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《纽约邮报》，2026年8月11日，星期二

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哦，这视野开玩笑呢！

球迷被比尔队“忽悠”了

作者：埃里希·里希特

布法罗比尔队的球迷被自己的球队搞得措手不及。

球迷们花费数千美元续订了即将启用的全新22 亿美元亿Highmark体育场的新赛季套票，并期待随之而来的奢华体验。然而，一些球迷却发现自己的视野被遮挡，无法看到完整的球场。

球迷们对看台栏杆和附着其上的玻璃感到不满，这些障碍物高度至少有三英尺，此外还有部分柱子遮挡了至少部分端区的视线。

一位名叫梅丽莎·沃布莱夫斯基的球迷表示，她曾被“保证”新赛季套票的视野不会受到遮挡，但栏杆却挡在了她的视线前。

“我们多次询问是否会有遮挡，因为这确实是个问题，”沃布莱夫斯基说，“我们被告知那张图片只是效果图，不会有遮挡。”

无论坐在哪个位置，比尔队的球迷都得为此付出高昂代价——新体育场的票价较旧体育场上涨了高达500%。

“我的上一套旧体育场的季票位于较低区域，价格更贵，他们一开始试图向我推销我原来的座位，$5,000每个座位的[个人座位许可证]费用和$2,500每个座位的赛季套票费用，”一位名叫凯文·克鲁格的球迷告诉《纽约邮报》，“因此，要成为我原来座位的季票持有者，起步成本就是$15,000。”

“负担不起”

另一位球迷曾在旧体育场的100区下层看台拥有座位，但由于昂贵的个人座位许可证（PSL）费用，他被迫放弃了这些高级座位。

“在旧体育场，我为这些座位支付的费用不到$2,500，且没有PSL费用，”这位比尔队球迷说，“他们试图向我展示与旧体育场座位相当的新座位，第一年两个座位的季票费用将是$15,000……我当时就想——‘嗯，负担不起。’”

比尔队对球迷的不满做出了回应，向《纽约邮报》发表声明：“周六的训练是测试新体育场的绝佳机会。我们目前正在根据首次活动后收到的内部和外部反馈，处理设施运营相关问题。我们将利用接下来的6周时间完善细节，为9月17日周四的主场揭幕战做好准备。”

杰克逊的 绝佳视野

巨人队 相关报道 第48-49页

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红苹果

妈咪的土地

拉玛·杜瓦吉 前往叙利亚和黎巴嫩。

带警察去中东

《纽约邮报》获悉，市长马姆达尼的妻子拉玛·杜瓦吉下个月将前往叙利亚和黎巴嫩——并将带上负责这对“第一夫妇”安保的、由纳税人资助的纽约市警察局警员。

知情人士透露，杜瓦吉将于9月20日开始前往中东地区，目的地是美国国务院为美国人发布“切勿前往”警告的国家，原因是当地局势危险。

熟悉安保细节的消息人士表示，这位被市长称为“私人性格”的第一夫人在上个月出国时未要求警方保护，但此次要求纽约市警察局提供安保。

29岁的叙利亚裔美国艺术家杜瓦吉在其网站上自称“叙利亚插画师”。她的父母是来自大马士革的叙利亚穆斯林。

马姆达尼的办公室证实了此次行程，并表示纽约市警察局的安保人员将陪同市长夫人。

“在纽约市警察局的强烈建议下，第一夫人的安保团队将在她前往叙利亚和黎巴嫩探亲时随行，”市长发言人多拉·佩凯茨表示。

市长办公室未就此次行程的细节或是否仅为探亲目的做进一步说明。

知情人士告诉《纽约邮报》：“这不是公务。对城市没有任何益处。”卡尔·坎帕尼尔

在阶级战争中的一剂清醒剂

《纽约邮报》社论版

为韦恩·奥齐法官叫好，他阻止了曼达尼市长的第二住宅税。

至少目前暂时阻止了这项政策中最离谱的部分：在8月31日的听证会前，纽约市必须撤下一份包含数十万业主姓名的名单，这些业主“可能”需要缴纳这项阶级战争税。

曼达尼和霍楚尔州长将这项税收包装成只针对非本地居民，即那些拥有超豪华空置住宅的人——比如在亿万富翁大道上停放数千万美元资产的俄罗斯寡头，或是Zoh最爱抨击的资本家肯·格里芬。

然而，实际发出的“自证清白”信件却寄给了成千上万困惑不解的全职纽约居民，他们的普通住宅价值远低于曼达尼反复强调的“500万美元”门槛，因为霍楚尔的团队决定将合作公寓和公寓大厦的起征点定为100万美元。

