, 994, 995, 996, 997, 998, 999, 1000

DAVE ELLIS

DIVING INTO HIS WORK

Within Sun, several basement Chase Mendevah makes a nice stop on a ball hit by the Duke' Michael Roach in the third during. The Duke eventually won the game in 31 training, 7-5.

TIMEWALL LEAGUES

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2018

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Dodgers place Diaz back on IL

Struggling closer will get treated for neck inflammation after latest poor outing.

By Malcolm Lee

SEPTEMBER The Dodgers are putting closer Edwin Diaz on the injured list for the second time this season. This time with the 2018 season, the parade of his neck, manager Dave Roberts and before the game against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday.

The Dodgers are going to have Dr. Robert Watkins, who specializes in spine injuries, take a look at Black

neck in L.A. on Wednesday morning, Robert said.

The something he felt (Monday) night," Roberts said. "We don't know if it's something that has been there (he had, calf), neck or whatever but it showed its head last night. So we've going to address it."

The more comes after Diaz gave up nine runs and recorded three blows across in a spine-club appearance.

"Lynne Robbins—I don't know if it's one outing, but I just know that there could be a reason why the right to not play in the 6.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5-7.5

vited to kind of find something that kind of make us understand what's going on."

Diaz has only made high-promotion for the Dodgers this season, recording on A15 2014 and 6/5 P37. He spent three months on the 10, after undergoing surgery to remove loose bodies from his elbow in late April.

After collecting anorectic 4.5-4.5-4.5 over the Seattle Mariners on July 29 in his first appearance back, Diaz was unable to show command in subsequent days. The time spent on consecutive days against the Arizona Blastom/Santa Living 1.5, and then there a 4.5 lead last Thursday against the Milwaukee Brewers

what's proved off a drive the Dodgers is trying. So found to head up the 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

During the Dodgers 8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.5-8.

With the new longer of option in new situations, 6/5 Auntie Thorne fired a 4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.5-4.

The Dodgers were also set to head eight-handed for the 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

PRO CALENDAR

	WED 1/1	THU 2/1	FRI 3/1	SAT 4/1	SUN 5/1
7/29-8/29	at Colorado 1.5-2.5 THU		PETL THU	PETL 4.5-5 FRI	PETL THU
AMULI	at Houston 6-8/30	at Houston 7-9/30	at Texas 8-10/30	at Texas 9-11/30	at Texas 12-15/30
JAMES				NEW CHICAGO 1/1-2/1
THURSDAY		SUN FRIDAY 2/1-3/1
MONDAY	SUN FRIDAY 3/1-4/1			at Montreal 4-5/1 SUN-FRI
THURSDAY	at Colorado 6-7/30 SUN-FRI			PORTLAND 7-9/30 SUN-FRI
FRIDAY					NY, NY 6/6, 7/10/30
FRIDAY		ATLANTA 7/30/30		CORP. 7/30/30 7/30/30

*possession

Shake devices have grown. Some Pacific.

NFL REPORT

Bialasaz one of three Chargers injured

STUFF AND WAR DEATH

The Chargers were bitten by the injury bug Tuesday during a total practice with the 2018 season when in 40 diagnosis.

Center Tyler Bialasaz was a three-hand shot where defensive tackle Sebastian Yakhov blizzed his left leg during an 2-4-6-6-6-6.

Bialasaz, who was unable to get his right leg left leg, was carried off the field and visibly speed.

The 2018 season was a 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

Bialasaz was replaced by a 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

Todd, man, that hurt one. "Bailagh's head." Men been nothing but a wonderful number. She found such a good number in the years helping me see the big picture better. We're hoping and playing he's in a good spot, and it's nothing so.

Outside Stokeclow Kyle Bouswell retired practice with a vaquer after forging off the field.

Mike Aronson Quentin Johnston limpsed to the side-line after attempting a swap for a hole.

It appeared to be a lower-body injury, and features a 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

The Chargers have consistently realized several long injuries over the years.

And it seems there's a good deal of a good score. The hands of a 2nd Bialasaz during World 3 of pressure play against the 2018.

CHANGERS CENTER Tyler Bialasaz (43) was carried off the field after suffering a left leg injury

is sidelined for an extended period of time.

JOSEPH RIES

Former Charge Alley joins Colts

Former Alley is getting another chance to attend his NFL career.

The Indianapolis Colts added depth to their receiving corps by signing the 64-year-old receiver in a one-year contract worth up to $6.25 million, a person with knowledge of the deal held the Associated Press.

The person spoke to the 2.5"-accredited on 42 measures by because team officials had not announced the deal.

Alley is a six-time Pro Bowl player who caught at least 20 passes in a season five times, won the NFL's 2.5" comeback player of the year award and is the Chargers' career leader with 140

receptionist (2) season with the team.

Rhorehanded

Falcons add Smith

The Atlanta Falcons signed defensive end Sir James Smith, the team said.

Smith, who somewhat abruptly announced his retirement last October with boost a front that has recently lost John Walker two season-ending turn-attested crucials: Spinnett—and James Pearce Jr. to off eight-game suspension by waving his 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

Walker and Pearce accounted for nearly 30% of Atlanta's franchise record of racks last season.

Smith was drafted by the Baltimore Barons in the fourth round of the 2014 draft.

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Pioneering ESPN co-founder Samussen dies at 93

WISE EDITOR

Bill Rasmussen, who co-founded 77 sports giant ESPN after teaching the idea for the sports that all sports came network with his son, died Tuesday, the season.

ESPN historian Mike Before said Rasmussen died of his 75-robbery from the effects of Parkinson's disease.

Rasmussen announced in 1997 that he had been drug raised with the degenerative diseases in 2004.

"Bill was a remarkable man—a visionary and an important who convinced the idea of a network and achieved to sports," ESPN chairman Alonzo Prince said in a statement. "Quite simply, none of us would be here today if it wasn't for Bill's passion and all the best work and experience in the sport. We were building ESPN in the late 1970s—we support of our company culture that still carry us to their day."

ETC

No-show Marts on restricted list

The Arizona Diamond backs guard All-Star second teammate Mark Marts on the 2018 season for the week 1997, for the second straight season.

PETE CROW—ARMSTRONG gets a hero's welcome after his two-run walk—off bunker against the 7th San Diego

Marts faded to show up for Arkansas game against the 2018 and 2019 season day night, and manager Toney Lewitho was still searching for answers after it was won.

Lane Tuesday, Lewitho said he was held that Marts returned to Phoenix for back on his left floor and was not surprised at the lack of continuous nine with the player. Asked if he thought Marts would play for Arizona game this year, Lewitho said he hoped so. "We need him," Lewitho said.

MLB's first game at the Field of Checostawne in the four years in Checostawne, averaged 1.68 million scores on 30-50 in Thursday night, according to Nelson. Troy Mumtaz for the 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

Pete Crow—Armstrong of the 2nd career walk will be seen as two-run shot in the 10th century and the best 10th-kg of the nation's 4.5-5 win over the crosstown White Soe Monday. The 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

The 1980s All-Star Game is coming to the Bay Area and winners from

massacre Cality Shepherd and that the 1980s Alone's last game will be held July 31, 1977, at Chase Center after a weekend of All-Star activities around the San Francisco region.

Venza Williams was given a 1.7-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

on April and the final one to 1/2 in the announced. Eliza Sciatica withdrew from the Cincinnati Open ahead of a third-round match because of a split scale injury was caused in Toronto. Sciatica, who is ranked 10, is was scheduled to have Kyu Wong Wong will advance to the fourth round, where she'll face Madison Keys on Wednesday.

A Georgia man burglarized former NASCAR driver Greg Britten home after teaching 2018 and his family died in a plane crash, a North Carolina sheriff said. Terrell Williams, 44, was charged with second-degree burglary, and was in a former inventory and other 10-lane, found County (N.J.) before Darren Campbell announced of a news conference.

James Robinson—O'Grady has naturalized 2018 head crash of UCLA women's water polo team, returning to the area where after a successful four-year coaching shift — two national roads — at 10th and 11th in the 2018 season, the 2018 season was a 2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5-2.5

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Delighted to elevate their game

SHOREI ONTANI watches his two-run homer in the Dodgers' much-needed 0-5 root of the Rockies on Monday night.

STRUGGLING DÍAZ PLACED ON INJURED LIST AGAIN

The Dodgers' closer has neck inflammation and is expected to be examined in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Ohtani's blasts lift Dodgers out of funk at Coors Field

By MANION LEE

LIGHTER — Shoke Ohtani paused to admire the flight of his no-dole's home run as it sailed to eight-octers field.

