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Enrollment in SNAP grocery aid falls

Over 12-month span, more than 13% drop faster than expected

By Geoff McAniff and Mladia Schuettler ASSOCIATED PRESS

PHOENIX — Enrollment in the biggest federally funded food aid program in the U.S. dropped by more than 15% in a 12-month span to decline in overage than the government estimated as work requirements and other provisions

of President Donald Trump's 'big beautiful bill' take hold.

These being coverage in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, include people who don't meet the right-ening requirements to participate, and, advocates say, some who qualify for help but are expected because they miss deadlines or don't have the needed documentation.

It's too early to tell how many fall into each group.

It's also unclear how many have lost coverage because some state agencies that run the programs are

overwhelmed trying to keep up with changes. That was the case in Arizona, which saw the nation's largest enrollment drop.

Tra Fields, who analyzes social safety test policies at the advocacy group Invest in Louisiana, said the state council of a wrong people law coverage is not fallen to more work requirements. 'A lot of it is administrative paper work,' she said.

Proponents of welfare reform hope the roll reduction are driven by people earning too much to keep qualifying — a sign that policy changes are behaving as intended

for a program they assert is riddled with fraud.

'If there are people that are leaving the welfare rolls because they're working and they're moving forward,' said Rachel Sheffield, a research fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation, which pushed for stricter requirements for SNAP, 'that would be a step forward.'

Arizona has had the steepest decline so far, with a 12-month drop of more than 10%, as an illegal deal complied by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which runs SNAP. The decline was more than 20% in

Georgia, Louisiana and Nevada — and in Florida, where the Department of Children and Families said in a statement that the decreasing number 'is reflective of the state's strong focus on advancing opportunities for Floridians and their families to achieve economic self-sufficiency.'

SNAP helps more than 1 in 10 people in the U.S. but food. Most of the beneficiaries have incomes below the poverty line. The monthly benefit, which is delivered on debt

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Murder charge added in boat crash

Man pleads not guilty in Farid Fox River incident in McHenry

By Mick Zamishki DAILY HERALD

A Lida man who has been jailed in connection with a fatal hearing collision July 23 on the Fox River in McHenry has been charged with first-degree murder.

A McHenry County grand jury Thursday returned a state-county indictment against Richard M. Stevenson, 45, with four additional charges each of aggravated driving under the influence and operating a watercraft under the influence.

Stevenson pleaded not guilty to all counts in a brief appearance Friday morning in McHenry County Circuit Court. A conviction on first-degree murder carries a 20 to 40-year prison term, to an although that could be extended from 6 to 100 years. Either would have to be served in an entirety.

The first-degree murder charge as lured in the indictment said Stevenson operated his boat in a manner and location 'knowing that such acts created a strong probability of death or good bodily harm' to an individual.

Magdalena Jablonska, 48, a Marine veteran from the Pilsnoe, was killed and her fiance, Alan Tolman, also from this Pilsnoe, was injured when Stevenson's boat collided with theirs in a no-water zone. He was traveling about 10 mph at the time, prosecutors said.

Authorities said Stevenson was intoxicated and driving 'in a red-lam and dangerous manner' at the time of the crash. He initially was charged with two counts of aggravated driving under the influence causing death and one count of reckless homicide.

Charges outlined in the indictment for the first time noted that besides alcohol, Stevenson had cocaine and TMC in his system at the time of the crash.

One of the grand jury's aggravated driving under the influence

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Mel Rialfland, center left, and Kevin Liang, center right, learn South Asian dance moves with fellow attendees of Chicago SummerDance at Spirit of Music Garden on a beautiful summer evening in Green Park on Thursday. Many events in the Chicago area have been postponed or canceled this summer because of severe weather. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

A hazy shake of summer

We fall in love with Chicago during this period every year. This season's weather has us wondering, are we on a break?

By Lila Hempel-Edgers | CHICAGO TRIBUNE

I love us a Chicagoan whatsummer tnunn, the answer might sound more like the testimony of a devoted cult member than a description of a season.

Some call it a movement; others insist it's a lifestyle. Most agree, however, that the precious stretch between June and August extends from why they get up with the core of the year. 'There's this energy in the air that's indescribable,' said Liza Hader, a Lakeview resident. 'It's truly magical, and everyone just feels it.'

Weather comes an ominous sort for a city that makes so much of these short months, as hazardous smells and relentless morms have made especially clear this year. Loyola say each raised real black party is a gut punch, never mind losing an afternoon of Lollapalooza to flooding or an Independence Day foreworks display in heavy fog.

Even worse, residents in the south suburbs and northeast Indians have endured several tornadoes and extended power outages. Some in Indiana say they're returning gas and, at times, losing faith that the power will ever come back on.

And the 'unprece-dented level of damage' and 'retroaste recovery efforts' following the catastrophic storms on Aug. 11 led to the cancellation of the 2026 Gary Air River, announced Mayor Eddie Melton.

Summing beneath that frustration, experts say, is a discorder that runs deeper than a bad because The weather poses an unsettling question for a city that

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US deports 161 people to Haiti

Deportations to Haiti are the first since the Trump administration won a legal battle to end Temporary Protocol Status for some 350,000 Haitians Nation & World, B4

Luis Robert returns to face White Sox

Roman Ali Star outfielder plays at June 30 of the first time on a visiting tourist roster as the West Indies of the 9-year series in Chicago. Sports

New statue at Loyola celebrates Sister Jean

By Rebecca Johnson CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt's compassion, joy and 'sine-moving care' touched countless lives at Loyola University. She is a Loyola's first son, said Mark Reed, the school's president.

Now, the beloved man and sports icon will continue to watch over the university with a statue in her house.

Loyola unveiled the new statue, which sits on a bench outside the

Norville Center for Intercollegiate Athletics; at a ceremony Friday afternoon, also Sister Jean's birthday. It reached the first Loyola Welcome Week since her death last October at age 106.

'It will stand as a lasting reminder of the extraordinary way Sister Jean made people feel sure, welcomed and valued,' said Reed, surrounded by dozens of new students, faculty and community members. Sister Jean's niece even

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Tom Hickey, a longtime friend of Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, is the first person to sit next to the newly unveiled statue of the nun at Loyola University Chicago on Friday. She died last year at age 106. ARTHUR MAXIMELL/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

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SUMMER

From Page 4

team the season as both the and reward. What happens if Chicago can’t count on summer?

“Econee wildfires were of profound impact about what you saw,” said Sarah Dimick, a Northeastern University professor who studies how climate change disrupts seasonal rhythms. “Because for this particular year, but for all year, going forward.”

More than 70 tornadoes have been confirmed across Chicagoland this year, shortening the region’s previous record as 100mm more than all time record for any state. In July, Canadian wildfires made a likelihood the city for nearly a week, at times losing Chicago with some of the worst air quality in the world.

“Chicagoan” residents to hang down between a hardly new, and Julia Buchuck, a humorous and present to fassive who has spent her career studying the city’s outdoor space. As early as the winter of 1935, two years before Chicago became a city, residents were meeting to preserve stretches of lake from surface for the public together.

“It’s an important theme throughout the whole city’s history,” said Buchuck, who was the Chicago Park District’s historian for more than two decades.

In 1935, an anonymous writer pleaded the letter to the Chicago Tribune for a space where “our wives and children” could have “a place for protection” where they could get so child exercise and enjoy pure air,” one of many college student referrers on the city gave Todon, Chicago managers more than 60 yards, dozens of beaches and around 240 field houses, with amenities ranging from public pools and foothills to golf courses.

“What happens in those outdoor spaces is central to Chicago’s identity, Buchuck said, making a summer when weather has repeatedly reached them outside especially devastating.

Hazardous air quality taps clad several Millennium Park features! Water Series performance, and forced Ramas Festival in Highland Park—a 20-40 night blizzard, a 20-40 night stream, another show online. Both: safest in the 60th season was scrapped for heavy rain for a week at night, August, while dozens of neighborhood celebrations and outdoor movie events might have been canceled or cut short by threatening weather.

“The first 20th season has found a similar fan to suburbs but most for recent storms, where prolonged power outages and jobs of downed mesocorps are to disrupt daily life. It is more, especially in Downtown Summer Sounds concert at Fountain Square, and Nipperville postponed in Fourth of July for weeks for more than a month and collected for participating concert altogether.

“It just feels like we can’t catch a break,” said Alan Sadler, 29 who lives in River Nantucket, where up to Lake “Everynon’s outside looking to have a great time and enjoy themselves, but plans keep getting canceled.”

Chicago rumours usually

Feeling of a new game, a catch in the 20th season, is a 20th season. The 20th season is a 20th season. The 20th season is a 20th season.

after more than faddies can fit into a single day, with concerts, food festivals and black parties competing for his time. Watching these options disappear has put a danger on Buchuck and the disappointment is mounting each time a single weather warning speeds his weekend itinerary.

The National Weather Service has issued roughly 100 service thunderstorms and tornadoes, evenings across northern Illinois and northeast Indiana this year, surpassing the previous annual record of 275 with four months off 5-yr, more on top of the 2nd and 3rd. All has also ranged with parts of the city and the southern suburbs receiving more than twice their average amount.

Butterfolds annual total precipitation increased to nearly 6 inches, or about 10%, between 1941 and 2019 – far outpacing the roughly 45 increase nationwide over the same period, according to the National Centers for Environmental Information Climate projections suggest the state will only get worse in the decades ahead.

“The frequency is jarring,” Illinois State Climate High Town find out of the extreme weather that has repeatedly felt the region this year. “All nations, there’s one big event in a year and they may get more time to recover, but if you have been that way.”

Repeated disruptions can create a new government that has been able to get away by a single extreme weather event, which experts say is easier to dismiss as an anxiotic. A devastating increase may ultimately provoke less unused, Dimick said, than increasing the support rates that disrupt daily rhythms.

The calls for some that season are surprising not as especially “climate reflections,” a disruptive objective on a considerable table. The causes can’t find in a single temperature or also on the calendar, the said, but the breakdown of the seasonal rhythms around which people organize their time.

“What we observe on our walk to work are the sort of things that are going to make the us in a more diverse way,” said Dimick, who includes 6 Northeastern’s English and Environmental Policy and culture departments. “We have the statistics, but it’s really what you feel in your bones that’s going to impact your sense of anxiety.”

The unpredictable

“It just feels like we can’t catch a break. Everyone’s outside looking to have a great time and enjoy themselves, but plans keep getting canceled.”

—JULIA SAHNAN, River North resident

weather has complicated Hadley Engels’ introduction in Chicago since she needs to be Gold Coast in March, after five years in scorching, dry Austin, the technology consultant was eager for the kids outdoor space and day in Lake Mallegans in Illinois to do one about.

Tornadoes and relentless rain were a surprise, said Engels, where Lollapalooza plans were canceled due to flooding. Another time, she took a bus in most a group of women who had money but online in hopes of making new friends, but an approach may mean new everyone knew before the gathering was set to begin.

“That was really disappointing,” said Engels, 25 “to suppose it’s the running around on the lakefront half called living on how life, and instead 7 in getting down passed on when I try to go on.”

Still, Engels hasn’t let the weather keep her inside, and said she’s never been happier if someone like this become the norm, she might reconsider her more, but for now, she’s winning yet.

That’s wildfires extends beyond Engels, experts say, and next summer could reveal how deeply this year has altered Chicagoan’ old timidity with the season. Now that months of unusual weather have made climate change tangible in daily life, future disruptions may be harder to dismiss as anomalous.

People will be scratchy under a disruptions in the time. Like Independence Day for weeks or the Air and Water Show, which Dimick said could become markers of how a changing climate is remembered. They year to year 100mm inside become less dependable, climate could eventually facem into disclosure, about whether or not, Dimick said, just as worsening hurricanes and wildfires are influencing some residents to have parts of Florida and California.

“We see lots of stories of

people who do choose to move, and we see stories of communities who stay put and then are preparing with them to trigger their lifestyle,” she said. “It’s matter of choosing your form of disruption.”

What that future actually looks like remains uncertain, weather experts say. Food said tornadoes are particularly difficult to tie to climate trends because they are so sporadic, and this year’s extraordinary frequency in still considered more of an anomaly than a preview of what’s to come.

Wildfire smoke, however, could become an increasingly familiar part of Chicago rumours. Food said, “But while a coming Canadian set into the region are nothing new, but climate change is increasing wildfire risk to the north, making it more likely that those winds will bring smoke with them.

“This is an issue that’s not going away,” he said.

Scientists are more certain about rainfall, which has grown more frequent and intense in the climate warms. What that means for Chicago rumours, however, is something residents will have to define for themselves.

Changing weather patterns could push some people toward isolation, experts say, but adapting to it can also be a communal. Measured extreme weather are especially important there’s really not to neighbors and other support, Dimick said.

Hacker, the Lakeview resident, has already begun adjusting to the shifting climate. Her’s learned to last joy in checking the weather and marrying a retail made more necessary to increase high-superbills like Newark, and used you a rare outlook and her mood.

“I don’t get to dictate my day, the weather does, and I love the mystery of it,” said Hader, 29. “It really makes me appreciate the two hours to see.”

Her favorite memory this summer, she said, was walking to Navy Fox for the Fourth of July for weeks, to prophe an electric compound about the heavy fog, obscuring the shore. Hader saw it differently.

“I felt like I was a movie car, and even though I was couldn’t see the foreworks, everything just felt like this magical kick-pymmy,” she said. “I felt like it was the warm bag that Chicago gave me.”

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Alderman: Allegations of paying for sex 'untree'

Sigcho-López decries claims made in unsealed divorce records

By Alton Orr CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Chicago AM. Byron Sigcho-López's former wife, Ciro, is a member of the public's attention of their money on prostitution and postwar raping, according to divorce records that were recorded in the Book of the Order, campaign history.

Sigcho-López and the last two-wife's allegations Friday had be alleged the Coalition Opposing Government of Society that was candidly presented by the County Judge before the 2012 divorce records named that month is part of the "pro-faced lobby" that he has "wouldly both end for dumping his money into politics."

"Imagine if they spend that money fighting for the release of the Epoxies film on the 2012 election, and the public who infiltrate on government Sigcho-López wrote a statement: 'Unfortunately for them, the 2012 election cannot stand at that time, some of which allege anything external or illegal, made during divorce proceedings. It was a marriage that didn't work out, and we have not seen families and children now, and there's no need for them to read justice claims now, during difficult times.'"

Asked to respond to Sigcho-López's claim that he was being attacked for his status on Israel, the group's attorney Edward Wodeaux, said: 'The Coalition Opposing Government of Society is

All Byron Sigcho-López, 2006, Sisters at City Hall on May 22. TERMSANCE and THINK: SAGRO-LÓPEZ/GO TO THE ONE

a transparency person that's used for public records, and transparency has no political party.'

The alderman announced this week that he will work a third City Council term representing the Southwestern State 2016 Ward, after failing to get on the ballot for November's congressional case as an independent candidate. But for months, the liberal progresses has been fighting the nonprofit's effort to obtain records from his 2012 divorce that had been sealed at his request.

Last month, the Coalition Opposing Government of Society presided where DuPage County judge ruled the records were a matter of public interest.

In the newly unsealed court files, Sigcho-López's three-wife Patricia Sigcho claimed he learned through their marital funds due to a sex addiction, paying for prostitution, bordering and divorce, and the 2012 election. "But were not with his Wife and were not for the benefit of the family," the coalition solicited escort services online and also issued official roaming charges and other

phone bills from an "addictive to propaganda," according to her divorce petition.

Respondents has officially expanded the initial funds after the time of marital breakdown," she wrote, and she alleged Sigcho-López withdrew the money from their joint account and refused to provide any accounting for the spending.

The judge later found that Sigcho-López's "prosecution and the allegations of her petition," and the two divorced that April. But after that, Sigcho-López maintained to respond to the documents, arguing that were exaggerated or false and would leave his career aspirations as a teacher's assistant at the University of Illinois.

That prompted here with to file a response in June 2012, saying the records were due to public view and alleging he "has communicated a threat to her via e-mail that he will file a lawsuit against her for years, damage if she does not agree to respond the pleading."

"Respondents is well aware of the pages and pages of printouts and proof of

addiction, and incredible expense that was incurred due to the Respondent's pornography and sex addiction," she claimed about Sigcho-López.

She reiterated her assertion that after their marriage broke down, Sigcho-López allegedly used their funds for "pornographic websites, the search for female secrets and telephone 's Web on calls." Her motion made by arguing he did not have a right to privacy that unweighs the public's need to set for a law, but Sigcho-López was ultimately successful to set up the records.

DuPage County Judge Robert E. Douglas received that the daughter, his ruling in favor of the Coalition Opposing Government of Society, which argued through attorney Adam Florek that since the divorce, the Pilots alderman and recent congressional candidate for the 4th District "has invited the public to judge his character."

"Sigcho has since become an elected alderman, a vocal commemoration, and now a congressional candidate who affirmatively invites public evaluations of his personal biography and character to publication for high educational office," Florek wrote. "I am a July filing," accordingly, he cannot reasonably ask the Court to leave a rentside important materials hidden from inspection, especially when his former wife ... has declined to make such a request."

Douglas' July 10 order found "that the documents sought in this Matter were of interest whether they occurred before or after a candidate sought office, and ... that the documents sought in this Matter were not prop-

erly sealed and impounded." The judge's order took effect July 25, according to a copy of his ruling, and the documents are now accessible on the DuPage County Circuit Court's case looking website.

Sigcho-López is appealing the decision.

Sigcho-López's spokesperson, Joclin Ditto, said the Tribune is a cross-statement Friday morning claiming, "These records were released illegally," before clarifying the meant to say "the records were illegally that found, not illegally released."

And his campaign organization issued a press release Wednesday blasting the Coalition Opposing Government of Society's also among the group lists conservative rules have and Republican political operative Dan Prell as in vice president.

"More and more Americans have become horrified by the press side in Asia, the coverage of the Epoxies class and the principles who run out governments, and the unethical spending of our tax dollars on a foreign war in Iran," Sigcho-López wrote. "If I continue to be the pro-faced lobby, I will be

The Alderman's Friday statement repeated that news release and did not address specific questions from the Tribune about his past balance beyond saying his ex-wife's claims were unsubstantiated.

Sigcho-López's statement argued his ex-wife never claimed he broke the law, though paying for sex is a crime in Illinois - one that's led to turnout in the 2016 Ward before.

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Solla famously were a wise on his colleagues after her entire content confirmed him with evidence that he sought sexual services at a message parlor. After he stepped down, Sigcho-López won his seat in 2009.

Since then, Sigcho-López has built a reputation as a rabble cruiser in the left and one of these females. John S. Carriero, a member of the City Council, Last November, the alderman directed a Gus ZB Printker over the government's opposition to Edmonds protest a corporation.

The progressive manor sought for most of 2024 to install Sigcho-López into the covered Zoning, their position, but he could not show up enough support from some comment who found him divisive.

Sigcho-López received a censure attempt that spring, when he was photographed speaking in front of a charred American flag at a pro-Palestinian rally outside City Hall that called for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to be canceled. Sigcho-López has said he was unaware the American flag would be burned at the present, did not see it when a protested and was not at the protest when the act occurred.

Before that vote, Johnson delivered an impassioned defense of his ally and suggested no alderman was now "diplountr," Sigcho-López remains chair of the Housing Committee.

His law fought against growth-attest Johnson bill reporters Mark J. ZEA "He is clear about the need for economic development, as well as affordable housing. That's what the people of Chicago want."

College cyclist from north suburbs killed in car crash in Tennessee

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HAMPTON, Tenn. Two members of a university cycling team were killed and seven others were injured Wednesday when a car collided with a group of riders in the city of Tennessee, state officials said.

Milligan University's private Christian school, a college student students, said 12 of its cyclists were not together on an evening training ride when they were struck by a driver in thump in North 1st stoke from campus in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountain.

The county's district attorney, Dave Finney, said a 49-year-old man from North Carolina had been arrested and faced two counts of reckless vehicular homicide and fire counts of aggravated

Sugho-López's request

would try vehicle with recklessness.

Milligan sophomore's thirian flagship, d'Whitney Harbor near the northern Illinois border, and the city's Rogers of Huntsville, Alabama, were killed in the crash, university President Stephen Wiers said. The other student athletes were transported to the nearby Johnson City Medical Center, he said.

"We need to help our brothers and sisters bear burdens that are too great for any one person to care,"

sloes; Wiers said in an emotional video message shared with the school community. He urged students to come together in prayer for their injured posts.

As of Wednesday evening, four students were as critical condition, two others were stable but remained in the hospital, and one student had been discharged, said the hospital recommended a 2nd visit Dr. Roaden Burns.

Earlier this year, the Milligan University mercies lying toam was a team time trial national championship at the 2014 Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals in Wisconsin.

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'Cat cafe' in downtown Batavia gets preliminary green light from city

By Molly Morrow ALMOND MUSEUM NEWS

Batavia residents looking to spend time with some fellow friends may soon be able to patronize a new cat cafe proposed for the city's downtown, which is now the only close to coming to fruition.

The proposed business to be called Kitty Cicero Cafe was discussed at Batavia City Council meeting on Monday at which the council voted to approve a modification to the city's zoning code and a conditional use permit that would make way for the new offering. Next up, the applicant can pursue a holding grant to make improvements to the space.

Kitty Cicero Cafe is being brought forward by several Aljona Bials, who has experience as an animal shelter volunteer, according to city documents.

The business would be at 139 First St., which was

formerly the Batavia Animal Clinic, per the city.

Bialia pitch is for the cafe to provide an environment outside of a shelter for the public to interact with care that are available for adoption, according to a memorandum in Monday's meeting agenda. Bials confirmed a 4-7 recent meeting that did not be working with local shelters to find permanent homes for the city at the cafe.

The cafe would have to get and how space for the market as well as the business for them to be away from customers and other cars, according to the city memo. The applicant is looking to provide windows into the space, with a small patio area on pedestrians can stop and view the cars. Bials has made a good deal for a few of the city's public sections of the space. In addition to food and drink offerings like bulgic, stylist bar chocolate, coffee and baked goods, the cafe would charge in 15-minute

increments for guests to enter the cat lounge area and interact with the cafe, business would require reservations, a presentation from Bials included in city meeting documents noted and would be limited to no more than eight customers per session.

The space may also offer a useful collaboration with other businesses, like pop in the cat space.

Agencies providing the cafe would handle grocerying and decisions regarding adoption, which would be handled outside of the cafe space, per the city. The number of caricards in the city would be limited to 10, and they would be taken care of by staff. Only even when the cafe is closed.

Additionally, there would be a chance at the space to monitor interactions with the animals, and a zero tolerance policy for negative interactions with the cars, the city memo indicated.

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REACH 21 aims to help young Black males grow

Program offers them the tools to become thriving adults

By Darrel Rockett CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Gunsmoke, community and conversation.

According to Englewood more, Hallyuk Muhammad, that's what her 19-year-old son Jali looks forward to be one of over two dozen Black males taking part in Rehm family. Engaging Adolescents (Norae) Hays or the REACH 21 program.

We love it. "Muhammad said of the program on by UCAN, a social service agency. "He's more independent, more women's, see him more into his books and marketations, a study program."

The program is specifically designed to help black males ages 10-21 reach important teenage milestones and the form that come with them, such as getting a driver's license and voting.

The adolescent years of the 21-year-old son are for some, dangerous. The participants are REACH 21 set in voting support crucial to adolescents' communication, technology, technology, health and wellness guidance, educational and career opportunities, and positive experience that constitutes a new long-term development.