你不仅被告知必须自行判断是否符合征税条件，还必须火速申请豁免，否则将面临财政局的处罚。

更糟的是：在州政府将范围缩小至17,000个可能目标后，曼达尼的手下公开发布了一份数据库，涉及数十万人——而纽约市明知这份名单的准确率仅有95%。

这种大规模“起底”行为只能被理解为毛式阶级斗争，旨在羞辱和恐吓激进分子的敌人。

这是一个警告：这场“运动”——包括如今领导“废除租金”运动的信托基金宝宝特蕾西·罗森塔尔——已经将你纳入视线，无论你是否符合这项税收的条件。

奥齐法官给了市政府律师一个解释的机会，但这显然表明，所有关于“公平”的喧嚣并不仅仅是通往种族正义的可疑途径：他们也在觊觎你的房产权益，并且迫不及待地想要染指。

佛州为曼达尼“签字”

佛罗里达州的商业推动者正在时代广场的中心地带“调侃”纽约市长曼达尼——感谢他将就业机会、企业和富裕居民送往南方，因为阳光之州正试图利用纽约人多年来的迁移浪潮。

佛罗里达州商会周一在百老汇与西43街的交界处揭幕了一块数字广告牌，将曼达尼称为佛罗里达州“年度经济开发者”，并宣称：“感谢你带来的工作机会！”

“我们想感谢他将工作机会、企业和人们从纽约推出——其中很多人来到了佛罗里达，”佛罗里达州商会CEO马克·威尔逊告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。

威尔逊表示，时代广场的广告牌与其说是在庆祝纽约的损失，不如说是在推广佛罗里达的经济模式。

“尽管佛罗里达州——”

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红苹果

税收暂缓执行

彼得·森扎米奇、马修·菲谢蒂、汉娜·菲里克、马特·特劳特曼 报道

“恐怖第二住宅”时代暂停了。

周一，反对备受争议的第二住宅税的纽约市业主们取得了初步胜利，一名法官出人意料地叫停了曼达尼市长对这项新税的扭曲推行。

斯塔滕岛最高法院法官韦恩·奥齐签发了临时限制令，有效暂停了这项针对豪华第二住宅的税收，直至至少8月31日就愤怒的业主提起的诉讼举行听证会。

法官禁止纽约市对财政局已发出的17,000份通知采取进一步行动，这些通知警告业主，除非申请豁免，否则可能面临五位数的税单。

霍楚尔推卸责任

曼达尼迅速承诺将对裁决提出抗争，并试图解除禁制令，让其社会主义“向富人征税”政策重新推行。

“我们不同意今天的裁决，但我们对‘临时住宅附加税’及纽约市公平有效执行该税的能力有信心，”市长发言人马特·劳申巴赫表示。

“这一附加税要求拥有价值$5百万美元或以上第二套住宅的人士为他们受益的城市贡献公平份额，”劳申巴赫称，“法律部门将立即提起上诉，这将暂缓该裁决，而市政府将继续推进‘临时住宅附加税’的实施。”

根据州议员和霍楚尔州长今年春季批准的法律，该税适用于价值至少$5百万美元的一至三户住宅，以及价值$1百万美元或以上、未被用作主要住所的合作公寓和公寓大厦。

这一爆炸性裁决为本已错综复杂的事件增添了新的转折——就在几小时前，霍楚尔刚刚呼吁曼达尼“简化”混乱的“临时住宅附加税”推行过程。

“我们不负责推行工作，”霍楚尔在布朗克斯的一个无关活动中告诉记者，“这是我们事先与市政府讨论过的事项。具体执行由市税务部门负责。”

在奥齐法官作出裁决后的另一份声明中，霍楚尔继续试图与该税的执行撇清关系。

“虽然这起关于税收执行的诉讼是市政府和法院需要解决的问题，但州长仍然认为，那些有能力在纽约市购买价值数百万美元第二套住宅的人，应当支付其公平份额，”霍楚尔的发言人表示。

霍楚尔此前曾力推对奢侈第二套住宅征税，声称这是让“俄罗斯寡头”和“沙特王子”支付公平份额的方式，如今却试图推卸责任。此前，曼达尼政府在推出该税时屡屡出错。

市政府官员最初公布了一个包含超过900,000名可能被征税的业主数据库，此前曼达尼曾警告富裕居民“回到五区时查看邮箱，因为你有邮件”。

这份名单让许多业主感到困惑，尤其是因为绝大多数房产似乎并不符合该税针对“非主要住所、未被占用住宅”的范围。

随后，市政府向17,000名业主发出通知，警告他们除非申请豁免，否则将被征税。这一混乱局面促使三名业主提起诉讼，称他们要么错误地收到了长期自住房产的通知，要么被列入了征税名单。

周五提交的诉讼称，曼达尼政府的税收推行“造成了大规模混乱”，因为市政府官员忽视了新法律明确授予他们用于全面评估征税资格的大量州数据。

名单必须撤下

诉讼称，市政府官员不公平地将这一负担强加给长期居住在纽约的居民，其中许多人不得不在最初设定的一个月期限内匆忙证明自己的资格。

两名提起诉讼的房主——雷切尔·奥布赖恩（Rachel O'Brien）和卡迈恩·莫拉诺（Carmine Morano），分别是市议员弗兰克·莫拉诺（Frank Morano）的妻子和父亲，两人均为史坦顿岛居民，且他们的住宅均被列入公布的税务名单。