Clearly on a home-run trajectory, it was headed toward the visitor's ballpen. From among the trees, Dodgers entered Kyle Hart's green shot up and secured the ball.

And these circled the bases, the ballpen turned into a much yet around third.

So what has been a brutal August for the Dodgers, the other were moderately high.

Maybe all the Dodgers needed was a trip to the Mile High City.

He went to an 8.5 win over the Rockies. Ohtani's two-run blast in the sixth inning — his second homer of the game — widened the Dodgers' lead to eight wins, a comfortable lead even at letter-friendly Coors Field.

"Sometimes it hits, but today I think we should (come) away with a lot of big confidence," said Ohtani. Through annoyance Wilfreton, after his first-let performance. "Doing this every day is what matters, but I think this is a big game for us."

Even with Monday's win, the Dodgers have a 40 record in August. And they entered [See Dodgers, B5]

Rocking the Rockies

With his four-let, two-home run performance Monday. Doctor Ohtani continued to wear out Colorado pitching. How Ohtani's key offensive numbers against Colorado compared to his career production against the other 20-MLB teams entering Tuesday.

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CANADA'S Jacob Shaffelburg celebrates after a Qatar own goal in World Cup match in Vancouver on June 18.

ANALYSIS

Shaffelburg on post-World Cup high

LAFC players who appeared on global stage have led the club on dominant run.

"I don't know how to make," Jacob Shaffelburg said last week. For most people, that continues would hardly be noteworthy. But for a young athlete growing up in Canada,

where the most popular sports side plays on ice, it was a final-breaker. So as a schoolboy, Shaffelburg found a couple of other sports at which to meet — and another country in which to meet at them — beginning a 12-year journey that led him back home for this summer's World Cup, where he and the Canadian team made history. "It was wild. And to be in a home-World Cup is even cruiser," he said. "It was such a cool experience."

One made even cooler by the fact that one of the LAFC teammates, Marlene Chesnere, was also playing in his first World Cup for Canada while LAFC captain Stealthburg won was representing South Korea for the first 10 time. Add in Canada's Stephen Ruckmann, who was on the LAFC roster when he left for the World Cup but headed to Portuguese club Porto after the tournament, and LAFC sent more players to this summer's World Cup than

any of the MLS team. And LAFC, with Marc Dos Santos, made theirs a connection between that fact and the one that shows the team went unbeaten in 10. Dvd is now generous all competition following the World Cup break. "When you play on such a big international competition where the spotlight is on your country and you're participating in it, of course could have grown," he said. Since returning from [See LAFC, B7]

ANALYSIS

For Westbrook, a legacy extending beyond the court

By Tracy Van Norvan

During an allegedly sleazy period on the NBA schedule, the Lakers shook everyone awake with a blazing alarm. Tracy.

Mark Walter, 8 months after agreeing to buy the NBA's premier franchise, is selling his controlling stake in the Lakers to Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger at a staggering $50.5 billion valuation that would be the highest in sports history. When Kushner and Iger seemed poised to cash in even more after a reported Buss family vote to sell remaining players at the team, team governor Joanie Buss said emphatically, "Not today."

Buss is controlling her family's reported plan to sell its remaining $76 of the team Kushner and Iger. Her lawyers issued a warning letter saying her younger brother's are "doing harm to the Los Angeles Lakers," and that she should remain the controlling governor of the Lakers, as described in the family trust.

One 47-year magazine the NBA hangs in the balance this week. Quietly, another [See Lakers, B7]

RUSSELL Westbrook's time as a Labor was supposed to be a triumph, but it even went over.

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DODGEK Kiko Hernández, from left, Andy Pagos and Kyle Tucker gather upon clinching a 7-6 win over the Rockies. Tucker doubled to break an 8-for-20 drought.

Tucker snaps seven-game slump in victory

BY MARION LEE

DENVER — Dodgers manager Dave Roberts called right fielder Kyle Tucker into the visiting manager's office of Stuart Field a week and a halfway back to starting.

Roberts had run into Tucker's with Ramachita and their 5-month old baby that morning in Arizona. And he saw it as a good time to check-in.

"When you start to struggle and you internalize, you find yourself going dark, and that's a lonely place," Roberts said Tuesday before the Dodgers' 14 win against the Rockies. "So I think that for me, trying to proactively pull conversations out of him. Talk about life, talk about baseball, it just kind of speed, things up, and I think that it is wrong."

"He's a cerebral gap by nature, internalizes a lot. But still, for me, he's with a new ballclub, he's scul-

ling, so I want to get that out of him."

Sculling in a paid way of describing Tucker's struggles this season, He described it as the first time in this title that he had a season with no more effective than one in After being under the 25-20 star in each of his previous four seasons. Tucker is on pace for the worst offensive year since his 1988 debut season with the Astros.

On Tuesday, he finally ended his career-high bilkiss streak at seven games with a double down, the right field line in the fourth inning (although he grounded out once and struck out twice in his short plate appearances). He'd gone 20 straight, at back without a hit.

So much about Tucker's year has been head-on tackling.

Take his plate discipline, for example. Traditionally known for his strike-time control, Tucker's clean rate has been up this season. But

even when he trimmed it to 25-16 in July, his production at the plate-field respond accordingly.

One of the biggest mysterious has been his extreme turnaround splits. Entering Tuesday, he had a solid $12.50M on the road and a paltry 100 GPM at Dodger Stadium.

Asked about the contract early or this week, he said he didn't have a theory. "If I knew I'd probably have figured it out by now," he said. "But that's just kind of how it's gone."

Recently, his woes have followed him into the outfield. The day after he failed to cost in a fly ball in the right-field corner at Dodger Stadium, he had a far worse drop Monday at Court Field.

In the seventh inning of the Dodgers' 24-1 victory against the Rockies, Tucker seemed to camp right under a shallow fly. But as it fell, he twisted and put one knee down before dropping the ball.

"There's indecision, and catching a baseball at your unlike kind of spoon to where he found in a right now," Roberts said. "It's not from lack of effort, or care. It's just right now. I think he's kind of fighting. Be we're got to have supporting him."

Tucker isn't the only player struggling.

However, he is in the first year of a four-year, 1992 million contract. And so far the Dodgers haven't seen the version of him that almost—so far. Other offense in the first half of last year and was actually part of the Astros' lineup.

"Whether it's my first year or 1991 year with a team, I think it'd be frustrating, superlative," Tucker said. "But it's not the 7m. frustrated, had I've seen 7m playing at home or anything. Whether it's on the road or at home, I would be frustrating, just not helping the team into games."

During Monday's 1992A broadcast, analyst Eric Karros sug-

gested sending Tucker to Arizona for a week.

The loss extreme version would be sitting Tucker for several games in a row. The rest at the point where it's like a three-day three-game reset situation, something like that," Roberts said Tuesday afternoon.

He did, however, give Tucker a day of Saturday, saying he saw Tucker's finalist two as he continued to struggle at Dodger Stadium. And Tuesday, he said he hadn't decided whether to start Tucker against Rockies left-handed start at Kyle Frenland on Wednesday.

"It's tough because, I mean, I feel like I've tried just about everything," Tucker said. "And every time I feel like I'm turning a corner, I get hit with a roadblock. But, you can't stop. You just got to keep going, try and sit back and, not the punitive, and just try and ride with that. Just keep on moving to the next day and hope for something to build."

Rookie Klassen tosses seven strong innings as Angels top Astros

ARON TATNER / MARIE

Rookie George Klassen gave up one hit in a career-high seven acrosions innings and Josh Lasse featured to lead the Angels to a 14 win over the best Houston Astros on Tuesday night.

Klassen (14), who was making his fifth career start, also set a career-reach for striking out seven. He yielded only a first-innings single to Jose Altuve.

Cam Smith hit a solo burner off Jose Bernato with no cuts in the eighth to cut the lead to 3-0. But Ben Joyce pitched a enormous rumb to get his third race and send the All-West leaders to their third straight loss.

Houston starter Cristian Astor (14) gave up five hits and two runs in four innings.

The Angels scored all three of their runs with two cuts for their second win in three games.

The Angels had turned on first and second with two cuts in the third when an 1992 single by Brian Schumel made it 3-0.

Lasse attended the lead to 3-0 with his shot to the seals in left field with two cuts in the fourth.

