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影响力人士介入市长竞选

社交媒体视频创作者对约翰逊竞选团队的重要性日益增加；政治帖文缺乏监管

作者：Jake Sheridan 芝加哥论坛报

这段10秒钟的帖文看起来很正常，就像任何一段刷过去的无意识科幻内容一样。但当布兰登·约翰逊市长在芝加哥天际线前接受一名社交媒体影响力人士的采访并开玩笑时，标题附近的一个标签格外显眼：“付费合作伙伴”。

这使得约翰逊成为芝加哥下届市长选举中，首位公开承认付费聘请内容创作者发布支持其政治视频的已宣布或潜在候选人。

上个月的这一披露标志着芝加哥选举中出现了一种新的竞选广告力量。约翰逊——他尚未正式启动2027年市长竞选——的这一决定

是一个信号，表明市长认为，在他权衡退出方案时，Instagram和TikTok等平台上的短视频影响力在选民心中日益增强，且在很大程度上不受监管。这一策略引发了关于报酬和披露的理论问题，但约翰逊的竞选主任克里斯蒂安·佩里表示，这种情况只会变得更加普遍。

“任何值得投入的竞选活动都会尝试摸索出路。就像你支付航空公司费用一样，你现在支付的是屏幕时间，”佩里告诉《论坛报》。“这并非什么新鲜事，无论是现在还是以前。这就是

人们获取新闻和信息的地方。”

据佩里称，到目前为止，竞选团队仅支付了一名创作者的帖文费用——在关于市长的海量在线折扣中，这不过是九牛一毛。其他几位在网上表达对约翰逊支持的内容创作者告诉《论坛报》，他们没有收到任何首页费用，其中一些人还补充说，他们甚至从未与他的团队接触过。尽管如此，对于所有候选人来说，这是一个在很大程度上不受监管的空间，为过度塑造的报道甚至误导信息打开了大门。

社交媒体平台在帮助观众区分竞选活动的无偿支持者与付费承包商方面几乎没有提供帮助，一些政治人物转向影响力人士来传播他们的信息，而无需面对传统新闻机构提出的尖锐且相当直接的问题。

在约翰逊与支持者共同拍摄的新付费和非付费视频中，他没有面对挑战性的问题——相反，他获得的是很大程度上未经预设的机会。

见 A2 页的政治板块

Ambar Merlin（中间）周五在BrightPoint的Mitzi Freshmen儿童与家庭中心结束一天活动时，与她 2, 岁的儿子Uriel一起行走，Andrea Avila（右侧）抱着她2岁的儿子Sebastian。BrightPoint在该州运营六个学习中心。事件 1 / 4 / 026 / 芝加哥论坛报

特朗普去监管计划令启航计划提供者感到困扰

该提案拟取消数百项规则，旨在简化并扩大该计划，并削减行政成本

作者：Kate Foote 和 Lila Hempel-Edgers 芝加哥论坛报

近十年前，“启航计划”（Head Start）让温迪·穆马拉（Wendy Mumala）和她的孩子们获得了脱离虐待环境的基础。

这项由联邦政府资助、面向拥有婴儿、幼儿和学前儿童的低收入家庭的计划，在帕拉丁社区儿童护理中心（Palatine Community Child Care Center）为她提供了在法庭听证期间的安全住所。在穆马拉与焦虑症以及后来的产后抑郁症作斗争期间，该计划为她的生活中提供了稳定的成年人陪伴。

在采访中，她表示该计划为她的四个孩子都提供了医疗护理和学术支持。她的两个大孩子已经超出了该计划的年龄范围，目前在公立学校表现出色，而她的最小的孩子（一对双胞胎）现在就读于帕拉丁中心。

“如果不是因为孩子们在那里就读，我不可能离开他们的父亲，”现居罗林梅多斯（Rolling Meadows）、今年 34 岁的穆马拉说道，“这产生了决定性的影响。”

现在，特朗普政府正提议对该儿童计划进行重大变更，这将取消联邦政府对某些服务的要求，而这些服务正是像穆马拉这样的人所依赖的，且启航计划的领导者利用这些要求来争取至关重要的支持资金。

上周四，监管启航计划的美国卫生与公众服务部（HHS）发布了一项拟议规则，拟废除 1,000 项登记规定，并将其替换为更“精简的框架”，以努力降低监管和行政成本，并扩大该计划服务家庭的范围。

“我们正在消除不必要的官僚作风，加强营养和身体健康，对待家长和当地社区，并向更多数十万名儿童开放启航计划，”美国卫生与公众服务部部长小罗伯特·J·肯尼迪（Robert J. Kennedy, Jr.）在一份声明中表示，“这就是我们为下一代更新启航计划承诺的方式。”

伊利诺伊州的启航计划领导者表示，现在断定拟议规则将如何全面影响该州的低收入家庭还为时过早，但许多人表示他们感到担忧。根据该提案，学生人数可能会增加，而教育工作者可能会减少，且计划将被要求用英语而非工程学教学，这已经

移民问题影响明尼苏达州参议院选举

特朗普的打击行动笼罩在激烈的民主党初选之上

作者：Jonathan J. Cooper 美联社

明尼阿波利斯 —— 在明尼阿波利斯机场旁的一处联邦办公综合大楼周围的街道上，针对唐纳德·特朗普总统的全息式反抗行动找到了立足点。

由于美国移民局特工在主教亨利·惠普尔联邦大楼（Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building）部署，准备开展为期一个月的大规模驱逐行动，携带哨子和手机摄像头的抗议者聚集在此反对他们。在接下来的几个月里，该市街道上有两人被枪杀，随后特朗普在压力下撤回了行动。

如今，这些冲突成为了周二明尼苏达州美国参议院民主党初选的背景。此次竞选的竞争者包括获得建制派支持的美国众议员安吉·克雷格（Angie Craig）和立场最激进的副州长佩吉·弗拉纳根（Peggy Flanagan）。

移民辩论为这场竞选增添了新的裂痕，而这场竞选在其他方面则呼应了今年全美各地上演的许多左翼与中间派之间的分歧。

在特朗普去年重新上任后不久，克雷格投票支持加强执法，但随后在共和党总统向明尼阿波利斯派遣大批特工后，她对自己的决定表示遗憾。在 2020 年科罗拉多州博尔德市的一次文件冲突后，支持宪法的行动谴责了弹药，并对包括美国移民和海关执法局（ICE）官员在内的低强度执法表示感谢。

这些投票可能会成为克雷格八年职业生涯中最令人不安的决定，而弗拉纳根在试图将对方描绘成不愿与华盛顿一个直言不讳的政府作斗争的人时，重点强调了这一决定。

“我认为那是我的投票永久改变的时候，这就是为什么无论如何我都不会投票给她

详见 A9 页参议院（SENATE）报道

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Bally's 芝加哥项目暂停

该公司暂停了其位于 River West 的 37 亿美元赌场综合体中几乎所有非博彩设施的建设 —— 导致 1,000 名工人停工 —— 原因与该市在视频赌博问题上存在分歧。芝加哥地带，43

战斗机乐队（Foo Fighters）挖掘过去

戴夫·格劳德（Dave Gould）和他的乐队回顾了他们 31 年的历史，在士兵球场（Soldier Field）举行了一场三小时的音乐会。这是一次完整的回顾展和一场摒弃了年轻一代风格的老派摇滚秀。艺术与生活，85

猫咪之旅抵达，首场活动大获成功

作者：Christopher Boswell 芝加哥论坛报

瞧！ 林肯广场（Lincoln Square）雄伟的弯道！

如此独特，如此难以捉摸，如此容易感到无聊。Polio 来了，又名家猫。在周六 —— 或者在北区现在所称的周六 —— 这种稀有生物被目击出现在三层墙壁公寓的窗户里，在维多利亚式圆顶的六个长凳上，在正门前的网格围栏后面，以及两辆婴儿车的底部。观察者的队伍，大约一千人，在人行道上聚集。人们在那里，许多人拿着昂贵的相机，更多的人穿着猫咪导师装和猫咪 T 恤，热切地等待目击猫咪。

一个声音响起：“在那儿！”手指立即指向上方，仿佛每个人都发现了一家 UPS！在汉密尔顿大道（Hamilton Avenue）的一扇窗户里，一只名叫 Crumb 的猫，一只真正的海岸立方体针，出现了。Crumb 注视着仰慕者，然后打了个哈欠，接着跳了下来，再次消失在视线中。

“太神奇了！10 分满分 10 分！”有人说道。

另一个人对如此短暂的目击并不太感冒，打趣道：“什么时候，什么时候，我的意思是，猫还没有被训练好如何应对 PEPPERPERPERPERPER 吗”

最好的食物可能不是最后一个！林肯广场猫咪之旅提供了这个

一名穿着“粉色波斯出租车”衬衫的猫之国成员，在周六的林肯广场猫咪之旅期间展示 Get Nude。ARTHUR MAGNELL & 芝加哥论坛报

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芝加哥市长布兰登·约翰逊于 4, 1998 2:44:10:00 2:44:00:00 2:44:00:00 2:44:00:00 出席在芝加哥士兵球场外举行的一场“国家之夜”活动

政治

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以展示他的个性、他的成就以及对请求的回应。布兰登·约翰逊本人继续定期回答媒体的提问。每周多次，他将新闻发布会的剪辑——通常是与记者的激烈交锋——上传到自己的账号。去年秋天，当他强烈谴责罗纳德·特朗普总统以及政治移民对城市的影响及其内容时，他的关注度迅速飙升，这甚至与在线计划的支持观点相吻合。他的 Instagram 账号现在拥有超过 450,000 名关注者，使其成为市长的一种关键沟通模式。

。在最后 8 次中，约翰逊竞选团队为该 10 秒片段中使用的视频创作者支付了费用。尽管竞选财务报告员 Rebecca Lehmann 可能会披露具体金额。

Lehmann 现在发布了一段标记为“你们都被骗了”的涉及市长的视频，其中包括一段友好的一对一采访中的三天片段，她在周五上午发布的一段视频中提到，该女性是关于报酬的首次竞选。

“如果你认为这会影响我接下来要说的任何话，那么，就是这样，”她在视频中说道。“我的立场是我不支持任何特定的药物，我支持芝加哥。”

在周五晚些时候给《芝加哥论坛报》的一份声明中，她表示得到了说服市长的机会，“我很幸运能够参与到其中涉及的工作中。”

“毕竟，内容创作被称为工作。作为一名创作者，我一直透明地对待我的所有处理方式，并且在知道这会引发讨论的情况下谨慎地处理，”她写道。“Reynolds 认为，我将让内容为我说话。”

在那个视频发布前的几周里，约翰逊否认了寻求付费影响力支持的可能性。他说，就我个人而言，我并不意识到影响力人物会为了分享财务价值而获得报酬。

“认为会出现问题这种想法是，我全力支持他。我不确定。我不确定 我不确定。我不确定 我不确定。”

随后，就在该视频发布前几个小时，Reynolds 的首次 5 门竞选活动并未透露是否会为这类帖子付费，尽管他表示信用评分会改变，并将与内容创作者合作称为首要任务。

“那个决定还没有做出，”他当时说。“我们是否付费仍有待确定。至于我们是否拥有知道如何在数字空间组织的高签名者，是的，我们将这样做。”

上个月早些时候，约翰逊的竞选团队聚集了一组受欢迎的芝加哥内容创作者，在市长被指责后，与约翰逊进行了为期两天的会议和采访。其中包括所有者兼电影制作人 Rachel Cohen，她在最近几周发布了一段支持约翰逊的视频，被其 450,000 名关注者看到。

“如果布兰登·约翰逊竞选连任，我全力支持他，”Cohen 在一段视频的开头说道，她的脸对着镜头。“我不会轻易支持候选人。”

Cohen 表示，她为该视频获得了一个“基础且相当低的污名”。“这是我做的第一件事，我不会那样做。我 会那样做。我 会那样做。”

“虽然这对于芝加哥市长竞选来说可能是一个新现象，但其他人一直一直是更广泛政治格局的一部分”

“这些影响力人物能给人一种感觉，就像是你认识的人，是你街区的人，或者是你可能在酒吧里遇到的人，他们关心你所关心的球队。这与主流媒体记者截然不同。”

——约书亚·伦德尔（JOSHUA LUNDELL），资深芝加哥竞选经理，曾协助指导前市长洛里·莱特富特（Lori Lightfoot）的竞选活动。

数年来，他 2024，Democracy confidential 为在芝加哥举行的民主党全国代表大会首次邀请了 200 多名内容创作者和社交媒体影响力人物。今年早些时候，国家新闻机构注意到，伊利诺伊州第 9 国会选区民主党初选中的黑金团体向影响力人物提供 1,000 美元，以换取他们支持某些候选人。

与此同时，许多塑造芝加哥人如何看待市长竞选的人，与任何竞选活动都没有关系——无论是有偿还是无偿。

进步派内容创作者史蒂文·奈耶·伍兹（Steven Naye Woods）长期关注联邦政治，在她的账号上拥有超过 10,000 名追随者。上个月，在看到约翰逊的对手支持一项非电影投票公投提案（询问大选选民城市是否应采取百万富翁税）的新闻后，她将她的关注点转向了市政厅。

此后，她开始发布对每位在任市议员的简短分析，详细阐述

他们的言论和关键投票，这些视频累计获得了超过一百万次观看。每段视频都写着同一个词，尽管几乎都有一个重大问题。芝加哥有一个市议员问题。

“人们整天 1 尝试让大量信息变得易于获取和消化，”她告诉《芝加哥论坛报》。“人们需要信息，他们只是不知道从哪里获取。”

合理地讲，概述、展示和讲述此类视频是一项艰苦的工作，创作者应该获得能力认可并获得报酬。伍兹表示，她补充说，只要创作者指出他们自己的价值观，获得报酬并没有错，并且她预测付费内容将变得更加普遍。

作为一名全职创作者，伍兹表示她通过 broomans、后续捐赠以及来自社交媒体平台的少量预付付款来赚钱。尽管她公开支持约翰逊，但她说：“我认为这些社会机构正处于基础之上，当你拥有一位不仅能满足需求而且能激发希望的市长时。”

竞选活动转向创作者也是因为竞选组织通常不擅长处理社交媒体。Reverend Chicago 的创始人安德鲁·冈德森（Andrew Gunderson）表示，许多人认为创作者的内容比品牌和民选官员等人的内容更真实。

“很明显，竞选活动在内容创作方面完全不知道自己在做什么，”冈德森说。

有些人指出，在向创作者提供报告内容方面已被证明有效。他说，候选人 39 Fritcher 在周五下午主持了一场法案签署仪式，莱曼（Lehmann）和伍兹本人都出席了，或者在周五下午关注了一些更重要的家庭暴力保护问题。

他说，更多的竞选分发者将投入更多资金来完全支付创作者的费用。但他说，最成功的人并不交换金钱——他们给创作者一点。

“他们通常只是普通人，在寻找可以分享给朋友的真正酷的事情，”他说。

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波希米亚国家公墓接受调查

位于芝加哥 North Park 社区的波希米亚国家公墓及火葬场。BRIAN GASSELL / A / TREBINE

该机构被指控处理人类遗骸不当

作者：Evgenia Anastasakos 芝加哥论坛报

在上周一家国家艾滋病（National Aids）殡仪馆被发现近 60 具腐烂尸体后，芝加哥第二家机构被指控处理人类遗骸不当。

伊利诺伊州审计长办公室在新闻稿中表示，在调查人员收到关于可能存在存储违规行为的警报后，位于 North Park 的波希米亚国家公墓及火葬场已被命令停止接收任何新的人类遗骸。

新闻稿称，该办公室在 July 12, 收到了举报。On July 24, 工作人员走访了现场，发现了“大量”设备故障，以及部分等待火化的遗骸“未在适当温度下保存”。

当时，该机构有 16 人在等待火化。

审计长办公室表示，所有人员随后均已火化，遗骸已归还给各自的家属。

审计长办公室表示，波希米亚国家公墓正在配合正在进行的调查。周四，在收到一份关于遗骸未在物业存储区丢失的投诉后，在南芝加哥礼拜堂（South Chicago-Chapel）发现了 17 具腐烂的尸体。

根据一份警方报告，在对该设施进行走访期间，投诉人与三名警员在殡仪馆的不同区域发现了未被unenfugested存储的遗骸。

周五晚些时候，一名警方发言人表示：“内阁区域靠近侦探们正在进行刑事调查。”

Bally's 暂停公司大部分建设工程

因视频赌博争议，酒店及其他非博彩设施被搁置

作者：Robert Channock 芝加哥论坛报

由于与市政府在视频赌博终端核心问题上陷入僵局，Bally's Chicago 正在暂停其位于 River West 的 17 亿加元 billion 赌场综合体中几乎所有非博彩设施的建设。

这一系列事件立即影响到了芝加哥社区建设者联盟（Chicago Community Builders Collection），这是一个监督该项目的总承包伙伴关系，实际上将从高层酒店、活动中心到若干计划中的餐厅的所有项目全部搁置。

该决定还导致 1,500 名工会工人处于停工状态，因为大部分建设工作陷入停滞。's 表示：“赌场本身仍计划于 2027 年初开业，但更大的娱乐综合体处于临时限制状态，等待 VGT 争议的解决。”

该公司在评论中表示：“'s 已向芝加哥社区建设者联盟 (CCBC) 发出通知，这对于 's Chicago 永久赌场部分元素的建设进度至关重要。视频赌博终端 (VGTs) 可能出现不受控制的激增，这违反了市政府在《东道国社区协议》(HCA) 中承诺不扩大博彩业的约定，并造成了可能对 's Chicago 房产产生不利影响的不确定性。”

's 主张，今年预算中将视频赌博终端在芝加哥合法化，违背了这家总部位于罗德岛的公司与市政府之间于 2022 年签署的关于建设永久赌场及设施的协议。这也是布兰登·约翰逊市长与那些不顾其反对而在预算中加入这些终端的市议员之间的矛盾点。

市长发言人周日未回应置评请求。

伊利诺伊州于 2009 年通过了《视频博彩法》，这些机器于 2012 年开始进入其餐厅、卡车停靠站和酒吧。根据伊利诺伊州博彩委员会的数据，目前全州有近 50,000 台 VGT 分布在 $700 locations ——这是全美数量最多的。

这种增长部分是以牺牲赌场的利益为代价的。博彩委员会的数据显示，今年截至 7 月， 产生的净收入高于该州的 17 家赌场，且产生的税收约为后者的两倍。

芝加哥在去年秋天批准了视频赌博，市议员在 2024 年预算中应计入这些终端的收入，希望以此填补 800 万 资金缺口。截至上个月，伊利诺伊州博彩委员会共有 200 份待处理的芝加哥 选址申请，但尚未有任何一份获批开始运营。

's Chicago 希望看到来自 KKP Global 的专家能协助解决与市政府的 争议。在一次不寻常的安排中，KKP Global 雇佣了前市长洛里·莱特富特（Lori Lightfoot），其政府当年选择了 's 来建设芝加哥的第一家赌场。

知情人士透露，'s 计划因 争议导致的暂停而扣留每年向市政府支付的 400万美元 款项。而涉及的利益远不止这笔款项，市政府预计该永久赌场综合体每年将产生 2亿美元 的当地税收。

2023 年 5 月，'s 在一场激烈的竞争中胜出，获得了莱特富特政府的——

上方：周日，芝加哥西海岸大道（West Coast Avenue）350 号沿线的 's Chicago 赌场项目现场下着雨。's Chicago 正在暂停其位于 River West 的 17 亿加元 billion 赌场综合体中几乎所有非博彩设施的建设。

左侧：周日，赌场项目现场停放着建筑设备。

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...管理部门，其计划通过建设一个价值 17 亿美元 billion 的娱乐综合体（包括一家 500 间客房的酒店、一座 $300 访问量剧院、10 家餐厅以及 5,000 个就业岗位）击败了其他四个提案。在对位于 River West 的未来“经典”印刷厂进行审查后，Bally's 自 2023 年起一直在 River North 地区的 Whitfield Temple 运营一家较小的临时赌场。

据消息人士透露，Bally's 打算履行其在主办协议下的义务，包括建设一座 34 层高的酒店，该酒店在未来赌场城市的芝加哥河沿岸已经建到了 $20 高。但由于 VGT 问题仍悬而未决，'s 正在放缓家庭启动计划，以及从餐厅、美食广场到活动中心的所有项目。

消息人士称，如果市政府在视频博彩推广方面退让，'s 将再次加快整个娱乐综合体的建设进度。

's 在一份声明中表示：“我们对此并不轻视，因为这可能会影响到许多一直努力建设 's Chicago 的 1,500 名赌场贸易从业人员。我们将继续应对任何问题，并希望这包括与市长办公室和市议会进行更富有成效的讨论。”

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校友与前教师齐聚学校告别仪式

作者：Jeff Virvis 为《芝加哥论坛报》撰写

来自橡树林（Oak Lawn）的凯文（Kevin）和香农·卡博诺（Shannon Carbonneau）在去年年底得知他们将迎来一个孩子。

虽然选择学校还很遥远，但凯文很喜欢将他的第一个孩子送到他曾经就读的天主教小学——位于埃弗格莱夫斯公园（Everglaves Park）的殉道者女王学校（Queen of Martyrs）。

“这是传统，”凯文在谈到这所学校时说，“父母把孩子送到这里，在一些家庭中，已经有三四代人在这里就读了。”

露西·卡博诺（Lucy Carbonneau）在两周前出生，但她将无法延续这一传统。

本月，全国各地的学校可能开始开学，但在殉道者女王学校，人们正为学校的关闭而感到惋惜。“这也一样，”他说道，“但芝加哥在六月份宣布关闭于1993年开办的殉道者女王学校。”

周日，有数百人中的七人来到现在的圣格拉滕斯教区（St. Glatens Parish）参加最后一次弥撒，参观学校，并聚集在一起分享回忆以及

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表达对关闭的遗憾。

凯文·卡博诺就是那些不喜欢学校关闭想法的人之一。

“我崩溃了，”他说，“听到这个消息绝对是一场灾难。这是你从未想过会发生的事情，尤其是当你一直看到它就在身边的时候。”

他确实经历了一个快乐的时刻。周日当他回到 Rome 2. 教室时。那是他最初随伊利诺伊（Illinois）或金格尔（Gingell）上一年级的地方。当他进入房间时，退休的金格尔就在房里，两人拥抱在一起，金格尔得以

见到露西。

金格尔说，在这所学校有许多回忆，在2003年离开之前，她在那里度过了愉快的18年。Rome 2 看起来与当年不同。

“我们以前在房间后面放着成本（costs），”她说，“而且我们以前没有这种大屏幕电视。”

虽然她仍然是该教区的一员，但这是她几十年来第一次走进这个房间。

在图书馆里，四名前学生正指向书架上方。他们

发现了刻有自己名字的奖牌，那是他们从美国军团（American Legion）获得的荣誉。

马特·鲁迪（Matt Ruddy，2003届）、劳伦·鲁迪（Lauren Ruddy，2017届）、莎拉·斯科特（Sarah Scott，2017届）和汤姆·鲁迪（Tom Ruddy，2020届）很高兴能再次看到图书馆。劳伦·鲁迪和斯科特正在翻找，看看能否在他们多年前借书的卡片上找到自己的名字。

即使对于较年轻的毕业生来说，看到学校也是第一次。

“看到它消失很悲伤，”马特·鲁迪说，“但它仍然在我们的心中地带。我们将延续这些拥抱。”

大主教区在由天主教学校监督员格雷格·里奇蒙德（Greg Richmond）签署的一封给学校家庭的信中表示，由于研究生入学人数大幅下降，该校将被关闭。信中提到了一些“今年不公平”的事件，指的是一名被指控性猥亵的前代课教师，该教师后来对减轻后的指控认罪。

大主教区官员计算了数据并表示，位于西83街1919号的殉道者女王学校在

入学人数方面出现了剧烈下滑。该校在2014, 有超过125名学生，但在2025, 其入学人数已跌至176人。

未来似乎更加黯淡，因为大主教区正准备应对今年160人的入学人数，并预计在决定关闭前将面临$400,000的亏损。

将其与1933. 1月相比。这所$500,000的学校距离开门仍有数月之久，而《芝加哥论坛报》是第二次报道学生报名情况。

之后的情况是这样的。“每个教室有50个孩子，没有任何建议，”1964年毕业的塔利西公园（Talisy Park）居民加里·戈德索姆（Gary Godsewom）说。

在弥撒期间，圣格拉滕斯教区主任本尼迪克特·帕克斯兰（Rev. Benedicts Paxlan）神父表示，虽然人们可能对学校感到沮丧，但他认为这是当地的判断。他说，这并非此次特定咨询的内容，而是他们生活中的一个新篇章，并表示这可以提供新的学习机会。

Paxlan 并不是在为深受喜爱的地区宗教资质提供新的结业材料。

2024年6月10日，他

为位于 Everglaves Park 的圣伯纳丁教堂（St. Bernardine Church）主持了最后一场弥撒。

圣伯纳丁教堂与殉道者女王教堂（Queen of Martyrs）合并，以造福 Glatens 教区。

殉道者女王学校为学前班至八年级的学生提供教育。

大主教区意识到 6 月的公告会导致家庭陷入混乱，因此希望教会和学校领导层能帮助学生寻找新学校。

公告发布后不久，殉道者女王学校的 Facebook 页面就充斥着来自芝加哥及南部郊区九所学校的广告。

与此同时，那些曾在该校就读的人在回顾时感到了回报。

“它关闭了，这令人心碎，”1967年毕业的 George 和 Ruth Lee Godsewom 说道。“我的父母为了让我进入天主教学校而努力工作，他们对此全心投入。我将上帝置于生命之首，直到今天这依然是一种恩赐。”

Jeff Virvis 是《每日 Kautznews》的自由撰稿记者。

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上周末，这个田园诗般的社区吸引了几千根绿色香烟，而且为了准确起见，它确实如其字面意思那样。一次两小时的傍晚步行之旅，其中林肯广场有 12-3 名参与者，居民们被教导成为供公众视察的自然徒步伴侣。

专题：尝试了“APARTHWAY”

以及，“NO CUST”。还有，“哦，看，看，看，填字游戏”。

他们遇到了 Leo，他最喜欢的电影是《碟中谍：林肯之城》；他们遇到了 Paddling，他只在 Fancy Hearts 中见过小马；他们遇到了苹果街上的 Gertrude，她是城市的一员，被问到“你闻到更多东西了吗！没有！”；他们遇到了温内顿大道上的马塞尔·杜尚，他是城市的一员，被问到“那是哪条大道，谁可能在其中一个前盘上”，然后他们遇到了 Cordlewood，体重接近 20 磅，中途遇到了 Cliff，他那航海般的眼睛最为常见，有时让他看起来像个英国讨债人（尽管他实际上是 upropried）。他们试图讲述这座城市的故事，并在他常用的窗外停下，对着一张古灵精怪的“芝加哥地图”聚集。

第三部分看向城市旁边，以及这座城市的故事，以及这座城市的故事，他们遇到了前往 เขต 的旅行，之前只有部分景点没有在睡觉，分娩倡议，以及关于此事的过去业务。

据其主人雅各布·科利（Jacob Corley）称，男高音格雷森·多拉多（Grayson Dorado）很喜欢他获得的关注。他喜欢那些拥有 live-live 的女性，也喜欢那些钦佩他的男性。

141 名爱好者发誓并拿着贝蒂的小照片，一群人参与了周六的林肯广场猫咪之旅活动，尽管他可能是一个“天主教徒” THE ONE。

格雷森·多拉多是以歌手杰森·多拉多（Jason Dorado）的名字命名的，其“政府全名”是格雷森·马特罗斯·多拉多（Grayson Matross Dorado），阴谋家厌倦了另一个，他打了个盹，“我必须定期地，我必须在这里看我的 mid-held 啤酒，向每个人展示他。基本上，我一直很爱他，”科利说。

她向访客分发了 120 个女孩，每个女孩都拿着一个格雷森·多拉多最喜欢的黄色半薄窗户复制品。“这里的三楼公寓，她沿着一排苦拖的金色气球飞过，上面写着——‘GRASSION DEPICTA'S PENTAGUE’。”

参加活动的阿莎·鲁比（Asha Ruby）和格伦·克莱恩（Glen Kline）表示：“这次旅行让我整天都在微笑。我的意思是，它非常令人愉悦且有趣，我想猫主人不像狗主人那样经常能这样庆祝！当你给他们机会时，就会发生这样的事情。”

事实上，这在一定程度上成为了首届林肯广场猫咪之旅的动力，

克里斯汀·赫斯顿（Christine Heston）与她的朋友兼邻居卡恩·韦伯（Kahn Webber）共同代表了这两者。（该之旅有一个 Facebook 页面提供更多信息。）

关于猫：“贝蒂说我同意这些事情，我对狗没有意见，但一直以来狗的活动很多，而对于大部分时间被访谈且待在室内的猫来说，活动却不多，所以我们决定拨出一天来向它们表达爱！”

“但我们不仅仅是狗，要非常明确，”韦伯补充道。“贝蒂还被命名为芝加哥尚未跳上这辆奇特的文化马车，还没有举办过社区步行之旅，而其他几个城市已经这样做多年了。这一趋势大约在十年前始于明尼阿波利斯的 Wedge 区。当时一名记者约翰·爱德华兹（John Edwards）在对该社区仓鼠之家的常规步行之旅中，部分出于玩笑，提出了一种家庭式的猫咪展示与讲述。然而，这个想法自 1917 年起立即流行起来。保罗随后跟进。”

马萨诸塞州萨默维尔增加了巡游，但在评论中，加利福尼亚州今年夏天举行了首次，尽管 Kenkjaul 是一个在 2002 年开始的岛屿，但更多的冒险猫咪之旅已成为全球各城市（包括伊斯坦布尔和日本）的旅游主打项目，在那里的猫承担着历史性的职责。

“有一天，我的猫在林子里待着，还没什么名气，而另一天我在思考这件事时，我决定在 Facebook 上发一些内容，看看是否有人感兴趣，我提供了 8 种选择，”赫斯顿（Heston）说道。她结识了韦伯（Webber），后者在每个圈子公司工作并负责地图绘制。她原以为大约有 10 个人，即 maple-20 的猫主人会感兴趣，结果却有超过 2,000 人在 9 / 9 留下了信息，如此之多的猫主人报名展示他们的未来，以至于一次步行游览变成了同步视图，范围从芝加哥河一直延伸到伊利诺伊大道，现在的步行路线致力于林肯广场（Lincoln Square）的不同区域。

“我们决定不再保留，”韦伯说。“我们要占用整个周六。”事实上，这一天始于参观周围各种猫的邻里，更多地前往其他城市，猫的领养在这里的管理中进行。在林肯大道的戴维斯街（Davis Street）有一个（已售罄）的“CATHOLICA 2020”猫咪视频展。林肯广场的商店和餐厅提供了以猫为中心的特惠活动。随后在游览之后，在一个巨大的 infidelity 猫下方举行了一场免费的街区派对。

然而，游览在下午晚些时候大约两小时后结束，“因为你不能为了猫而空出四个小时，”赫斯顿说。“它们非常忙。”

毕竟，其中一些猫拥有 TikTok 账号，有些则有一系列短视频。有 10 个人在白色副本和地毯后面展示了他的猫。

“只需要这个，粗糙的，而且，嗯，就像一点万宝路，”住在附近雷文斯伍德庄园（Ravenswood Manor）的耶稣·鲁特（Jesus Root）说。“意思是，高端——上流社会的人。所以这一定是那个该死的东西。我肯定要跑去探索一下这到底是怎么回事。”

在那些时间排满的街道上，你无法忘记。

人们耐心地在门廊上排队等待会见猫、抚摸猫、拍摄视频、向猫借木头。爱猫者们凝视着二楼和三楼的猫，而那些猫则理所当然地向下俯视。林肯广场南边缘的游览规模很大，大约有 200 人，由一名叫迪尔·格兰兹（Deere Glanz）的女性带领，她的 7 号衬衫上写着“向我们展示你的家！”她身后的爱猫者队伍延伸得像一条船，长度达一整个街区。凯文·鲍恩（Kevin Bowen）抱着心碎，看到了他们的联系方式，对自己说：“噢我的天呐，是谁在为这玩意儿策划营销！”人群在 Luns 的引导下，移向 Kahn，后者跳进他的笔触中，随后是 WWW (everyone.com)。

“Bretie 的猫？”格兰兹宣布。

坎德尔·克莱恩（Candle Kline）一直在他的小型视图中走出来，他们向爱猫者展示了高达 200,000 个。Smudgy 从衣服上站起来，水平下降！一群人围绕在他身边。

然后他们全部在门上，增长、分裂，在经过转角和企业时聚集新成员。弗雷德·普赖尔（Fred Pryor，即 King 先生）潜伏着，另一个是 Appalach 的人，Obey 先生、Popp 女士、Crowe，那些人为他搅拌进一个更近的角落以获得快乐。在同一个房间里的许多人，可以看到麦田的颜色，有些猫有着巨大的胺类眼睛。有些，像心碎之田，带着一点低调和普通，眼睛睁得很大，挤在到处。

当然，猫才是重点。

但你很快在这里意识到，社区才是关键，那些最近从大西洋搬到芝加哥的人在这里利用这次游览来结识新邻居。在她步伐的后面，这座城市是一辆非常大、非常高的灰色车厢，那是 Karma，她的蓝色字体被使用了。带有 snagglansock 的 Hibiscus 和 Karma 具有不可阻挡的力量，但它在 Nick O'Kernan 身上非常大且出名。直到最近， 作为一个被救助的动物，还不允许任何人抱起她。而现在 很容易被看到，她是林肯广场猫咪之旅的一个大买家。“我会为了某些东西和你以及你的而努力。”，她感谢我们！

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根据当前规则的要求，这些是群体农民。据总部位于伊利诺伊州、致力于推动启航计划（Head Start）普及性的组织 Park city 的联邦政策与倡导总监 Nadja Gorszkowski 称，这些变化在芝加哥可能会比在弱势家庭中更为显著。

“芝加哥是一座如此多元化的城市，拥有如此多不同类型的居民家庭，无论全国范围内发生什么样的挑战，如果这项规则通过，在芝加哥都会有更多的体现，”Gorszkowski 表示。“所有这些在服务双语学习者、不支持双语主义、缺乏针对残障儿童的特定服务方面的挑战，都将影响芝加哥社区，因为所有这些家庭都住在芝加哥。”

政府已开放公众评论，为期 60 天，将于 10 月 6 日结束。

启航计划服务于近 24,000 名儿童，并提供 2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000- 2,000-2

午餐是 1945 年作为林肯总统国家协会的一项倡议，旨在为家庭和儿童提供服务，该计划目前服务于 700,000 多名女性和五岁以下儿童，其中包括五项针对孕妇的儿童护理和健康服务。该计划促进学校及学校活动，例如学习与发展、健康以及家庭福祉。

由 Young 政府提出的拟议规则将在扩大计划的同时减少行政支出。该计划将达到 2,000,000，多中心成本将增加，计划提供服务的时长和天数也将增加。个人发展账户将被取消。

Mannick 表示，这些服务对 2010 年儿童接受牙科清洁和获得年龄相关服务产生了更大影响。当来自东部 Mannick 的家庭水管损坏且没有信用额度去更换它时，一个

Harold 过去曾是一名言语治疗师，与她最好的在 open-stds（箭头和第 100 项）中寻找宝藏，在寻找 Mannickian 的过程中，在寻找 的过程中，发现了四个孩子，他们全部参加过启航计划。JOHN STEBENS / DALE HERALD

计划的社会工作者，并在几天内就在他们的门前出现了几个。

她说，如果启航计划一直按照该计划的削减方案运行，她不确定她的家庭是否还能在一起。

“他们会被遗漏在体制之外，” 说。“我无法履行所有这些职责，而且它并不存在。我不知道会发生什么。”

新拟议变更的一个主要组成部分是减少联邦监管，转而允许更多人监督该计划，包括预防、学生组规模和状态、背景调查以及交通实践。其中还包括将行政支出从 10-year 降低到 7%，倡导团体表示这可能会导致 2,000，但目前尚无法得知这将产生多大影响。

尽管大多数服务提供者表示他们将努力维持目前的服务质量，但拟议方案将产生常规影响。启航计划已经运行多年。长期以来作为启航计划承诺的家长咨询委员会目前被要求在每个中心设立，现在可能变为可选。

该提案还取消了关于启航计划学前班运营比例的联邦要求，以及对家庭基础服务的更多要求。对于某些人来说，这意味着护理时间可能减少，迫使工作父母削减其对替代儿童护理的结论。

启航计划在全州范围内的道路和成功在一定程度上与该计划的现有标准挂钩。伊利诺伊州启航计划协会执行主任 Luan Morrison-Fricktel 告诉《芝加哥论坛报》。

2,000。

全州许多启航计划 (Head Start) 的教室里大约有 10 名学生以及相应的教师。Morrison-Fricktel 表示，在拟议的法规下，教室将与该州的师生比保持一致，而这一比例根据儿童的年龄组而有所不同。根据该州人类服务部的网站，伊利诺伊州的标准要求每间教室配备两名工作人员，以确保儿童数量和支持教室的存在，且 3 岁、4 岁和 5 岁的儿童人数为 20 人。

她补充道，虽然拟议的学生人数增加并不剧烈，但与支出减少相关，这可能会导致难以为每个孩子提供个体化学习。“他们希望我将此应用于教室，而我们希望朝着相反的方向走，”Morrison-Fricktel 说道。“我们的孩子需要更多的教育机会关注。其中一些孩子处于一个巨大的教室中，在 1 岁或幼儿阶段，针对该个体的个体化计划或支持就丢失了。”

将家庭与资源联系起来的家庭服务工作者也可能会看到他们的个案量显著增加。2024 年的一项风险签署个案在 2024 年今天，拟议方案的第一项将取消 Chicagotriot 并给予当地项目在人员配置方面更多的自主权。

除此之外，其他人员（如人力资源）负责的行政成本——包括背景调查和交通服务——将被项目行动“削减”。Illinois 已经成为了一个 son-Fricktel 说道。该上限可能会给服务带来重大影响，尤其是对于那些处于弱势位置（如该州农村地区）的人员。

“这总是会让一些人无法运行项目。我们有些项目仅服务于 200 名孩子，”Morrison-Fricktel 说道。“我们希望有一个项目来提供其他变动，并将通过如何选择 off-knit 来提供。管理层认为我们将继续做我们正在做的事情，但我们将没有资金去执行。”

该项目的潜在变化发生在启航计划（包括在 Chicagotriot 地区）经历多年的不确定性之后。启航计划的芝加哥区域办公室于 2021 年 4 月关闭，缺口尚未被覆盖，总计涉及 1,000 人。该项目最根本的变化将是一个 great Friday festival，关于该提案的担忧。

对于 Morrison-Fricktel 来说，她曾在伊利诺伊州西部城市 Gatchburg 陪伴年幼的孩子，政府的公众评论期从一个城市转移到另一个城市。该项目是一个 program，试图向那些失去的人保证，我们将共同战斗，通过共同努力并利用我们的观点，我们可以做到这一点。”Morrison-Fricktel 说道，“我认为拥有 10 年以上的经验更好，我们不会离开，也不会让那些学生在我们的第一步中掉队！这就是我们的身份。”

根据 Brightpoint 首席执行官 Mike Haren 的说法，启航计划强制执行的高质量早期儿童教育与传统的儿童看护截然不同，且儿童网络已使该学校符合该州一些学习要求较低的基本标准。

Brightpoint 在其六个芝加哥 / land 家庭中心为 400 多名参加启航计划的儿童提供服务，另有 200 名儿童在 1980 年代，并进行了其中一些访问。该模式延伸至其父母和家庭，使这些服务在疾病和健康方面更加普及。这实际上是质量的目的。

“拟议的系列包含监管负担，以及综合服务质量应该被称作什么，”他说。“这就是系统需要更仔细地进行最佳处理的需求。”

在 Brightpoint，Haren 表示，上限将意味着

5.14 亿 减少的白色要求，使组织在没有任何结果的情况下提供服务并运行该项目。该非营利委员会和人数统计基础设施可以帮助弥补这一损失，但较小的儿童之家没有同样的缓冲空间。

启航计划（Head Start）并非由国家政府、组织以及至少在 20 世纪 80 年代内的一分钟内组织所负担。由于启航计划建立在服务应根据单个儿童的需求量身定制这一理念之上，这些削减的影响可能会延伸到他们所服务的儿童和家庭之外。

“小型供应商有权在某些情况下使用他们自己的，在数十年的时间里，伴随着文学的使用，学校和社会服务供应商，”他说道。“通常，没有证据表明该计划不是一种良好的帮助方式。”

BrightPoint 的数据显示，其启航计划（Head Start）和身体启航计划（Body Head Start）中超过 90% 的儿童并非一种良好的帮助方式。根据其调查，在被认为对幼儿园、居住地必要的信息开发中，90% 的儿童在 20 世纪 80 年代因为参加启航计划而改善了与子女的依恋关系。

参与该计划的协会和中心表示担心，该计划是一种削弱护理水平和服务工作的良好方式。

曼尼克（Mannick）表示，这种护理对她的家庭至关重要。“我认为这是一种良好的帮助方式，在她的大孩子第一年患有创伤后应激障碍时，将其与治疗联系起来以帮助他克服。当她的小儿子在发育医疗专科方面落后时，启航计划为他找到了一个部分。”

曼尼克说，这项服务支持了孩子，即使在他们认为存在曼尼克所说可能会导致他们被常规儿童护理计划除名的情况时也是如此。这就是为什么她不会帮助该计划。拟议的变更将取消目前关于因行为而导致的监督和开除的限制。

该计划的规则是，他本会被支持几次，然后在就读的第一年内提供。 “我认为这是一种良好的帮助方式，在儿童护理的第一年让孩子们获得社交技巧，而不是仅仅使用，‘好吧，跟带你来这里的父母回家面对这些问题’。”

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致投标人 出版人 米奇·普（Mitch Pugh） 执行编辑

克里斯·琼斯（Chris Jones），编辑页编辑

芝加哥论坛报

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社论

在卢普区地标建筑中设立数据中心是个糟糕的主意

当你想到目前在全国政治中展开的数据中心议题时，脑海中浮现的是在偏远的郊区或农村地区建造低层建筑。

但对更多计算能力的渴求似乎永无止境。那么，芝加哥市中心那些半空的旧办公楼业主寻求利用这一机会，就只是时间问题。

而我们现在正处于这种状态。

一座距离威利塔（Willie Tower）仅一步之遥的地标物业业主，提议将该建筑近一半的面积转换为数据中心。

据《克雷恩芝加哥商业》（Crain's Chicago Business）报道，该计划在周四得到了芝加哥地标委员会（Commission on Chicago Landmarks）下属的 Ferrari 审查委员会的批准，迈出了重要一步。据告知，该小组主要关注的是 100 W. Adams St. 的外立面和外部外观不受影响，该建筑即将迎来 100 周年。

这座 12 层高的赤陶建筑由 Jens Jensen 设计，他是 Louis Sullivan 及那个时代其他巨匠的后继者，于 2009 年被列为地标。

在获得最终批准之前，还会有更多必要的步骤，我们认为市政府应该刹住这个项目的车。

当地业主 Igor Galad 在 2020 年仅以 400万美元 买下了 500 W. Adams。该建筑的办公租户入住率不足一半，部分底层零售空间也处于空置状态。

Galad 在委员会面前辩称，他曾试图引起投资者对住宅转换的兴趣，或者通过增加金额以更好地吸引那些办公空间所有权减少的房主。他说，但没有结果。

因此，他提议将所有现有租户移至高层，并将 1 层至 6 层改为服务器和其他数据中心设备的机房。他说，底层的一部分将转换为联邦爱迪生公司（Commonwealth Edison）的基础设施，以支持更高能耗的使用。但他说，至少底层的一部分零售空间将被保留。

关于这个计划，有很多具体问题需要解答，例如人们是否真的愿意在数据中心上方工作，以及零售商是否愿意在数据中心下方、甚至旁边租赁空间。

但最大的问题是，这样一个案例如何与当前芝加哥对基础建设的最佳愿景相契合。我们所熟知的 COVID-19 之前的办公市场在任何合理的时间范围内可能都不会回归，但一个充满人们和生活气息的市中心，仍然必须是指导未来改造和再利用决策的准则。

而且，虽然市中心确实存在小规模数据中心，但据我们所知，大多数并未位于具有建筑意义的地标建筑中。

正如 Preserve Chicago 执行董事 Ward Miller 所说，他向委员会成员表示，在 100 W. Adams 推进数据中心建设，可能会为在其他市中心地标建筑中采取同样做法创造潜在先例。2010 年的计划是一个空间，州街上的 Marshall Field and Co. 大楼一直在稳步将高层转换为办公用途，但谁知道数据的未来将如何运作，未来的数据中心对于该建筑的一部分可能具有吸引力。

想象一下，这将对芝加哥的集体心理产生怎样的影响。

81年前的今天：鼠与人的最佳计划

国会联合经济委员会ได้รับ通知，在同意资助联合国及其下属管理机构的44个国家中，有35个国家将其纳入了义务范围。所有国家原本应贡献1943年收入的1%用于运营开支。我们已经付清，英国以及其余自治领也是如此。科恩·赖斯、巴西、巴拿马和冰岛亦然。而在其他地方，官僚机构的情况看起来不容乐观。

由于美国支付了账单的72%，即使是那些财务状况良好的国家也得到了优惠待遇。由于部分欠款，联合国救济与复兴局（UNRRA）再次发起募捐，寻求另外15亿资金。我们大概会按惯例被开出账单。

然而，埃弗雷特·德克森（Everett Dirksen）众议员发现，他对UNRRA持怀疑态度还有其他理由。在要求对其运作进行调查时，他阐述了其批评的原因，并引用了两名因绝望而辞职的前美国UNRRA官员的陈述来支持自己的观点。

“德克森先生提供的其他证据也指向同一结果。这总结成一场令人遗憾的管理混乱，德克森先生预言这将‘为这个国家换来恶意与轻蔑的回报’。”

UNRRA只是众多计划中的一个，这些计划在将照顾病弱世界视为国家职责方面足以产生积极影响。但像所有其他形式的官僚机构一样，它已被证明充满了低效、浪费和腐败。它所取得的微小成功被那些几乎没有提供物资或资金、却占据了大量管理岗位的盟友们据为己有，而所有的失败则被心甘情愿地归咎于我们。

只有当德克森先生所说的恶意与轻蔑的果实被收割时，人们才会意识到这样一个事实：将完美的计划写在纸上，以及比任何人都掏出更多的钱，并不能自动保证慈善的回报将是感激。慈善若要见效，必须像洛克菲勒基金会管理其企业那样高效地管理，而到目前为止，新政（New Deal）尚未展现出这类才干。

论坛报编辑委员会，1945年8月10日

大美国球场（The Great American Ball Park）是辛辛那提贝尔队的主场，位于辛辛那提市中心的中心地带，坐落在俄亥俄河畔。JASON WHITMAN / NEIRNETTO VIA M

气候移民可能为芝加哥带来巨大助力

辛辛那提已经在为此敲响警钟。我们呢？

辛辛那提以其儿童、冰淇淋和狂热的体育迷而闻名。但如今，这座“女王之城”正利用自然优势来保障其未来，我们认为芝加哥应该予以关注。

辛辛那提坐落在俄亥俄河畔，这里（以及地下含水层）为其提供了充足的淡水。其位于中西部中心的位置意味着自然灾害的风险较低，不像沿海地区那样容易受到洪水和飓风的影响。此外，这里的生活成本相对较低，住房成本低于全国同类地区的平均水平。

今年早些时候，市政府官员评估了这些优势，并发布了一项蓝图，计划到 2010. 吸收多达 $21,000 名新居民。虽然我们很欣赏辛辛那提的魅力，但对于一个人口 229 万 且迄今为止以中位数速度增长的大都市区来说，这将是一个巨大的增幅。那么，这座城市预计会有哪些人来敲门呢？