第三名提起诉讼的房主是切尔西居民、自称曼达尼（Mamdani）支持者的西蒙·赫德利（Simon Hedley），根据诉讼文件，他收到了17,000封邮寄通知中的一封。

在法官做出裁决前，市政府已对诉讼提交了回应，辩称财政局（DOF）迄今已收到“3,801份对该部门关于主要居住地初步认定的质疑申请”。

法庭文件显示，赫德利在发起诉讼次日（周六）上传了纳税申报表后，其申诉已获批准。

市政府律师还辩称，所请求的限制令将阻止他们对已提交和正在处理的申诉采取行动，这些申诉总计可能接近8,000份。

市政府周一提交的回应称：“禁止财政局对这些申诉采取任何行动将剥夺许多房主及时获得申诉回复的权利。颁布暂时限制令暂停9月18日的截止日期，可能会误导纳税人推迟提交申请，进而导致这些延迟的行政申诉无法及时处理，以反映在11月15日的账单中。”

诉讼文件称，起诉房主“并未提出任何具有法律可诉性的主张，亦未指出任何无法弥补的损害”，因此无需将公布的租金名单从市政府网站上撤下。

奥齐（Ozzi）最终暂时支持了这三名房主。其裁决意味着市政府必须撤下包含900,000名纳税人的在线名单，且在下月底举行的下一次听证会前，不得基于该名单或邮寄通知采取任何行动。

赫德利在接受《纽约邮报》采访时表示，他对裁决结果感到满意，并承认在其上传税务文件后，市政府迅速做出了回应。

“我理解现在还是月底，所以时间并不充裕……”他谈及8月31日的听证会时说，“希望他们能借此机会更顺利地推进工作。”

该诉讼由曾在曼达尼前任埃里克·亚当斯（Eric Adams）手下担任第一副市长的律师兰迪·马斯特罗（Randy Mastro）提起。

在裁决前，曼达尼曾调侃马斯特罗参与诉讼，开玩笑道：“在纽约市，除了死亡、税收和兰迪·马斯特罗起诉本届政府，没有什么是更确定的事。”

嘲讽

“我们现在正在赢，我们不希望纽约输。我们希望其他州能对这种走向社会主义的举动说‘不’，对我们国家赖以建立的政策说‘是’，”他说道，“这不是为了炫耀胜利或看佛罗里达对纽约的比分。这真的是为了拯救我们的国家，使其免于疯狂。”

商会已开始考虑在其他城市开展未来版本的活动。

阿里尔·齐尔伯（Ariel Zilber）

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检察官担心连环醉驾非法移民潜逃 风险佐证无法援助被解雇海地人

作者：JORGE FITZ-GIBBON 及 ALEX OLIVEIRA

一名此前被驱逐出境的非法移民，因四次醉驾定罪，在量刑前被长岛法官释放，尽管检方担心其潜逃风险——此举令检察官愤怒不已，担心该罪犯可能逃避法律制裁。

36岁的巴勃罗·阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯（Pablo Aguilar-Alvarez）于上周五被陪审团裁定最新一项重罪醉驾指控成立，但萨福克县法官布莱恩·布朗斯（Bryan Browns）随即在未设保释金的情况下将其释放。

阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯——其重罪醉驾记录可追溯至2017年，另有2012年的类似轻罪记录——因最新罪行面临最高7年监禁。检方在庭上辩称，这名萨尔瓦多国民可能在10月2日量刑前潜逃。

“尽管此前多次重罪醉驾定罪，这名被告仍再次选择酒后驾车，将道路上的所有人置于危险之中，”萨福克县地区检察官雷·蒂尔尼（Ray Tierney）在声明中愤怒表示。

“即便现在陪审团已作出裁决，仍无任何措施阻止他再次酒后驾车，危及萨福克县居民的生命。”

目前尚不清楚阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯首次入境美国的时间，但他于2022年6月在美国第三次重罪醉驾后，于2024年3月被驱逐出境。

911报警举报

他设法重返美国，最近一次被捕发生在去年11月，当时其女友拨打911报警称他醉醺醺地踉跄进入南安普顿一家酒类商店补充酒精，检方表示。

尽管上周五已被陪审团定罪，他仍将在近两个月内保持自由，直至获知判决结果。

目前尚不清楚布朗斯为何决定释放阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯。

该法官此前曾在非营利组织法律援助协会（Legal Aid Society）萨福克县分部工作，该组织为弱势群体提供法律援助。蒂尔尼表示，该组织曾在阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯的案件中为其辩护。

布朗斯此前曾审理过醉驾案件，包括2022年一起涉及波兰籍男子的案件，该男子在被控醉驾致死后逃离美国。布朗斯在该男子被捕并引渡回美国后，下令对其不予保释——该男子此前亦有醉驾前科。