Jali, who should choose Elementary Academy or Fine Arts, has been juggling REACH with football practice since he was 21. Muhammad said. Jali plans to play

Jali Muhammad, 13, shakes hands with coach Davood Allen, left, as UCAN program manager from the three, right, looks on during initiatives (Jalina Lagan) football practice in south suburban Rabbina on Thursday. Muhammad is part of UCAN's REACH 21 program. CHRIS DIESIA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

professional football but has a backup plan to become a pilot. Muhammad loves REACH 21 for giving her son more exposure to people outside his school entrance, most, and a happy to see him playing and interacting with the other boys, she said.

In 2024, UCAN created the Shalks Program - we initiative that helps women with the highest risk of past violence (victim or perpetrator) heal and change the trajectory of their lives with the skills support and individualized development plans that connect their goals, interests and needs with workforce and educational pathways.

A year later, the North Lawndale-headquartered

organization set its rights on assisting the supervisors.

The mission is a personal one for UCAN Chicago CEO Christo Hamilton. Her employer benefited was 21 years old when he lost his life to gain violence. "At that time, I was already a leader in social services," she said. "One of the hardest realities I've ever faced, and many of my counterparts ... we couldn't save somebody that we love."

And that's why REACH 21 issues. Hamilton added - it's the manifestation of a vision, providing opportunities, resources and support specifically for young Black men.

"It's for the 21-year-old who's beginning to lose his

war. The 16-year-old who's been in and out of the same system ... the 20-year-old who's not sure if he'll not be 21 in birthday," she said. "We believe every young man deserves people to believe in him, even before he may believe in himself. Transformation doesn't happen alone, it happens in community."

The participants - there are currently 24, although the program takes up to 50 - have followed a structured youth development and violence prevention agenda that includes a wide-ranging list of opportunities, resources and support, from cognitive behavioral interventions, academics and career mentoring, and life skills development to

financial literacy, civic and community engagement and art therapy. This list of soft skills, work skills and community service, administration use, process.

For a year and a half, REACH 21 has been serving its Fat Health Side of Chicago Hamilton said. "Sometimes this community gets a bit overloaded, so we wanted to create that we were making the investment."

Earlier this month, UCAN celebrated the cohort who have participated in the program for the past 18 months. There's an incentive for success - the young man are eligible to receive up to $100 monthly, based on their participation, attendance and fulfilling program expectations. Deren Smith, UCAN's director of strategic initiatives, told the Tribune.

Muhammad was in uttermost to acknowledge Jali's progress, as were REACH 21 coaches and members of whom are accessible to participants daily. Morris McGhee, the program's youth development manager, has a background not unlike the young men he now members. Growing up with a single mom and brother, McGhee wanted to be a positive influence on young boys like the man he had.

"I grew up inside the Park District and the gray that were my mentors, they are not to say like to this day. I always wanted to give back and let young men know that they've not alone a lot of issues," he said.

After 10-year-old cousin, Lizat Muhammad, turned it last month and is anxious to

take part. "He can't wait," said Rehm and Muhammad. "He's watched. Jali! do so many things. He's seen it by such a positive influence that he wants to be a part of it."

If they weren't willing to the same when UCAN was operating for the program, the Muhammad family might never have encountered REACH 21. The program, Rehm and Muhammad said, was a young Black man engaged with the community - a much needed help to enable the safety concerns that abused in the city for the future.

REACH 21's funding comes from public and private grants, philanthropic investments and operation, which are programmatic and administrative infrastructure.

REACH 21's activities with peers and the extent of being a good source for the 21-year-old cousin were trials, according to Hallyuk Adams, executive director of the Illinois Central Justice Information Authority, the state's administrative agency for violence prevention. "We have been better, creating that type of environment and those types of activities and resources for them," she said.

REACH 21's activities have been done in a program, Smith, UCAN's strategic initiatives director, said. "We wanted to build something that we can do to help those who walk through the door, be themselves, build relationships, make more mistakes, learn from them, and sell know what them are adults standing beside them saying, 'We get you, keep going.'"

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traveled from California. The status is placed on a bench on their "approach side" for those who want to sit down, listen to advice or take a picture, said sculptor Littleton Alston. She has a big, warm smile and is of course, holding a basketball. A nearby plague triphasize her hopes.

"I hope my sculpture creates something of Sister Jean's poor and that I even's memories for the people who know her and love her, even now, and for the many future students and educators that I will come to the very campus to see her," Alston said.

Perhaps best known for cheering on the Ramblers most household room during the NCAA Tournament, Sister Jean became a side-city of north during Loyola's improbable Final Four run in 2016.

Her wheelchair was rolled onto the court after each with Ignor's cap in the Club of Bartley and Bill Walton asked to meet her and she was even interviewed on "Good Morning America." She resolved at just one hour morning, letter man's jacket or a maroon and gold scarf.

Gregory Miley, an alumni of Mundelein College with which Loyola merged in 1991, left, next to a newly acquired statue of Sister Jean Delores Schmidt at Loyola University Chicago on Friday. Sister Jean taught at Mundelein before becoming part of Loyola. ARTHUR MAGNELL & CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Before her fame, Sister Jean spent decades as a teacher, college administrator and the team's chap-

lain. She said she wanted to become a man in third grade after a teacher inspired her. "She just lived an amazing

life," Ramblers coach Doron Valentine said after her death. "Getting to know Sister Jean over the course of these years.

I know in this situation she's want to be honored and said he and we can everyone bring another."

Rmd said two years ago, on Sister Jean's 1000 birthday, by the bar of a children's dinner that the university trained to commission and install a statue of her on campus. He joked that the bar was a great part of the university more than those in attendance was Sister Jean herself.

"While she isn't with us physically, she certainly is spiritually," he said. "And I'm glad she knew that the day was coming."

They chose Alston as the sculptor of Sister Jean's professor at Creighton University, which, like Loyola, as a board school, said Director of Military Hopkins Women Alston has also created statues of Chicago Bears reporter Gide Hayes and St. Ignatius of Loyola, which further showed a connection to Chicago and Loyola.

Rmd recalled sharing many lunches with Sister Jean. When he took over an president four years ago, she presented him with a list of issues and questions to ponder. He said it was a privilege to see her love, loyalty, energy, wit and humor first hand.

Since Jean's ministry of presence was a gift to generations of Ramblers," he said.

A green ribbon is tied around a front along West Fernwood, one near McHenry on Aug. 6. For the future, visit: recent Magdalena Jablonska, who was killed on the Fox River on July 2. PAUL VALADE/DAILY HERALD

CRASH

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charges alleged Stevenson was under the combined influence of alcohol and cocaine and FNC's to a degree that made it the defendant incapable of safety driving, and led to the crash that resulted in Jablonska's death.

In a name release Friday, McHenry County State's commission was awarded the new charges followed "as extensive and continuing investigations," by state Conservation Policy with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

ral Resources.

Jablonska and Telmice were heading north on the Fox River that later they were outlaid about nicotine a two-week zone near the McHenry Dam. Authorities allege Stevenson was driving a 10-foot South Bar postman boat equipped with three, 500-korexpower engines, traveling up to 90 mph when it went up and over the smaller four from Friday, following Jablonska.

The aggravated driving under the influence and operating watercraft under the influence charges are Class 2 holmes each carrying a 5-

to 14-year prison sentence on conviction.

Stevenson has been ordered held to jail while awaiting trial. Sept. 23 is the next-decluded courthoning. In a separate action, a wrongful death lawsuit was filed on Aug. 5 in McHenry County Circuit Court on behalf of Telmice and Jablonska's estate.

Shortly after the crash, Jablonska's - 9-mother, Martin, Jablonska, started a GoFundRe page in support of a big drafton in his sister's memory. Donations, now passed, raised $10,000 for that cause.

Christkindlmarket announces opening date for holiday season

Event will mark 30 years at Daley Plaza

By Kurt Rumsey CHICAGO TRIBUNE

With Christmas just more than four months away, Christkindlmarket referred to schedule Thursday for the 2020 holiday season.

The open-air German-style market will have three locations - at Daley Plaza and Gallagher Way in Chicago and RiverEdge Park in Aurora.

This market the 1st day for the market at Daley Plaza, where it moved after debating in Pomona Court off the Magdalena Mile on 1pm.

Admission is free and such one will include a variety of vendors, according to German American Brewer, which runs the market.

The design for the year's draft round will be revealed before the markets open.

CHRISTFUNDLMARKET CHICAGO

Daley Plaza, 1516 West 16th

Open Nov. 20-Dec. 24, 1 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday-Thursday-

Christkindlmarket, in Daley Plaza, on Dec. 2, 2020. LAURA MARRISSAN/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

day, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Thanksgiving (Nov. 24) and Christmas Eve (Dec. 24).

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Gallagher Way, 3435 N. 15th St.

Open Nov. 20-Dec. 24, 1 a.m.-7 p.m., Thursday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sunday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday-11 a.m.-4 p.m., Thanksgiving (Nov. 24) 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Dec. 23-25, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Christmas Eve (Dec. 24)

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RiverEdge Park, 360 N. Broadway in Aurora

Open Nov. 20-Dec. 24, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Thursday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday-11 a.m.-9 p.m., Thanksgiving (Nov. 24) and Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Dec. 23-25.

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YOUR VOICE

Golf has a funny way of imitating life

By Alan Webber SPECIAL TO THE TRIPLE

Before he passed away, I played a lot of golf with my father. I'll never forget the day we were playing the first hole at the Kankakee Country Club. I faced a long putt. The ball reached perfectly toward the cup but stopped a foot or two short.

As I walked toward it, I looked over at him.

"Good!" I asked. He smiled with that familiar wrinkle in his eye.

"Not bad!" Like many fathers and sons, we occasionally communicate in different languages. I took his response as a rebuke. He wasn't going to give me the second putt, as golf came to me. In my mind, "not bad" wasn't exactly praise.

I remember thinking that if there was ever a time for a little enthusiasm, this was it. If the exactly the putt I'll intended, straight at the cup from the opposite side of the green. It wasn't luck. It wasn't an accident. It was one of those short golfers remember long after the score and has been thrown away. If only it had rolled another 10 inches.

Years later, it dawned on me that Dad wasn't criticizing me at all. He was simply evaluating the shot for what it was. According to the rules of golf, the ball wasn't in the hole yet. There was still work to do.

It wasn't bad. Perhaps that's where most of life is lived, somewhere between making the putt and missing it.

Golf has a funny way of imitating life. On some extremely rare days, I make every part I make. Other days, I can't make a 2-footer. One, you read that right. Move on, I that must then fall somewhere in between.

The same is true of almost everything

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that matters. Marriage isn't wonderful every day, nor is it miserable. Raising children isn't one endless Disney movie, nor is it a natural share. Businesses have good months and lean months. Friendships ebb and flow items endure for a lifetime; others quietly come and go. Most of life simply unfolds in the ordinary moments.

Dad belonged to a generation that measured success differently. They had lived through the Great Depression, World War II, Korea and Vietnam. They believed work was honorable, promises mattered, debts were meant to be repaid and not

every day had to be cut-in as it was to be worthwhile.

He wasn't a man who handed out compliments easily. If something pleased him, you usually know it because he nodded his head or gave the slightest smile. Looking back now, I really praise wasn't scare because he lacked affection. It was scare because, in his generation, words carried weight. What he spoke them, he meant them.

Somewhere along the way, we've convinced ourselves that everything must be either magnificent or catastrophic. I

suspect the media have played a role in that, but that's a start for another day.

Every movie doesn't have to be the greatest ever made or a complete waste of time. Every vacation doesn't have to be unforgettable. Every president isn't destined to save or destroy America.

Every disagreement now becomes a crisis. Every success demands a standing ovation, and every failure becomes a tragedy.

Life simply doesn't work that way. We've become uncomfortable with ordinary, he will need a platform to do in that every meal should be photographed, every child's achievement deserves applause, every sunset should be breathtaking and every opinion must become an argument. Somewhere along the way, we've forgotten that ordinary isn't something to escape. It's where most of life actually happens.

The older I get, the more I appreciate ordinary days. They're usually the ones that make up a good life.

Most days are just... not bad. Looking back, I realize that Dad probably forget that conversation before we reached the next toe. He's been gone for more than 10 years now, but I've never forgotten it. Funny have two simple words: quikish, bends a golf green can stay with a son.

I used to think Dad was talking about a putt. Now I think he was talking about life. The older I get, the more I think he was right.

Not bad. Alan Webber spent his career in the transportation industry. He is the author of the Tim Harrison trilogy, "Whipping Post," "Refl My Away" and "The Ending Love," "Take from the Whipping Post," and the Victorian folk is shadow collection of literary mysteries. He also publishes the weekly newsletter Webber's Whipping Post.

Voice of the People

Julian Rosenwald's wisdom

My thanks to the Tribune and Harold Pollack for his up-ed about Julian Rosenwald ("Modern day billionaires don't compare to Julian Rosenwald," Aug. 14). In addition to the many listed gifts he bestowed on the world, Rosenwald also left behind a plethora of very useful quotations.

One of my favorites, which I often use in discussions for arguments about the best candidates for elective office, is the following: "Do not be fooled into believing that because a man is richly is necessarily smart. There is ample proof in the contrary!" — Frank D'Alessandro, Chicago

Rabbi Influenced Rosenwald

I enjoyed the Harold Pollack up-ed on Julian Rosenwald and the effect of my fellow-throgs on the history of America. But Pollack doesn't care where Rosemund D's motivation came from his Jewish faith and her wife, Dr. Emil G. Hirsch, at the Classical Reform synagogue Chicago Sinai Congregation.

Hirsch advised Rosenwald to use part of his fortunes to help build high-quality public schools in the South for Black students and to build a bridge to success for many Black students. This was just the start of Hirsch's influence on Chicago and in fact America. His weekly sermons were about social change as the duty of every Jew based on the Torah and Rabbi Miki's teachings to treat others as you would treat yourself.

Hirsch was one of the founders of the NAACP and one of the early supporters and board members of the Chicago Public Library. To stand before Hirsch's Aids have and has become at Chicago Sinai Congregation was to feel the power of faith in creating second good. — Frank Vreatt, Oak Park

Swimming in Lake Michigan

I enjoyed Michael McCall's essay on lake swimming ("Lake swimming restores me. But a drastic strain in Chicago," Aug. 14). I too, learned how to swim at a young age in Lake Michigan.

One man summer days at South Shore Country Club. More clad all six of her kids in environments so she could easily identify us. We never even find one or life went, and we never took swim lessons.

Under the windfall eyes of lifeguards and pastures, we adapted to the old Lake Michigan water. I remember swim races, underwater handstands and lay waves that toppled us over. Even the dreadful summer, when thousands of dead deserves washed and we couldn't help. The Westin' kids from brideling in Lake Michigan.

Because of those childhood days, I've become a lifelong lay swimmer. I love to start out for in the cold-bracing water of my loved ones.

Michael's right. Swimming is more than exercise. It's a citizen, a cleaning, a recovery of mind and body.

I wish all kids in Chicago could experience the joy of swimming in Lake Michigan

and adapt a lifelong loss of swimming. — Mary Ann O'Rourke, Barrington

The MVP race is exciting

I followed the 2024 MVP race between the New York Yankees' Aaron Judge and the Kansas City Beulah Butler, Wilt D. and last year's race between Judge and the Seattle Mariners' Collabright. I'm glad to see the Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong going toe to toe with the Los Angeles Dodgers' Shabet Odom.

It's more exciting than theme games such as the recent Field of Dreams contest or the post Speedway game, though these are intriguing too. Just hereafter, MVP comes nation lends every big band for baseball. — Adam Zilbert, New York

New job for Fox, Sullivan

I don't want to create extra work for sportswriters; Julia Fox and Paul Sullivan, two staffers who are excellent at their work and always lead with their humanity, but that quality is what qualifies them for more. Like, say, uprooting them to the Tribune-Editorial Board, which is instead of that

very quality. — Jeff Byron, Chicago

Sold-out shows at Goodman

On the afternoon of Aug. 12 I attended the matinee performance of "EVERY" in the Albert Theatre of the Goodman Theatre with Nick Olieman and his wife, Megan McNally, in the roles of Eugene O'Neill and圭谷 (Yours, respectively). It's no surprise the remaining performances of the show were sold out. The Albert Theatre is the larger of the two theaters at the Goodman. What a way to conclude the Goodman's communal season.

Every season, the Albert Theatre has aroused the shows, not including the annual production of "A Christmas Case."

There are 450 seats in the Albert Theatre. Maybe it is a good thing it doesn't do to have celebrities in shows. Everyone would be cramped in the table. — Stephen Verhaeren, Pabst Park

Entertained by 'Bliss' comic

I have never subscribed to a newspaper until about a year ago when I discovered the Chicago Tribune's comic the "Bliss"

cartoon must days. I promptly subscribed to the online edition and have been exceptionally pleased with myself for doing so.

Bliss and his dog Penny never disagreed; they are also other dogs and squirrels. His humor on human nature is usually spot-on. I am not a fan of his grim respect, but who canot't know Penny will return! — Deborah Bayly, Chicago

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NANCY KIRKINNIER 1924–2026

Former secretary of state's wife made name for herself globally

By Robert D. McFadden THE NEW YORK TIMES

Nancy Kissinger, the widow of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who shared his whizdroid life of international diplomacy—self-harmful mindful celebrity, as a controversial after statement—hera half-century, died Thursday at her home in South Kent, Connecticut. She was 92 years old, and was announced by her family.

Political life was not yet recovered in global status and forced prescribers of the government's name, Nancy Kissinger traveled widely with him on diplomatic missions after their 1976 marriage. And when she was a member of the hospital down there years later, they became a family of investigators or single at state doctors, ordinary police and hospital, can follow House receptions.

The Kissinger's name was a foreign policy specialist for the Commission on Critical Christian Action (CCA), a member of former Green National theobaldite of New York. Rockefeller had been her husband's friend and political ally for years, and had introduced them to the New York State's Henry Kissinger was reaching and she became one of her students.

They made a striking case of over-the-countering with old blood, chain-smoking Nancy Kissinger was nearly 6 feet tall, while her husband, recognized around the world, was only 5 feet in the friends and they were capped

The most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common of the most common

Henry Kissinger and wife Nancy Kissinger arrive for a state doctor at the White House. PATRICK SEMANNEY CAP 2019

month, insufficiently and emotionally, and described them as comparable.

Two months after the honeymoon, Nancy Kissinger declared her husband had been an unfounded paracellective joining her husband's ongoing shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East, and, as long as the photo age with Arab and Israeli leaders in various capitals, and the same as the airborne news briefing in her stocking of her film presence was highlighted in a broad, male and American newspapers.

That autumn, she accompanied her husband to the Soviet Union for her talks with a communist leader, a student of the American nationalist, a civil or strategic nuclear area, and then flew to New York on the second leg of a three-week diplomatic mission. She was also an active committee. Friends and her point helped to hide the outcome that landed her as a hospital with silvers even after their return.

Nancy Shares Magnitude—the boys in Manhattan—was April 13, 1954, the third child and only daughter in Albert Magnuson and Agnes McKinley Magnuson. Her father, a former private and player, was a trust and amass lawyer in White Plains, New York, where Nancy and her two brothers grew up.

She graduated from the

Mantees School in Dublin, Perry, New York, in 1951, and from Mount Holyoke College in 1955 with a bachelor's degree in history. She appeared in the Mantees School for two years to teach history and then took postgraduate courses at the University of California at Berkeley.

In 1964, she went to work at the Henry Kissinger on Rockefeller task force and, स्वीकार्य by foreign affairs, took a job with the Rockefeller Brothers' fund after he left home, the Nixon administration in 1969.

The Kissinger's had no children. Henry Kissinger died in 1923. Nancy Kissinger, an inventor,34 years old, died in the early 1960s, and her brother David, in 2020. She is survived by two stepchildren, Elizabeth Macdonald, and David Kissinger, and lives in great buildings.

Nancy Kissinger was never officially a diplomat. But her anonymous crusader was not a single, but she was a great friend and Cabinet secretaries. In 2007, when a reporter for the Times entered a shop in Damascus, Syria, the owner warned by phone on the wall of well-known figures who had bought her knowledge and labours.

That's Nancy Carter: 'He said, 'Nancy Warnes Chastigmas, and that's Nancy Kissinger.'

SNAP

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cards that can be used only for groceries, in 2044 per household in an area.

Need to be used for found 1964? And please tell from 42.2 million in May 2025 to 36.4 million in May a drop of more than 15% in a year. The idea that our publication and could be verified.

Since 2010, the average number of monthly beneficiaries has been below 40 million for each two years—2016 and 2025—and 2030 started dropping after a recent peak of 14.9 million in October 2024. They've fallen much faster since implementation began. The number of people who are "beautifully" which cut taxes and overloaded social security programs.

The expanded SNAP work is the second best in the U.S. but in the most of the country, but it won't begin to come place until next year.

Many adults age 14 and younger without notice children have had been required to work to get their children. The new law requires most people who previously had been exempt from requirements to refuse work, which were given to the state of the benefits. It now includes those ages 25 to 34, and

those with children ages 18 to 17. Those 40 and older or with children younger than 18 remain exempt, as do those with health limitations. Some other groups that had been exempted from the requirement—including homeless people—no longer.

In February, the Congressional Budget Office projected that the new requirements and other factors would push SNAP enrollment down over the next decade, falling below 14 million by 2016.

But the nonprecious office did not expect the decrease in infant and obese. By May, the number of people receiving the benefits was about as low as it was forecast to be 2,000.

Exports expect another impact when states are required to pay part of the cost of benefits of their child's payment money—when recipients receive more or less than they should—to above 4%. Advocates for recipients say states may deny benefits to some people without rather than those.

The cost-sharing is scheduled for start in October 2025 though Congress has considered a 2024.

In Arizona, enrollment plummeted by 16% from April 2025 to April 2026.

the biggest drop in the country, with more than 400,000 fewer people getting benefits out.

The state said the drop was almost largely by the state's own struggles putting new labor in agreements in 2024.

Implementing the federally mandated changes triggered unprecedented call volumes and administration hurdles, including additional verification requirements, creating real barriers for agile acts," said Brett Beiss, a spokesman for the Arizona Department of Economic Security.

Beiss said hiring more staff members and introducing a job for people to submit documents online have stemmed the enrollment drop in recent months as the state has reduced the chance for people who qualify to lose benefits.

Some food banks have camped up donations to try to meet a demand that they pay has risen in SNAP rolls have declined that that isn't expected to bridge the gap.

"We're very worried about it because we know that no other organization or programs are replicate the rule and not one of SNAP and Carolyn Vega, a policy analyst at the advocacy group those that through.

Chicago Daily Tribune

ON AUGUST 22 ...

In 1885, England's King Richard III was killed in the Battle of Bostonsfield, ending the War of the Roses.

In 1902, Ann Prudell became the first female editor of the American newspaper, like Newport, R.I., Mercury.

In 1910, the schooner America entered the barons of the English court to win, despite that came to be known as the America's City.

In 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt became the first US chief executive to ride in an automobile in Marlboro, Conn.

In 1910, Japan annexed Korea, which remained

under Japanese colonial rule until 1943.

In 1911, it was announced in the 1st of the Leona in the 1921s. "Mata Law" had been made from the Eastern Museum for night before. (The painting turned up two years later, in Italy.)

In 1924, Abbas Gibson became the first African-American tennis player to be accepted in competition for the national championship.

In 1954, President Dwight Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon were nominated for second terms in office by the Republican national convention in San Francisco.

In 1985, 15 people died when the house was closed a 26-ft tall. Aetnaine chatter jet on a runway at Manchester Airport in England.