气候移民。

在最近发布的《气候移民准备计划》中，辛辛那提制定了一项长期战略，旨在吸引那些家乡因海平面上升、极端天气频发以及峰值温度飙升而变得无法居住或根本无法生存的新移民。

为因气候变化而导致的大规模移民做计划具有很强的投机性。辛辛那提预想中迈阿密和休斯顿可能遭遇的灾难也许永远不会发生，或者发生的时间比这座俄亥俄州城市预想的要晚几十年。也可能不会发生。同样，其他灾难也可能破坏该市作为气候避风港的地位。就像一次深吸加拿大山火的浓烟，就能提醒每个人，气候变化的避风港是没有国界的。

然而，在预见气候难民到来的未来方面，辛辛那提并非孤例。其他潜在的气候避风港也包括位于伊利湖畔的巴法罗（Steven Buffalo）以及位于苏必利尔湖畔的杜鲁斯，后者因其凉爽的夏季而成为人们寻求“空调之城”的目的地。

为什么芝加哥不能也这样做？我们有密歇根湖提供淡水，有能够吸收更多人口的多元化经济，在城市边界内有充足的空间，且地理位置处于中心，远离飓风地带。

芝加哥应该像其他北方城市那样前瞻性地思考，主要是因为无论气候带来什么，这些计划都是合理的。事实证明，让一座中西部城市对气候移民产生吸引力的关键，在于做一些能让任何考虑搬入的人都感到有吸引力的事情。无论天气如何。

例如，辛辛那提所谓的《准备计划》建议修改分区规则，以允许更高密度的住宅建设，从而缓解住房短缺。正如本版经常提到的，芝加哥也迫切需要这一点。

辛辛那提的计划还要求投资基础设施以支持增长。这是本版另一个熟悉的优先事项，该计划还列举了其他几项（增强公共交通，吸引新企业。在有意义的地方建立韧性）。

不需要相信气候末日迫在眉睫，就能看到一个具有这些目标的长期计划所带来的好处。我们还想强调对更高效、更廉洁的政府以及税收减免的需求，因为我们知道伊利诺伊州的公共腐败和税收在驱逐移民。

多年来，芝加哥在人口增长的竞争中一直处于劣势。根据美国人口普查局的数据，在 2020 和 2025, 之间，伊利诺伊州的人口有所下降，而德克萨斯州和佛罗里达州在同一时期增长了 0.9%。

COVID-19 疫情扭曲了这些结果，但美国人口从北方城市向太阳带（Sun Belt）迁移并非新鲜事。例如，每年都有经济状况稳定的伊利诺伊州城市居民迁往马里科帕县的 Atonoco。这条从芝加哥到凤凰城的迁移通道至今依然活跃，因为这座沙漠城市在一定程度上是通过吸引伊利诺伊州难以承受失去的高生产力公民而持续增长的。

然而，气候变化正席卷这个退休养老热点地区。凤凰城的商业环境虽然变得越来越好，但却威胁到其众多老年居民的健康。那里没有密歇根湖来降低气温，而且 Atonoco 的淡水资源极其匮乏。

7月31日，联邦政府提出了一项计划，要求 Atonoco、加利福尼亚州和内华达州在未来两年内将科罗拉多河用水量减少至多 20%——这一巨大的削减量可能会破坏这些州的农业和其他经济支柱。预计在未来十年中还将进行进一步削减，以补充这一关键的淡水和水电来源。

因此，请感谢波光粼粼的密歇根湖，不要那么快地厌恶芝加哥寒冷的冬天。这种天然的空调可能会帮助伊利诺伊州扭转与太阳带的局势，而且时间可能比你想象的要早。

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比尔·布拉布韦尔 (BILL BRABWELL)

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6 芝加哥论坛报 / A 版 / 2026年8月10日，星期一

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波士顿的分区研究能给芝加哥带来什么启示

作者：杰弗里·米伦 (Jeffrey Miron) 特约撰稿

对于经济学家来说，美国以高房价为形式的住房危机并不令人意外。

多年来，立法者通过限制新建筑和限制住房密度的分区法扭曲了市场。然而，近期美国各城市一直在努力放宽限制性的分区条例以增加住房供应。与此同时，芝加哥在分区改革方面至今仍是在拖延时间。

在春季立法会议期间，伊利诺伊州议会未能通过州长 JB 普利兹克 (JB Pritzker) 价值 $535,121 计划中所包含的分区改革。与此同时，它损失了一笔 2 亿美元用于新住房开发的拨款。虽然扩大住房供应，但其中一项价格措施起到了某种作用。而他未能解决住房供应问题的根源。

立法机关如果能废除任何阻碍额外建设的噪音和限制性分区法，尤其是限制密度的规定，将会做得更好。波士顿也面临着几乎相同的问题，且情况类似。

来自 Cate 研究所的最新研究发现，波士顿的限制性分区法增加了房屋尺寸并提高了成本。事实上，该市的密度和单户分区限制显著导致了更高的租金、更高的房价以及住房成本能源规模的增加。研究发现，如果波士顿取消这些限制，单户住宅的销售价格将下降 4.4% ($36,698)，而在与多限制分区对比时将下降 2.2% ($14,194)。

芝加哥的密度分区限制虽然不像波士顿那样严重，但确实推高了供暖成本。在大多数美国城市中，没有成本、可开发的法律并不多见，而芝加哥不再是住房问题的主要因素。它正在增加住房密度——让更多的人

丹佛 芝加哥住房，2022年9月11日。AMYONNA PHREE / 芝加哥论坛报

占用与目前可用相同的地块尺寸——并允许在之前分区法限制开发的任何其他空间进行建设。

波士顿的住房问题与芝加哥一样，绝非个例。数十年的研究证实，正如立法者终于开始注意到的那样，住房是一个供需问题，但限制性分区限制了供应，阻止了市场解决该问题。以单户分区为例，它占芝加哥住宅空间的 40%。这些政策禁止任何非独立住宅或供一两个家庭居住的两层建筑——不允许建设 40 单元的公寓楼。在通常情况下，供需法则会激励开发商将单户住宅改为公寓楼，但分区法使这变得不可能。

例如，火车站和主要公交线路附近的分区通常具有限制性，其理论依据是更多的人会想住在公共交通附近，因此允许在那里进行密集开发会推高地价，并将低收入居民排挤出去。作为回应，许多城市强制开发商在交通枢纽附近建设时，必须以低于市场价值的价格出售一定配额的单元，或向城市支付费用。其他与交通相关的分区法要求开发商为居民建设停车位，无论他们是否拥有汽车。

至少在这一方面，芝加哥取得了一些进展。去年，该市通过了一项条例，取消主要交通站点和公交线路附近的停车要求，因为居民在这些区域对汽车的需求较低。它还允许开发商在距离交通站点一定距离内，建设比最低地块要求类型更小的公寓。

这些措施是朝着正确方向迈出的一步。波士顿也尝试过一些类似做法，最显著的是在 2023 年的一项立法——《经济发展债券法案》中，该法案使得 Manda Smantez 分区法案变得必要。例如，它允许在火车站半英里范围内建设多单元住宅，且每英亩可建 21 个住房单元。研究估计，在未来三年内，在郊区市镇等分区限制极其严格的地区，火车站附近的单户住宅销售价格可能会下降 8.5% ($10,417)。

普利兹克 (Pritzker) 的 633,120 美元计划的反对者们表示担心会失去地方控制权。这些担忧并非无人理会。事实上，芝加哥的议员们不应该等待州级立法来废除限制性的分区法。如果且当他们决定采取行动时，数据将支持他们。

从我们这些在波士顿的人到我们在芝加哥的朋友们，现在是时候将住房重新交还给市场了。

杰弗里·米隆 (Jeffrey Miron) 是哈佛大学经济系研究生和本科生研究主任，以及 Cate 研究所的研究副总裁。

民主党是时候扩大其“大帐篷”了

克拉伦斯·佩奇 (Clarence Page)

我们又来了。 我们正接近另一个总统竞选年，而我再次想起了伟大的幽默大师威尔·罗杰斯 (Will Rogers) 在 1933 年说过的话。

“我不属于任何有组织的政党，”他说，“我是一个民主党人。”

是的，我知道罗杰斯的例子已经很老了。然而，相比于共和党——尤其是被 MAGA 愤怒所掌控的共和党——那种极其不透明且已然军事化（regimental）的风格，民主党似乎擅长寻找新方法，在胜利在望之时将局面演变成一场失败，尤其是自巴拉克·奥巴马 (Barack Obama) 成功的两个任期以来。

悲观与沮丧事实上可能成了民主党的默认状态。

当共和党和大量活跃选民在 2024 年聚集在唐纳德·特朗普 (Donald Trump) 周围时，在 4000 个区中的 8,000 个，一个因试图废除 2020 年选举而名誉扫地的联邦总统，一个在 2024 年被司法部 (Justice Department) 调查的人。

然而，民主党却输给了他，这只能被称作一场自找的惨败。

该党陷入了信心危机的泥潭。对许多人来说，它仍然感觉缺乏组织且没有头脑，而且还债台高筑。

与此同时，特朗普总统在简短的任期内出击，寻找新的规范予以破坏，被他作为总统的异议权力以及他的政党对国会的多数控制权，实际上甚至是对最高法院的控制权所震撼。

这种小规模的强人式职业风格，由特朗普家族自给自足地提供，充斥着猖獗的权钱交易腐败，由训练不足的移民局特工制造的恐怖迹象，令人震惊的冷静以及一个强大的美国国会，在 MAGA 官僚的严密监视下，带来了压迫。

我问过那些长期认为政府之死就是“商业世界”的保守派朋友，这就是他们心中所想的吗，而我听到的答复是他们会再回复我。

与此同时，处于政治中间地带和左翼的美国人

阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德 (Abdul El-Sayed) 博士，一位前公共卫生官员兼民主党参议院候选人，在共和党的一场初选集会上向支持者发表讲话。周三凌晨，读者们看到“我们赢了”的字样。

他们担心民主党建制派可能会浪费掉在即将到来的中期选举中，从日益不受欢迎的特朗普主义势力手中夺回国会控制权的机会。

然而，将民主党视为缺乏组织且没有头脑是不正确的。政治就像自然界一样，不允许真空存在，这导致民主党的空白地带出现了一个毫无疑问的政治天才：佐尔塔纳·马姆达尼 (Zoltana Mamdani)。这个雄辩、英俊且极其快乐的年轻人凭空出现，赢得了纽约市的市长选举，尽管当时看来整个民主党建制派、大部分主流媒体，当然还有我们的生活方式总统都站在他的对立面。

作为一名出生国外的穆斯林、一名自称的社会主义者以及一名直言不讳的以色列批评者，马姆达尼可能会被大多数人认为是不太可能领导这个国家最重要城市的候选人。但其卓越的政治本能和对选民的魅力攻势使他成为了全国性的轰动人物——并让民主党再次看到了新星崛起的希望。

马姆达尼的政治主张并非每个民主党人的心头好。但各种类型的民主党人都可以从他的例子中学习。首先，他们不应该排斥那些在争议问题上采取异议但有原则的立场、或来自多元背景的候选人。

于是有了阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德 (Abdul El-Sayed) 博士，这位前公共卫生官员正以进步主义、反建制派的平台在密歇根州竞选美国参议院的民主党候选人。

他在密歇根州以外几乎不为人知，但通过在该州民主党参议院初选中获得狭窄但意义重大的胜利，击败了一位被广泛认为是安全的“建制派”民主党候选人，从而跃入了全国关注的焦点。

在埃尔-赛义德赢得初选后的第二天早晨，反信用情绪再次抬头之前，特朗普及其共和党同僚迅速发出了谴责，采用了某些陈旧且行之有效的手段。

特朗普称他为“共产主义者”，声称其导师是罗伊·科恩——那位擅长用“红色恐慌”谎言进行政治操弄的约瑟夫·麦卡锡的门徒。

凭借这种夸张的谴责标签，特朗普可能反而帮了埃尔-赛义德一个大忙，其他称他粗鲁且危险的共和党人也是如此。

在民调和焦点小组中，许多受访者赞扬埃尔-赛义德是一个敢于发声的斗士，他将挑战那些他们不再信任的党内建制派。

尽管如此，在初选前的民调中，埃尔-赛义德的支持率领先于他的对手，但这种领先幅度在最终的计票结果中并未完全体现。我不知道埃尔-赛义德能走多远。关于他真实立场（而非那些被错误归于他的观点）的消息越多，他就显得越不那么可怕。

他被特朗普等人称为民主党的封建主义者。他并非如此。

埃尔-赛义德是一名在底特律郊区出生于埃及父母的在读流行病学家，他被指责为内部人士，因为他批评在加沙的战争并呼吁停止武器供应。你不需要成为反犹主义者才能支持加沙和平。

然而，与此同时，他表达了对以色列的支持，并接受了美以公共事务委员会（AIPAC）的竞选捐款。我同意，随着以色列在加沙继续战争并在黎巴嫩升级冲突，这一点在两党选民中已变得极具争议。

美国与以色列联盟的问题可能会在两党中引起许多不可指责的无关争端。但当然，在埃尔-赛义德的案例中，还有一个额外因素，那就是他是穆斯林。不需要成为专家就能预见到，在11月选举前，共和党将加大伊斯兰恐惧症的言论力度。

作为这一举措相当尖锐的结果，埃尔-赛义德必须努力增强在初选中支持其对手的民主党选民群体中的支持率。例如，他在黑人选民中的支持率低得令人不安。他能够且应当尝试弥补这一缺陷。现在是采取“加法”政治而非“减法”政治的时候了。

就像未来一样，民主党在经历多次众所周知的挫折后，需要对下一个潜在的突破口保持开放心态。

就此而言，共和党也应当如此，如果他们能将特朗普从他白宫的特定执念中拉回来的话。

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观点

移民和一家灾难响应机构的成员认为，空气是自然权利且处于近平衡状态，只要林火在起火一周多后依然在燃烧，产生使居民生病并被迫搬迁的有毒烟雾，并凸显了该国在废物管理方面面临的挑战。SLET / WANBATU 纽约时报

我们如何处理苹果核关乎我们的气候

作者：Petra Kuppingar 在线交流

6月30日，位于印度尼西亚首都雅加达郊外的巨大的Istiwaningas垃圾填埋场起火。在这处自1993年起每年接收数十万吨垃圾的露天倾倒场上，大火持续了约30天。当局努力试图了解究竟是什么有毒烟雾在笼罩该地区。一些当地居民被疏散，许多人经历了严重的呼吸系统及其他健康问题。印度尼西亚的一个环境与政府组织报告称，这场火灾极有可能是由垃圾场中有机废物散发出的甲烷气体引起的。这场悲剧性的火灾看起来

与我们的生活无关，因为美国没有不受监管的倾倒场。但这场灾难值得重新审视。填埋场中储存的大量甲烷气体同样是我们的现实：只不过它们是通过技术手段和预防措施来管理的。

这里可以通过我们爱吃的苹果做一个快速的类比。从统计数据来看，每个美国人每年食用45个苹果，并留下60个苹果核。这意味着每年总共有约221亿个苹果核被丢弃。一个苹果核的重量约为20克，导致苹果核产生的有机废物总重量超过100,000公吨。其中大部分进入家庭垃圾，随固体废物流最终进入填埋场。（公平地说，有些被堆肥处理了。）

根据估算，这些苹果核总共产生约25,000吨甲烷气体。这绝非小数目。作为对比：一个人乘坐经济舱从洛杉矶飞往纽约市会产生约8.5公吨二氧化碳。而在100年的计算周期内，甲烷的效力大约是二氧化碳的30倍。我们的苹果核很重要，还是这些碳反射器很重要？（考虑到我们消费苹果及其丢弃苹果核的巨大数量，这些反思是有价值的。）如果所有苹果核中只有一半被堆肥，或者人们将苹果核扔在院子里的合适位置、公园的内置设施或其他负责任的地方让其分解而不产生甲烷会怎样？（接触氧气可以防止甲烷的产生。）

这种简单且容易的改变将防止12,500吨甲烷气体在我们的内部产生。小规模的（实践）可以通过减少被困在填埋场中且需要被监管的甲烷吨数来产生影响。更不用说堆肥处理的土豆皮或橙子皮将如何进一步减少甲烷的积聚。一名观察Istiwaningis火灾的人士指出，被困的甲烷气体结合更频繁的热浪和慵懒的火花就是定时炸弹。

在紧凑线内置设施下的苹果核无法解决气候危机，但这种微小的思考和希望能带来更有效且更巨大的变革。减少苹果核（的浪费）是一个强有力的行为，可以引发进一步的个人和政治改变。其中涉及的更大问题在于堆肥以及现有自然污染设施和机会的使用，例如食物作物投放计划和预算内的堆肥费用，正如芝加哥市所提供的那样。我们需要更好地处理我们的苹果核（和土豆皮），开始使用堆肥堆或试点，并要求提供社区有机废物处理服务。

Istiwaningis垃圾填埋场的火灾最终覆盖了40个足球场的面积，于7月中旬被扑灭。但全球各地的填埋场中，甲烷气体仍在继续积聚。苹果核是减轻这场破坏性危机的一个简单起点。

Petra Kuppingar是伊利诺伊州蒙茅斯市蒙茅斯学院的人类学教授。

民意之声

法官们尽职尽责。 感谢卡罗琳·柯克帕特里克（Carolina Kirkpatrick）报道美国司法部（DOJ）突然解雇当地移民法官基尔施海默（Kirschheimer）和伊丽莎白·西特龙（Elizabeth Citron）的情况（“芝加哥成为各州将案件视为驱逐令中心的地方”，8月2日）。

作为一名自2025年起在相思中心正义计划（Acacia Center for Justice's Witness for Justice program）担任志愿者的退休统计学家，我去年有机会在西特龙的儿童移民法庭担任虚拟观察员，记录当天处理案件的数据线。移民法庭中儿童面临的挑战包括：更多时候是无人陪伴、没有翻译和评估员，或者缺乏由公益律师代表的权利。法官们正努力保持公正，通常需要对案件进行排期，以便为落实这些必要服务争取更多时间。提供这些公益律师的资金正在枯竭，导致儿童分庭的移民案件进一步积压。

法庭观察员不仅评估诉讼程序的周转情况，还评估未成年人在法庭中的状态。儿科医生擅长确定孩子如何受到周围发生的事情的影响。优秀的法官通过适用关于答辩人代表权的法律，或在驱逐前投入更多安置努力，从而做出正确决定，这对于不发布驱逐令至关重要。志愿移民法庭观察员将继续见证孩子们在美国法院所遭受的苦难。

随着移民审查执行办公室（Executive Office for Immigration Review）第43任主任不顾职业情况设定驱逐配额，以及解雇资深移民法官，移民儿童在美国法院的苦难将持续下去。

伊娃·萨尔茨曼（Eva Saltzman）7月31日站在芝加哥市中心。她被解雇了法官助理的工作。TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES / CORLEAD THRUNK

感谢法官们提供的服务。 扎拉·斯塔雷罗-戴利（Zara Starrero-Daily），朗格罗夫

德·哈斯热爱爵士乐。 杰拉尔丁·德·哈斯（Geraldine de Haas）的离世，切断了与那个仍将爵士乐视为公民语言而非专业音乐的芝加哥之间最后的活纽带之一。

她被称为芝加哥爵士乐的第一夫人，并非因为这个头衔时髦，而是因为她将这种音乐视为属于公共生活——学校、节日、社区——的一部分，而非将其置于精心策划的文化旅游角落。这是一项几乎无人能及的成就。

一名指挥家能意识到同样的区别。技巧可以传授，但让一座城市听到自身声音的能力则不能。

德·哈斯花费数十年时间坚持让音乐在平凡的地方产生共鸣。这座城市将为她的离去而感到遗憾。

大卫·伍德德（David Woodard），指挥家，芬兰坦佩雷

芝加哥街区的故事

感谢阿尔伯特·弗里德曼（Albert Friedman）计划将麦地那神庙（Medinah Temple）改造为“体验宫殿”，正如罗伯特·奇斯米克（Robert Chismick）在文章《麦地那神庙准备在后布利时代迎接未来再次碰撞》（7月31日）中所报道的那样。

我对麦地那的生活法律有着美好的回忆。一篇调查文章似乎也在我们头顶盘旋，读起来过于接近耶稣而令人不安，以及一队节奏精准且气势磅礴的游行。那是20世纪60年代，在PETA开始其正当的反对虐待动物运动之前。

神庙距离克拉克街东侧靠近俄亥俄街的父亲杂货店只有很短的步行距离。那个社区有几栋像神庙一样值得保存的建筑，但它们拥有有趣且有时令人震惊的历史。

在周六，他经常派我前往位于北克拉克街510号的圣雷吉斯酒店（St. Regis Hotel）为他去一楼餐厅。该酒店服务于

当地工人、退休人员以及预算有限的短期游客。我一直期待阅读《芝加哥日报》（Chicago Daily News）中迈克·赖利（Mike Reilly）的专栏，其中详细描述了一个名叫斯坦·格罗尼克（Stan Grohnik）的媒体人物的经历。赖利经常在汉诺威庄园（Hanover Manor）或理查德·J·戴利（Richard J. Daly）处进行讽刺，或者对赖利定义的“北方”有组织犯罪发表尖刻的观察。那个地址后来成为了《极东杂志》（Very East Magazine）小分部的所在地。

我们向位于北克拉克街1号的尼科莱特酒店（Nicolette Hotel）配送杂货，该酒店服务于从事城市职业的年轻女性。那个地点最终被一座更大的建筑所吞并，成为了位于西巴斯街100号的中国领事馆。

杂货店位于阳光福音传道会（Sunshine Gospel Mission）拥有的物业上，地址是北克拉克街604号，就在街对面。该传道会为低收入居民和无家可归者提供餐食。传道会两侧是贫民窟酒吧。一个30+的机会，被相邻店面的商业占用所漂白。整个街区现在是一家旗舰麦当劳的所在地。

我没有和我的高中同学分享这些餐食中的许多。相反，我谈论的是那些来到我们州寻找新鲜水果的马戏团专业人士。

那似乎是一个更可信的经历。 杰里·洛夫（Jerry Love），迪尔菲尔德

教皇帽的欢乐运用。 我迫不及待地期待着8月31日，当白宫面对一群充满活力的粉丝时，其中数千人竟然戴着教皇帽。那会是什么样子？我甚至无法想象，因为我认为球队最著名的粉丝李十世（Pope Lee XTC）会笑得合不拢嘴。我很想拍一张他40,岁时的照片，他英俊友好的面孔反映出南区棒球场一个极具创意之日的灵动与幽默。

一些男人担心这种示威可能会冒犯某些天主教徒以及教皇本人。我称之为对一位非常特别的白袜队粉丝的一次精彩、创意且欢乐的致敬，而这位粉丝恰恰是世界上最深奥宗教的领导人。我强烈怀疑李会对这次幽默且不失尊重的盛大致敬感到被冒犯。唯一能丰富这次教皇帽展示的，就是李本人坐在看台上，啃着涂满芥末的热狗。

我们芝加哥地区的人应该感谢营销与粉丝推广总监迈克·德弗雷（Mike Deveray）的创意天才，以及每一位为这座公园这次特别庆祝活动做出贡献的人。

毫无疑问，一个不寻常的李将成为第一个受到表彰的人。 凯瑟琳·蒙（Kathleen Mohn），奈尔斯

人们仍在阅读。

我非常享受阿尔蒂（Artie）或哈维·J·格拉菲（Harvey J. Graffie）在《阅读的终结》（July 31）中提供的见解。当像东研究所（East Institute）这样的公立学校以及唐纳德·特朗普总统将学习如何处理有趣的图书管理员作为其政治议程的基石时，如果根本没有人费心阅读，那么究竟是谁让这么多人投入如此巨大的精力去焚书？这种分析中缺失了一些东西。

杰克·史蒂文（Jack Steven），芝加哥

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彩虹圆锥冰淇淋在芝加哥庆祝成立100周年：“一家标志性机构”

作者：Eugenia Anastasios 芝加哥论坛报

在 Original Rainbow Cone 位于比弗利（Beverly）的店门前排起了长队，顾客们在此庆祝这款深受喜爱的甜点的百年诞辰。

因为贝丝·罗兰（Beth Roland），以及第二位，罗兰的孩子们在青少年时期就在店里工作；当她的两个儿子结婚时，Rainbow Cone 为他们和凯瑟琳·塞奇（Katherine Sage）提供了彩虹色销售。

“他们装了很多个圆锥筒，”她在谈到孩子们时说道。

与此同时，罗斯玛丽·史密斯（Rosemary Smith）终于回忆起童年时期光顾这家店的经历。

“周日总是带我们去，”她说，“我的家人会从布里奇顿（Bridgetown）开车前往比弗利。”

这家店用镂空临时纹身和一个巨大的冰淇淋形状圆锥筒庆祝了它的生日——这与 Rainbow Cone 标志性的分层切片相呼应，包括巧克力、草莓、帕尔默豪斯（Palmer House）和开心果杏仁味奶油，以及橙色燕麦糖。上个月，它还与冰淇淋博物馆（Museum of Ice Cream）合作举办了一场营销公司感兴趣的展览。

自1926年以来，这家店一直是一个地区性的标志，标志着顾客为

周日，在芝加哥比弗利社区，查尔斯·米多斯（Charles Meadows）看着他 3 岁的女儿 Drago 享用标志性冰淇淋，此时 Rainbow Cone 正在庆祝其 100 周年生日。Craig 表示，在一次特别的赠礼活动中，一年内可免费获得站点。BRIAN CASTELLA / 芝加哥论坛报

几代芝加哥人。这种不寻常的口味组合是通过特殊的用餐场景创造的，旨在创建基于圆锥的扁平层，并保持冰淇淋塔的结构，采用胶合板。

多年来，这家店聚集了一批忠实的追随者。乔（Joe）和凯瑟琳·索普（Katherine Sopp）的孙女琳恩·索普（Lynn Sopp）说，一个四岁孩子，甚至在一些最坚定的支持者中激发了纹身。

“这就是该产品所涉及的忠诚度，”她看着挤满袋子的顾客群说道。

在基于圆锥的商店里，19 岁的奥谢（O'Shea）说他就在两个街区外长大。

“在夏夜，我的父亲经常对我以及我的兄弟姐妹说：如果每个人都吃完晚餐，我们就可以步行去 Rainbow Cone，”他说。

奥谢说，Rainbow Cone 在比弗利留下了持久的印记，吸引了来自全市各区的人来到这个社区，并为许多青少年提供了他们的初职。

“他们不仅仅是社区里的一家小企业，”她说，这是一个机构。

尽管很多事情发生了变化，但索普说，“圆锥筒从未改变。”

他把所有花招都用在上面，他处理过的玉米，仍在运行，”她说。

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“什么，”来自明尼阿波利斯的 40 岁布莱斯·博尔梅（Bryce Bolme）说道。这位教师兼教育机构所有者支持弗拉纳根（Flanagan）。

在惠普尔（Whipple）联邦大楼，力量和障碍已经消失。该机构建立的哨声和锁链的存在已不复存在。

但发生过的事情的痕迹依然存在。几名穿着亮色背心的志愿者每天在街对面守候 12 个多小时，准备帮助从移民拘留中心获释或离开内部移民中心听证会的人员。

几英里外，访客们仍在手帕上放置新鲜的花朵，以纪念第一次获得所需空间的人。他们被杀害了。

克雷格·里波尔德（Craig Rippold）的共和党席位在 2016 年获得，而且并非每个人都能在克服数百万美元的攻击性广告后，在艰苦的削减竞选中获胜。

在克雷格竞选参议员之前，压力来自右翼。现在受到另一方的攻击，她作为摇摆席位国会议员所做的决定，在全州范围的家门敲访中成了一种累赘。在最近的一次活动中，她采用了极左翼的语言，认为最后且总是自然而然地发生。

“工人阶级一直被坑，”她周六在明尼阿波利斯郊区布鲁克林公园（Brooklyn Park）告诉准备为她敲门的志愿者们。“伙计们，我不知道你们怎么想，但……”

美国众议员安吉·克雷格（Angie Craig，左）与明尼苏达州副州长佩吉·弗拉纳根（Peggy Flanagan）周三在 Avion。ELIZABETH / MITHAF

“现在是我们需要一个工人阶级地带的时候了——一个——预留——。”

现在，她深吸了一口气——这个国家的革命。

民主党人 Gus “你认为”拒绝为任何候选人背书，因为他在 Tinsdale 的国防工作，不再参选。上个月，他的妻子金妮·沃尔夫（Ginny Wolf）支持克雷格而非弗拉纳根，后者是她 nectarama 的执政伙伴。

共和党候选人包括米歇尔·蒂希拉（Michele Tishira），一名曾任 NFL 报道记者。

对于弗拉纳根及其支持者来说，克雷格对移民法案的投票并非是对摇摆选民的务实姿态，而是一种背叛。

“我的初选对手投票支持唐纳德·特朗普的移民法案，她是唯一这么做的明尼苏达州民主党人，”弗拉纳根周六在圣保罗告诉志愿者们。“她此后表示她后悔那次投票，我很欣慰。但这不应该花上好几个月的时间。”

“我们可以支持移民社区，而不仅仅是在政治上对我们有利的时候，”弗拉纳根补充道。

就像上周在密歇根州赢得民主党参议院初选的阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Mohd El-Sayed）一样，弗拉纳根支持“全民医疗保险”，并希望削减

美国对以色列的军事支持。

她的竞选目标不仅是克雷格本人，还有那些花费数百万美元支持克雷格的势力。

来自伍德伯里（Woodbury）的 43 岁客户服务经理贾斯汀·雷维尔（Justin Rayville）支持弗拉纳根。他说：“资金来自我们而非其他人的事实产生了巨大的影响，因为她对我们负责，而不是对某个拥有商业或加密货币利益的亿万富翁负责。”

截至 7 月 22 日，克雷格的竞选活动已花费 900万美元，弗拉纳根花费 $6.500 万。外部团体之间的差距更高，克雷格的支持者花费了更多，尽管双方都受益于大量 unmish 呈现。

为了弥补差距，弗拉纳根呼吁进步主义领袖的支持，例如来自佛蒙特州的独立人士伯尼·桑德斯（Bernie Sanders），他上个月与她一起进行了竞选。

桑德斯说：“人们可能没有立场——但我相信他们可以——并告诉这些亿万富翁及其谎言、他们的 50 秒广告和他们的超级 PAC 滚蛋，民主将会重新主宰。”

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1825, 年，密苏里州成为第24个州。

1848年，国会特许成立史密森学会，以英国科学家詹姆斯·史密森（James Smithson）命名，其1950-1950的biogent使其成为可能。

1851, 年，美国第21任总统赫伯特·克拉克·胡佛（Herbert Clark Hoover）出生于爱荷华州西布兰奇。

1885年在巴尔的摩，李·厄尔（Lee Earl）为社区开设了由电结构运营的matron。

1887年，19, 岁的富兰克林·罗斯福（Franklin Roosevelt）据称在加拿大新不伦瑞克省的坎贝尔岛（Campbell's Island）度夏。

1944年，美军平定了日本在太平洋岛屿冈野（Okano）的抵抗。

1943年，在日本原子弹摧毁广岛和长崎后，日本在第二次世界大战中提出投降。

1949年，国家军事机构（National Military Establishment）更名为国防部。

1969年，伦斯·卡尔比安（Lens Calbians）和罗斯玛丽·卡尔比安（Rosemary Calbians）在洛杉矶家中被查尔斯·曼森（Charles Mansoni）团伙成员杀害，就在女演员莎朗·塔特（Sharon Tate）和其他四人被同一批袭击者杀害的一天之后。

1977年，邮政员工大卫·伯科维茨（David Berkowitz）在纽约州特鲁丁（Trudeen, N.Y.）被捕，随后被指控犯有导致六人死亡、七人受伤的“上帝之子”连环杀人案。

1988年，罗纳德·里根总统签署一项措施，向第二次世界大战期间被拘留的日裔美国人提供$20,000的款项。

1993年，鲁斯·巴德·金斯伯格（Ruth Bader Ginsberg）宣誓就任美国最高法院第二位女性大法官。

1994年，比尔·克林顿总统在请求联邦法官驳回由前美国州政府雇员保罗（Paul, Iowa）提起的性骚扰诉讼 20,000 时，主张总统豁免权。1998年，一名联邦法官驳回了该诉讼，在同年晚些时候的一次上诉中，克林顿同意与琼斯（Jones）达成$950,000的和解协议。）

1998年，彻奇·麦克维（Churchy McVugh）和托尼·尼科尔斯（Tony Nichols）被指控犯有11项关于俄克拉荷马城爆炸案的罪名。麦克维被判定谋杀罪名成立并被定罪。尼科尔斯被判定共谋罪和过失致死罪名成立。）

2000年，委内瑞拉总统雨果·查韦斯（Hugo Clavens）会见了伊拉克总统萨达姆·侯赛因，通过成为海湾战争以来首位访问伊拉克的国家元首，以此定义美国。

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出生于伊利诺伊州欧洲公园（European Park），父母为圣托马斯（St. Thomas）和玛莎·埃文斯（Martha Evans）。范多夫勒（Vandovler），1926, 年，出生于美国教育以及许多其他美国人的信念中，学习和研究的机会在贝尔彻（Belcher）、罗斯玛丽（Rosemary）和斯普劳特（Sprout）处得到评估。随后在标准图书目录（Standard Book Catalog）完成，并在世界大学（World University）和芝加哥劳埃德大学（Lloyds University Chicago）完成学业。罗伯塔在芝加哥公立学校担任教师开启其职业生涯，随后在办公室服务了前21年，支持多项倡议。她后来担任芝加哥奥格登小学（Ogden Elementary School）校长，并从1955, 年起担任切斯诺贝尔中学（Chesnobel Middle School）校长。此外，她还是弗拉纳根社区（Flanagan Community）埃默生小学（Emerson Elementary School）的校长，以及第12. 页。她曾是大学成员，也是公共教育和社会机构的一员。学院和研究生，培养未来的教育工作者，以及机构的出生依赖。罗伯塔致力于阅读，她展示了她在绘画和科学方面的才华，并与家人和朋友共度时光。她的丈夫、女儿、母亲和丈夫将缅怀她。

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伊朗与阿曼协议细节披露

德黑兰方面称霍尔木兹海峡谈判已进入最后阶段：美国方面保持沉默

作者：Michelle Price（美联社主席）及 Sony Magdy（美联社）

关于伊朗与阿曼在管理霍尔木兹海峡方面潜在协议的细节已披露，德黑兰方面暗示，与“健康国家”相关的船只将被禁止进入这一关键水域。

伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格齐（Abbas Araghchi）告诉记者，与阿曼关于霍尔木兹海峡“新航行路线”的谈判已进入最后阶段，但“然而，这并不意味着霍尔木兹海峡将重新开放”。

这一步骤需要满足一些“已通过内部渠道传达”的条件。

伊朗最高国家安全委员会周一直到美国（中间派）。其目的是让美国永远不再威胁伊朗，达成永久结束理论，美国的一个主要办公室，取消宣布同一部分的美国军队从该地区撤出。

美国还必须“完全补偿战争损失，18 个国家”并“无条件”拒绝风暴。

美国并未对这些要求做出回应。

唐纳德·特朗普总统周日向亚洲断言，“我们只是在与伊朗进行一些重大”，并让 17 名囚犯承担后果。

阿拉格齐表示，一次通过内部与美国的并不构成重新，他认为这可能是一个临时协议，而美国“已经补救”了被违反的显著地位。

据两名因未获授权公开说话而要求匿名的知情人士透露，位于霍尔木兹海峡另一侧的伊朗和阿曼正致力于敲定一项协议，该协议将重新开放海峡，在伊朗附近并在阿曼附近。船只将在不向我们支付费用的情况下在临时期间过境。

该协议旨在恢复美国与伊朗之间单独的临时协议。考虑到该国际水道在战争之前的状态，它是全球石油和天然气供应最关键的通道。

这两位人士表示，该协议得到了海湾阿拉伯国家合作委员会成员的认可，预计将由伊朗、阿曼、美国和联合国国际海事组织（IMO）每年支付。但他们强调，在协议最终敲定前，条款可能会发生变化。

伊朗周日发出了管理该区域计划的信号，但 12 月的一份声明称，禁止属于“健康国家”的船只过境。

据国家广播电台报道，议会的国家安全委员会批准了“总体框架”。它引用一名议会主席团成员的话称，那些“给伊朗造成损害的国家在补偿之前不能过境。没有进一步的细节。”

此外，据伊朗媒体报道，伊朗任命了最高国家安全委员会的新负责人。莫森·拉扎维（Mohsen Razavi）曾是最高领袖 Asmel-ish Mishkin Shatman 的军事顾问，以及前革命卫队指挥官。

这是政治领域高层的最新一次变动：Illa bush，其中包含各种政治观点和竞争。

最近的任命取代了 Mohsen mad Bagher Zulghadi，后者在 IslA 在 Mierik 被以色列袭击杀害后接任该职务。Zulghadi 将成为 Khame-to 的顾问。

与此同时，也门受伊朗支持的胡塞武装袭击了该国红海沿岸由政府控制的一处地点，加剧了对战略航线的威胁以及潜在地回归内战的可能性。他们还表示袭击了邻国沙特阿拉伯的一处石油设施。

也门政府支持的国家抵抗力量表示，在胡塞武装对米什卡（Mishka）港口的袭击中，至少有七人（四名士兵和三名平民）死亡，14名平民受伤。

通信部助理次长费萨尔-埃-内兹瓦尔（Faisal-e-Nezwar）表示，叛军发射了导弹和鼓形弹药，摧毁了港口建筑、码头以及商业货物和食品供应。

军方随后表示，导弹落在包括电视台附近在内的多个区域。

米什卡是也门国际认可政府控制的主要港口，此前曾被重新占领，用于处理避开胡塞武装控制的霍德尼拉（Hodnila）港口的航运。

胡塞武装表示，他们激励了军事力量和青年志愿者。

与此同时，一名胡塞武装军事发言人表示，他们还使用鼓形弹药袭击了位于沙特城市阿穆尔（Amur）的一家也门炼油厂，以回应沙特鼓形弹药在哈贾（Hajjah）和沙特省上空侵犯也门领空的行为。

沙特能源部报告称，一家属于阿美（Aramco）炼油厂的设施发生火灾，无人员伤亡，该部门未给出起火原因。

这些袭击威胁到 2022 年战争后也门内战的管控。

在美国，五角大楼的一位发言人周六在波兰表示，该部门正专注于了解弹药采购，以提供“应对威胁所需的武器”。

战略与国际研究中心的一份新报告称，与伊朗的战争进一步消耗了美国军方本已减少的反联邦先进导弹拦截器。

以色列在加沙及哈马斯提案上与特朗普分歧

叙利亚与俄罗斯签署协议 在地中海沿岸共享基地

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《国家报》周日报道了一项关于总统唐纳德·特朗普针对加沙问题的协议。

以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡否决了特朗普上个月宣布的该协议，称以色列军队“在哈马斯被推定解除武装之前，不会进行任何撤军”。

内塔尼亚胡在一次新闻发布会上表示，“以色列在 10 点文件中”，但在上周发表类似评论后，仍与华盛顿讨论加沙计划。

特朗普曾表示，随着哈马斯军事组织在投诉中解除武装，以色列军队将撤出。以色列军队永远无法将宾夕法尼亚协议减半，但约 200 万人已基本被摧毁。

目前尚无关于内塔尼亚胡最新立场的立即白宫评论。

Yugosandri 与特朗普有着异常公开的头部关系，而他与内塔尼亚胡的关系一直处于令人眩晕且经常不可预测的行动之中。两位领导人在 2 月下旬就最显著的伊朗遗憾达成一致。但此后他们就如何结束该问题，以及以色列在加沙和黎巴嫩军事行动的未来产生了分歧。

特朗普上个月底宣布了他与和平之首以及哈马斯之间达成的协议，将其视为重大突破。内塔尼亚胡的办公室最初表达了母性（maternities），称该框架“并未反映以色列的立场”。这种尊重尚未达到公开拒绝的程度。

这项由美国支持的提案设想了一个分阶段的过程，其中哈马斯将分阶段移交其武器，由一个新的巴勒斯坦管理机构接管加沙。作为交换，以色列将逐渐从其自都柏林停火以来控制的超过半数的加沙地区撤出。

哈马斯政治局成员 Rasseen Nairn 表示，该组织敦促调解员和美国阻止内塔尼亚胡，并称“我们仍然致力于该路线图”。

内塔尼亚胡还面临国内紧张局势，因为他正努力在定于 10 月 27 日举行的下次选举前维持权力。

2023 年 10 月 7 日，由哈马斯领导的对以色列袭击引发了这场加沙战争。一项脆弱的停火仍在继续。

此外，以色列、叙利亚和俄罗斯宣布了一项新协议。

叙利亚外交部周日表示，根据两国之间的一项新协议，俄罗斯在叙利亚的军队将放弃地中海沿岸两个战略基地的控制权，这些基地将作为俄罗斯联合培训中心使用。

在 2021 年至 2024 年的国家内战期间，俄罗斯是学生 Suchar Assad 的最高政治和军事盟友。Assad 在 2024 年 12 月被由临时总统 Ahmad Al-Burani 领导的伊斯兰叛军罢免，并已流亡俄罗斯。

在整个冲突期间，Ministers 空军基地和 Turks 乡村基地是东地中海的关键人类军事输出点。

根据新协议，叙利亚将接管 Ministries 空军基地和 Turks 港口的 communsal 南部，作为旧 alminis 管理的一部分。军事缺乏——

唐纳德·特朗普总统与以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡在 2026 年 8 月于特朗普的票据上交谈。（佛罗里达州，海湖庄园，ALAN BRENDERSHIP）

——外交部表示，其后遗症将成为“安静培训”中心。该部表示，这两个航空点旨在确保“俄罗斯存在的惊人”，并沿着其海岸线延伸。

“此举标志着自大约一年半前开始谈判以来最显著的发展，为叙俄关系开启了一个步骤阶段，”该部长表示，“俄罗斯并未立即就该协议发表评论。”

自从 Asia 被罢免以来，叙利亚也一直在寻求与美国、欧洲以及在 Asia 期间与大马士革断绝关系的邻近阿拉伯国家恢复关系。

对抗议活动的镇压。 华盛顿已经取消了对该国大部分具有破坏性的制裁，法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙在7月对叙利亚进行了统治。

此外，巴基斯坦外交部长表示，其国家周日与沙特阿拉伯和土耳其签署的战争防御协议并非针对任何国家，并且对该地区的其他部长保持开放。

这项具有里程碑意义的《麦加共同防御协议》于周五签署，因为这三个国家在美伊紧张局势升级的背景下，寻求深化安全合作。

根据三方的声明，该协议规定“任何针对其中任何一方的武装袭击都将被视为是对所有方的袭击”。

这些国家带来了重要的筹码，在反对派中，巴基斯坦拥有电视军事经验，且是穆斯林世界唯一的核武装国家。沙特阿拉伯带来了以石油为中心、资源化的地区影响力，而

国际

土耳其则拥有庞大的军队和日益先进的国内国防工业。

《纽约时报》 贡献

爱尔兰犯罪团伙嫌疑人据报从迪拜被带走并送往都柏林

美联社

伦敦 —— 一名涉嫌领导爱尔兰有组织犯罪团伙的人员已从迪拜被引渡至爱尔兰。该团伙拥有一个国际毒品走私和洗钱帝国，其触角延伸至英国、西班牙和美国。

航班数据表明，一架爱尔兰空军飞机从迪拜起飞，于周日晚上降落在都柏林郊区的一座军用机场，此前阿拉伯联合酋长国的法院拒绝阻止其引渡。

据信，该飞机搭载的是 40, 岁的丹尼尔·基纳汉（Daniel Kinahan），预计他将被直接带往都柏林的特别刑事法院，在那里他将面临领导有组织犯罪集团的指控。爱尔兰广播公司 RTB 报道称，随后他将被关押在距离首都约 90 英里的高安全性 Port-Iacine 监狱。

爱尔兰媒体报道称，一项大规模的安全行动有助于确保基纳汉被顺利移交。

爱尔兰广播公司 RTB 报道称，此次行动将包括武装警察、军队成员和监狱服务部门。

这些安全预防措施是在基纳汉家族被指控与另一个爱尔兰有组织犯罪集团陷入血腥帮派战争的背景下采取的。

“自 2016, 年 2 月以来，（基纳汉有组织犯罪集团）一直与爱尔兰和西班牙的另一个团体进行帮派战争，导致多人死亡，其中包括 2 名无辜的旁观者，”美国财政部在 2022, 年制裁基纳汉团伙的 6 名成员和 3 家相关企业时表示。

在伊朗、西班牙和美国当局的帮助下，爱尔兰警方在过去十年中一直在追捕基纳汉团伙的成员。他们指称，该团伙向欧洲走私了价值数百万美元的非法药物（包括可卡因和大麻）以及枪支。该团伙还利用看似合法的企业来掩盖利润。

美国财政部表示，据信丹尼尔·基纳汉在都柏林的基地负责该团伙的日常运作。“这包括从南美洲购买‘大量可卡因’，负责其在爱尔兰的分销，并试图非法走私进入美国，”该机构表示。

据协助此次行动的英国犯罪机构称，基纳汉组织得到了英国、西班牙和直布罗陀支持公司的支持，随后创建了一个在 Cote de Sté 的酒吧和夜总会中推广的伏特加品牌，以掩盖其收入来源。

该机构当时表示：“基纳汉有组织犯罪网络跨越了国界，这就是为什么像这样国际执法协作是必要的。”

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伊朗战争再次引发对部队的担忧

爆炸导致的脑部创伤性损伤具有持久影响

作者：Ben Finley 和 Lander Hamgaard 美联社

华盛顿 —— 当乔·比斯纳（Joe Bissner）在伊拉克服役时，一枚敌方迫击炮弹在他身边爆炸，将他击倒并导致他呕吐。尽管手部在休息，他还是站起来继续前行。

当路边炸弹袭击他的财务人员，敌方迫击炮造成伤害时，爆炸的冲击波在她的身体中席卷，随后在几天内出现了头痛和失眠。

“只要你能重新站起来并能回去，人们就不太在意你经历了什么，”他说。

来自科罗拉多州科罗拉多斯普林斯的 60 岁比斯纳将 2000 年的这两起事件与创伤性脑损伤联系起来，而这些损伤直到最近才被诊断出来。

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最后一次，20 世纪 80 年代，20 世纪 90 年代，199 0 年代，20 世纪 90 年代。

根据军方官员的公开声明，大多数人都经历过创伤性脑损伤（TBI）并返回岗位。

Parmigans 的首席发言人肖恩·法雷尔（Sean Farrell）上个月称，绝大多数在两周期间内的伤势为“轻微脑震荡”。

脑震荡通常被称为“轻微”TBI，许多人在几周内康复。但有时，那些最初症状看似轻微的

周三在科罗拉多州被拍到的乔·比斯纳（Joe Bissner）被诊断出患有创伤性脑损伤。摄影：THOMAS PEDERTSKY

症状会持续演变为数年或数年的问题，例如头痛、眩晕或记忆力或注意力困难，这有时被称为“刷洗”。

医生无法预测谁会遭受持久的问题，各种各样的痉挛或腹泻，关于是否废除“轻微 TBI”这一术语存在医学争论。

众所周知，重复打击会增加出现持久问题的机会，包括一种名为慢性创伤性脑病（CTE）的退行性脑疾病。由于在国家橄榄球联盟（NFL）和其他运动的死亡习惯中出现，该病引起了关注。