州法院行政办公室的一名代表周一未立即回应置评请求。

威胁： 巴勃罗·阿吉拉尔-阿尔瓦雷斯上周被定罪，此前已有四次醉驾前科，并于2024年3月被驱逐出境。

数十名海地市政工人在美最高法院裁定特朗普政府可撤销其“临时保护身份”（TPS）后遭市政府解雇——市长曼达尼周一承认，对此无能为力。

市政厅官员确认，这些工人的雇佣关系于7月24日终止，即其TPS身份到期之日，称至少有数十人受影响，但拒绝提供具体人数。

“关于市政府作出的决定，这是我们迫于联邦法律不得不做的选择，”曼达尼在曼哈顿下城一场无关新闻发布会上表示。

“只有特朗普总统有权恢复TPS或向受影响的TPS持有人授予延迟执行离境（DED）,”他表示。根据TPS计划，来自海地和叙利亚的逾350,000人在其祖国面临人道主义危机期间获准在美国生活和工作。叙利亚移民的TPS工作许可将于7月17日到期。

最高法院6月裁定，TPS背后的法律条款不允许司法审查，这意味着下级法院无法阻止特朗普总统撤销遣返保护的决定。

上周，一名联邦法官承认，根据最高法院的裁决，一项曾阻止联邦政府终止数十万海地人TPS身份的法院命令已不再生效。Hannah Fierick

她在短吻鳄袭击中幸存

一名佛罗里达州的游泳者被一只10英尺长的短吻鳄撕掉了手臂——这场凶残的袭击最终因一名反应迅速的船主吓跑了这只猛兽而得以幸存。

据FOX35报道，这名女子当时正在佛罗里达州中北部的银泉河上划桨板，短吻鳄抓住了她的手臂，将她拖入水下。

约翰·加马什当时正在自己的船上，听到呼救声后迅速驶向事发地点，吓跑了短吻鳄。Anthony Blair

痛击索菲后扮演受害者

WNBA暴力犯规引种族炒作

又是一天，又是一场令人疲惫的WNBA闹剧。

周六，芝加哥天空队的迪乔奈·卡林顿在快攻上篮时重击了索菲·坎宁安的头部。

卡林顿的“锁喉”动作看起来更像是WWE的试镜，而非篮球比赛。

印第安纳狂热队的后卫倒在地上，嘴唇流血——这一暴力犯规理所当然地让卡林顿被判2级恶意犯规并驱逐出场。

比赛中出现严重犯规并不罕见——尤其是当卡林顿在场上时。她的精彩集锦充斥着不必要且疯狂的犯规，包括扯头发、戳眼睛和几乎致人断头的动作。这似乎成了她的“标志”。

既然犯了错，就该付出代价。

被驱逐本应是这件事的终点，但卡林顿却利用自己的恶劣行为将自己推上受害者的位置，无耻地将种族因素注入这场明确属于危险动作的事件中。

媒体助攻

她冲进更衣室，可怜兮兮地发推称“白人特权”，并@印第安纳狂热队，暗示自己被驱逐是因为她——一名黑人女性——对一名白人女性犯规。

卡林顿或许在争夺联盟“卑鄙犯规女王”的头衔，但她绝非愚蠢之辈。作为前NFL球员达伦·卡林顿的女儿，她就读于私立预科学校，并拥有斯坦福大学的学位。

她了解特权，因为她拥有特权。

她也知道WNBA生态系统中的身份政治玩家会

肇事逃逸：

芝加哥天空队的迪乔奈·卡林顿（7）在周六对阵印第安纳狂热队的比赛中，因对索菲·坎宁安的“锁喉”犯规被驱逐出场。坎宁安因常识性的跨性别观点已成为左派的攻击目标。卡林顿被驱逐后发推称“白人特权”。

“我能扛得住”

不妨问问她的前队友悉尼·科尔森（Sydney Colson），后者在Threads上发帖称“爱死跨性别犯规了”。

这是一个领导力极其薄弱的联盟，口口声声标榜包容性，但谁要是不向进步议程低头，就休想被包容。在WNBA，重要的不是实力，而是顺从。

这让坎宁安更显勇敢。她背上有靶子，却没有哭着认输，也没有化作一滩道歉的泥水。

坎宁安说她从未真正与卡灵顿交谈过，“但我想她有些积怨。那就把你的屎都倒出来吧。没问题，我能扛得住。”

卡灵顿和她的支持者可能赞成强硬打法，但与坎宁安相比，他们不过是些脸皮薄的爱哭鬼。

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伊朗之战

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作者：罗尼·雷耶斯（RONNY REYES）

由于恶性通胀和失业率飙升，伊朗的痛苦指数创下91.1%的历史新高，而美国海军封锁可能令经济压力进一步加剧。

根据伊朗统计中心最新报告，该国痛苦指数——由同比通胀率（82%）与失业率（9.1%）相加得出——今年已达到有史以来最高水平。

痛苦指数的飙升幅度超过去年春季的两倍，就连首都德黑兰也未能幸免，其指数高达78.3%，省级数据显示。

自去年下半年以来，伊朗经济持续自由落体，里亚尔汇率跌至历史低点，基本商品价格飙升。

根据美国财政部数据，伊朗货币里亚尔兑美元汇率已跌至185,000:1，较战争爆发初期下跌约20%。

“经济愤怒令政权急需现金。伊朗经济正在崩溃，通胀飙升，正如特朗普总统周日所言，政权支付军队薪资的能力已被摧毁，”美国财政部发言人告诉《纽约邮报》。

具体来看，自2月战争爆发以来，食品价格大幅上涨，面包价格上涨140%，乳制品上涨116.8%，食品和饮料整体价格上涨113.8%，伊朗统计中心数据显示。

7月全国食品通胀率高达134%，农村地区受灾最为严重。

伊朗劳动部还表示，战争直接导致约100万人失业。

金融生命线被切断

随着战争持续，伊朗经济下滑势头将进一步恶化，美国重启封锁将引发更大问题。凯投宏观（Capital Economics）新兴市场首席经济学家威廉·杰克逊（William Jackson）指出：