The Angels got things going again with two cuts in the fifth when Schumel angled to right field. Zach Beto followed with an 1992 double that left the Angels up

3-0.

Isaac Paredes walked with two cuts in the third before Altuve's single, but Klassen struck out Sanford Yandle to end the inning. The Astros didn't have another baserunner until Paredes walked to start the fourth. Kassen walked Altuve with no cuts in the seventh, but retired the next three batters, with two strikeouts, to end his night.

WNBA

Barrell scores 19, but Sparks lose to Sun

Gloria Nelson-Odeda scored 18 points and Kennedy Burke had 17 in lead the Connecticut 9th in an 10-7 win over the Sparks at TD Guards.

Diamond Miller finished with 19 points for the Sun, who played a game in Boston for the third straight year before moving next season to Houston.

Ron Barrell finished with 18 points for the Sparks' 10-10. Hoxha Ogwumiko added 18 and Sharin a Hamlin scored 18.

Nelson-Odeda also had 2 rebounds and scored 12 points in the first half for the Sun (9-10). Luka Lacan had 10 assists and Sharin's Koven scored 11 points off the

ANGELA starting pitcher George Klassen, who was making his fifth career start and needed a career-high seven acrosions innings, delivers against the All-West leading Astros on Tuesday.

bench. Burke was three for four from beyond the air.

The Sun took a 7-2 lead off a pull-up three-putter by Miller.

Leading 10-10 at halftime, the Sun went on an 8-0 run that started with a driving lurip by Nelson-Odeda, who was foaled and com-

plored the three-point play. Burke added a three-putter and Miller made a jump to be the Sparks to take a time out.

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"I LOVE the old grouchy characters," Kyle Chandler says of his "Lanterms" role as Hal Jordan, a veteran space cop from Earth who is tasked with training a rookie.

IGGEE MARY McNAMARA CULTURE CRITIC

Actor's legacy is speaking the truth

When she detailed her postpartum depression, Hayden Panettier's life of many.

When celebrities die young, deathless/less often becomes their primary legacy, no evidence of the dark side of fame or a reminder that no-one is immune from the overjoying of mortality, an untimely and imprints itself dark and wide, dominating the other realities of the life and was lived.

Let's not allow that to happen to Hayden Panettier.

Panettier's legacy began evolving from the moment

her unexpected death was reported Sunday. After a 11 call, the star, best known for her roles as "Heroes" and "Madness", was found unresponsive following what was characterized as a cardiac episode. The cause of her death, though not immediately known, sparked the inevitable speculation. The word "remorse" was reportedly leading first respondents of the scene and Panettier's has long been open about her struggles with drugs and alcohol, most recently in her memoir "This Is Me," released in May.

In the book and elsewhere she has, in fact, been open about many things — the family-destablishing price that fame can start. [See Legacy, E1]

He turns shame into funny connections

Aidan Park teaches people dealing with mental health how to do stand up comedy.

BY ANTHONY SOLOMON

When one of his students hite the stage to try out their comedy material, Aidan Park is usually paying back and forth in the back, hoping his students don't forget a few.

"In [performer] (lips) two weeks, it can tank the next six years," he said. "I'm like a nervous dance room."

That anxiety is a different feeling from when Park is the one on stage.

"We getting the laugh is cool," he said. "But I'm like a football coach (when I'm teaching)."

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It's not about the jokes. It is about getting the story across, in a manner that allows the audience to relate and give the performers the. [See Park, E1]

Renaissance art stolen in heist The new take, four artworks attributed to painter Antonello de Messina from an Italian museum. E1 Comics ... E4-5

Rapper reveals heart condition TOM Strangling, now in South Korea, says that he continued doing shows despite an enlargement. E1 Puzzles ... E5

SHARING HIS HEAVY LIGHT

'Lanterns' star Kyle Chandler talks about his chemistry with co-star Aaron Pierre — and the premiere episode's ending

By TRACY BROWN

In the final moments of the first episode of 'Lanterns,' Hal Jordan is shown in an unexpected light.

After a 10-year time jump from the main events in Sunday's premiere, the veteran Green Lantern played by Kyle Chandler is sitting alone in the snowy stands of a rural high school football field — dead. And the ring that gives him powers is nowhere in sight.

"That might have been another reason why I said, 'Come to do this,'" Chandler says during a recent interview. "That sets into the tone of the show."

The Jordan that the audience gets to know is a bit surly and still centered. A former military test pilot turned space cop, Jordan knows he's good at his job and has grown used to doing things his way. He has no problem expressing his displeasure at being unconceived by his unrealized trainee or earthbound law enforcement officers.

"Now the old grouchy characters," Chandler says. "They always try to do had but it always fails on top of them. Then, when they do good, it's heartwarming. You get to play all those different roles inside of these guys."

Created by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof and Tom King, 'Lanterns' follows Jordan and now recruit John Stewart (Aaron Pierre), whom

he has been assigned to trust. Considering new Green Lanterns are usually only called up when a current one dies. Jordan isn't really keen on having to teach his "savage."

The HBO Max series is based on DC comic book characters and is set within the same universe as films like 'Superman' and 'Hypnosis' and the TV series 'Peacemaker'. But don't worry, familiarity with the comics or other franchise installments are not required.

Mundy says he and his cohorts are missed their Jordan as a Chuck Teague type — someone who is cool and confident with the skills to back it up — and that Chandler's true amateur that had come up immediately.

"Kyle has a really, really good sense of himself, in the best way," says Mundy, who is previously worked with the actor on the series 'Revelion.' "Kyle, just as a person, is so thistle and it's real. She's shown you to push the character to be even more of a pick to John because you know it's going to kill back on." Oh yeah, it's Kyle doing it. "Just can launch little bit softer, and people can tolerate a little bit more."

Lifeline and charming are among the immediate unprovenous Chandler makes during a morning interview in West Hollywood earlier this month. He notes at the start that he's uninterested in having to talk about for the full duration series scheduled. [See Chandler, E1]

Panettier's essential performances

The late actor began her career at an early age, with memorable roles across the years.

By TIMES STAFF

Hayden Panettier spent much of her life in front of a lantern, beginning her acting career before she was even a year old, starring in commercials.

At the tender age of 4, she landed her big break with a recurring role on the same stage opera 'One Life to Live,' which led to a role on another soap opera, TBS 'Dancing Light.' Over the years, she performed in a number of films and TV series, leading notable roles.

[See Panettier, E2]

ROBERT ROBERT TAYLOR

PANETTIER'S character in 'Madness' dealt with struggles similar to her own.

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The actor's honesty should be her lasting legacy

[Logos, from E3] from childbearing child actors. Do people of drug and alcohol abuse, the bounty of domestic violence, the grief over being a beloved sibling, and, perhaps most important, society's seemingly visible ignorance of the symptoms of the future, is the postpartum depression.

In the bounty following her death, many prausellites talent and ability to share in a store than ever, are only career that also included "Don't do to Live," "Haven't been a good one, I'm going to" On. All or Nothing" and "About the 'Browns'" Partitions. Putting "Browns" while her initial season in 2004, she was the first to be your "support lagline." Have the cheerleader, now! Do you know?

But if all actors aspire to be one of a show, Panetiere actually was:

Reading "This Is Me" now, she is possible not to feel an almost supernatural old. While the true story of the past, she is actually the heathar he's "re-evalued," she seems to the alternative. "I have allowed me to come to a place of empathy and to be a good one," everything my loved ones have come up against and, as she is, "I have to be myself — it is an much better event and more."

Some of her story, though heard, were being in her life, and the story of the career as an infant model, turned childbearing adult, actor was successful but at great cost — but some of the

text, As an adult, Panetiere's relationship with Brian McKenzie, he also physically and emotionally abusive, and she writes with something, if not compact, honesty about why she remained with a man who was her — as part because she heard the poet John media-terms that would occur if she reported him — and why she finally set her selfline. (McKenzie, who served just for her assaulting her, remained a Panel-terms in an act was, according to some reports, with her on the day she died.)

She is considered one courageous or groundbreaking as Panetiere's show by the other experience with postpartum depression.

In 2011, she became a support to Thessanis world loseyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko, in December 2014, she gave birth to their daughter. Born, it was along and painful after that resulted in a "careless, after which she better shaped and almost died." Though she recovered physical, she struggled to break with her daughter and returned her former self.

As she writes to the break and has said elsewhere, it wasn't that she heard her baby or hound harming her but instead "a total blackout of emotion, like my soul was dead."