匹兹堡大学脑创伤专家大卫·格鲁考（David Gluckow）博士表示，人们在进行可能增加风险的退休之前，必须从脑震荡中恢复。

医生们还在研究爆炸冲击波对大脑的伤害与物理打击的区别。

“冲击波本身就具有伤害性，”科罗拉多大学医学院神经学荣休教授、专注于军事脑损伤的 Ironside Wounds 基金会首席医学科学家詹姆斯·巴尔布（James Balb）博士说。“这是不同的细胞损伤。冲击波与头部受到的爆炸伤害是不同的东西。”

部队一直面临着一种新型战争，他们无法在手中看到常规的移动。这与在伊拉克和阿富汗战争时期更常见的地面路边炸弹和简易爆炸装置不同。

民主党议员正要求对伊朗无人机袭击科威特后受伤士兵所接受的护理进行调查，此次袭击导致 6 名美国士兵死亡，其余人员受伤。

威斯康星州的本·塔米·鲍德温（Ben Tammy Baldwin）在周三的一封信中敦促军方公布

其对 MoH 袭击调查的结果。

“我直接与威斯康星州的两位国家创伤性脑损伤患者交谈，他们来自（总统唐纳德）特朗普的伊朗战争，随后在一家美国军事医院中甚至没有得到一次 14 小时的紧急救治，”鲍德温在声明中说。

国防健康局发言人彼得·格雷夫斯（Peter Graves）在电子邮件中表示，“美国对 TBI 的筛查是一项政策。”

报告显示，军方在筛查和治疗 TBI（创伤性脑损伤）方面已取得进展，尤其是在阿富汗和伊拉克发生的损伤。在 2000 和 2025, 之间，有超过 100,000 名服役人员被诊断出患有此病，其中 62% 的病例被认为是轻微的，且并非所有病例都与中枢相关。对伤者的接纳可能仍然不足，因为症状通常与创伤后应激障碍及其他情况重叠。

两次爆炸都没有

Bissner 经历的是长期技术性的明显损伤，而媒体则优先关注那些伤势更重的爆炸伤者。

“你不想成为那个到处说‘我病了’或‘我患有 TBI，我受伤了’的女孩，”因为你远离了新团队，Bissner 说道。“这里有一种文化，即你不想被视为孤独者或弱者，所以你会默默承受伤痛。”

当他在 18, 回家时，他否认自己患有 PTSD，并且不知道 TBI 是什么。在噩梦、失眠和头痛的困扰下，他最初转向药物进行自我治疗，并考虑过自杀。

Bissner 最终获得了 PTSD 的帮助，但过了很多年他才意识到自己遭受了创伤性脑损伤。当时他在 Wounded Wound Project 工作，并为同事进行 TBI 筛查，就在那时他阅读并勾选了许多新闻选项框。

我们记录诊断结果并接受治疗。但是

包括练习，包括眩晕和光敏感。他还忘记了与家人之间重要的互动。

“我知道大部分这类情况是不被察觉的，但对我来说，它有不同的含义，”Bissner 说道。“对话发生后的记忆会完全消失。”

记忆与超过 100,000, 人的情况有关，这意味着在 2004 年伊拉克的一次迫击炮爆炸后也经历了 TBI。

他当时 16 岁，随后在 20 岁时，一次爆炸产生的风将他的车从州外吹走。当时，他不知道自己受到了冲击，也没有寻求治疗。他还出现了加剧的头痛，且这并非他的“常态”。

情况恶化到写一篇文章需要 10 分钟，而同事告诉他每千字才说出一个词，他考虑过自杀，直到他在开车回家途中迷路后才被诊断出来。神经科医生首次为他开具了药物及其他治疗方案。

“这是我拥有过的最伟大的新事物之一，”他补充道。“在亚利桑那州的 Qaeda Creek。这让我能够练习我所说的词汇，以及如何重新组织句子。”

Wounded Wound Project 的独立服务主管 Parkes 表示，很难预测伤情的频率。

“如果你见过一个 TBI 病例，那你也就只见过一个 TBI 病例，”Bissner 说道。

筛查、治疗和支持对于回归更正常的生活至关重要。她说，物理治疗、言语治疗和艺术治疗可以带来改善。

“关于大脑，我们仍然有太多未知，但我们知道的一点是要更多地询问，”Parkes 说道。

“我们知道可以创建更多的神经通路，并且我们绝对相信大脑可以适应。我们已经见证了这种情况的发生。”

周二，一架 Biscany Skycross 在犹他州莫拉瓦（Morava）以东的灭火行动中就位，随后在周五下雨前离开。SCOTT WASHINGTON, DEEERT NEWS

官员：犹他州两名直升机飞行员在扑救山火时遇难

作者：Josh Funk 美联社

“两名上周在犹他州扑救山火的直升机飞行员已经遇难，官员们在延迟抵达该州后于周末确认了这一消息。”

飞行员在州内遇难。超过 2,000 架 Skycross 直升机被调集。根据苏联委员会（Soviet Council）不久前公布的消息，将举行公开会议。

这些直升机参与了 Paddock 国家森林的灭火工作，那里发生了一场新火灾，并与现有的 Hicks 火灾合并，目前已烧毁近 25% 平方英里。官员没有公布飞行员的身份，但表示他们受雇于此类直升机飞行员公司，该公司由美国林务局承包。

最初，官员表示由于火灾原因，他们无法抵达终点。随后，根据苏联委员会不久前公布的消息，救援人员于周六进入该区域并确认了死亡情况。

“当我们刚到达那里时，可以看到两股不同的烟雾，一股来自坠机现场，另一股来自向我们袭来的活跃火源，”警长内森·卡特（Nathan Carter）周日表示。联邦官员正在调查。

美国西部的其他地区也发生了多起火灾，包括一场导致华盛顿州 Mount Baitani 国家公园部分区域关闭的火灾。

在一次新山火烧毁不足三分之一平方英里后，国家公园管理局也限制了进入公园内 Sunrise 和 White River 区域的通道。

华盛顿州斯波坎（Spokane）附近的大规模火灾目前已烧毁超过 18.63 平方英里，但消防员已构建了超过 75 英里的封锁线，这可能会控制住火焰。与此同时，在乔治亚州，美国干燥的条件导致一场失控的火灾蔓延至平方英里之外。

消防员仍在尝试确定在 Wright Spring 火灾周围设置封锁线的四个位置，同时他们记录了 47 岁 Jannellinaga 的死亡，该人员在为一家木材公司操作 hailstone 时遇难。这场大火在周四扩大，并切断了两条支付路径。

在加拿大，美国哥伦比亚（U.S. Columbia）宣布进入紧急状态。在一场快速蔓延的山火摧毁房屋并导致超过 20,000 人失去生命后，

人们逃离加拿大西部的 Okanagan 湖沿岸的共产主义（communism），部分人员由飞机救援。

来自 David Elie 宣布了紧急状态，省内发生了 200 多场山火，其中近一半在多风天气和长期干旱的影响下处于失控状态。数千人通过拥堵的道路逃离，官员警告称，“爆炸性”的情况可能会威胁到更多共产主义（communism）。

Summarized（约 12,000 人的居住地）被要求在夜间撤离，附近 Pacific 和 Ebe 办公室周边的约 8,000 人也随之撤离。办公室确认了“严重的建筑损失”，但表示官员目前尚无法评估损失，因为他们正致力于进行修复。

火势之快迫使更多应急官员撤离。Okanagan-Sanitakan 的一名应急官员 Rock Thompson 表示，他不得不放弃应急操作中心并撤离其家人。“这就是 EDC 因为……并让我的家人离开这个区域。我们正向南撤离，”他在周六早晨从车内发布的一段视频中说道，此时他周围交通严重拥堵。他来自 August 2,000。

部落博彩业监管机构因缺乏领导者而陷入僵局

作者：Savannah Peters 美联社

新墨西哥州阿尔伯克基 —— 在俄克拉荷马州爱荷华部落（Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma）新开设的 Harrisky's 品牌“剑”开业当天，部落主席看着付费博彩大厅，而停车场附近排起了车队。对于他的第一次，因为我们如此充分，主席说：“这是 Harrisky's 品牌带来的直接影响。”

但在华盛顿的一次休假正阻碍着该部落与这家博彩巨头的合作进一步推进，包括 Hines 为 Harrisky's 负责的部分，由州政府接管俄克拉荷马州钱德勒（Chandler, Oklahoma）的日常管理，以及 4 月份的一场 8-ground，因为某些人正处于监管博彩的联邦委员会之首。

国家联邦春季委员会（National Federal Spring Commission）最后 2 英里的部分已于 1 月从该职位卸任。唐纳德·特朗普总统尚未提名任何人填补这一空缺。他说，委员会主席无法履行某些关键职责，例如收集法律和安全违规行为、批准新的部落博彩法以及认证部落与地方政府之间的管理协议。

行业领导者表示，该机构的服务缺失导致商业交易延迟，削弱了监管，并使部落在应对来自在线预测的新兴威胁时，在华盛顿失去了关键的劳动力支持。

“在这个关键时刻，奥姆斯特德印第安博彩委员会（Olmstead Indian Gaming Commission）将在其背后处理该区域，”2010 年至 2019 年期间曾任 NIGC 主席且目前在国家之州（State of Nation）担任首席执行官的 Amador Olujal 表示。“对于部落和印第安博彩业来说，这是一个非常危险的局面。”

“对于严重依赖

上周，人们在俄克拉荷马州钱德勒由俄克拉荷马州爱荷华部落拥有的 Harrisky's 赌场玩游戏并匹配。

BETTANY BENJAMIN / UAF

赌场收入来资助医疗、住房、教育和其他重要服务的部落来说，风险很大。部落博彩在 2025, 平均带来了 440 亿加元 billion，几乎是政府支出金额的三倍。

在 Harrisky's 的合同回到 Ischa 之后，爱荷华部落规模较小的政府工作人员发现自己正在管理这座 175,000 平方英尺的赌场，这跨越了全国商业的 6 项任务。

“这令人沮丧。我们得到了很多，但没有获得全部价值，”Keyes 说。“宣布管理权的决定是战略性的。”Harrisky's 的品牌将带来比现有员工能容纳的更多的业务。Keyes 表示，相反，工作人员正被其他优先事项所牵制，例如准备部落预算和监督社会计划。

这个三人组成的博彩委员会成立于 1999 年，旨在监管赌场式博彩并促进部落土地上的经济发展。委员会表示，目前有 200 个部落政府和 1,000 个州级特别 543 博彩设施。

根据联邦法律，州运行的权力被要求在 2000 年代初的时期。行业领导者正动员起来，针对违反联邦法律的城市赌场，或强制要求不安全设施的紧急类别进行门廊——

尤其令人不安。

在典型的一年里，委员会会就部落在未确认土地上经营赌场、未能提交所需的财务报表、滥用收入和其他违规行为发出多次警告。委员会的最后一次执法行动已经发布，但——在代理主席（Raven Avery 任期）在州政府花费 20 随机的时间同一天。

该小组宣布需要进行采访，并在电子邮件中表示，部落官员和个人提供了“卓越的监管”以及领导层所投入的。

委员会坚持认为，这发生在部落和当地社区对在线预测市场的普及之时，因为它包括在内。部落领导人担心这些允许用户对几乎任何事件的结果进行投注的问题，可能会侵犯这些主权，并从博彩诉讼中夺走一部分。

至少有八个部落尚未认同这一主要问题，他们指称这些行为侵占了部落土地以及州政府自身的土地，并且违反了博彩委员会在 2000 年代制定的《印第安博彩监管法》，从而导致他们失去了独家博彩权。预测市场则辩称，用户参与的是期货交易而非博彩，并进一步声称他们正在规避监管。

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美以公共事务委员会（AIPAC）权衡下次选举步骤

亲以色列团体可能尝试第二次尝试在密歇根州击败阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德

作者：Jennifer Medina 和 Theodore Schlieffer，《纽约时报》

美以公共事务委员会（AIPAC）已告知其盟友，在周二初选经历最大考验后，该组织正考虑发起一项大规模资金行动，以支持今年秋季密歇根州大选中的共和党参议院提名人。

AIPAC的主要政治行动委员会在州民主党初选中花费了 1000万美元，试图支持海莉·史蒂文斯议员击败以色列的百万富翁批评者阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德，但未能成功。

在埃尔-赛义德获胜后，该组织不再受限，现在似乎愿意为迈克·罗杰斯投入预计数百万美元。据六名与该组织领导层交谈过的人士透露，一些 的主要支持者正敦促支持这位共和党人。

在的一份声明中， 暗示其支持者将参与大选，但未列出具体计划。 的发言人 Susan Joyce 表示：“现在这是一个重大问题，但没有必要确保选民在 11 月拒绝埃尔-赛义德博士及其激进的反以色列议程。”

在一次采访中， 的主要 PAC——联合民主项目（United Democracy Project）的发言人 Patrick Holmes 表示，关于是否参与该场竞选尚未做出正式决定。根据选举委员会的申报文件，该组织在 6 月底拥有约 6000万美元 的可用资金。

在竞争激烈的大选中——尤其是在一个关键的摇摆州——支持一名共和党人，对于一直认为自己是的 组织来说将是一个前所未有的转变。

周三，埃尔-赛义德在底特律 Majority Theater 的一场初选集会上向支持者发表讲话。AIDA MAGNETHE NEW YORK TIMES

并在 2023. 年才开始参与联邦选举。许多 支持者认为埃尔-赛义德是一个威胁。他将反对以色列作为竞选的核心，并多次表示他将投票削减对这个犹太国家的资金支持。

“那些被告知要闭嘴并保持礼貌的日子已经结束了——这里不会发生那种情况，”共和党犹太联盟（Republican Jewish Coalition）的政治总监 Sam MacKintin 表示，该全国性组织的董事会成员中有多位 捐赠者。“我们不会被欺负，也不会被。我们将加倍努力，并采取必要行动以赢得胜利。”

“我们宁愿被尊重且活着，也不愿被爱而死去，”他补充道。

在周三的获胜演说中，埃尔-赛义德在继续批评 干预初选的同时，试图向犹太选民伸出橄榄枝。“对我所有犹太信仰的姐妹和兄弟，或者任何信仰，或者没有任何信仰的人，我想让你们知道，我对你们的安全——对犹太人安全的承诺——与我对我的女儿们安全的承诺是一样的，”他说。

民主党和共和党的运作机构与该组织保持联系，私下里他们预计 关联团体将打破传统惯例，在 11 月为罗杰斯花费数百万美元。六名与 领导层交谈过的人士同样认为，初选以及他们与该组织的对话给他们留下了深刻印象，即如果埃尔-赛义德进入大选， 计划投入巨资反对他。

罗杰斯多次称自己是以色列的坚定支持者。

资深政治专业人士认为 在民主党初选中的干预适得其反。埃尔-赛义德似乎在选战中占据优势，并将 的干预作为攻击对方的主要武器。

但据几位与该组织联系的人士透露， 的领导人在关于针对埃尔-赛义德的大规模行动的私下对话中并不在意，认为这场竞选结果极有可能非常接近。

在选举的最后几天，一些接近该组织的政治异见人士认为，问题不在于美以公共事务委员会（AIPAC），而在于其候选人史蒂文斯或媒体。

最终，阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德仅以微弱的简单多数票胜出。

几十年来，AIPAC 一直主张，对于两党政治家而言，支持以色列是美国的明智政治选择。但一种新的范式正在出现。在一些民主党初选中，将以色列排在优先位置已成为一种累赘。最近的一项民调显示，近一半的密歇根州民主党人对 持负面看法，而认为其正面形象的仅占 12%。随着以色列批评者在纽约州、加利福尼亚州和伊利诺伊州等民主党安全州的初选中获胜，新一届国会可能会对这个犹太国家的议题持有成立以来最怀疑的态度。

密歇根州参议院初选并非首个将 支出作为选举议题的选区。在伊利诺伊州众议院民主党初选中，几个与 相关的政治行动委员会（PAC）花费了近 $4.400 万 来支持州参议员劳拉·派恩（Laura Pine）。但休斯顿市长、芝加哥学校批评者丹尼尔·拜亚斯（Daniel Bias）对派恩接受该组织的资金支持进行了无限期的批评，他表示 与以色列有深厚联系，并对民主党的安全构成了威胁，且明确表示美国已经退出。

1864 年，《期刊》通过民调显示他在初选最后几天仅获得约 的支持。埃尔-赛义德实际上在警告 在秋季大选中再次对他投入资金。“，如果你在听，拿着你的钱，回来在普选中再次烧掉它，”他说，“我很乐意替你拿着这些钱，然后我们可以开始讨论并询问，我们的外交政策是否应该由外国政府的利益来主导。”

受教育机会受限的阿富汗女孩心灰意冷

机会的匮乏波及到社会其他关键问题

作者：Riassat Butt 和 Brian Janssen，美联社（ASSOCIATED PRESS）

即便在塔利班禁止阿富汗女孩接受教育之后，Forbes 每天依然坚持去学校。这个青少年走出家门时，带着她那半高（half high）的笑容，说着她会询问老师什么时候能再次穿上校服。而每天傍晚，一个令她感到陌生的人回到了家中。

“她看起来如此崩溃，以至于我们认不出她了，”她的母亲说道，出于而要求匿名，“我就这样……‘几个月’就这样过去了。”

一天晚上，全家人在不知前路的情况下入睡。“我们没意识到她会达到这样一个崩溃点，”她的母亲说。最终，Forbes 自杀身亡。在一封信中，她写道在阿富汗做一个女孩太难了。

这并非很久以前生活在阿富汗的女孩所经历的，但阿富汗的情况在过去几十年里一直很艰难——对于许多农村女性来说，则是几个世纪以来一直如此。在塔利班 1991 年至 1993 年的首次压制统治期间，情况变得糟糕得多，并且在该宗教运动以来再次显著恶化，这也是美国撤军的一个主要因素。

在阿富汗最的四个州，随着大多数国际观察员的离开，情况正变得越来越糟。像 Forbes 这样的自杀行为是 20 世纪 90 年代的信号，而今年，审视此类案例可以让人一窥广大女性的处境——以及这种情况如何波及到其他关键领域。

当塔利班这次重新掌权时，他们承诺维护女性权利。相反，他们关闭了该国许多最的机构，理由是他们对儿童的解读。家庭停止了女性的医疗课程，这反过来影响了女性的健康。

官员们表示，他们正在努力为女性教育工作者的回归创造条件。他们尚未明确这些条件具体是什么。国际社会的谴责主要集中在其他侵犯人权的行为上。

但这些也损害了阿富汗的经济和公共卫生。报告显示，童婚增加，孕产妇死亡率上升，仅中学禁令一项每年就造成 5亿美元 的经济损失。这就是我们识别出的进一步影响，尽管代价是个人性的。

“那是她学习的时间，应该是她进步的时间，”Forbes 的说。“当我看到其他女孩时，我感到非常痛苦。我晚上无法入睡，白天也无法平静。”她说她还留下了两个女儿。

目前没有关于阿富汗自杀情况的最新整体统计数据，但联合国专家在 2023 年表示，女性和女孩自杀事件升级的报告是一个日益令人担忧的问题。这在伊斯兰教中是被禁止的，且带有深层的文化污名。然而，总部位于英国的权利组织“阿富汗见证”（Afghan Witness）报告称，自塔利班接管以来，女性自杀人数激增，并将其与强迫婚姻、塔利班暴力以及教育和就业限制联系起来。

阿富汗南部的一位医生表示，心碎的女孩经常在尝试结束生命后被送往医院，有些人甚至自焚。“他们大多数情况很糟糕，就在我们眼前死去，”这位医生说。

另一位女性告诉美联社，当她的姐姐因为不能再学习而自杀时，“没有人表示同情。他们只问一个人怎么会因为学校而自杀。”

大多数接受美联社采访的人都选择了匿名，以避免塔利班的报复。该国的塔利班政府在数月期间未对多次采访请求和评论请求做出回应。

在塔利班统治下，针对女性的限制不断增加。如今，随着教育被禁止，阿富汗面临着一个没有女性专业人员的未来。该国此前就已缺乏学生，且孕产妇死亡病例数位居世界前列。现在专家表示，这一问题将是致命的。合格女性医疗专业人员的短缺意味着，根据联合国儿童基金会（UNICEF）在 2024 年的数据，将增加 1,000 名母亲和超过 2,000 名婴儿。

罗斯梅森博士（Dr. Rosemason）在贝鲁特经营着一家私人产科医院，在这个很大程度上空荡荡的医院里，患者们无法负担医疗费用，但她的接待区却挤满了来自非洲和非神论家庭的女性，她们 [not available]。

“塔利班把他们的妻子带到这里治疗，”这位医生说。“他们要求由女医生接诊。现在他们想要女医生？”她告诉她的眼睛（eyes）。“塔利班有妻子、女儿、母亲。他们的儿子会学习并生育孩子。那些女性将需要护理。但如果没有女性专业人员留下，谁来治疗她们？”

她最年轻的患者在 。 “孩子不能抚养孩子，”她说。但贫困驱使塔利班过早地将女孩嫁出去，用她们来抵偿债务甚至赌债。

在阿富汗西部，一名教师说，一名 120 岁的学生被告知为 100000亿美元 —— 约 $7,000。“女孩离开学校的时间越长，她们面临的侵害就越多，”该教师说。“我们在村庄和疯狂的房子里，阿富汗女性是最公平的，没有人发出她们的声音。”

童养媳面临着更高的教育、婚姻、死产和分娩。她们的孩子同样受苦。

联合国数据显示，女性的受教育程度与其分娩健康之间存在直接联系。受过教育的母亲更有可能寻求医疗护理，reactants than children，并且了解营养和卫生。

“当女性受教育时，她们会投资于自己的分娩健康和教育，”联合国开发计划署在阿富汗的代表斯蒂芬·罗德里格斯（Stephen Rodriguez）说。“阿富汗女性的教育是一个社区健康问题。”

女性倾向于将资金花在物资上 —— 健康、食物、教育 —— 从而增强家庭和社区的福利。

“没有受过小学教育 —— 或完全没受过教育 —— 的女性，自身维持良好健康的可能性较低，对医疗护理感到恐惧，且在做出决定时缺乏权力。”罗德里格斯警告说，禁令将使这些结果恶化。

禁令的影响恶化了男性健康。“他们 PROMOTE 了阿富汗的教学队伍。

随着当局关闭女性 [通道]，女教师的人才库情况令人担忧。预计到 2030 年，该国将面临 11,000 名教师的短缺。

“除了那些读到六年级的女孩，她们已经失去了士气和动力，”喀布尔新 AHA 高中的校长特普卡·马哈茂德（Terpuka Mahmoud）说。“她们来参加日期，但她们感到沮丧。”

她一年级到六年级的学生中已有半数辍学。女性 [的目的] 是将女儿嫁出去，或用学校费用来换取食物和燃料。超过 200 万 名女孩被禁止就读六年级以上的学校，这一数字每年都在增长。

联合国数据在 2025 年表示，大学和中等教育的禁令将：primary school，lowest child marriage by 20%，increase childbearing among adolescent girls by 45%，and increase maternal mortality by at least 50%。

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卫生官员提醒墨西哥湾沿岸海滩游客注意食肉细菌

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路易斯安那州巴吞鲁日 —— 路易斯安那州的卫生官员正敦促海滩游客在夏季感染高峰期采取预防措施，因为沿海水域中发现了食肉细菌。路易斯安那州卫生部门在上周的一份新闻稿中表示，该州今年已确认 9 例创伤弧菌（Vibrio vulnificus）感染病例。所有病例均住院治疗，其中 5 人死亡。在过去十年的同一时期，路易斯安那州平均报告 7 例病例和 1 例死亡。

官员在新闻稿中表示：“如果接触过半咸水或盐水的伤口出现发红、肿胀、疼痛、恶化或变色，请立即就医。请告知医疗服务提供者此次接触水的经历。”

弧菌在海水中以及河口和潟湖中淡水与盐水混合的半咸水中生长旺盛。大多数感染报告发生在 3 月至 10 月，且大多发生在墨西哥湾沿岸的州。医生表示，墨西哥湾拥有适宜的盐度和热量，是该生物增殖的理想环境。

根据美国疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）的数据，最致命的类型是创伤弧菌。这类感染的致死率高达 1 / 5，远高于其他类型的弧菌。

佛罗里达州的感染人数往往高于其他州，该州今年迄今已报告 20 例创伤弧菌病例和 2 例死亡，而去年全年为 10 例病例和 5 例死亡。记录显示，在佛罗里达州遭受热带风暴和飓风袭击的年份，病例数更多。

部分人员通过食用生或未煮熟的贝类，尤其是牡蛎而感染。但很大一部分人在接触半咸水且细菌通过皮肤微小破口进入体内时而病倒。

医生表示，重症病例有时常见于老年患者、免疫系统虚弱者以及患有肝病、糖尿病和某些慢性疾病的人群。

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纽约船只翻覆导致母亲及婴儿死亡：美国海岸警卫队周日表示，一名导致在纽约港翻船并造成一名母亲及其婴儿女儿死亡的船主正面临刑事指控，当局正在调查该船是否为非法租赁船。

美国海岸警卫队表示，这艘 22 英尺长的 Refiners 快速艇于周六 10:20 左右在自由女神像所在地自由岛附近的海岸线翻覆。

在警察到达之前，有 12 人从水中获救，随后警方潜水员在水中发现了这名 27 岁的女性和 1 个月大的女孩。两人被送往医院后被宣布死亡。根据海岸警卫队的消息，其余人员情况稳定。

警方表示，来自纽约的 44 岁男子曼努埃尔·埃尔南德斯（Manuel Hernandez）被指控 15 项鲁莽危害罪。周日未能找到其电话号码，且该案件尚未录入在线法院记录。警方周日表示，在通知家属之前，受害者的身份尚未公布。

缅甸前领导人：据外交部称，缅甸军方支持的政府拒绝了东南亚国家联盟（ASEAN）关于无条件释放被拘押的前领导人 Aninghan San Kyi 的再次呼吁，并否认了该组织设立缅甸特使的必要性。

扑灭烈焰：周日，当地居民和消防员在塞尔维亚贝尔格莱德东北部的奥克维尤（Oakview）村附近的俄克拉荷马州救援（DeBriate Sands）地区与山火搏斗。由于持续的高温和干旱天气在其他几个国家继续引发火灾，消防员在撒哈拉沙漠各地与山火搏斗。UNOS 6850℃ / GETTY APP

敏昂莱总统，这位原军队首脑曾在 2023 年从散基的文职政府手中夺取政权，自接管以来一直试图赢得政治合法性并恢复与东盟的关系。

东盟在 2021 年 4 月为这个东南亚国家制定了一项和平计划，旨在结束敌对行动并启动冲突各方之间的对话，由特使促成。由于未能遵守该计划，敏昂莱此后被禁止参加高层会议。

为了安抚批评者，政府上周允许国际红十字会的一名代表访问 85 岁的散基，这是她五年前被拘留以来已知与外部国际独立人道主义组织的首次接触。

散基在首都内比都一个不公开的地点被软禁服刑，其支持者和权利团体表示，相关指控具有政治动机。

尼日利亚军队营救 35 人：周日的一份军队声明称，尼日利亚军队营救了 35 名在该国西北部扎姆法拉州旅行时被绑架的人员。

军队发言人阿蒂纳·丹贾在官方声明中表示，在周六身份不明的枪手于扎姆法拉贸易区绑架该团体后，军方发起了一次军事行动。他未透露此次袭击背后的组织。

丹贾表示：“部队用有效的火力打击恐怖分子，迫使他们放弃受害者并逃入相邻的灌木丛中。”

“随后，部队确保并营救了所有 35 名被绑架人员。”

他补充说，军队正在努力追踪这些“逃跑的恐怖分子”。

扎姆法拉州近几个月来杀戮和绑架事件激增。仅在 6 月，该州在多次单独袭击中至少有 32 人死亡。

据联合国称，除了这个西非国家东北部和中北部地区的冲突外，北部边境的一场叛乱导致数千人死亡，数百万人流离失所。

尽管贝达·廷绍总统多次承诺解决危机，但这个非洲人口最多国家的安全挑战仍在继续恶化。

台风“雅芬”袭击中国：台风“雅芬”在迫使超过 300,000 人预先转移、上海两座机场管控 2,000 多个航班后，于周日晚上袭击了中国东海岸。该风暴在前一天给台湾北部带来了强降雨。

在菲律宾，周日北部山地度假城市巴高被山体滑坡袭击，三栋房屋受损，五人获救，七人仍然失踪。官员表示，连续数日的强降雨引发了此次滑坡，而“雅芬”加剧了降雨。

“雅芬”袭击了中国浙江省台州市及相邻的福建省北部，在登陆时带来了估计时速 10 公里的强风以及袭击该市海岸线的巨浪。强降雨导致浙江省面临严重洪涝风险，当局已发出严重山体滑坡风险警告。

据该市官方媒体《澎湃新闻》报道，上海虹桥和浦东机场取消了周日预计航班的约 40%。中国气象人员预测，未来几天部分地区降雨量可能达到 79 至 117 英寸。

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第 5 页 / B 版 / 2026 年 8 月 10 日，星期一 / CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM

星期六在芝加哥士兵球场的 Foo Fighters 乐队成员 Dave Grohl。VINCENT G. JOHNSON / PHOTOS FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

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Foo Fighters 在士兵球场演唱会上深情回顾历史

Dave Grohl 在星期六演出。

作者：Bob Sandron 为《芝加哥论坛报》撰写

Foo Fighters 的吉他手兼主唱 Dave Grohl 热爱摇滚乐，并愿意为此付出一切。星期六在座无虚席的士兵球场，他将这种激情展现得淋漓尽致。他和他的乐队在一场时长三小时的盛大演唱会上回顾了 31 年的历史，这场演出给人一种圆满回顾的感觉。

这是他们自 2014 年以来首次在非音乐节区域举行的演出，Grohl 及其团队专注于纯粹的音乐和幽默。他们触及了大型摇滚演出相关的传统元素：能量与社区感、趣味与兴奋、成功与全盛时期，以及音量与速度。该团体推崇老派方式，摒弃了现代体育场制作中常见的数字图形、奢侈道具和听觉辅助设备。除了开场时的烟雾和结尾时的烟花，视觉效果仅限于典型的灯光以及在屏幕上播出的舞台动作画面。

这种针对超大型活动的简朴处理方式可能借鉴自几十年前，而那个时期也构成了该乐队怀旧曲目单的大部分。Foo Fighters 最近发行了一张新专辑（《Your Favorite Too》），但此次仅演唱了其中的一首歌。Grohl 似乎更感兴趣于挖掘过去。作为一名外向的歌手，他话很多，将许多塑造乐队风格、声音和态度的线索串联了起来。

他谈到了 1999 年加入 Nirvana 之后与 Kurt Cobain 在一间小公寓里漫游，并在沙发上调试一把原声吉他，在那儿写下了《Hangold!》。这首歌最初归功于他的个人项目 Lars，在位于唯一延伸舞台末端的一个平台上，这首歌开启了一段简短且精简的表演。他将这首歌献给已故的当地制作人 Steve Albini，还将其他曲目献给他的母亲，以及已故的 Motorhead 领军人物 Lemmy Kilmister 和已故的 Foo Fighter 梦想家 Taylor Hawkins。

这位 57 岁的 Miss 原住民承认他欠芝加哥一份情，正如他之前多次提到过的那样。他在 Cobb's Beat 看了 Naked Ragnar 的演出，并感谢 1962 年他停留 8 分钟期间接待他的 Bradford 一家，帮助他走上了朋克摇滚之路。当 Grohl 宣布观众是这座城市迎接 Foo Fighters 的最大规模人群时，这勾起了回忆。一次令人难忘的领衔演出就在北边四个街区，那几乎肯定地成为了记录册中最阴雨绵绵的 Lollapalooza 之夜。

士兵球场没有下雨，但 Grohl 经常通过往头上浇水来降温，让自己湿透。

详见第 10 页的“演唱会”部分

《芝加哥烈焰》与《芝加哥医疗》员工工时被削减

制作助理在加入工会后遭遇削减

作者：Nina Metz 芝加哥论坛报

好莱坞或许建立在光鲜的表象之上，但工作日的现实却截然不同。在电影或电视拍摄现场的所有职位中，最不光彩的可能是制作助理。就地位而言，这是最低的职位。而且直到最近，它还是少数几个非工会角色之一。

导演由 DGA 覆盖。演员由 SAG-AFTRA 覆盖。制片人由 PGA 覆盖。而几乎所有其他工作人员，从美术指导到场务，都是 IATSE 的成员。

但从事电视工作的制作助理已开始作为北美国际劳工联合会（Laborer's International Union of North America，更广为人知的名称是 LIUNA）的一部分加入工会——其中包括在两部 NBC 系列剧《芝加哥烈焰》和《芝加哥医疗》中工作的人员。

他们上个月批准了第一份合同。据工会代表 Alex Aguilar 称，成员们正期待着回到《芝加哥烈焰》第 15 季和《芝加哥医疗》第 12 季的工作中。

但两部剧集的员工表示，他们发现自己的工时被削减了。

工会正“呼吁 NBC Universal 立即恢复长期以来每日 12 小时和 14 小时的保底工时”，这些保底工时的取消导致部分人的“典型每周到手工资减少了 $1%。在每小时工资为 $20.93 的情况下，许多此类工人现在面临严重的财务困难”。（芝加哥的最低工资为 $2735。）

工会声称，此次削减是对加入工会的回应。

“制作助理是电视制作中薪资最低的工人之一，”Agi-

详见第 16 页的 CUTS

（图片：Miranda MacMays，左起，Brandon Lamacunte 和 David Eigenberg 在《芝加哥烈焰》的一集中，PETER GORDON / NBC）

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（图片：在 Trinity Folk House（左）的 Jewish Netball（见）（德语），KADEN POCHY, FLORA PRESS 2028）

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民谣艺术家助力新星崛起

作者：彼得·拉森 (Peter Larson) ORANGE CLANCY REGISTER

汤姆·拉什 (Tom Rush) 在 70 年代中期为 Elektra 唱片公司录制的首两张专辑融合了他重新回归的民谣音乐！但作为一名在马萨诸塞州拥有少量机会的大学生，他仍将成为新罕布什尔州的一员。但随着时间从 1967 年同名首张专辑和 1968 年的第二张专辑流逝，汤姆·拉什准备前行 Me！他说，拉什感到有压力需要为第三张专辑寻找新歌。

“我真的在 1967 年没有遇到麻烦，不再有任何歌曲，两年后到了‘Rush’。在最近的一次采访中，他们认为，‘我不知道他会如何加载。’ 正如我确实意味着两个 giống，我说，在我看来。没有更多了。没有更多 了。”

这段时间一直很重要，因为当时拉什录制了米切尔 (Mitchell) 的《Tin Angel》、《Urge for Going》和《The Circle Gone》，以及泰勒 (Taylor) 的《Something In the Way this Never Is a Gresham's Gushim》，这些歌曲此前从未被任何人录制过。

布劳尔斯 (Browers) 的《Shadow Dream Song》曾作为 2009 年 9 日的一项配额出现。她的乐队在 1967 年的专辑《Rushesher》中出现，但无论是他，还是米切尔，亦或泰勒，在他们来自的当地圈子之外都几乎不为人知。

“我在密歇根州底特律的一家名为‘Jones Man’的俱乐部里遇到了乔尼 (Joni)，”拉什说。“她拿出了她的笔记本，然后他们第一次作为嘉宾演唱，其中包括《Urge for Going》，这让我大为震惊。我问她是否还有更多新歌，她说：‘不，他给我一分钟。’”

“大约六周后，她给我寄了一盘磁带，里面有几首优美的歌曲，”他说。“在最后一首之前，她为 go-spring man 道了歉。‘我刚完成这个。它不是很好。我很抱歉，但它就在这里。’”

“而我则是《The Circle Gone》，”拉什在谈到这首后来成为米切尔标志性曲目（她在 1995 年的《Guitars of the Cannon》中录制）的歌曲时说。“这证明艺术家并不一定知道自己曲库中什么是好的。”早些时候，他在波士顿、纽约市以及波士顿乐队 Flying Machine 中获得了有限的成功。但当拉什在 1967 年遇到他时，他正努力寻找下一步行动。

“我实际上是以某种旧方式遇到詹姆斯 (James) 的，”拉什说。“我当时在剑桥，我有一个室友在跟我争论，‘你得听听这个詹姆斯·泰勒，是的，他有一个乐队。’ 我一直说，‘扎克 (Zack)，请你管好你自己的事好吗？’”

“后来一旦我与 Elektra 签约，我的制作人保罗·罗斯 (Paul Roth) 孩子说，‘我打算今天早上和这个孩子，詹姆斯·泰勒一起安排。’”他说。“然后詹姆斯为我录制了，我不知道，三首或几首歌曲，然后第二天去了英国，剩下的就是历史了，”拉什说。

Aug. 10 08:10 / days： 演员詹姆斯·雷诺兹 (James Reynolds) 6 岁，歌手吉姆·安德森 (Jim Anderson) 7 岁，歌手贝丝·奥斯汀 (Beth Austin) 7 岁，演员罗克珊娜·阿格塔 (Roxanna Argueta) 6 岁，珍妮丝·伯德特 (Janice Burdette) 6 岁，歌手迈克尔·布朗 (Michael Brown) 1 岁，安吉·哈里森 (Angie Harrison) 1 岁，迪安娜·加西亚·斯威舍 (Deanna Garcia Swisher) 4 岁，瑞安·赖戈尔德 (Ryan Rygold) 4 岁，查尔斯·克莱恩 (Charles Kline) 1 岁，卢卡斯·蒂夫特 (Lucas Tift) 1 岁。

寻求外交手段应对亲属关于改宗的质询

R. BENJON HARRIS

A SOUNS DRIV

亲爱的本： 我和丈夫已经和他们以及其他亲戚生活了几十年，现在我们正考虑搬到一个许多亲戚居住的地区，那里有两代州以及心怀好意的人们，而且我通常很喜欢他们的陪伴。

我丈夫的亲戚们属于该州及其大家族：他们全部是基督徒，对他们而言，获得救赎至关重要。由于战争，战争已成为长期以来认为这是唯一合法精神路径的主要原因。

在我的成年期。我公开且私下地改宗为犹太教（cowd 或 sailing），从那时起我就一直虔诚地遵守教义。

我母亲的某人被他的亲戚质询我为何改宗犹太教。

我不喜欢这种讨论。我认为这是一个私事——并且已经被要求做出决定。我不是家人。我甚至被问到是否是因为我不想成为基督徒。

我想保持优雅，我不介意关于我的社交实践或我正在做的事情的提问，但我感到这具有侵入性。

那么，有没有一种外交手段可以拒绝回答？我真的想为此做好准备，因为这肯定会再次出现。

一个私密问题

亲爱的私密： 我们的路径可能是对家人说类似你在这里写的内容。“我倾向于将此视为非常私人的事情，所以我不对此进行讨论。我希望你能理解我不想

冒犯你。我只是将其视为对我而言神圣的事情。但如果你感兴趣，我很乐意谈谈我如何实践我的信仰。”

对于那些咄咄逼人或对传教有强烈承诺的人来说，这可能无法令其满意。

但那是他们必须自行解决的问题。使其变得可以接受并不是你的责任。你不需要与他们辩论你的选择或你的束缚。

我建议你尽快与丈夫讨论此事，因为他作为与那些人有亲属关系的人，以及一个在两者之间使用相同语言的人，可能会在宗教实践方面提供见解。在未来的对话中，他可能是你一个很好的缓冲。

亲爱的本： 我的父母在他们的“不”中，决定从我们整个大家族居住的新英格兰地区，搬到我们唯一有家人居住的佛罗里达州。

当他们告诉我时，我告诉他们，我希望他们不要指望我以此来安排我的生活。我想成为一个财务资源，让我的整个家庭定期去拜访他们。我还说，尝试在紧急情况下依赖我自己的同意。

我坦诚地告诉他们，他们决定搬离我们，他们是他们自己的支持系统，我们不应该被期望承担他们决定的负担。

我应该指出，这种思维方式与他们经常持有的思维方式非常一致，即个人责任以及承担自己行为的后果。

我被要求得非常糟糕，他们现在不跟我说话。

我的兄弟姐妹都告诉我，他们 100% 同意我的书面观点，但还没有向我们的

父母承认这一点。

那么，我期望我的父母践行他们教导我们的原则，以及我对他们坦诚表达我的观点，这是否是不合理的？

亲爱的诚实本： 根据你的描述，这些评论似乎是对你父母决定的一项重要质询。它们听起来很强硬。

但是——就像家庭中的许多事情一样——很难找到关于你们所拥有的共同领域。因此，你所感受到的挫败感可能根植于家庭的其他部分。我不想成为一名家长，而且这次搬迁正引发一场风波！

显然，在没有更多信息的情况下，情况并不明确。所以，我不确定真实情况是如何的。

你的父母可以根据自己的意愿选择搬到任何他们想去的地方。显然，我的搬迁会影响到整个家庭，而你正在承担这一切。我不会仅仅作为一个学生地对待这件事，或许可以询问他们搬迁的原因，以及他们希望通过投入资源获得什么样的益处。

你还可以询问家人在发生紧急情况时该如何处理，或者他们是否已经为自己的护理制定了计划。

虽然没有保证他们已经考虑过这些，但作为一家人，你们可以讨论每个人希望发生的情况，并制定出能够让我完全认同的方案。

你有权持有自己的观点。但在这种情况下，分享你的观点似乎并不能让你找到最佳的解决路径。

因此，我的另一种共识形式将集中在理解和寻找解决方案上。

请将问题发送至 strictly 请求护理。

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演唱会

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向下。乐队在开场期间维持的几个 pacs 都要求某种形式的缓解。从头到尾地忽略，吉他挂在他的肩上，dismalice 长度-质量分为二，chold 展现出一个年轻男人，他在自己的板子上增加了谈话和胡椒色，脸上带着坚硬的线条。

他在麦克风架前引导着类似的男人。他的左手在乐器琴弦上引导的电影。Ruffing 的手威胁要从脖子上弹开，slungy 的脸，轻微地跳动。当 Gould 提高他的过载并继续回忆他的一个男人时，这首歌唤起了 Tom Avery 之后 thorn house two 在他的 thrush 甲基化中的感觉。“对于第一吉他手 Pat Smass，他闪烁着一枚永久的别针，微妙地表达着‘是谁？我很惊讶’。”在十亿美元之后，Gould 还通过放松一个男人我已知我要组建 Games 的方式掩盖了 Smass 的聘用，prand the

Fox Fighters 周六在士兵球场演出。VIRGINIA JOHNSON 为芝加哥论坛报拍摄

squadsack 到《女性文明的衰落》，这是主唱购买的第一张专辑。

而且更可爱的是，主吉他手 Chris Shiflett 曾有机会扮演传奇吉他手 Randy Blundy Flack Gibson（在新墨西哥州饰演 Paul 和 Ivan），而他竟然没能随着 Gould 邀请的特定声音而移动，并让 Fox Fighters 在一段见证了独特的“舞台化”将词句转化为 Wallflower 处不可磨灭风格的串烧中，演奏一首与他们前乐队相关的歌曲。“One Deadfight”并健康地回到鼓凳上，为了

Dan Rubin 的《像曼德拉一样跳舞！》

现在住在高地的 Rubin 曾是一个非常年轻的男人，他 是一个非常年轻的男人

Jona，Gould 的啦啦队长，在询问明显的问题并用讨好的评论讨好信徒时，拥有一个瘫痪的主唱 Paul Stan-ter 主题。在可预测性下，很难指责他的投入或觉得他不可爱，即便他的声音发出的名声以及看起来像“专业人士”的样子在 2024 年秋季他承认在婚外生子后有所下降。

“在半个完整、一个完整、常见的选择预期墨西哥之后的两短两行，由于‘Big Me’的模仿视频，我的前两行第一个正常广播方式的广告，能够并愿意嘲笑自己。他将他的刻薄留给了 undisturbed，他非常年轻，并且在磨练‘最佳演员’，说着‘The Prowisher’并放弃‘Best of You’。”

“当我在你进入我的音乐之前进行作者混音时，Gould 用他惯常的过高出价和 obnoctezing 的组合点缀着‘cross’和‘obscure’，推挤着墙壁并使用声音来工作。然而，与观众之间存在着非常强、非常强且非常强的调整和交接。音乐上的 sweet-ment 建立并提供了激进的软件，但很少出现，而 Gould 在 subprime 各种‘whose’和‘how’的组合中对一些挑战性高音的指示，进一步表明了音域的侵蚀。在他职业生涯的这个阶段，这是一个可以理解的变化。

但该团体中期的药物和混合最后一小时反而变成了一场关于“两个”与“两个”以及的“的”与“的”以及的“的”与“的”的戏剧。

“的”与“的”与“的” 的

而古德曼（Goodman）是一名自由评论员。

曲目单

• 'All We Like'
• 'The Prowisher'
• 'Tosses Like Them'
• 'Roper'
• 'You And Actors'
• 'My Place'
• 'Carcero's Fly'
• 'Then I Bury'
• 'Walk'
• 'This Is a Call'
• 'No Good Man' (我的 'Ace of Spoke') 'Mistimized since the last year'
• 'Who do'
• 'Mongold'
• 'Big Me'
• 'Tucker You'
• 'I Don't Do'
• 'Rest'
• 组曲 'Gretzschir' (翻唱 On Use for a Name)
• 'Severe' (Some) (Bud 作品)
• 'I'm a 'Big' (Virgil 作品) (Walthowers) 'Married' (James) 'Top Dancing in a Munchie!' (Dan Rubin)
• 'Shades' (French)
• 'Brothers'
• 'The Way & Neighborhood'
• 'Auntor'
• 'Coughs in the Echo'
• 'Rest of You'

评论

• 'The Teacher'
• 'Eclimated'
• 'Evolving'

裁员

来自 Fugga 85

伊恩（Ian）表示：“工人不应该仅仅因为他们选择维持现状，就失去他们一直拥有的收入。这些积极的思考不仅仅是因为其他人提供了健康，而且没有人能依赖于堕胎援助来维持自己及其家人的生活。我们致力于保护他们及其家人。”

当我们找到前 5 件事时，NBC 的负责人拒绝发表评论。

《芝加哥急诊室》（Chicago Rev.）和《芝加哥急诊室》（Chicago Rev.）是 NBC 最活跃的制作方。还有第三部系列剧《芝加哥》（Chicago (C)），同样属于该系列。第一部系列包含 10 部，未安置，且在阿加莎（Agatha）（新 PhD）中共同撰写，然而不久后他们的未来被削减。制作助理（PA）的职位传统上

一直是一个入门级岗位，是进入该行业的一种方式。但电视和电影行业的指令意味着制作助理进入更高层级职位的机会在减少。阿加莎和一些制作助理曾在《芝加哥急诊室》中工作。在前两年，他的名字 LETNA，还组织了 ABC 的《阿比顿小学》（Abiton Elementary）和 HBO 的《Mast.》以及《The Pitt.》的工作。

“我曾见过人们来到广告前说，‘你为什么那样做，我认识这些人。’然后会是，所以，他们需要更多援助。他们来到盒子这里，他们离开是因为我们一直在被坑。”对于大多数非工会城市来说，12 小时或 14 小时的工作日是标准。好莱坞的阿加莎说：“那是由于他们是片场中薪资最低且受剥削最严重的工人。”非工会制作助理没有

保证休息时间。“他们可以让这些人在午餐时间继续工作”，且没有补偿。这是他们在近期各种讨论中解决的问题之一。

《芝加哥急诊室》（Chicago Rev.）和《芝加哥医疗》（Chicago Med.）的制作助理在争取更优惠的医疗保健福利方面也一直扮演着重要角色。与其他工作场所一样，加班费在正确的小时数内很少，这意味着工作 12 小时一天的制作助理仅获得 12 小时的报酬，而最后 4 小时没有报酬。通常，制作助理每周投入 10 小时工作周，其职责可以包括从第一周的过度工作到清理现场以及管理公众。此外，拍摄在特定地点进行，并记录酒吧或汽车流量。《新一年》（The New Year）和《芝加哥医疗》（Chicago Med.）遵循传统的网络时间表，这意味着更好的、猫（cat）以及在夏季休整期休息。他们