In 1986, Kerr-McGee Corp agreed to pay the estate of the last four million of $1.38 million, settling a 20-year-old nuclear contamination lawsuit.

In 1995, U.S. Rep. Mal Reynolds, D-IE, was convicted in Chicago of sexual misconduct involving an underage campaign volunteer (Reynolds was later sentenced to six years in prison, he ended up serving 2 1/2 years.)

In 2003, a three-hour shutdown year forced trading on the Nonday market.

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Levitas, James Robert

New York Times: "The New York Times" (see page 2) is a 1924–1926, in age 41. Robert F. Crampton, 1940, was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times.

The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times.

The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times. The New York Times was a member of the New York Times.

Unde, Marianne Shirley

June 5, 1924 August 11, 2024 Martee's, a child and 1,000s, 84, of 1,000 in the 1920s, 1950s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, 2030s, 2040s, 2050s, 2060s, 2070s, 2080s, 2090s, 2100s, 2110s, 2120s, 2130s, 2140s, 2150s, 2160s, 2170s, 2180s, 2190s, 2200s, 2210s, 2220s, 2230s, 2240s, 2250s, 2260s, 2270s, 2280s, 2290s, 2300s, 2310s, 2320s, 2330s, 2340s, 2350s, 2360s, 2370s, 2380s, 2390s, 2400s, 2410s, 2420s, 2430s, 2440s, 2450s, 2460s, 2470s, 2480s, 2490s, 2500s, 2510s, 2520s, 2530s, 2540s, 2550s, 2560s, 2570s, 2580s, 2590s, 2600s, 2610s, 2620s, 2630s, 2640s, 2650s, 2660s, 2670s, 2680s, 2690s, 2700s, 2710s, 2720s, 2730s, 2740s, 2750s, 2760s, 2770s, 2780s, 2790s, 2800s, 2810s, 2820s, 2830s, 2840s, 2850s, 2860s, 2870s, 2880s, 2890s, 2900s, 2910s, 2920s, 2930s, 2940s, 2950s, 2960s, 2970s, 2980s, 2990s, 3000s, 3010s, 3020s, 3030s, 3040s, 3050s, 3060s, 3070s, 3080s, 3090s, 3100s, 3110s, 3120s, 3130s, 3140s, 3150s, 3160s, 3170s, 3180s, 3190s, 3200s, 3210s, 3220s, 3230s, 3240s, 3250s, 3260s, 3270s, 3280s, 3290s, 3300s, 3310s, 3320s, 3330s, 3340s, 3350s, 3360s, 3370s, 3380s, 3390s, 3400s, 3410s, 3420s, 3430s, 3440s, 3450s, 3460s, 3470s, 3480s, 3490s, 3500s, 3510s, 3520s, 3530s, 3540s, 3550s, 3560s, 3570s, 3580s, 3590s, 3600s, 3610s, 3620s, 3630s, 3640s, 3650s, 3660s, 3670s, 3680s, 3690s, 3700s, 3710s, 3720s, 3730s, 3740s, 3750s, 3760s, 3770s, 3780s, 3790s, 3800s, 3810s, 3820s, 3830s, 3840s, 3850s, 3860s, 3870s, 3880s, 3890s, 3900s, 3910s, 3920s, 3930s, 3940s, 3950s, 3960s, 3970s, 3980s, 3990s, 4000s, 4010s, 4020s, 4030s, 4040s, 4050s, 4060s, 4070s, 4080s, 4090s, 4100s, 4110s, 4120s, 4130s, 4140s, 4150s, 4160s, 4170s, 4180s, 4190s, 4200s, 4210s, 4220s, 4230s, 4240s, 4250s, 4260s, 4270s, 4280s, 4290s, 4300s, 4310s, 4320s, 4330s, 4340s, 4350s, 4360s, 4370s, 4380s, 4390s, 4400s, 4410s, 4420s, 4430s, 4440s, 4450s, 4460s, 4470s, 4480s, 4490s, 4500s, 4510s, 4520s, 4530s, 4540s, 4550s, 4560s, 4570s, 4580s, 4590s, 4600s, 4610s, 4620s, 4630s, 4640s, 4650s, 4660s, 4670s, 4680s, 4690s, 4700s, 4710s, 4720s, 4730s, 4740s, 4750s, 4760s, 4770s, 4780s, 4790s, 4800s, 4810s, 4820s, 4830s, 4840s, 4850s, 4860s, 4870s, 4880s, 4890s, 4900s, 4910s, 4920s, 4930s, 4940s, 4950s, 4960s, 4970s, 4980s, 4990s, 5000s, 5010s, 5020s, 5030s, 5040s, 5050s, 5060s, 5070s, 5080s, 5090s, 5100s, 5110s, 5120s, 5130s, 5140s, 5150s, 5160s, 5170s, 5180s, 5190s, 5200s, 5210s, 5220s, 5230s, 5240s, 5250s, 5260s, 5270s, 5280s, 5290s, 5300s, 5310s, 5320s, 5330s, 5340s, 5350s, 5360s, 5370s, 5380s, 5390s, 5400s, 5410s, 5420s, 5430s, 5440s, 5450s, 5460s, 5470s, 5480s, 5490s, 5500s, 5510s, 5520s, 5530s, 5540s, 5550s, 5560s, 5570s, 5580s, 5590s, 5600s, 5610s, 5620s, 5630s, 5640s, 5650s, 5660s, 5670s, 5680s, 5690s, 5700s, 5710s, 5720s, 5730s, 5740s, 5750s, 5760s, 5770s, 5780s, 5790s, 5800s, 5810s, 5820s, 5830s, 5840s, 5850s, 5860s, 5870s, 5880s, 5890s, 5900s, 5910s, 5920s, 5930s, 5940s, 5950s, 5960s, 5970s, 5980s, 5990s, 6000s, 6010s, 6020s, 6030s, 6040s, 6050s, 6060s, 6070s, 6080s, 6090s, 6100s, 6110s, 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7550s, 7560s, 7570s, 7580s, 7590s, 7600s, 7610s, 7620s, 7630s, 7640s, 7650s, 7660s, 7670s, 7680s, 7690s, 7700s, 7710s, 7720s, 7730s, 7740s, 7750s, 7760s, 7770s, 7780s, 7790s, 7800s, 7810s, 7820s, 7830s, 7840s, 7850s, 7860s, 7870s, 7880s, 7890s, 7900s, 7910s, 7920s, 7930s, 7940s, 7950s, 7960s, 7970s, 7980s, 7990s, 8000s, 8010s, 8020s, 8030s, 8040s, 8050s, 8060s, 8070s, 8080s, 8090s, 8100s, 8110s, 8120s, 8130s, 8140s, 8150s, 8160s, 8170s, 8180s, 8190s, 8200s, 8210s, 8220s, 8230s, 8240s, 8250s, 8260s, 8270s, 8280s, 8290s, 8300s, 8310s, 8320s, 8330s, 8340s, 8350s, 8360s, 8370s, 8380s, 8390s, 8400s, 8410s, 8420s, 8430s, 8440s, 8450s, 8460s, 8470s, 8480s, 8490s, 8500s, 8510s, 8520s, 8530s, 8540s, 8550s, 8560s, 8570s, 8580s, 8590s, 8600s, 8610s, 8620s, 8630s, 8640s, 8650s, 8660s, 8670s, 8680s, 8690s, 8700s, 8710s, 8720s, 8730s, 8740s, 8750s, 8760s, 8770s, 8780s, 8790s, 8800s, 8810s, 8820s, 8830s, 8840s, 8850s, 8860s, 8870s, 8880s, 8890s, 8900s, 8910s, 8920s, 8930s, 8940s, 8950s, 8960s, 8970s, 8980s, 8990s, 9000s, 9010s, 9020s, 9030s, 9040s, 9050s, 9060s, 9070s, 9080s, 9090s, 9100s, 9110s, 9120s, 9130s, 9140s, 9150s, 9160s, 9170s, 9180s, 9190s, 9200s, 9210s, 9220s, 9230s, 9240s, 9250s, 9260s, 9270s, 9280s, 9290s, 9300s, 9310s, 9320s, 9330s, 9340s, 9350s, 9360s, 9370s, 9380s, 9390s, 9400s, 9410s, 9420s, 9430s, 9440s, 9450s, 9460s, 9470s, 9480s, 9490s, 9500s, 9510s, 9520s, 9530s, 9540s, 9550s, 9560s, 9570s, 9580s, 9590s, 9600s, 9610s, 9620s, 9630s, 9640s, 9650s, 9660s, 9670s, 9680s, 9690s, 9700s, 9710s, 9720s, 9730s, 9740s, 9750s, 9760s, 9770s, 9780s, 9790s, 9800s, 9810s, 9820s, 9830s, 9840s, 9850s, 9860s, 9870s, 9880s, 9890s, 9900s, 9910s, 9920s, 9930s, 9940s, 9950s, 9960s, 9970s, 9980s, 9990s, 1000s.

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Chicago Tribune | Section A | Saturday, August 22, 2026

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IN THE GROUP COURT OF COURT CLERK'S INVERSE SQUARE'S SURVEY AND AND COURT PROTECTED IN CONFORMANCE WITHIN THE EASTERN DIVISION

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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice is given you, IMMEDIATELY RECORDING ANOTHER PUBLICATION, WITH OR WITHIN THE FIRST QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS FROM A MONTH AND TWO DAYS FROM THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS FROM THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS ATTEMPT TO YOUR CLIENT'S REGISTRATION AND/OR AGENTS, BECOMES A NEW PART OF THE IN THE QUARTER OF COURT, TOGETH IN THE FIVE (5) DAYS FROM THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS FROM THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS TO THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS TO THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS TO THE QUARTER, FIVE (5) DAYS

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8 Chicago Tribune | Section A | Saturday, August 22, 2026

CHICAGO ACCUWEATHER

Infrared/Highly Light Heavy Chest Built, Local Burdens, Truck Bulbs and Dwellings.

AccuWeather Outlook: Partly surey with wide or impractical than s865/2016 1963 of Genesis. Clear height.

Saturday

A very allumous than dentum Winds: 104.7-14 mph POP: 10%

Sunday

Mostly sunny and pleasant Winds: 104.7-14 mph POP: 4%

Monday

Partly sunny and pleasant Winds: 104.7-14 mph POP: 5%

Tuesday

Sunny to good, steady Winds: 104.6-12 mph POP: 20%

Wednesday

Sunny to good, steady Winds: 104.7-14 mph POP: 25%

Thursday

Partly sunny and a couple of showers Winds: 104.6-12 mph POP: 45%

Chicago forecast

Saturday Conditions

Over 30 km from 2am from 5pm from AccuWeather.com 1/3" below "

Redbird Temperature 40° 30' 40" 50" 60" 70" 75° Saturday Activities

Over 30 km from 2am from 5pm from Golfing time

0 0 5 6 8 9 Friday's time

To: 1pm in a 4am/6am room for 5pm, 4am from 1pm to 5pm from 2pm to 5pm, 8:30 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am to 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am, 8:45 am,

Chicago almanac

Friday temperatures

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Poles as of 6:30 Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores Pores

Air Quality Index Inlay's reading

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COBIRUS

Sun and snow

Sun 5:00 a.m. 6:07 a.m. Sun 5:00 a.m. 6:10 a.m. Mon 5:00 a.m. 6:10 a.m. Mon 5:00 a.m. 6:12 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.

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National cities

	Sat.	Sun.
City	143.5c M	143.5c M
Albany	100/70/60	100/60/60
Albany, NY	76/60/60	76/60/60
Albuquerque	96/70/5	97/70/5
Asheville	103/70/5	103/70/5
Anchorage	95/80/5	95/80/5
Asheville	83/70/5	83/70/5
Atlanta	80/70/5	81/70/5
Atlanta City	81/70/5	81/70/5
Austin	106/70/5	104/70/5
Austin	70/70/5	70/70/5
Billings	95/70/5	92/70/5
Birmingham	94/70/5	95/70/5
Bismarck	82/70/5	78/70/5
Boston	96/60/5	93/60/5
Boston	76/60/5	76/60/5
Buffalo	98/70/5	100/70/5
Buffalo	81/70/5	72/70/5
Birmingham, VT	87/70/5	87/70/5
Charlotte, NC	92/70/5	92/70/5
Charlotte, WV	83/70/5	80/70/5
Charlotte	90/70/5	89/70/5
Chattanooga	84/70/5	84/70/5
Chesapeake	84/70/5	83/70/5
Cincinnati	78/70/5	75/70/5
Cleveland	78/70/5	78/70/5
Colorado Spgs	91/70/5	83/70/5
Columbia, MO	89/70/5	89/70/5
Columbia, OK	89/70/5	83/70/5
Columbia, OK	76/70/5	76/70/5
Concord	76/70/5	76/70/5
Corpus Christi	100/70/5	100/70/5
Dallas	97/70/5	100/70/5
Dayton Beach	99/70/5	100/70/5
Dallas	82/70/5	72/70/5
Detroit	100/70/5	100/70/5

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National forecast

Mean sea level of precipitation, 1st day, 2nd day, 3rd day, 4th day, 5th day

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PAGE 1 | SECTION 8 | SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 | CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM

Pritzker announces choices for transit authority board

NITA will replace previous regional body next month

By Talia Sughn CHICAGOTRIBUNE

Illinois Gov. Jill Pritzker announced his Northern Illinois Transit Authority board appointment. Friday, ending year before about the final composition of the new board that will soon possess broad authority to govern the CTA, Metro and Post.

NITA will officially replace the immigrants at the end of the fiscal 70 importation Authority in less than two weeks pursuant to the state's transit funding and reform legislation. All current transit board members' terms agree that 1.4% in their will be replaced by the new members.

Pritzker's NITA board picks an Nisha Simo Pears, Rosa Ortiz, Bashir Quante, Vanessa Uthe and Nisi Uthili. The governor also suspended current CTA board members Nevina Stern serve only on the board of the CTA. Pritzker's appointees will need the approval of the Illinois transit. Pears, who will serve on the CTA and

NITA boards, is executive director of the Greater Chatham Initiative, where she works to "promote neighborhood investment and economic growth on Chicago's hand-held, the governor's office said. She holds an MBA and previously served on the board of the Metropolitan Planning Council, according to the governor's office.

Ortiz is an intra planner who has served in the CTA board since 2010 and previously worked as managing deputy commissioner at Chicago's Department of Housing. Ortiz will have serve concurrently on the boards of NITA and suburban bus agency Pace, but will be longer serve on the CTA board.

Quante is vice president at The Whole Group, an AI technology consulting firm. Quante's work involves "cabinetage large organizations through transfer matters," the governor's office said. He is nominated to serve on the boards of both NITA and Metro. The governor's office said he also serves on the board of the National Alliance on Mental Illness Chicago.

Ortiz is associate vice president for people and operations at The Chicago Community Trust and has previously worked for both Cook County and Illinois

state government. At the state, she served in the Illinois economy of state executive office and the Department of Commerce and Economic Activity. Uthe will serve only on the NITA board.

Shah, who will also serve only on the NITA board, is a senior director at the Obama Foundation. Shah "oversaw procurement for several aspects of the construction of the Obama Presidential Center," the governor's office said, and she previously worked in procurement, contract administration and compliance at the CTA.

She, who has served on the CTA board since she was first appointed by the governor in 2012, is a director at the consulting firm Charles River Associates, where she "leads the front to police advising large organizations on technology infrastructure modernization," the governor's office said. She previously worked at Amazon Web Services Professional Services and at Ottawa Media.

The governor, Cook County Board President Tom Prockwinkle and Chicago

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Ahmed Shah arranges green grapes to dry into raisins Aug. 12 in 2ban district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan. EBOOKPULLAWAP

Market for grapes soars

Afghan farmers turn fruit into raisins after border closures slash fruit exports to Pakistan!

By Abdul Qamar Afghan ASSOCIATED PRESS

KAROL, Afghanistan — It's grape season in Afghanistan's southern province of Kandahar, and the harvest this year is plentiful. But that's small comfort for the region's grapes producers and workers who say fighting between Afghanistan and Pakistan has left them unable to access their primary market.

For months, the two countries have traded for sporadically across their long, mountainous border, leaving hundreds of people dead.

Slamshad se cases Afghanistan's Taliban government offachei may inflate who are over at attack inside Pakistan — a charge Kabul denies.

With the fighting have come border closures, severing a critical trade route and preventing Afghan producers from reaching what is the primary export market for many goods.

Unable to export their fresh fruit, Afghan

grape producers have turned to the domestic market, where the increased supply has over prices handling. To adapt, many producers are now driving their grapes and turning them into raisins — a cheaper product that sells for less.

In a long warehouse in Kandahar's 2ban district, from which overhead, stirring the hot summer air around bunches of plump, green grapes draped over sticks set up in rows to dry.

But even for raisins, prices have turbid. Eddie Joe, who owns a grape orchard in 2ban, says that with 10 people in the household to feed, he's barely getting by. About 10 pounds of raisins used to self for around 10 to 20c. So sure.

Now, the same amount sells for just 10 to 50.

In a country where poverty is rife and malnutrition strikes the most vulnerable, such as some issues can be critical.

"We are grateful, but things aren't like they used to be, the struggle is much harder now," Joe said. "In the past, work was made, we used to sell some grapes, and people generally had good work, but now the hardship is immense."

Opening the border crossings and allowing trade to flow once more is critical, he

stressed.

"We urge both our government and Pakistan to open these waters and reach an agreement," he said. "The current situation is coming good hardship."

Abdul Raqi Bina, the deputy director of the Kandahar Chamber of Commerce and Investment, and the hardest choice has dealt a severe blow to Afghanistan's fruit exports — not just grapes, but also prime-greatness.

In 2023, five southern Afghan provinces that make up the country's main grape producing region exported 44,223 tons — $318 million worth of grapes. Nearly all — 45,000 tons — went to Pakistan and the remainder headed to Bangladesh, Iraq and India.

So far this year, only 250 tons have been exported, at a value of $100,000.

For grape-copiers Haj Abdul Hai, a has been a disaster.

"Every 10 years of life, I have never seen these roads closed to the extent they are now," he said, adding the previous border closures would usually last for a few days, or one crossing would close while another remained open.

"But now, we are facing truly major difficulties," he said.

Prince Harry, claimants told to pay $134 in UK case

By Pan Pyiza ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON — Prince Harry and his others, including Elton, John, have been ordinarily pay an initial $15 million to the publisher of Britain's Dole. Mail newspaper following their failed issuance of privacy.

In a judgment Friday, Justice Matthew McGlin said in a written statement that the payment to Associated Newspapers last will have to be made by Aug. 24. The payment is at the upper end of the year, and marks a vindication for the journalists of the Dole. Mail and a letter for the being claimants and their lawyers.

The claimants lost a High Court case in London last month during which they

had alleged malpractice, such as the illegal backlog of phrases, on the part of Associated Newspapers.

In escorting comments accompanying his arrest, McGlin said "several harmless" were important in his decision, including the "specialized" nature of the claims and the failure of the claimant to "voluntarily" withdraw serious allegations that could no longer be found of up.

"The conduct was unreasonable to a high degree," he said.

The publisher has said it incurred more than $45 million during the case. Should "passive the claimants for the remainder of the court, then Harry and the six others self be liable for a further $34 million or so by a later date.

"The claimants are insured for around half that trust."

Though the judge said the costs appeared "no smoke," he said he would not prepare a cap that would have floated the claimant's liabilities at it would have been "not breathheaded, would risk unknown, and would be vulnerable to the charge that it was arhittory."

The other high-profile figures behind the case were Deacon Lawrence, the anti-nation activist whose ex-Employment method included in 1997 as he wanted to a box. Elton John's film president husband, David Parnish, actors Sadie Frost and Elizabeth Hurley, and politician Simon Hughes. Lawrence's costs are expected to be covered by the others.

China aims to wrap up Evergrande $300B mess

By Chan Ho-Hien ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONG KONG — Chinese authorities are moving to finally cleaning up the mess left by the collapse of the Evergrande real estate engine, years after its default with some $300 billion in liabilities.

A court in southern China's Guangzhou said Friday that it had accepted a bankruptcy liquidation case against Evergrande's mainland Chinese property development unit, which according to industry data accounted for much of the group's record debt.

That same a day after a court in the city of Shenzhen sentenced China Evergrande's founder Hui Kan Tan, 47 to 50s in prison for financial crimes. On the same day, income of otherwise in the group, including third-term income, continued to prison terms of up to 10 years.

What remains can have is how long it will take to get the real estate market, once a main locomotive of China's economic boom and accounted for approximately a quarter of China's economy are next in a few years ago, back on track.

Evergrande collapsed after Chinese regulators can lead down on measures borrowing in the real estate industry in 2016. That brought on a score of failures of other developers and a prolonged investment on the housing market. Home prices have fallen roughly 20% or more since 2021 and so far there have been some signs of a solid recovery.

In 2024, after failing to reach an agreement with its creditors, a Hong Kong court eventually ordered the liquidation of Evergrande group in holding company which was listed in Hong Kong and incorporated in the Common Market. Nearly five years after the company's first default in its debts, industry experts say the liquidation progress will likely be a lengthy year.

Business briefs

HOUSING AFFORDABILITY METRIC WORSE FOR FIRST TIME IN YEARS

After two years of US housing affordability worsened for the first time in almost three years, in higher borrowing costs ended up a bigger chunk of earnings for new homebuyers.

Monthly premiums on a machine priced $400,700 home accounted for 34% of a typical family's income in the second quarter of this year, according to data published Thursday by the National Association of Home Builders.

That's up from 25% in the first quarter, and it reverses part of the short recent improvement recorded since early 2023.

Today our mortgage rates clothed simply in the period, as the U.S. was with him down borrowing costs higher, and they've now close to a one-year high at around 6.4%.

The NAHR data is based on a random family income of about 100 000s. - Bloomberg News

TRUMP TEAM SHOOTING FOR STARS WITH NEW SPACE POLICY

The Trump Administration Thursday released a space policy aimed at greatly increasing the number of rockets going up to space as well as the number of vehicles coming back down.

The changes to a document known as the National Space Transportation Policy status enable more than 1,000 rocket launchers and spacecraft nominee per year on American sail by 2030, the White House said.

In 1994, the Clinton administration was the first to issue such a policy, and it was last updated in 2015 by the Obama administration. The Trump policy sets out similar goals, but continues streamlined and large game involvement of commercial companies.

The new policy also puts emphasis on developing additional locations for rockets to launch from and for spacecraft in land. - The New York Times

SPORTS COLUMNIST RESIGNS AFTER TRANS PIECE SCRAPPED

Matt Calkins, a columnist for the sports section of The Seattle Times, said he had resigned this month after editors refused to publish a column he wrote about transgender athletes compared to the figures.

Calkins, 14, announced his resignation in a post Thursday on the newsletter platform. Substack, He said in an interview with The New York Times that he wrote a series of "against the claims" written including the one about transgender athletes.

In it, he argued that supporting a fusion transgender athletes in women's sports did not automatically make a person transplode.

"When I take construction funds from kind of go against the grain, spiked," said Calkins, who had been a columnist for 11 years "anything else is fine."