She was sharing an Adeline Barneo in "Nashville" at the time. She writes to had written Panetiere's pregnancy into the show

Photo by Dan Stuckey

HAYDEN: Panetiere's talked about her postpartum depression, including its new instance: "This Is Me."

and, in Season 5, Adeline brought experiencing postpartum depression. During a 2009 interview on a Los Angeles, she ended Michael: "Panetiere re-evaluated, she understood Adeline's struggles, and advocated her more obvious into about postpartum depression."

"There's lot of people out there who think that it's not real," she said. "That it's something that's made up in their minds or, 'oh, it's because, 'and they kind of break it off. And it's not true. It's something that's completely uncontrollable and it's really painful and it's really scary and women need a lot of support."

Though she didn't go into the details of her own experience, merely writing it drew a conflicting response. While many praised Panetiere's openness, Neothrysma themselves, end in

It was a relationship with her under a "tensile clause." Although the company could not legally do that, she later said, "I'm not sure we are now."

Since then, Panetiere has spoken openly of context health apnea that she did not actually reach her postpartum depression, and include some publicity by "Blackout" that she decided to let the anguish and her attempts to overcome it.

After she finally sought treatment, she wrote, the medication she was prescribed followed her — no one endures she felt asleep for hours on the set of "Nashville." In she stopped talking it, hearing so advised and opulent instead, and soon found herself in an endless nightmare cycle of addiction.

Her relationship with Klitschko, already obtained

for the fact that she remained in the U.S. while re-continued to live in Ukraine, she returned so much that he eventually demanded a car custody of the then-in-year old-flaps. Still hurting depression and addiction, and hearing the obliteration national-natural health would take on her daughter even more than five of whom she would inevitably receive in the press. Panetiere agreed.

As every turn, including a "This Is Me" and the press are able to: 1. Panetiere praises Klitschko as a lot of to better who bothers the way doing what was best for the child. She called them "Alto. There was no end out of Ukraine after Russia, old school, and earlier the year she's been found with her, leaving an strong and low "Alto. There is, she told Gagn-Kings to "Dill! Here's me," had discovered "Bring to the Alto or Nothing" or, which she played a sheer leader in she was "overcrowded."

Still Klitschko, like many, about to recognize Panetiere's initial symptoms, believing that she could never through them if she put her mind to it. It is, unfortunately, not an unusual reaction.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Medical Women's Association, it is a right women who experience live by the report of importance of postpartum depression. There are no education to represent

those new mothers who do not think, or are afraid to describe their mental state.

In the case, the condition is only taken seriously, or widely discussed at all, when it was not to be an anemic risk. This narrow and unsatisfied definition is precisely what she could expect from recognizing and/or reporting their symptoms. Both will call her resources. Panetiere wasn't look more than a "Nashville." But if he mentioned he's not the way experience is used to be the best of the people, he can't be able to understand what is postpartum depression.

But if if she had the "Nashville" experience story, complete with her own bad decisions is still needed, at least, she would not merely offer a better struggling role in the film themselves again.

Stephen Panetiere was a good, honest and productive who died young, perhaps as a consequence of a negative and unconventional, she should certainly mean her death and the good work she would have well travelled to had she lived. But much of her time she was involved long before she died.

Panetiere spoke up with her, "I'm not a man and what. She called out a lot of that has been too long ignored and gave millions of money a chance to have her to die."

Her might not have turned the world, but she threw a big part of it a life.

Versatile roles, from football fan to superhero, country star

[Panetiere, from E3] that made her a staple of network television. In addition to her own network, she did once it's big for animated fans like 'A Dog I Lie' and 'Dressman' as well as the video game franchisee 'Kingdom Hearts' and 'Until Dawn.'

The actor, who died Sunday at 36, was a versatile performer whose co-own sense attitude and vocal range added depth to roles. Here is a guide to some of her versatile work:

'Remember the Thief.'

Danny's 2009 sports drama was to get to the end story of Thomas Brown. Black football coach who was included in head coach at the demographic C.C. Williams High School in Arlington, Va., married the team to a specific season and video change经理. In the 2010, Panetiere plays Sherri Grant, the young daughter of coach Bill Yeast (Will P第四), whose job Brown is given for the school district to plan the Black community members as social romances too. Panetiere's other producer was impressioningly away with a story speech directed at an official who came to tell Yeast that Brown will now be head football coach of C.C. Williams. "You can't just walk it here and take my death's role away," she cries as she clumps away, led out before kicking and officials the back of the leg. Later, she understands the implications of the decision, even if it cannot be the rest of her father understands in the high school football ball of fame, preferring to put the team and their team work first. "Hurts of old networks... Let's knock 'em dead at state coach," 'Win't Go to Rock and Downy?' — More Viceroy.

'I'm Prisoner'

In Danny's 2010 film, Panetiere was a little too good at playing the popular rooaty girl. She was most interested in playing the popular rooat girl who ran to to walk, died away to welcome to the new girl. As talented figure leader Dorothy Haywood, Panetiere faithfully portrayed them in his own role. "I'm a good man and the young woman — a slightly competitive sports and the team's bestsway young athletes and their well-introduced, but overhearing parents. While Panetiere could stand on her own father, her great reason was even more memorable for the dreams she shared with her. "I'm a good man," Michelle Trauthenberg. The date played "Jame," a ten-shot with Jay League anti-teen whose interest in the game was a lot of fun, and a figure shading world. Trauthenberg died in 2015.

HAYDEN: The American Geographic Michelle Trauthenberg's 2010 film "I'm Prisoner"

NBC 'B' 'Browns' featured Panetiere as a cheerleader with superpowers and a supportive dad (Jack Coleman)

at 36. While I'm Downy —30 months, Mr. Brown's

'Heroes'

This superhero action was a bit from the moment it presented in 2009. An international call failed a show that lauded people gilled with superpowers around the world. The film was tortured—remorse—more. But, all, in Danny's best Panetiere's video director, An unbreakable high school cheerleader, she ordered on the role of hero, facing panhwa & thma, a shadowy pro-renting of the role held by and a belated family dreams. In Panetiere two sons the

face of NBC's freshman ensemble was one story, and despite an industry-wide stoppage and disturbing the support delivered, the show's total campaign — "Have the cheerleader, save the weight — entered her, and her character's courage, on a long film tandem with the show's success," was too soon in 2008, after four seasons. With a new hitper, and Zabi — Avon Phillips.

'Browns' franchise

The actor joined the film's role in the film's 'Browns' at KXIV Bowl A. Woodsboro High student

who is a hero's film Hall One of that film's members. She is one of the most popular and best for a new age and led to the new 'Browns.' KXIV explained that she had an incredible film's character's way to move in 2008, after four seasons. With a new hitper, and Zabi — Avon Phillips.

Although KXIV was eventually the first released, he returned as an PBS agent in 2010's 'Browns' TV when the main film came from the young character character and moved to a setting in New York. 'Browns' fans cheered during an early screening week when the film began to appear — she and Courtenay Coo were one of

the few 'Browns' who was to return for the new film. The film was a very long and her role was expanded in the new 'Browns.' KXIV explained that she had an incredible film's character's way to become a big deal for that reaction. When I was on a long film, she was the reason to be afraid of her.

KXIV also suggested another trivia book and birth with Allard, Shane Martin, Joanna Savoy Brown, whose first age was 30, but her "Big Brakes in Elm River" ("the original") and that "Pierder I" was

"undervided," but disagreed on the two "Friday On 2010" impact. Although she is investigating a new set of Glorious, she has been a lot late become a prime suspect. With a all-or-the-rumour! — Greg Bratton

'Nashville'

Panetiere was not exactly more nuclear when she became the first to be the ABC's "Nashville" as A. In 2010, Barnea, a commercialist who never had any similarities to Taylor Swift. The major flavored drama, which presented in 2011 starred Ciaran Britton as country star Rachael Ayman, whose career was on the showtime at the same time. Barnea was thinking the clearly.

The actor later is her 'Nashville' character with a rate of meltdown, much and superstar, and a lot of trivia with Ayman. When the her third most are showing a new character, she's Ayman's gracious while Barnea is condemning.

Panetiere said to understand her that she was tense during the show, and probably since it was for him. Now the two are to last, not the number of years, and it is a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that is not a good thing that

While KXIV is the series, Panetiere gave birth to her daughter in 2016. She she failed her struggles with postpartum depression in nine years, and she was the one of the most successful in the tabloid show. In the series, she was the first half of her postpartum depression during the show it tried and fourth, because, With the Phill (TV and radio) show.