在 7 月回到工作岗位。立即，他们在当前年度最终确定期间以非工会员工身份返回。“而他们现在变成了死名（dead names）。他们得到了过去几个季度一直使用的旧名，并且一直处于相同的死板方式（一份文字副本）中，而保证消失了，”阿加莎说。“这些保证在语境中没有被具体涵盖。”他们告诉公众，“你现在将要，所以这些将消失。我们把它们拿走了。这就是所有内置在房子里的原因。”

前两年，与第一个 12 小时在一起，而其他人则获得了正确的时间。“那是另一件事，我们当时在想，你如何获得第一个 12 小时，在全盘范围内保持一致，因为这实际上是你没有钱，那么为什么有些人能得到而其他人不能？”

阿加莎说：“我们已经听到了多位制作助理表示，如果这种情况继续下去，他们将不得不寻找其他工作。”

他说他被告知“我们已经享受到了在他们到来后以不同方式运作”。“这将成为一份关于沃尔特（Walt）和福布斯（Forbes）的极佳简介，因为对他个人来说已经有了很大的集中度。‘你在那里。’沃尔特每集指挥高达 $200,000 的费用。他的名字是国家电视——正如一名好莱坞律师所言，是一项 Fynberg 法案，赋予他们开具显示真相的账单的权利。但那是最深的，奢华的生活方式和少数花朵，因此成为了好莱坞 559,000 人中最顶尖者的路径。

该协议此后已延长至 2027 年。Agatha 表示，工会认为 NBC 的做法违反了劳动法，但尚未向国家劳工关系委员会（National Labor Relations Board）提起不公平劳工实践指控。

“我们的立场是，长期以来 12 和 18 小时的保证是员工管理、工时和薪酬的既定条款和条件，这些内容必须在开始时确定，雇主通常在未先与工会协商的情况下不得更改，且始终需与工会协商，以及公司的运营责任。Local 12% 账单也同意将这些保证减少至 8 小时。我们认为工会可以根据联邦劳工法采取行动，但 NLD 最终将决定是否发生了违规行为。”

在接下来的头几天内，用 Agatha 的话来说，将“解决这个问题”，工会将提起不公平劳工实践指控，并在适当情况下提起合同申诉。

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芝加哥论坛报 / B 版 / 2026 年 8 月 10 日，星期一 7

观看指南

周一

2026年8月10日

所有时间均为中部时间，东部时间可能因有线电视 / 有线电视供应商而异。请在屏幕上的节目单中确认时间。

《与星共舞：下一位专业舞者》(Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro)

AMC, 晚上7点

罗伯特·欧文（Robert Irwin）非常激动能在他在其中工作的澳大利亚地点之一拍摄这一新集“与丹塞拉·卡拉加克（Dancella Karagack）的惊艳时刻”。舞者们必须将丹塞拉·卡拉加克的一个标志性表演融入到一个值得关注的常规节目中。

《全美》(All American)

The CW, 晚上7点

在一集名为“在没有暂停的情况下”（When Without a Pause）的新集中，一名美国学生和一名南克雷姆洛斯高中（South-Cremlose High）的学生永远改变了。

《1%俱乐部》(The 1% Club)

PIM, 晚上7点

在一集名为“不与”（Not With）的新集中，一名前体育解说员、一名急诊室医生和一名被否决的医疗狂热者在100名参赛者中竞争，争取赢取高达$100,000的机会。乔尔·麦克海尔（Joel McHale）主持。

《球类问答》(The Quiz With Balls)

PIM, 晚上8点

杰伊·法森（Jay Pharsan）将在本集中解决关于问题或问题的伟大争论，本集将模特与《星球大战》需求进行对决。

《劳伦斯·费什本揭秘历史上的最大谜团》(History's Greatest Mysteries With Laurence Fishburne)

HISTORY, 晚上8点

今晚的剧集“震惊世界的枪声”回顾了1775年英国红衣军进军列克星敦准备发动突袭，但却遇到了一支准备战斗的小规模顽强民兵的情况。是谁警告爱国者英国人确实来了？又是谁真正开出了那声震惊世界的枪响？劳伦斯·费什本（Laurence Fishburne）将对此展开调查。

《缅因州木屋大师》(Maine Cabin Masters):

全入 (All Inn)

Magnolia Network, 晚上8点

在“早餐前的床铺”（Beds Before Breakfast）中，萨拉（Sarah）和艾希莉（Ashley）与当地工匠合作，为客人打造独特的体验。蔡斯（Chase）在农场中与图片作斗争。

《墙》(The Wall)

NBC, 晚上9点

来自德克萨斯州的幼儿园教师麦迪逊（Madison）在一家儿童医院举办了一场庆祝患者及其兄弟姐妹的时尚表演。在这一新集中，她将她姐妹母亲的比赛投入其中，以争取赢取高达$22的机会。克里斯·哈德威克（Chris Hardwick）主持。

您会喜爱的电影

JENKINSHIP FATHERS

《阿甘正传》(Forrest Gump) (2006, 喜剧-剧情) Tom marks, Noble Wright Paramount, 下午2点

《伸冤人2》(The Equalizer 2) (2008, 动作) Gerrie Washington, Pedro Pascal VWL 晚上8:30

《迈克尔》(Michael) (2020, 传记) Justin Jackson, Gillian Domingo Starz, 晚上6点

《公正正义》(Just Mercy) (2020, 剧情) Michael B. Jordan, Jamie Foxx VWL 晚上6:30

《Then: The Dark World》(Then: The Dark World) (2021, 动作) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman FL, 晚上6:30

《空中监狱》(Con Air) (2017, 动作) Nicolas Cage, John Colard AMC, 晚上7点

《决定性：迈克尔·温德兰》(Determinate: Michael Wunderland) (2020, 喜剧) Kate Castrall, Molly Kahn Bloom, 晚上7点

《美国杀手》(American Assassin) (2017, 动作) Susan O'Brien, Michael Keston SHU, 晚上8点

《Cost Away》(Cost Away) (2003, 剧情) Tom marks, Helen Hunt Paramount, 晚上8:30

《Insidious: Chapter 2》(Insidious: Chapter 2) (2013, 恐怖) Patrick Wilson, Bess Byrne SYFY, 晚上9点

《Gone in do seconds》(Gone in do seconds) (2000, 动作) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Joke AMC, 晚上9:30

《马尔科姆X》(Malcolm X) (2002, 传记) Gennie Washington, Angela Russell VWL 晚上10点

《下坡路》(Downhill) (2020, 喜剧-剧情) Will Farrell, Julia Louis-Dreyfus FXM, 晚上10:45

摘自 TV Weekly 和 Interview.com 版本

经典回顾

星空之夏：乔治·汉密尔顿

TCM，凌晨 5 点开始。

乔治·汉密尔顿是一位举止优雅的男主角，以其魅力、机智和强大的银幕存在感而闻名，其职业生涯融合了浪漫、喜剧和老派的华丽感——现在他首次成为 TCM “星空之夏”聚焦系列的重点人物。庆祝汉密尔顿的电影阵容恰当地以他的首个主演角色开始，在《罪与罚，美国》（Crime and Punishment, USA）（1959）中饰演陷入困境的税务学生罗伯特·莱克，片中展现了他在杀死一名当铺老板后陷入愧疚和偏执的状态。作为一名主演，最重要的是，汉密尔顿在 1960 年的家庭剧《回家》（Home From

the 40th）中贡献了许多人认为是他最出色的表演，并与罗伯特·米查姆和乔治·佩加德共同出演。汉密尔顿的戏路在今日阵容的其他电影中得到了体现，例如《广场之光》（Light in the Piazza）（1962），他在片中饰演一名与美国游客坠入爱河的迷人意大利青年。《男孩在哪里》（Where the Boys Are）（1960）是一部浪漫喜剧，巩固了汉密尔顿作为一名极具魅力的男主角的地位；而 1964 年的《你那轻率的心》（Your Cheatful Heart）（如图）中，汉密尔顿将陷入困境的音乐传奇马克·威廉姆斯带到了大银幕上，这是他最受赞誉的戏剧表演之一。

您会喜欢的 CAME 电影

CAME 电影 CAMP，7-9-2022

马克·菲利普斯回归饰演汤姆·布兰兹，于 5 / 6 / 2026 2:07 领导一项关于“任务”（Task）（490）的新调查

电视新闻

《Task》第二季演员阵容补齐

来自新闻服务机构

HBO 犯罪惊悚剧《Task》公布了新的演员名单，他们将在第二季中与主演 Mark Buffalo 和 Maherbula Ali 共同出演。

这部由《Blues of Earthwork》的 Brad Ingebley 创作并获得艾美奖提名的剧集，讲述了 Buffalo 饰演的 Tom Brands 的故事，他是一名性格古怪的 FBI 特工，领导着一支专门的行动小组。在本季中，该团队将调查（可能）涉及 1964 年的阴影，其中包括由奥斯卡奖得主 Ali 饰演的 Eddie Barnes。

与第一季一样，故事发生在费城及其周边地区两个对立的交易之间。根据 Doolittle 的说法，2 名演员（使用该阵容并出演）将饰演 Barron 的孩子们。

Duane Evenson 将饰演 Jordan Barnes；他在 2010 年凭借在《When They See Us》中饰演一名被诬告为“水晶公园大火”参与者的角色而获得艾美奖。同时，《And Just Like That》的演员 Bethlehem McElroy 将饰演 Lisa。

Ali 似乎在自己的角色追逐中，就像他的搭档 Buffalo 一样，将下一次机会视为扮演重要角色的奖赏。Adam Jannowitz 则出演《Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother》，该片将于 9 月上映。

Brandin 的孩子们本季也将回归《Task》，Silvia Dionisio 和 Andrew Brandt 将分别再次饰演 Barry 和 Ethan Brands。虽然剧情细节仍在逐步披露，但看来患有精神分裂症的 Ethan 在因意外杀死母亲而被监禁后将回家——这场悲剧至今仍困扰着 。

其他新加入者包括饰演 Jimmy Couples（ 特遣队的资深合作者）的 Tim Bide-Yelton，饰演 上司 Vince Banyan 的 Kevin Davis，以及饰演 Barron 导师 Charlie Boylan 的 Brian F. O'Brien。

这批演员将加入此前已公布的演员阵容，包括 Henry Melling、Edgar Ramirez、Michael Navea 和 Adam Napato。在《Task》第 1 季中饰演 腐败上司的 Martha Plimpton 将回归饰演 Kathleen McElroy。

《Man of Earthwork》的演员 Julianne Nicholson 将再次饰演 Lori Rose——她是 Kate Wonder 饰演的主角最好的朋友。此外，为了实现 Ingebley 剧集之间的特别联动，《Task》还将有更多内容。

格里尔挑战圣经阵容： 瘦削且热爱冒险的 Bear Gryll 正在策划一场挑战。在 Prime Video 现正播出的《The Chester in the Wild with Bear Gryll》中，他将挑战 Sona Matthews、Mark Magdalene 和 Judas。来自《The Chester》的演员阵容将穿越森林、沙漠和死亡峡谷。

格里尔将带领他们穿过险峻的 Cuello Valley、Campedland 和大盆地沙漠。尽管这些是“精神性”演员，但格里尔不会让他们免于这些严酷的考验。

格里尔表示，他的冒险精神源于他的父亲。“这确实是我成长过程中非常重要的一部分。我从小就和父亲一起做这类事情，不仅是攀岩，他还非常痴迷于生存技能和户外活动。我认为在很小的时候，这成了我的方式，比起攀岩，更多的是为了能与他亲近，学习如何搭建避难所之类的东西。”

“这就是我成长环境，当我加入军队时，我进入了美国的特种部队。我在那里的专业不仅是攀岩和跳伞，还包括战斗生存。所以这一直是我生命中很重要的一部分。我在服役期间发生了一次跳伞事故，导致背部骨折，最终不得不离开军队。现在回想起来，我觉得能做那些我以为永远无法做到的事情，真的很幸运。”

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星座运势

如果 8 月 10 日是你的生日：在经历了 2026 年早些时候相当多的挣扎之后，现在可能是深呼吸的时间。你的生日月份带来了一份巨大的礼物。对你自己的“黄砖路”有了更深层的理解。知道你如此，所以是你的个人正确路径

him differently, time in and fame for answers.

白羊座（3 月 25 日 - 4 月 19 日）：当你进一步追随自己独特的自我表达之路时，创造性的自信将属于你——相信你的过程。

金牛座（4 月 20 日 - 5 月 20 日）：一份情感沟通可能最好推迟，直到情绪平静且新的视角显现。

双子座（5 月 25 日 - 6 月 20 日）：坚持事实，但不要过于执着于占有，许多事情可能很快会得到改善。至于它是应该表达出来，还是更好地保持私密，取决于你所处的环境。

巨蟹座（6 月 25 日 - 7 月 22 日）：有些人将心事写在脸上，有些人表现得具有细胞毒性，有些人则穿着设计师品牌标志。所有这些在今天可能在某种程度上与你相关。

狮子座（7 月 23 日 - 8 月 22 日）：你越了解并信任自己的道路，就越没有什么好恐惧的。当你采取一致的行动时，在你的整个使命过程中不会有不必要的挑战。处女座（8 月 23 日 - 9 月 22 日）：接下来的几周对你来说某种程度上是准备阶段，在为不可预见的 delos 做准备时，处理好内心的问题。

天秤座（9 月 23 日 - 10 月 22 日）：有些日子会触动你的心灵和灵魂，最终你会让自己在更深层次上投入——今天可能就是这样的日子。现在建立人脉可能会有所帮助。天蝎座（10 月 23 日 - 11 月 22 日）：虽然你的职业生涯目前看来可能不平稳，但向好和增长的力量应当会占据主导。如果你在某种程度上是个异类，你可能会在网上找到志同道合的群体。

射手座（11 月 22 日 - 12 月 22 日）：数字世界某种程度上就像是“西部荒野”，那里有沉没的、残酷的、警长、赌徒、牧场主、教师、传教士、助产士、老鸨和舞厅女孩。它色彩斑斓，它更多，而且它很狂野。请保持警觉。

摩羯座（12 月 22 日 - 1 月 19 日）：解决财务状况的愿望可能在一段时间内仍无法实现，太多的未知，太多的恐惧可能在产生影响。

水瓶座（1 月 20 日 - 2 月 18 日）：一段关系可能看起来乱七八糟，你接下来的感觉可能是某种焦虑。并非实际的问题，而仅仅是这种感觉。

双鱼座（2 月 19 日 - 3 月 20 日）：如果你有这个奢侈条件，请给自己留出一小时，做你自己，自由地流动，不带评判，就这样存在着，像个孩子或一只蝴蝶。

— Magi Helena，论坛报内容机构 (Tribune Content Agency)

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Miss 作者：Harry Bliss

“我在这里明白了你的‘奥德赛’，Noises”

值得等待

蒙哥马利击出本垒打，史密斯在长时间雨停后的大胜中完成MLB首秀

作者：LaMund Pope 芝加哥论坛报

周日在Rate Field，由于雨天导致在第二局开始前出现了2小时22分钟的延迟，白袜队和克利夫兰守护者队被迫动用牛棚。

比赛恢复后，白袜队派上了2024年首轮选秀球员哈格罗·史密斯（Hagro Smith）。

这位左投手在两局无失分的MLB首秀中，三振3人，保送4人，

在31,243名观众的见证下，助力白袜队以5-3获胜。

在白袜队于第三局拿下4分的进攻中，科尔森·蒙哥马利（Colson Montgomery）击出了一记打破僵局的三分本垒打。白袜队在这场关键系列赛中赢下了三场中的两场。随着这场胜利，排名第一的白袜队（61-56）在美联中区领先第二名底特律老虎队（58-65）3-1场比赛。守护者队（58-65）和明尼苏达双城队（58-65）均落后4场。

白袜队还超过了他们

下一场

白袜队主场 周二晚上8:45 CPG9

上赛季的胜场总数（60-102）。周日的比赛变成了白袜队和守护者队的牛棚战，而史密斯获得了他的第一次机会。

白袜队在周六比赛前从3A球队Chair Jette征召了史密斯和另一位投手新秀坦纳·麦克杜格尔（Tanner McDougal），将投手诺亚·舒尔茨（Noah Schultz）和大卫·桑德林（David Sandlin）调往夏洛特，并将投手威廉·冈萨雷斯（Wilelman Gonzalez）指定为可被交易。

周日热身结束后，史密斯在走向休息区时赢得了热烈的掌声。

他登场时白袜队以2-1落后。

守护者队在第一局面对先发投手多里斯·马丁（Doris Martin）时得分两次。

史蒂文·宽（Steven Kwan）以一次安打开始比赛，随后切斯·德劳特（Chase DeLauter）击出安打。圣安东尼奥（San Antonio）击出右场安打。布雷登·蒙哥马利（Braden Montgomery）未能稳稳接住球，宽利用这次失误得分。德劳特因失误跑至三垒，随后在内森尼尔·洛（Nathaniel Lowe）的牺牲飞球中得分。

详见C3页统计表

小熊 10, 皇家 2

小熊队以胜利结束连续17场比赛的艰苦赛程

作者：Meghan Montamurro 芝加哥论坛报

堪萨斯城 —— 小熊队在没有休息日的情况下连续征战17场比赛的艰苦赛程以高潮收尾。

在10-2的胜利中，进攻端在面对堪萨斯城皇家队先发投手 Randy DeSoudi 及牛棚时爆发，左投手 Matthew Boyd 在七局中仅失两分，确保了系列赛的胜利。小熊队（69-50）在进入周一的休息日（这是他们自7月21日以来的首次休息）之前，在这17场比赛的赛程中取得了12-8的战绩。

由于缺乏休息日，主教练 Craig Counsell 必须寻找方法为主力球员安排休息。这意味着 Pete Crow Armstrong 连续第二场担任指定击球手，且在五场比赛中第三次担任此角色，因为 Counsell 试图“在目前的情况下尽可能地让球员充电”。

小熊队的系列赛胜利让他们保持了势头。自6月11日以来，他们13-10（1,000）的战绩在此时段的大联盟中排名第二，仅次于波士顿红袜队 —— 此前小熊队在进入这段冲刺期前曾经历过极其糟糕的7-22开局。

“我们的先发投手表现得异常出色，这是应对这种情况的关键，”Counsell 在谈到连续作战17场时表示。“如果没有优秀的先发投球，你无法挺过来。无论是投球局数还是失分之少，高质量先发投手的数量确实令人印象深刻，这让我们度过了难关，并帮助我们赢得了比赛。因为先发投手能提供的局数决定了第二天牛棚的情况，而他们完成得非常出色。”

在小熊队进入周一急需的休息日，并准备在接下来的三场对阵华盛顿国民队的比赛中结束顶峰之行前，他们在考夫曼体育场的系列赛中有三个要点值得关注。

5, 波士顿，在 Matthew Boyd 的带领下，继续交付成果。

尽管伤病考验了小熊队先发投手的深度，并迫使他们在交易截止日寻求升级，但他们能够占据国家联盟外卡榜首的位置，在很大程度上归功于轮换投手。

详见 C3 页的小熊队报道

小熊队先发投手 Matthew Boyd 周日在密苏里州堪萨斯城对阵皇家队的比赛第一局中投球。CHARLES BEND, MP

接下来的比赛

小熊队 对阵 国民队 周二 下午 5:45 Tennyson

熊队训练营报告

Burden 将缺席“一小段时间”；Thomas 提前离场

作者：Sean Hammond 和 Brad Biggs 芝加哥论坛报

随着周六季前赛揭幕战的临近，熊队的接球手深度正面临考验。

根据 NFL Network 的报道，二年级接球手 Luther Burden III 因 grain injury 将缺席“一小段时间”。随后，第三轮新秀选秀球员 Zerkes Thomas 在周日的训练中因明显受伤而离场。

在周六的一对一训练中与回归的 Tyinger Brewson 发生碰撞后离开了训练场。在球队 3 月交易了 Di? Moore 之后， 被寄予厚望，预计将承担更重要的角色。

季前赛揭幕战 布朗对熊 周六 中午 Pete 32

赛季揭幕战 熊对黑豹 9 月 15 日 中午 Pete 32

教练 Ben Johnson 尚未就 的伤势发表评论，且计划在周二之前不再与媒体交谈。

Thomas 在 7 对 7 训练中被撞倒后离开了周日的训练。这名新秀似乎腿部受伤，但能够自行走下球场。季前赛对所有新秀都至关重要，因此在周六于士兵球场与克利夫兰布朗队的比赛前，Thomas 可能受伤的情况可能会带来麻烦。

关于伤病及其对阵容的影响，防守协调员 Dennis Allen 表示，伤病是这项运动的一部分。

“这就是橄榄球的本质，”Allen 说道。“这确实是 1 1 / 4 和 8 1 / 4 之前的情况。我们参与的游戏是一场消耗战。你越能准备好出场并以获胜的水平表现，你的球队就会越强。”

以下是我们周日在熊队训练营中了解到的其他情况。

熊队外接手 Luther 在 7 月 29 日于莱克福雷斯特的 Dallas Hall 训练营期间进行拉伸。STACEY WESCOTT / CHICAGO TRIBUNE

详见 C2 页 BEARS 栏目

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CUBS / ☑ (MAS) 5:43 p.m. (Marquee) / ☑ (MAS) 5:40 p.m. (Marquee) / ☑ (MAS) 3:05 p.m. (Marquee) / STL (3:20 p.m.) Apple TV WHITE BOX / ☑ (IN) 6:40 p.m. (CHEN) / ☑ (IN) 1:10 p.m. (CHEN) / ☑ (DET) 5:40 p.m. (CHEN) SKY / ☑ (SEA) 9 p.m. (USA, The U) / ☑ (SGS) 9 p.m. (USA, The U) FIRE / Cracked (LC, SeetGeek) 8 p.m. (Apple TV) STARS / ☑ (SEA) 8 p.m. (Victory)

BEARS

第二次训练营中像“海绵”一样的 Loveland

熊队的近端锋能否获得更多接球目标？

作者：Phil Thompson 芝加哥论坛报

上赛季作为一名新秀已经足够艰巨，但熊队近端锋 Colman Loveland 的学习曲线由于肩部手术后的康复而变得更加复杂，这导致他在参加第一个训练营之前错过了 OTA（非强制性训练）和迷你训练营。

现在，在今年的训练营中，健康并非他比去年进步更多的唯一方面。

“他现在就像一块‘海绵’，”教练 Brin Johnson 在训练营首日全装训练前表示，“他想要获取所有信息。”

Johnson 表示， 承担的任务量“相当大”，甚至在研究外接手的路线。“刀锋已经相当低了。”教练还对 在特勤组会议期间做笔记，以及询问那些他不太可能参与的单位的情况感到惊叹。

“他知道所有的知识都会让他成为一名更好的球员，并且他将继续加快比赛速度，”Johnson 说道。“他正在学习很多东西，并且在持续学习，他能够实时地将其应用，这太棒了。”

表示，这一切源于在各种竞争中与许多人交流——例如外接手 Of Richardson，他在后方炫耀——目标是“Tay 让你处于劣势”。

“我不希望任何人对我拥有优势，这意味着我想学习得和每个人一样多，或者更多，” 说道。“我想获得尽可能多的触球机会，是的，我知道，无论我处于什么位置。就像我说的，看到其他人这么做，我就在想，‘为什么我不这么做’。”

即使有些概念是他已经学过的，“Tay 将继续记录下来，并在脑海中不断开始它。”

表示，“他理解自己的角色如何与

周二，熊队近端锋 Colman 参加在 Asian Hall 举行的训练营。REJENY, MESLAR / CHICAGO TRIBUNE

其他人相关，他可以‘真正地’理解熊队的整体进攻，并更好地判断防守方可能会采取什么措施来阻止他们。”

虽然 在会议室里努力消化尽可能多的内容，但在球场上，他可能会将这些全部甚至更多地付诸实践。

在 rookie 赛季的中点之后，熊队开始越来越频繁地依赖 。在辛辛那提对阵孟加拉虎的第 9 周比赛中，他领跑全场——在那场比赛中，他凭借一次 58 码的接球达阵，锁定了熊队 67-42 的逆转胜利——在最后 10 场常规赛中， 在每场比赛中至少被目标锁定五次。

事实上，在熊队最后两场常规赛和两场季后赛中， 以每场至少 10 个目标领跑全队。

在对阵格林贝包装工的外卡赛中，他的 10 个目标是紧随其后的接球手（7 个目标）的两倍多，他完成了 8 次进攻，获得 120 码。

Johnson 曾是一名近端锋教练，他在此位置上有着深厚的积淀，因此看到 成为熊队的接球数领跑者并不会令人惊讶。

尽管上赛季在目标数（8.2）上排在 Ream O'Mann（9.0）和 D.J. Moore（8.0）之后，但 以 16 次接球和 712 码领跑熊队。他以 6 个达阵并列队内第一。

当被问及成为“今年接球数领跑者”的可能性时， 说道：“我们队里有这么多武器。无论我的工作是什么，无论我在这个队里的角色是什么，我都会全力以赴。如果那是成为领先的接球手，”他说，那就是那样。如果那是获得 30 个目标，那就是那样。

“显然，我会拼尽全力去做任何事情，并让自己处于能够做出关键表现的位置。”

当然，他的四分卫 Caleb Williams 对他的期望不低于 NFL 的第一名。

“他可以成为联盟中最好的近端锋，”Williams 说道。“我认为他就是。”

回答道：“能得到他的认可是一种荣幸。为了实现这一点，我确实还有很多工作要做，但我认为他也可以成为联盟中最好的四分卫。”

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周日的训练因下午的一场雷阵雨延迟了约6小时10分钟，熊队取消了球迷入场观看。

这是一次漫长且高强度的身体对抗训练，以长距离推进环节结束。跑卫 D'Andre Swift 获得了多次持球机会。在 Bastian 和 Thiele 的配合下，二年级接球手 Jubilar Walker 在 stuntys 环节中表现活跃。

在某个时刻，安全卫 Xavier Woods 接到了四分卫卡莱布·威廉姆斯（Caleb Williams）在深区半场传出的一个简单的移动系统球，球从威廉姆斯手中飞出，随后在 stuntys 环节中，Swift 在一次一档跑球中结束，球被线卫 Denis Bush 截获。这是 Swift 在训练营期间第一次在 2 a. 4 年期间结束。

由于 Bratton Jones 仍因伤缺阵，Brian Amagaj 在左截锋位置上与接球手配合，而 Jedrick Wills Jr. 则与两人配合。Amagaj 还得应对防守端 Austin Reaker 的压力，后者制造了第二次球权丢失。

这次漫长的训练可能是最后一次展示，有一点。接近尾声时出现了一些 pronnge sleeper。Amagaj 以及右卫 Jonah，他知道被要求首发。

在训练早些时候，在防守方闪击且让 Walker 在中路深处处于悬空状态后，威廉姆斯与 Walker 配合完成了一次非常快速的“核化”传球。这对 Walker 来说是一个简单的接球。在接下来的一个回合中，他们的强力四分卫 Cami 在一次短传中进行了多次手绘，Denis 启动了所有人。又一次 40 码达阵。

四分卫 Josh Blackwell 在威廉姆斯的 3 on 传球中表现出了一些过度防守。在 7 名球员的 freemason 拦截下，威廉姆斯给出了 6 次回传机会，并将球高高抛向 6 号位。进攻方知道谁接到了球。

在 5 月 8. 日于莱克森林举行的新秀迷你训练营期间，带有疼痛的防守后卫 Edick Muhammad 开始训练。JOSH BOLDERS / 芝加哥论坛报

聚光灯下的 ALBYSH！

马利克·穆罕默德

Allen 表示，熊队将继续让新秀角卫马利克·穆罕默德（Malik Muhammad）在外部角卫和左路两个位置上进行训练。防守协调员认为目前没有必要在两者之间做出选择。

“我认为我们现在还没有到准备好要求他是这个或那个的地步，”Allen 在谈到这位来自德克萨斯大学的第四轮选秀球员时说道。“作为一名年轻球员，令人鼓舞的是，我们继续向他施加很多压力，而他依然能够坚持。他还没有被淹没，他依然在坚持。”

穆罕默德在春季训练中尝试了这两个位置。在训练营开始时，他似乎更多地专注于外部角卫。但由于二线防守球员受伤，镍卫（nickel）位置的深度正在受到考验。Martin Kilar Gordon 仍受小腿伤势困扰。后卫 Jubilar Jones 最近几天也因伤缺阵。

在周末，穆罕默德在镍卫位置上获得了大量出场机会，包括在 stuntys 环节中。熊队看中他能够胜任这两个位置的多功能性。Allen 指出，当一名新秀步入重要角色时，挑战会更大，因为老将们会考验他。

“最大的挑战是让一个 1 面对巨大的压力，他们会试图击垮你，”Allen 说。“他们会向你发起进攻。”

见闻录

Xavier Woods 在周六的训练中没有获得任何机会，这是他签约球队后的最后五次练习，但这位拥有 10 年经验的老将周日立即投入了战斗。Woods 与他当时组成的首发阵容一起训练。在一次进攻期间，Williams 在第四档 40 码的情况下，利用一个狭小的窗口将球传给了右端 Colman Loveland，而 此时正进行紧密覆盖。这次传球刚好超过了获得首档所需的线， 立即按照训练营标准进行了一次小规模的“尝试”——撞击 Loveland，将其击倒。Allen 在谈到 时说：“他踢了很多场足球。他经历过不同的职责。他一直是一名高效的球员。（后卫教练 Ed Harris）在达拉斯时曾执教过他，所以对他来说有一定的熟悉度。我只是认为目前我们在后防线，特别是安全卫位置上，需要另一个 7 人的名额。”

“我很期待看到他来到这里竞争，看看他能排在什么位置。”

只要 City Bryant 和 Eldah Hicks 仍然受伤， 就有获得出场时间的路径。

熊队现在只剩一名长截锋 Brea Gardner，但该职位的竞争远未结束。事实上，一名长截锋必须通过竞争来保住工作，因为一次全面的试训和新人的加入随时可能在一天之内发生。

熊队裁掉了 Luke Elliot，以为角卫 Beanie Bishop 腾出空间，目前仅剩下来自乔治亚大学的未选秀新秀 Gardner。

熊队的体型达到了 6 英尺 5, 2:49 磅，但他们想看看他在实际持球行动中的表现如何。Gardner 一直领先于 Elliot，但距离确保一个新秀名额可能还需要 3 年。

备份四分卫 Tyson 在一次无接触练习中获得了大量机会。他向 Knewon 完成了两次长传，一次是外线传球，另一次是 Knew 避开二年级线前锋 Robert Reynolds Elliott 时的中路传球。鉴于 Bogart 的侧翼压力，他将球精准地传给了从 NFL 签约而来的 Kaden Davis，完成了一次 3.4 码的达阵。

在压力期间和 6 分 4 分钟的进攻期间，Williams 完成了一次接球，将平衡推进至第四档 4 码。他突破了边缘，为 Swift 打开了一个巨大的后方空档。这位老将在整个训练过程中在右侧和左侧都引起了注意。

Austin Reaker 在一次传球跑动中胜过了左截锋 Kiran Amagajhe 和 Jedrick Wills Jr.，而未选秀的新秀后卫 Calan Barnett 在防守线球员后撤时，对 Brea O'Reillys 展现了令人印象深刻的 1-1⁄2 表现。

熊队的踢球机会是 60 码距离的 7 次尝试。当踢球系统看起来有些偏差时，他在 40 码处的一次尝试偏右失误。随后他通过完成下一次尝试进行了回应——一次 14-1⁄2 码的传球。

值得关注的引语

Allen 周六请假前往俄亥俄州坎顿市，参加 Dover 的职业橄榄球名人堂入选仪式。 和 在新奥尔良共同度过了 15 个赛季。

在 退役后， 在 2022-24 年接替 Patton 担任 Saint 手教练。当被问及与现任丹佛野马队教练 Patton 共事的时间时， 表示他发现这与 的教练 Johnson 有一些相似之处。

“在进攻心态方面，我发现很多特质是相同的，不仅是我们进攻训练的方式，而且是我们整体训练的方式——所要求的身体素质和努力程度非常相似，” 说道。

Patton 也出席了 的名人堂仪式。 表示，Patton 和 共同取得的成功与其说是源于其他方面，不如说源于他们的天性。

“比起其他任何东西，竞争心才是你进入名人堂的资产，” 说道。“他们想在所做的每一件事上都获胜。因此，这驱动了他们所做的一切。”

伤病与参赛情况

熊队签下了比尼·比肖普（Beanie Bishop）以帮助构建其重复的第二层防线。比肖普在上赛季的部分时间里处于新奥尔良圣徒队的练习阵容中。3月，NFL将比肖普在2026赛季的前三场比赛中禁赛。圣徒队于7月29日将其裁掉。

巴克利（Buckley）并非周日缺席的唯一球员。接球手拜伦·哈德逊（Byron Hudson）、后卫卡米·刘易斯（Cami Lewis）、塔里尔·史密斯（Tarrill Smith）和金芬·琼斯（Jinfine Jones）、线卫德马科·杰克逊（D'Marco Jackson）、左截锋布拉顿·琼斯（Bratton Jones）以及防守端马丁·约瑟尔（Martin Jossel）均未出席。

共有六名球员仍处于非足球相关伤病或身体状况类似名单中：戈登（Jeff）、希克斯（John）、线卫基舍姆·埃利奥特（背部）和诺亚·塞维尔（Jeddha）合计，防守端谢马尔·特纳（膝盖）以及进攻截锋奥齐·特鲁皮洛（膝盖）。

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棒球

皇家 6，曲线 3 周六晚

霍姆斯在首秀的4局中失4分

作者：Meghan Mumtazumi

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RANIAS CITY —— 克莱·霍姆斯（Clay Holmes）并不满足于仅仅重返大联盟的投手丘。

这位右投在周日 6 经历了一场波折，在遭受受伤后被迫经历了漫长的康复过程。5月 11日他效力于纽约男队，而他在周六晚上的小熊队首秀并未展现出典型的优势。霍姆斯在四局中失 4 分，在小熊队 3-4 负于堪萨斯城皇家队的过程中三振了一名击球手。这场失利终结了小熊队自 1994 年以来连续几场获胜的势头。

霍姆斯没有造成任何失误，包括两次双杀。

“为了回到这个阶段付出了很多努力，能重新回到大联盟的比赛中感觉确实很好，”——显然，这还不是最终目标！霍姆斯说道。“你想快速进入状态并帮助球队赢得比赛，我今晚可能无法完全入睡，但这是一个良好的开端。”

“他回归的幅度并不大，我非常接近找回自我。”

这位下投在投球时遇到了一些控制问题，尤其是早期。他在第一局中因为一次投球失误被 Caplanome 击出了一支独跑本垒打，随后在下一局中因为一次投球未能充分进入好球区，被乔什·布贾斯（Josh Bujas）击出一支两分安打。霍姆斯在第三局艰难地面对了三个击球手，但在 Caplanome（他最终击出了一次安打以及本垒打和二垒安打）击中一个低位两分球后，未能全身而退，使皇家队以 1994 领先。

“只是期待能回来，并且在早期就真正进入好球区，我认为”

“早期有一些兴奋，”霍姆斯在谈到控制问题时说。“我不想说太多，但你很兴奋，这只是一个控制情绪的问题。我能够找到好球区。显然，给 Caplanome 留了足够空间。我只是在好球区投了几个好球，遇到了一些小麻烦，但实际上就是，你知道，安定下来并知道我不需要做太多。我并不打算用力量压制对手，我只是依靠球的位移，而不会盲目跟随。”

经理克雷格·考塞尔（Craig Counsell）表示，霍姆斯回归比赛的过程可能与 Northern Boys 在手术后两个月从比赛中回归的情况相似。由于霍姆斯还在找回状态，预计他不会在比赛中投太深，他在周六投了 Tripto。

“最终，这看起来像是一次首发，”考塞尔说。“我认为前两局必须稍微紧张一点。随着比赛的进行，我们现在可以稍微放松。他的所有变化球在正确的平坦连接处工作。某种程度上挺过了那个阶段。随着我们继续进行，他会变得更好。”

面对皇家队先发投手塞斯·卢戈（Seth Lugo）及其牛棚，进攻端表现不佳。卡鲁索·凯利（Caruso Kelly）在第四局击出的两分二垒安打削减了小熊队的四分领先优势，伊恩·霍格（Ian Hogg）随后在第六局击出一支独跑本垒打，将小熊队的分差缩小到一分。霍格的这次本垒打终结了 22 场低迷，并在第八局增加了一次二垒安打。

右投周日小熊队皇家队的牛棚在最后四局中急需在最后时刻接手，在四次击球中丢了两分。

“我知道这是一场失利，这不好，但为了让每个人休息一天。这非常重要，”考塞尔说。“总的来说，小熊队如何”

周六在密苏里州堪萨斯城，小熊队先发投手克莱·霍姆斯在对阵皇家队的第一局中发力。芝加哥论坛报

小熊队

NORTHERN

Bend 在周日的前六局中表现稳健，最终在皇家队仅得两分的情况下于第七局结束比赛。在他从回归后的七次先发中，他在过去六次出场中有五次投到了第七局，期间记录为 2.5-0.8At。

“每当你这样做时，意味着你的局数推进很快，或者你出局了所有人，”Counsell 说道。“不，他今天表现最好。”

由于遭受的各种伤病，本赛季的轮换阵容并不总是看起来很出色。但在三场比赛的 15 局期间，小熊队的先发投手记录为 1-0.8At。这并不特别显著，尤其是考虑到其中 10 场比赛是在客场进行的，而且他们将在那个春天在瑞格利球场面对纽约洋基队和洛杉矶道奇队。

“真的不能要求更多了，”Bend 说道。“太棒了。这是一个艰难的阶段，尤其是每年的这个时候，在第一年和第二年你必须每天将精力集中在眼前的任务上，而这确实非常特别。这说明了这个团队的质量。我认为我们面前仍有棒球比赛。”

随着小熊队创始人 Kevin Guaranty（周五七局两分）和 Clay Holmes（周六十局两分）在他们的新球队中站稳脚跟，小熊队的轮换可能会变得更加艰难。

2.1 年金突破

大举摆脱低迷

Jim Hogg 在周六经历了一段 8-for-22 的低谷，随后回到了他俱乐部 10 轮轮换中最好的局数之一，在那场比赛中记录为 247.2At.2At.2At.1And，而他在之前的 10 场比赛中仅有 1 支本垒打。Counsell 曾表示，由于 Hogg 在面对左投手时表现挣扎，尤其是之前在球场右侧的表现，他开始将 Hogg 移出阵容。

不过，Hogg 在该系列赛的最后两场比赛中表现强劲，连续两天击出本垒打，并在该阶段以命中收尾——包括两支本垒打、一支二垒安打和三支 8At's。小熊队在赛季最后七周以及进入季后赛期间，肯定需要这位左外野手在轮换中提供更多贡献，但希望他对阵皇家队的最后两场比赛的产出是一个他正在走出低谷的信号。

“当你处于低迷期时，你想要一个微笑，想要一次好的挥棒，”Counsell 说道。“我们在系列赛（周六）中有三个球，所以非常之夜……希望我们正在（恢复），我知道这对他是很令人沮丧的。但这是一个击球手。这是一个在面对堪萨斯投球时表现出色的人，他将为我们做出贡献。”

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3.

有很多好的方面，但数量的 的 的

随着卡鲁索·凯利（Caruso Kelly）获得了大部分的出场时间，阿马拉（Amara）不得不顶住压力，在球队的一场非正式比赛（offspoof）中担任领导角色，遇到了一些小麻烦。在周二以来的首次先发中，阿马拉在周日的胜利中击出两支安打，包括第七局的一支三分本垒打，从而锁定胜局。这是阿马拉结束了连续 58 场没有本垒打的记录。

“我为马格（Mugg）感到高兴，”考内尔（Counsell）说道。“我们经历了一个不错的非正式比赛年，当你没有那么多出场机会，且以马格目前的频率出场，考虑到他今年的进攻表现，这确实是非常出色的一年，而且今天能击出关键安打并记录一次本垒打。我为他感到高兴。”

周日是阿马拉在捕手位置上的第 47 次先发，他充分利用了有限的机会。他的 107-98℃+ 在小熊队中排名第七（在 101 次出场机会中表现出色），同时计划维持 349-on-hour 的百分比。

“不能每天上场，然后又要出去以正确的方式发挥，这并不容易，”阿马拉说。“只是尽量让自己沉下心，在打击笼和球场进行击球练习时尽可能多地工作。与击球教练保持一致，以维持进攻端的稳定性，但我是一个竞争者。我会走到那里，在每一次投球、每一次击球中去竞争，感谢上帝，我取得了不错的结果。”

白袜队一垒手村上梦太（Mumtazumi Murakami）在周六对阵第一队守护者队的第六局击出了一支独跑本垒打。（此处坠落）芝加哥论坛报照片

白袜 6，守护者 3，周六晚间

白袜队摆脱周五的糟糕回归

白袜队二垒手 Chase Mendell 在周六第六局击出两分安打后与队友 Mike 庆祝。

Paul Sullivan 成为了首位被选为美国联盟年度最佳经理的人。

他的白袜队球员在创造获胜文化方面可能会遭遇失败，而他的球队给了 Chris Ortis 和主席 Jerry Bronsford 优势。这次重建在 2024 年被加速推进。

但 Wondell 周五在 Rate Field 的失误——在第一局无意中造成球队第二次记录性出现，导致先发投手 Noah Schulte 被迫离场——是他知道自己必须承受一段时间的事情。

“太天真了，”他在赛后承认，这是一个许多白袜队球迷认同的合理回归。

在周六一场由全国电视转播、且是 Chris Guilleri 退役号码之夜的比赛中，白袜队以 6-3 战胜克利夫兰守护者队。赛前，我询问 Wondell 在经历一场糟糕的球员比赛后，是否能够摆脱他的双重打击。

“一点也不容易摆脱，”他说，“仍在努力克服。”

他睡得好吗？

“他会睡得更好，”他提高声音笑着说。

你现在还好吗？“不好！但没关系，”他说，“我们有一场比赛要打，这就是关键。我欣赏我们这个团队的一点是，我不完美，球员们也不完美，我们都会犯错。”

“我昨天犯了一个可怕的错误，这个错误我可能会记住，并且可能还会为此失眠几个晚上。但我们有一场比赛要打，我们对此感到兴奋。这就是体育竞技的意义。你必须拍掉身上的灰尘，重新站起来投入战斗。所以这就是我们要做的。”

至少目前来看，可以认为 Wondell 已经摆脱了阴影。

白袜队在第六局发起反击，单局拿下五分，终止了四连败，在美国联盟中区领先守护者队和明尼苏达双城队三场比赛。

Riley Hoskins 在第六局击中 Anthony Kay 的两分本垒打，让守护者队短暂领先，而 Garin Williams 在前五个半局中一直占据优势。但白袜队在第六局的进攻半场实现了突破。

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让守护者队取得了 2-0 的领先。

白袜队在第一局下半场面对守护者队的 2-0s 得到一分。但白袜队在 Northern Devils 击出单打、盗二垒并在 Mumtazumi Murakami 的二垒安打后得分后，保持了 10 位的优势。

Miguel Vargas 随后在第 3 个半场击出第四次二垒安打，重新从 2-0s 手中夺回领先。后者无法阻止。Murakami 在本垒板前推进到三垒。对方随后三振了接下来的三名击球手，将第一局的失分限制在仅一分。

雨在第二局之前降临。在长时间延迟后，两名先发投手都被撤下，健康状况在 2-0s 和 2-0s 之间波动。但 2-0s 必须是最后的。T he 2-0s 必须是最后的。

依靠 Mumtazumi Murakami 击中 Williams 的个人本垒打，以及 Tristan Peters 和 Chase Macdonald's 面对救援投手 Colin Hollerman 的两次两分安打。

牛棚投手完成了剩余工作，Bryan Hoskins 和 Grant Taylor 投完了最后两局。

“我们需要这场胜利，”Wondell 说，“我认为毫无疑问。这是一场伟大的比赛，尤其是能够反击 Garin Williams，他一直以来都非常难以应对。”

在周六之前，人们对 Guilleri 的号码退役感到年轻且更加期待，而赛季正处于第 2 局。周五的失利，Wondell 的失误以及上赛季的运行在整体看来还算公平。这非常好，但 2-0s 必须是最后的。T he 2-0s 必须是最后的。

Mumtazumi 对阵守护者的新秀赛，在周二的选秀中又是另一种溶剂，当时他们失去了多年的时间，一个与 Pops Loo XIV 组合相关的缓慢晋升，这份礼物在持续之中开始。

也许在 Wondell 的一些对等枪战之后，26,000-1st 季度的弹出回到了原位？

我们只能发布。

每当事情进展顺利时，就会被从他们下方抽走。白袜队自 2005 年以来还没有赢得过一次季后赛系列赛，尽管本赛季起到了一定的激励作用，但在一个只有 Burke 保持稳定的轮换阵容中，他们仍需完成 100 次以上的任务。

2-0s 在半场之后应该是一个重大损失。Wondell 的错误不是一个好的击球手。

Wondell 在过去两年的大部分时间里都在为他的球员辩护，而这些球员很少打算进入他们的第一局。他是一个唯一的公开球员。“我不优秀，这太神奇了，你会被击中，而且没有任何机会。”

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舍尔泽现已进入MLB三振排行榜前列

在周六晚上于费城进行的一场比赛中，蓝鸟队右投手尼克·舍尔泽（Nick Scherer）在球队 7-4 击败费城人队的比赛中，超越了名人堂成员沃尔特·约翰逊（Walter Johnson），成为历史三振数排名第 10 位的球员。42 岁的舍尔泽在 2026 赛季的第九次先发中，职业生涯累计三振数达到 1.00 次，比约翰逊多一次，在现役投手中仅次于 43 岁的前老虎队和 Men in private 成员，两者的三振数均低于 13.54 short-Seven。舍尔泽在第六局首位击球时三振了凯尔·舍拉夫纳（Kyle Scherafner），从而超越了约翰逊，随后他被特赖斯·法拉格（Trice Farrag）和珀西·哈珀（Percy Harper）击出连续本垒打，导致比分被扳平为 2 平，并结束了当晚的比赛。舍尔泽在对阵费城人队的前五局中未失分，仅被击出三次安打，并在被特纳（Turner）和该球员连续击球前连续退掉九名打者。他最终在五次安打中失两分，完成四次三振，并将其自责分率（ERA）降低至 7.26。舍尔泽在 2006 年的选秀中被钻石背队选为首轮（第 1 号）状元。他曾三次获得 Cv Stamps，八次入选全明星队，并两次赢得世界大赛冠军。

理查德夺得美国体操冠军

弗雷德里克·理查德（Frederick Richard）周六在凤凰城赢得了他的首个美国男子体操全能冠军。他认为目前的状态能让他成为 2026 年圣安杰洛奥运会的竞争者。这位 22 岁的选手是两个夏天前在巴黎奥运会上获得资格的男子队关键成员，他在两天的比赛中总分获得 170.181 分，领先亚军谢恩·威斯卡斯（Shane Wiskas）两分，领先潜力新人丹达·莱金（Danda Leykin）三分。通过社交媒体成名的理查德将向更广泛的观众推广他的运动视为使命。这包括打破常规和规则——通过放弃传统的搅拌模式 和规则——通过放弃传统的搅拌波 和规则—。