“伊朗的金融生命线已被美国封锁切断，除非能获得让步，否则经济将持续陷入极度低迷状态，”杰克逊在周一的报告中写道。

“但最终能否实现，取决于伊朗政权为实现军事和地缘政治目标愿意承受多大的经济痛苦。”

这位经济学家指出，伊朗7月石油出口几乎降至零，海上石油储备较战前减少，来自中国的进口也可能较春季下降。

美国财政部估计，伊朗7月石油装载量骤降至每日50万桶，较战前下降超过66%。

除了贸易受挫，美国还打击了伊朗的影子银行网络和加密货币活动，上周对相关行业祭出两项新制裁。

特朗普打破常规的离场

据报道，上个月，特朗普总统在土耳其秘密乘坐一辆机场餐饮卡车离开“空军一号”，并搭乘另一架军用飞机离开土耳其，以应对来自伊朗的威胁。

这项秘密行动由《华盛顿邮报》于周一披露，记者和白宫工作人员在7月8日离开安卡拉年度北约峰会时，误以为他们与总统同乘一架飞机。但实际上，他们充当了诱饵，而特朗普则乘坐一架较小的空军C-32A飞机。

这场精心策划的骗局中，特朗普公开登上一架老款“空军一号”，随后被秘密转移至一辆餐饮卡车内，该卡车被升至总统专机另一侧的舱门处。

特朗普在“数名助手”的陪同下进入集装箱，集装箱被降至停机坪上的卡车上，随后被驶往附近的空军C-32A飞机处，再次被升至舱门，显然让特朗普及其助手得以秘密登上这架替代飞机。

据《华盛顿邮报》报道，与老款总统专机一样，这架C-32A飞机也是蓝白相间，并印有“美利坚合众国”字样。

战争部长皮特·赫格塞斯与特朗普同乘这架秘密航班，但他单独登机，使用外部舷梯，试图“让这趟航班看起来一切正常”，一名美国官员告诉该媒体。

白宫和特朗普否认这一调包行动与来自伊朗的威胁或新飞机的安全问题有关。特朗普目前使用这架飞机作为临时“空军一号”，而波音公司正在完成永久替代机型的制造工作。Victor Nava

特朗普反击德黑兰

周一，特朗普总统对伊朗提出的重开霍尔木兹海峡的无理要求予以反击，并列出了自己的要求清单，作为未来谈判的新红线。

在德黑兰暗示在美方赔偿其战争损失之前不会重开海峡后，特朗普周一借鉴伊斯兰共和国的做法，提出了自己的“账单”。

“[现在]我也要求伊朗赔偿他们杀害和严重伤害的所有人……”他在Truth Social上写道，“此外，还应向数十万无辜抗议者的家属支付赔偿……我已指示我的代表在任何及所有未来谈判中坚持这一点。”Ronny Reyes

南卡罗来纳州基地更名向格雷厄姆致敬

战争部长皮特·赫格塞斯周一在南卡罗来纳州最大的军事基地更名仪式上，向已故参议员林赛·格雷厄姆致敬。

“林赛·格雷厄姆参议员一生致力于为本州和美国武装部队服务。他曾在军装内外、在国会两院为这个国家服务，”赫格塞斯在为前查尔斯顿联合基地更名的仪式上说道。

南卡罗来纳州本地人、财政部长斯科特·贝森特指出，林赛·格雷厄姆联合基地是空军C-17机队的中坚力量，是我们空中防御的主力。

格雷厄姆于7月11,日去世，享年71岁，曾在空军、空中国民警卫队和空军预备役服役33年，于2015年以上校军衔退役。Ryan King

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全美心脏病学、心脏与血管外科排名第1。再次蝉联。

我们从不错过任何一次心跳。

这就是为什么我们在冠状动脉疾病、心律失常、瓣膜病、心力衰竭和先天性心脏病治疗方面拥有全美最高的成功率。我们对卓越的不懈追求使我们能够为患者带来最佳治疗效果。

更好的健康始于更好的医疗体系。

了解是什么让我们排名第一

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10

2026年大选

民主党人留下的

艾萨克·肖尔

弗朗西斯卡·洪（Francesca Hong）像其他候选人一样走上竞选之路——握手、亲吻婴儿、抚摸狗狗，在自拍中保持微笑。

看着她进行这些平凡的政治活动，很容易忘记她世界观的荒谬性，以及让她成为威斯康星州下一任州长可能引发的混乱。

洪曾呼吁废除警察、监狱和感恩节；她认为警察的存在是为了“维护白人至上”；她称感恩节是“殖民者的节日”，导致“原住民”死亡；她甚至以自己的白人前夫和混血儿子为例，哀叹自己与“白人特权”的“接近”。