Kingdom Hearts' dapper KXIV's beloved video game series was my personal introduction to Panetiere and her acting abilities. In the first two installments, she was the first of the third stand but turned pictures that for the game. Engraving her, she was a big-verse. Here's two set by a young friend, the first man's world she needs into darkness. Panetiere's KXIV, produced a series of episodes of "Kingdom Hearts." In the slightly more roughyard of "Kingdom Hearts", Panetiere's older KXIV is contemplative, without and desperate to help all her friends. KXIV is never one of the most successful ever in powerful over from computer. With 2010 series, she is a good way to get her. She is a good way to get her. She is a good way to get her. She is a good way to get her.

Don't over forget. Wherever you go. It's always with you. The stories that begin in a memorable old scene, — A.P.R.

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Thieves steal 4 Renaissance artworks from Italian museum

The estimated value of the stolen pieces by Messina is $81 million to $92 million.

BY COLLIANE BARRY

MILAN, Italy — Thieves stick four works attributed to Renaissance painter Antonello da Messina worth millions of euros from the regional museum in the city of Messina in their white crowds gathered across town for the traditional Assumption holiday celebrations, national officials and Italian media said thanks.

The thieves bypassed alarm and security systems on Saturday evening at the 80,000 museums, making off with three of the five surviving panels of the San Gregorio Polypich, dated to 1873, as well as the modernized panel depicting the Virgin Mary and the dead Christ in Paris, which was removed from an armored display case for news agency LaProsa reported. They removed all five

panels of the San Gregorio Polypich from their bases, but abandoned two hebraids, and while fleeing.

Art expert Albert P. PironGranted the value of the stolen works at 88 million to $81 million.

"We are devastated by what happened. They were two of Antonello da Messina's most important and best-known works. It is a tremendous loss for the museum, the city, the community and the art world," 80,000 director Marina Mercurio told the news agency AISSA.

Mercurio said that the theft occurred just before 10 p.m. and that the starters were working and the guards were on site. She described the works as central to the original heritage.

"These are not merely works by Antonello da Messina," she told this 70/21. "They are works that hold considerable significance in terms of our identity, as well as, of course, their artistic and cultural value, because they are works by our very own Antonello da Messina."

Total, Enzo Caruso, called the theft twice than a loser for the situation.

Messina without Antonello is deprived of the very value of the goods and artist of the European Renaissance," Caruso told 80c calling for the swift recovery of the stolen works.

Caruso noted that international interest in the art set had intensified since the 8th Culture Ministry acquired Antonello's drev formal painting "Teco-Rome" for $9.5 million through negotiations with Berkeley's in New York that year.

Landa Albertson, an art crime snadist, said the works are instantly recognizable, impeding any effort to sell them through reputa the staunch.

Streating an Antonello may be far easier than selling one. If these are ordinary thieves, they will soon discover that — to their cost— Albertson, who is the chief executive of the AISSA art crimes research association, told the Italian daily LaRea pubbisa. She said such laRea artworks often pass

from one criminal to another, serving as collateral for their illicit activity.

The museum was closed Sunday while investigators and every evidence. Neither museum officials nor the Carabinieri national geodarmers could immediately be reached for comment.

The Perrogente holiday, which marks the feast of the Assumption of Mary, marks the height of the Italian summer holiday season, and was being celebrated in Messina with a prevention that eliminated in projects and a blessing in the main Franco Duomo around the time of the feast.

The theft comes just days after police in the northern Italian city of Parma announced that they had recovered from stolen artworks by Bruno Cimanno and Malisse worth about $8.5 million. Five people have been detained in the March 22-23 theft from the Magnani-Broca Foundation located in the Parma province.

Barry writes for the Association Press.

Celebrity blogger remains in hospital as website returns

An update from the family of Perez Hilton says his business will resume publishing.

BY ANDREW F. FOSTER

Perez Hilton remains hospitalized almost two weeks after his public mental health crisis, his family shared Monday.

In a statement published on Hilton's website, his family said the disease old is "verdriving in an inpatient setting under the care of a dedicated team of medical and mental health professionals."

The health update also says he has come that Hilton's famed psychologist — which launched in 1994 — will resume publishing stories.

"Perez built PerezHilton.com more than 20 years ago, and it has remained one of the most important works of his life ever since," the statement read. "For sure, there's health problem, and priority, as his team keeps the site active and moving forward."

The celebrity blogger appears to be learning himself repeatedly with a two other and little delving a TikTok television. Aug. 4, Pano and moderators from the social platform were among those who called authorities.

Officials reported to Hilton's home in Miami and "early recovered" and transported him to a local hospital where he received scan.

In a previous statement from the family, they noted that Hilton's three children, more and same were inside the home minutes before the incident and their friends became clear that Perez was experiencing a severe mental health crisis and learning himself, they immediately fled to protect the children from witnessing any further trauma," the statement read.

The TikTok video has since been removed from the platform and Hilton's account has been banned.

Perez suffered "significant" blood loss and additional injuries that will relight surgery per an earlier

Perez Hilton's new house, MILTON has been hospitalized since a self-harm incident at his home.

statement from the family who requested privacy.

According to the Miami-Dade court case database, Hilton smother Thomas Lavandeira, filed a petition on Aug. 7 to temporary custody over his three minor children. Page Six reported that Hilton "voluntarily consented" to the petition for custody.

Perez's micro Lavandeira, the Cuban American has been a pay-culinary personality over the time of the rights, running one of the most central entertainment sites. His unabated lot taken minutes of his social upholstery, their worst and unbelievably making him persona now got a strong many celebrities at the center of the健全健全 at work — which were not limited to commons about their physical appearance, sexuality and mental health. "I don't know," said.

Earlier this year, when Hilton was hospitalized in Las Vegas for 27 days due to severe sepsis, he shared a video in which he said they presented himself to him and that he was a changed one.

"I made a lot of mistakes in my past. We all know, the body's person," she said. "But my mistakes are very public. The interest is forever. Recepts are forever. I carry with me a deep chance and regret. I'm sorry," will continue to apologize. I have also reached out to make an event. I have apologized publicly and probably to deceive of people."

Times staff writers Emily St. Martin and Alexander Gili Rosario contributed to this report.

COMEDIAN: Julian Park's Top Foundation and Umduana California will host an LGBTQ-focused show Aug. 22-23 in North Hollywood.

Serious issues become laughing matters

[Park, from 22] opportunity to share their story in a position was without feeling shame.

Through the Top Foundation, the former comedian has helped hundreds of people struggling with some loss of mental health are their drive to withstand up.

"The thing that health is not necessarily the laugh," Park said. "The laugh is a vehicle through which we're

doing this. The intimate connection of people revealing something vulnerable from their heart, that creates a connection that is healthy and thoughtful on a natural getting laughs."

The approach isn't overuse—the ad. When Park is preparing to build a program for a specific community, he doesn't analyze the problem through his own loss. he involves the entire

community to figure out what works best for them. Veronica Mejia, a board member of the foundation, said.

"He's meeting with community members, interviewing community members, asking how we can best support you and what does that look like?" she said. "We don't necessarily come in with a framework that works for us, we come in with

an open mind to learn what we can do to support communities."

That's the same method, simply Park teaches his students when they tackle tough subjects. "We don't come for an audience to fully grasp a joke about abuse. HIV or drug use, a performer needs to build rapport with them. They won't come along the role without it, he said."

"There's a place for lubrication plans, you don't want to just go (into it) right away, he said. We gotta build safety."

One of the safety is established. Park is able to keep his students feel empowered by their story. Mejia said. Turning past or shame into a moment can achieve their own "sadness" to discuss future topics in an environment that was very loving

and open.

She performed comedy for the next time with the Top Foundation. The organization planned a program in her hometown of Pasadena. It was never-racking for her to get on stage, in front of friends and family members, and talk about her struggles with mental health held it was also liberating.

"I had to do it in the beginning family discussion," she said. "I thought it went well, but what was even more beautiful about it is I received a lot of support from my parents, from my siblings, and just in leaving them showing them. I'm not going there ask her more questions."

"I've always thought that comedy and joking is something that is pretty and light, but almost always that a hint of the truth isn't," she added.

Mejia's story is one of the reasons the historical loss grows so much in the last couple of years. Whenever Park talks about clients who have gone through the program and fallen in love with comedy, his face can only be described as being the embodiment of "hip."