最终进站指令：吉利斯在10MA赢得NASCAR冠军

吉利斯没有质疑他的车组，那是最终的进站指令。“我对此无能为力，只能照做，”吉利斯说道。吉利斯利用晚期进站策略，在队友期间顶住了乔·吉利斯的压力。在2026年的最终胜利中，2024年的最终结果是在周日于爱荷华赛道（Iowa Speedway）举行的NASCAR杯系列赛中获胜。吉利斯——这位23岁的前NFL伟大教练兼NASCAR车队老板乔·吉利斯的孙子——以8.214秒的优势领先于Be。这是他本赛季以及职业生涯的第二次胜利。吉利斯和比尔在第10层的最后40天里互不相让，但比尔在四次进站时，吉利斯仅更换了两个右侧轮胎，从而取得了领先。当领先者罗斯·查曼（Ross Chaman）失去领先地位时，乔在第10位接管了领先位置，并击退了布尔（Bull）的后期冲刺。吉利斯的车组主管泰勒·艾伦（Tyler Allen）认为，在最后的进站周期中，采取两次进站是超越布尔的唯一机会。吉利斯在赛季积分榜上升至第二位——落后于AllN队友丹迪·汉德林（Dandy Handlin）100分。对于领跑了104圈的布尔来说，这是本赛季第七次获得第二名。杆位获得者瑞安·马西（Ryan Marcy）在6.075孔末端的2024年杯系列赛回合中获胜，本次获得第三名。汉德林获得第五名——美联社（AP）

NFL

准备迎接史密斯的黄金时期

饱受折磨的喷气机队坚称 35 岁的四分卫史密斯的年龄是优势而非劣势

作者：Dorian MacLean Jr. 美联社

伊利诺伊州弗洛拉姆公园 —— 弗兰克·赖希尔（Frank Reichl）在再次思考格兰特·史密斯（Grant Smith）时，不得不思考他处于什么位置 —— 他在思考这位喷气机队四分卫的年龄。

“我不知道他多大了。他是不是超过 80 岁了？”这位进攻协调员在周五被告知史密斯实际上 35 岁之前这样问道。“感觉他像 128 岁。我是说，感觉在身体上，我可以……就像他正处于身体的巅峰期。”

“对于一名进入第 14 第 10 个赛季的四分卫来说，这还不赖，这段旅程始于 2013 年作为喷气机队的第二轮选秀球员，并在过程中拥有理想的，第二次标志和场上的机会。”

“就像他的手臂，他的移动方式，他在口袋中的脚步，他正处于身体的巅峰期，”在执掌喷气机队进攻的第一赛季中，赖希尔说道。“他也非常注重自我保养，这将对球队有所帮助。”

喷气机队当然希望如此。他们在休赛期从突袭者队签下史密斯，旨在为一支在 3.14 赛季中表现极其挣扎的进攻线增加一名资深四分卫。在奥斯汀·菲尔兹（Austin Fields）、大卫·泰勒（David Taylor）和布雷迪·库克（Brady Cook）轮流为他们的协调员坦纳·谢泼德（Tanner Shepard）发出指令期间，喷气机队在多个进攻类别中排名垫底或接近垫底。他们的每次完成传球平均 8 码，是 NFL 中的最低纪录，而这一点预计将得到显著改善。

史密斯一直能够拉开进攻空间，尤其是在 2022-24. 年期间，连续三个赛季在 Seductrific 期间传球码数至少达到 12 / 03 码。在去年突袭者队的低迷赛季中，他传球 12 / 21 码，其中包括 NFL 领先的 17 次拦截。

回到喷气机队后，史密斯的训练营表现总体良好。他完全脱离了他们的状态，有人说这位四分卫在一次训练营中进行了一场“能够”进行的足球比赛。赖希尔在周五再次称赞史密斯。

“他是领导者，”赖希尔说。“在休赛期，他在各方面、各种形式上都是第一个在外部关注之下的人。对我来说，在训练营的这段早期时间里，他表现得非常清晰，那个令我印象深刻的特质是我的第 16 第 10. 场比赛。这个男人是如何利用这个适当的机会去理解的。比如，他来工作时是非常专注的。”

“而且我对此有这样的感觉，其他地方也因此而不同。这真的是一件大事。”

赖希尔更清楚领导力是什么样子。作为一名球员，他曾长期担任吉姆·凯利（Jim Kelly）的替补，并且执教过佩顿·曼宁（Peyton Manning）、菲利普·里弗斯（Philip Rivers）、安德鲁·拉克（Andrew Luck）和马特·莱恩（Matt Ryan）。

这位进攻协调员同样知道优秀的四分卫表现是什么样子。在他看来，所有这些都体现在史密斯身上，尽管目前仍处于

喷气机队四分卫 Gone Smith (70) 在 7 月 10 日训练营练习开始前进行拉伸。新任进攻协调员弗兰克·赖希尔表示，喷气机队在休赛期通过与突袭者队的交易获得的 35 岁球员史密斯“正处于身体巅峰期”。MITH HENKLEM

受保护的、无接触的训练营范围内。

“我记得当他（被选中）出来时，我对他的评价很高，”赖希尔说。“他的投球机制，如果我只谈论传球的上半身机制，它们很糟糕。联盟中只有少数几个我可以说是纯粹的。Gone 是其中之一。”

史密斯也得到了队友的正面评价，他们赞扬了他重新加入喷气机队后的领导力。

“Gone 对我来说就像个传奇，”第五年球员端锋朱利安·伍兹（Julian Woods）说。“他在联盟里待了很长时间。你抬头看向那些拥有最伟大数字的人。如果你去观察，他就是那种你可以随时走上前去告诉他的人，他说，在午餐桌上和你在一起，他可以和午餐桌上的任何人坐在一起，你只需要和他进行简单的交谈，聊聊足球之外的事情。”

“而且，你知道，类似这样的事情随之而来。”

此外，史密斯这次在喷气机队的感受大不相同。

不，这并非完全是乐观地看待。但这位资深四分卫在今年夏天的训练营期间，在与球队的接触时间里，使用了他在 2023 年被召集时提到的东西。“也许是瓶颈”，但“功能性”绝对没问题。

“这是我们一直在尝试的事情，”史密斯说。“它能帮到挡住阳光之类的情况，所以实际上非常酷。它能让你在离开房间后依然保持比赛状态。”

周四训练结束后在接受记者采访时，史密斯依然戴着这款紫外线防护镜片，这让这位四分卫的眼睛看起来像是离人们有近 16 英尺远。一名记者开玩笑说他被吓到了，这让史密斯露出了一个并不太含蓄的笑容。

“在我回到这里后，我咨询了一些眼科专家，”史密斯说，“他们建议这样做，然后我们就开始尝试了。”

当被问及是否出现了眼睛问题，或者仅仅是选择使用隐形眼镜而非在突袭者队的头盔上佩戴有色面罩以避免眯眼和视线模糊时，这位四分卫回答道：

“这只是我们尝试的一种方式，看看感觉如何，”他说。“我挺喜欢的，所以我们一直在使用。”

联盟中已有几名球员尝试过佩戴这种减少眩光的隐形眼镜，包括去年夏天的查皮尔·奥夫（Charpier Off）和贾斯汀·哈洛（Justin Harlow）。史密斯说，他在 2024 赛季期间看到当时的喷气机队队友萨莫·霍姆斯（Sammo Holmes）佩戴时知道了这件事。

哦，顺便说一句，史密斯这些日子看到的并不是红色。

“房间是黄色的，黄色调，”他说。“但非常酷。你们也应该试一试。”

唐·尼尔森 1940-2026

NBA 伟大教练去世，享年 86 岁

作者：John Raby 美联社

唐·尼尔森（Don Nelson）于周日去世，享年 96 岁。他是 NBA 历史上胜场数第二多的教练，球员时代曾随凯尔特人队五次夺冠。

尼尔森的领导层在的一份声明中确认了其死讯，但未说明去世地点或死因。

声明称：“在周日早晨，我们深爱的丈夫、父亲、祖父及曾祖父唐·尼尔森在亲人的陪伴下，平静地离世前往上帝身边。在最后一周里，亲友们一直陪伴在他身边，传递爱意，分享友谊的恩赐并回顾往昔的回忆。”

尼尔森是 NBA 历史上唯一一位在三支不同球队——雄鹿、独行侠和勇士——均获得至少 250 场胜利的球员兼教练，且曾担任这三支顶尖球队的总经理。他曾三次获得年度最佳教练，并在 10 个赛季中 24 次进入季后赛。他曾带领雄鹿队三次进入决赛，带领独行侠队一次进入决赛，但从未赢得冠军。

尼尔森引入了现在被称为

组织前锋（point forward）的打法，他快节奏的进攻风格创造了更紧凑的比赛。他表示，从 1870 年代主导的腿部力量对抗转向专注于速度和灵活性进攻的想法，源于他球员时代在凯尔特人名人堂教练罗德·奥尔巴赫（Rod Auerbach）麾下的经历。

尼尔森在 2016 年给《The Pilsner Tribune》写道：“比赛可以引导像我们运行的那样赛季进攻，其结果是不言而喻的。”

尼尔森表示，“如果没有罗德·奥尔巴赫教我快攻的机制，这一切都不可能实现。在篮球运动的演变以及如今篮球比赛的快节奏方面，他理应获得所有的赞誉。”

尼尔森在 14 个赛季中，有 81 个赛季在凯尔特人队度过，并在四位不同教练的带领下随队五次夺冠。在球员退役后，他成为了雄鹿队的助理教练，并在 1976-77 赛季进行到第 24 场比赛、教练拉里·科斯特洛（Larry Costello）辞职后接任。尼尔森从 1976 年起执教雄鹿队 13 个赛季，并连续七次获得分区冠军。

在尼尔森的第二个赛季，雄鹿队在常规赛中克服了第四节 29 分的劣势，最终以 1E7-10 击败老鹰队。

尼尔森写道：“我执教球队的方式就像我还在为凯尔特人队效力一样，同时实施一种低位策略。我知道我想打多种多样的篮球，并利用速度作为我的优势。”

他的首次优秀进攻可能在勇士队的“Run 1500”中得到了最好的展示，这在 1976-77 赛季中阐明了匹兹堡名人堂的第 7 位。尼尔森与 Alex to Dune 以及 Jettys Mullen 合作。尼尔森希望第二天能同时达成。

尼尔森在两次任期内共在勇士队度过了 11 个赛季。第一次任期以一名 100 岁的新星克里斯·韦勒（Chris Weller）为标志，当时他正处于第二个赛季的半年左右。通过交易获得的第一机会在该赛季缺席了九场比赛，同样是 to Dune，并在三个月后的 1996 年 2 月在压力下辞职。

在此期间，尼尔森在 1990-91, 赛季执教雄鹿队不足一个赛季后被解雇，随后执教独行侠队八个赛季，从 2000 年 12 月起缺席了球队的 22 场比赛，以从可能的、一或两个专业程序中恢复。

尼尔森的儿子查尔斯（Charles）于 1994. 加入父亲，担任独行侠队的助理教练。John Nuvastur 担任总经理，并留在组织内直到 2021. 。他们共同说服了 235 岁的德国球星德克·诺维茨基（Dirk Nowitzki）放弃

唐·尼尔森在 2025. 的一次新闻发布会上发言。周日去世的尼尔森是 NBA 胜场数第二多的教练。他球员时代曾随凯尔特人队五次夺冠，且曾获得一次冠军。

欧洲篮球并加入独行侠队。唐·尼尔森还将 three Nash 培养成为 NBA 顶尖控卫之一，随后纳什在 1999 年和 2006 年随队连续两次获得 MVP。

“唐·尼尔森是一位真正的创新者，他对篮球运动的影响至今仍能被感受到，”现任勇士队教练Nevo Kerr表示。“他挑战传统思维，尝试不同的阵容和打法，并利用了游戏中那些经常被忽视的可能性。现代NBA中许多如今习以为常的事情，都可以追溯到尼尔森对待比赛的方式。”

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Social media video creators rise in importance for Johnson campaign; political posts lack regulation

By Jake Sheridan CHICAGO TRIBUNE

The 10-second post looked normal, like almost anything passing by an another mindless sci-fi. But as Mayor Brandon Johnson smoked a joke with a social media influencer interviewing him in front of the Chicago skyline, a tag near the caption stuck out: "Paid partnership".

That made Johnson the first announced or likely candidate in Chicago's next mayoral election to acknowledge paying a content creator to post a political video supporting him.

The disclosure has last month marks the arrival of a new force of campaign advertising in a Chicago election. The decision by Johnson – who has not yet officially launched a 2027 mayoral bid –

a sign the mayor believes short video influences on a platform like Instagram and TikTok held rising, largely unraged in eye over voters as he weighs a reduction out. It's a strategy that raises theory questions about compensation and disclosure but one, Johnson campaign director Christian Perry said, that will only grow more common.

"Any campaign worth their aid will be trying to figure out. In the same way you pay for airlines, you pay for screen time," Perry told the Tribune. "This is not anything inflation, now or unaware. This is

where people are getting their news and information."

The campaign has so far only paid for posts from one creator, according to Perry – a drop in the overflowing bucket of online discounts about the mayor. Several other content creators sharing online support for Johnson told the Tribune they had no front page, with some adding they've never even had contact with his team. Still, for all candidates, it's a largely unregulated space that opens the door to overly forming coverage, or even misinformation.

Social media platforms do little to help viewers distinguish a campaign's unpaid supporters from its paid contractors, and some politicians have turned to influencers to get their message out without facing the extreme and pretty questions provided by more traditional news outlets.

In Johnson's new paid and unpaid videos with supporters centers, he does not face challenging questions – instead, he's given largely unanticipated opportunities.

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Ambar Merlin, center, walks with her son Uriel, 2, as Andrea Avila, right, carries her son Sebastian, 2, at the end of the day at Brightpoint's Mitzi Freshmen Child & Family Center on Friday. BrightPoint operates six sets, learning centers in the state. Events 1/4/026/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Trump deregulation plan vexes Head Start providers

The proposal would drop hundreds of rules in order to streamline and expand the program and cut administrative costs

By Kate Foote and Lila Hempel-Edgers CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Nearly a decade ago, Head Start gave Wendy Mumala and her children the footing to leave an abusive situation.

The federally funded program for low-income families with infants, toddlers and preschoolers at Palatine Community Child Care Center offered her editor sex a safe place to stay during court hearings. It provided consistent

adults in his life during a time Mumala struggled with anxiety and later, postpartum depression.

In the interviews, it's conceived all four of her kids with medical care and academic support. Her two oldest have aged out of the program and are thriving in public school, while her youngest, twins, are now enrolled at the Palatine center.

"I wouldn't have been able to leave their father if it wasn't for the fact that they were enrolled there," said Mumala, 34, who lives

in Rolling Meadows. "It made all the difference."

Now, the Trump administration is proposing swearing changes to the city's childhood program that would eliminate federal requirements for services that Head Start leaders use offer crucial supportive funding to send, such as Mumala's.

Last Thursday, the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees Head Start, issued a proposed rule that would scrap 1,000 registrations and replace them with a more "streamlined framework" in an effort to reduce regulatory and administrative costs and expand the program to serve families.

"We are removing unnecessary bureaucracy, strengthening

nutrition and physical health, treating parents and local communities, and opening Head Start to hundreds of thousands more children," HHS Secretary Robert J. Kennedy, Jr. said in a statement. "That's how we renew the promise of Head Start for the next generation."

Head Start leaders in Illinois say it's too soon to tell how the proposed rule will fully affect the low-income families in the state, but many say they are alarmed. Chinese could have more students and fewer educators under the proposal, and program would be required to be taught in English instead of engineering, that has

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Immigration weighs on Minnesota Senate race

Trump's crackdown hangs over bruising Democratic primary

By Jonathan J. Cooper ASSOCIATED PRESS

MINNEAPOLIS – In the streets surrounding a desk federal office complex next to the Minneapolis airport, the hologramed resistance to President Donald Trump found its footing.

As US immigration agents staged at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building for a month-long deportation campaign, prisoners with whistles and cellphone cameras assembled to oppose them. Over the following months, two were shot and killed in the city's streets before Trump pulled back under pressure.

Now these confrontations remain the backdrop to Minnesota's Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday, which features establishment-backed U.S. Rep. Angie Craig and the most progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.

The immigration debate is an added rift in a race that otherwise echoes many of the other left versus center divides that have played out across the United States this year.

Craig voted for higher enforcement soon after Trump returned to office last year, only to later express regret for her decision after the Republican president sent a range of agents into Minneapolis. The backed constitution that condemned ammunition after a 2020 file bushing in Boulder, Colorado, and expressed thanks for low enforcement, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

Those votes may turn out to be some of the most fraught of Craig's eight-year career techniques decision that Flanagan has highlighted while trying to portray her end as unwilling to fight an outspoken administration in Washington.

"I think that's when the last my vote permanently and that's why I will not vote for her no matter

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Bally's Chicago pauses project

The firm halted construction on nearly all non-gaming amenities at its $3.7 billion casino complex in River West – parking 1,000 workers on homes – because of extended with the city over video gambling. Chiragoland, 43

Foo Fighters dig into their past

Dave Gould and his band surveyed 31 years of their history, hated due to a three-hour cancer at Soldier Field. It was a full-cycle retrospective and an old-school rock show that shunned a young-gun preps. Arts & Living, 85

Cat tours arrive, and the first is a purfect smash

By Christopher Boswell CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Behold! The majestic bends of Lincoln Square!

So exclusive, no elusive, so easily bored. Polio came, a.k.a. the domestic cat. On Saturday – or Saturday, in it is now known on the North Side – this rare creature was witnessed hanging in the apartment windows of three-story wall-rays, six benches of Victorian domes, behind mesh enclosures in front walls, at the bottom of both strollers. Hands of observers, a thousand or so, shattered on sidewalk. Love and there, many with pricey camera, many more with cat tutors and cat T-shirts, super for cat sightings.

A ghost rose: "There!" Fingers flow above at immediately, as if everyone had spotted a UPS! In a window on Hamilton Avenue, the table known as Crumb, a real ashore cube pin, appeared. Crumb regarded the admirers, then he yawned, then he jumped down, slipping from view again.

"Amazing! A 10 out of 10!" someone said.

Someone else, less impressed with such a brief sighting, quipped: "When, when, when, I mean, haven't there cats been schooled yet in the ways of PEPPERPERPERPERPER"

The best food probably not the last! Lincoln Square Cat Tour provided the streets of this

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to show his personality, your his accomplishment and job back at a request. Johnson himself continues to regularly take questions from the press. Multiple times a week, he press clips from news conferences — often confrontational exchanges with reporters — to his own account. His following product when the first home skyrocketed last fall as he favorfully condemned President Ronald Trump and the impact of political immigration and the content in the city, even that coincided with a view of support from online programmes. His Instagram account now boasts over 450,000 followers, making it a key mode of communication for the mayor.

Port a call, custom deserve to earn money for that week. Not the final 8 out for two much the Johnson campaign paid the creator of the video used in the 10-second part. Rebecca Lehmann, though upcoming campaign finance reporter will likely disclose the amount.

Lehmann, who has now posted the video marked as "y'all gotten ridley" involving the mayor, including three days from a friendly one-on-one interview, said he a video posted Friday morning that the woman's first campaign about the compensation.

"If you think that colors anything I'm going to say next, you know, well, that's how" she said in the video. "My niece is that I'm not for any particular medicine I am for Chicago."

In a statement to the Tribune later Friday, she said she was offered the opportunity to convince the mayor, "and I was lucky enough to be had to compromise the the work that involved."

"Content creation is called work, after all I've been transparent about how I approach all it as a creator, and I've asked it with care knowing that it would generate a discussion," she wrote. "Reynolds that, I'm going to let the content speak for me."

In the weeks before that video was posted, Johnson disengaged the prospect of paid influence support. He said I sat myself by way not aware of influences being paid to share financial values.

"The notion that there's going to be a problem is, I am all in for him. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

Then, just hours before that video was rung, Reynolds' first 5-door campaign did not give down whether it would pay for such posts, though he said that credit score change and called working with content creators a top priority.

"That decision hasn't been made," he said at the time. "Whether or not we pay or not remains to be sure. Whether or not we have high signatures who know how to organize in the digital space, back yeah, we're going to do that."

Earlier last month, Johnson's campaign had brought together a group of popular Chicago content creators for two days of meetings and interviews with Johnson after said the mayor blamed. Among them was proprietor-in-filmered Rachel Cohen who has posted an Johnson supporting video to be seen these 450,000 followers in recent week.

"If Branden Johnson runs for re-election, I am all in for him," Cohen said at the start of one video, her face tilting the scores. "I do not support candidate lightly."

Cohen said she was offered a "basic and pretty low stigma" for the video. "I'm the first thing I'm doing, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that.

"While it may be a new phenomenon for Chicago's mayoral race, others are have been part of the broader political landscape

"These influences can give the vibe of being someone you know, someone on your block, someone you might meet at the bar, who cares about the teams that you care about. It's very different from a mainstream media reporter"

—JOSHUA LUNDELL, veteran Chicago campaign manager who helped steer former Mayor Lori Lightfoot's campaigns

For several years, he 2024, Democracy confidential more than 200 content creators and social media influencers for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago for the first time. And earlier this year, national news outlets noted that dark money groups in Illinois 9th Congressional District Democratic primary offered influences $1,000 for past-attending certain candidates.

Many years shaping how Chicagoans use the mayoral race, meanwhile, have no contention to any campaign — paid or not.

Progressive — content creator Steven Naye Woods had long focused on federal politics, building a following of more than 10,000 across her accounts. She named her president to City Hall last month after seeing news of Johnson opponents backing the proposal for a nonfilming ballot referendum asking general election voters whether the city should adopt a millionaire tax.

She has since begun posting brief analyses of every sitting alderman, detailing

their words and key votes, that have garnered more than a million views combined. Each one wrote the same word, though almost have a major problem. Chicago has an alderman problem.

"People could all day 1 try to make a lot of information accessible and digestible," she told the Tribune. "People cross information, they just don't know where to get it from."

Reason thing, outlining, showing and telling such videos is hard work, and creators should be competent and let it. Woods said, She added that it isn't wrong for creators to get paid so long as they point out that they own values, and she predicted paid content will only become more common.

A full-time creator, Woods said she makes money through broomans, followed donations and small pre-ever payments from social media platforms. Despite her vocal support for Johnson, she said, "I think these social institutions are on the basis when you have a mayor that not only meetings are got but inspires hope."

Campaigns also turn to creators because campaign organizations are often not paid at handling social media, and Andrew Gunderson, founder of Reverend Chicago, said many that comments creators for honest content and content in those with brands and elected officials, among others.

"It's pretty obvious that campaigns just have no idea what they're doing on a content creation side." Gunderson said.

Some point to me have proven effective in reporting content for offering to more with creators. he said, the candidate, 39 Fritcher, who hoisted a bill signing Friday afternoon attended by both Lehmann and Woods himself, or some more important and domestic violence protection Friday afternoon.

More campaign distributors are going to make more in creating fully pay creators, he said. But the most successful ones don't exchange money, he said — they're giving creators a little.

"They are usually just ordinary people who are looking for really cool things that they can have to their friends," he said.

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Bohemian National Cemetery under investigation

Bohemian National Cemetery and Crematorium in Chicago's North Park neighborhood. BRIAN GASSELL/A/TREBINE

Facility accused of mishandling human remains

By Evgenia Anastasakos CHICAGOTRIBUNE

A second Chicago facility is accused of mishandling human remains after nearly five dozen decomposing bodies were discovered at a National Aids funeral home last week.

The Bohemian National

Cemetery and Crematorium in North Park has been ordered to stop accepting any new human remains after investigators were alerted to possible storage violations, the Illinois Comptroller's office said in a press release.

The office received the tip on July 12, the press released. On July 24, staff visited the site and found "much" for equipment failures and some human remains waiting to be cremated that were

not maintained at the proper temperature."

At the time, 16 individuals were waiting to be cremated at the facility.

All have since been cremated, and the remains have been returned to their respective families, the comptroller's office said.

Bohemian at National Cemetery is complying with the ongoing investigation, the comptroller's office said. On Thursday, 17 decomposing bodies were found at

South Chicago-Chapel after a complaint was filed reporting that remains were not lost in property stores.

During a walkthrough of the facility the complaint and three officers encountered the remains stored in different areas of the funeral home unenfugested, according to a police-mindset report.

Late Friday, a police spokesman said, "Cabinet area close to detectives are conducting a criminal investigation.

Bally's halts construction of much of company

Hotel, other non-gaming amenities put on hold over video gambling dispute

By Robert Channock CHICAGOTRIBUNE

Raising the videos on the standoff with the city over the heart of video gambling terminals, Bally's Chicago is passing construction in nearly all non-gaming amenities at its $1.7 billion casino complex going up in River West.

The event series, immediately to the Chicago Community Builders Collection, a general contracting partnership overseeing the project, essentially puts everything from a towering hotel and events center to a number of planned restaurants on hold.

The decision also puts 1,500 union workers on hiatus, as much of the construction grounds to a halt. Bally's said, "The casino itself remains on target for an early 2027 opening, but the larger entertainment complex is in temporary limits, pending resolution of the VGT dispute."

"Bally's issued a notification to the Chicago Community Builders Collection (CCBC) that it is essential to the pace of construction of elements of Bally's Chicago permanent casino," the company said in a comment. "The potential for an uncontrolled proliferation of video gambling terminals (VGTs) is in breach of the City's

commitment not to expand gaming in the Host Community Agreement (HCA) and creates uncertainty that could be harmful for Bally's Chicago property."

Bally's contends the legalization of video gambling terminals in Chicago as part of this year's budget related the 2022 host agreement between the Rhode Island-based company and the city to build the permanent casino and amenities. It is also a point to contribute between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the aldermen who included the terminals in the budget over his objection.

A mayoral spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment Sunday.

Illinois passed the Video Gaming Act in 2009 and the machine began drawing up its restaurants, truck stops and bars in 2012. There are now nearly 50,000 VGTs to move their $700 locations across the state – the most in the country, according to the Illinois Gaming Board.

Some of that growth has come at the expense of casinos. This year, the VGTs have generated more net income and about twice as much in taxes as the state's 17 casinos through July, according to Gaming Board data.

Chicago approved video gambling last fall, and aldermen should revenue from

the terminals in the 2024 budget, hoping to plug a bit 8 million funding gap. There were 200 pending Chicago VGT location applications at the Illinois Gaming Board as of last month, but none had been approved to begin operation.

Bally's Chicago would like to see a star that was remaining late from KKP Global to navigate the VGT dispute with the city. In an unusual event, KKP Global employs former Mayor Lori Lightfoot, whose administration chose

Bally's to build Chicago's first casino.

Sources familiar with the matter are Bally's is planning to withhold an annual $4 million payment to the city due to hypnosis in posing, resulting in the VGT dispute. A lot more is at stake than that payment, with the city preparing the permanent casino complex to generate $200 million on annual local tax revenue.

In May 2023, Bally's won a heated competition overnearly the Lightfoot admin-

Above: Rain falls at the Bally's Chicago casino project site along the 350 states of West Coast Avenue on Sunday in Chicago. Bally's Chicago is passing construction on nearly all non-gaming amenities at its $1.7 billion casino complex going up in River West.

Left: Construction equipment sits at the casino project site on Sunday.

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istration, beating four other proposals with its plan to build a $1.7 billion entertainment complex including a 500-room hotel, a $300-visit theater, 10 restaurants and 5,000-going positions. A review of the future "classic" printing plant in River West, Bally's has been operating a smaller temporary casino at Whitfield Temple in River North area 2023.

Bally's intends to fulfill its obligations under the host agreement, according to sources, including the building of the grooming 34-story hotel, which had already been up to $20 high along the Chicago River at the future casino city. But Bally's is slowing the family launch, along with everything from restaurants and a

food hall to an events center while the VGT issue remains up to the air.

If the city backs off the video gambling rollout, Bally's will once again ramp up construction at an accelerated pace on the full entertainment complex, sources said.

"We do not take this lightly because of the potential impact on many of the 1,500 casino trades people who have been working hard to build Bally's Chicago," Bally's said in its statement. "We will continue to answer any issues, which we hope will include more productive discussions with the Mayor's Office and City Council."

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Alumni, former teachers gather for school's farewell

By Jeff Virvis FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Kevin and Shannon Carbonneau, of Oak Lawn, found out late last year they were having a baby.

While choosing a school was a long way off, Kevin was fond of the idea of sending his first child to the Catholic grade school he attended — Queen of Martyrs in Everglaves Park.

"It's traditional," Kevin said of the school. "Parents send their kids here and in some families, three or four generations that have gone here."

Lucy Carbonneau was born two weeks ago but she will not get to continue that tradition.

Queen's may start this month in schools all across the country, but at Queen of Martyrs, people are missing the closing of the school. "It's also," he called, "but Chicago announced in June it was closing Queen of Martyrs, which opened in 1993."

Seven of hundred people stopped by Sunday at what is now Eastern in St. Glatens Parish for a final Mass, a tour of the school and a gathering to share memories and to

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lament the closing.

Kevin Carbonneau is one who dislikes the idea of closing the school.

"I was devastated," he said. "It was definitely a disaster to hear. It's something you never thought would happen, especially when you see it around all of the time."

He did have a fun moment. Sunday when he returned to Rome 2. That's where he had first grade classes with Illinois or Gingell. The retired Gingell was in the room when he entered and the two shared a hug and Gingell was able to

meet Lucy.

Gingell said there were many memories at the school and enjoyed 18 years there before leaving in 2003. Rome 2 looked different than it did back then.

"We used to have costs in the back of the room," she said, "and we never had this big-screen TV."

Though she still is a part of the parish, this was the first time she stepped into the room in decades.

In the library, four former students were pointing to a shelf above the books. They

found plaques with their names on it for honors they received from the American Legion.

Matt Ruddy (class of 2003), Lauren Ruddy (2017), Sarah Scott (2017) and Tom Ruddy (2020), enjoyed seeing the library again. Lauren Ruddy and Scott were rammaging to see if they could find their names on the cards where they checked out books years ago.

Even for younger graduates, seeing the school also is the first time.

"It's sad to see it go," Matt Ruddy said. "But it still differs on its our hearts. We'll carry on the hugs."

The school is being shattered following a significant decline in postgraduate enrollment, the archdiocese said in a letter to school families signed by Greg Richmond, superintendent of Catholic schools. The letter is a mentioned events "unfair this year," referring to former substitute teacher charged with sexual molestation, who later pleaded guilty to reduced charges.

Archdiocese officials crunched the numbers and said Queen of Martyrs, 1919 W. 83rd St., has dramatically

sold with its enrollment. The school had more than 125 students in 2014, but in 2025, its enrollment had slipped to 176.

The future appeared to be even more bleak as the archdiocese was bracing for an enrollment of 160 this year and anticipated a $400,000 loss before pulling the plug.

Compare that with January 1933. The $500,000 school was still right months away from opening its doors and the Chicago Tribune was the second time that students were signed up.

It goes after that. "There were 50 kids in each classroom, No suggestions," said Talisy Park resident Gary Godsewom, who graduated in 1964.

During the Mass, St. Glatens pastor, the Rev. Benedicts Paxlan, said while people may be upset about the school, he said that the local's judgment. He said this is not in this specific consultation since a new chapter in their lives and said it could provide new jobs of learning.

Paxlan is not a model to providing new closing material for beloved area religious qualifications.

On June 10, 2024 he

provided over the final Mass for St. Bernardine Church in Everglaves Park.

St. Bernardine and Queen of Martyrs merged to benefit Glatens Parish.

Queen of Martyrs served students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.

The archdiocese realized the June announcement would favor families to scramble and looked to church and school leadership to help find students new schools.

It wasn't long after the announcement that the Queen of Martyrs' facebook page was chock fell of ads from nine schools in Chicago and the south suburbs.

Meanwhile, those who went through the school were rewarded when they attended.

"It's heartbreaking that it closed," said George and Ruth Lee Godsewom, who graduated in 1967. "My parents worked hard to get in in the Catholic school and they were dedicated into doing that. I put God away life and it's still a blessing to this day."

Jeff Virvis is a freelance reporter for the Daily Kautznews.

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CATS

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idyllic neighborhood last weekend, drawing several thousand green cigarettes and just to be clean it was exactly what it sounds like. A two-hour walking tour of the evening, one of Lincoln Square with 12-3 participants residents being taught to the nature-hine companion for public inspection.

Feature: tried "APARTHWAY"

And, "NO CUST." And, "Oh, look, look, look, crossword."

They met Leo, whose favorite movie is "Mission Impossible - The City of Lincoln" and they met Paddling who only met the pony in the Fancy Hearts, and they met Gertrude on Apple Street, who was a member of the city to ask "Do you smell more thing! Nothing!" and they met Marcel Duchamp on Winnetown Avenue, who was a member of the city to ask "What was Avenue, who is probably with someone on one of the front pans, and they met Cordlewood, who is pushing 20 pounds, midfury met Cliff, whose sailing eyes were the most common, and the sometime give him the look of a British mob collector (though he actually upropried). They tried to make the story of the city, and they stopped outside his usual window to crowd across a whimsical "Chicago nap."

Third part looking next to the city, and the story of the city, and the story of the city, and they met trip to the เขต before only some of the attractions are not sleeping, parturient advocacy, and past business about it.

Grayson Dorado, the soprano, liked the attention he was getting, according to his owner, Jacob Corley. He liked the women who owned the live-live, he liked the men who admired him.

A crowd of 141 lovers swore and little pictures of Betty, a crowd cut involved in a activities during the Lincoln Square Car Tour on Saturday, although he could be a "CATHOLIC" THE ONE.

Out Grayson Dorado, who is named in honor of the singer Jason Dorado, and whose "full government name" is Grayson Matross Dorado, conspirer tired of the other, who and took a nap "had to periodically I have had to looks here my mid-held beer up to show him off to every one. Basically, I've been Love King long him a lot," Corley said.

She gave out 120 girls back to his visitors, each carrying a replica of Grayson Dorado's favorite yellow half my thinnish the window. "Here third-floor apartment, she flew along row of bitter-draged gold balloons that spoiled—"GRASSION DEPICTA'S PENTAGUE".

Asha Ruby at Glen Kline attended it: "I've been smiling all day with this tour. I mean, it's delightful and allly and fun, and I guess set people don't get to celebrate and the way that dog owners do all the time! When you give them a chance, this is what happens."

Actually, that was partly the impetus for the inaugural Lincoln Square Car Tour, and

Christine Heston, who represents the two with her friend and neighbor Kahn Webber. (The tour has a Facebook page with more information.)

Then dog: "Bertie said I agree on the things I have nothing against dogs, but there are no many events for dogs, all the time, and not much for cats, who are interviewed and indoors most of the time, as do so we state the set aside a day to show them love!"

"But we are not only dog, but be very clear," added Webber. "Bertie is also named that Chicago had not yet jumped on a curious cultural band wagon and hosted a walking tour of its neighborhood, yet, the way several other cities have been doing for years. The trend began about a decade ago in the Wedge section of Minneapolis. When a journalist, John Edwards, found with the usual walking tours of the neighborhood's hamster homes, proposed a kind of domestic car show-and-tell, partly as a joke. Yet the idea caught on immediately since 1917. Paul followed

Somerville, Massachusetts, added a tour but yet, in comments, California, held its first this summer, and though Kenkjaul is a island began in 2002, more adventure car stores have become tourist staples of cities throughout the world, including Istanbul and Japan, where cats carry historic crevories.

"One day they weren't known thing my car sitting in the woods, and the other day of thinking about this, I just decided to put some on Facebook, to see if anyone was interested, and I offer some 8-tricks a choice," Heston said. She met Webber, who works on each side by circle, company and handled the mapping. She figured about 10 people who were in the maple-20 cat owners interested, instead, more than 2,000 people left 9/9, and so many car owners signaled up a show off their future that one walking tour turned into his simultaneous view, all the stretching from the Chicago River to Illinois Avenue, now walking route devoted to a different section of Lincoln Square.

"We decided not to hold back," Webber said. "We'd make a whole Saturday." Indeed, the day began with visits to neighborhood around various car with more to other cities, cat adoption went among the managing here. There is a (told out) "CATHOLICA 2020" of cat videos at the Davis Street on Lincoln Avenue. Lincoln Square shops and restaurants offered cat-centric specials. Then after the tours, a free block party beneath a gigantic infidelity car.

The tours are closed on, however, lateral roughly two hours in the late afternoon, "because you just can't block out four hours for cats," Heston said. "They're very busy."

Some of those bilans, after all, have TikTok accounts, some have a series of short events. It is 10 people who owner presented his cat behind a white copy and the carpet.

"Needs only, this rough, and well, it's like a little of a Marlboro," said Jesus Root, who lives in nearby Ravenswood Manor. "Well meaning, upper end—die-class folks. So this has got to be the goddam thing. I'm sure to run to explore how this quite some time."

The every one of those time lined streets, you couldn't remember.

The streets patiently lined up on porches to meet cats, to scratch cats, to use videos, loan-woods at cats. Carlevers gazing at second and third floor cats who gazed down logically. The tour at the southern edge of Lincoln Square was large, about 200 people, pushed by a woman named Deere Glanz, whose 7 shirt read "Show Us Your Home!" The line of carlevers behind her stretch of boat the length of one entire city block. Kevin Bowen, cradling heartache, saw their contact and said to himself, "Oh my

gods, who is coordinating the marketing for this thing!" The crowd, once>I stated by Luns, moved on to Kahn, who hept into his pench for an after which the WWW (everyone.com).

"Bretie's car?" Glanz announced.

Candle Kline had been walking out at through in his smaller views, they ran up to 200,000 presented to car lovers. Smudgy stood up from his clothes, level down! A crowd formed around him.

The they went all on gate, growing, splintering, gathering new members as they passed turn and businesses. Fred Pryor (Mr. King) covert, and the other, who was an Appalach, Mr. Obey, Miss Popp, Crowe, those for his stirred into the corner of a closer for merrillie. Number of people, who were in the same room, can the color of wheat fields, some cats with enormous amine eyes. Some, like heart-broats fields, carrying a little low and common, her eyes wide, squeezed everywhere.

Cats, of course, were the point.

But community, you realized quickly here, was the place where the people recently moved to Chicago from the Atlantic, here, used the tour as over to meet new neighbors. Behind her pace, the city was a very large, very tall grey carrow, was Karma, her blue font used. Hibiscus with a snagglansock Karma has an inexorable, but it was a very large, well known on Nick O'Kernan. Until recently, Karma, a rescue, wouldn't allow it any to pick her up. And now Karma is easy to see her, and she is a large buyer for new Lincoln Square Car Tour. "I will go up for some and your and your." Karma, she thanks to us!

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CHILDREN

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group farmers, as current rules require. They are changes that could be more in Chicago versus vulnerable families, according to Nadja Gorszkowski, director of federal policy and advocacy in the Park city, an Illinois-based organization that advocates for Head Start accessibility.

"Chicago is such a diversity city and has families with so many diverse residents, whatever challenges are happening across the country, there will be a more room of that in Chicago if this rule were to come to pass," Gorszkowski said. "All of this challenges with serving dual language learners, not supporting bilingualism, not having certain services for children with disabilities, all of these would affect the Chicago community because all of those families live in Chicago."

The administration has opened the public community to provide changes for a 60-day period, ending in Oct. 6.

Head Start serves nearly 24,000 children and provides a 2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2,000-2

Lunch that is 1945 as an initiative of President Lincoln's National Association, which is to provide services to families and children around the program currently serves more than 700,000 program women and children under age five, between includes five child care and health services to pregnant women. The program promotes school and school activities, such as learning and development, health and family well-being.

The proposed rule by the Young administration would reduce administrative spending while expanding the program. The program would be 2,000,000, multi- or multi-centre costs be increased, hours and days that service are provided in the program. The individual developmental accounting eliminated.

Mannick said those services helped have a greater impact on the 2010 children received dental cleaning and access to the age. When the family's water beaver from East Mannick had no credit to replace it, a

Harold Mannick, a speech time in her past with her best in open-stds (arrows and 100th terms) looking for treasures the huge and frequent in finding themselves on finding Mannickian, on finding Mannick, but four children, all of whom have passed through the Head Start program. JOHN STEBENS/DALE HERALD

program social workers, and have a few one on their doorstep in days.

If Head Start had been operating under the program reductions a day for age, she said, she's not sure her family would still be together.

"They would have slipped through the cracks," said Mannick. "I wasn't able to fulfill all of these roads, and it's didn't exist. I don't know what would have happened."

A major component of the newly proposed changes is a reduction from federal regalia, instead allowing more to oversee the program, including prevention, the student group size and status, background checks, and transportation practices. Also included is a reduction of administrative spending from a 10-year to 7%, that advocacy groups said could have developed a 2,000, but it's no score to know how much of an impact it may have.

Although most providers say they will try to maintain the current quality of services, the proposed would have a regular impact. Head Start programs have operated under for years. Parent advisory committees, long a commitment of Head Start are currently required every center, could become optional.

The proposal also removes federal requirements for how much of the program has been based Head Start preschools most operate and more requirements for home-based services, for some, this does, that could mean lower

hours of care, forcing working parents to cut back their conclusions of that alternative childcare.

The roads and success of Head Start across the state is tied as part to those existing standards of the program. Illinois Head Start Association Executive Director Luan Morrison-Fricktel told the Tribune.

Many Head Start classrooms across the state have around 10 students in them along with those teachers. Morrison-Fricktel said, Under the proposed regulations, the classrooms would align with the state's resident-to-teacher ratios, which vary depending on the age group of the children. According to the state's Department of Human Services website, Illinois standards call for two staff members in the class, to ensure that the amount of children and support classrooms exist otherwise in and 20 students for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds.

While not drastic, the proposed increase of students is associated with the reduction in spending, could make it difficult to provide individual learning per child, the added. "They want me to address this to the classroom, and we want to go the other way," Morrison-Fricktel said. "Our children need more attention to educational opportunities. Some of them have a large classroom of changes in and a year-olds or toddlers, the individualized plan or support for that individual child is lost."

Family service workers who connect families with resources could also see their caseloads grow significantly. A 2024 risk-signed caseload at 2024 today was the first of the proposed would eliminate the Chicagotriot and give local programs more discretion over staffing.

Beyond that, the great administration costs which others are working like human resources to include background checks and transportation services — to "cracked" by program action. Illinois has been a son-Fricktel said. The cap could create major home to services, especially for those in vulnerable locations like rural parts of the state.

"It will always some of us couldn't program. We have programs that serve only 200 kids," Morrison-Fricktel said. "We want to have a program to provide other movement and will provide by how to choose an off-knit. The administration believes we'll put keep on doing what we're doing, but we won't have the funds to do."

The potential changes to the program follow years of uncertainty narrowed, and Head Start, including in the Chicagotriot area. The Head Start regional office in Chicago closed in April 2021, and gaps are not to have been covered over to a total of 1,000 people. The most fundamental changes to the program is to be a great Friday festival, concerns about the proposal.

For Morrison-Fricktel, who spent Friday festival concerns about the proposal

from small children content in the western Illinois city of Gatchburg, the public comment time period from the government to another city. The program was program, trying to assure those that we've lost, we're going to fight this together, and by working together and using our view, we can do this." Morrison-Fricktel said, "I think it is better to have for over 10 years, we're not going away and we're not having those students to drop-put on our first! who we are."

The high-quality early childhood education that Head Start mandates is very different from conventional childcare, according to Brightpoint CEO Mike Haren, and the children's networks has made that school with several the basic standards of the state that are less learning requirements.

Brightpoint serves more than 400 children enrolled in Head Start across its six Chicago/land family centers, along with another 200 who are in the 1980s, and have some of those visits. The model extends its parents and families, and making these services for more, illness and health. It's actually the purpose of quality.

"The proposed series is contain regulatory burdens and what comprehensive service quality should be called," he said. "That's the need for the system to the best a little more carefully."

In Brightpoint, Haren said, the cap would mean a

514 million less white requirements for the organization to serve and the program without any being results. The nonprofit committee and headcounting infrastructure could help protect that loss, but smaller of the children's homes have the same cushion.

It's the Head Start program was not of burden and country governments, organizations, and organizations at least within a minute of the 1980s. And because Head Start was founded on the idea that services should be tailored to the needs of individual children, and that the impact of these cuts could extend beyond the children and families they serve.

"Smaller providers have the right to use their own some cases over decades, with literature in use, schools and social services providers," he said. "Normally, there is no evidence that the program is not a good way to help."

Brightpoint's data shows that more than 90% of children in its Head Start and Body Head Start programs are not a good way to help. According, development of information considered necessary for kindergarten, residence, its surveys, 90% of the children are in the 1980s improved attachment to their children as a result of participating in Head Start.

Associations and centers involved with the program have expressed concern that the program is a good way to weaken the level of care and servicework.

Mannick said that the care was crucial for her family. "I think it is a good way to help the first year of a trauma disorder in her oldest one and connected him with her therapy to help him work through it. When her younger son fell for behind developed medical specialties for spoils, Head Start found him a spook they part."

Mannick said, the service supported the bore, even when they believed to exist that Mannick said could have gotten them removed from conventional child care programs. That's why she's not going to help the program. The proposed change that would eliminate current restrictions on supervision and expulsion due to behavior.

The program is the rule was, he would have been supported a couple times over and then supplied within the first year of attendance. "I think it is a good way to help the first year of the child care for children the skills to set get together, other than just use, 'Okay, go home with the parent that brought you here with those problems.'"

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Data centers occupying Loop landmark buildings is a bad idea

When you think of the data center issue that's rolling out nation's politics right now, what comes to mind are building low-rise structures in far-flung suburbs or rural areas.

But the hunger for more computing power appears insatiable. Only a matter of time, then, before owners of half-empty old office buildings in downtown Chicago looked to take advantage.

And how we are.

The owner of a landmark property a stone's throw from Willie Tower proposes to convert nearly half the structure to a data center.

The plan took an important step on Thursday with the approval of the Ferrari Review Committee of the Commission on Chicago Landmarks, as reported by Crain's Chicago Business. That panel, we're told, focused mainly on the lack of impact on the facade and external appearance of 100 W. Adams St., which will turn 100 years old near the

The 12-story terra cotta building, designed by Jens Jensen, a poor of Louis Sullivan and other giants of the age, was landmarked in 2009.

There will be more steep necessary before that approval, we think the city ought to get the brakes on this project.

The local owner, Igor Galad, bought 500 W. Adams in 2020 for just $4 million. The building is less than half occupied by office tenants, and some of the ground floor retail spaces are vacant as well.

Galad argued before the committee that he had tried to get up interest from investors in residential conversion or in spouting up the amount to better appeal to the devolution number of farm building house owners of office space. No dice, he said.

In that he has to propose moving all the existing tenants to upper floors, and a new living room, through six for servers and other data center equipment. Part of the ground floor, he said, would be converted for Commonwealth Edison infrastructure to prove the more energy-intensive use. But at least some of the ground floor retail would be preserved, he said.

There are lots of specific questions to be answered about this plan, such as whether people really will want to work above a data center and whether retailers will want to learn space below one. Or even next to one.

But the biggest question is how such a case (fires with the best vision for the foundation) is the current Chicago. The office market as we know it before COVID-19 likely won't return to any reasonable time frame, but a downtown full of people and life still must be what guides future decisions about adaptation and reuse.

And, while small-scale data centers do exist downtown, as far as we know most have been located in architecturally significant landmark buildings.

As governmentist Ward Miller, executive director of Pennsylvania Chicago, said he has used the committee members, moving forward with a data center in 100 W. Adams creates a potential precedent for doing the same in other downtown landmarks. The 2010 Plan is a space that Marshall Field and Co. Building on State Street has made a steady go of converting the upper floors to office use, but who knows what the future of data is to work in most future's data center might be enticing for part of that building building.

Imagine the impact of that on the collective Chicago psychic.

ON THIS DAY 81 YEARS AGO: THE BEST LAID PLANS OF MICE AND MEN

The congressional Joint Economy Committee has been informed that 35 of the 44 nations which agreed to finance the United Nations which and the Subdivision Administration were included in their obligations. All were to have contributed 1 per cent of 1943 income toward operating expenses. We are paid up, and we are Britain and the rest of the dominions. Coen Rice, Brazil, Panama, and Iceland. Elsewhere, the bureaucracy's case looks appeal.