周一，在麦迪逊一个倾向民主党的郊区森普雷恩（Sun Prairie）的拉票活动上，洪被质问她过去的观点。

“你知道，我上大学时其实是想成为一名体育记者。所以我当时在推特上发表了一些热门观点，有时是不好的观点，我把自己的情绪发泄到了世界上，”她解释道，随后转移话题，谈起她最喜欢的口号：“永久可负担性”、“向超级富豪征税”以及一系列其他“普惠”福利。

危险立场

热门观点，嗯？

就像斯蒂芬·A·史密斯（Stephen A. Smith）对牛仔队的评论？

还是你那位喜欢“镍回乐队”（Nickelback）的朋友？

洪在30多岁时发表的这些热门观点——她为了在摇摆州威斯康星州的全州竞选而半心半意地收回——远非无害。

2020年6月，洪要求市政府撤资警察。

同年11月，她再次呼吁警察在“每个层面上被重新构想和重组”。

在此期间，在民主党及其进步派的煽动和纵容下，全国多个城市爆发的骚乱夺去了二十多名美国人的生命，并造成数十亿美元的财产损失。

遇难者中包括77岁的戴维·多恩（David Dorn），一位退休的黑人警官，在圣路易斯试图阻止一起入室盗窃时被杀害。

其他受害者还包括数百家小企业——其中许多是少数族裔所有——它们再也未能恢复元气。

根据刑事司法理事会的数据，2020年4月至7月期间，30个美国城市的谋杀率上升了68%。

根据联邦调查局的数据，全国谋杀率从2019年的每10万人5起上升到2020年的6.5起，2021年进一步上升至6.8起。

而这一切还未提及守法公民在那些无法无天的岁月中遭受的无数抢劫、劫车、抢劫和其他侮辱。

试图转移视线

洪（Francesca Hong）所倡导的反美偶像破坏行为同样带来了后果。

纽约市移除了市政厅内的托马斯·杰斐逊雕像。

在波特兰，暴乱者纵火推倒了乔治·华盛顿的纪念碑。

波士顿拆除了伟大解放者亚伯拉罕·林肯的雕塑。

而《1619项目》这一反爱国、反历史的叙事已深深植根于我国的教育体系和集体意识中。

社会主义新星亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez）正在考虑是否明年竞选参议员或总统，周日她也对洪过往的推文采取了类似的轻描淡写态度。

“据我所知，弗朗西斯卡·洪已向选民明确阐述了她目前的立场……她已经远离了那些言论，”她解释道，随后调侃了一句“当初觉醒（Woke）时我疯了”，并笑出声来。

“当初觉醒时我疯了”、“热门观点”、紧张的笑声、坐立不安——他们真以为我们会忘记他们鲁莽言论带来的代价吗？

谎言被散布——并被相信。

生命被毁灭——并被终结。

那些观点如此激进，以至于城市被焚毁。

然而，直到左派面临激进主义带来的选举后果时，他们才假装改变了立场。

他们永远不会承认自己所做的一切，因为他们仍然相信那些理念。

如果有机会，他们会——也将——再次付诸行动。

“感恩节取消”政客领跑民主社会主义者连胜

记者：乔希·克里斯滕森（JOSH CHRISTENSON）

华盛顿讯——在过去一年中赢得多场关键联邦、州和地方选举后，美国民主社会主义者（DSA）正将目光投向威斯康星州，尽管该组织支持的州长候选人弗朗西斯卡·洪（Francesca Hong）正在淡化其过往充满争议的社交媒体言论。

洪是一名州众议员，获得多个DSA地方分会支持，目前在威斯康星州民主党州长初选中领先，根据Real-ClearPolitics的数据汇总，她在大多数民调中以两位数优势领先对手、密尔沃基县县长戴维·克劳利（David Crowley）。

这将使她成为继曼达尼市长（Mayor Mamdani）当选及DSA支持的候选人在纽约、缅因州和科罗拉多等地初选获胜后，又一位在高调竞选中胜出的民主社会主义者。

尽管未获DSA背书，但民主党参议员候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）在密歇根州击败了一名温和派候选人，其胜利受到民主社会主义者参议员伯尼·桑德斯（I-Vt.）和众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（D-NY）的欢呼。

不过，洪在警务、移民、税收甚至感恩节等问题上的极左观点，可能会在选民决定是否在周二初选或11月3日大选中支持她时成为她的负担，民主党内批评人士指出。

2016年民主党总统候选人希拉里·克林顿近日表示，共和党针对“共产主义者、社会主义者”候选人的宣传“将在今年的中期选举中成为非常有效的攻击手段”。

以下是洪发表过的一些更为激进的言论。

“废除”警察

“作为废除警察的第一步，我支持削减警察经费，”洪在2020年8月24日的一条推文（现为X平台）中写道。

当时，她正在竞选威斯康星州议会的首个任期，并对基诺沙警察在武装冲突中枪击黑人青年雅各布·布莱克的新闻做出回应。

同年10月8日，洪发文称：“警察的存在是为了维护白人至上。先削减经费，再废除警察。改革不是选项。”