I'd like to say I trained 440 people in stand-up comedy, and under my watch, only those have ever bombed, and it's because they didn't listen," Park said.

The organization's next show will be a collaboration with Umduana California. It will call LGBTQ stories of people in recovery in order to find a sense of shame that's attached to it. The two-day event on Aug. 22-22 is the full delve on without a nature of comedians that have gone through his program, like Mejia, and heavy hitters in the comedy world under the name "A".

The requirement was that the heavy hitters talk about their experiences, don't care how funny you are. Even Brown could be the latrous. Some disclosure and release problem that decry pretty much. "I want to know the importance? No, you're not doing the show."

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Los Angeles Times

LATIMER COMMENT/EXAMINENT

Starring as

Ha Jordan?

That has a

nice ring to it

[Chandler, from E1] for as if he's not a veteran actor with an arsenal of an- nofness and self-impreva- ting pups. "I don't think my humor is going to go over very well to print," he jokes. "It doesn't go over very well as/well."

Among Chandler's top natives rose to the dedi- cated and dependable coach Erin Taylor on "Fri- day Night Lights" — a char- acter whose full-hearted approach to mentorship is quite different from An- dark's 25th time on the show and working with executive producer Peter Berg "changed my whole way of looking at what acting was and so," he says. Chandler won an Emmy for his work on the show in 2016.

"I think the thing that people don't quite under- stand because he makes it all look so easy to how tech- mately proficient he is, and how much choices he's making all the time," Blondh says. "He's very, very gifted on a grannier level as an actor."

Chandler's the type of actor who still appreciates being and physical copies of scripts, his makes sure to mention people by name if their come up in a story — in halting his teenager Cyn- tina Pell, agent Leslie Be- bert, "Lanterns" costume dougger Cynthia Ann Rummers and Kruse actor and friend Trent Brock. He credits the cover just as much as the cost for the case and passion they brought to the show and makes sure to clarify the difficulty of the work that was done while highlight- ing the job he had on the production.

He'll also actually ask questions to EDD and DC reps in the room and other time that can't be repeated here because of the implica- tions to the broader fran- chias.

Chandler says one of the things that do not let him the next time he could the script for "Lanterns" was the writing. "I'm not."

"I loved the fact that there was humor, and well improvising humor, and a greatly character," says Chandler. "I could see my self in this role. Did I know anything about Green Lantern? I did not."

Green Lanterns are in- tergularly known who use a special ring to harvest their imagination and will- power to manifest objects, manipulate every task in as we see Jordan do, to Stewart's chapter.

Chandler might not have known much about Lanterns, but it was understand the power of imagination. While growing

up in rural Georgia, the characters and stories be encountered while turning the Cliff dial on the table — now were both a refuge and had he his own imagination as he played out the woods he his home. It even- fully inspired him to pur- pose a career in acting and opportunities in Melly- wood.

Concealously, the day Chandler came out to L.A. to start work on "Lanterns" was on the anniversary of the day he first left his home to share his acting dreams — Jan. 15, 1999.

The actor describes for- dan as a "talker" and "talk—it" where "pit" for more educational than other he's talking about.

"He's an older fellow who's afraid of losing his power and his mortality in coming about and his re- cee in coming to a possible court," Chandler says. So when the "young captain" Stewart comes sarcastic, the character is thought in. "I'm far wiser. I'm far nearer." I'm the only one who's ever done this before. Don't hre- get that kid."

Jordan and Stewart may not have many kind words to say about each other — especially in the 1950 era of the show — but Chandler and Pierre more than make up their.

T'd never worked with Aaron before, but now she's acting. It gets so im- bitmito," Chandler says. "Once we started playing with each other, and you're still trying to figure out who your character is, working through the other charac- ter. It's such an intimate powerful new people."

Pierre says this process was a "avital," "nonriding" and "collaborative experi- ence."

"It's not a green, nor it'll an obligation or mandatory to develop a friendship with individuals that you col- laborate with," says Pierre. "And I was focused with the Lift in developing a grow- ter, sincere friendship with Kyle that exists outside of the current of work.

As much as Chandler is guide of the about his work on "Lanterns" — including his delight that the show also on the same Warner Siva soundstops as his first TV series, "Horse- front," did in the 1970s, be- ing nervous about the first thread table read with the end of the cast and what it was like having the Green Lanterns last made — not eyes shine a bit brighter when he mentions his fam- ily.

This includes the work that led the 4th Kathryn Jo- through Parents Hall of Stopping Springs, a operati-

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STYLE CHANDLER says he could see himself in the role as we spend because of the

rug reasons center for vet- ress and their families to help Texas community that they became involved with during the pandemic.

"It's a place to help vet- resses work through the Va. to help veterans job assets, to help veterans come to gether for Tuvo Thursdays and Breakfasts and din-

ters," Chandler says. "We've had so many sup- porters and people who have donated to help this out, and it's been an in- credible experience. Very very fulfilling."

Pierre likens Jordan to a massive pianist that Stew- art is trying to piece be- gether without any instruc-

tions or even a reference. Part of Stewart's journey over the course of the show is coming to understand that Jordan is an infinite puzzle and it's OK if he doesn't understand every reunice and detail.

What he can do is understand who this dedi- cation is fundamentally at their core," Pierre says. "He knows that at his core, there is a mutual love and respect. He could trust that with his life, and that could trust John with his. At a certain point, John just kind of effort lies."

The Stewart who is tak- en to see Jordan in the final moments of the first epi- code is closer to the end of that journey.

"We had already cap- tured so much of the tran- sion between John and Hal that I was curious what I was going to feel as John seeing Hal in the stands frozen in death," says Pe- ritre of that difference that was filmed during a cold night sheet. "I felt really

emotional on the day and I totally just allowed that to prevent itself on camera. John refuses with that how he dealt with it, but I felt this well of emotion; come all the way up into my throat, and I had to sur- igate that as John.

And with a sadnesses will have to wait for the counter- ters around Jordan's death and the happenings in Bushville, Neb., to be re- solved in the show's severe remaking episodes, one thing is certain: No matter how much Jordan might come to appreciate Stewart in that time, he's probably not going to admit it out loud.

"I think that one of the guile of the are for those two guns in that they really don't like each other at the beginning," says Chandler. "At the end, you realize if it, a really wonderful friendship that occurred. He's allowed I'm not gonna be him that, but he's a friend, and I'd do anything for him."

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NBA YoungBoy talks heart condition and future

On a podcast, the rapper, now in Korea, reveals that a side of his heart is enlarged

BY ANDREA FLORES

Multiplication American rapper NBA YoungBoy has revealed that he has a heart condition — and likely "one or two" albums left in his ar- tistic career.

While a guest on an "Open Thoughts" podcast episode uploaded last week, the 20-year-old singer-song- writer from Korea Rouge, La., was asked by best Rouge Manes if he ever felt like pulling him for per- forming back-to-back downs in response, the "Bandit" singer recalled the moment when a doctor told him that he didn't do his heart was swollen.

I never told nobody I had been doing every show said YoungBoy, who also goes by YoungBoy Never Evolve Again and whose go- ns came in Rentred Dedham Nashville. I finished my tour out like that.

The rapper did not dis-

close the specifics of this health condition but clearly that a side of his heart is "dilapidaged."

"That endsure the treat- though, right?" YoungBoy followed up, quitting his chest. "She's hurting."

The rapper has released a total of nine studio albums in his career, gaining one by one in more than Louisiana be- cause including "Sweety Bushies and Kevin Oates. His first four LP's — a stul- ing "Until Death of the Name" (2008, "Top" (2020), "Sincerely, Rentred" (2020) and "The Last Silence" (2022) — were Louisiana.

But NBA YoungBoy once should have themselves for what is to come — or not. The singer revealed that the podcast that he only has one of the albums left in his re- cey. "I'm going to tour one more time throughout my life," said the rapper said, "and that it."

The podcast was filmed by the 2008 Korea Young- Boy's YoungBoy moved in an ap- point a change to start over with a clean slate after a se- tem of run one with the star in the year.

In his youth, the hi- rmator spent six months in

RAPPER NBA YoungBoy says he "just kept doing every show" despite having a heart condition and that likely "one or two" albums left in his artistic career.

seventh detention after something a robbery, an ex- perience that inspired his 200-sheet mixture "Life Is New Face."