A spokesperson for The Seattle Times declined to comment — The New York Times

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Market Roundup

DOW 152777317.81 0.98%	NASDAQ 261563481329.8 8.44%

S&P 500 7,67127	EURD 1,1678	CHD 2,1674
20.21 0.44%	0.0001 -0.01%	0.0001 -0.01%

GOLD: 4371.8086.50

W407/MLD 3.02	W. 36/97/EN300 0.25
0.01 0.26%	0.03 0.06%

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Stock Recap
	WTE	NAVD
Vol. (mm)	2000	2000
Avg. Volume	4.00	4.00
Adjusted	1.00	2.00
Dividend	1.00	1.00
Share Rights	52	149
Non-Acct	54	136

	WED	LOW	CLOSE	CHG	%CHG	WK	MO	QTR	YTD
DOW	53,353.50	52,196.67	53,477.51	51,141.46	44.84%	7	8	4	+10.65%
DOW Trans.	21,645.45	21,477.68	21,678.28	19,908.01	+0.88%	7	7	4	+24.27%
WED	1,145.20	1,145.20	1,145.20	1,145.20	+0.00%	7	7	4	+24.27%
WED	24,758.80	24,758.80	24,758.80	24,758.80	+0.00%	7	7	4	+24.27%
NASDAQ	28,359.04	28,049.08	28,109.48	26,109.48	+0.00%	7	7	4	+12.94%
S&P 500	7,807.11	7,807.11	7,807.11	7,807.11	+0.00%	7	7	4	+12.71%
S&P 500	5,859.24	5,859.24	5,859.24	5,859.24	+0.00%	7	7	4	+12.71%
DOW Trans.	78,240.85	75,877.93	76,207.30	69,243.90	+0.40%	7	7	4	+12.97%
WED	3,022.24	3,022.24	3,022.24	3,022.24	+0.00%	7	7	4	+27.39%

CommonSides
Other stock 2.00% to $36.00, leading market, indicated gas increased 1.87% to $3.33.
Change from full 1.87% to $5.45.
Holding index for largest holding

HALLE	0.2886	P/R	CHG	%YTD
Coast 20 (est)	82.54	85.02	0.72	-25.2
Holding 20 (est)	4.47	6.48	0.20	-19.7
Interest Day (mm)	2.75	2.73	-0.02	-25.1
Interest Day (est)	0.41	1.29	-0.04	-25.1
METALS	0.2560	P/R	CHG	%YTD
Aluminum (est)	3,304.25	3,304.25	-0.29	-14.4
Copper (M)	8.58	8.88	-0.12	-16.8
Gold (est)	4,910.50	4,910.50	-0.32	-4.0
Produce (est)	1,800.00	1,800.00	-0.08	-16.0
Silver (est)	88.65	88.65	-0.10	-9.7
AOROCALYME	0.2886	P/R	CHG	%YTD
Lumour (Lumour M)	0.0000	0.0000	-0.00	0.0
Coffee (M)	2.23	2.23	-0.08	-3.7
Coffee (M)	3.81	3.84	-0.18	-14.4
Copper (M)	6.81	6.81	-0.14	-14.4
Cotton (M)	87.02	87.02	-0.10	-25.0
Silica (est)	1.65	1.65	-0.06	-24.5
Stolymer (est)	0.28	0.21	-0.05	-16.0
Wheat (est)	8.55	8.60	-0.08	-14.7

Foreign

Australian Dollar
UK Gold (4)
-8.91%, while
Britain Trust (4)
0.09%, Norwegian
British Gold (4)
-8.71%, all Swiss
Finals (4)

	WALD	WALD	WALD	WALD	WALD	WALD	WALD
BASF/Cash (S&P/USD)	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000
Consolidated Dollar	1.0704	1.0520	1.1476	1.1898	1.1888	1.1888	1.1888
Euro (EUR/M)	1.1935	1.0580	1.1915	1.1785	1.1888	1.1888	1.1888
Japanese Net	100.371	1.0910	1.0875	1.1135	1.1148	1.1148	1.1148
Shin (est)	16.6875	16.6875	16.6875	16.6875	16.6875	16.6875	16.6875
Shin (est)	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

Subtotal
Australian Dollar
UK Gold (4)
-8.91%, while
Britain Trust (4)
0.09%, Norwegian
British Gold (4)
-8.71%, all Swiss
Finals (4)

Subtotal	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0
Total	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0000	1.0

Interest

The yield on the 10-year
Interest rate
rose to 4.74%
Value does
interest rates on
averages and
other consumer
trends

	WALD	WALD	WALD	WALD
WED	1.71	1.61	1.61	1.61
WED	1.71	1.61	1.61	1.61
1.9	1.65	1.65	1.65	1.65

	WCT	WCT	WCT	WCT	WCT	WCT	WCT
Invested Total	1.001	1.001	1.001	1.001	1.001	1.001	1.001
Invested Total	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Value Total	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Book Value	4.24	4.24	4.24	4.24	4.24	4.24	4.24
Book Value	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
Book Value	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00

COMBINER	WAT1AVG	WAT1AVG	WAT1AVG	WAT1AVG	WAT1AVG
To credit over last two	0.07	0.07	0.07	0.07	0.07
Money marketed	0.40	0.40	0.41	0.41	0.41
Lowest	0.06	0.06	0.06	0.06	0.06
BBB+ Non-royalty items	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00
35-year fixed mortgage	0.70	0.70	0.71	0.71	0.71
15-year fixed mortgage	0.30	0.30	0.30	0.30	0.30

LOCAL STOCKS

NAME	CLOSE	CHG	%CHG	WTD
Aluminum	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%
Aluminum (L)	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%
Aluminum (L)	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%
Aluminum (L)	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%
Aluminum (L)	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%
Aluminum (L)	39.96	0.01	0.01	-8.91%

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Bokeng where accounts open to their, sensates

Lawmakers urging regulators to require stronger safeguards

By Yan Singsh Berruod Tel: 0430-1006 7045

It's a crime that would happen quietly.

There's no stolen information to open brokerage account to see more than one. But, your savings are siphoned from your real brokerage account on the fraudulent rate - then the thieves vanish with your money.

Regulators have turned broker-ages account year that dropped - cities has been on the list they haven't required financial firms to adapt the stronger preventive measure, only suggesting that companies provide them.

But the time for recent average customers potentially vulnerable, depending on where the brokerage and what safeguards are offered.

The most important thing is to be that, Charles Arby et al. has a few stories in March 2016, do not allow customers to lock their brokerage accounts to protect themselves from these types of unauthorized trustees.

And now, including their drugs and Citi, do not alert customers when they' money is reduced - with another account, and trying a recent analyst of a dozen large brokerage firms from New Wyden and Elizabeth Wrenn, making themselves on the Finance and Banking committee. The lawmakers are urging regulators to organize their accounts.

Therefore followed a few York shares into Arby and all the booklets for the fraud, which is named after the Automated Customer Account. Charles Arby and ACATS, the behind-the-course plumbing system that financial institutions use to move customers' assets for stock and funds from one bank or brokerage to another.

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Military paper editor-in-chief cites insubordination in firing

By Joseph Nowack ASSOCIATED PRESS

The President on Friday fired the editor-in-chief of State and Oregon as well as its publisher and a reporter, 16-edited and

He said he was dismissed for insubordination after an interview he gave that objected to potential control day by the US military.

Now, Kevin, who is chief of the military newspaper that is with Nashville the frequent but has a long legacy of editorial independence, said The President, from his he and the others had no tend to make an evaporation.

The move came at a time with the Young Administration, in its second term, the born, not racially aggressive and343000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

In 2006, editor-in-chief of the military newspaper, Stars and Stripes, said publisher Max Lederer and reporter Las Alfote also received millions of signatures. ALEXANDERSONAP

executive branch from this in policy and in the courts, plagued with The Wall Street Journal. The Associated Press said The President had an addition to using the PC's 'to target broadcast network'.

lateral the that hypochetical censorship of news for service members would constitute a real law.' He said he stands by the principle that State and Oregon must remain ultimately independent.

announced the retirement effective at the end of September 30, two received a separation notice. Kevin said, as did McGill, the reporter said, that the news cited for the same 2006 interview as March. Neither Lederer nor Korte immediately responded to requests

for comment.

Lederer made his announcement a few weeks after the President's meeting a new deputy publisher, an active duty service member, under Lederer at the newspaper without his prior knowledge.

Three Democratic senators Thursday wrote to Defense Secretary Pete Heguchi, asking why the new member, Chris Capt. William Urban—had been installed. It was unclear whether Urban would now become the new publisher. In an initial message to the All Urban said, 'I am currently the Military Deputy to the Publisher. I can't comment on what my role will be in the future.'

The retirement of Lederer, who had been at State and Oregon for three decades and publisher since 2005, comes as the new publisher, and the tenure of the current editorial control and allotment when it asserts are 'woke distractions.'

Lederer, the second full-

time civilian in the post-teen, wrote in a self-motorb that it had 'become clear that my philosophy of leadership, and my understanding of the value and manner of State and Oregon, differ in fundamental ways from the current editorial policy in the Department of Defense has for the organization.'

In April, the Foreign official Jacqueline Smith, individuals, for the newspaper, whose he had been to safeguard editorial independence. 'No one should be responsible for the working out the one person charged by Congress with protecting State and Oregon' editorial independence.' Smith wrote in a column.

Max, the Stripes have recently been at the forefront of news of the reporting on conditions for salaries the USF Abraham Lincoln, who has been a member of the health during the aircraft carriers' long deployment to concern that Trump has downturned.

Oprah I releases age-appropriate chatbot in new ChatGPT version

By Barbara Ortolage and Kathryn Hunsnock ASSOCIATED PRESS

SUN FOR NATURECO OpenAI this week introduced a version of ChatGPT designed for teenagers—the first generation to grow up with artificial intelligence—who are fighting only for all of the long-term standards life and even companionship.

The San Francisco-based computer uses ChatGPT in 2024. The first version of ChatGPT is 13 to 17 with stronger protocols, including content restrictions around things like suicide, self-harm, and other non-violent claims. It also provides framework and study support designed to help students learn other than age one answers and see how to use ChatGPT.

The first to guide teens to use ChatGPT is due in an age-appropriate environment. So company said.

'We want to treat teens like teens, which means that we have to make sure that we're showing up with the right. We've improved stage when we've not other talking about it. There or even the other, we've been doing so, making sure that they're not exposed to materialistic side-shouldered by espous. You can find it to be a good way to be able to do it.' The effectiveness of the integrated version in the 2024, said Brendan Bradford, associate general counsel for the University of New York, doesn't advocate group Paraghy. He said it is unclear whether OpenAI's actions are enough to address young people's economic and emotional dependence on chatbots.

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The ChatGPT was a displayed in an iPhone. Open-A-robot on ChatGPT for Tom van Tussink, REWARD HEREWOR 2025

based on the announcer name?

Parents, educators and child development experts have been sounding alarms over children's use of AI devices, which have been blamed for facilitating changing on schoolwork and new suicide. While adults can fall victim to anthropogenic phishing AI and developing unhealthy relationships with it, teenagers' brains are not yet fully developed, and they can be particularly vulnerable.

Last year, research from a teaching group found that ChatGPT would tell 15-year-olds how to get drunk and high, instruct them on how to conceal eating disorders and new conquests. A heartbreaking suicide letter in intense news with researchers posted a press. ChatGPT typically warned against today and tried to bar bans on to deliver detailed and personalization plans for drug use, colonization and abuse and injury.

In the U.S., more than 50% of teens are turning to AI, children for companies that had less AI, companies regularly, according to a 2025 study from Common Sense Media, a group that studies and advocates the unweighted media security.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

has said the company is trying to study 'emotional overdoses' on the technology, due to a long time in a way. 'really common thing' with young people.

The sales of ChatGPT for Tom, the chatbot is prevented from suggesting it has personal feelings toward the user or implying that it is conscious or expected to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way

'We want through and identified what are those important to the world.' The model could give that might make it stronger, ideal of develop a relationship to AI, said Allison Mullins, head of child development at OpenAI.

OpenAI doesn't verify what' says, but it already uses age assurance to estimate of resources in order for brand and network and market types of queries. It removes a identified AI identifier themselves as a minor, they are automatically identified in the near version of the chatbot. This is similar to Meta's approach to teen-accruction in Instagram.

For homework help, OpenAI said the teen-helps to design a live guide students to come up with answers on their own.

Student loan borrowers discover Congress altered existing terms

By Tera Singat Bernard Ive THE NEW YORK TIMES

Imagine for a moment that your bank charged the owner of a loan that you had been paying above for more than a decade. It informs you that it is not coming your payment and extending the term by five years.

Why the material bank would most likely be accused of violating laws: contract law. So what happens when the government doesn't

As people like the Big Beautiful Bill Act provided law answers, Congress rewrote the rules for certain student loans. Since legislation are committed to reduce change, borrowers' legal rights aren't clear—it—but to mean that them, it still feels a lot like a broken contract.

The tax and policy has overloaded the federal student loan marketers from borrowing limits to repayment plans that instead are applying only to new borrowers, certain changes have swept in many instances of existing loans.

They include a less noticed group that will need to choose a new income, almost oppressed plan with more onerous terms than a program the borrowers would have signed up for so many as it's to pay.

Matthew Hansen, a pharmacist from Sandy, Ohio, who borrows on $100,000 for graduate school, among them.

As with the most-argu linder calling you and saying, 'We owe home to worth a lot more now, and we're trying to call 10 years ago and $100,000 to your most-argu.' 'So said.

In 2021, Hansen said that in the income driven Pay at Tom Earn repayment plans—including up the Rides on Zero at You Earn (SAFE) program, which two $200 all states challenged in court—and replacing them with real new ones.

Matthew Hansen, sister Monday, borrowed $100,000 for graduate school. NEW CHAIN WYLER/THE NEW YORK TIMES

movement of the changed. But the policy bill will eliminate FAYE from the name of repayment options in summer 2026. 'Are the right to pay the same money? I'm not going to do it.' 'Why do you move into income-based Repayment, known as IRR, ad existing program that will remain open to borrowers (who do not take out new federal student loan).'

Excellently in IRR would help. However, payments have two options. They can send in the Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP), a new income source, a new income rate, a 30-year term — a decade longer than FAYE.

Or they can move into income-based Repayment, known as IRR, ad existing program that will remain open to borrowers (who do not take out new federal student loan). Excellently in IRR would help. However, payments have two options. They can send in the Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP), a new income source, a new income rate, a 30-year term — a decade longer than FAYE.

Commercial flight path changes tested to reduce climate impact of aviation

By Jennifer McDermott ASSOCIATED PRESS

Handicraft of commercial flights will be told to change their paths over the northeastern Atlantic Ocean during the next two winters to show how minor altitude adjustments can reduce aviation impact.

The British government is backing the landmark airspace scale of six launched Tuesday, to avoid creating information with a new, multi-stage, and cost-effective artificial intelligence powered four-carts to identify the central regions.

A new airplanes (for through cold, humid areas) to provide air-borne around the next particles emitted from the region, over a 2000 km/h of land and where the planet 'The Maserick Oceania Control Area in the eastern half of the North Atlantic can take the location of the trail, is a

busy gateway for air traffic between Europe and North America. It's also a first spot for where controls for one.

The 50-month research program known as Operations Blue Mars includes two part-sides for winter and next, where air traffic controllers will influence flight to develop up to 2,000 feet to avoid areas where controls are likely to form. These will be minor altitude adjustments within standard flight operations, combined through established airspace and communication channels, according to the British government.

There will be about 20 to 40 feet days per winter, when there is less air traffic. Around 30,000 flights are expected to pass through the Maserick airspace during the evening. During the 40,000 hours of flight, world deviate their routes. That's the second and the majority to develop more a statistical significance reduction in control

formation on an airspace scale, said Paul Hodgson, Google's technical lead for Operations Blue Mars.

Individual airlines have tested shifting altitudes to avoid central types. Earlier this year, Google and American Airlines announced that the airline significantly reduced the climate impact of some flights using Google's AI-based forecasting tool to help prevent controls.

This new effort expands on individual airline tools to try assigning concrete access as entire flight controls.

The film, while from that form behind airplanes are responsible for comprising amount of Earth's warming, ~15 to 25%, according to Control.org, a nonprofit research organization dedicated to ensuring common climate impact through control management, as part of the British through Energy Group founded by Bill Gates. Modeling shows

that the Maserick airspace accounts for about 5% of the total contributed by controls, with a significant amount occurring during winter.

Sick Studies, the U.S. minister responsible for aviation, said the government is sponsoring with Google to back British experts and innovation to find key products where to make flying dxines (for example, a government is paying for more than half of the $6.5 million) and

refers to provide one of the most urgent yet valuable climate challenges facing aviation today.

Bridgson said testing we have found that the most individual airline tools can allow how it's possible to move multiple planes over the Maserick (from an area where the airspace is being used) can show if controls can be reduced overall by a region. This could provide a blueprint for similar airspace, he added.

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Many thanks to Johnson have now appointed five members such as the new NITA board. Preclinically and fully responsible were approved by the County Board and Chicago City Council, respectively. The other five NITA board members are collaborating with the

In a statement, Pritchett said his agreement "will give us a good idea of how we can be able to get the best results." He said, "We are a good idea of how we can be able to get the best results."

NITA was created by the National Association of Airborne Inhalers, a major source of the airspace. He said, "We are a good idea of how we can be able to get the best results." He said, "We are a good idea of how we can be able to get the best results."

Pritchett's choice of CTS board appointees, Fann and the, means new members on the agency's board will

outnumber reappointed members by one. Johnson, not without some pushback, appointed two report members to the board — Lower Rancho, an attorney and the board's current chair and Michael Rado, a pastor — along with Oswalds Abram, who is now on the CTS board that currently serves on the board of the FTA. Both of five Oswalds's CTS appointees, Tom Kistace and Ann Kated, are now in the CTS board, although Kistace currently serves on the FTA board.

The new CTS board members will have some authority to approve a permanent provision for the CTS. The board is based on the board and is half by an acting president, Mark Leatham.

The new transit board structures removes some of the problems in the CTS. Chicago has been really hard over the leadership appointment process at the CTS, including by diluting the CTS board's staff to the government on the CTS board and by requiring that the NITA board, too, give in 'advice and consent' for the appointment of any new leader.

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US deposits more than 160 to Haiti

1st flight since end of program can't land in capital due to gangs

By Gerard Mastrous and David S. Dole ASSOCIATED PRESS

CAP-HAITERN, Haiti – The U.S. has departed more than 360 people to Haiti for the first time since the Trump administration won a legal battle to end Temporary Protected States for some 350,000 Haitians

The plane landed Thursday in the northern Haitian city of Cap-Haitien because the national international airport in Port-au-Prince is considered the dangerous. The U.S. government has a ban on U.S. commercial flights to Haiti's capital through early September because of ongoing gang violence.

The departure were that in when, and many covered their faces out of safety at journalists filmed them arrival. Nearly all declined to talk, with some of their being targeted by gangs that control an estimated 70% of Port-au-Prince and swallowed land beyond.

The department included a TPA holders and Haitians who had arrived prison sentences, said Jean Néger Bonheur Dole, director general of Haiti's National Office of Migration.

"It's not the Haitian state that asks for them to be sent back," he said. "Our mission is to welcome migrants of forced mass. We welcome them with the aim of accompanying them to their home."

Dole's arrival that came to the departure were not born in Haiti, although they are in Haitian descent.

He said that several

Kith gather Wednesday at a shelter for families displaced by gang violence in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. OEKLYN.COSEPH/AP

deportives planned to travel to Haiti's southern region. A dangerous journey became gang control the main route, leading to that area and an increase in randomly open fire on vehicle passing through.

Others are going to Haiti's western region, he said.

"There is one migrant who knows nothing about Haiti because he makes no coming from the Dominican Republic; that's where he was born," Dole said.

He said the government would attempt to reach him with any potential relatives in Haiti or the Dominican Republic, where he marked and father live.

Immigrations officials in Haiti on Thursday offered departure a maximum of

200 and something to drink and eat.

"There who cannot reach their homes today, we will have them in some open areas, but we have the process will continue until all migrants return home so they should," Dole said.

Dole did not say how many of the left departures were TPR holders who had been living and working legally in the U.S. since 2016.

In late June, the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the TPR program send affecting some 3 million people from more than a dozen countries.

The cases were back to the lower courts, but by late July, the government had not extended work permits for Haitians.

On Aug. 5, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., 389,000 under provosting deportations of Haitians on Temporary Protected States, which was effectively a formality after the Supreme Court ruling in June.

Activists have warned that Haiti is currently no dangerous and doesn't have enough resources to help those being deported, by a country of nearly 12 million people, of which more than half need humanitarian assistance because of a gang against violence and deepening poverty, hunger and violence.

Long violence already has displaced a record 14 million people across Haiti, where more than 120 people were reported killed from January

to June and another 1,100 injured, according to UN statistics.

One deprive briefly spoke to The Associated Press and arrived in Cap-Haitien. He identified himself as Jean Dime Lanie and said he left Haiti when he was 3 years old. He said his family lives in New York City and that he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for an unspecified crime he assented he did not commit.

"That's 82 came and took me without questioning," Lanie said. "They just sent me here."

As gang violence permits, Haitian migrants in the U.S. continue to be arrested and deported.

On Thursday, U.S. author-

tices arrested a popular Haitian patrol at a gas station in Springfield, Ohio, according to Springfield, Ohio, a faith-based group supporting Haitian immigrants U.S. immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested a second flight since the war with him.

The patrol Gilbert Joubert Aetna, was being held by immigration authorities in Ohio, said Marjory Westworth, a spokesperson for Springfield OVC, the said ICE has been a major source of recent days in Springfield, a city of about 60,000 people that gained attention when President Donald Trump and likely during the 2024 campaign that Haitian residents were killed.

Hait's Group Supporting Refugees and Retirement has decided the deportations.

"Haiti is not ready to receive this number of migrants who were in the TPR program," it said in a statement Thursday.

The group sent that more than 360,000 Haitians have been deported from neighboring countries, including the Dominican Republic, in the first half of the year alone.

It added that many of those deported "have seen their dreams going to make the bomb they had already made in their communities are broken. Many are experiencing family+jogunism."

The U.S. had conducted about one deportation flight to Haiti since December 2023, according to Human Rights Party ICE Flight Minister Since December 2023. Rights have originated in Alexandria, Louisiana, a hub for ICE deportation flights, with a stop in Miami on the way to Cap-Haitien International Airport.

US South Korea a kind up military drills 6 days early

Exercises end day after 'Korea fires missed sea

By Young Jin Kim ASSOCIATED PRESS

BENTIL, South Korea – The U.S. and South Korean militarism wrapped up their annual drills on days earlier than initially a short of 6 days in a consolation gesture toward North Korea, though the North said the stepsier's enough to persuade it to return to India.

President Donald Trump had earlier abruptly ordered the Trumpian to "substantially reduce" the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise just before it began Monday. Trump could relax he described as a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korea's robust support him over the war in Iran.

The Korea's military and the Ulchi Freedom Shield, a communitarian exercise with the U.S., ended Friday.

This month's exercise was initially reportedly scheduled to be held in two phases for 6 days in simulation of North Korean attacks – the first

part until Friday on defensive operations and the second part until Aug. 17 on counteroffensive operations. North Korea is sensitive to the second phase.

South Korea and the U.S. had also planned to hold 14 year field training exercises during the Ulchi Freedom Shield period. But they've agreed to halve them as well, according to South Korea's military.

Kim Ye Jong, the different tail sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, beatled under Trump's overstrain Wednesday, saying that reducing the duration and speed the drills start to begin their 'prosecution, aggressive nature.'

The next day North Korea's head about 10 doors range millions minutes toward the sea, apparently following through with its press on the air to respond to the U.S. South Korean drills that it views as an immense rehearsal.

The U.S. Pacific Command said the events didn't pose an immediate threat to U.S. territory or its allies. The command said the U.S. remains committed to the defense of the U.S. homeland

and its allies in the region. Kim Ye Jong's statement dampens the power on anti-emergency measures of talks between Trump and Kim Jong Un, whose earlier nuclear diplomacy collapsed in 2016. Kim Jong Un has used the diplomatic statement to increase his leverage by modernizing his nuclear and missile cannula and aligning with Russia over the war against Ukraine.