近期，在《拯救美国》播客节目中被问及时，她否认了自己反对执法的立场。

“在公共安全问题上，我的观点只会变得更加坚定，我不会废除警察，”当被问及自2020年以来观点是否有变化时，洪回应道。

“我的观点是，人们现在正在挣扎，需要满足基本需求，我希望专注于遏制暴力犯罪，并为执法部门提供所需的资源和培训，同时确保我们也在追究不依法执法的责任——”

她说。

“通过与更直接接触问题的人交流，我了解到，作为一名公职人员，最重要的是确保我们寻找明智、务实的解决方案，以帮助维护社区安全，”洪补充道，并谴责了“警察存在是为了维护白人至上”的言论。

“如果我们想要保障彼此安全，废除[移民与海关执法局（ICE）]是一项有意义的政策，”洪今年早些时候在与“主街联盟行动基金”的小组讨论中也表示。

此番言论是在明尼阿波利斯发生ICE和海关与边境保护局官员枪击美国公民事件后发表的。

自民调显示她在州长竞选中崛起以来，她在这一立场上并未改变。

“殖民者节日”

洪试图收回此前关于感恩节是“殖民者节日”且应被取消的言论。

“我不想取消它，”她在接受《政客》采访时表示，

并强调自从受到全国关注以来，她的立场已有所转变。“我其实很喜欢这个节日。”

2020年11月，洪曾在推特上发文：“请不要为殖民者节日聚会。请戴好口罩，保持社交距离，通过外卖 / 配送支持当地独立餐厅，并帮助为社区邻居提供餐食。”

作为一名前厨师，洪还曾抱怨情人节是她最不喜欢工作的节日之一。

“仿佛我们对那些不认可服务业情感与体力劳动的人还不够隐形，人性中最恶劣的一面会在‘庆祝’另一个资本主义告诉你如何表达爱的日子里暴露无遗，”她在2022年2月14日发文称。

今年，洪提出一项法案，拟对威斯康星州最富有群体增税，新增一个个人所得税税级。

该税级将对个人收入超过$750,000及已婚夫妇收入超过$1 million的部分征收17.3%的税率。

在7月下旬的一场辩论中，洪表示她仅支持对该州百万富翁征收8.65%的所得税税率。

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华盛顿——威斯康星州前州长斯科特·沃克周日警告有意作乱的獾州共和党人，不要跨党投票支持社会主义州众议员弗朗西斯卡·洪，以免在周二的民主党州长初选中助其获胜。

“跨党投票支持弗朗西斯卡·洪风险极大，因为她一旦当选州长将非常危险，”沃克在X平台上写道，讨论共和党选民提振一位被视为在大选中较弱的候选人的前景。

根据威斯康星州法律，两党均需举行开放式初选，选民可自行选择投票党派。

民调显示，尽管近日其极端“觉醒”言论再度浮出水面，37岁的洪在民主党初选中仍以较大优势领先密尔沃基县行政长官戴维·克劳利及另外三名候选人。

作为美国民主社会主义者成员，洪曾在2021年11月呼吁取消感恩节，因其带有“殖民主义”色彩。

上周在CNN受访时，洪最初辩称这一节日“对我们社区的许多人来说也是极其痛苦的时刻”，随后又改口称无意废除这一节日。

洪还坚称自己“不会废除警察”，尽管她此前曾呼吁这样做。

在上月福克斯新闻的一档热门采访中，洪坚持民主社会主义者协会（DSA）的多项核心主张，并拒绝与左翼主播哈桑·皮克划清界限。皮克曾在2019年表示“美国活该遭遇9·11”。

华盛顿极左派对洪的态度可见一斑：参议员伯尼·桑德斯（独立-佛蒙特州）和众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（纽约州民主党）均未表态支持她。

与竞争激烈的民主党初选形成对比，众议员汤姆·蒂凡尼（威斯康星州共和党）在共和党初选中优势明显，并在RealClearPolitics平均民调中领先洪1.7个百分点。

瑞安·金

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2026年大选

左翼政客试图淡化过往言论

作者：瑞安·金

华盛顿——民主党大佬们正迅速拥护密歇根州参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德博士，展现团结阵线。加州州长加文·纽森预计将于周一到访，前总统巴拉克·奥巴马也已致电支持。

民主党权力掮客似乎试图安抚密歇根州（绰号“狼獾州”）的温和派选民，他们可能认为埃尔-赛义德在激烈的参议院初选中过于激进，并鼓励他们在11月支持这位进步派候选人。

被广泛猜测有2028年总统竞选意向的纽森称赞埃尔-赛义德是一名“斗士”，并呼吁民主党人团结，因为国家正面临“生死存亡”的时刻。

“众议院选举固然重要，但参议院的争夺才是关键，而密歇根州将是决定性战场。因此，支持他至关重要，”纽森在密歇根州访问期间对记者表示。“11月的选举将异常艰难。”