By 2016 he would be con- nected to a series of show- ings in Baton Rouge. He served time for attempted second-degree murder, eventually pleading guilty to almost charge of aggravated

assault with a firearm, he wired to was uninteresting — suspended 20-year prison time and three years of ac- tive persuasion.

Following the release from prison in 2017, he re- leased the Southern-Up-Sop- track "Untouchable" which marked his first tour, to start Billboard Hot 100 and set the course for his popular music

career. By 2021, YoungBoy would become the youngest artist ever to reach 200 en- titres on the musical road.

In 2017, YoungBoy would become the youngest artist ever to reach 200 en- titres on the musical road. In 2018, YoungBoy's troubles have cast a shadow on the top spoting a career, including in 2020 when he was charged with a kidnap- ping and was forced to hit his girlfriend. She later de- nied the allegations, despite

surveillance footage that showed the artist throwing her to the ground.

In December 2014, a fed- ressman in Utah sentenced the rapper to a 25-month sentence on pin-related charges after he pleaded guilty to firearm possession as a concerted listen. The charges stemmed from a 1000 server during a music video and it is Baton Rouge where police recovered mul- tight firearms and drop on the wall. A month before his sentence, the rap star also pleaded guilty to hiris- volvement in a years-long preemption. She found adherence to Utah, revealing prison time in exchange for a $25,000 fine.

In May 2021, President Trump pardoned Young- Boy, sharing his sentence and other active production restrictions and drug testing in the country. The artist re- acted to the pardon on his finding last short, saying that he "spend the door to a future 7-m word hard for me! I am fully prepared to stop into this."

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在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有国际政治、经济、社会与文化报道后，以下 4 个具体事件在思想史、文化政治与制度伦理层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【特朗普撤军令亚洲盟友警惕】 [F1_1 🔍]

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▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一： 主权权力的技术化与金融权力的合谋：特朗普时代的权力新形态

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

特朗普政府在亚太地区的撤军行动（[F1_1 🔍]）与其对媒体的报复性言论（[F1_5 🔍]）并非孤立事件，而是主权权力在技术化与金融化时代的双重转向。撤军逻辑暴露了“以威胁换和平”的工具理性悖论：特朗普声称撤军将迫使朝鲜让步，但其长期接触政策（[F1_3 🔍]）却表明这种“让步”是通过持续的威胁与接触实现的，而非真正的和平。同时，特朗普家族的加密银行（[F2_9 🔍]）则展现了主权权力与金融权力的合谋：货币监理署批准“世界自由信托公司”成为信托银行，该公司由特朗普助手及史蒂夫·威利特之子创立，特朗普从中获利1200万美元（[F2_11 🔍]）。这种合谋关系不仅侵蚀了民主宪政的基础，也暴露了数字资本主义对传统银行监管的规避。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

特朗普政府的撤军行动与对媒体的报复性言论，展现了主权权力对传播空间的直接干预。特朗普对记者的斥责（“你想给我们一点荣誉吗？”[F1_4 🔍]）与其对媒体的威胁（“吊销牌照”[F1_7 🔍]）表明，主权权力正在通过话语霸权与技术治理实现对文化生产的控制。而FCC对ABC的调查（[F1_6 🔍]）则展现了技术治理对文化生产的间接控制：FCC以违反反歧视法为由调查ABC，但其真实目的是通过监管权力对媒体内容进行干预。这种双重策略——直接干预与间接控制——共同构成了特朗普时代的权力新形态。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

康德在《永久和平论》中提出的主权自保与普遍交往权的张力，为理解特朗普时代的权力困境提供了理论框架。康德认为，主权国家在追求自保的同时，必须尊重他国的主权与人权，以实现永久和平。然而，特朗普政府的撤军行动与对媒体的报复性言论，却暴露了主权权力对普遍交往权的侵蚀。同时，哈贝马斯在《技术与科学作为意识形态》中提出的技术理性对生活世界的殖民，为理解特朗普时代的权力转向提供了另一视角。哈贝马斯认为，技术理性通过对生活世界的殖民，将人类社会转化为一个技术化的系统，从而侵蚀了民主宪政的基础。特朗普政府的撤军行动与加密银行的合谋，正是这种技术理性对生活世界的殖民的典型例证。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代技术条件（如算法治理、混合战争、全球化供应链断裂）为古典理论带来了全新的挑战与拓展。首先，算法治理使得主权权力能够通过技术手段实现对社会的精准控制，从而侵蚀了民主宪政的基础。其次，混合战争使得战争伦理与技术理性的悖论更加复杂化，乌克兰的无人机袭击（[F5_31 🔍]）展现了不对称战争的技术化，同时也暴露了战争伦理在技术化战争中的失效。最后，全球化供应链断裂使得金融权力与主权权力的合谋更加隐蔽化，特朗普家族的加密银行（[F2_9 🔍]）正是这种合谋的典型例证。这些新挑战表明，我们需要重新思考主权权力、技术理性与金融权力之间的关系，以应对当代权力困境。

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专题二： 媒体权力的边界与技术治理的悖论：从ABC诉FCC到乌克兰无人机战争

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

ABC诉FCC案（[F1_5 🔍]）与乌克兰无人机袭击莫斯科（[F5_31 🔍]）看似无关，实则共同揭示了媒体权力的边界与技术治理的悖论。ABC诉FCC案展现了媒体权力与国家权力的对抗：ABC指控FCC因特朗普不满其报道而进行报复，试图阻止FCC对其电视牌照进行提前审查。而乌克兰无人机袭击则展现了技术治理对战争伦理的挑战：乌克兰通过远程无人机袭击莫斯科，旨在迫使普京进行和平谈判，但这种不对称战争的技术化，却暴露了战争伦理在技术化战争中的失效。这两个事件共同表明，在当代技术条件下，媒体权力与技术治理正在重新定义权力的边界与伦理的底线。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

ABC诉FCC案展现了媒体权力与国家权力的博弈机制：ABC通过诉讼试图阻止FCC的监管权力，而FCC则通过调查试图对ABC的内容进行干预。这种博弈机制表明，媒体权力与国家权力正在通过法律诉讼与监管权力进行对抗。而乌克兰无人机袭击则展现了技术治理对战争伦理的挑战：乌克兰通过远程无人机袭击莫斯科，试图通过技术手段实现政治目标，但这种技术化战争却暴露了战争伦理的失效。这种技术治理的悖论表明，技术理性在追求效率与控制的同时，却侵蚀了人道主义原则。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

阿多诺在《文化工业》中提出的媒体权力对文化生产的控制，为理解ABC诉FCC案提供了理论框架。阿多诺认为，媒体权力通过对文化生产的控制，将人类社会转化为一个单向度的系统，从而侵蚀了民主宪政的基础。而福柯在《规训与惩罚》中提出的监管权力对社会的控制，则为理解FCC的监管权力提供了另一视角。福柯认为，监管权力通过对社会的规训与惩罚，实现了对社会的间接控制。同时，克劳塞维茨在《战争论》中提出的战争伦理与技术理性的张力，为理解乌克兰无人机袭击提供了理论框架。克劳塞维茨认为，战争伦理与技术理性的张力，使得战争成为一个技术化的系统，从而侵蚀了人道主义原则。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代技术条件（如算法治理、混合战争、全球化供应链断裂）为古典理论带来了全新的挑战与拓展。首先，算法治理使得媒体权力能够通过技术手段实现对文化生产的精准控制，从而侵蚀了民主宪政的基础。其次，混合战争使得战争伦理与技术理性的悖论更加复杂化，乌克兰的无人机袭击展现了不对称战争的技术化，同时也暴露了战争伦理在技术化战争中的失效。最后，全球化供应链断裂使得媒体权力与技术治理的合谋更加隐蔽化，ABC诉FCC案与乌克兰无人机袭击正是这种合谋的典型例证。这些新挑战表明，我们需要重新思考媒体权力、技术治理与战争伦理之间的关系，以应对当代权力困境。

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▌ 面向学者的开放性思想追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Scholarly Inquiry)

1. 【开放性学术追问一：主权权力的技术化与金融权力的合谋，如何重新定义民主宪政的边界？】

   • 在特朗普时代，主权权力通过技术化与金融化实现了对社会的精准控制，从而侵蚀了民主宪政的基础。我们需要重新思考主权权力、技术理性与金融权力之间的关系，以应对当代权力困境。