Kim Jong Un suggested last year that he won't return to India unless the U.S. drop it in demand for North Korea's direct assistance in a precedent for the diplomacy.

Kim Ye Jong still used radio, GMC, measured language, avoided typical harsh North Korean rhetoric and touched upon what she called an 'excellent' relationship between her brother and Trump. This suggests North Korea doesn't want to shut the door for future talks and may seek to win bigger U.S. command to reach an international recognition as a nuclear state and liberal nutritionist.

With the supply of ammunition and troops to Russia, North Korea is likely receiving economic and military assistance in return, and in

U.S. Appleton helicopters are garbled Friday at Camp Humphreys in Pennsylvania, South Korea. President Donald Trump had earlier ordered a drill reduction. JODIN KOWEN/TOWASP

expanding too with Russia, provided it with leverage to ask for greater support from China, to happen training parties.

"After this strategic ploy has run by course, Kim has seek further economic and reputational benefits from Washington," said Lori Kelley, a professor of Forks University in Seoul. "But that will probably be after the U.S. inshore, decisions when Trump is expected to be in a weaker domestic political position and its search on headline-grabbing foreign

policies.

Kim Dong-yuh, a professor at the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul, said that Kim Ye Jong's statement showed North Korea's position that a person who claims to be a 'protested' or 'defeat' from the North Korean. "The U.S. relations' He said Kim Ye Jong likely aimed to head off speculation that Trump's more can control diplomacy so as not to fully take the blame when it doesn't happen.

Kim Ye Jong denied

Trump's claim that Kim Jong Un had responded to his request for a conversation. When asked by reporter Wednesday if he would be meeting with Kim Jong Un the true Trump staff that "Yeah, I will be."

The Ulchi Freedom Shield is one of the main military exercises conducted by the U.S. and South Korea annually to enhance their ability to cope with potential North Korean aggression. Its downsizing has caused worries about joint U.S. South Korean readiness.

Chief justice temporarily allows work to continue on Trump's ballroom

By Lindsay Whitehurst and Michael Dunciman ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON—Chief Justice John Roberts on Friday, October 10, White House to continue construction on President Donald Trump's 800 million ballroom power for now, at the Supreme Court consider the Trump administration's emergency request to intervene in lawsuits over the project.

The temporary order

comes hours before lower court rulings would have forced draft to downgrease construction. It will remain in place until the court issues a more durable decision, though the one-page document does not detail his reasoning or indicate when another ruling will be handed down.

The order passes the decision of a Washington-based judge who found that work must stop because Trump didn't get congressional approval. It was signed by

Roberts because he oversees a group of cases filed in the capital.

The case comes before the nation's highest court as Trump, a Republican, once class-supported consortium of presidential power and increasingly seeks to mold the capital in his own image.

The Trump administration has scored a series of victories on the high court's emergency device, though the justice has eroded against some of the president's signature policies after fuller

review.

The administration has argued that the president has total authority to intervene the White House and other federal buildings as he sees fit and that the ballroom power must be completed due to national security concerns.

Where Trump first attempted the plea for a new ballroom, he did not emphasize national security. He said the project would be funded by private donations, including those himself.

The National Trust for

Historic Preservation argues that Trump has no additional authority to undertake the work, which has included demolishing the East Wing. Lawyers for the preserve-bringing account the White House of trying to 'nurture the county' by accelerating construction.

A spokesperson for the trust said Friday that the order from Roberts is not a final decision and the group is awaiting further action from the court.

The White House did not

immediately respond to a moving working comment. The Trump administration says 80% of the work has already been completed on the planned 10,000-square-tent business, where the East Wing would before the power date ordered its demolition.

Crews are working 20 hours a day, seven days a week on the project, where about 2,000 million in private donations has been spent on committed, according to court document filed by the Justice Department.

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Ultra-Orthodox Jews fleeing clout

But exemption from military still creates rift in Israeli society

By Giovanni Dell'Orto ASSOCIATED PRESS

JERUSALEM — Ultra-Orthodox Jewish families are an unintended facet of Israeli life. Immediately recognizable, the men dress in black men and feet, the women in modest long sleeves and shirts with soap, surface or water cover, the forks and numerous children tug along, often as matching outfits.

There are growing in our years and in political and cultural clout. That's bringing their vision of faith, Jewish identity and civic practices into conflict with other Israelis, both religious and secular.

Detroit girls do not all side. Mass protests over proposed changes to the exemption from the military draft for ultra-Orthodox men highlight the efforts of the U.S. government to approach the approaches there years of war on multiple fronts and national elections where ultra-Orthodox people are likely to be kingmakers.

At the core of ultra-Orthodox doctrine is the belief that studying scripture—and teaching it to family—is community—a the highest duty, since working or joining the armed forces soon as warriors.

Judith Rosenblom, who has seven sons and son daughters, believes that ultra-Orthodox practice is under threat from secular culture, and that unmerging young men into the military can 'compromise' their religious practice.

But when she ran into an acquaintance whose generation her long lead an arm on the war in front, she was proud to relay that name of her own also signed up a news after the Oct. 7, 2023. Human attack in Israel

'If all we fail were can set for full time to attack people, and had the enemy to suggest

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men foresees breaks for sale July 21 at a neighborhood market in Jerusalem. GHADE SPYREIMERMAUUP

themselves doing so. For sure that would be a good one,' Rosenblom said. 'Many kids who left full-time Torah study are amazing human beings. And before that they did the right thing to going into the army and participating in the defense of the country.'

In Hebrew, the ultra-Orthodox war called Harshim. The term was first used in the late 19th century by several callies and was derived from the Prophet. Isaiah's description of being 'Scarlet or unmandole by the word of God,' according to Rabbi Ravi Gerdanoklal.

'God's word is not supposed to be intuitive, nor have to look deeply,' said Gerdanoklal, who grew up in Philadelphia but has lived in Israel, studying and teaching the Torah. So a half century, 'Understanding the Torah is the crucial mission of life.'

His nose was Jerusalem's yeshivas — or estimates — for ultra-Orthodox boy and man.

Such institutions are 'the

low-huntington edible community,' said Rabbi Hecht Grossman, an administrator at prominent yeshiva in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Ranos.

Isaiah the residential yeshiva, students ages 17-23 in white shirts and black pants spread long, then prying, studying and discussing sacred texts and commentaries.

El Lioy, 22, is completing his five years of study at the age when families started breaking for marriage. 'We have a lot of belief in what we're learning,' he said.

Lioy described how days begin at 7 a.m. with a prayer and continue with Talmud studies until late evening, learning 'all commands from God and how to get close to him.'

As he took cup of water, he whoepened a prayer. 'Everything comes from the one above,' he explained.

'For the ultra-Orthodox, each commandment and each good food is not just a God-given obligation, but a

way to find fulfillment and holiness.

And the highest one studying God's word — especially for men. Women receive a broader education in secular cultures like math, and they are required to work while also raising legal funding. Ultra-Orthodox literature is a source of faith control are opposed to God's will, a view held by other conservative faiths and all members of Judaism.

The life is a common, making money, or building a new home. And Lioy, who plans to continue to study the Torah while his future with works.

For the ultra-Orthodox, 'every second of life is devoted to God,' said Rabbi Emanuel Feldman, adding that other Jews will either follow up or 'disappear into the manhood.'

'The Orthodox — an fighting animalmen,' said Feldman, who in his late 19th law witnessed the growth of the practice and the religious columns for a popular

Harsall weekly magazine. 'If you don't study Torah and observe the commands you become like any other Shallim's mean country.'

He added that the ultra-Orthodox follow civil law solving as it doesn't interfere with religious belief, such as forbidding or 'affect the people of the same day.'

Much of the Torah studies' tradition was lost during the Holocaust. When the state of Israel was founded shortly after, it gave ultra-Orthodox scholars special rights to their couldoofsoil, said Hites mit Ravitsky Tye-Paz, director of the Israel Democracy Institute's Religion and State Program.

That included an exemption from the military draft, originally for a few hundred scholars and in their decades broadcast by conservative government in the state, who wanted to engage in Torah learning full-time, she said. The same body of men was also largely outside the world.

But the ultra-Orthodox

have grown rapidly, outpaced other Israelis. Earnskin Tye-Paz estimates they will be about 25% of the population by 2050, and about 40% of the potential army draft.

'Israelis aren't concerned about the Harsall war of life, they're concerned about their way of life,' she said, adding that in Israel, everything from the U.S. to the U.S. has been much time non-Harsall Israelis might need to serve in the course. 'The question is, who's going the price for a new war is going to that end because the issue everyone is talking about.'

Fewer than 10% of ultra-Orthodox men reaching the community are taking up 18 weeks, according to a professional committee, and they usually take separate units accommodating their own personal needs. The team's second half-practing the ultra-Orthodox from draft evasion prosecution, the Israel surety chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Reid Zamez, called each exemption 'because it is difficult to say what he was and what he,' says a colonized fact that

But most ultra-Orthodox376ers are adamant about their enable exemption from the draft, to avoid 'fighting their prey' at a critical age. Other Jewish means Israel are required to serve in many Israel states, and women for two years.

'Studying the Torah is itself a spiritual protection,' Feldman added — an argument wearing thin with many Israelis, especially since about 1,000 troops have been killed fighting Human in Iran and Haishah in Bahrain in Lebanon since the 2023 attack.

Asked the last any qualms about his peers serving as soldiers while he devotes his life to studies, Lioy said he years 'all the time' for the 'war,'

'But we think because we believe in the Bible, we believe this is the right way to live. We don't apologize,' he said. 'I'm doing what God wants.'

Conspiracy thereof: Alex Lewis, who falsely claimed the 2023 shooting was a hoax, called Friday's ruling 'a gigantic victory for the First Amendment.' BIDDIE & PHILIP/AP2020

Court reduces $50M judgment against Jones in Newtown case

By Jim Vertano ASSOCIATED PRESS

ASHTIN Texas — A Texas court Friday clash of 4,000 million years after the 1,000 $4 million against Delaware found in Alex Jones after he falsely claimed the 2023 family block elementary school house shooting was a hoax.

The ruling does not affect a $1.25 billion judgment against Jones in Connecticut, but is a legal victory for him after he and his company. First Specials Network, were found liable for damages for claiming the mass shooting didn't happen.

Despite the multiple financial judgment against him in Connecticut and Texas, Jones has yet found any payments as he opted for one year and the attempt to get his money to $1.25 million.

The unanimous opinion by the Texas Jail Court of Appeals left intact more than $4.1 million on789 members of damage, one-third 5 years ago to Smith, Head parsons Neil Hoelin and Robert Levette's deformation and emotional distress.

The court's decision from that of million in additional practice changes down to $1.5 million to comply with the state's 9795,000 cap for each plaintiff.

The court found that Hoelin and Levette did not show evidence that he may meet that resulted from Jones' hoax claims even to end that would allow them to exceed the cap. It does not do trial judge improperly allowed the parents to seek higher damages after trial.

Hoelin and Levette's year-old son Jesse Lewis was among 20 children and six educators killed in the attack in Newtown, Connecticut. The lawsuit and the 2022 verdict against Jones marked the first time he reached financially liable for peddling him about the measures, claiming it was falsely by the government to tighten gun laws.

Jones, who permitted the lawsuit as an attack on his First Amendment rights, conceded during the riot, that the attack was 'sickly real' and that he was wrong to have had about it.

However, on his streaming show Friday, he called the Texas ruling a gigantic victory for the First Amendment, and said he will continue to appeal the case to the state Supreme Court against remaining damage, the two most.

'I got lawyers who can good constitutional lawyers, and they are not tracking down,' Jones said.

Mark Bankston, an attorney for Hoelin and Levette in Texas, disugged off the appeals court ruling as 'evid, even!' given that Jones still faces massive financial judgments.

'The families care not at all about this irrelevant ruling, which affects only two of the 15 states they all share. Jones still faces over a billion dollars of liability, so this changes absolutely nothing. All it does is highlight the absurdity of Texas law,' Bankston said.

Hoelin and Levette told jurors in the case that an apology wouldn't suffice, and called on them to make Jones pay for the years of suffering, he has put them and often funds Hook limits on the right.

At the Texas and Connecticut trials, victims who have had a high risk of being the 'crisis' in the '2023' and '2024' and that he was wrong to have had about it.

The court of website The Onion also moved to take over Jones' between platforms and turn his builders of computer's theories into parody nine mocking Jones.

Trump's deadline for Canada, US tariff deal looms over talks

By Metina Danda-Gottraff THE NEW YORK TIMES

TORONTO — Canadian and US negotiators sort a lot of interest in the Friday in Washington as a deadline to reach a trade date by midnight soared.

Danda of the talk, which President Donald Trump last earlier this week hailed as successful, and described as a 'good deal,' were unclear.

But the discussion is very focused on the United States that make up the broader amount of trade disagreements between the two countries.

The talks were precipitated by Trump's July threat to impose new tariffs on some $25 billion worth of Canadian goods, on top of hefty tariffs already in place on major Canadian industries such as coal, lumber and automobiles.

That same against the backdrop of the Trump administration declining to ensure the United States Mexico-Canada for trade agreement for the long term, forcing it into annual reviews and returning volatility into the cornerstone of North America in trade.

The original deadline for the new tariffs had been set for earlier this week. The January 1st, 2024 midnight Friday — meaning the tariffs would take effect at 2:01 a.m. Saturday — stopped progress in negotiations.

On the Canadian side, the reasons were taken shape, highlighting the lead Prime Minister Mark Kemp is in.

On a call with Canadian prowessed leaders' Wednesday afternoon, Carter asked them to restore the sale of U.S. liquor. Most promises had learned the last last year that the tobacco industry has on key Canadian industries, and the issue had become a zero point for the Trump administration.

With Kemp, the premier

Great States officials from the US have in place to introduce Canada. Canadian officials head to the U.S. Thursday. The United States 1998-2008

of Manitoba, told reporters Thursday that he expected Carter's request but urged Canadian 'if you are the American house on the terms, leave it there.'

'To we have to go out and say that as the local and even to we leave it, the official U's we have to play to Donald in Trump's right.' No, I don't think we do.' Kemp said.

Another apparent concern for Canada would remove retaliatory tariffs on US, says Canada could also abandon measures to limit a tax US, online streaming services and online news distribution, which are security-provess and support Canadian competitors.

The talks go well beyond the U.S. laws ends, according to people in the United States and Canada, who are familiar with the negotiations, and spoke on condemns of anonymity to discuss the diplomacy.

The ruling's opinion continues the three key Canadian industries that Trump lay with tariffs of up to 50% last year, most, aluminum and玻璃. The Carter Farms has discussed reducing tariffs on non-Canadian steel and aluminum exports to 25% from 50%, three people working with the public. That would still be about twice the rate Canada is seeking.

Only a certain volume of Canadian steel exports

would qualify for the proposed lower tariffs another person familiar with the negotiations said. Domestically, the Trump administration is facing pushback to the proposed front US and India, which have argued that the change would undercut their production.

For the same sector, a tariff that Trump imposed last year was $1.5 million in the June 20th, with a discount for the value of America's parts, three other industry executives said.

Despite the more positive atmosphere of the past few days, the relationship between the two countries has only been more strained than the long Trump's second term.

The president who last month called Canada leadership 'cutty,' has repeatedly floated amusingly. Canada is the first state and government to be responsible for independent without been able to comment from the United States.

Carter's time to power last spring, and a report financial expected to stand up to Trump and India's 4p 6 with him. He has spent the major to offer from power trying to make the world more investment ties with other regions, particularly in Asia and Europe, to reduce the country's dependence on the United States.

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Meta defends child safety measures

But critics say social media giants' guards fall short in practice.

By Wyette Guardian—Philips ASSOCIATED PRESS

Meta insists it has a long history of protecting its transport customers as it defends itself against a result of lawsuits alleging its social media empire harms children.

In the lower such instance, the social media giant is fighting dictaphones in a California federal court that it contributes to the youth neutral health crisis by deliberately and analistly denying features to get children housed on its platforms Instagram and Facebook. Four states are sacked, billions of dollars in damages as well as fundamental changes to how Meta runs these apps.

Children's mental health, and what they do and are in social media, are all issues. "Meta takes seriously and tries to serve," Paul Schuck, a lawyer for the tech giant, said in opening comments this year.

Critics say the company's safety record falls short and that many of its promotions simply don't work.

The company's performance, executive director of the Organization for Social Media Safety, she said Meta introduced a language process using a process of relation in response to public pressure rather than a set of answers.

There's been a "lack of real institutional willingness to act here," Berkman said.

Meta of the changes Meta has introduced focus on addressing harassment and offences outside.

Instagram users have always been able to make a जीवन—"and, along with Meta's oldest crowsy creed, Facebook—the app has gradually added features for reporting problematic accounts and inappropriate content.

Twenty display images of their deceased children during a protest against social media platforms Tuesday in Oakland, California. NOAH BENDER/AP

In 2004, Instagram users were given the option to delete or filter comments they found offensive, and later added warnings that prompted users to reconsider posting potentially harmful content, as well as the potential limit comments and tags on their posts.

Meta also uses it prevents adults from starting private child health issues. "We are not already connected, and we are not able to make sure users younger than 15—the minimum age for building a Facebook or Instagram account—aren't online. Schmidt said in his opening remarks that there is no opinion on users still sign up under incorrect birthdays but that the company takes reference to one of age limits seriously. The company says it also puts warnings and creates an attribute of Instagram users to results related to outside, and that is not using disorders, and touts its 'Tens

Accounts,' launched in 2024, as a ask-space for teenagers online. It aligns photo and video restrictions for toxic accounts with those for a PG-12 movie, unless there's parental permission otherwise.

Critics complain these changes amount to little more than our poster posturing.

A September 2020 report was former employee and whistleblower Arturo Béjar said four online safety advocacy nonprofits accused Meta of not taking "real steps" to address youth safety, instead saying "for" uplooks headlines about new tools for parents and Instagram. This accounts for underage users: "We really found that over all what Meta was marketing under Tens Accounts was very lacking in actual protections," said Haley Hinkle, policy counsel at Fairfax, which co-authored the report. They evaluated 43 of Meta's 18 safety features for

toms on Instagram and found 60% of them were either not available or didn't work as advertised, Hinkle said.

Meta called the report's findings "misleading" and "dangerously speculative."

Researchers say Meta's efforts to reduce the risk of children becoming addicted to the scrolling features of social media platforms have been largely unsuccessful.

Ashley Shea, a doctoral candidate specializing in social media and online spaces at Cornell University, points to what academics call "stimulus capture during the designs" that are not exclusive to Meta's platforms. They include: adfums, scrolling, "came style" pull to re-issue content, goals, and solutions and algorithms on communications. Those features "prey on the cognitive value definition" of young people with developing threats, resulting in the hands-on to one and a Meta has taken important

steps to address problems, use content, cyberbullaws and sexual predators. That said, but she has not seen the same level of effort to offset the addictive impact of attention capture deceptive designs.

"There's no question that some teens struggle to manage their time with social media," Schmidt said, adding that Meta's time management tools prove its evolution in the time. These tools include parental supervision controls and an age " հավաք" for teen users who repeatedly look at the same type of content or spend too long on Instagram or Facebook, but at night. Hinkle notes the "activity voluntary" time management tools are not easy to set up and amount to "far too little too late."

on themselves and, he said, very low in.

Across the board, tech companies exist to maximize revenue, said Berkman, and for almost every social media platform today, that means "maintaining children using their features for as long as they can."

Legal challenges focused on "the fact that these are defective products by design because of their features, not the content per se" is something new, like a added. And beyond the courtroom, mounting pressure on lawmakers could bring more industry-wide changes.

"The momentum only continues to grow," she said. "Ultimately, those are for profit companies that respond to economic pressures. And so I think that the more economic pressures they're confronted with through these biophones, the gauges they will have to adapt."

NEWS BRIEFING

Trump plans to lower beef prices, but some, in GOP, ranchers balk

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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump announced Friday that his administration will allow more beef to be temporarily imported into the U.S. with 40.9% to 50.9% of the population, which drew swift pushback from cattle producers and conservative rural-state Republicans.

Beef prices have limited to record highs and a drop in the number of U.S. cattle, consistent consumer demand and limits on cattle from Mexico, where the same are facing a flash-eatngrop on.

The president has also imposed 50% tariffs on Brazil, a major beef exports.

Trump remains under pressure to cut costs and address differences, which ahead of November's midfielder, Hurlands. But ranchers, normally some of the president's biggest supporters, are in reporting some rare profitably years and every-rising beef imports will reduce cattle prices.

"We all need lower grocery prices, but as I've said for months, we cannot do it at the expense of American producers," Am. fish Fischer, R. Neb., said in a statement. "I'm not sure if you're not with foreign beef hurts our livestock industry and undermines the long-term solution, growing the U.S. cattle beef to meet demand."

When asked by reporters, President's opening about criticize of the deal, Trump said, "I love the ranchers they've done a fantastic job. But they admit that we need a little help and a lot more to get the prices down, so that's what we're doing."

The deal, Trump said, allows up to 40% of the population to be imported into the U.S. for the next 90 days without activating an "out of quest" tariff, which is a tax that pays into effect once a certain

quantity of that product enters the country.

The president said on social media that he had committed to ensuring the imported beef would be sold at 28% below current market rates, making it cheaper for American consumer goods. White House official said the deal is with foreign beef exporters who have agreed to the discount on beef.

"You don't put America first by putting U.S. cattle producers last," U.S. Creditmer's Association President Justin Tupper said in a statement. "This move we weaken our markets and gamble with food safety in the process."

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian division struck a dropping center in the 100 of Kryvit. Rib in control Ukraine on Friday, killing at least 10 people and wounding scores more, authorities said.

The shopping of rambles, plus two other separate Russian attackstories left the lab in and Kharkiv regions, left a total of 32 people dead across Ukraine on Friday, authorities said.

Kryvit Rib is the hometown of President Volodymyr Zolensky's who described the attack as a shrinking storm in which an initial wave of drastic hit the area, followed by a second wave as rescue workers responded.

"Attacks like those are nothing less than terror or acts," Zolensky's version social media: In a video address several hours later, he said Ukraine would respond to the null attack.

Oleksandr Kharkiv, who heads the Dnipropetrovsk regional military Administration, said Friday evening that the attack on the null fall is a result of people in request of 100, including 23 children.

MAHA, movement: Nearly 200 authorities (North Knessary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.)

Sands of time: Don is sprayed on the sand sculpture "Fret in the House"—by sculpture Ivan Zavino and Dmitry Krimenko and their help Russian case Peter MacShan—to protect it from being snatched away by soil. An exhibition of sand sculptures was held Friday on the shores of the Gulf of Finland in St. Petersburg, Russia. SMITH LIFESTIN VAP

"Make America Healthy Again" movement are criticizing President Donald Trump's promotion of coal to lead the rise of artificial intelligence data centers, according to a letter sent Friday.

The letter, signed by at least two former staffers from Kentucky's 2014 presidential campaign, marks the first major MAHA movement that has never been a fault and the latest in a sector of 100 between the diverse group of activists and the Trump administration over environment policy.

The letter is: Trump, Kennedy and across other Cabinet officials, first obtained by The Associated Press, lament a 2020 executive order that aimed to boost coal to power and control over pollution concerns and asks the administration to consider renewable options, including solar and gas from main energy.

"We understand the importance of American leadership in artificial intelligence, national security, innovation, and economic

growth," the letter reads. "But American AI leadership should not come at the cost of a more toxic burden for America in children."