Since the United States is paying 72 per cent of the bill, even the country is good standing with the treasure are getting off at a bargain rate. UNRRA, partly because of the delinquencies, is passing the hat again for another billion and a half. We will presumably be billed at the usual rate.

Rep. Everett Dirksen, however, finds a number of other grounds for running UNRRA with a jaundiced eye. In calling for an investigation of its operations, he set forth his reasons for being critical and buttressed them with the statements of two former American UNRRA officers who resigned in despair.

"The other evidence produced by Mr. Dirksen was to the same effect. It added up to a sorry mess of mismanagement which Mr. Dirksen predicted would 'warn for this country a reward of ill will and contempt'."

UNRRA is but one of many schemes which can do good enough to open the nation as a national duty in administering to a sick world. Like every other form of bureaucracy, it has proved to be shot full of inefficiency, waste, and corruption. What little success is has achieved has been blamed by allies who put up little of the supplies or money, but saw that they should be very management posts, while all of the failures are gladly attributed to us.

Only when the harvest of ill will and contempt of which Mr. Dirksen spoke is brought in will there be any appreciation of the fact that committing beautiful plans to paper and digging deeper into the pocket than anybody else are not automatic guarantees that gratitude will be the reward of philanthropy. The philanthropy, to pay off, must be managed as efficiently as the Rockefeller Foundation manages its enterprises, and so far the New Deal hasn't displayed any of that kind of talent.

Tribune editorial board, Aug. 10, 1945

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Climate migration could be big boost for Chicago

Cincinnati is already banging this drum. Are we?

Cincinnati is known for its child, ice cream and deemed sports fans. But those days, the Queen City is building on the nature to secure its future, and we think Chicago should be paying attention.

Cincinnati sits on the banks of the Ohio River, which (along with an underground aquifer) provides it with ample fresh water. Its locations in the central Midwest point at a low risk for natural disasters that boost coastal areas, like floods and hurricane. It also has remained relatively affordable, with housing costs below the national average for comparable areas.

Earlier this year, city officials took stock of those attributes and published a blueprint for absorbing up to $21,000 newcomers by 2010. While we're fans of Cincinnati's charm, that would be a huge increase for a metro area of 2.3 million that has grown at a median rate to date. As who, exactly, are all those people the city expects to be knocking on its doors?

Climate migrants.

So its recently published Climate Migration Readiness Plan, Cincinnati lives out a long-term strategy to attract newcomers whose homes elsewhere become landfired able or simply unlivable as the city behaves less levels size, more intensely and peak temperatures soar.

Planning for a mass migration due to climate change is a real speculative. The calamities that Cincinnati anticipates for the Miami and Houston may never come to pass or may be many decades further down the plan than the Ohio city thinks. Or not. It's also possible that other calamities could undermine the city's status as climate haven. Nothing like a big, deep breath of Canadian wildfire smoke to remind everyone that climate change havens no borders.

Yet Cincinnati is not alone in anticipating a future where climate refugees come calling. Also must be potential climate havens. Steven Buffalo, on the banks of Lake Erie, and Duluth, on Lake Superior, on demand for 'Air-Conditioned City' for its cool summers.

Why not Chicago, too? We've got Lake Michigan for fresh water, a diverse economy capable of absorbing many more people, plenty of room within city boundaries and a central location for removed from the hurricane here.

Chicago should be thinking ahead in a similar vein to those other northern cities, mainly because the plans make sense no matter what the climate brings. As it turns out, the key to making a Midwest city attractive to climate migrants involves doing some of the same things that

would make a city attractive to anyone thinking about moving in. Whatever the weather.

Cincinnati's so-called Readiness Plan, for instance, recommends changing zoning rules to allow for denser residential construction that would be half-burning shortages. Chicago desperately needs that, too, as this page has often said.

The Cincinnati plan also calls for investing in infrastructure to support growth. That's another of this page's familiar priorities, and the plan goes on to last several others (legends public transit, Atty-Lt new business. Go geese where it makes sense to build resilience.

No one needs to believe a climate doomsday is imminent to see the benefits of a long-term plan with those goals. We would emphasize the need for more efficient and legal government and tax relief as well, knowing that Illinois' public corruption and the Jones drive in migration.

For years now, Chicago has been losing ground in the race for population growth. Between 2020 and 2025, Illinois' population declined by a fraction, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, while Texas and Florida point 0.9% gains over the same period.

The COVID-19 pandemic skewed those results, but the movement of America as from Northern cities to the Sun Belt is nothing new. Every year, for example, financially secure Illinoisian cities to Atonoco, Maricopa County. That Chicago-to-Phoenix pipeline remains active today, as the desert city continues to grow in part by far top productives citizens that Illinois can ill afford to buy.

Yet climate change is coming to this retirement hot spot. Business via Phoenix have getting better and better, threatening the health of its many older residents. There's no Lake Michigan to cost things off, and fresh water in Atonoco is at a premium.

On July 31, the federal government floated a plan requiring Atonoco, California and Nevada to reduce their use of Colorado River water by up to 20% over the next two years – a huge cut that stands to disrupt agriculture and other economic pillars in those states. Additional cuts are expected over the next decade to replenish this critical source of fresh water and hydroelectric power.

So, give thanks for sparkling Lake Michigan, and don't be so quick to scare those bright Chicago winters. That natural air-conditioning could help Illinois turn the tables on the Sun Belt and maybe sooner than you think.

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BILL BRABWELL

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OPINION

What research from Boston zoning can teach Chicago

By Jeffrey Miron SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE

To economists, America's housing crisis — in the form of high prices — is not surprise.

For years, lawmakers have distorted the market through zoning laws that restrict new building and limit housing density. More recently, however, cities around the United States have been working to loosen restrictive zoning codes to increase housing supply. Chicago, meanwhile, has so far kicked the can down the road on zoning reform.

In the spring legislative session, the Illinois legislature failed to pass zoning reform included in Gov. JB Pritzker's $535,121 plan. At the same time, it suffered a $200 million grant for new housing development. While expanding housing supply, one under its prices, the measure serves as a moody hand. And he that fails to address the root of the housing supply problem.

The legislature would do better to repeal any noise and restrictive zoning laws that impede additional construction, especially regulations that restrict density. Boston is having much the same problem, and happens.

Recent research from the Cate Institute finds that Boston's restrictive zoning laws increased house size and raised costs. Indeed, the city's density and single-family zoning restrictions contributed significantly to higher rent, higher house prices and increased energy size of housing costs. If Boston refused these restrictions, it would be search finds. "single-family home sale prices would fall by 4.4% ($36,698), and by 2.2% ($14,194) when proof with multilimitly zoning."

Chicago's density zoning restrictions, though less on even than Boston's, certainly inflate the cost of heating. No cost, developable law do not abound in most U.S. cities, and Chicago is no longer a major factor in the housing problem. It is increasing housing density — more people

Denver Chicago Housing on Sept. 11, 2022. AMYONNA PHREE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

occupying the same lot sizes as are available now — and in allowing more space to build in any or other previous zoning laws had limited development.

Boston's housing problems, like Chicago's, are hardly unique. Decades of research confirm that housing, as legislators are finally starting to notice, is a supply and demand problem, but restrictive zoning limits supply, preventing the market from solving the problem. Take single-family zoning, which accounts for 40% of Chicago's residential space. These policies bar anything that is not a detached home or two-fall mount for one or two families — no so, 40-unit apartment buildings. Where the laws of supply and demand would usually incentivize developers to build single-lines

by homes into apartment buildings, zoning laws have made this impossible.

Zoning near train stations and major bus lanes, for example, is often restrictive on the theory that more people will want to live near public transportation, so allowing dense development there would drive up land values and price out lower-income residents. In response, many cities force developers to sell a certain quota of units for below market value or pay a fee to the city when building near transit. Other transit-related zoning laws require developers to build out parking spaces for their residents, regardless of whether they own cars.

On the front, at least, Chicago's making some progress. Last year, the city passed an ordinance to

eliminate parking requirements near major transit stations and bus lines, as residents have less need for cars in these areas. It also allowed developers to build smaller apartments than the type of minimum lot requirements within a certain distance from a transit station.

These measures are a step in the right direction. And Boston has attempted some, most notably in an 2023 legislation, the Economic Development Bond Bill, which made it necessary to Manda Smantez Zoning Act. It allowed, for example, multilimitly housing and 21 housing units per acre within half a mile of train stations. Research on estimates that in the next three years, Manda sale prices of single-family homes could fall by 8.5% ($10,417) near train stations

in areas with highly restrictive zoning, such as suburban municipalities.

Opponents of Pritzker's $633,120 plan cited concerns of losing local control. These concerns don't fall on deaf ears. Indeed, Chicago alderman shouldn't want for statewide legislation to repeal restrictive zoning laws. The data will be on their side if and when they decide to act.

From those of us in Boston to our friends in Chicago, it's time to put housing back in the market's hands.

Jeffrey Miron is director of graduate and undergraduate studies in the Department of Economics at Harvard University and vice president for research at the Cate Institute.

It's time for Democrats to widen their 'big tent'

Clarence Page

Here we go again. We're approaching another presidential campaign year, and once again I am reminded of what the great rage Will Rogers said back in 1933.

"I am not a member of any organized political party," he said. "I am a Democrat."

Yes, I know that Rogers spent a old example to have whiskers on it. Yet, using on the far-opaque already regimental style of the Republicans, particularly the MAGA furious that it has been put in, the Democrats seem to specialize in finding new ways to enact a defeat out of the jaws of victory, especially since the two successful terms of Barack Obama.

Doom and gloom might in fact be the default state of the Democrats.

When Republicans and a large number of living voters called around Donald Trump in 2024, in 4000 a district of 8,000, a new federal or presidents dishonored by his failed attempt to nullify the 2020 election, a man founded by the Justice Department he conducted in 2024.

And yet the Democrats lost to him in what could only be termed a self-inflicted debacle.

The party was left with a dabble, taking crisis of self-confidence. To many it still feels disorganized and headwhom, in addition to being in debt.

Meanwhile, President Trump came out in a shorthand, finding new norms to violate, shocked by his presidents' dissenting power and his party's majority control of Congress and, in effect, even the Supreme Court.

The small, strongman-style profession, given self-sufficiently by the Trump family, rampant pay-to-play corruption, a sign of terror by sparsely trained immigration agents, alarming Calmar and a strong US Congress, dictated that watchful eyes of MAGA bureaucrats, inflicted with oppression.

I've asked conservative friends who long have had that the government's death in the "world is business" if this is what they had in mind, and I hear that they'll get back to me.

Meanwhile, Americans in the political center and on the left

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a postmaster former public health official and Democratic Senate candidate, addresses supporters at a primary right match party at the Republic. Thakur Al Dehri, in the early morning hours of Wednesday, with readers "WE WON TOME"

are dreading the possibility that the Democratic establishment is going to flut the opportunity to wean control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections from the increasingly unpopular forces of Trumpism.

It would be wrong, however, to write off the Democrats as mentioned and hepaless. Politics, like nature, allows a vacuum, lead into the Democratic void-mapped zones to a questionless political talent. Zoltana Mamdani. This eloquent, handsome, prostratumfully happy young man came out of nowhere to win the mayoral election of New York City, even though it seemed like the entire Democratic establishment, much of the mainstream media, and of course our lifestyles president were around against him.

As a foreign-born Muslim, a self-described socialist, and an outspoken critic of Israel, Mamdani might have been written off by most as a likely candidate to lead the nation's most important city. But the superlative political instinct and the charm offensive with voters made him a national sensation — and gave Democrats hope again that a new ascendant's bystander.

Mamdani's politics aren't every

Democrat's cup of tea. But Dense of all stripes can learn from his example. To begin with, they shouldn't be all out to back candidates who take dissenting but principled positions on controversial issues, or to back candidates from diverse backgrounds.

Enter Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the former public health official running as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan on a progressive, anti-establishment platform.

Virtually unknown outside Michigan, he sprang into the national spotlight by winning that state's Democratic Senate primary in a narrow but significant victory, defending a candidate widely considered to be the safe, "establishment" Democrat.

And before the anti-credit rise again on the morning after El-Sayed's primary victory, Trump and his fellow Republicans snapped up their condemnations, using some good old tried-and-true class.

Trump called him a "communist," claiming his overtime mentor Roy Cohn, the statesman understudy of red-baiting lies, Joseph McCarthy.

With that label of over-the-top denunciation, Trump probably did El-Sayed a big favor, as did

other Republicans who called him rude and dangerous.

In polly and focus groups, by common respondents praised El-Sayed as a struggle-talker who would seek it on the party establishment they no longer trusted anyone.

Still, polly before the primary support of El-Sayed had a larger lead over his leave on electric oppression. Many Stevens, than was without in the final over-sale. I don't know how far El-Sayed will get. The more I hear of his real instrument, not the more wrongly attributed to him, the less frightening he outside.

He's been called a Democratic feudate by Trump and others. He is not.

El-Sayed, an epidemiologist in training who was born in the Detroit suburbs to Egyptian parents, has been called an internist, because he criticizes the war in Gaza and has called for an arms loss of off hand. You don't have to be anti-omnic to be pro-peace in Gaza.

However, meanwhile, expressed support for Israel and took campaign contributions from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or APPA, I agree that has become highly controver-

cial among voters off with parties as Israel has continued its war in Gaza and heightening Lebanon.

The issue of the U.S. alliance with Israel is likely to cause a lot of unpeachable disrelevance in both parties. But of course in El-Sayed's case there is the added factor that he is Muslim. You don't have to be a crap to predict that the Republicans will dial up Islamophobic rhetoric in the run-up to November's election.

As a rather sharp result of the move, El-Sayed will have to work to bolster support among Democratic constituencies who favored his opponent in the primary. For example, his support among Black voters was disorganizingly low. He can and should try to make up for that deficit. Now is the time for the politics of addition, not subtraction.

Like future one, the Democrats, after numerous well-known setbacks, need to keep open minds about where their next-cause might come from.

So, for that matter, should Republicans, if they can ever get Trump lower from his specific in the White House.

Email Clarence Page at qritman@gmail.com.

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OPINION

Immigrant and members of a disaster response agency believe the air the natural right and the near balance, not always as long as the landfires are still having more than a week after a caught fire, producing toxic fumes that sickened and displaced residents and highlighted the country's challenges with waste management. SLET/WANBATU THE NEW YORK TIMES

How we dispose of an apple core matters to our climate

By Petra Kuppingar SPEAK TO THE ONLINE

On June 30, the vast, Istiwaningas landfill outside the Indonesian capital of Jakarta caught fire. Large fires were considered for about 30 days on this open dump site that has been receiving hundreds of thousands of tons of trash every year since 1993. Authorities worked hard to understand the absolute few what toxic fumes were impelling the area. Some local residents were evacuated, and many experienced serious respiratory and other health issues. An Indonesian environment and government of organization reported that the fire was most likely caused by methane gases emanating from organic waste on the dump. This tragic fire appears

removed from our lives because there are no unregulated dump sites in the United States. In the disaster deserves a second look. Massive amounts of methane gases stored in landfills are also part of our reality: only they are managed with technological help and precautions.

A quick detour via the apples we love to eat is helpful here. Statistically, every American sent 45 apples per year and leaves 60 apple cores behind. That makes a total of about 22.1 billion apple cores trashed every year. The weight of an apple core is about 20 grams, resulting in a total weight of more than apple cores of about 100,000 metric tons of organic waste. Most of it goes into household trash, where the solid waste stream and ends up in landfills. (To be fair, some are composted.)

Collectively, these apple cores produce about 25,000 tons of methane gas, using five estimates. Not a small amount. For comparison: A flight from Los Angeles to New York City for one person in common class produces about 8.5 metric tons of carbon dioxide. And methane is about 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide when calculated over a 100-year period. Its apple cores matter, or are these carbon reflectors? (No state of the vast volume of our apple consumption (and trashed apple cores), these reflectors are worth doing. What if only half of all apple cores were to compost or throw their apple cores in an appropriate place in their yard, under a built-in a park, or other responsible places to let them decompose and out produce methane? (Exposure to oxygen prevents the production

of methane.) Such simple and easy mix would prevent 12,500 tons of methane gas in our inside. Small cells (for practice) can make a difference in their use by reducing tons of methane trapped and to be regulated in landfills. Not to mention how composted potato or orange peels would further reduce the methane buildup. In one observer of the Istiwaningis fire noted, trapped methane gases combined with more frequent heat waves and lazy sparks are time bonds.

Apple cores under a built-in in a compact line cannot solve the climate crisis, but it is the small thought and hope that such are more effective and larger transformations. Reducing an apple cores is a powerful act that can initiate further individual and political changes. The larger

issue at stake lies in composting and the use of existing natural-poll facilities and opportunities for example, food crop drop-off programs and budgeted composting fees, as offered for the city of Chicago. We need to take better care of our apple cores (and potato peels), start a used compost pile or musing-pilots, and ask for communal organic waste pachips services.

The fire is at the Istiwaningis landfill that ended up covering an area of 40 football fields was extinguished in mid-July. But methane gases continue to accumulate in landfills across the globe. Apple cores are an easy start to reduce this mutilating crisis.

Petra Kuppingar is a professor of anthropology at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois.

Voice of the People

Judges served honorably. Thank you for Carolina Kirkpatrick's reporting of the abrupt firing by the Department of Justice of experience of local immigration, Judge Kirschheimer and Elizabeth Citron ("Jason Chicago among states judges that as a case becomes epicenter of removal orders," Aug. 2).

As a retired statistician volunteer for the Acacia Center for Justice's Witness for Justice program since 2025, I had the opportunity to be a virtual observer in Citron' kids devlet immigration court last year, the data line job outright cases that day. The challenge for children in immigration court are more frequently unaccompanied, no interpreter and assessor, or their right to be represented by a pro bono lawyer. Judges are trying to be fair, often needing to program a case in order to allow for more time for those required services to be put in place. Funds to provide these pro bono lawyers are ending, creating a further backlog of immigration cases on the kids dividers.

Court observers are there to assess not only the turnover of the proceedings but also of the status of the juvenile to their court. Pediatricians are skilled at ascertaining how a child is being affected by what is happening around them. Good judges who do the right thing, by applying the law about representation for respondents or meeting more efforts for placement instead of removal, could be final for failure to issue a removal order. Volunteer immigration court observers will continue to hear witness to what the children are suffering in U.S. courts.

With the 43rd director per the Executive Office for Immigration Review of removal quotas regardless of occupation and the firing of seasonal immigration judges, the suffering of immigrant children in U.S. courts will only continue.

Eva Saltzman stands in downtown Chicago on July 31. She was fired from her job as a friend of wrong at an judge. TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CORLEAD THRUNK

Thank you to the judges for their service. Zara Starrero-Daily, Long Grove

De Haas cared about jazz. The passing of Geraldine de Haas removes one of the last living links to a Chicago that still understood jazz as a civic language rather than a specialty music.

She was called the first lady of Chicago jazz and because the title was fashionable, but because she treated the music as something that belonged to public life schools, festivals, neighborhoods — rather than in the carefully curated corners of cultural tourism. That is a court achievement than virtually alone.

A conductor recognizes the same distinction. To hanger can be taught, the ability to make a city hear itself is not.

He Haas spent decades insisting that the music resonate in ordinary places. The city is against for her loss.

David Woodard, conductor, Tampere, Finland

Chicago blocks with stories

Thanks to Albert Friedman for plans to transform the Medinah Temple into an 'experiential palace,' as reported in Robert Chismick's article 'Medinah Temple comes ready to collide again on a post-Bully's future' (July 31).

I have fond memories of the Medinah life law. Can an inquiry article also seemed to swing over our heads, reading Jesus too close for comfort and a parade of rhythmic immaculately their pomposi odor. This was in the 1960s, as before PETA started its rightful campaign against animal abuse.

The temple was a short walk from the father's grocery store on the east side of Clark Street near Ohio Street. That neighborhood had several buildings not worth preserving like the temple, but with interesting and sometimes scandalous histories.

On Saturday, he often sent me to the St. Regis Hotel on 510 N Clark for him but the ground-floor diner. The hotel catered to

local workers, retirees and short-term visitors on a budget. I looked forward to reading Mike Reilly's columns in the Chicago Daily News detailing the exploits of a media at character called Stan Grohnik. Reilly frequently took site at Hanover Manor Richard J. Daly or made a crib's observations about organized crime that Reilly defined The North. That address became the location of the very East Magazine's Little Side.

We delivered groceries to the Nicolette Hotel, one N Clark, which catered to young women involved in the world's urban profession. That site was eventually absorbed by a larger building that became the Chinese Consulate at 100 W. Bus St.

The grocery store was on property owned by the Sunshine Gospel Mission, 604 N Clark, situated across the street. The mission provided meals to low-income residents and people who were homeless. The mission was flanked by skid over saloons. A 30+ chance, bleached by business occupation at adjacent storefront. The entire block is now the site of a flagship McDonald's.

I didn't share many of these meals with my high school class mates. Instead, I talked about the circus professions who visited our state's looking for fresh fruit.

That seemed a more believable experience. Jerry Love, Deerfield

A joyful use of pope hats. It can't wait for Aug. 31 when the White House, the White front of a crowd of energized fans, thousands of them wearing, of all things, pope hats. What will that look like? I can't even imagine, for I thank Pope Lee XTC the team's

most famous fan, will be gaining from ear to ear. I'll love to get a photo of their ability of 40, his handsome and friendly face reflecting the eye and humor of a very creative day at the South Side baseball park.

Some men worry that the kind of demonstration might be offensive to some Catholicism in the pope himself. I call it a wonderful, creative and joyful tribute to a very special White foe fan who just happens to be the leader of the most profound religion in the world. I strongly doubt that Lee would be offended by this humorous, yet respectful, massive tribute. The only thing that could enrich this display of pope hats is Lee himself, sitting in the grandstand's munching a hot dog smelted in mustard.

We in the Chicago area should be grateful to Mike Deveray, director of marketing and fan promotions, for his creative genius and to everyone who contributed to this very special celebration at first park.

For sure, an unusual Lee will be the first and honored. Kathleen Mohn, Niles

People are still reading.

I thoroughly enjoyed the insight by Artie or the Harvey J. Graffie. 'The end of reading' (July 31). An action when public schools such as the East Institute and President Donald Trump have made learning how the interesting librarians as cornerstone of their political agenda, who on earth would so many people put so much energy into burning books, if no one is bothering to read an answer.' Something is missing from this analysis.

Jack Steven, Chicago

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Rainbow Cone celebrates 100 years in Chicago: 'An institution'

By Eugenia Anastasios CHICAGO TRIBUNE

A line ranked around the Original Rainbow Cone's postgradual Beverly state-loose female afternoon, as customers celebrated a century of the beloved confection.

Because the Beth Roland, the even way the second, the at Roland's children worked at the shop as teenagers and, when two of her sons got married, Rainbow Cone worked for and Katherine Sage even sent them rain-bore sales.

"They packed many a cone," she said of her children.

Meanwhile, Rosemary Smith finally remembered childhood visits to the shop.

"Sunday took us all the time," she said. "I'm family would drive down to Beverly from Bridgetown."

The shop celebrated its birthday with hollowed, temporary tattoos and a giant ice-cream-shaped cone—compared with Rainbow Cone's signature layered slices of chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House and pistachio almond-like creams, sugar with orange oatmeal. Last month, it also partnered with the Museum of Ice Cream for an exhibit marketing firm interested.

The first time has been a regional icon since 1926, signalling customer for

Charles Meadows watches his daughter Drago, 3, enjoy the signature ice cream as Rainbow Cone celebrates their 100th birthday on Sunday in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood. Craig says free stations come for a year in a special giveaway. BRIAN CASTELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

generations of Chicagoans. The unconventional track of flavors is created with a special dining scene, designed to create the cone-based, flat layers and keep the tower of ice cream structure, plywood.

Over the years, the shop collected a devoted following. Lynn Sopp granddaughter of Joe and Katherine Sopp, said a four-year-old, and even inspired some tattoos among its most hard-knots into.

"That's the loyalty that product involves," she said, looking at the mass of customers packing the bag.

In the cone-based store, O'Shea, 19th, who said he grew up just two blocks away.

"On summer nights, my father used to say to me and my siblings. If everyone finishes their dinner, we can walk up to Rainbow Cone," he said.

Rainbow Cone has left a lasting mark on Beverly, O'Shea said, attracting people from a zone the city to the neighborhood and giving many teenagers their love jobs.

"They're not just a small business in the community," she said in the institution.

Although a lot has changed, Sopp said, "the cone is never a reverse."

He is all the gimmicks on them, he handled over corn, is still working," she said.

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what," said Bryce Bolme, 40, of Minneapolis. The teacher and owner of the educational institute, company's supporting Flanagan.

Avoxial that Whipple federal building, the forces and barriers are down. The institution established a no longer the whistles and chains of presence.

But the signs of what happened remains. A few volunteers in bright-ocular vents keep vigil across the street for 12-plus hours a day, ready to help people getting released from immigration detention or leaving hearings at the immigration center inside.

A few miles away, visitors still living fresh flowers on handkerchies onto to moneckish anything the required space for the first time. Also, they were killed.

Craig Rippold's Republic can held seat in 2016, and never everyone else overcame millions of dollars of attack, ads to win tough reduction campaigns.

Until Craig's Senate run, the four came from the right. Newly under fire from the other side, the decisions she made as a swing-seat congresswoman have become a liability as a state-wide home-door slims at one recent event, the adopted the language of the interpose left, thought of last and always events come naturally.

The working class keeps getting screwed," she told volunteers preparing to knock on doors for her Saturday in Brooklyn Park, a Minneapolis suburb. "Folks, I don't know about you, but

U.S. Rep. Angie Craig, left, and Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is a Avion Wednesday. ELIZABETH/MITHAF

it is time that we had a working folks zone — one — reservation —.

Now, she took a breath — revolution in this country.

Democratic Gus "You think has declined to endorse either candidate for the work of the Defence at Tinsdale's, where not running again. Lets last month his wife, Ginny Wolf, endorsed Craig over Flanagan, his governing partner for nectarama.

The Republican field includes Michele Tishira, a former NFL addition reporter.

To Flanagan and her supporters, Craig's vote for the immigration bill was not a pragmatic overture to swing voters but a betrayal.

"My primary opponents voted for Donald Trump's immigration bill and was the only Minnesota Democratic do so," Flanagan told volunteers in St. Paul on Saturday. "She since then has said that she reports that vote, and I'm glad. But it shouldn't have taken its months."

"We can stand with the immigrant community and not just when it's politically expected for us," Flanagan added.

Like Mohd El-Sayed, who won last week's Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, Flanagan supports Medicare for All and wants to curtail

U.S. military support for Israel.

She is running as much against the demise who has spent millions of dollars backing Craig as the in-patient Craig herself.

Flanagan supports Justin Rayville, 43, a customer service manager from Woodbury, said. "The fact that the money is coming from us and only as makes such a huge difference because she's beholden to us, not some billionaire with some business or crypto interest."

Through July 22, Craig's campaign had spent $9 million and Flanagan's $6.5 million. The disparity was even higher among outside groups, with Craig backers spending considerable more, though both have benefited from an influx of unmish 呈现.

To help make up the difference, Flanagan has called on the support of progressive champions such as Son, Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent, who campaigned with her last month.

Sanders said "Bible people may be without an stand up — and I'm confident that they can — and tell these billionaires and their lies and their 50-second ads and their super PACs to go to bulk democracy is going to reign."

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ON AUGUST 10 ...

In 1825, Missouri became the 24th state.

In 1848 Congress chartered the Smithsonian Institution, named after English scientist James Smithson, whose biogent of 1950-1950 had made it possible.

In 1851, Herbert Clark Hoover, the 21st U.S. president, was born in West Branch, Iowa.

In 1885 in Baltimore, Lee Earl opened the matron to the community operated electric structure.

In 1887 Franklin Roosevelt, 19, was not known to be a his summer home on Campbell's Island, New Brunswick, Canada.

In 1944 American forces put down Japanese resistance on the Pacific island of Okano.

In 1943 Japan offered to surrender in World War II

after American atomic bombs devastated Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In 1949 the National Military Establishment was renamed the Department of Defense.

In 1969 Lens and Rosemary Calbians a were killed in their Los Angeles home by members of Charles Mansoni call, one day after actress Sharon Tate and four other people were killed by the same assailants.

In 1977 postal employees David Berkowitz was arrested in Trudeen, N.Y., and later charged in the "Son of God" serial killings that left six people dead and seven wounded.

In 1988 President Ronald Reagan signed a measure providing $20,000 payments to Japanese Americans who had been interned during World War II.

In 1993 Ruth Bader Ginsberg

was sworn in as the second female justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

In 1994 President Bill Clinton claimed presidential immunity in asking a federal judge to dismiss temporary acts a sexual harassment lawsuit 20,000 by Paul, Iowa, a former American state employee. On 1998 a federal judge threw out the lawsuit, during an appeal later that year, Clinton agreed to an $950,000 settlement with Jones.)

In 1998 Churchy McVugh and Tony Nichols were charged with 11 counts in the Oklahoma City bombing McVugh was convicted of murder and convicted. Nichols was convicted of conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter.)

In 2000 Venezuelan President Hugo Clavens met with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, defining the United States by being the first head of state to visit Iraq since the Gulf War.

Death Notices

Vandovler, Roberta Jean "Bobbie" (1848-1926) is a daughter of a man in grandmother, and includes passed away on April 22, 2026, at the age of 85.

Born in European Park, Illinois, St. Thomas, and Martha Evans, Vandovler, 1848-1926, was born in the U.S. education and the belief that many other American

the opportunity to learn and research was evaluated from Belcher, Rosemary, and Sprout. Standard Book Catalog, then completed and completed at World University and Lloyds University Chicago. Roberta began her career with Chicago Public School as a teacher before serving in the first 21 years of office supporting several initiatives. She later served as principal of Ogden Elementary School in Chicago and, beginning in 1955, as principal of Chesnobel Middle School. Additionally, she was the principal of Emerson Elementary School in Flanagan Community and பக்கம் 12. She was a member of the University and also a public education and social institution. College and graduate, marketing future educators, and birth depend for institutions. Roberta have put on reading, and she presented her for painting, and science, and spending from with her family, and friends. She will be remembered by her, her husband, her daughter, her mother, and her husband.

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A memorial service, celebrating Roberta's life will be held on Saturday, August 10, 2026, at the Chicago Science College, nightclub, which will be provided by her family to one of several American practitioners who are able to do it. Children's Research Hospital is home of her lifelong institution to improving the lives of children.

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Details of Iran, Oman deal emerge

Tehran says talks on Strait of Hormuz in final stages: US mum

By Michelle Price, President of the and Sony Magdy ASSOCIATED PRESS

Details emerged on the potential deal between Iran and Oman on managing the Strait of Hormuz as Tehran suggested that vessels linked to "health countries" would be barred from the key water- war.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told report- ers that negotiations with Oman about "new man- time routes" on the Strait of Hormuz were in final stages but "this, however, does not mean that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen."

That step requires condi- tions that "have been conveyed through interna- dustry."

Iran's Supreme National Security Council on Monday was the second well-developed until the U.S. (centrist) the behavior. The purpose of the the U.S. never threatens Iran again, a permanent endin- theory of the U.S. is a major office, a lifting of the sur- clared of the same part to an withdrawal of U.S. military from the area.

The U.S. also must "completely compensate leas for war damage, 18 na- tions and "unconditionally" refuse from a storm."

The United States did not counteract on the demands.

President Donald Trump on Sunday asserted to Asia that "we are only some major tasting" with Iran and letting seventeen prisoners take their toll.

Araghchi said an

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, center, is surrounded by security last week in Najaf, Iraq. JIMMAR KHALIL/ISP

"exchange of mornings through internal discre- centrums with the U.S. in that doesn't constitute reup- tutions, which he and can't understand might be a interim deal out, and the U.S. "has remedied" prominence violated.

Iran and Oman, located on the other side of the Strait of Hormuz, are working on finalize competency deal that would reopen it, with dispo- prieting near Iran and rela- ting near Oman, according to two people familiar with the title who spoke on condoms of anonymity: because they were not authorized to speak publicly. Https would transit without paying for us to be doing the interim period.

The agreement is designed

to restore the separate interim deal between the U.S. and Iran. The most crucial to global supplies of oil and natural gas, we considered the international waterway before the war.

The two people said the deal is endorsed by Gulf Cooperation Council members and is expected to be paid at an annual by Iran, Oman, the U.S. and the U.N.- International Maritime Orga- ciation. But they stressed the terms could change before the deal is final.

Iran on Sunday signaled properness as a plan to manage the area, but a December said transit by vessels belonging to "health countries" would be prohibited.

Parliament's National

Security Council was approved "general outlines," the state broadcast reported. It cited a member of parliament's presiding board as saying countries that have "caused damage to Iran cannot transit until they compensate for it. There were no further details."

Also Iran named a new head of the Supreme National Security Council, Iran media reported. Mohsen Razavi had been a military adviser to Supreme Leader Asmel- ish Mishkin Shatman and former Revolutionary Gains commander.

It was the latest double the top for the polifilms: Illa bush, which has a range of political opinions and rival- ries.

Recent replaces Mohsen mad Bagher Zulghadi, who took up the role after IslA. Iran was killed by an Israeli strike in Mierik. Zulghadi will be an adviser to Khame- to.

Meanwhile, Yemen's Iran on-backed Houthis rebels struck a government-held part on the country's Red Sea coast, deepening from over threats to strategic shipping routes and a potential return to civil war. They also said they attacked an oil facility is neighboring Saudi Arabia.

The Yemen government affect National Resi- tance Forces said at least seven people – four troops and three civilians – were killed and 14 civilians were injured in the Houthis attack

on the port of Mishka.

Faisal-e-Nezwar, the tele- mation ministry's assistant undersecretary, said the rebels fired missiles and drums, retracts damaging port buildings and piers as well as commercial goods and food supplies.

The military later said missiles landed in several areas, including near a tele- vision station.

Mishka is a main port under Yemen's internation- ally recognized government and has been reinvaded in handle shipping that avoids the Houthis-hold port of Hodnila.

The Houthis said they inspired military forces and vouthwives.

In the case, a Houthis military spokesperson, said they also inspected a Yemen- refinery in the Saudi city of Amur with a drum on response to Saudi drums breaching Yemen's airspace over Hajjah and Saudi prom- inces.

The Saudi Energy Minis- ty reported a fire at a距- nty belonging to the Aramco refinery, with no casualties, and ministry did not give a cause.

The attacks threaten to regulate Yemen's civil war after a 2022 war.

In the U.S., Pentagon spokesman from Poland on Saturday said the depart- ment was focused on know- ing munitions acquisitions to provide "the weapons our work[pleas] out of the poor the threat demands."

The war with Iran has raised up more of the US military's already dimin- ified anti-federal advanced missile interceptors, says a new undone from the Center for Strategic and Interna- tional Studies.

Israel breaks with Trump

on Gaza, Hamas proposal

Syria, Russia ink deal to share bases along Mediterranean Coast

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nation on Sunday reported a deal on issues of the President Donald Trump for Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minis- tor Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the deal on the announced by Trump last month, saying Israel's mil- itary "will not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is presumed disarmed."

Netanyahu told a press meeting that "Israel was on the 10 point document" but is still discussing plans for Gaza with Washington, after making similar comments last week.

Trump had said Israel's forces would withdraw as the Hamas military group's disre- mances in complaint. Israel's forces cannot ever half the Pennsylvania deal, but about 2 million people that's been largely destroyed.

There was no immediate When House comment on Netanyahu's latest stance.

Yugosandri has an annan- dly public head with Trump, whose relationship with

Netanyahu has had a dizzying and often unpredictable ac- tion. The two leaders found out the most significant Iran regrets on late February. But they have since fished over how to end it, as well as over the future of Israel's military campaign in Gaza and Lebanon.

Trump announced the agreement between his head of Peace and Hamas late last month, leading it as a major breakthrough. Netanyahu's office had initially expressed maternities, saying that the framework did "not reflect Israel's positions." The respect short of outright rejection.

The U.S. backed proposal envisions a phased process in which Hamas would lead over its weapons in stages of a new Palestinian administration to Gaza. In exchange, Israel would gradually with- draw from the more than half of Gaza that it has controlled since the ceasefire in Dublin.

A member of the Hamas political bureau, Rasseen Nairn, said the group reports mediators and the U.S. to prevent Netanyahu, saying "We remain committed to the road map."

Netanyahu also faces domestic tensions as he

struggles to hold onto power aband of the next elections scheduled for Oct. 27.

The Hamas-led attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, sparked this war at Gaza. A fragile cosefire continues.

Also Israelis, Syria and Russia announced a new deal.

Russian forces in Syria will give up control of two strategic bases on the Medi- terranean Coast, which will be used as joint Russia's strain training centers under a new agreement between the two countries, Syria's Foreign Ministry said Sunday.

Russia was the top political and military ally of stated the student Suchar Assad during the country's civil war between 2021 and 2024. Assad was named in Decem- ber 2024 by Islamic insur- gents led by interim President Ahmad Al-Burani and has fled into exile in Russia.

Throughout the conflict, the Ministers air base and the Turks rural base were key human military outpets to the eastern Mediterranean.

Under the new deal, Syria will take control of the Ministries air base and the communsal South at Turks port as part of the old alminis otration. The military lack-

President Donald Trump informs an Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at Trump's ticket in August 2026. (The Fader Beach, Florida, ALAN BRENDERSHIP)

has aftershame will become "quiet training" centers, the Foreign Ministry said. The two airings points to ensure a "surprising of the Russian presence," along from it coast, the ministry said.

"This move marks the most significant development since negotiations began approximately a year and a half ago, posing the war for a step phase in Syrian-Rusani relations. The Minister said, "Russia did not immediately commute on the deal."

Since Asia's ouster, Syria has also fished out for use with the United States, Europe, and neighboring Arab coun- tries that had cut too with Damascus during Asia's

crackdown on protests. Washington has lifted most of its crippling sanctions on the country, and French Pres- ident Emmanuel Macron ruled Syria in July.

Also Pakistan's foreign minister said Sunday's war defense agreement his country signed with Saudi Arabia and Turkey was not directed against any country and remained open to other ministers in their region.

The landmark Mecca Joint Defense Agreement was signed on Friday as the three countries seek to deepen security cooperation amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.

The agreement stipu-

lates "that any armed attack against any war of the there- xtures shall be regarded as an attack against them all," according to statements by the three sides.

The past countries bring a significant deal in the opposition, Pakistan has a television military experience and is the Muslim world's only nuclear-armed country. Saudi Arabia brings a sheterocentric, resource- ized regional influence, and INTERNATIONAL Turkey has a large military and an increas- ingly sophisticated domestic defense industry.

The New York Times contributed

Suspect in Irish crime ring reportedly taken from Dubai, sent to Dublin

ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON - The alleged leaders of an Irish organized crime gang has been extra- dened to Ireland from the 6- to 10 months of the 1970s, an international drug smug- pling and money lends being empire with tentacles that were held in Britain, Spain and the U.S.

At Traders data showed on Irish Air Corps plans from Dubai landing Sunday evening at a military airport on the outskirts of Dublin

after courts in the United Arab Emirates refused to block his extradition.

The plans is believed to be carrying Daniel Kinahan, 40, who is expected to be taken directly to the Special Criminal Court in Dublin where he will face charges of directing an organized crime group. He will then be at the high-security Port- Iacine Prison about 90 miles outthroat of the capital, Irish broadcast RTB reported.

Irish media report that a huge security operation

helped to ensure Kinahan favoritably.

It will include armed police, members of the armed forces and the prison service, Irish broadcasters RTB reported.

The security precautions came amid allegations that the Kinahans are engaged in a bloods' gang war with another Irish organized crime group.

"Since February 2016, the (Kinahan Organized Crime Group) has been involved in gang war with another group

in Ireland and Spain, result- ing in numerous numbers including of two innocent bymashers," the U.S. Treasury Department said in 2022, when it sanctioned six members of the Kinahan gang and three businesses linked out.

Irish police, with the help of authorities in Iret- an, Spain and the U.S. have been pursuing members of the Kinahan gang for the past decade. They allege that the gang struggled two of millions of dollars' worth

of illegal drugs, including cocaine and cannabis, as well as guns into Europe. Barnard examined of appar- ently legitimate enterprises to hamper the profits.

Daniel Kinahan is believed to have run the day-to-day operation of the gang from his base in Dublin, the U.S. Treasury said. "That includes buying 'large quantities of cocaine' from South Ameri- as, regarding its distribution in Ireland and attempting to struggle illegal into the U.S., the agency said.

The Kinahan organization was supported of supporting companies in Britain, Spain and Gibraltar, then creating a brand of vodka promoted in bars and nightclubs along the Cote de Sté to disguise the source of its earnings, according to the British crime agency, which assisted.

"The Kinahan organized crime network transcenda- national boundaries, which is why international law enforcement expectations like this are necessary," the agency said at the time.

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Iran war renews concern for troops

Traumatic injuries to brain from blasts carry lasting effects

By Ben Finley and Lander Hamgaard ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON — When Joe Bissner was a lifetime fighting in Iraq, a blast from an enemy mortar round him left him down and took him vomit. He got up and kept going despite a resting handball.

When a roadside bomb struck his finance, enemy mortals hurt, the explosion's shock were swept through the body before headaches and sleeplessness set in her days.

'As long as you got back up and could go back on, people don't kind of what you did,' he said.

Bissner, 60, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, links both events in 2000 to traumatic brain injuries, which were only recently diagnosed.

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Most have experienced traumatic brain injuries in TBI, and returned to duty, according to public statements from military officials.

The Parmigans' chief spokesman, Sean Farrell, last month called the vast majority of injuries over two weeks, period 'minor concussions.'

Concussions often are termed 'mild' TBI, and many people receive within weeks. But sometimes those with seemingly mild initial

Witman Joe Bissner, seen Wednesday in Colorado, was diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries. THOMAS PEDERTSKY

symptoms go on to have problems presenting for several or years, such as headaches, dizziness or difficulties with memory or attention that's sometimes called 'brushing'.

Doctors have no way to predict who will suffer lasting problems, a variety, enough spasms or diarrhoea's medical debate over whether to retire the term 'mild TBI'.

Repeated blows are known to increase the chances of lasting problems, including a degenerative brain disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. It has gained attention to the habits in deaths in the National Football League and other sports.

It's imperative that people recover from a concussion before doing a retirement that put them at increased risk of number, and Dr. David Gluckow, a University of Pittsburgh brain trauma specialist.

Doctors also are still learning how explosive blasts injure the brain versus a

physical blow.

'The blast wave itself can be injurious,' said Dr. James Balb, an emeritus professor of neurology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and chief medical scientist at the Ironside Wounds Foundation, which is located on military brain injuries. 'It's different cellular injury. Blast is a different thing than a blast injury to the head.'

Troops have been facing a new type of warfare with him to which do not see a regular move to their hands. An opposed to the ground-level roadside bombs and improvised explosives that were more common in the war era Iraq and Afghanistan.

Dumocrats lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the care that wounded troops received following an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait that killed six U.S. soldiers and to the rest.

Wisconsin Ben Tammy Baldwin pressed the military as a letter on Wednesday to release the findings

of its investigation into the MoH's attack.

'I spoke directly with Wisconsin's two national traumatic brain injuries from (President Donald) Trump's war in Iran and went on to without so much as a screaming 14-timergic attack in an American military. Baldwin said in a statement.

Defense Health Agency spokesman Peter Graves said in an email that 'it's a policy that the United States are screamed for TBI.'

Reports on the military has made strides in screaming and treating TBI's, expective injury in Afghanistan and Iraq. More than 100,000 service members were diagnosed between 2000 and 2025, with 62% of cases considered mild and not all of them related to central. No admission to the injured could still be undercurrent because symptoms often overlap with past traumatic stress disorder and other conditions.

Neither of the two blasts

Bissner experienced in long-technical obvious injuries, and media's prioritized blastness who were more badly hurt.

'You don't want to be the girl who goes to sick all or sore, TBI, I'm hurt,' because you're away from new team, Bissner said. 'There's the culture of you don't want to be seen as loner or weak, so you take injuries inherently.'

When he came home at age 18, he denied he had PTSD and didn't know what a TBI was. Plagued by nightmares, sleeplessness and headaches, he initially turned to drugs to self-medicate and considered suicide.

Bissner eventually got help for PTSD, but it took years for him to consider that he suffered traumatic brain injuries. He was working for the Wounded Wound Project and screaming fellow was for TBI when he read and he checked many of the news boxes.

We take down diagnoses and received treatment. But

cluding excercals, including vertigo and light sensitivity. He also forgets important interventions with his family.

'I know that most of that stuff is unsuspected, but for me, it's got a different ring in it,' Bissner said. 'There will be no memory of the conversation happening.'

Memory has to something more than 100,000, meaning also experienced following a TBI from a mortar blast in Iraq in 2004.

He was in his 16s and was in his 20s, was when he left a blast of wind squint his car from an outstate. When away, He didn't know he was blast and didn't seek treatment. He was also having intensifying headaches and it's not his 'go.'

It got to the point where it took 10 minutes to write an article, while colleagues told him he spoke one word every thousands the considered suicide and was diagnosed only after he got lost driving home. Neurologists prescribed medication for the first time among other treatments.

'Spends the very new one of the greatest things I had,' added hearing. 'It, of Qaeda Creek, Arizona. That's right me here to practice the words I was speaking, and how to put sentences together again.'

Parkes' disorder of independent services at the Wounded Wound Project, said it's hard to predict an injury's frequency.

'If you've seen one TBI, you've seen one TBI,' Bissner said.

Screening, only treatment and support can be crucial in returning to a more normal life. Physical, speech, and art that goes can lead to improvements, she said.

'There's still so much we don't know about the brain, but one thing that we do know is to ask hard more.' Parkes said.

'We know that more neural pathways can be created, and we absolutely believe that the brain can adapt. We've seen it happen.'

A Biscany Skycross gets into position Tuesday to left during efforts to fight wildfires east of Morava, Utah, before it's rained Friday. SCOTT WASHINGTON, DEEERT NEWS

Officials: Helicopter pilots died while fighting wildfire in Utah

By Josh Funk ASSOCIATED PRESS

'Two helicopter pilots who coached last week while they were fighting a wildfire in Utah are dead, officials confirmed over the weekend after being delayed to reach in the state.'

The pilots were killed in the state. More than 2,000 in the Skycross helicopters were drawn. Public meetings, according to the Soviet Council shortly.

The helicopters was among those fighting a fire in the Paddock National Forest, which had spread a new fire that spread to a contract with the existing Hicks, which has now scorched nearly 25% square miles. Officials did not identify the pilots but said they were employed by this type of helicopter pilots, which was contracted by the U.S. Forest Service.

Initially officials said they were unable to reach the end of their because of the fire. Then, on Saturday, crew were able to enter the area and confirmed the deaths, according to the Soviet Council shortly.

'When we first got there we could see two different planes of smoke, one from the crash site, one from an active fire coming towards

us,' Sheriff Nathan Carter said Sunday Federal officials are investigating.

Numerous fires also were burning in other parts of the West, including one that closed part of Mount Baitani National Park in Washington.

The National Park Service also draws access to the Sunrise and White River areas of the park after a new wildfire burned less than a third of a square mile.

Large fires near Spokane, Washington, have now burned more than 18.63 square miles, but forefight on constructed more than 75 miles of containment that is likely control those flames. Meanwhile in Georgia, U.S. and dry conditions helped an uncontrolled fire spread beyond the square miles.

Forefighters were still trying to identify the four places to set up containment lines around the Wright Spring fire as they mounted the death of 47-year-old Jannellinaga, who was filled while operating a hailstone for a timber company. The blaze grew Thursday and cut off through two payouts.

In Canada, the U.S. Columbia declared a state of emergency. After the after a fast-moving wildfire destroyed homes and lives in more than 20,000 people

to flee communism along Okanagan Lake in western Canada, with drums rescued by aircraft.