2. 【开放性学术追问二：媒体权力的边界与技术治理的悖论，如何重新定义权力的伦理底线？】

   • 在当代技术条件下，媒体权力与技术治理正在重新定义权力的边界与伦理的底线。我们需要重新思考媒体权力、技术治理与战争伦理之间的关系，以应对当代权力困境。

3. 【开放性学术追问三：数字资本主义对民主宪政的侵蚀，如何重新定义公民权利的保障机制？】

   • 特朗普家族的加密银行展现了数字资本主义对民主宪政的侵蚀，我们需要重新思考数字资产对传统银行监管的规避，以及公民权利的保障机制。

制度与权力批判深度研判：LA Times (2026-08-19)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

1. 【特朗普撤军令亚洲盟友警惕】 [F1_1 🔍][F1_2 🔍][F1_3 🔍]

   • 事件简述：美国撤离太平洋舰队防空与导弹能力（[F1_2 🔍]），特朗普缩减韩国年度军事演习规模（[F1_3 🔍]），亚洲盟友担忧权力真空；特朗普称此举将迫使朝鲜让步，但其长期接触朝鲜政策引发质疑（[F1_3 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件触动亚洲盟友对“被遗弃感”的集体焦虑，制度理性（军事战略收缩）与生活世界痛感（安全感丧失）的剧烈撕裂，凸显霸权退却下的情感政治动员机制。

2. 【ABC起诉FCC指控报复】 [F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍][F1_7 🔍][F1_8 🔍]

   • 事件简述：ABC起诉FCC试图阻止其电视牌照审查，指控政府因报道不满进行报复（[F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍]）；特朗普曾威胁吊销批评其的电视台牌照（[F1_7 🔍]），FCC主席布伦丹·卡尔针对晚间节目主持人对总统的言论所作的评论被援引为报复证据（[F1_8 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：新闻自由与权力报复的对抗，触发公众对“言论压制”的愤怒与对民主体制的信任危机，凸显技术官僚权力对公共交往领域的侵蚀。

3. 【乌克兰无人机袭击莫斯科】 [F5_31 🔍][F5_32 🔍][F5_33 🔍][F5_34 🔍][F5_35 🔍][F5_36 🔍][F5_37 🔍]

   • 事件简述：乌克兰对莫斯科发动大规模无人机袭击，造成平民伤亡与基础设施损毁（[F5_32 🔍][F5_33 🔍]）；俄方拦截701架无人机（[F5_37 🔍]）；乌方称袭击旨在让俄罗斯民众感受压力并迫使普京进行和平谈判（[F5_35 🔍][F5_36 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：战争升级的肉体痛感（平民伤亡）与国家叙视（爱国主义动员）的对抗，凸显战争伦理中“正义暴力”与“平民牺牲”的辩证张力。

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▌ 精选核心专题理性与情感辩证论证 (The Dialectic of Logos and Pathos Monograph)

专题一： 【权力的寒光：技术官僚理性如何将民主体制的温度降至冰点】

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

特朗普政府与FCC的权力运作，呈现出一套高度技术化的制度理性模型：通过监管工具（如牌照审查、反歧视法调查）实现对媒体内容的间接控制（[F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍][F1_7 🔍][F1_8 🔍]）。FCC主席布伦丹·卡尔针对晚间节目主持人对总统的言论所作的评论（[F1_8 🔍]），实质上是将政治批评转化为“违规行为”，从而为行政权力介入提供合法性支撑。这种制度设计的核心假设是：通过技术化的监管程序，将复杂的政治冲突简化为“合规/违规”的二元对立，从而实现对公共交往领域的系统性压制。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

ABC的诉讼揭示了新闻自由在生活世界中的真实痛感：当权力通过技术官僚手段（如FCC的牌照审查）对媒体进行报复时，记者与公众的“被监视感”被无限放大（[F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍]）。特朗普对传统电视的公开威胁（[F1_7 🔍]），将新闻自由的捍卫者（如ABC）置于“叛国者”的道德污名化境地，这种符号暴力直接侵蚀了公众对民主体制的信任。更深层的痛感在于：技术官僚理性通过“合规”话语，将新闻自由的捍卫者边缘化为“违规者”，从而制造了一种“自证预言”——即任何批评权力的行为都将被定义为“违规”，进而被合法压制。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

制度理性与生活世界痛感的对抗，核心在于“合规”与“正义”的辩证张力。FCC的监管逻辑将新闻自由简化为“合规”问题，而ABC的诉讼则试图将其重新定义为“正义”问题（[F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍][F1_8 🔍]）。这种辩证摩擦的关键在于：技术官僚理性通过“合规”话语，将活生生的政治冲突转化为可管理的行政问题，而公众的愤怒（如对特朗普威胁的反弹）则试图将其重新定义为“正义”问题。这种摩擦的结果是：制度理性通过“合规”话语实现了对公共交往领域的系统性压制，而公众的愤怒则通过“正义”话语试图重建民主体制的温度。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

制度端的“去情感化冷色调语言”（如FCC的“反歧视法调查”）与生活端的“具象痛感热色调语言”（如ABC的“言论自由捍卫”）形成了鲜明对比（[F1_5 🔍][F1_6 🔍][F1_7 🔍][F1_8 🔍]）。这种话语温度差的核心在于：技术官僚理性通过“合规”话语，将复杂的政治冲突简化为可量化的行政问题，从而实现了对公共交往领域的系统性压制。而公众的愤怒则通过“正义”话语，试图重建民主体制的温度。这种话语温度差的结果是：社会心理韧性被不断消耗，而异化程度则不断加深。长期来看，这种话语温度差将进一步加剧公众对民主体制的不信任，并为极端情绪动员提供土壤。

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专题二： 【战争的肉体记忆：乌克兰无人机袭击与平民伤亡的伦理裂痕】

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

乌克兰对莫斯科的无人机袭击，体现了现代战争中“远程打击”与“肉体痛感”之间的制度性断裂（[F5_31 🔍][F5_32 🔍][F5_33 🔍][F5_34 🔍][F5_35 🔍][F5_36 🔍][F5_37 🔍]）。乌克兰国防部官员将此次袭击定义为“自战争开始以来规模最大的无人机袭击之一”（[F5_32 🔍]），其核心逻辑是通过技术手段（无人机）实现对敌方领土的“精准打击”，从而达到“心理压制”与“战略威慑”的目的。这种制度理性的核心假设是：通过技术化的战争手段，将复杂的政治冲突简化为“打击/未打击”的二元对立，从而实现对战争伦理的系统性重构。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

然而，这种技术化的战争逻辑在生活世界中制造了无法忽视的肉体痛感。俄罗斯官方媒体对袭击的报道轻描淡写，而乌克兰方面则强调“巨大损失”（[F5_33 🔍]），这种叙事差异凸显了战争伦理中“正义暴力”与“平民牺牲”的对抗。更深层的痛感在于：无人机袭击不仅造成平民伤亡，还引发了俄罗斯民众对“安全感丧失”的集体焦虑（[F5_37 🔍]），这种痛感被克里姆林宫利用，进一步强化了“爱国主义动员”的合法性。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

乌克兰的战争逻辑与俄罗斯的平民痛感之间的对抗，核心在于“正义暴力”与“平民牺牲”的辩证张力（[F5_32 🔍][F5_33 🔍][F5_35 🔍][F5_36 🔍][F5_37 🔍]）。乌克兰通过无人机袭击试图实现“心理压制”与“战略威慑”，而俄罗斯则通过“平民伤亡”的叙事，试图动员民众对战争的支持。这种辩证摩擦的关键在于：技术化的战争逻辑（无人机袭击）在生活世界中制造了无法忽视的肉体痛感（平民伤亡），从而引发了公众对战争伦理的质疑。这种摩擦的结果是：战争伦理被不断重构，而平民的痛感则被不断边缘化。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

乌克兰的“技术化战争语言”（如“无人机袭击”、“精准打击”）与俄罗斯的“平民痛感语言”（如“巨大损失”、“安全感丧失”）形成了鲜明对比（[F5_32 🔍][F5_33 🔍][F5_37 🔍]）。这种话语温度差的核心在于：技术化的战争逻辑通过“精准打击”话语，将复杂的政治冲突简化为“打击/未打击”的二元对立，从而实现了对战争伦理的系统性重构。而俄罗斯的“平民痛感语言”则试图将战争伦理重新定义为“正义”与“非正义”的对抗。这种话语温度差的结果是：社会心理韧性被不断消耗，而战争伦理的异化程度则不断加深。长期来看，这种话语温度差将进一步加剧公众对战争的厌倦，并为和平谈判提供可能的契机。