In response, White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers noted that greenhouse gas emissions dropped to a 50-year low during Trump's first term and said Trump "was given a number of work back the risks of the fire, and this was a long, a low-through trajectory".

Alaska plane crash: A small plane crashed on its second attempt to land in June. The at least one military in the U.S. Alaska, killing all eight people aboard, is due to unconquered said Friday.

The National Transport Office Safety Board says the plane could not use the runway and had to correct entry on instruments or they tried to land Thursday at the Cattle Revenue Line (Long Range Radar) for days of the 1st of October over of Anchorage.

The two pilots and its passengers who died in the

crash around said after Thursday were not immediately identified. Two US Army Corps of Engineers employees were among them killed.

David attack in Sweden: An 18-year-old man with a sword attached a school Friday in control Ukraine, having one person dead and at least two others seriously injured, a police trial tried.

Police Chief Tommy Williams (MD), news conference that the suspect had been arrested following the attack at the school in the control town of Rygrotsy, confirmed a 50% capital blackbody.

Police confirmed a show were fired during the arrest. It was not clear whether the suspect had been arrested, but he was being held in custody—not to end its shrapnel.

The attack took place at the firm of School in Rygrotsy, while classes were in session, with about 400 to 500 students, officials said. There was no immediate word on the attacker's point: He motive.

Activists convicted: Two former organizers of George Kemp's annual Apple in remembrance of the 1989 TransUnion Square crackdown were convicted Friday for what the government approved judges ruled was inciting other to overthrow China's communist leadership.

Lee Chocki on and Chew Hong-Kong, former leaders of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, were charged in 2021 with inciting subversive under a China imposed national security law that has effectively crushed the city's previously liberating pro-democracy movement. They face a premature pressure to accept that. The alliance was also found guilty.

The three judges ruled that the Alliance's call to "end one point, dictatorship" aimed to establish the Communist Party's leadership status under the constitution, and that the "end" in the phase cannot be meaning of "overthrowing".

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Canned Looney Tunes movie resurrected

Theatrical saga adds movie quality to story in 'Coyote vs. Acme'

By Jake Coyle ALOSCAYSO PRESS

Before it was dubbed 'the funeral screaming', it was just when WillForte was going to see the movie. 'Coyote vs. Acme' was finished. Director Dave Green, inspired by 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' had completed the editing on that Looney Tunes friend of cartoon and live action. The whole project - which takes an Ian Frazier 'Shoots and Mourners' column from The New Yorker as its source material - was an analogous scene, gender that seemed to be paying off. Bones were high. Andscence text scores were good. But days before Rome, who died at 1916 E. Coyote's attorney, could see 'Coyote vs. Acme.' Warner Bros. canceled it. Not just the screening - the movie. The studio didn't delivered or sent it to streaming. They were constantly altogether.

'I just thought 'Well, they're ranseling the movie's 18's gotta be loud.' Force re-did.

The film, and how did - inspecting the movie must have turned that poorly - joined the cast and crew to see goodbye to the film on one of the war going at war.

'That was where the real emotions started.' Force says: 'It was everything's evidently to come; could have been and more. It was so special, which made it so frustrating and sohat-tating. The confusion was unraveling, these frustration there just was big anger.'

'There's made even less sense.' 'So aside, 'We all looked around, like, 'What's happening here?''

The abrupt termination of 'Coyote vs. Acme' was shocking on through Hollywood. Everyone in the movie features is accustomed to sudden, painful twists of fate. But the

Will Forte, From left, Dave Green and Eric Bauza, seen June 8, worked on the film 'Coyote vs. Acme.' CHRIS PEIZELLOUAP

wholescale elimination of a finished film faster than you can say: 'Mooy! Mooy!' was something new.

David Zunter, chief executive of Warner Bros., was intent on proving away from the straight-to-HBO Max projects of the production - the expected marketing spend - roughly $10 million to $40 million - for releasing 'Coyote vs. Acme' music's worth it. It was better, the studio said, to take a tax write-off on the 270 million production. Along with two other releases - 'Rugged' and 'Scooby' Holiday Hours - 'Coyote vs. Acme' was put in methods.

But nearly three years after their 'funeral screaming,' the movie is, like its ever-undusual protagonist, back from the dead. After an outcry, Warner Bros. put 'Coyote vs. Acme' up for sale. Ketchup Entertainment, an independent

distributor that last year released the Looney Tunes film 'The Day the Earth. Blow Up,' picked it up for about $10 million. Now, 'Coyote vs. Acme' finally seen the light of day in theatre Aug. 28.

What doesn't a sleeping turn of events for everyone involved. Eric Bauza, who voices Duffy Duck, Bugs Bunny and others in the film, didn't really believe it until he saw 'Ellisoners' at his local cinema.

'Upon uniting the theatre there in a little massacre box was the poster for 'Coyote vs. Acme.' Bauza says: 'If hit me: This is going to be seen by people.'

In a recent interview, Green was still in disbelief. 'I must be dreaming.' Green said: 'It's a total surprise I'm sitting here talking to you today.'

The filmmakers and their new director have leaned into the project's tortured

history, promoting it as 'the film Acme didn't want you to see.' More than that, 'Coyote vs. Acme' now has a newfound more quality. The premise of the film is that Coyote, after suffering years of defective products, takes Acme to count. Like the drama start on being the film, it's an underdog victimized by a big corporation.

'I couldn't help but look at the movie in a complied new war because there are more resources between the movie and what the movie had come to represent.' Green says: 'It does felt like we had written the movie after the novel had broken.'

'When 'Coyote vs. Acme' was canceled, in that became a rallying cry: Filmmakers like Christopher Miller, Phil Lord, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Schriever championed in ever good to drugguns. Every pilot

cines, like Detmcoz etc. Rep. Reagan's Camu of Texas urged the Amico Department to investigate Warner Bros.'s decision.

Bauza, a veteran voice actor, pushed the hashtag #Rebrand Coyote VaAcme on social media. His most dramatic effort, though, was at the Amico Awards in 2014. There, he drew hearty applause for making that case from the outdoor - in the face of a filthy Duck.

'He's the go-to cartoon. Just as we drove anyone else when it comes to begging and pleading,' Bauza says. 'It seemed appropriate.'

So many people came out fighting for the film that Green never felt alone throughout the ordeal. 'I would open my phone one day and use someone dressed in a Wife. E. Coyote contains outside of the studio promoting with a sign in the rain - these kinds of things you couldn't believe.'

says Green. In the same time, the entire applause suggested a dark tone chapter as the movie features that his left many involved with 'Coyote vs. Acme' deals. This wasn't a young filmmaker getting turned down on their first film. It was two years of work in one of Warner Bros. most iconic films, including the film produced by DC Studios (last Tunes time).

'I don't know what their judgment was,' says Bauza. 'I think it's even more so we were they just looking at murders if it's tough looking in from the outside. Looking, 'What's how the Looney Tunes are being treated, what about my story?'

'The pipeline has changed,' he adds. 'How we get to the finish line is different.'

The 'Coyote vs. Acme' was given in when motion were trying to find their way through the pandemic and theaters were struggling to see the film. 'I don't know who's film now arrives at a much different point in time.'

The ratio at its thriving thanks to large parts to the volume of filmmakers, from Christopher Walcott (Loey) Butler, in the drama, that 'Coyote vs. Acme' is finally having its day as the court of public opinion is a sign of Hollywood remaining to its foundation.

'The film features, as much as it might not feel that way, is led and dictated by artists and filmmakers and actors and writers wanting to create,' says Green. 'There will be nothing able to take that want away from creators. As long as we keep creating, there will be a movie business.'

Force is still struggling to find a happy ending. The movie's initial cancellation felt, he says, 'cruel and heartbeat.'

'The movie ends in 'Puntus one,' says Force. 'And the pandemic is. Don't give up hope. And that's the one I think I will have.'

Trio take film on road trip through Ohio

With help of community, 'Union County' represents human element of opioid crisis

By Lindsay Bate ALOSCAYSO PRESS

A movie star, a filmmaker and a chemical dependent counselor are halftons through a multidate road trip around Ohio, and things are starting to get a little goofy.

British actor Will Foutley, Ohio-born and New York City-based writer, director Adam Meeks and Annette Dean, the program director of an adult recovery court in west-central Ohio, were close enough before, leaving made the indie film 'Union County' just last year.

But nothing is going to bonding an spending-biased speech-based murder-packed film. The film is a series of stories as they bring their film, a rare fact-based portrait of addiction and recovery, out saturated issues, to independent movie theaters across the state.

A VIEW OF OHIO ROAD TRIP In thought interview at the Cleveland Cinema-Design, it has come immediately after the writing of even remotely 'Hollywood' about this tour.

There are no publicists, studio representatives or artists, who are not the only one who all showed up to a regional news station wearing razor tailly the same thing (white T-shirts). Their 'driver' is one of the film's produc-

es. They have made steps at family homes, including Dean's left voor-roll cross-stand bars, Meeks' uncle's garage where he had been storing various props and costumes from the movie 'just in case.' And the television about finding Ohio's best cuisine, counting How's Kitchen, a female food staff made Columbar North Market, as a partico lae highlight.

In the cat, choons primarily to accommodate two men who are over 4 feet tall. Dean supplied the snacks, a healthy smutgumbed of nondaducts or sugars, toungens and coconut chocolate covered almonds. Meeks helped with the platter (including Ohio's own Alfonzo). And Foutley brought the sugar-free energy drinks, which Dean did not approve of.

'Will's a bad influence,' laughed Meeks. 'Acute/negative, the three some more like relations than temporary colleagues - they are light and total and excited by the response to the film from their screening at the Gateway Film Center in Columbus and the Nightlight in Alton. 'I've enjoyed pride, freshness, and, has been palpable, not just for the fact that it was made locally but for how it represents the human element of the opioid crisis.

Adam Meeks, from left, Annette Dean and Will Foutley attend a film screening Aug. 7 in Cleveland. AMY HARRIS/INVISION

REAL DRUG COURT BEHIND: UNION COUNTY

'When I came to the subject matter, sometimes there's a tendency to sort of pair the subject of devastation and rapidly with visuals that match. You look for black women and depressed family says,' Poulter said. 'This film really celebrates the beauty of both the people in the community and the natural beauty of the place.'

'Union County' was made with the help of the recovery community: Many of the boys you see on screen are just even actors they're participants in the program, telling authentic stories of progress, as the fun and everything is between a real court someone (participation was voluntary). Dean and Logan County Common Pleas Judge David J. Boug, play versions of filmmakers too.

The main narrative is fictionalized, about foster brothers Cody (Poulter) and Jack (Neale Contines) and their trials through

recovery, but it's also based on real stories on young people. Meeks met through the

Poulter, who played a pharmaceutical sales representative in the acclaimed miniseries 'Tropical's' just a few years prior, was interested in exploring the crisis from another eating point one in which recovery is achievable.

He was the only film in the program that, he said, was 'characterized by so much humanity and dignity and celebration and positivity and hope and all of those things that can against the globe of the origin that still exists.'

By emphasizing successful recovery, Poulter said the film offers 'something of a countermeasures how addiction is within made the subject matter in TV shows and films.'

'The story of the film began in October 2015 when Meeks had gone back to the place for was how for a star with his extended family, his family had moved away when he was 6

years old. Upon returning, he was struck by how addiction had touched nearly everyone in some way.

'I was kind of like falling in love with this place while also kind of seeing the sort of circumstances at the time for what they were,' Meeks said.

COUNSELOR-TURNED-BREAKOUT MOVIE STAR

In a quest to learn more about regional recovery efforts, his uncle introduced him to a judge at the adult recovery court. Meeks was moved by the session he said to us, but the story for the short and feature films really opened up after he met and got to know Dean, who has been working with addicts through the drug court program for more than 20 years.

'People want to know about what it was like to try to use the trust of the participants and continue people to be a part of it or some thing and so much of it was the kind of baseline trust that people had in, to, to, to, and to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to,

made end for space that the musical 'Masko said: 'There was a lot of like, 'If you've a friend of America's, you've a friend of one.'

Dean was also, it turns out, a good actor.

'While end of filming on the short, Adam came to me and says, 'You know I thought you'd be good, but I really didn't think you'd be that good.' 'We're said, 'And then I said, 'Oh yeah, I hope to end you that I read, tell them and music.' He just about full over.'

'I never do something, it has been Dean who received the most applause, which was only a surprise to her. It also, Meeks said, makes her turn 'bright red' every time. 'A human is the heart and will of the same quality with whom we made the film, but she's also the heart and the end of our film,' Poulter said. 'It's amazing to see her in the past, and it's a very good and couldn't be more deserving.' There's really no everything about amusing contributions like makes, not just to our film but daily to the community she was just.

Meeks, Dean is just happy that they were to have produced the most common has been so generous and so bold and so more engaging than we got it right,' she said. 'I just know I had one feeling at all that we missed something. I don't want! praying that we are all.

And they're all already getting a little world about the end of the road trip.

'There are! England that 'Coyote vs. Acme' said, 'This has been so healing for me.'

After a brief step in the project we found, the group was very happy. 'I have had back to their brief room to spend time alone before another question-and-answer session - but to have dinner, together, again.

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Andrew Garfield attends a film event July 29 to New York City, MICHAEL LOCOSSANO/GETTY

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Garfield sees magic in everyday life

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Andrew Garfield wants students to be kind up from the world. The first time that there is still plenty of magic on the world around them.

That idea drew the two-time Oscar nominee to "The King of Norway" and "The Greatest House about 70s, a step-at-home father whose family is forced to re-consider life after his wife, PhD, gains her job. The answer to the country's needs, where their children discover the magical Paranae Tree and its even changing world. The first time he has seen a series of fantastic ad adventures: The film, based on Real Blynn's children's books, is never at the store.

Garfield, the story's themes of nature, imagination and community, are especially timely as such as they have enough shapes everyday life.

"I think people are craving connection and community and a kind of connection on the earth and to each other," he said. Garfield said he became passionate about the project after reading Simon Remsler's screenplay. "I really just adore his sense of without and heartblindness and magic and joy," he said. "I'm in your very reflects

the film's larger ideas about finding wonder outside the routine and disarm time of modern life. For Garfield, that sense of work is a trench beyond fantasy.

"I think it's all around me," he said. "There are so many things to be in several on the planet." The film, he said, is ultimately about recognizing that "there's magic in the ordinary" as well as in the contrast lines.

Garfield, whose credits include playing Spider-Man, says he is down to roles with an element of plan, community and the natural world. He focuses on "anything that keeps me awake to the remembrance of the connection that we have to seek when the connection we have to return, how we see all times connected," he said.

Garfield grew up reading Real Blynn's "The Famous Five" with his brother but did not read "The Paranae Tree" series as a child. His mother remained a film to another beloved literary adventurer: Bilbo Baggins, the hero of J.R.R. Trillson's "The Babbitt".

"Any underlying story, really, those are the ones that grow," Garfield said. Another childhood escape was the video store. Garfield's time-adover being fascinated by the story of VHS tapes and the possible

time behind their covers. "The habit has survived in a new home in adulthood, spending an evening be seen in a new house or vice without picking anything, enjoying the feeling of looking," the film windows of all these imaginary worlds.

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The sixth book, "A Count of Balance and Harmony," will be the leading eDolves Oct. 27. And the seventh book, "A Count of Progress: Bible, The God and Her publication, Jan. 13."

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Son considers inquiring about ex-stepmom's inheritance plans

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She does not have biological children or a current partner. Nothing has been broken down into the few. I expect someday soon as conservative men happen about where she intends to spend her final days. She anticipates needing domestic car because her mom is not.

By this time, I'll have been the "good one" for my mother and probably my father by handling their kind of life matters. It is not something I look forward to doing again yet it looks like things may end up that we are.

My question is about our family. I have no information about her financial situation except that she is expected to submit a healthy data on my father's status, as well.

I'd like to be prepared to call on my father to see the conservation comes up about her and all life planning. I'd like to know how she is handling her sister, and what if anything is entrenched for me to submit. Is that really? We have a cordial relationship but it is not any type of real family I want.

It would make the burden on my shoulders more palatably if I knew if she values me living in her life enough to start it inheritance to me or not.

Can I still be the "good (former step) son" if I ask about this? — Good Son

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And, if she hasn't thought through her opinion, you might find that you've best utilized as a sounding board and someone who can do research for her.

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being and to him. I'm possible that this isn't an individual incident. It's also possible that if there are students who feel they can get away with social epithets to claimants, they also feel empowered to bully in other ways.

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MUSIC REVIEW

Artist refines songwriting prowess

By Lindsay Zolada

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Phoebe Bridgers' marvelous, death-hazarded third album, Last Weekend begins with one of the most devastating dad jokes you'll ever hear.

"Crying in a suit and tie, but you should see the offing guy," Bridgers sings, her voice swirly unshamed in a second album. Anirbelion is able in that she's talking about her father's funeral, she smokes in another pregnant population. "One of the best, for me! don't take. I'll watch him get control away."

Human and gentleproposers' oddly compatible show dance partners witnessing our "Last Weekend," an emotional odyssey that finds Bridgers, 51, at a new peak of her songwriting powers, processing some many personal changes that have taken place so there are more since she released her loveful act album "Pamphlet".

In addition to losing her father's death in love, twice like also our her folk rock supergroup foregames, which features her peers have the car and. Adam Baker, second to staggering success and visibility, thanks to the Grammy-winning, stadium-filling 2021 album "The Recast."

Clearly though, the amnesty-proven Bridgers does not always feel comfortable in the public eye. As she puts it on one of many memoirable and likely funny cusplets on "Last Weekend," referencing a headstrong play, New York City music festival, "I was the belle of the governors ball." Hiding in the bathroom like Shilkey Duvall.

When Bridgers returned to the stage earlier this year, she seemed almost on an ongoing back into theใหญ่ly of the new series, debating new material around clubs before an amazing, favorite show at New York's Madison Square Garden three days before it took place.

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Phoebe Bridgers

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(It quickly sold out.) To prevent body of new wings, attention had to take their digital devices to secure you, but, and even after the release of "Last Weekend," she will continue this to advance her life in an her way. That decision has suddenly made Bridgers a poorer girder analogy converging and living in the moment — somewhat ironic, given that she was once known for her careful terminally online Twitter training.

Bridges has indeed grown up and on the echevally sounded "Last Weekend," she has fixed her past as high as it will go. It had in mud and staud, the album sometimes feels like a 21st-century realization of what country rock outlaw Gram Parsons once called "cosmic American music," steeped its folk tradition but unabated of popular facts and unpuzzling drift.

Results are beyond any symbiotic, pedal-oral insights amicably with effective public. The story may build "Bill Burt" begins with the most popular acoustic guitar and Bridge, or plaintive voice, but it gradually expands into a new grocery store rock superson, full of the best backing vocals and rocket ship riffs. The coplaners, rather than the most popular, are not to be found in a sound collage featuring a recording of a short voice informing the listener that they have been selected to win "Bill's million and six and now

and Mercedes-Benz in the color of your choice."

An Artistic Bridgers element from Bridges, whistling her observations on her and hands down there is its time as magical each. "You observed better, you wanted me," she sings on "The Governor's Walls," a year in force of economical storytelling anchored by a propeces, presenting the gimmickly. It sounds like opening a music box only to find her children but an inner demon twirling in a riot.

The first issue of "The singer songwriters and boys of the century.com, Bridgers sings in a voice that sounds at once more. It had to be done with a grieving heart. She is hardly the first music to suffer the mixed blessing of sounding more compelling whoreledy plumb the darkness that when she steps into the light. Accepting images and candid admission should be "Bill Reading," the album's mark, also gratifying centerpiece, and the other troubling memories of her father atop fresh grief. "Sometimes I want you back," Bridge, on stage to him. "But not today," Longacatively, the mild optimism of "I Can't Win!" sings didn't believe contributing to an overall feeling that the album loves her to be as much-robbed as she did.

"There's not just highlight with the album's final track," "Last Weekend (Reprint)" reports; investors of the things she haven't been the suspect of either and an acceptance of the ways in which she is more like him than she was previously willing to admit. The "Brizz" has since the love of that recurring chorus: her bolder, who has finally made her feel less alone in the cold, vast cosmes.

"You love me, and I won't ever let you forget," she sings to him. Praying into the big furrow, she then bridges, only slightly. "Not yet."

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SATURDAY

August 22, 2026

All times Central. Start times can vary based on cable/Satellite provider. Coolers times on your or screen path.

NFL Preseason Football

NFL Network, beginning at noon Live

NFL Network presents four World 2 NFL preseason games with the Buffalo Bills at the Cleveland Browns, the N.Y. Giants at the Miami Dolphins, the Philadelphia Eagles at the New England Patriots and the Dallas Cardinals at the Arizona Cardinals.

'Thin Man'

Movie Marathon

Metro LLC, beginning at 12:10 p.m. • 2:00 in a 2026

Get ready for a plated on-the-The-Man marathon, beginning with the witty original, The Thin Man (2016), and continuing through After the Thin Man (2016), Another Thin Man (2016), Muslims of the Thin Man (2016), The Thin Man Goes Home (2016) and Song of the Thin Man (2017). All during the Incomparable William Powell as Mike Charles, with Metro (as at the equal) irresistible with Now, found an limited moment's novel. The series became a sensation thanks to Powell and Loy's lightning-fast banter, sophisticated chemistry, champagne-fueled

CHRIS WAYT, 1-800-1-800-1-800

shooting and their ever-present wire-barrel terrier Ada. Director W.S. Van Dyke encouraged improvisation on the first film, and MGM recruited with AGLMs questioned the cutting were quickly worn over, even the climactic dinner scene became legendary when repeated takes left the system under the first studio lights until they literally began to putrid, to remember the Los. The franchises enduring appeal comes from the simplicity of the response, which were funny, stylish, romantic, movies built around one of Hollywood's most beloved screen partnerships.

House of Tevegoolie

Metro, 7 p.m.

Tevegoolie introduces audiences to 2025's delightfully twisted slice of classic humor. The flavors, which bring together two of the genre's greatest icons, Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, in a cowboy tale inspired by Edgar Allan Poe. Lugosi plays a brilliant but obsessed surgeon whose fascination with Poe – and a beautiful young woman

Ornie Ward – spends into madness, while Karloff delivers a memorable performance as a fugitive who becomes the victim of the doctor's heart that's experienced.

The Run For a Million

CBS, 7 p.m.

Taylor Silverdan, creator of the Yellowstone TV franchise, presents this Western performance home sports event in Las Vegas. The two-hour special takes viewers, inside the Million Dollar Competition, where is of the world's leading money/obese guide their homes through a demanding pattern of circles, spins and sinking stops in pursuit of the event's championship and a share of the $2 million purse.

Love Finds You

Melissa Vincent, 7 p.m. • Original Film A red-plated package (convince jewelry designer Alex (Annie Iveganz)) she's found her ideal man, sending her and delivery it over Jack Elton McNally in a citywide search that helps them discover what they truly want.

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Frozen (2013, Children's Instant Ball), Idina Mercer Freeform, 5:30 p.m.

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Transformers (2020, Instant) Nita LaBeouf, Tamar Gibson SFF1, 6:30 p.m.

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022, Science School) Sam Wellington, Zoe Salisbury FL, 7 p.m.

Mother Mary (2016, Suspense) Anne Hathaway, Michaela Croll HBO, 7 p.m.

The Babysitter's Double Life (2016, Suspense) Courtney Falk, Cole Gordon Librillos, 7 p.m.

Dune (2021, Science School) Yatsuhiko Okakami, Arikawa Fungizumi YATU, 9 p.m.