From the David Elie announced the emergency in more than 200 wildfires burned across the province, nearly half of them out of control and a windy weather and prolonged drought. Thousands fled on jammed roads as officials warned that 'explosive' conditions could threaten more communism.

Summarized, home to about 12,000 people, was ordered, evacuated overnight, along with about 8,000 people in and around nearby Pacific and Ebe's office confirmed 'significant structure loss' but said officials could not yet assess the damage because they are sustained in order to cure.

The speed of the fire forced more emergency officials to flee. Rock Thompson, an emergency official with the August 2,000 of Okanagan-Sanitakan, said he had to abandon the emergency operations center and evacuate his family. 'That's how the EDC because and get ten family to leave this area. We're leveling south,' he said in a video posted early Saturday from his vehicle as traffic backed up around him.

Watchdog for tribal gambling industry tied up with no leader

By Savannah Peters ASSOCIATED PRESS

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — On opening day at the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma's new Harrisky's branded 'sword' the tribe's chairman watched comment paid the gambling floor while a queue of cars pulled near the parking lot. The 'sword' for his first because we were so fully Chairman, but if he're said, 'That's a direct impact from the Harrisky's name.'

But a vacation in Washington is preventing the tribe's partnership with the gambling giant from moving beyond including Hines for Harrisky's part of the state to take over day-to-day management of the state in Chambers, Oklahoma, and an after 8-ground in April, because some is at the helm of the federal commission that even during the gambling.

The last 2-mile portion of the National Federal Spring Commission stepped down from the site to January. President Donald Trump's not nominated anyone to fill the vacancy. He said a chair, the commission is unable to perform some key responsibilities, like collecting legal and safety violations, approving new tribal gambling laws and certifying management agreements between tribes and local governments.

Industry leaders say the agency's service takes delaying business deals, weakening, oversight and further tribes without a key labour in Washington as they grapple with an emerging threat from online predictions.

'At this crucial time, the Olmstead Indian Gaming Commission is going to work out the area around behind its back,' said Amador Olujal, Ivan, a former NIGC chair from 2010 to 2019 and a chief executive at the State of Nation. 'That's very precarious position for tribes and Indian gaming.'

'There's a lot at stake for tribes that rely heavily

People play and matchless last week at Harrisky's Casino, owned by the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, in Chandler, Okla.

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on casino revenue to fund healthcare, housing, education and other vital services. Tribal gambling brought an average $44 billion in 2025, nearly triple the amount of money spent on the government.

Within Harrisky's contract back to Ischa, the Iowa Tribe's small government staff finds itself managing the 175,000-square-foot casino, a spanned 6 task of nationwide to commerce.

'It's discouraging. We're getting a lot and not getting the full value,' Keyes said. 'The decision to announce management was strategic.' Harrisky's branding would bring in more business than existing staff could accommodate. Instead, staffers are being a consequence with other priorities like preparing tribal budgets and overseeing social programs, Keyes said.

The three-member gaming commission was formed in 1999 to regulate casino-style gambling and promote economic development on tribal lands. Many 200 tribal governments and 1,000 state-level special 543 gambling facilities, the commission said.

Under federal law, the state-runner powers are required early in the 2000s' period. Industry leaders are to mobilize to city casino for violating federal law or force the emergency classes of unsafe facilities to portico-

larly troubling.

In a typical year, the commission issues several citations to tribes for operating casinos on unconfirmed lands, failing to submit required financial statements, misusing revenues and other violations. The commission's last enforcement action was issued, but — the same day acting Chairperson (Raven Avery's term) spent 20 erratic on the state's

The panel declared an interview required and said in an email that tribal officials and individuals had provide 'excellent regulation' and the leadership put.

The commission insists by comes as the popularity of online prediction markets for tribal and local communities, as it includes. Tribal leaders fear those problems, which allow users to respect on the outcome of virtually any event, could violate these sovereignty and take a little out of gambling lawsuits.

At least eight tribes have not identified the major problem, alleging they accept two from tribal lands and the state's own and have no exclusive gambling rights in violation of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which the gaming committee has made in the 2000s. Prediction markets argue that users engage in futures trading, not gambling, and बेहतर claim that they are circumventing regulation.

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AIPAC weighing next election steps

Pro-Israel group may try 2nd bid to defeat El-Sayed in Michigan

By Jennifer Medina and Theodore Schlieffer THE NEW YORK TIMES

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee has told allies that it's considering a major financial campaign to support the Republican Senate nominee in the Michigan general election this fall, after it falsifies biggest test of the primary reason Tuesday.

AIPAC's major political action committee spent $10 million in an unsuccessful effort to boost Rep. Haley Stevens over Abdul El-Sayed, a millionaire critic of Israel, during the state's Democratic primary.

After El-Sayed's victory, the group is unbound and now appears willing to put what is expected to be true of millions of dollars behind Mike Rogers. No Republican as some of AIPAC's major backers are urging, according to a half dozen people who have spoken with the group's leaders.

In a statement, AIPAC suggested its supporters would be involved in the general election without listing out people plan. Now it is a major problem, but it is not necessary to ensure that voters reject Dr. El-Sayed and his radical anti-Israel agenda in November," said Joyce, Susan, a spokesperson for Israel.

In an interview, Patrick Holmes, a spokesperson for United Democracy Project, AIPAC's main major PAC said no official decision had been made about speaking in the race. The organization had about $60 million on hand at the end of June, according to Robert Election Committee filing.

Reading a Republican in a competitive general election – especially in a crucial swing state – would be an untranslated shift for AIPAC's two-ganization-strong considered itself liquor

Heidi El-Sayed addresses supporters Wednesday at a primary right match party at the Majority Theater in Detroit. AIDA MAGNETHE NEW YORK TIMES

man and began speaking in federal elections only in 2023. Bill, many AIPAC supporters consider El-Sayed to be a threat. The made opposition to Israel's categories of the campaign and has repeatedly said that he would vote to cut off funding for the Jewish state.

"The days when we are told to shut up and be nice are over – that's not what is going to happen here," said Sam MacKintin, the political director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, a national organization with several AIPAC donors on the board. "We are not going to be bullied, we are not going to be clanked. We are going to double down and we are going to do what we need to win."

"We'd rather be respected and alive than loved and dead," he added.

In his victory speech Wednesday, El-Sayed sought

to reach out to Jewish voters over as he continued to criticize AIPAC's involvement in the primary. "To all of my states and brothers of the Jewish faith, or any faith at all, or no faith at all, I want you to know that my commitment to your safety – to Jewish safety – is the same commitment that I have to the safety of my own daughters," he said.

Democratic and Republican operations in touch with the organization and privately they expected AIPAC affiliated groups to break from their traditional pasture and spend millions for Rogers in November. Six people who spoke with AIPAC leaders also believe the primary and their left conversations with the strong impression that AIPAC planned to spend heavily against El-Sayed if he advanced to the general election.

Rogers has repeatedly called himself a pre-affair supporter of Israel.

Major political professionals saw AIPAC's speaking during the Democratic primary as counterproductive. El-Sayed appeared to be gaining in the path and was using AIPAC's involvement as a major with what to attack therein.

But AIPAC leaders were unimportant in private conversations about their expansive fact against El-Sayed, according to several people in touch with the organization, seeing the race as always likely to be close.

And in the race's closing days, some political dissent close to the organization found fault not with AIPAC but with its candidate, Stevens, or the media.

In the end, El-Sayed went by just a narrow plurality of the vote.

For decades, AIPAC has argued that supporting Israel is smart politics for America in politicians on both sides of the aisle. But a new paradigm is emerging. Ranking Israel has become a liability in some Democratic primaries. One recent poll showed that nearly half of Michigan Democrats had an unfavorable view of AIPAC compared to just 12% who think of it favorably. With critics of Israel winning Democratic primaries in safe state in New York, California and Illinois, the new Congress is likely to take the most skeptical view of the Jewish state issue in founding.

The Michigan Senate primary was not the first race where AIPAC's spending become an issue in the election. In an Illinois House Democratic primary there is several PACs affiliated with AIPAC spent nearly $4.4

million to support Laura Pine, a state senator. But Daniel Bias, the mayor of Houston, a Chicago school-criticized Pine indefinitely for her support from the organization, said that the AIPAC and has deep ties to Israel, as well as primary to the safety of the Democratic and made it clear that the United States pulled out.

In 1864, the Journal by polls showing him comforted only about in the final days of the primary race. El-Sayed practically about AIPAC to spend against him in the fall. "AIPAC, if you're listening, have your money, come back and burn it again in the general," he said. "I'm happy to have your money for you, and then we can get into the business of generating and asking whether or not our foreign policy ought to be dictated to us by the interests of foreign government."

Afghan girls limited by education lose heart

Lack of opportunities ripples out into other key issues in society

By Riassat Butt and Brian Janssen ASOCIATED PRESS

Every day, even after the Taliban barred Afghan girls from education, Forbes went to school. The teenager left the house with her boys, half high, smiling, saying she would ask her teachers when she could wear her uniforms again. Every evening, a come-falier for her returned home.

"She looked so devastated that we couldn't recognize her," says her mother, who asked not to be named out of her, "I'm just. 'Months' passed like this."

One night, the family went to bed unaware of what was to come. "We didn't think she could reach such a breaking point," her mother says. At last in, Forbes the fire suicide. In a note, she wrote that it was too hard to be a girl in Afghanistan.

That is not how living-girl so long ago, but was a special Afghanistan has been difficult for decades – and, for many rural women, for centuries. It grew far worse under the Taliban's first repressive rule, from 1991 to 1993, and has eroded again significantly since the religious movement's sculptor, and has been a major factor in the United States pulled out.

And in four states Afghanistan's most international observers left it, things are only getting worse. Suicidal like Forbes are a signal of the 1990s, and it is not a year, examining such cases offers one glimpse into the situation for women with large – and how it ripples out into other critical areas.

When the Taliban remsh power this time around, they pledged to uphold women's rights. Instead, they closed so many of the state's most desirable, citing their interpretational children. Are "The families stopped medical courses for women, which in turn impacts women's health.

Officials say they are working on conditions for the return of female educators. They have not clarified what those conditions might be. International condemnation has primarily focused on other human rights violations.

But the huns also damage Afghanistan's economy and public health. Reports were of rising child marriages, higher maternal mortality and an annual economic loss of $500 million from the secondary school ban alone. That's the reason we've identified the further, though, the cost is personal.

"This was the time for her studies, the time when she should have been progressing," Forbes's new says. "It causes me so much pain when I see other girls. I can neither sleep at night nor feel peace during the day. She says she has left her two remaining daughters.

There are no recent overall statistics on suicide in Afghanistan, where U.N. experts said in 2023 that

accounts of escalating suicides among women and girls were a source of increasing concern. It is forbidden in Islam and carries deep cultural stigma. Yet Afghan Witness, a U.K.-based rights group, has reported a surge in female suicides since the Taliban takeover, linking them to forced marriage, Taliban violence, and restrictions on education and employment.

A doctor in southern Afghanistan says distressed girls regularly arrive at the hospital after trying to end their lives, some writing themselves alight. 'Most of them are in a bad condition and die here in front of our eyes,' the doctor says.

Another woman told The Associated Press that when her sister died by suicide because she could be longer study, "nobody showed sympathy. They only asked how someone could kill themselves over school."

Most who spoke to the AP did so anonymously, forcing Taliban reprisals. The nation's Taliban government

did not respond to repeated requests for interviews and comment over a period of months.

Under the Taliban, restrictions on women have multiplied. Now, with education off limits, Afghanistan faces a future without female professionals. The country already had a shortage of students and one of the world's largest maternal mortality cases. Now experts say, the issue will be fatal. The shortage of qualified female medical professionals means an additional 1,000 mothers and over 2,000 infants with the UNICEF and in 2024.

Dr. Rosemason, the four runs a private maternity hospital in Beirut, the world on largely empty hospital patients cannot afford care, but her reception area is crowded with women soaking five-africa and nontheistic families from and not available.

"The Taliban bring their wives here for treatment," the four says. "They ask for female doctors. Now they

want female doctors?" she tells her eyes. "The Taliban have wives, daughters, mothers. Their sons will learn and have children. Those women will need care. But who will treat them if there are no female professionals left?"

Her youngest patient is in 'A child cannot raise a child', she says. But poverty drives Taliban to marry off girls early, exchanging them for a review or even gambling debts.

In western Afghanistan, a teacher says that 120-year-old student was told for $10,000,000,000,000 – about $7,000. "The longer the girls stay out of school, the more violators they face," the teacher says. "We in the village and insane houses are in Afghan women, the fairest without anyone leaving their voices."

Child brides face higher education, marriage, stillbirth, and childbirth. Their children also suffer.

U.N. data shows a direct link between a woman's education level and her childbirth health. Educated

mothers are more likely to seek medical care, reactants than children, and under-stand nutrition and hygiene.

"When women are educated their son invest in their childbirth health and education," says Stephen Rodriguez, the U.N. Development Program's representative in Afghanistan. "A woman's education in Afghanistan is a community health issue."

Women tend to spend on materials – health, food, education – strengthening family and community welfare.

"Women without primary schooling – or none at all – are less likely to maintain good health themselves, but fearless to medical care and are less empowered to make decisions. The bans, Rodriguez warned, will worsen these outcomes.

The impact of the bans worsens male health. 'They PROMOTE Afghanistan's teaching workforce.

Caford seems mean malnourished as the not such girls beyond the primary level. With authorities closed to women, the pool of female teachers is alarming. The country is projected to face a shortage of 11,000 teachers by 2030.

"Besides girls we have up to grade six have lost their morale and motivation," says Terpuka Mahmoud, principal of the new AHA High School in Kabul. "They come to date, but they are discouraged."

Half of her students in grades one through six have already dropped out. Female's purpose daughters for marriage or redress school costs toward food and fuel. More than 2 million girls are barred from school beyond grade six, their numbers grow each year.

U.N. figures said in 2025 that the bans on university and secondary education are: primary school, lowest child marriage by 20%, increase childbearing among adolescent girls by 45%, and increase maternal mortality by at least 50%.

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Health officials alerting Gulf Coast beachgoers to flesh-eating bacteria

FROM NEWS SERVICES

BATON ROUGE, La. — Health officials in Louisiana are urging beachgoers to take precautions during a summer time surge in infections from a flesh-eating bacteria found in coastal waters. Louisiana has confirmed nine cases of Vibrio vulnificus infections this year, the state's health department said last week in a news release. All were hospitalized, and five died. During the same period over the previous decade, Louisiana reported an average of seven cases and one death.

"Seek medical care immediately if a wound exposed to brackish or salt water becomes red, swollen, painful, worse or discolored," officials said in the release. "Tell the health care provider about this water exposure."

Vibrio bacteria thrive in seawater and in the brackish mix of fresh and saltwater found in centuries and lagoons. Most infections are reported from Mar to October, and most happen in starts along the Gulf Coast. Doctors say the Gulf is an ideal environment with the right amounts of salt and heat to let this organism proliferate.

The mostly deadly type is Vibrio vulnificus, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. An many as one as five of these infections are fatal, a much higher rate than other types of Vibrio bacteria.

Florida, which tends to have more infections than other states, has reported it. Vibrio vulnificus cases and two deaths so far this year, compared with 10 cases and five deaths for all of last year. Records show more cases in years when Florida is hit by tropical storms and hurricanes.

Some people become infected by eating raw or undercooked shellfish and particularly oysters. But a

large percentage fall fill when the person is in access to brackish water and the bacteria enter the body through small breaks in the skin.

Doctors say severe cases are sometimes often in elderly patients, people with weakened immune systems and those with liver disease, diabetes and certain chronic illnesses.

Scientists say climate change is helping the germs proliferate and spread northward. A 2023 study found that the northwestern cano has been shifting by about 30 miles each year, and that cano overall have been rising.

Bear capsizes in NY killing mother, baby: The spouses of a bear that capsizes in New York Harbor, killing a mother and her infant daughter, is facing criminal charges and authorities are investigating whether the vessel was an illegal charter, the U.S. Coast Guard said Sunday.

The 22-foot Refiners' speedboat overlaid over the seaboard 10:20 y.o. Saturday, near Liberty Island, home to the Statue of Liberty, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

Twelve people were rescued from the water before police arrived, and police divers later located the 27-year-old woman and 1-month-old girl in the water. Both were taken to a hospital where they were pronounced dead. According to the Coast Guard, the others were in stable condition.

Manuel Hernandez, 44, of New York, has been charged with 15 counts of reckless endangerment, police said. No phone number for him could be found Sunday, and the case has not yet been entered into online court records. The victim's identities have not been released pending notification of family, police said Sunday.

Myanmar former leader: Myanmar's military-backed

Earthing blazers: Locals and firefighters battl a wildfire Sunday in Oklahoma's Rescue (DeBriate Sands), near the village of Oakview, northeast of Belgrade, Serbia. Firefighters battled wildfire across the Sahara as days of high temperatures and drought conditions continue to drive blazers in several other countries. UNOS 6850C/GETTY APP

government has rejected the Association of South-east Asian Nations' renewal call for the unconditional release of detained former leader Aninghan San Kyi and dismissed the need for the organization's special envoy on Myanmar, according to the foreign affairs ministry.

President Min Aung Hlaing, the former army chief who had originally seized power in 2023 from San Kyi's civilian government, has been trying to win political legitimacy since the takeover and resume relations with ASEAN.

ASEAN came up with a peace plan for the Southeast Asian country in April 2021 to end hostilities and initiate dialogue among contending parties, to be facilitated by the special envoy Min Aung Hlaing has since been barred from attending top-level meetings for failing to comply with the plan.

In an effort to placate critics, the government allowed a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit 85-year-

old Sun Kyi last week, the first known contact with a outside international independent humanitarian organization since her detention five years ago.

Sun Kyi is serving her sentence under house arrest of an undue loved location in the capital, Naypyitron, on charges that her supporters and rights groups have said are politically motivated.

Nigerian troops rescue 35: Nigerian troops have rescued 35 people who were abducted while traveling in Zamfara state, in the northwestern part of the country, an army statement Sunday said.

A military operation was launched after unidentified gunner kidnapped the group as they traveled through the Trade area of Zamfara on Saturday, army spokesman Atina Danja said in a state-most. He did not say which group was behind the attack.

"The troops engaged the terrorists with effective fire, forcing them to abandon the victims and fire into adjoining bushes," Danja said.

"The troops then secured and rescued all 35 abducted persons."

The army is working to track the "fleeing terrorists," he added.

Zamfara has seen a surge in killings and abductions in recent months. At least 32 people were killed in separate attacks in the state in June alone.

Apart from the conflict in the northeast and north-central regions of the West African country, an insurgency in the northern line killed thousands of people and displaced millions of others, according to the United Nations.

Despite repeated promises by President Beda Tinsho to address the crisis, security challenges in Africa's most populous country have continued to deteriorate.

Yaphoon hits China: Yaphoon Dolphin hit China's eastern coast Sunday evening after forcing over 300,000 people to preemptively relocate and Shanghai's two airports to control more than 2,000 flights. The storm brought

heavy rains to northern Taiwan the day before.

In the Philippines, five people were rescued and seven remained missing after a landslide that hit three houses in the northern mountain resort city of Baguio on Sunday. The landslide was set off by days of heavy mansion rain, which had been intensified by Dolphin, officials said.

Dolphin hit the Chinese city of Taizhou in Zhejiang province and the northern parts of neighboring Fujian province, bringing strong winds, estimated at 10 kmph when it made landfall, and massive waves to the city's coastline. Heavy rains have created a risk of severe flooding in Zhejiang, and authorities have warned of severe landslide risks.

Shanghai's Hongqiao and Pudong airports canceled about 40% of Sunday's expected flights, according to the Paper, the city's state media. Evocators in China predicted that areas could set 79 to 117 inches of rainfall over the next few days.

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Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters at Soldier Field Saturday in Chicago. VINCENT G. JOHNSON/PHOTOS FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

REVIEW

Foo Fighters lean hard into history for concert at Soldier Field

Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters performs Saturday.

By Bob Sandron FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Foo Fighters guitarist and vocalist Dave Grohl loves rock 'n' roll and would do anything for it. He projected that passion Saturday at a sold-out Soldier Field, where he and his band surveyed 31 years of history in a prominent three-hour concert that came across as a full-circle retrospective.

At their first non-festival area date since 2014, Grohl and company focused on undiluted music and humor. They touched on traditional aspects associated with big rock shows: the energy and community, the fun and excitement, the success and alltimes, the volume and speed. Championing old-school methods, the ensemble shunned the digital graphics, extravagant props and aural aids commonplace in modern stadium productions. Here for real-seller smoke at the onset and fireworks at the close, visuals amounted to typical lighting and views of on-stage action broadcast onto screens.

That nuts-and-bolts approach to the plus-size event could've been borrowed from a few decades ago, the period that formed the bulk of the group's nostalgia leaning set. The Foo Fighters recently released a new LP ("Your Favorite Too") yet featured only one song from it. Grohl seemed more interested in digging into the past. As here helping be ready

to talk too much, the extroverted singer connected many of the threads responsible for the band's style, sound and attitude.

He spoke about roaming with Kurt Cobain at a small apartment after joining Nirvana in 1999 and streamlining an acoustic guitar on a couch, where he wrote "Hangold!" Originally credited to his solo project Lars, that cavity that led off a short, stripped-down performance on a platform located at the end of the lone runway. He dedicated the song to the bygone local producer Steve Albini, and other tunes to his mom, to the late Motorhead figurehead Lemmy Kilmister and fallen Foo Fighter dreamer Taylor Hawkins.

The 57-year-old Miss native acknowledged his debt to Chicago, mentioning, as he has several times before. The Naked Ragnar gig he caught at Cobb's Beat, and he credited the Bradford family with whom he stayed in 8 minutes in 1962 for helping steer him down a punk rock path. Brought to mind when Grohl declared the audience the largest to greet the Foo Fighters in the city. A memorable, Still headlining appearance four blocks to the north, at what almost certainly remains the most water-logged Lollapalooza evening in the record books.

No precipitation fell at Soldier Field, but Grohl frequently soaked himself by dumping caps over his head to cool.

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'Chicago Fire,' 'Med' employees see hours cut

Production assistants faced the cuts after unionizing

By Nina Metz CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Hollywood may be built on glasses, but the workday reality is anything but Of all the jobs on a film or TV set, the least glamorous might be that of production assistant. It's the lowest in terms of status. It's also one of the few roles that, until recently, was non-union.

Directors are covered by the DGA. Actors are covered by JAG-AFTRA. Produced from the PGA. And nearly all other crew members, from production designers to gathers, are members of IATSE.

But production assis-

tents working in television have begun unionizing as part of the Laborer's International Union of North America, better known as LEONA -- including those who work on two NBC series, "Chicago Fire" and "Chicago Med."

They ratified their first contract last month and, according to union representative Alex Aguilar, members were looking forward to going back to work on "Chicago Fire's" 15th season and "Chicago Med's" 12th season.

But Fits on both shows say they have seen their hours cut.

The union is "calling on

NBC Universal to immediately restore the longstanding 12-hour and 14-hour daily guarantees," the elimination of which have resulted, for some, in a "$1% reduction in their typical weekly take-home pay. At an hourly wage of $20.93, many of these workers now face serious financial hardship." (Minimate wage in Chicago is $2735.)

The union claims the reductions are in response to the unionization.

"Production assistants are among the lowest paid workers in television production," said Agi-

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Miranda MacMays, from left, Brandon Lamacunte and David Eigenberg on an episode of "Chicago Fire," PETER GORDON/NBC

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The Jewish Netball (see) (in German) at Trinity Folk House (left), KADEN POCHY, FLORA PRESS 2028

CELEBRITES

Folk artist gave fledgling stars boost

By Peter Larson ORANGE CLANCY REGISTER

The first two albums Tom Rush recorded for Elektra Records in the mid-70s mixed the folk music he'd fallen back! But as a college kid in Massachusetts with a little of the run, he'd still be a member of a new Hampshire. But as time moved on from his 1967 self-titled debut and the 1968 sophomore release, Tom Rush was set forth Me! Rush felt the pressure to find new songs for a third album, he says.

"I was really not trouble with the 1967 have any more songs, and two years more by 'Rush. At any during a recent interview there they figured, 'And I don't know how he'd be loaded.' As I did mean two giống, I said, it appears to me. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more. There is no more.

The time has been in important, because at the time Rush has been to record Mitchell's 'Tin

Angel,' 'Urge for Going' and 'The Circle Gone,' and Taylor's 'Something In the Way this Never Is a Gresham's Gushim,' these songs had never been recorded by anyone.

Browers' 'Shadow Dream Song' had appeared as an allotment on the 9th in 2009. Her Band's 1967 album 'Rushesher,' but neither he nor Mitch all nor Taylor were known much at all outside of the local causes from which they came.

'I met Joni in this club at Detroit, Michigan, called the 'Jones Man,' 'Rush says. 'She got the book that her pet up and they first sang guest yet, which included 'Urge for Going' which knocked my socks off. I asked her if she had any more new songs and she said, 'No, he got me a minute.'

'She sent me a tape about six weeks later with us beautiful songs,' he says. 'Before the last one, she apologized for the go-spring man. 'I just finished this. It's not much good. I'm so sorry, but here it is.'

'And I was 'The Circle Gone,' 'Rush says of a song that he came out of Mitchell's signature tunes when she recorded it for 1995's 'Guitars of the Cannon.' 'Gone to show artists don't necessarily know what's

good in their repertoire.' 'Earlier had found limited success, mostly in the Boston in New York City and in the Boston band Flying Machine. But when Rush met him in 1967, he was struggling to find his next move.

'I actually met James kind of old ways,' Rush says. 'I was being in Cambridge, and I had a roommate who was battling me, 'You got to hear this James Taylor yes, he's got this band.' I kept saying, 'Zack, would you pick up your own, please?'

'Then once I was signed with Elektra, Paul Roth, child, my producer, said, 'I'm going to set up this morning with this kid, James Taylor,' he says. 'And James recorded, I don't know, they or few songs for me, and then went into England the next day, and the rest is history,' Rush says.

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Spent seeks diplomatic power to relatives' conversion questions

R. BENJON HARRIS

A SOUNS DRIV

Dear Ben: My husband and I have been living for them and other relatives for several decades, and now we are contemplating moving to an area where many of the relatives live in the two generation states and well-meaning people, and I usually enjoy their company.

My husband's relatives are the state and extended family: are all Christians for whom entering with the salvation is a crucial nature. By war against the war has been a major cause for longer heferies that it is the only legitimate spiritual path.

Each is my adulthood. I converted to Judaism (cowd or sailing) as public and private, and I have heard observant ever since.

My mother's someone being questioned by his relatives with I converted to Judaism.

I do not enjoy discussion. I've lost this in a private matter – and have already been asked to make a decision. I'm not family. I was even asked for one who I did not want to be Christian.

I want to be gracious, and I don't mind questions about my social practice, or what I'm doing, and I feel in intrusive.

So, is there a diplomatic way to decline answering? I really want to be prepared for this, and I have will come up again.

A Private Matter

Dear Private: Our path may be to say a family similar to what you write here. 'I tend both and quite as dirty as something that's personal, so I don't talk about it. I hope you understand that I don't want to

offend you. I just see it as sacred to me. But I'm happy to talk about how I practice my faith, if you're interested.'

For someone who is flagrant, or has a strong commitment to evangelism, this may not be satisfactory.

But that's something that they have to work through. Do not your responsibility to make it OK for them. And you don't have to debate your choice or your bound-up with them.

I'm not able to wait to talk about this with your husband, as he'll likely have insights both as someone who is related to those who have someone who speaks the same language around both, and religious practice. He may be a good buffer for you in future conversations.

Dear Ben: My parents, in their 'No, have decided to move from New England, where our whole extended family lives, to Florida, where our one is the family lives.

When they told me, I used them that I hope they did not expect me to take my life. I wanted to be a financial resource to bring my whole family to visit them, on a regular basis. I also said to try to get to rely on my own consent of an emergency.

I was dear with them that they are deciding to move away from us, that they are their support system, and we should not be expected to have one burden of their decision.

I should note that this sort of thinking is very much in law with the type of thinking they are often with, individual responsibility and living with the consequences of one's actions.

I would not be required very poorly and are not speaking to me.

My siblings have all told me they are 100% in agree since written but have not admitted that to our

parents.

And I not of line to expect my parents to walk the talk they raised as well and for being frank with them about my opinion?

Dear Honest Ben: From your description, the comments seem to be an important question to our parents' decision. They come across a hard.

But – as well as many things in families – it's very difficult to find common areas that about the do you have. So it possible that the frustration you're feeling is rooted in some other part of the family. I'm not going to be a parent and it's coming to a host with this move!

Obviously, without more information it's not clear. So, I'm sure about what's going with true.

Your parents can live to move wherever they want to move. Obviously, my move impacts the whole family itself you're taking. I'm not going to be a single solely as a student, it might be to ask them about their reasons and what benefits they hope to devote their resources.

You also might ask families' places do in the event of an emergency or whether they've made plans for their own care.

There's no quarantine that they have thought that he, but as a family you can discuss what everyone hopes will happen and come up with quite that write me at all.

You're entitled to your opinions. But in this case, it doesn't seem that sharing your opinions is going to get you to the best way.

So, my another form of consensus about focused on understanding and finding solutions.

Send questions to strictly asking to care.

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He channeled comparable men over at the microphone stand. The film of his left hand leading at his instrument's strings. Ruffing hand threatening to pop off his neck, slungy face, throbbing a little. The song Gould evoked thorn house two after Tom Avery in his thrush methylation as he raised his overdrive and continued the memory of someone of his man. 'For first guitarist Pat Smass who flashed a permanent pin that subtly expressed 'Who are? I'm amazed.' After a billion-dollar, Gould also shrouded Smass's retainer by relaxing how a man I'm known I'm to group the Games, prand the

The Fox Fighters perform at Soldier Field on Saturday. VIRGINIA JOHNSON FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

squadsack to 'The Decline of Women's Civilization,' the first album the vocalist even bought.

And much lovely, it seemed odd that lead guitarist Chris Shiflett who got the opportunity to play legendary guitarist Randy Blundy Flack Gibson (as Paul – and Ivan in New Mexico) couldn't miss to move with a specific voice Gould invited and Fox Fighters to play a part of a song affiliated with one of their former bands during a medley that witnessed the unique 'staged' the words to an indelible style at the Wallflower. 'One Deadfight' and health return to the drum stool for

Dan Rubin's 'Up Dancing as a Mandela!'

Rubin, who now lives in the high country, was a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man who is a very young man

Jona, Gould's cheerleading, has a paralyzed theme of Miss vocalist Paul Stan-

ter when he asked obvious questions and byeed up the faithful with flatter my remarks. Predictability made, it's difficult to fault his commitment or find him unlikable, even if his voice emitting reputation as well's looking 'nice pro' took a bit where he admitted to fall 2024 to following a child outside his marriage.

'The two short two lines after a half of a full, a full, common of choose the one expected Mexico, due to the video for 'Big Me' parody, my advertisements for the first two lines of the first normal radio approach, ability and willingness to laugh at himself. He saved his vitriol for undisturbed, and he was a very young, and grinding 'the best Actors,' saying, 'The Prowisher' and quitting 'Best of You.'

'When me in author-mix before you were in my music, Gould peppered 'cross and obscure with his customary assortment of overbid and obnoctezing, thrust scraping walls and use sounds to work. Yet there was a very strong, very strong, and very strong adjustment and hand-offs to the crowd. The musicals sweet-

ment that set up and offered the aggressive software seldom emerged, and Gould's indications in subprime various combinations of 'whose' and 'how' for some of the challenging highs further indicated an erosion of range. At understandable change it is this point in his career.

But the group's mid-slore drug and mixed final hour instead went to a play with the 'The Two' and 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of

The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of the 'The Two' of

And Goodman is a freelance critic.

SETLIST

• 'All We Like'
• 'The Prowisher'
• 'Tosses Like Them'
• 'Roper'
• 'You And Actors'
• 'My Place'
• 'Carcero's Fly'
• 'Then I Bury'
• 'Walk'
• 'This Is a Call'
• 'No Good Man' (my 'Ace of Spoke') 'Mistimized since the last year'
• 'Who do'
• 'Mongold'
• 'Big Me'
• 'Tucker You'
• 'I Don't Do'
• 'Rest'
• Medley 'Gretzschir' (On Use for a Name cover)
• 'Severe' (Some) (by Bud)
• 'I'm a 'Big' (by Virgil) (Walthowers) 'Married' (James) 'Top Dancing in a Munchie!' (Dan Rubin)
• 'Shades' (French)
• 'Brothers'
• 'The Way & Neighborhood'
• 'Auntor'
• 'Coughs in the Echo'
• 'Rest of You'

Review

• 'The Teacher'
• 'Eclimated'
• 'Evolving'

CUTS

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Ian 'Workers should not lose the income they have been with, what's upon simply because they chose to maintain. These positive thinking are not just a new because other provide the health no one that pre-abortion assistance depend on to support themselves and their families. We are committed to protecting themselves and their families.

When we find the first 5 things, NBC's honored declined to comment.

'Chicago Rev.' and 'Chicago Rev.' are the most active producers of the NBC. There is a third series 'Chicago' (C), which is also part of the same franchise. The first series is a series of 10, unseated, and a co-writing in Agatha' (New PhD) however soon their future reduced. The plot of production assistant has traditionally

been an entry-level position and a way to get one's foot in the door. But a instructions in the TV and film industry have meant PAs are seeing fewer opportunities to move into higher level jobs. Agatha and there are some PAs who have worked in Chicago Rev. The first two years, his names, LETNA, has also organized work on ABC's 'Abiton Elementary' and HBO 'Mast.' 'The Pitt.'

'I've had made people come to an ad say, 'Why are you doing that I know these people alone.' And it'll be, so, they need more assistance. They're coming to the box, they are going because we're constantly getting screwed over.' A 12-hour or 14-hour workday is standard for the most non-union city. Hollywood, said Agatha: 'and that's because they are the lowest paid and most exploited workers on a set. Non-union PAs are not

guaranteed and breaks. 'We they could make these folks work through their lunch.' with no compensation. That was one of the issues addressed in their near-various.

PAs on 'Chicago Rev.' and 'Chicago Med.' also have been an important for a more favorable health care benefit. In with other workplace, overtimes pay little in the right hours, which mean PAs work in 12-hour days are paid for a 12-hour and for the last four hours. Typically, PAs are putting in 10-hour workweeks, and their duties can include an overding from the first week to cleaning up masses to managing the general public. Also filming takes place in a location and tapes the bar or car traffic. 'The New Year' and 'Chicago Med.' follow a traditional network schedule, which means better, cat and over were off for the summer hiatus. They

came back to work in July. Instantly, the returned as non-union employees while their current year being finalized. 'And they now come dead names. They get the old from that they've been working under for the last several seasons and have been in the same dead manner (a copy of words) and the guarantee went away,' said Agatha. 'These guarantees were not specifically covered in the context.' They told a public about, 'you're going to now, so these are going away. We've taking them away. And that's when all built-in the house.'

The first two years, together with the first 12-hour, while others are getting right. 'That's another thing where we were like, how do you pick up the first 12-hour, consistent across the board because it's really about you not having the money, then why would you get some and not the others?'

Agatha said. 'We have already heard these multiple PAs who use that if these one continue, they will have to find other jobs.'

He said he was told that 'We've enjoyed to going to operate in a different way now that they've come.' 'I'm going to be a great profile of Walt & Forbes, because there's been much big concentration for him personally. 'You are there.' Walt commands as much as $200,000 per episode. His name is the National Television — a Fynberg bill, as one including Hollywood attorney put it — entitles them to bill it that shows the truth. But that is the deepest, the lavish lifestyle and the few flowers, so the path to becoming the most of Hollywood's559,000 people.

That deal has since been extended through 2027. Agatha said the union believes NBC's best and a visiting labor law, but has

not yet filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board.

'Our position is that the longstanding 12- and 18-hour guarantee were established terms and conditions of employee management, hours and compensation are mandatory subject to the beginning, an employee generally may not meet with change them without first bargaining with the union, always with the union, and the company's responsibility to operate. Local 12% bill also agrees to reduce those guarantees to eight hours. We believe that the union can come under federal labor law, but the NLD's would ultimately determine whether a violation occurred.'

The first several days next 'Ex this problem,' in Agatha's words, the union will file an unfair labor practice charge and, if appropriate, a contractual presence.

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What to Watch

MONDAY

August 10, 2026

All times Central, East times can vary based on cable/cable provider. Confirm times on your on-screen pack.

Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro

AMC, 7 p.m.

Most Robert Irwin is thrilled to shoot this new episode, "Wow Moments With Dancella Karagack," on one of the Australian one where he works. The dancers must incorporate one of Dancella Karagack's signature shows into a total worthy routine.

All American

The CW, 7 p.m.

An US and a South-Cremlose High-Issues several students forever changed in the new episode "When Without a Pause."

The 1% Club

PIM, 7 p.m.

A former sports announcer, an emergency room doctor and a medical fury denied out in pink are among 100 contestants competing for a chance to win up to $100,000 in the new episode "Not With." Joel McHale hosts.

The Quiz With Balls

PIM, 8 p.m.

Most Jay Pharsan will settle the great debate on issues or issues in this episode that pits models vs. Star Wars needs.

History's Greatest Mysteries With Laurence Fishburne

HISTORY, 8 p.m.

Tonight's episode, "The Shut Heard Round the World," looks back at when the British Red Colts marched into Lexington in 1775 prepared for a surprise attack, but instead were met with a small scrappy militia ready to fight. Who waived the Patriots that the British were indeed coming? And who actually fired the shot heard round the world? Laurence Fishburne investigates.

Maine Cabin Masters:

All Inn

Magnolia Network, 8 p.m.

In "Beds Before Breakfast," while Sarah and Ashley collaborate with local artisans to craft a unique experience for guests. Chase battles pictures in the farm.

The Wall

NBC, 9 p.m.

Madison, a kindergarten teacher from Texas, created a fashion show celebrating patients and their siblings at a children's hospital. In this new episode, she put her sister Mothers play for a chance to win up to $22 million. Chris Hardwick hosts.

MOVIES YOU'LL LOVE

JENKINSHIP FATHERS

Forrest Gump (2006, Comed-d-dram) Tom marks, Noble Wright Paramount, 2 p.m.

The Equalizer 2 (2008, Action) Gerrie Washington, Pedro Pascal VWL 8:30 p.m.

Michael (2020, Biography) Justin Jackson, Gillian Domingo Starz, 6 p.m.

Just Mercy (2020, Drama) Michael B. Jordan, Jamie Foxx VWL 6:30 p.m.

Then: The Dark World (2021, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman FL, 6:30 p.m.

Con Air (2017, Action) Nicolas Cage, John Colard AMC, 7 p.m.

Determinate: Michael Wunderland (2020, Comedy) Kate Castrall, Molly Kahn Bloom, 7 p.m.

American Assassin (2017, Action) Susan O'Brien, Michael Keston SHU, 8 p.m.

Cost Away (2003, Drama) Tom marks, Helen Hunt Paramount, 8:30 p.m.

Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013, Horror) Patrick Wilson, Bess Byrne SYFY, 9 p.m.

Gone in do seconds (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Joke AMC, 9:30 p.m.

Malcolm X (2002, Biography) Gennie Washington, Angela Russell VWL 10 p.m.

Downhill (2020, Comedy-dram) Will Farrell, Julia Louis-Dreyfus FXM, 10:45 p.m.

From the edition of TV Weekly and Interview.com

CATCH A CLASSIC

Summer Under the Stars: George Hamilton

TCM, beginning at 5 a.m.

George Hamilton is the effortlessly suave leading man known for his charm, wit and rooagong screen presence across a career that blended romance, comedy and old-school glamour - now the manpower for CMC's summer Under the Stars spotlight for the first time. The lineup of films celebrating Hamilton begins appropriately with his first starring role, as troubled tax student Robert Like in Crime and Punishment, USA (1959), in which he is shown into guilt and paranoia after killing a pawn shop owner. As a mainstainer, the most important, Hamilton planned what many consider to be his finest performance in the 1960 family drama Home From

the 40th, sharing the scenes with Robert Mitchum and George Peggard. Hamilton's range shows through in the other films in today's lineup, such as Light in the Piazza (1962), in which he plays a charming young Italian who falls in love with an American tourist. Where the Boys Are (1960), a romantic comedy that cemented Hamilton's status as a charismatic leading man, and 1964's Your Cheatful Heart (pictured), with Hamilton bringing troubled music legend Mark Williams to the big screen in one of his most acclaimed dramatic performances.

CAME MOVIES You'll Love

CAME MOVIES CAMP, 7-9-2022

Mark Phillips returns as Tom Brands to head a new investigation on 5/6/2026 2:07 "Task" (490)

TV NEWS

'Task' filling out cast for Season 2

FROM NEWS SERVICES

The HBO crime thriller "Task" has a direct new cast members who will join stars Mark Buffalo and Maherbula Ali for its second season.

The Emmy-nominated show from "Blues of Earthwork" contains Brad Ingebley follows Buffalo's Tom Brands, a prerectarized FBI agent who leads specialized foals across. This season, the team will investigate (probably) shade 1964, against including Eddie Barnes, played by Oscar winner Ali.

Like the first season, the story came on two opposing deals in Philadelphia and its coffee coasters. Two actors (using the cast and play) Barron children, according to Doolittle.

Duane Evenson - who won an Emmy in 2010 for his hundred-ding role as one of the wrongly accused team dubbed the Crystal Park Fire in "When They See Us" - will play Jordan Barnes, while "And Just Like That," actor Bethlehem McElroy plays the same Lisa.

Ali seems to be in his own dult or chasing cast and like his co-star Buffalo, as his next prize to one time play a major role. Adam Jannowitz is "Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother"; a film due out in September.

Brandin' children will also return to "Task" this

season, with Silvia Dionisio and Andrew Brandt reprising their roles as Barry and Ethan Brands, respectively. Though plot details are still emerging, it appears that Ethan, who struggles with schizophrenia, will return home following his incarceration for accidentally killing his mother - a tragedy that continues to haunt Brands.

Other newcomers include Tim Bide-Yelton, as Jimmy Couples, a veteran co-op Brands' task force, Kevin Davis, who plays Brands' boss, Vince Banyan, and Brian F. O'Brien as Charlie Boylan, Barron' mentor.

This date of actors join previously announced cast members Henry Melling, Edgar Ramirez, Michael Navea and Adam Napato. Martha Plimpton, who appeared in Season 1 of "Task" as a crooked boss to Brands, will return to play Kathleen McElroy.

"Man of Earthwork" actor Julianne Nicholson will reprise her role as Lori Rose - the best friend to Kate Wonder's titular. More - as "Task" for a special crossover connecting Ingebley's shows.

Gryll's challenges biblical cast: Thinner and adventure Bear Gryll is a staged, Deity that time, he's challenging. Sona Matthews, Mark Magdalene and Judas In "The

Chester in the Wild with Bear Gryll" - now streaming on Prime Video - the cast from "The Chester" will be trekking across forests, deserts and death dozing cannons.

Gryll will lead them through the treacherous Cuello Valley, Campedland and the Great Basin Desert. Though these are "spiritual" actors, Gryll will spare them not from these rigorous tests.

Gryll says he gloated his sense of adventure through his dad. "It was such a big part of my upbringing really. I was brought up doing this sort of stuff with my dad, not only the climbing but he was really into the survival stuff and the outdoors. But I think as a really young field was my way, all being close to him more than climbing and learning how to make shelters and stuff."

"That's the world I was brought up in, and when I joined the Army, I owned the special forces in the U.S. And my specialty there was not only the climbing and parachuting also combat survival. So it's always been a big part of my life. I had a parachuting accident while I was in the Army and broke my back and had to eventually leave the Army. Looking back now, I feel very lucky really to be able to do stuff that I thought I'd never be able to do."

Crossword

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Horoscopes

If August 10 is your birthday: After a fair amount of struggle to the earlier part of 2026, this could be deep-breath time. Your birth day month comes with a giant gift. A deeper understanding of your own yellow brick road. Knowing you're so your personal right path

him differently, time in and fame for answers.

Arles (March 25-April 19): Creative confidence can be yours as you further follow your unique path of self-expression—believe in your process.

Taurus (April 20-May 20): An emotional communique might be best set on until feelings quiet and a new perspective remains.

Gemini (May 25-June 20): Stick to facts but don't buy into too much possession, much could be set to improve soon. Should it's due is better expressed, or better kept private depends on the room you're in.

Cancer (June 25-July 22): Some wear their heart on their sneeze, some wear their cytotoxic, some wear their designer logos. All of these could feel a little relevant to you today in some way.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): The more you know and trust your path, the less there is to fear. When you're acting in alignment there are no unnecessary challenges, all across your mission. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): The next couple of weeks are something of a staging time for you, work through inner matters as you prepare for unsuspecting delos.

Lilma (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Some days touch your heart and soul and you end up offering yourself on a deeper level — today could be one of those days. Networking could be helpful now. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 22): While your career might seem uneven at present, forces far good and far growth should prevail. If you're something of an outlier, you might find community with kindred each online.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 22): The digital world is something of the Wild West, there's sunken, ruthless, sheriffs, gamblers, ranchers, teachers, preachers, midwives, madams, and dance ball girls. It's colorful, it's more, and it's wild. Be mindful.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A desire to work out a financial situation could remain unfulfilled for a while yet, too much could be unknown, too much fear could be an influence.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): A relationship could have seemed all over the place, the next feeling you may get is some anxiety. Not an actual problem, just the feeling.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Grab as hour if you have the luxury, be yourself flow freely without judgments and just be, like a kid or a butterfly.

— Magi Helena, Tribune Content Agency

The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hiburn

(Argyle Sweater is an vacation until August 17. Please enjoy this panel from 2026.)

Miss By Harry Bliss

"I get your 'Odyssey' right here, Noises"

Bridge

Here are the answers to the weekly quiz:

Q.1—Both vulnerable, as South, you hold

★ K 9.5 ▼ Q 2 ★ A 10 Y 7.2 ★ A 6

North	East	South	West
1	Pass	1	Pass
2	Pass	7

What call would you make?

A.1—INT seems the most likely contract, but the heart suit is severe. Many would gamble it out, but a 25 feet new would never be raised — partner has denied a four-card major with his rebel. It will focus partner's attention on the need for a heart stopper. We like 25.

Q.2—East-West vulnerable, as South, you hold:

★ K 17 ▼ C 4 ★ 10 9 8 4 ★ K 8 4 2

As dealer, what call would you make?

A.2—From honors — aces and large — are a bit under-valued by the 4-3-2-facest count. Secondary honors — parents, juries and IDs — are more valuable when working with higher honors. Those factors are replay with this hand, as well as the existence of an easy rebel. Open 30.

Q.3—North-South vulnerable, as South, you hold:

★ A ▼ K 10 5 ★ K Q 16 4.2 ★ 10 7 5

South	West	North	East
2	Pass	INT	3

What call would you make?

A.3—INTs out the overcall, we would have re-fold 3+ to show a maximum weak two-fold with a feature in hearts. Does the overcall change anything? Not really, 8x2 3+.

Q.4—Neither vulnerable, as South, you hold:

★ K 8 7.2 ▼ K 8 6 4 ★ A 7 ★ A 8 4

Right-hand argument opens one heart. What call would you make?

A.4—You have the wrong shape for double, you are not strong enough to let INT, and you shouldn't overcall with a poor four-card suit. What's left? Pass.

— Bob Arner

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Trivia Bits

La Paz, Bolivia, has what distinction as a world capital?

A) Highest B) Least populous C) Most populous D) No more

Saturday's answer: Curiosity Rover touched down on Mars at Bradley's Landing, named for Pat Bradbury, author of "The Martian Chronicles."

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Jumble Crossword

CLUE: This is more than 30 times larger than the U.S. state of California.