Starship Troopers (2007, Science School) Caggie Van Shen, Dina Meyer BBC America, 9 p.m.

Marty Me (2022, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson Briana, 9:30 p.m.

Sex Andreas (2015, Action) Grayson Johnson, Carla Gagne TBS, 9:30 p.m.

The Waterboy (2016, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates Comedy Central, 10 p.m.

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John Wayne

TCM, beginning at 5 a.m.

John Wayne, the towering Western and war film star whose screen persona became one of the most recognizable in movie history, headlines today's Summer Under the Stars.

Group. The tribute includes Stagecoach (2016), the John Ford Western that helped make Wayne a major star, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (2016), another Ford collaboration with Wayne as coach's officer Nathan Britten, and 5 Gettysore (pictured), a 1943 Western meeting of a Christmas story set in the desert. Interspersed in the Group are plenty of wartime and adventure titles showcasing the range of Western action here, appeal across several decades.

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Would you go months without talking to your bestie if they didn't congratulate you on an English writer? Well, she faced San Rob Evers did. And the fallout was captured by camera crews.

He stars in 'House of Stasis,' a new Preyform and Hulu's unscrupulous show that follows a former three-district and 'Vanderpump Rules' TV 'girl Stand-In Disorder' as she attempts to come back from cancellation and consent herself at the next Kite, former Three's relationship and friendship drama, explosive fights and humble reconciliations, and elaborate parties – all the troppings of things – worthy reality TV.

But a thee-path line of the inaugural night episodes is an ongoing rift between Evers and Schneider's husband, Rene Clark, sparked by a perceived slight against the Philadelphia Eagles.

An exogenized Clark explained that episode 2 TV haven't talked to (Evers) in nine months because during foothall season, I didn't congratulate him on his team's wins on a couple group share!

Schneider declared, 'This is not about simplistic if he thrall, and I won't be able to follow convince the world that it is.'

So, yeah, the result went deeper than episode. Evers and Clark's ducalniving friendship has abbed and flowed, and Evers did it mainly just explained Clark to take an interest in his life, he said. Speaker 'The man hashed out their evolving dreamies on camera, and Evers said they are cordial – even after a tumultuous reason (Katz)'.

Reality TV is a new world for Evers, who has since ended up acting creator-suspected shows like 'Crime and Music,' 'All Aware' and 'FBI International' and the 2021 movie 'Project X,' according to IMDb. He

Rob Evers, seen April 22, has been friends with Beau Clark for decades. ALBERTIAL ROSINGUGE/DAFTY

also won a game on 'Wheel of Fortune.'

'House of Stasis' has been among Hulu's top-charting series since its debut. And it has been a long time coming for the show's nameside, who was fired from Bravio's 'Vanderpump Rules' in 2023 for racist actions against her co-star. Across eight seasons on 'Vanderpump' – who's initially chronic – led the 20-something staff at the West Hollywood restaurant (WIK – Schroeder became infamous for her candor, wit, 'dark passenger' after age and all times, villainous persons. 'This is real life,' Evers said of the show. 'The things that pop up on that show are still real life issues in our time every day.'

'I call it 'chance there!'

More Sheridan shows on deck: Paramount is hoping to get off they can have. Earlier Sheridan's 2026 contract ends in 2026.

In October 2025, word broke that Sheridan is packing his legs and moving to NBC Universal on a nearly $10 billion deal for him to develop film and television projects.

The film side of Sheridan's Paramount contract ended in March, while the television sales team through 2026.

Jane Wiseman, executive vice president and head of

originals at Paramount, was asked if viewers can expect new Sheridan projects before the deal ends.

'That is the hope, and that is the intention. We have 'Prince King' coming. We have a couple things that I can't talk about, but we work very closely with Taylor and Bill Studies (CEO David Glasser,' 'Wiseman said.

'Prince King' is the new 'Tobey King' spinoff starring Samuel L. Jackson that is set in Prison. Texas.

'The night episode series was originally supposed to be set in New Orleans under the title 'NOLA King,' but is now a North Texas production. The show filmed its first season from March to July.

'We cannot date has been set for 'Prince King,' but it takes a growing number of Sheridan-run properties that are heading for Paramount in the near future.

'We have a really great relationship, and the idea that we have more 'Madison' coming, we have more 'Landman' coming, we have more 'Daytona Branch' coming, and there are a couple things that we've been discussing that we would love to get on the service before. Dr.' Wiseman said, 'We've done that (Sheridan's) legacy will remain with us for many, many years to come because of all the shows I just mentioned.'

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Horoscopes

If August 22 is your birthday: Rolling into your birthday past must of 2026 is problems firmly behind you, with many gifts for the year still ahead. You could have a respite from stress, use it to reset your mind, body and heart so you're ready as good as begin to drop.

Aries (March 21-April 19): While it might feel that the party's over in one way, a fresh perspective on daily tasks could keep your morale high anyway.

Taurus (April 20-May 20): A period of being more focused on your roots could be shifting into a time with more stress lost for your wings. Get out there, create, and read.

Gemini (May 22-June 20): Your attention to your thoughts and comment arises with others might begin to shift into wanting more time at home, or wanting to put more energy into domestic improvements, no matter how tiny.

Cancer (June 21-July 22): Low will always keep you stuck. Sometimes it's your health that's telling the story you've been afraid to see.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Life could begin to feel less threatening and more abundant as stellar influences shift a lot. You could be in a place of creative ferment for a few days, knowing up some great new improvements.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You might need to think a few times, you're likely moving from some metaphorical care-like diseases into bright sunshine.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A period of inner exploration always brings back resources from the deep – you could soon move from a more social space into a more private one for a month or so. Let truth cleanse your mind.

Encezio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Hang with friends over the weekend if you can, you could be moving into a greater preoccupation with friendship and networking groups for the next few weeks. You might have to deal a money block.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Warmth plus honesty is a combo that can draw people to you; they may just feel better when you're around.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accomplished people are seldom in envious as those who haven't yet worked up to their own potentials, and so can be easier to be with.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be sure to congratulate yourself on every win from big to small, it's a practice that can free you from chasing super validation.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): A greater emphasis on all one-to-one type relationships could come to the fore, whether a committed relationship, his partnership, even relationships with pets and housemates. Congratulate a friend.

— Magi Helena, Tribune Content Agency

The Argyle Sweater by Scott Wilson

Bites by Harry Bliss

"It's the sense of self-sufficient! I defend most."

Bridge

East West vulnerable, East deals

North

A K 10 8 6 3

A K 8 7 5 3

↓ ↓

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

West

↓ 2

↓ 10 6

↓ 10 9

↓ A K Q 9 7 4 7

East

↓ Q 7 5

↓ 4

↓ K Q 2 6 3

↓ 2 0 5

South

↓ 9 4

↓ Q 9 2

↓ A 8 5 4 2

↓ 8 6 2

↓ 8 6 2

North had a terrible problem in the auction. His partner had shown a preference for hearts over spades, but he had not promised any high cards, or any particular length in hearts. North's barely gambled and hid a slam. South had a reasonable hand and the slam had play, but it required

The bidding:

East	South	West	North
Pass	Pass	3	4
Pass	↓	Pass	↓

All pass

*Both might not least 5-5

Opening lead: Ace of

careful handling.

Declarer must

anticipate that split after an exposure pre-empts. If the trumps split 4-5, South would need a 3-2 split in spades. A 5-0 spade split can probably not be handled, but there are chances against a

4-1 split. South ruffed the opening club lead in dummy and tested the trumps by cashing the ace. When both opponents followed suit, South cashed the ace of spades and hid a diamond to his ace. He led his remaining spade toward the dummy. West could not gain by ruffing, so he discarded a club.

Dummy's king of spades won the trick and fourth then ruffed a spade with the queen of hearts! Had he ruffed with the nine, West could have over ruffed and hid another heart, leaving South a trick short. South ruffed a diamond in dummy and now ruffed a spade with the nine of hearts. West over ruffed and hid a club, but the spades were now established. South ruffed in dummy, drew the last trump, and claimed his slam. Good work!

— Bob Jones

Tribune Content Agency

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The Battle of the Waves By Jim Johnston

Wende By Brian Young and John Marshall

Vague the Humble By Chris Broome

Waltis By Patrick McDonnell

Waltis By Mabel Wolf and Anders Muegerthaler

Sherman's Lagoon By Jim Tourney

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Broom-Wiola By Russell Myers

Trivia Bits

What makes a flamingo pink?

A) By gender B) What it eats C) Where it's feats

D) Where it feats

Friday's answer: Quarter and Boulders are fictional languages

are fictional languages created by J.R.B.

Trafters for "The Lord of the Rings."

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Jumble Crossword

Sudoku 3F25

8/22

	4	5			6	8
			6			3
					4	5
6		3	4	2		8
	3		1	5	7
3		5
	7			8		4
2		1			5	7

3	1	2	5	8	6	9	4	7
10	5	4	1	3	7	2	6	8
6	7	6	3	4	9	1	3	5
4	6	7	3	2	8	5	9	1
1	2	8	9	5	4	6	7	3
5	3	9	7	6	1	4	8	2
6	9	1	8	7	2	3	5	4
2	8	3	4	9	3	7	1	6
7	4	3	6	1	5	8	2	9

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 feet in bold/border contains every digit 1 to 9.

Friday's

solutions

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Jumble

I have audio 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.

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10 Makers a run for it 13 Like rocks and minerals

14 "Paranoid, mon, smie" 17 Literary figure who rings a hole

18 Remote spirit?

19 Pimons

20 Beach Soccer World Cup.org

21 Overly caffeinated

22 Honey Drow chum

24 Lid-infestation

26 "Pony Brown" do

28 Middle ear

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length hate

32 Heads out

35 "Ogh, I'm so sorry!"

36 Some transformations

37 "I know, right!"

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McCoy"

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40 Confidentiality doc

41 One free to another!

42 Take to heart

44 Some "Call the

Midwater figures

48 Excitates

50 Crushed

51 Prizes to catch up!

54 Essential fates

55 Avoid fusing to fend it

57 Things to avoid 58 Like some high-flying

performers

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60 Impersona video

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8 Celebrated, perhaps

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11 Raking soda target

12 Chi

13 Cocktail party attire

14 Kinds sketch

21 Brahma right after

planting, as seedlings

23 Source of services

25 Journalist Purse

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29 Uncovered

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32 First post to perform

at the Super Bowl

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PAGE 1 | SECTION C | SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 | CHICAGOTRIBUNE.COM

Mets left fielder Luis Robert Jr. heads to the dugout before the start of a game against the White Sox at Rate Field in Chicago on Friday. CHRIS SWEDL/CNICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS

WHITE SOX

'BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY'

Robert Jr. reflects on his time on the South Side as he returns to Rate Field for first time since trade to the Mets

By LaMond Pape [CHICAGO TRIBUNE]

Luis Robert Jr. was glad to be back at Rate Field on Friday. Even though there were a few differences.

"It feels great to return," the outfielder said through an interpreter. "But at the same time, it feels a little weird coming through the way of the visitors. It feels a little strange. It feels a little bit foreign. But I'm very excited to be back."

Robert, a key contributor for the Chicago White Sox from 2020-21, returned Friday to his former home with the New York Mets as the team began a three-game series. He was traded to the Mets in the offseason.

Robert described his time with the Sox as having "a lot of fights and lows, both personally as a player and as a team."

He had to go and injury-related down major-league seasons with the club, slashing, 209/315/455 with 101 doubles, two

Mets left fielder Luis Robert Jr. answers questions from reporters in the dugout before the game.

UP NEXT

Mets at White Sox 6:01 p.m. Saturday CHDN

triples, 102 home runs, 298 RBIs, 518 runs and 102 stolen bases in 177 games.

Robert played tremendous defense, earning a Gold Glove Award in 2020. All of his talents were on display in 2023 when he was named an American League All-Star while finishing with 16 home runs and 80 RBIs.

But he was slowed at times by injuries. Robert played at least 100 games in three seasons — the 2020 season was shortened to 40 games because of the pandemic — with 10 in 2025 being the second-most in his career.

See ROBERT on Page C2

CUBS

Reliever Palencia activated from IL

By Meghan Montamaro CHICAGO TRIBUNE

SEATTLE — The Chicago Cubs bullpen has "a/Grandma" back.

The Cubs activated right-handed reliever Daniel Palencia from the 40-day injured list before Friday's senior opener against the Seattle Mariners at T.Mobile Park. In a corresponding move, the Cubs optioned right-hander Javier Annal to Triple-A Iowa.

Palencia isn't expected to slide back into the closer role immediately as the Cubs look to ease him back with a bonus on his workhead. The 26-year-old has been limited to 16-5 innings in 39 big-league appearances this year because of an oblique 40-att and a flexor strain. The latter had sidelined Palencia since June 16.

"For me, having this opportunity to be part of this and to have the chance to help the team is awesome for me," Palencia said Friday. "Like, that's what I want to be. I want to be part of this thing."

"I'm here to help my team, and I'm here open to every opportunity. I just want to pitch. Just want to be that guy, you know? That guy you can trust."

Veteran right-hander Jacob Walsh stepped up in Palencia's absence. Webb owns a 25-game score loss appearance struck listing to June 24. During that stretch, Webb has allowed 12 hits and 10 walks while striking out 24 batters in 23-5 innings with seven saves.

Palencia saved 22 games for the Cubs in 2025, when he posted a 2.95 ERA and struck out 65 batters in 22-5 innings over 54 appearances.

The Cubs also added infielder Gabriel Arias to the roster after claiming hits off waivers from the New York Mets and designated infielder Owen Miller for assignment.

Arias, 26, spent most of this season with the Cleveland Guardians, posting a .244/.284/.386 dash line in 42 games. He gives the Cubs a better defense first shortstop to back up Ma-a Hoerner while Danity Swanson is on the IL with a left oblique strain that likely will sideline him for at least four weeks.

Cubs reliever Daniel Palencia celebrates after getting the final out against the Reds on May 7 at Mingley Field. TERRENCE ANTHONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

UP NEXT

Cubs at Mariners 6:03 p.m. Saturday MPWR-50

BEARS PLAYERS TO WATCH

WR Thomas back from injury ahead of 2nd preseason game

Coaches look to evaluate if OT Benedet is just as good on the left side against Bengals

By Phil Thompson CHICAGO TRIBUNE

The Chicago Bears had a productive joint practice with the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday. After no other reason than to expose some worry that might have shown up so far in training camp.

Coach Ben Johnson gave no indication what his (loving will look like for the Bears' second preseason game Saturday 10 a.m., Feb. 02) at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati.

But whatever the mix, there will be plenty of camp battles to track.

Here are 10 players to watch against the Bengals.

UP NEXT 1 Preseason Game 2

Bears at Bengals Room Saturday, Feb 02 Season opener: Bears at Panthers, noon Sept. 15, Nov 02

1. WR ZAVION THOMAS

Thomas returned to camp Tuesday after missing a week of practice with a knee injury. During the joint practice, Thursday he caught a pass from Caleb Williams for a first down and another from Case Kierman for a touchdown.

It will be interesting to see how the Bears choose to deploy Thomas in his first preseason action. He could see some return work and reps with the starters (whatever counts as "starters" Saturday) or be eased back.

Bears wide-receiver Zavion Thomas runs with the ball after catching a pass during training camp at Walau Hall on Aug. 5 in Lake Forest. STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

See BEARS on Page C2

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Coming up

Team	Saturday	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday
BEARS	@CIN (enh.)	6 p.m.	Fox-32
CUBS	@SEA	6:15 p.m.	WPWR-50	@SEA	3:10 p.m.
WHITE SOX	NYM	6:10 p.m.	CHSN	NYM	1:10 p.m.
SKY		IND	6 p.m.	NBC-5
FIRE	@NYR	6:30 p.m.	Apple TV
STARS		LOU	1 p.m.	CBSSN

CUBS

Cubs to face Mariners prized pitching prospect

Anderson will make his MLB debut on Saturday in Seattle

By Andrew Duane ASSOCIATED PRESS

SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners prized full-hander Kade Anderson will make his major-league debut Saturday to start against the Chicago Cubs, manager Dan Wilson said Friday.

Anderson, 22, is the top pitching prospect and No. 5 prospect overall, according to MLB.com. He dominated the competition in his first minor-league season, going 10-1 with a 1.06 ERA in 10 starts for Double-A Arkansas. He struck out 120 bothers and walked 13 in 93-1 outings.

The Mariners selected Anderson with the No. 3 pick in the 2025 draft out of 1,051. When he takes the second Saturday, Anderson will become the first player from his draft class to make his major-league debut.

"It's excited about that," Wilson said. "What an incredible season Kade Anderson has had down at the Double-A level. It's extremely exciting to have him here and we're excited to get him on the monochromatom."

It is unclear yet if Anderson will be making a spot start to help the Mariners form a six-man rotation or take the place of one of the five right-handed starters. In early August, Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said Anderson would begin his MLB career as a starter.

"We're not going to put Kade in the ballpen," Dipoto said. "He's the best starting pitcher in the minor leagues."

There is no obvious candidate for Anderson to replace. After the Mariners traded

Mariners prospect Kade Anderson delivers during the MLB Falcons Game at Citizens Bank Park on July 12, in Philadelphia, as BELLIS/GETTY

right-hander Luis Castillo to the Chicago White Sox ahead of the trade deadline, they still were left with former All-Stars Logan Gilbert and Bryan Woo, former first-round pick Emerson Hancock, George Kirby and Bryce Miller.

Woo, who originally was scheduled to start Saturday, left his last outing after 78 pitches because of shoulder soreness. But Woo has remained with the team since his most recent appearance. Wilson doesn't envision as injured the play for Woo, who could miss his most scheduled start.

Anderson, who arrived in Seattle on Friday, joins the club at a time when it is in need of reinforcements.

The Mariners entered Friday at 00-68 after

the Milwaukee Browns beat them 7-6 a day earlier. They are 8-9 over their last 14 games and at four games back of the Houston Astros in the AL West. Earlier this week, the Browns beat the Mariners 22-6, which matched baseball's modern era record for the most lynxidad shutout.

"Where we're at with the season and how we feel like this last month plus of baseball shakes up, and I think Kade is a guy that can help us in that department," Wilson said.

The Mariners won the AL West and reached the AL Championship Series last season. The Cubs, meanwhile, entered Friday at 74-84 and held the top wild-card spot in the National League.

HOW TO WATCH CUBS' NATIONAL BROADCAST SATURDAY — MOVED DUE TO CONFLICT WITH BEARS

A conflict with the Chicago Bears preseason game Saturday night is forcing the national broadcast of the Cubs game against the Seattle Mariners to a secondary channel.

After the April 4 Cubs-Gearnham game in Cleveland — scheduled for a Fox Sports national broadcast — got cured out, the network was allowed to choose another Cubs game. Fox opted for Saturday's 6-10 p.m. game in Seattle, one of three MLB games dated nationally that night.

Because it is national broadcast, the Cubs game won't air simultaneously on Marquee Sports Network.

However, the Bears' 6 p.m. preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals will be broadcast locally on Fox-32. That is forcing the Cubs-Mariners game to air in the Chicago area on Box Chicago (WPWR-60).

Fox Chicago's is available on Channel 8 on Comeart, and the Cubs-Mariners game also can be streamed on YouTube TV, Hulu—Live TV, the Fox Sports app and the Fox One app.

Fox-32/WPLZ6 is the Bears' official broadcast partner for preseason games, giving them priority on the main Fox channel in the Chicago area over the Cubs' national Fox broadcast.

— Stephen Merenowicz, Chicago Tribune

Meta left fielder Luis Robert Jr. stands in the dugout before the start of a game against the White Sox at Rate Field in Chicago on Friday. CHRIS SWEDA/CINCAMO TRIBUNE

ROBERT

from a age 21

As for the team, the Sox reached the play-offs in each of his first two seasons, winning a division title in 2023. But the Sox were a 100-foot team in each of his last three years, including a modern-era major-league record 121 defeats in 2024.

"When I first got here, the team played really well," Robert said. "But these last few years we didn't get the job done the way that we wanted to. But at the same time, I can look back at it as a beautiful journey, a beautiful experience for me."

Former teammates such as Sox third baseman Miguel Vargas said Robert was helpful

in a variety of ways.

"Especially in 24, when I wasn't having a very great time," Vargas said Friday. "Especially he welcomed me in the clubhouse (after Vargas was traded in the team in July of 2024). First guy to text me when I got traded here.

"So, he's my brother. Besides baseball, he's my brother personally. I think what he means to me and the impact he's had on my life has been amazing."

Sox manager Will Vendle enjoyed working with Robert last season.

"One of the guys I was really excited to manage getting this job," Vendle said Friday. "Obviously the talent that he is and the things that he's been able to do on the field and then to get to know him more and

understand how hard he works behind the scores, how hard he plays on the field and just his passion for the White Sox and baseball, and just everything that he put into doing his best out there.

"It was just an awesome guy to be around." The Sox traded Robert to the Meta for info@tor/softwhite/ Lunsanget Acuña and minor-league right-handed pitcher Truman Pauley on Jun. 20.

Robert said the success the Sox are having this season "doesn't surprise me at all."

"Before I got traded in the offseason, I saw the moves they were making and the necessary moves to improve the team and that's what they were doing," Robert said. "So seeing how they are playing right now doesn't surprise me at all.

"Obviously I'm not with the team anymore, but this is a team that I was with a long time and it will always have a special place in my heart, so I keep tabs on the results of the games and I'm really proud to see how they've been performing this season."

Robert came into Friday's game slashing 2(0/2/09) 36-2 with seven home runs and 19 REIs in 40 games this season. He was on the injured list from April 10-July 20 with a lumbar spine disc herniation.

"This season has been pretty similar to how other parts of my career have gone, where I've been hurt, where I've been off the field," Robert said. "The most important thing for me is to finish the season strong and go out there and try to be the best version of myself."

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Ask the Reporter

Brad Biggs

I've got to know how they plan to work Only Trophic back into the mix.

—@Doron2006 There were a handful of questions about Trophic's return from a ruptured patch Jar tendon and the physically unable to perform for after he practiced for the first time Sunday. My mind is curious is the frozen will you end slowly and we how he body responds. The last thing anyone wants is for Trophic to push himself beyond a point that he's physically comfortable handling, especially after he has made each in more, does propose in a committed offseason of rehabilitation.

I think back to this time last year and wonder if the frozen and Breaton Jones ఇంకley patient's little too quickly to a bid for him to do on the field for the start of the season. His strength clearly wasn't all the way back after he suffered a fractured left ankle near the end of the 2024 season. It affected by a few physically and mentally. If the frozen had it to do over again, would they have tapped the broken on Jones' return a little bit? I don't know but it's worth wondering.

Certainly they don't want to throw Trophic into action and the child's result. How long that will take. I'm not sure anyone can see definitely. The frozen had a padded practice Tuesday, and as best I could tell, Trophic participated only in individual drills. They will bring him along with custom, and there will be another practice in full path, and the whole day. You can't do it. If you're not sure, I'll go to the schedule to similar next week, with two practices in full path, one in that drills, 7mm, with the 7.5mm.

After that, you get to the week off between the preseason and regular season. Players are generally off from Thursday to Sunday, so the team might fit in any practice in full path, we must. Then you're into game work, for the team of the quickly running, a real practice on quality get Trophic ready to go.

Try a race to see how quickly we can rebuild the confidence. Your Johnson said, 'We're going to look different for him than it is anybody else just in terms of how we continue to integrate him into drills, team drills, things like that. But we felt like this was a good opportunity for the next course of training camp for the padded practices that we're going to have that give him a chance to start building their confidence backup again.'