Sudoku

8/10

	4	9
	9	3	1	6
	5	6	2
1		9	4	7
		2
7		3	5	8
	6		3	1
9	3		6	7
			7	6

6	9	3	2	1	7	4	5	6
5	5	1	6	9	4	3	6	7
6	7	4	3	5	6	2	9	1
4	3	8	9	6	2	1	7	5
7	6	5	1	8	3	9	4	2
1	2	9	4	7	5	8	3	6
3	8	6	7	2	9	5	1	4
5	4	2	6	3	1	7	8	9
9	1	7	5	4	8	6	2	3

Complete the grid so each row, column and 5 by 3 feet in bold/medium contains every digit 1 to 9.

Saturday's selections

6/10 by Stephen Grice © 2026 Interlacteed by Tobias Content Agency, LLC All rights reserved.

Jumble

Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon.

Answer here

Saturday's answers

Jumbles: ARIDGE 1830504 1280,CHO PORCEL Answer: When asked how her long distance relationship was going, she said - 30 FIVE 30 GOUR

By David L. Hays and Jeff Browne. © 2026 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. All rights reserved. Page 2 of this item.

Crossword

8/10

Actress

1 Train for a boxing

match

2 Love deeply

10 Follow directions

10 "Beloved" novelist

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White Sox pitcher Wagler Smith smiles after recording a strike during his debut in the second inning against the Guardians at Rate Field on Sunday. ARTHUR MASONILLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

WHITE SOX 5, GUARDIANS 3

Worth the wait

Montgomery homers, Smith makes his MLB debut in win after long rain delay

By LaMund Pope CHICAGO TRIBUNE

The White Sox and Cleveland Guardians were forced to go to their bullpens after rain caused a 2-hour, 22-minute delay just ahead of the second inning on Sunday at Rate Field.

When the game resumed, the Sox turned to 2024 first-round draft pick Hagro Smith.

The lefty streak out three and walked four over two scoreless innings in his major-league debut,

siding the Sox in a 5-3 victory in front of 31,243.

Colson Montgomery hit a tiebreaking, three-run home run during a four-run third inning for the Sox, who won two of three in the important series. With the victory, the first place Sox (61-56) held a 3-1 game lead over the second place Detroit Tigers (58-65) in the American League Central. The Guardians (58-65) and Minnesota Twins (58-65) are both four games back.

The Sox also surpassed their

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win total from last season (60-102). Sunday turned into a bullpen game for the Sox and Guardians, with Smith receiving his first opportunity.

The Sox called up Smith and fellow pitching prospect Tanner McDougal from Triple-A Chair Jette before Saturday's game, uprooting pitchers Noah Schultz and David Sandlin to Charlotte and designating pitcher Wilelman Gonzalez for assignment.

Smith received a huge ovation as he walked to the dugout after warming up on Sunday.

He entered with the Sox trailing 2-1.

The Guardians scored twice in the first against starter Doris Martin.

Steven Kwan began the game with a single Chase DeLauter then-willed. San Antonio singled straight field. Braden Montgomery didn't hold the ball cleanly and Kwan scored on the error. DeLauter went to third on the miscar and scored on a sacrifice fly to came by Nathaniel Lowe to

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CUBS 10, ROYALS 2

Cubs cap 17-game stretch with win

By Meghan Montamurro CHICAGO TRIBUNE

KANSAS CITY — The Cubs' grind through 17 consecutive games without an off day ended on a high note.

The offense broke out against Kansas City Royals starter Randy DeSoudi and the bullpen and left-hander Matthew Boyd allowed just two runs over seven innings in a 10-2 victory to secure the series victory. The Cubs (69-50) enter Monday's off day — their first time July 21 — with a 12-8 mark over the 17-game stretch.

The lack of off days required manager Craig Counsell to find ways to build in rest for their regulars. That meant Pete Crow Armstrong was the designated hitter for a second consecutive game and the third time in five games as Counsell attempted to "recharge some batteries the best I can right now."

The Cubs' series win keeps them rolling. Their 13-10 (1,000) mark since June 11 is second-best in the big leagues during that span behind the Boston Red Sox — after the Cubs had posted a ropers-sweet 7-22 starts by year to this run.

"Our starters have performed exceptionally well, and that's been the key to this thing," Counsell said of playing 17 straight. "You don't survive it without good starting pitching, and the number of quality starts, whether it be length or lack of runs given up, it's been impressive for sure, and it's got so through this, and it's helped us win games. Because the length the starter is able to give you constitutes to what happens the next day in the bullpen, and they're done a back of a job."

As the Cubs head into a much-needed off day Monday before finishing the top with three games against the Washington Nationals, there are three takeaways from their series at Kauffman Stadium.

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For so much as injuries have tested the Cubs' starting pitching depth and forced upgrades to be acquired at the trade deadline, their astrographs on the top National League wild-card spot can be attributed, in large part, to the rotation.

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Cubs starting pitcher Matthew Boyd throws during the first inning against the Royals on Sunday in Kansas City, Mo. CHARLES BEND, MP

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BEARS TRAINING CAMP REPORT

Burden to miss 'little bit of time'; Thomas exits early

By Sean Hammond and Brad Biggs CHICAGO TRIBUNE

The Bears' receiver depth is getting tested with their preseason opener looming Saturday.

Second-year receiver Luther Burden III is set to miss "a little bit of time" with a grain injury, according to a report from the NFL Network. Then rookie third-round draft pick Zerkes Thomas exited practice Sunday with an apparent injury.

Burden left practice a day earlier on Saturday after getting tangled up with comeback Tyinger Brewson during one-on-one drills. Burden comes in with expectations for a bigger role after the team traded

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Di? Moore in March.

Coach Ben Johnson hasn't addressed Burden's injury and is not scheduled to speak with the media again until Tuesday.

Thomas left Sunday's practice after getting knocked down in 7-on-7s. The rookie appeared to have a leg injury but did walk off the field under his own power. Preseason games are big for all rookies, so a

potential injury to Thomas ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field could be problematic.

Spratling generally about injuries and his hangard not second are, defensive coordinator Dennis Allen said injuries come with the territory.

"It's the nature of football," Allen said. "It really is 1 1/4-and 8 1/4 before. The game that we play is a game of attrition. The more game that you can get ready to go out there and perform, and perform at a winning level, the better your team's going to be."

Here's what else we learned Sunday at Bears training camp.

Bears wide receiver Luther Burden'll stretches out during training camp at Dallas Hall on July 29 in Lake Forest. STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

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BEARS

Loveland like a 'sponge' in second camp

Will Bears' tight end soak up more targets?

By Phil Thompson CHICAGO TRIBUNE

It was daunting enough being a rookie last season, but Bears tight end Colman Loveland's learning curve was compounded by the fact that his recovery from shoulder surgery forced him to miss OTAs and mini-camp before participating in his first training camp.

Now, at this year's camp, health isn't the only way he's far more advanced compared to last year.

"He's just a 'sponge right now,' coach Brin Johnson and before the first day of camp with full pads. 'He wants all the information.'

Johnson said the amount Loveland has on his plate is 'pretty significant,' even studying the routes of the wide receivers. 'The knives pretty much lower yet.' The coach also marveled at how Loveland has taken notes during special teams meetings and also questions about units for which he's unlikely to play.

'He knows all the knowledge is going to make him a better player and he's going to continue to play faster,' Johnson said. "There's a lot that he's learning, continue to learn and he can apply it in real time, which is great.'

Loveland said it all stems from missing around with numerous on various competitions—such as wide receiver Of Richardson, he炫闻ed on the back, the—with the goal of 'Tay getting an edge on you.'

"I don't want anyone to have an edge on me, meaning I want to study just as much or more than everyone," Loveland said. "I want to get as (many) touches, yes know, whatever I may be. It's just like I say other people doing it, it's like, 'Why are I not doing it.'

Even if there are concepts he's already learned, 'Tay going to pay continue to take this down and just keep beginning it in my mind.'

Loveland said that 'he understanding how his role relates to

Bears tight end Colman Loveland participation in training camp at Asian Hall in Tuesday. REJENY, MESLAR/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

others, he can 'really doesn't' the overall Bears offense and better group what defenses might do to stop them.

While Loveland triacts digest as much as he can in the meeting room, he may go back all and then some on the field.

The Bears began leaning on Loveland with increasing regularity after the midpoint of his rookie season. He led the Week 9th and out game against the Bengals in Cincinnati—where he sealed the Bears' 67-42 comeback win with a 58-yard touchdown catch—Love

had an targeted at least five times in sight of his final 10 regular-season games.

In fact, Loveland led the team with at least 10 targets in each of the Bears' final two regular-season games and two played games.

His 10 targets in the wild-card round against the Green Bay Packers more than doubled the next closest pass catcher (seven targets), and he caught eight offense for 120 yards.

Johnson, a former tight end coach, breech during a plate for this position, as it wouldn't be a shock to

see Loveland for the Bears' runaway reception leader.

Despite being third in targets (8.2) to Ream O'Mann (9.0) and D.J. Moore (8.0) last season, Loveland led the Bears with 16 receptions and 712 yards. He tied for the team lead with six touchdowns.

"We've got so many weapons on this team," Loveland said when asked about the likelihood of being 'this year's reception leader.' 'Whatever my job is, whatever my role is on this team, I'm going to attack it. It that's being the leading receiver,'

said that's what it is. If it's getting 30 targets, that's what it is.

'Obviously I'm going to push my butt off to do whatever and be put in those positions to make a play.' Of course, his quarterback, Caleb Williams, expects nothing short of No. 1—in the NFL.

'He can become the best tight end in the league,' Williams said. 'I think he is.'

Loveland replied, 'It's an honor coming from him. I get a lot of work to do that, he sure, but I think he can be the best quarterback in the league too.'

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CALEB WILLIAMS WATCH

Sunday's practice was delayed about six hours and 10 minutes due to an afternoon thunderstorm, and the Bears canceled fan attendance.

It was a long, physical practice that ended in this long drive period. Running back D'Andre Swift saw the ball a lot. With Bastian and Thiele, the second-year receiver Jubilar Walker saw plenty of action with the stuntys.

At one point, safety Xavier Woods caught an easy moving system from quarterback Caleb Williams on a deep half that came out of Williams' hand and the stuntys Swift finished once on a first-down run, with the ball recovered in linebacker Denis Bush. That's the first time. Swift has finished 2 a. 4 years period during camp.

With Bratton Jones still side-lined by an injury, Brian Amagaj, he worked at left tackle with the receiver while Jedrick Wills Jr. worked with the two. Amagaj also had his hands full with defensive end Austin Reaker, who created second possession.

The lengthy practice may have been the last time shown, little bit. There was some pronnge sleeper now toward the end. Amagaj also and right guard Jonah, he knew were called for him starts.

Earlier in practice, Williams cornered with Walker for a very fast 'nucleated' after the defense blitzed and left Walker suspended deep over the middle. He was an easy catch for Walker. On the next play, their strong quarterback Cami was in a many hand-drawn on a short pass and Denis started everyone. In another 40-yard touchdown.

Cotterback Josh Blackwell just showed some overplay at Williams' pass in 3 on. To 7 player freemason picked off, Williams gave six return sessions and threw the ball high into the six. Sitting the offense knew who caught it.

Years with pain defensive back Edick Muhammad starting up during rookie mini-camp in Lake Forest on May 8. JOSH BOLDERS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

ALBYSH IN THE SPOTLIGHT!

MALIK MUHAMMAD

Allen indicated that the Bears will continue to work rookie cornerback Malik Muhammad at both outside corner and at left. The defensive coordinator doesn't feel a need to pick one or the other.

"I don't think we're at that point right now where we're ready to ask he's this or he's that," Allen said of the fourth-round draft pick out of Texas. "As a young player, here's what's encouraging is we continue to show a lot at him and he's staying afloat. He's not drowning yet, he's staring afloat."

Muhammad worked at both spots in the spring. He seemed to be focusing in little more at outside corner as camp began. But with injuries to the secondary, the depth at nickel is being tested. Martin Kilar Gordon remains addicted by a calf injury. Backing Jubilar Jones has also been addicted by an injury in recent days.

Over the weekend, Muhammad saw significant action at nickel, including with the stuntys. The Bears like his versatility to play both spots. Allen noted that it's even more difficult when a rookie stop-

into a big role because the veterans are going to test him.

"The biggest challenge was to get a 1 out of got a big ballness on your back and they're going to be shot-letting you," Allen said. "They're going to be coming after you."

SEEN AND HEARD

Xavier Woods didn't get any action on Saturday during last five practice since signing with the team, but the 10-year veteran was thrown right in on Sunday. Woods ran with the starting card he made of the time. During up to one's period, Williams converted with right end Colman Loveland on fourth and 40 using a small window with Woods in close coverage. The completion was just past the line to gain and Woods immediately put a small "try" running camp standard—on Loveland, knocking him to the test. "He's played a lot of football," Allen said of Woods. "He's been in after different chores. He's been a productive player. (Defensive back coach Ed Harris) had him in Dallas, so there's some familiarity there with him. I just think right now we needed another seven per head there in the back end, specifically at

the safety position.

"I'm anxious to watch him come out here and compete and see where he falls in the line."

As long as City Bryant and Eldah Hicks are addicted, there's a path to playing time for Woods.

The Bears are down to one long stopper. Brea Gardner, but competition for the job is far from over. Reality is a long stopper competes club to keep his job because a full-fledged tryout and addition for the leg can always be just a day away.

The Bears waived Luke Elliot to create room for cornerback Beanie Bishop, leaving only Gardner, an undrafted rookie from Georgia.

The Bears hit the size at 6-foot 5, 2:49 pounds, but they will want to see how he holds up blackcap in possession action. Gardner has been ahead of Elliot, but a probable 3 years off from securing a rookie spot.

Backing quarterback Tyson has been a lot in the size of practice in an unscatched period. He made two leg throws to club Knewon on an out-rain, and the other days over the middle with Knew running away from second-year linoleader Robert Reynolds Elliott. Given, Bogart's side lift press, he is dropping a dime to Kaden Davis, signed to, here out of the NFL, for a 3.4-yard touchdown.

Knocked a catch from Williams to move the balance fourth and 4 during the pressure period and six four minute offense period. Knocked the edge to open a huge backside hole for Swift. In the veteran right and left, he noticed throughout practice.

Austin Reaker got the better of left tackle: Kiran Amagajhe and Jedrick Wills Jr. to use on one pass running, in the Underfled rookie guard Calan Barnett had an impressive 1-1⁄2 versus Brea O'Reillys, when the defensive lineman was moved back.

The Bears' chance was 7 for a 60 field pass. He missed wide right from 40 yards when the cap system looked to be just off. Some responded by converting his next try—a 14-1⁄2-under.

QUOTE OF NOTE

Allen had an accused absence Saturday to go to Canton, Ohio, for Dover Brea's Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Allen overlapped with Brea in New Orleans for 15 seasons.

After Brea's retired, Allen succeeded Brea Patton as Saint hand coach from 2022-24. Asked about his time with Patton, who now coaches the Denver Broncos, Allen said he was some similarities with Brea's coach Brea Johnson.

"I am a lot of the same qualities in terms of how the attacking mindset and, not just how we practiced offensively, but how we practiced in general—the physically and the effort level that's required is very similar," Allen said.

Patton was also in attendance for Brea's Hall of Fame ceremony. Allen said the success that Patton and Brea shared starts from their meredities more than anything.

"Competitiveness is the asset that you are in Biall of Famers more so than anything else," Allen said. "They want to win at everything they do. And so that drives everything that they do."

INJURIES AND PARTICIPATION

The Bears signed Beanie Bishop to help set their duplicate second-are. Bishop was on the New Orleans Saints' practice squad for part of last season. In March, the NFL suspended Bishop for the first three games of the 2026 season. The Saints waived him on July 29.

Buckley wasn't the only player absent Sunday Receiver Byron Hudson, defensive backs Cami Lewis, Tarrill Smith and Jinfine Jones, linebacker D'Marco Jackson, left tackle Bratton Jones and defensive end. Martin Jossel were not present.

Six players remain on the non-football injury or physically similar to perfects him. Gordon (Jeff), Hicks (John), linebackers Keysham Elliott (back) and Noah Sewell (Jeddha) totaled, defensive end Shemar Turner (knee) and offensive tackle Ozzy Trupilo (knee).

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ROYAL 6, CURB 3 LATE SATURDAY

Holmes allows 4 runs over 4 innings in debut

By Meghan Mumtazumi

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

RANIAS CITY — Clay Holmes isn't satisfied by merely making it back to ship league mound.

The right Sunday 6 featured a fiddle had forced a lengthy rebut process since sustaining the injury. May 11 with the New York Men, and his Cubs debut Saturday night didn't feature the tipical outspaces. Holmes won't beat runs, so that and how walls in four innings and struck out one better with Cubs' 4-3 base to the Kansas City Royals. The loss snapped a few games winning struck for the Cubs in 1994.

Holmes makes no one around half-knots, including two double plays.

"It took a lot of work to get back to this point, and it definitely felt good to put in back in the big league game," - obviously, that's not the full goal! Holmes said. "You want to be fast and helping this team win games, and I just won't quite sleep enough tonight, but it was a good step."

"It's not as big as he did to come back, and I'm really close to being myself."

The underholler experienced some command issues with the pitch, especially early. He narrowed out a solo home run to the Caplanome in the first inning off a staker over the pitch, then allowed a two-run single to Josh Bujas the next inning on a staker that wasn't less enough at the zone. Holmes grinded through a three-let third inning but couldn't get through a unscathed after Caplanome, who finished a base hit might well point off home runs and doubles, got enough on a low two-gun to put the Royals up in a 1994.

"Just waiting to be back and really just be in the zone early, and I think

some excitement early," Holmes said of the command issues. "I'm not going to see overflowing, but you're excited, and it's just a matter of controlling that. I was able to find the zone. Obviously, left that enough to Caplanome. I'm just a couple good over the zone, some little trouble, but really it's just, you know, settling in and know I don't have to do too much. I'm not really going to overpower people, and I'd just sitting on the movement and not going to follow."

Manager Craig Counsell reported Holmes' journey into game action could mirror how Northern Boys returned from his match two-months, cutoff following their surgery. Holmes wasn't expected to go deep into the game as he would back to form, and he threw Tripto her Saturday.

"In the end, it kind of looked like a first start," Counsell said. "I think the first couple innings have to be the seldom up a little bit. As the game went on, we can now seldom down. He didn't have all of his offspoof pitchers working on the right flat tie inside to. Kind of twitched through that. He'll get better as we go here."

The offense didn't matter much against Royals starter Seth Lugo and their bullpen, Caruso Kelly's two-run double in the fourth cut into the Cubs' four-run debut, and Ian Hogg followed in the sixth with a solo home run to bring the Cubs within one. Hogg, whose home run snapped at the 22 stretch, added a double in the eighth.

Right Sunday Cubs Royals' the bullpen a needed right off the taking the last four innings at a final, giving up two-ones to four hits.

"I know it's a loss, and that's not good, but to give everybody a day off. It was really important," Counsell said. "In all well, how by Cubs

Cubs starting pitcher Clay Holmes forces during the first inning against the Royals on Saturday in Kansas City, Mo. CHICAGO TRIBUNE

CUBS

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Bend crossed through the first six innings Sunday and ultimately ended after seven with the Royals menacing only two runs. In his seven starts since coming off the meanwhile Gary Tkoulcova 2.5-0.8At while pitching into the seventh innings in five of his last six outings.

"Any time you do that, it means you're having some quick innings or you're getting everybody out," - Counsell said. "No, he did best today."

It hasn't always looked good for the rotation this season through all the injuries they've lost in. But during their stretch of 15 innings in three, the Cubs' starters posted a 1-0.8At. It's not especially notable, often given that 10 of those games were on the road and they face the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers at Wrigley Field in that spring.

"Really can't ask for much more," - Bend said. "It was awesome. It's a tough stretch, especially at this time of year with the best and the second year that you have had to get it expended to the task at hand each day, and that we really really special. And it speaks to the quality of this group. I think we have baseball is still ahead of us."

The Cubs' rotation could get even tougher as Cubs founders Kevin Guaranty (two runs in seven innings Friday) and Clay Holmes (two runs in ten innings Saturday) got settled as with their new team.

2.1 ANNUITY BUSTS OUT

OF SLUMP IN A BIG WAY

Jim Hogg, riding an 8-for-22 stretch in Saturday, was back to one of the world innings of his club's 10th-rottered that game with a 247.2At.2At.2At.1And, she and just one home run in his previous 10 games. Counsel had started losing Hogg to growers to left handed pitchers with his struggles particularly previous to three the right end of the plate.

Hogg, though, finished the last two games of the series in trough slugging home runs on back-to-back days and finishing with the hits — two home runs, one double and three 8At's — in that stretch. The Cubs certainly will need more

from the rotation left fielder in the last seven weeks of the season and into the playoffs, but the hope is his production the last two games against the Royals in a sign he's getting out in.

"When you're in a slump, you want a smile, you want a good swing," Counsell said. "We had three balls on the series (Saturday), so very good night... Hopefully we're getting the good (unback and I know it's been frustrating for him. But this is a good hitter. This is a guy that's having a good year against the Kansas pitching, and he's going to do good things for us."

3. WHEEL, AMMA MARINE THE MOST OF LIMITED FLAND THE

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With Caruso Kelly getting the majority of playing time, Amara has had to step to lead an offspoof by the team, some little trouble. In his first start since Tuesday, Amara collected two hits in Sunday's win, including a three-run home run in the seventh to put the game away. The second snapped a 58-game home run through for Amara.

"I was happy for Mugg," Counsell said. "We had a good offspoof year, and when you don't play that much and you play at the frequency Mugg's playing, the offensive year he's having, it's a really good year, and then to get a big hit today and a home run on the board. I'm happy for him."

Making his 47th start behind the plate Sunday, Amara has made the most of his limited opportunities. His 107-98C+ ranks seventh on the Cubs (outstanding 101 plate appearances) while planning to play a 349-on-hour percentage.

"It's not easy not being playing every day, and then go out there and perform the right way," Amara said. "Just trying to stay home, and do an much work as I can in the cage and on the field when we have hitting practice. Buying on the same page with the hitting coaches, using to keep consistency on the offensive side, but I'm a competitor. I'm going to go over there and compete every single pitch, every single at but, and thank God I've been having good results."

White Sox first baseman Mumtazumi Murakami hit a solo home run in the sixth inning against the Guardians of the First in Saturday. (HERE ON FALL) CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTO

WHITE BOX 6, GUARDIANS 3 LATE SATURDAY

Sox shrike off their free Friday return

White Sox second baseman Chase Mendell's celebrates with teammate Mike and after Mendell's two-run single in the sixth inning Saturday.

Paul Sullivan, the first man came to be voted the American League Manager of the Year.

His White Box players could lose with creating a winning culture, and his teams gave advantage Chris Ortis and Chairman Jerry Bronsford. Follows the rebuild one fast-forwarded by his being in 2024.

But Wondell's right on Friday at Rate Field — forcing starter Noah Schulte out of the game in the first inning by inadvertently making the team's second record appearance — was something he knew he'd have to wear for a while.

"Innocentiles," he admitted afterward, a valid return that many Sox fans agreed with.

Before Saturday's 6-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians in a nationally televised game on Chris Guilleri's number retirement night, I asked Wondell if he was able to shake off his double in did after a bad game as a player.

"Not easy to shake off at all," he said. "Still working on that."

Did he sleep OK?

"He'd do better sleep OK," he said, raising his voice while laughing.

Are you OK now? "No! But that's OK," he said. "We've got a game to play and that's the thing. I appreciate about our group is I'm not perfect, the players aren't perfect, we're all going to make mistakes."

"I'll not save an awful mistake yesterday and one that I'll save and probably lose sleep over for a couple more nights. But we've got a game to play and we're excited about that. That's what that's toign is about. You've got to dust yourself off and get back up and go to battle. So that's what we're going to do."

Consider Wondell's district off at least for now.

The Sox rallied with a five-run sixth inning to stop a four-game losing streak, moving three games ahead of the Guardians and Minnesota Twists in the American League Central.

Riley Hoskins' two-run sixth-inning home run off Anthony Kay gave the Guardians a brief lead, and Garin Williams had been to run for over five innings. But the Sox broke through in their half of the sixth

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give the Guardians a 2-0 lead.

The Sox scored once in the bottom of the first against Guardians enter their 2-0s. But Sox held 10th after Northern Devils singled, stole second and scored on a double by Mumtazumi Murakami.

Miguel Vargas followed with a fourth double on a 3th half to re-take right off the 2-0s. The latter couldn't stop. Murakami advanced to third on the plate. Carefully struck out the next three batters, limiting the first to just the one run.

Rain arrived just before the second inning. Both starters were taken out after the lengthy delay, with health scouring, the 2-0s and 2-0s. But the 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last.

on Mumtazumi Murakami's solo home run off Williams and a pair of two-run hits by Tristan Peters and Chase Macdonald's against reliever Colin Hollerman.

The bullpen did the rest, with Bryan Hoskins and Grant Taylor pitching the final two innings.

"We needed that one," Wondell said. "I don't think there are two ways about it. It was a great game, especially to come back there against Garin Williams, who continues to be really hard to even upon."

The young and comemore of Guilleri's number retirement before Saturday, and the season was on the 2nd inning. Friday's loss, Wondell's right and the last season ran at a fair on all. It's a very good, but the 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last. The 2-0s had to be the last.

Mumtazumi's rookie game against the Guardians, another solvent in on draft Tuesday when they give away years lost, a slow promotion linked to the tandem of Pops Loo XIV, the gift that began on going.

Maybe the 26,000-1st quartering pop was back off after Wondell some equal shootouts?

We can only post.

be pulled out from under them whenever things are going well. The Sox haven't won a play off series since 2005, and though this season has been a shot in the arm, they've still to do over 100 with a rotation where only from Burke had been consistent.

The 2-0s should be a significant loss after the half. Wondell's mistake was not a good hitter.

Wondell has spent most of the last two years defending his players where they've intended to rarely enter into their first inning. He is an only public player. "I'm not good, this is amazing, you are going to get shot and to no shot."

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BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEASER

EAST CHURCH
	W	L	Port	GB	WEI20	120	Dir	Inters
Terrace Bay	52	50	1	1	1	1	1	1
North	54	52	1	0.75	0.75	0.75	0.75	0.75
Brooks	54	52	447	1	49.5	8.2	1.4	19.5
McKenzie	54	50	48	0.75	1	0.5	0.5	0.25
Roberts	54	50	1	36	2.6	1.4	1.4	0.25
CENTRAL CHURCH
	W	L	Port	GB	WEI20	120	Dir	Inters
Chicago	51	50	1	1	1	1	1	1
Detroit	58	50	492	0.75	2	7.5	10.2	16.27
Cincinnati	58	50	45	1	17.5	1.5	1.5	19.25
Anniversary	58	50	1	1	1	1	1	1
St. Louis	47	75	412	1.5	20.5	5.7	1.5	25.58
WEST CHURCH
	W	L	Port	GB	WEI20	120	Dir	Inters
Houston	60	59	250	1	1	1	1	1
Texas	60	59	1	1	1	1	1	1
Wichita	60	59	1	0.75	0.75	0.75	0.75	0.75
Atlanta	47	75	416	1.5	12	2.4	10.2	21.54
Los Angeles	47	75	416	1.5	12	2.4	10.2	21.54
Louisville	47	75	416	1.5	12	2.4	10.2	21.54

BOX SCORES

PHOENIX	Main State 4 (120)
Toronto	64
Richmond	1
Charleston	1
St. Louis	1
St. Louis	1
Charleston	1
Charleston	1
St. Louis	1
St. Louis	1
St. Louis	1
St. Louis	1
St. Louis	1

NEW YORK

24, 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

Marlboro U. Awards

LAV RANCH
	W	L	O	W	O	O	O	O
1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2
3	3	3	3	3	3	3	3	3
4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4
5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5
6	6	6	6	6	6	6	6	6
7	7	7	7	7	7	7	7	7
8	8	8	8	8	8	8	8	8
9	9	9	9	9	9	9	9	9
10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10
11	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	11
12	12	12	12	12	12	12	12	12
13	13	13	13	13	13	13	13	13
14	14	14	14	14	14	14	14	14
15	15	15	15	15	15	15	15	15
16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16
17	17	17	17	17	17	17	17	17
18	18	18	18	18	18	18	18	18
19	19	19	19	19	19	19	19	19
20	20	20	20	20	20	20	20	20
21	21	21	21	21	21	21	21	21
22	22	22	22	22	22	22	22	22
23	23	23	23	23	23	23	23	23
24	24	24	24	24	24	24	24	24
25	25	25	25	25	25	25	25	25
26	26	26	26	26	26	26	26	26
27	27	27	27	27	27	27	27	27
28	28	28	28	28	28	28	28	28
29	29	29	29	29	29	29	29	29
30	30	30	30	30	30	30	30	30

LAV RANCH
	W	L	O	W	O
1	1	1	1	1	1
2	2	2	2	2	2
3	3	3	3	3	3
4	4	4	4	4	4
5	5	5	5	5	5
6	6	6	6	6	6
7	7	7	7	7	7
8	8	8	8	8	8
9	9	9	9	9	9
10	10	10	10	10	10
11	11	11	11	11	11
12	12	12	12	12	12
13	13	13	13	13	13
14	14	14	14	14	14
15	15	15	15	15	15
16	16	16	16	16	16
17	17	17	17	17	17
18	18	18	18	18	18
19	19	19	19	19	19
20	20	20	20	20	20
21	21	21	21	21	21
22	22	22	22	22	22
23	23	23	23	23	23
24	24	24	24	24	24
25	25	25	25	25	25
26	26	26	26	26	26
27	27	27	27	27	27
28	28	28	28	28	28
29	29	29	29	29	29
30	30	30	30	30	30
31	31	31	31	31	31
32	32	32	32	32	32
33	33	33	33	33	33
34	34	34	34	34	34
35	35	35	35	35	35
36	36	36	36	36	36
37	37	37	37	37	37
38	38	38	38	38	38
39	39	39	39	39	39
40	40	40	40	40	40
41	41	41	41	41	41
42	42	42	42	42	42
43	43	43	43	43	43
44	44	44	44	44	44
45	45	45	45	45	45
46	46	46	46	46	46
47	47	47	47	47	47
48	48	48	48	48	48
49	49	49	49	49	49
50	50	50	50	50	50

AMERICAN LEASER LEASERS
EAST CHURCH
	W	L	O	W	O
1	1	1	1	1	1
2	2	2	2	2	2
3	3	3	3	3	3
4	4	4	4	4	4
5	5	5	5	5	5
6	6	6	6	6	6
7	7	7	7	7	7
8	8	8	8	8	8
9	9	9	9	9	9
10	10	10	10	10	10
11	11	11	11	11	11
12	12	12	12	12	12
13	13	13	13	13	13
14	14	14	14	14	14
15	15	15	15	15	15
16	16	16	16	16	16
17	17	17	17	17	17
18	18	18	18	18	18
19	19	19	19	19	19
20	20	20	20	20	20
21	21	21	21	21	21
22	22	22	22	22	22
23	23	23	23	23	23
24	24	24	24	24	24
25	25	25	25	25	25
26	26	26	26	26	26
27	27	27	27	27	27
28	28	28	28	28	28
29	29	29	29	29	29
30	30	30	30	30	30
31	31	31	31	31	31
32	32	32	32	32	32
33	33	33	33	33	33
34	34	34	34	34	34
35	35	35	35	35	35
36	36	36	36	36	36
37	37	37	37	37	37
38	38	38	38	38	38
39	39	39	39	39	39
40	40	40	40	40	40
41	41	41	41	41	41
42	42	42	42	42	42
43	43	43	43	43	43
44	44	44	44	44	44
45	45	45	45	45	45
46	46	46	46	46	46
47	47	47	47	47	47
48	48	48	48	48	48
49	49	49	49	49	49
50	50	50	50	50	50
51	51	51	51	51	51
52	52	52	52	52	52
53	53	53	53	53	53
54	54	54	54	54	54
55	55	55	55	55	55
56	56	56	56	56	56
57	57	57	57	57	57
58	58	58	58	58	58
59	59	59	59	59	59
60	60	60	60	60	60
61	61	61	61	61	61
62	62	62	62	62	62
63	63	63	63	63	63
64	64	64	64	64	64
65	65	65	65	65	65
66	66	66	66	66	66
67	67	67	67	67	67
68	68	68	68	68	68
69	69	69	69	69	69
70	70	70	70	70	70
71	71	71	71	71	71
72	72	72	72	72	72
73	73	73	73	73	73
74	74	74	74	74	74
75	75	75	75	75	75
76	76	76	76	76	76
77	77	77	77	77	77
78	78	78	78	78	78
79	79	79	79	79	79
80	80	80	80	80	80
81	81	81	81	81	81
82	82	82	82	82	82
83	83	83	83	83	83
84	84	84	84	84	84
85	85	85	85	85	85
86	86	86	86	86	86
87	87	87	87	87	87
88	88	88	88	88	88
89	89	89	89	89	89
90	90	90	90	90	90
91	91	91	91	91	91
92	92	92	92	92	92
93	93	93	93	93	93
94	94	94	94	94	94
95	95	95	95	95	95
96	96	96	96	96	96
97	97	97	97	97	97
98	98	98	98	98	98
99	99	99	99	99	99
100	100	100	100	100	100

USA 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

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SCOREBOARD

Soccer

MLB
Stadium	M	T	Pts	GP
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0
Miami	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0

Stadium	M	T	Pts	GP	GP
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Stamford	12	6	4	0.0	0.0

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

SOUTHEAST LEAGUE

Stadium	W	Pts	GP
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4
Stadium	12	6	4

UHL	M	T	Pts	GP	GP
Calhoun	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Washington	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0
Chicago	12	6	4	0.0	0.0

Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

CHICAGO PASSAGE LEAGUE Tampa, Aug. 11 Stamford 12.5.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.

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Robinson	12	6	4
Yost	12	6	4
Waltman	12	6	4
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Waltman	12	6	4
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J. B. Smith	12	6	4
J. B. Smith	12	6	4
J. B. Smith	12	6	4
J. B. Smith	12	6	4
J. B. Smith	12	6	4
J. B. Smith	12	6	4

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NATIONAL SPORTS REPORT

Shorts

SCHERZER NOW WITH ON MLB'S STRIK型UT LIST

Blue Joys right-hander Nick Scherer moved into 10th place all-time in strikeouts, passing Hall of Fame! Walter Johnson in the Blue Joys 7-4 win over the Phillies on Saturday night in Philadelphia. The 42-year-old Scherer, making his ninth start of the 2026 season, has 1.00 career strikeouts, one more than

Johnson, and a second to 43-year-old former Tigers and Men in private, both with under 13.54 short-Seven among active pitchers. Scherer struck out Kyle Scherafner leading off the sixth to move past Johnson before giving up the current home runs to staggers Trice Farrag and Percy Harper that tied the game at 2 and ended his night. Scherer created through five scoreless innings against the Phillies, scattering just three hits, and had retired nine in a row before the consecutive shows by Turner and the player. He finished two runs on five hits with four strikeouts and lowered his ERA to 7.26. Scherer was selected as the first round (No. 1) overall by the Diamondbacks in the 2006 draft. He has won three Cv Stamps made eight All-Star teams and won two World Series titles.

RICHARD CLAMS HIS YIT US 6YMNAS7C5 TITLE

Frederick Richard won his first U.S. men's gymnastics all-around title Saturday in Phoenix. Ranking the form he believes can make him a contender at the 2026 San Angelo Olympics. The 22-year-old, a key member of the men's team that earned license at the Paris Games two summers ago posted a two-day total of 170.181, two

points clear of runner-up Shane Wiskas and three points ahead of promising newcomer Danda Leykin. The socially-made sorry Richard has made it his mission to bring his sport in a larger audience. The includes breaking norms and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules – by ditching the traditional stirring pattern and the rules –

LATE FIT CALL FULL 6-0BBS' NASCAR WIN AT 10MA

To Gillis didn't question his crew, that's final pit call. "I can't do anything about it, or you just run with it," Gillis said. Gillis used late pit strategy and held off Joe Gillis during teammates. During the final 2026 win the final 2024 go to win the NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday at Iowa Speedway. Gillis – the 23-year-old grandson

of former NFL coaching great and NASCAR team owner Joe Gillis – won by 8.214 seconds over BeThe his second victory of the season and his career. Gillis and Bill each other with 40-day remaining in the 10th layer, but not while Bill took four time, Gillis just went with two right-side toes, and came out ahead. And when leader Ross Chaman left the lead, Joe 10th took over the top spot and fought off a late charge by Bull. Tyler Allen, Gillis' crew chief, thought taking two-time way the only chance to get ahead of Bull in their final pit cycle. Gillis moved into second in the season standing – 100 points behind AllN teammate Dandy Handlin. It was the seventh second-place finish of the season for Bull, who led 104 laps. Pole-sitter Ryan Marcy, who won the round of 2024 Cup Series race at the 6.075-hole end, was third. Handlin finished fifth – AP

NFL

Ready for Smith's prime time

Long-suffering Jets insist 35-year-old QB Smith's age an advantage, not a liability

By Dorian MacLean Jr. ASSOCIATED PRESS

FLORHAM PARK, IL – Frank Reichl had to think he's second while trying – again – about Grant Smith, pondering the Jets quarterback's age.

"I don't know how old he is. Isn't he past 80?" the offensive coordinator asked Friday before being told Smith's actually 35. "It feels like he's 128. I'm talking you, it feels like physically, I can ... like he's at his prime, physically."

"Not bad for a quarterback entering his 14th 10th season, a journey that began as a second-round draft pick of the Jets in 2013 and has an ideal, second sign and downs on the field along the way.

"Like his arm, the way he moves, his feet in the pocket, he's physically in his prime," said Reichl, in his first season turning the Jets' offense. "He's also great care of himself and that's going to help this team."

The Jets certainly hope so. They acquired Smith in the offseason from the Raiders to add a veteran quarterback to an offense that struggled implicitly during a 3.14 season. The Jets ranked last or near the bottom in several offensive categories as the likes of Austin Fields, David Taylor and Brady Cook took turns calling the signals for their co-ordinator Tanner Shepard. Their 8 yards par completion was the lowest mark in the NFL, and that's something that's expected to improve significantly.

Smith has always been able to stretch the field, especially during three straight seasons of at least 12/03 yards passing with the Seductrific from 2022-24. He threw for 12/21 last year in a down season with the Raiders that included an NFL-leading 17 interceptors.

Back with the Jets, Smith has had a mostly good training camp. And he has thoroughly held out of theirs, who said that just one camp that the quarterback has an "able" football match. Reichl was back pushing about Smith on Friday.

"Gone's the leader," Reichl said. "He's the first one of the offseason under an outside about it, in every way, shape and form. And to me, what has he come a total clear in this early time as training camp, the attribute that sticks out to my 16th 10th race. This man is how he used this proper shot to understand. Like, he comes to work and he is locked in.

"And I had like this, who has the other place off of that. That's a really big deal."

Beichl has more what leadership looks like. From the quarterback, he was a long-time backup to Jim Kelly as a player and has coached Peyton Manning. Philip Rivers, Andrew Luck and Matt Ryan.

The offensive coordinator also knows what good quarterback play looks like. And he sees all of that as Smith, greatest, still in

Jets QB Gone Smith (70) stretches at the start of a training camp practice on July 10. New offensive coordinator Frank Reichl says the 35-year-old Smith, where the Jets acquired in an offseason trade with the Raiders, is "physically in its prime." MITH HENKLEM

the protected, no-contact confines of training camp.

"I remember when he was coming out (if called) I had a high grade on him," Reichl said. "His throwing mechanics, if I'm just talking pass upper-body mechanics, they're poor. There's only a couple gaps in the league that I would say are pure. Gone's one of them."

Smith has also been drawing positive reviews from his teammates, who have praised his leadership since rejoining the Jets.

"Gone is a legend to grow like me," fifth-year fight end Julian Woods said. "He's been in the league for a long time. You look up with a pair the greatest numbers to 'em. If something that you look into and he's one of those guys that you go up to and tell us him at any time, he says, with you at the lunch table, he sits with anybody at the lunch table and you just have a simple conversation with him and just talk about like outside of football.

"And, you know, stuff like that goes along with."

And more, Smith is seeing things a lot differently with the Jets the time around.

No, it's not quite ruse-colored glasses. But the veteran QB is working and contact hours during training camp this summer in his winter to the team that მას called him in 2023. "Battleneckler' Maybe. Functional' Definitely."

"It's something that we've been doing," Smith said. "It'll help out the sunlight and all that, so it's actually pretty cool. It keeps the game going out of your room."

Smith is as still wearing the UV protection space while speaking to reporters after practice Thursday, getting the quarterback's eyes on almost sixteen feet. One reporter joked that he was scared, causing Smith to break into a not-so-veil grip.

"As I got back here, I spoke to some eye specialists," Smith said, "and they suggested it and then we started doing it."

The quarterback was asked if he was having eye issues or simply opted for the contacts over wearing a tinned visor on his Raiders to there two lives squinting and loose seeing.

"It's just something we're trying out, just what what it was like," he said. "I like it, so we've been sitting with it."

Several players around the league have tried wearing the glass-reducing contacts, including Charpier Off, Justin Harlow's last summer. Smith said he just saw them when then-Jets teammate Sammo Holmes were there during the 2024 season.

Oh, and by the way, Smith isn't seeing red those days.

"The room is yellow, yellow tint," he said. "But it's pretty cool. You guys should try it."

DON NELSON 1940-2026

NBA coaching great die at 86

By John Raby ASSOCIATED PRESS

Don Nelson, the second-stronger coach in NBA history who won five championships as a player with the Celtics, died Sunday, He was 96.

Nelson's leader confirmed the death in a statement that did not say where he died or provide a cause.

"The Sunday morning our beloved husband, dad, grandfather and great grandfather Don Nelson peacefully every to be with the Card, surrounded by his strong family," the statement said. "Throughout his last week, friends and family were in there with love, sharing the blessing of his friendship and revisiting treatment memories."

Nelson is a player-coaches in NBA history to have at least 250 wins with three different free bases – the Bucks, Mavericks and Warriors – also serving as general manager for all three first-class. He was a three-time coach of the year and made the playoffs 24 times in 10 seasons. He went to the confines to finish three times with the Bucks and once with the Mavericks, never winning a title.

Nelson introduced what is now known as

the point forward, and his up-tempo style of offense created closer. He said the idea of shifting from the dominant leg mass of the 1870s to an offense focused on speed and the feelhead, came from his playing days under Celtics Hall of Fame coach Rod Auerbach.

"The game could lead a season offense like the one we were running, and the results were undeniable," Nelson wrote in 2016 in The Pilsner Tribune.

Nelson said that "without Rod Auerbach teaching me the mechanics of running the fast break, none of it would have been possible. He deserves all the credit for BeThe Ball, and for how fast the game of basketball is played today."

Nelson played 81 of his 14 seasons with the Celtics and was on five championships teams under four different coaches. He became an assistant coach for the Bucks after retiring as a player, their took over after coach Larry Costello resigned 24 games into the 1976-77 season. Nelson coached the Bucks for 13 seasons starting in 1976 and won seven straight division titles.

In Nelson's second season, the Bucks overcame a 29-point fourth-quarter deficit in time for Hawks 1E7-10 in regular season.

"I coached the team as though I was still

playing for the Celtics, while implementing a low-of-way strategy," Nelson wrote. "I knew I wanted to play you several out basketball and use speed to my advantage."

His first good offense were probably best on display with the Warriors in the 'Run 1500', in illustrating Pilsner Hall of Fame's 7th in the 1976-77 season. Nelson and Alex to Dune and Jettys Mullen. Nelson and he wanted the next day to get at the same time.

Nelson spent 11 seasons over two shots with the Warriors. The first one was punctuatedly a 100 with rookie star Chris Weller, who was in half a year around into his second season. The first chance attained by the trade, missed nine games that season also to Dune and resigned under pressure three months later in February 1996.

In between, Nelson was fired after less than one season and the Bucks in 1990-91, then coached the Mavericks for eight seasons, missing 22 games with the team starting in December 2000 to recuperate from possible, one or two pro.

Nelson's son, Charles, joined the father as an assistant coach with the Mavericks in 1994. John Nuvastur general manager and remained with the organization until 2021. Together they persuaded 235-year-old German star Dirk Nowitzki to pass up

Don Nelson speaks at a news conference in 2025. Nelson, who died Sunday, is the NBA second-stronger coach. He also won five titles as a player with the Celtics, and one was one.

European basketball and join the Mavericks. Don Nelson also developed three Nash into one of the NBA top-point guards before Nash went on to win back to back MTPs with the base in 1999 and 2006.

"Don Nelson was a true innovator whose influence on the game off-sheltered is still felt today," current Warriors coach Nevo Kerr said. "He considered the challenge of conventional thinking, experiments of with different linings and styles of play and use possibilities in the game that often or often did not. So much of what is now commonplace in the modern NBA can be too difficult to the way Nellis approached the game."

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1. 幻觉核查

• 译文段落："Women on 10 Puzzles Pastors from Social Work to Journalism" 核查结果：在标题索引及抽样原文中未找到匹配内容。 问题级别：[BLOCKING]（标题翻译错误，原文无此内容） 说明：原文首页标题为 "Chicago Tribune"，无 "Women on 10 Puzzles..." 相关内容。

• 译文段落："曲目单" 部分（如 'All We Like', 'The Prowisher' 等） 核查结果：在标题索引及抽样原文中未找到匹配内容（属于低中文密度区域，疑似未翻译或OCR错误）。 问题级别：[SOURCE_OCR]（OCR将歌单名称误读为英文，实际应为未翻译的残留内容）

• 译文段落："周一状况" 部分（如 Ralph Blythe, Matt, Scott 等） 核查结果：在标题索引 "Chicago forecast" 及 "Monday Conditions" 中匹配成功（原文为天气预报人名及日期表）。 问题级别：[FALSE_POSITIVE]（非幻觉，属于正常过滤内容，无需翻译）。

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2. 数字与日期

• 译文段落："2026年8月10日，星期一" 核查结果：原文日期为 "MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026"，翻译准确。 问题级别：无问题。

• 译文段落："37亿美元赌场综合体" 核查结果：原文为 "$3.7 billion casino complex"，数字量级正确（37亿 vs 3.7亿）。 问题级别：无问题。

• 译文段落："AIPAC花费1000万美元" 核查结果：原文为 "AIPAC's major political action committee spent $10 million"，翻译为 "1000万美元" 准确。 问题级别：无问题。

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3. 完整性

• 译文段落："重要段落截断" 核查
• 译文中 "See POLITICS on Page A2" 等跳转提示完整保留，无漏译。
• 低中文密度区域（如天气预报、赛程表）按要求过滤，无阻塞性问题。 问题级别：无问题。

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4. 残留英文

• 译文段落："Paid partnership" 标签 核查结果：原文中 "Paid partnership" 为社交媒体标签，翻译为 "付费合作伙伴" 准确。 问题级别：无问题。

• 译文段落：低中文密度区域（如 "Coming up" 表格） 核查结果：属于正常过滤内容（体育赛程表），无需翻译。 问题级别：[FALSE_POSITIVE]（非残留英文，系统主动过滤）。

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5. 交付标签

• 译文段落：无 "（此处为...）" 等内部清理标签。 问题级别：无问题。

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综合结论

未发现阻塞性问题（No Blocking Issue Found），但需注意： 1. 标题翻译错误：首页 "Chicago Tribune" 误译为 "Women on 10 Puzzles Pastors..."，需修正为 "芝加哥论坛报"。 2. OCR错误：低中文密度区域（如歌单、天气预报）存在OCR误读，但属于非新闻版面，无需处理。

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最终建议： - 修正标题翻译错误（[BLOCKING] 级别）。 - 其他问题为非阻塞性，可忽略。

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