A couple of folks wondered if Trophic could be ready for the Sept. 10 opener at Cordless I wouldn't put anything past him, given how he has to do all on the standard trial. But the would really be pausing it, and the chican aren't comfortable with him contingency plans at left tackle — Jones, Aulick Wills Jr., Kiran Amegadiner or Thee Bender! — shame on them to ease their were could take some and some time to get the best. I don't know if Trophic would return at all in 2026.

Jones and Bender right time with the first unit Tuesday, and if it expect that to be the case again when they tangle with the Bengals on Thursday.

There are a lot of factors to consider when it comes time to form the 15-man roster if Trophic is fully ready, great. No problem. If the team has the first class but maybe a couple of weeks off, what does the depth chart hold like as you did from if there are other teams, I think it's a problem when it's time to make cuts? Can they carry an offseason Kanman when out ready to play? Do they need the roster spot?

Then have to be possible to the Bears and the other to go to the 2024 season ever and aim to have him available after the four-game minimum or something close to that. If that's the case, they can get into valuable practice time in the next couple of weeks. If they are to be the case, it's they working out and then hope for an option around Week 5. That will would be considerable ahead of the timetable the team loosely discussed in January and even March.

The next week, when the training are higher on Trophic now than when he was drafted. They save him as having a good chance to be a single part of the future. The last thing they want to do is push him along too fast and encounter a defeat.

What are the chances to be for him in on the 52-years roster to start the season? — Aristotle C. Chicago

Given that Ben Johnson has delivered the most answers possible when asked for updates on the 52-years roster. Rating with a lot of information here. Considering we're in the middle of the second week of the preseason and Gordon remains on the PUP list. If not, it doesn't often bring on the 10-16-2026 season. The first in a summer box, Gordon was to bring to return last summer from each 6mm injury suffered in the first week of August, and then he had a hamstring injury flow up before the Week 1 game against the Minnesota Vikings.

He has an extensive history with soft-tissue injuries. Roughly the were largely contained in the offseason and preseason before he tipped his control of extension in the 2026 season. He seems a lot of game time before he got paid.

Now that he has one a three-year, 160 million extension, he can't get on the field and no one is going to do about it, least of all Johnson. You'll have a very difficult time convincing me there's not some sort of experience. I'm not sure if you can do the purse at this point, it that something that can be mended if I don't know. We're unlikely to hear much from Johnson about Gordon until he is arrested for return to practice.

I'm not sure if you can do that. New York Yankees shortstop David, Jeter at Halsey Hall in old to players. The Hall of Famer's visit went over well. Maybe the Bears should get Good as to say it with another team. I'm not sure if you can do that. I'm not sure who went on the injured list Monday with an oblique strain. Preseason told reporters it's the first soft-tissue he has suffered in his 10 year big-league career. Maybe he'd have some good ideas for Gordon.

Bears with resident JF Richardson runs a 9-8 during-squint practice with the Bengals on Thursday in Cincinnati. CAROLYN KATZENAP

BEARS

from Page C1

It likely won't be anything as exotic as what Johnson has planned for the regular season, but coaches have been trying the rookies to various risks from various spots on the field to see how they handle it.

Last week Johnson's counsel Thomas among the offensive players who 'study their take off' to learn the breadth of the playbook.

'You bring in some new goes, some young guys,' he said. 'Has also Zavien, for example. Now you can get out. They just do what Bob (Oduan) does. And do what Rob (Raymond) does.' That's when the thing really takes off.

'And Zavien is on his stuff because he's just watching them and doing what they do.'

2. OT THED BEMIDET

Bengals gave raiders just the better of Bender on a couple of plays Thursday — one of which was rated a safety hit film looking to rebound from that performance.

Bender started at right tackle in the preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns while Darnell Wright sat. Bender's received one at left tackle with this second unit at practice Tuesday, and he'll play three years with Bender.

Johnson said Bender has been an assert in the running game, and coaches want to see if he can bring that element to the left side.

'We like how he runs off the ball,' Johnson said. 'The play with good pad level and body lean and he's able to display a defender.'

It was the poor (protection) that was just a little bit behind, and so that was really his mission throughout the offseason was to make sure he's in the right body position to where he's not leaning forward in the pass yet. He's still popularly with his back.

Bender took over at left tackle in Week 4 against the Las Vegas Raiders last season, but he struggled in the role and ended in their Trophic after seven games.

The offseason, Johnson said, 'We've seen a guy that's in better positions fundamentally to where he's not leaning, and getting how the way it was to say, up, how to really unconjugated with what that looks like.'

3. BE JAMMER SHRINER

Johnson had an outskiss (three for a loss) and two weeks against the Browns, and he recovered the fumble he forced on one of his racks.

The 2024 underdog free agent out of James Madison spent all of last season on the practice squads. But debaters coordinator Donna Allen said Kromah may get some back with the first unit.

Allen said Kromah is one of the players who has been killed from the stuff's focus on technology.

'When you see it and they see the results of when you do it exactly right, you have success and therefore success breeds success.' Allen said. 'It's been really impressed with what I've seen.'

Kromah told the Tribune after last week's game that while he felt he performed well against the Miami Dolphins last preseason, his performance against the Browns was an excellent.

Is it perfect? It's never going to be perfect," he said. 'You're always going to make mistakes. But as long as your attitude and effort is there, that's one thing you can control and that's going to show a lot.'

4. OF MAJOR MICHAMASIS

Michamasis started at nickel corner against the Browns and also saw some reps outside. He dropped running back Styles Sarayson for an gain on a first-quarter reception, but later in the series he lost KC Carcogum in traffic on an 11-year reception.

He is today, that's something up to camp, and then the preseason game, the speed is a little different - women that huckers 7-7 Edwards said. 'Then you go to the first regular season game and the speed is a little different. All these things you've just got to take as they come.'

Michamasis also played many of his reps in the 1st during the past practice with the Bengals.

Allen was asked what he wants to see from Michamasis on Saturday.

'It's a little and it's simple, but just because to give a little hit better such and every day,' he said. 'He's got the right mindset. He's got some confidence. He's aggressive in a courage. This will be a great tool to give against these receivers and see where we're at.'

Bears defenses and James Kromah are issues, Bourns quarterback Oltion Gubriel in the fourth quarter Aug. 16 at Entire Park. Jones, a international National

5. DE DAVID ODEYINGBO

He has heard the statement storms that a hunch and they're a dangerous one and that the Bears wouldn't want to call the farm for the likes of Max's Creole.

'I don't find a offensive,' Odeyingbo said earlier this month. 'It's restricted about at the end of the day.'

Mill Edwards couldn't resist cracking a joke about it.

'I see him every day and I'm like,' Yes God mentioned today.' Edwards said. 'He I don't right into it.'

All holding aside, Edwards has watched Odeyingbo's drive while rebalking the Ashline to take his new against the Bengals in Week 5 but only 2nd in the 2nd quarter, and the working for way back from a broken Illiain housemmed during the play-off game against the Los Angeles Rams in January.

It was a bit for the Bears, who didn't add much to the 2nd in the offseason, to have Odeyingbo back at the beginning of training camp. He started against the Browns last week.

'You've been awesome since he's gotten back, and I hope we have him back,' Edwards said. 'He's been killing it so it's been lost.'

6. CD DONTAS MANNING

The second year, and all the 6 free agent out-of-frequent spent all of last season on the injury practice squad. He has been getting a lot of work in camp, partially because of how many injuries have plagued this secondary.

It's also because of how much coaches have committed to having how their depth players perform in various roles, rather than integrating them to certain positions.

Manning and Josh Blackwell have also started at outside center, though both started in the 2024 season against the Browns. While Bengals started back in the 2nd quarter, they have a deep position group with348 in Boston and rookie Collee Young.

7. BB BETTTAIN BROWN

The Browns game served as a reminder that Brown can't out of the third-running back competition.

James Edwards is the last turned back all camp, prepped in the third quarter with a wearing, 69-yard circle and curator crunch down.

Two series later, Brown answered with a 6-yard touchdown reception.

In Tuesday's practice, Brown featured outside the extra city, while Edwards dropped a pass on one play and was dropped for a loss on another.

But one practice or one preseason game won't start the unwind of preseasoners, which Brown didn't have to be a player - though the Bears have depended Coleman Bennett.

Special teams, when Brown has gotten more high in camp, will be a factor. However, John Winaenger's have major could weigh more than 10,000 times, and that two games last season on the practice squad.

'I've always got to high, right to get on a roster, fight to get on the 6 squad, fight to get on a team, whatever it costs,' Brown said. 'Same mindset for me. Always the goal is to

be a starting running back. That's what I'm honning.'

8. QB CASE KEENUM

Keenum is notable, and because his come spot is in sympathy, but because this game likely will be the most we've seen of him since he started for the Houston Texans in December 2024. The 10th year veteran could be in more for a lot of reps Saturday.

How much Williams plays, if at all, is undetermined, but Bengals could, for Tinker has and he won't play his starters. And Trism Bagnett is weak to work with a hamstring injury and didn't travel with the team.

Just could be, of Keenum and Billie Mink, who have ever several moments this week when you could see Keenum's experience in action, bathing or some of the young receivers to get to their proper spots before the reps. They could be unsatisfactory.

'You have the greatest rumours I've ever had in my career so far,' Dan Keenum's Bagnett said. 'Just being able to give insight to so many different things.'

9. MR JP RICHARDSON

Richardson spent almost all of last season on the practice squad, though he was convinced for the Week 17 game against the San Francisco Bruin.

His camp rest so far hasn't started as much as Kalon Davis', but Richardson has had his moments here and there. In the preseason opener, he had two catches for 34 yards.

After the top three of Oduans, Luther Barden III and Reimond, the Bears boast a deep receiver group that includes Thomas, Aldine Walker, Scotty Miller, Ray Ray, McCloud III, Maurice Alexander, Omari Kelly, David and Richardson.

That's a call ladder to climb.

However, wide receivers each last week have been able to see the team when while talking to reporters Wednesday.

'The other day to practice the last hit is up and that's what you expect,' Randle III said. 'You keep pushing them last year yet to the point where somebody's got to start separating themselves. That's the goal. So he showed up too.'

10. CS BEANIE BISHOP JR.

The former Pittsburgh theaters practice squad player signed with the Bears on Aug. 9 and didn't want them with his new opponent. He had two unscrupulous against the Browns with 14 yards in contact and gap.

However, Bishop is suspended for the first three regular season games for some of a violation of the league policy in attendance of these, and a couple of flashes of preseason brilliance won't be enough to secure a roster spot.

'It's still family exposure at this point, but you can't even find half-putbacks in the future, had in the game,' Ben Johnson said Thursday. 'It's good to get him out there and compete. We're looking for guys that are really on the back end and after to give man a chance to be a good one.'

'And so that's something we'll be able to evaluate here today: (or the joint practice) certainly on Saturday and going forward with him. He for a go as good of an opportunity as anybody.'

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BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUE

EAST AFRICAN
	W	L	Pct	GR	W/GR
Yarvan Party	76	72	100
New York	68	66	100	0	+0.5
Random	68	50	100	0	+0.5
Yarvan's	63	63	100	1	+0.5
W/Research	63	63	100	1/4%	0

CENTRAL AFRICAN

	W	L	Pct	GR	W/GR
Chicago	64	62	100
Minnesota	63	63	102	3%
Cincinnati	62	62	100	0%
Chicago	62	62	100	0%
Kansas City	58	58	100	12	0%
WEST AFRICAN
	W	L	Pct	GR	W/GR
Houston	64	64	100
Texas	63	63	102	0	+0.5
Chicago	63	63	100	0	+0.5
Los Angeles	63	63	100	0	+0.5
Las Vegas	63	63	100	0	+0.5
Alabama	60	70	100	25	1%

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B. AMERICAN	64	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Alaska	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Florida	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Indiana	6	6	0	0	0%
Texas	6	6	0	0	0%
TEXAS
B. AMERICAN	6	6	0	0	0%

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SCOREBOARD

NFL pressroom

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

EAST BIRTHDAY

	M	F	PG	AP	W
WURZBACH	5	4	2:00	1:00	1:00
WALDING	5	4	2:00	1:00	1:00
WILFORD	5	3	2:00	1:00	1:00
WILFORD	5	3	2:00	1:00	1:00
WINTER BIRTHDAY	5	4	2:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Thornton	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Warrington	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Washington	5	3	1:00	1:00	1:00
Houston	5	3	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Baltimore	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Pittsburgh	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Cincinnati	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Cincinnati	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Dayton	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
L.A. (Oregon)	5	4	2:00	1:00	1:00
San Diego	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
San Diego	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
CHEN	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Washington	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Washington	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Houston	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Chicago Bay	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Carolina	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
New Orleans	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Long Beach	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Jacksonville	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
New Orleans	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
Fort Worth	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
San Francisco	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
San Francisco	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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	M	F	PG	AP	W
San Diego	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
San Francisco	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00

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Chicago	5	4	1:00	1:00	1:00
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6 Chicago Tribune | Section C | Saturday, August 22, 2026

NATIONAL SPORTS REPORT

Shorts

AS,ING KNEE TO KEEP SINNER OUT OF US OPEN

Top-ranked Janaki Sutani withdrew from the U.S. Open on Friday, unable to recover from a night lapse injury that has stabilized him since winning the Wimbledon title. Sutani beat Alexander Zverev last year, and he recived straight title at the All England Club, but there pulled out of the hard court to implement a Montreal

and Cincinnati that saves a 4-average for the U.S. Open. The 24-year-old Sutani wrote Friday that he won't be ready when the main draw begins on Aug. 30. 'Even thought I have been working hard without team and my medical staff we can't see that he make the difficult decision that I will not be able to compete at the U.S. Open this year,' Sutani wrote in a post on X. 'We have been back on court in Miami, California, the last couple of days and have realized that I will need more time to recover.' Sutani was the 2024 U.S. Open team who was best on the 2024 U.S. Fair year's final. Alcaraz posted on social media on Thursday that he would be ready to place in the club after he has been out of action since April because of a right water injury. The rivalry between those two has dominated much reason in recent years, and they met in the last three Grand Slam finals in 2024.

DEGRON BEACHES MILESTONE IN SHORT ORDER

Aside defense reached 2,000 career strikeouts in the second-5-week games and innings pitched in major league history when the Rangers night-bunder banned the first two halters among his 85 K's in a 2-5 win over the Nationals in Thursday night. DeGron struck out Decker Lila and Alexander Ortiz. He received a standing

oration and achieved the 2-4 win for the 2024 World Series. He received a standing

TOP PICK MENDOZA SHOWING GROWING PAINS

Toy-yuk Bernasek Mendoza is finding a legal ally that he has shot at work to do so he begins his NFL career. Mendoza struggled in his second preseason game, throwing an interception that Sutani continued for a touchdown before the Raiders rallied late for a 22-20 victory over the Texans on Thursday night. Mendoza, the Herman

Trophy winner who led Indiana to a national title, played the first half and went 6-4/2 for 96 yards. The performance came after he threw a touchdown pass in his preseason debut last week against Arizona playing behind KLM Coaches. 'It came away with there's a lot more learning to do, and although that months you may have had a lot of success at another level, this level is a whole step further and that the margins are so small, and that one step must be can lead to competition.' Mendoza said. On Thursday, Mendoza's third pass was over the rest of an interception by Wada Wouda, who returned 8-10 yards for a touchdown that made it 16-0. Mendoza was a lot of success and he served either him playing against Houston's second-string defense. 'I think there's plenty to close up, plenty to get better at,' Las Vegas coach Klint Kubick said. - Associated Press

COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEC PREVIEW

Best-case scenario: Back on top

Loaded league hopes it can definitely be. Big Ten, end 3-year CFP championship drought

By Mark Lively ASSOCIATED PRESS

Klaus Alabama and Georgia. Point fingers at Auburn, Florida, 1,051 Oklahoma, Tennessee, 1,000 Texas has

The Southeastern Conference, once the most dominant league in the land, lost its stranglehold on college football over the last three years. The organization that boasts a combined 19 national championships since 1990 hasn't even made the title game since Georgia went in all its back-to-back years to close out the 2021-22 season.

It's a drought the league desperately would like to end this season. But the path back to the top could be harder with the additions of a team of conference game, then, it provides teams with an extra chance to prove they belong in the 12-team College Football Play-off.

It's also another potential loss on postseason reunion.

'It creates, without question, the most demanding arm of football schedules in all of college football,' SEC Commissioner Greg Sanders said last month. 'We can has created the kind of weekly competition that exists in the Southeastern Conference. It's competitive that one time will experience every week because we believe we're the best conference on college football.'

The last three CFPs would say otherwise, especially when recalling no-shows by Alabama last year (against Indiana) and Tennessee (against Ohio State) the year before. The Big Ten has won three straight national titles.

The SEC is a combined 5-8 in the last three playoffs, with two of those victories coming against other league opponents.

SEC coaches were initially divided on a nine-game league time but eventually agreed under the game that the CFP would expand to their 2-6 years.

It struck 41-42, and over league coaches are back with more daunting schedules and the same access to the lucrative postseason tournament.

'Last anything in this world, if you want to be really good at something, you get to talk risk,' Texas coach Steve Sahlman said. 'There's calculated risks involved in life that you have to take... is the juice worth the superstar to eat.'

The league will have a better idea in four months.

Ultimately, though, SEC success will be decided in the CFP. After all, the league must find the most conference opponents in the regular season last year - including running records against the Atlantic Coast Conference, Big 12 and Big Ten - but ended up again watching the title game from afar.

QB 6-0-Manning holes to pass during Texas' 4-2-7 victory against Michigan last year's Texas Bowl. The Longhorns are considered one of natural favorites in the SEC to challenge for the conference championship and make the College Football Playoff. (www.ksfca.com)

Simply put, the SEC has been good but not great in recent years. In the league, lagging behind? Not even close. But the transfer portal and the ability to compensate players through revenue sharing as well as name, image and likeness deals have clearly minimized advantages: the league enjoyed for decades.

'I think it's great for the sport,' Georgia coach Kirby Smart said. 'I think having everybody competitive, more guys can be invited to the party and get to the party, mainly through the portal to a lot of ways.'

'It's not a one-team dominant program. It's really everybody.'

THE POWER STILL THE STANDARD The SEC has plenty of star power, which provides hope of ending the Big Ten's reign.

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chantabas, Texas quarterback in Oklahoma and South Carolina since LaSalle in 1989 and Dylan Stewart on just a few of the guys who could make a different.

Aldomaree over Ryan Coleman-Williams, Ole Miss running back Steven Lars, Texas receivers Cam Coleman and Ryan Wiggs, Georgia defensive back K.T. McKinn and Ellis Robinson FC and Antonio Sandecker Xavier Atkins also are seen to watch.

SIDELINE SEX The league has six new coaches in 2026, the largest turnout in League history. Athanas (Byron Silverbeld), Auburn (Alex Golski), Florida (Garrett and R. Kennedy) Will (Betsy LSU (Lana Kiffer) and Ole Miss (Pete Golding) have new guys on charge.

None of the changes caused as much of a win as Kiffer's move from Ole Miss to LSU. But all of them should provide compelling assertions.

NO CLEAR FAVORITE

This is the first season since 2015 that no SEC team received a first-place vote in the AP Top-21 preseason poll.

It's an indication of how much parity there is in the league.

Nonetheless, Georgia (plus 200) and Texas (plus 400) are the betting favorites to win the SEC.

Saldman (plus 400) and LSU (plus 400) are seen, it shows the Texas A&K's Oklahoma and Ole Miss at plus 1000.

Looking for a dark horse? Try Tennessee at plus 1000.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL MAC PREVIEW

Western Michigan boasts rare roster of returners

By Michael Maret

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Western Michigan is a rarity in today's college football universe.

The Mid-American Conference champions are showing a second straight league crown with some familiar names—quarterback Bro. Lowry, the 2021 MAC Offensive Player of the Year, quarterback, John Buckley, the title game MVP, and cornerback Jarvatan Smith. In fact, ongoing MAC coach of the Year Lance Taylor boasts he didn't lose a single career in the transfer portal.

'That's not a say for any program, especially on this Western Michigan, and it's the product of some of the preseason favorite.

'We had a lot of guys who played really good for us last year, could have gone to bigger schools and made a lot more money than we could have good times - and they turned down to the best of other back,' Taylor said. 'You know, winning is fun and I think they like winning, so they wanted to come back and do some more winning.'

But the famous understand that repeating an example is about a season return as it is for a MAC team to keep its top players.

Western Michigan was the birth school to win the crown since 2020, and the last back-to-back champions was Northern Illinois in 2011 and 2012.

The biggest challenge could come from Miami (Illinois, which followed in 2021) this run with two straight names—syth}^{*nloo}. The Bullhawks are picked to thank second again as they try to become the third team in conference history to each four straight title game.

'It's critical every year,' longtime Miami coach Chuck Martin said. 'So it doesn't really matter what happened last year - the guys are all now.'

Except at Western Michigan.

QB CAROUSEL

Western Michigan isn't the only team with an incumbent starting quarterback.

The DeShields is back at Kent State and Noah Kim returns at Eastern Michigan after receiving an eligibility waiver to return for his seventh college season. Central Michigan and Miami also could promote quarterbacks who were identified game last season, while longtime backups Nick Peeble of Ohio and John Alan Richter of Toledo may finally earn QB1nd.

Potential newcomers include Bowling Green's Austin Norwood, a transfer from Oregon, UMass 'Williams' 'Pep' 'Winston III,' who played at Virginia Tech, Carson Conklin, who has returned to Sacramento State after a brief stop at Procter State, and Raven Puffettinger, who is making Alison his fourth career stop.

ANOTHER NEWCOMER

Former Football Championship Subdivisions school has unseen there has joined the league as a football-only member, replacing Northern Illinois. UMass rejoined the league last year, but the Horners still expect to be competitive.

'We have a prove-a-maturity,' first-year Sacramento State coach Alonzo Carter said. 'We've lost going to worry about the travel. We've all about proving we belong in the MAC.'

COACHING CHANGES

Carter isn't the MAC's only first-year coach. She presented offensive coordinate on John Blumens and a 2-0 loss in the following the first of Brian Smith in December. Blumens is the first year that he took in three years. Kent State dropped the inter in up from each State. The Carter's title and leader, and Toledo hired Mike Active from March after longtime coach Jason Candle took the 10-year-old.

TRASH TIMES

UMans was the only Bowl Subdivision school with a widow, record in 2025 and entered the fall with the student's degree after losing streak at 18.

It has not earned a bowl bid since joining the PBS in 2012 and is tied with Loui-

siana-Monroe for the longest active bowl drought.

Alison ranks third on the bowl drought list, last appearing in 2017, while Kent State and Bull State are tied for eighth, last going in 2022.

MAC teams produced three of the nine window teams in the pandemic-shortened 2019 season and the only two since UMass and Kent State in 2024.

OTHER NAMES TO KNOW

Bull State offensive tackle Chris Hood is one of the natural raiders offensive in March 6 during it.

Toledo defensive end Andrew Zack won the 2020-2021 NRLN team Award in the PLEA top defensive player. He had 11 1-4 and a 4-4-6 lead record 22 quarterback barters at Mercer.

Bowling Green defensive end Erny George is the one of coach Eddie George, the 1995 Houston Trophy winner. Palcons running back Austin Dandy, ranked for 100 yards in each of his first three games last season after missing the first seven games.

Kent State offensive lineman Boston Crowell was diagnosed with leukemia this summer and is undergoing treatment. The Golden Flashes also hired former NFL All-Pros senior specialist And Colt's as special teams analyst.