埃尔-赛义德与众议员黑利·史蒂文斯（密歇根州民主党）的初选之争被视为“民主党灵魂之战”，因为这场对决是主流候选人与左翼候选人之间的较量。

由于埃尔-赛义德曾公开支持左翼知名人物，如Twitch主播哈桑·皮克尔（Hasan Piker）——后者曾声称“美国活该遭遇9·11”——许多观察人士认为他和纽森迎合的是民主党联盟中截然不同的两极。

但纽森否认了这一说法，并自称是一名“体制内的叛逆者”。

“这里的真正信息是‘叛逆’而非‘现任’。人们只想要斗士；他们想要有信念、有力量、真诚的人，”纽森补充道。“我一直觉得自己是一名‘建制派叛逆者’。”

这位加州民主党人一直努力提升自己在进步派基本盘中的可信度，此前他在州长任内曾否决某些法案，并反对诸如对亿万富翁征收临时州级财富税等目标，一度疏远了进步派。

纽森表示，他从奥巴马上周与埃尔-赛义德的通话中汲取了灵感，决定主动示好。

“这是一次非常温暖且鼓舞人心的对话，”埃尔-赛义德周日在NBC新闻《会见新闻界》节目中谈及与第44任总统的通话时表示。

“我知道他明白密歇根州在追究特朗普责任方面将发挥关键作用，”埃尔-赛义德说。

皮克尔的母亲绝非“中国娃娃”

哈桑·皮克尔的母亲承认，她甚至不认同这位极左翼网红儿子对共产主义中国的“热爱”。

塞黛夫·皮克尔是一名建筑史学家，也是这位颇具争议的主播的母亲。她在《滚石》杂志对儿子的专访中表示，自己“对中国的热爱不像他那样”。

而哈桑·皮克尔则多次赞扬中华人民共和国。

这位35岁的主播在2025年11月的中国两周游期间，在直播中将这个共产主义国家形容为“操-蛋的牛逼”。

“操-蛋的牛逼，懂吗？这里有富足式消费，同时结合中央控制的经济体制，创造了巨大的发展成就，”他赞叹道。“你能看到1950年代苏联风格的住宅楼旁边就是古驰专卖店。”

皮克尔还在直播中赞扬了中国共产党前主席毛泽东。

这位中华人民共和国的缔造者在其统治期间造成了数百万人因饥饿而死亡。大卫·德图里斯

空洞的“觉醒”撤回企图

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2026年选举

修辞手法，但依旧坚持相同观点

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卡罗尔·马尔科维奇

还记得2020年代初期吗？当时“取消文化”肆虐，左派普遍主张“撤资警察”，我们都被要求无条件接受他们的糟糕主张，否则就会遭殃。

亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（AOC）议员却希望我们假装这一切都已消失。

AOC在ABC的《本周与乔纳森·卡尔》节目中为弗朗西斯卡·洪辩护。洪是最新的民主社会主义明星，正竞选威斯康星州州长。

2020年，洪曾表示应取消感恩节，声称这是“一个让社区民众极度痛苦的时刻”。

如今她想要当选，却突然称感恩节是她“最喜欢的节日”。

滑稽的把戏

AOC辩称洪已经“远离”了她的一些更具争议的立场，随后咯咯笑着表示赞同纽约市议员奇·奥塞的说法：“我曾经‘觉醒’得很疯狂。”

呵呵，觉醒的我，你们这些人！我们曾经多么愚蠢和幼稚，动辄毁掉那些与我们稍有分歧的人的生活。忘掉我们说过的那些疯狂言论吧！现在专注于我们经过粉饰的立场！

但在继续之前，或许可以问几个后续问题：

我们现在处于“觉醒”的第几个阶段？2？5？左派具体对哪些部分感到后悔？是《纽约时报》专栏作家说卡通角色臭鼬佩佩“正常化了强奸文化”，还是我们最终通过取消薄饼糖浆上的“杰迈玛阿姨”形象解决了种族主义？

是那57种性别，还是生理上的男孩在女子体育项目中占据主导地位，而女孩们必须对此保持沉默？是突然宣布自己为“非二元性别”的青少年数量激增，有时还接受改变性别的、危及生命的医疗干预，却徒劳无功？

现在还有人想要取消警察部门或监狱吗？

左派只是因为美国人民让他们停止，才放弃了这些荒谬的主张，这在很大程度上是通过选举唐纳德·特朗普总统连任实现的。

特朗普最有力的竞选广告指出，卡玛拉·哈里斯（如今不知何故成了民主党内被共产主义者接管的“温和派”）曾主张为非法移民罪犯提供免费变性手术。这听起来如此荒谬，简直不像是真的。

但这是真的。左派意识到他们的想法在普通美国人听来有多荒谬，于是试图粉饰他们真正的信仰。

正如AOC所承认的：“我认为当我们今天谈论犯罪时，与我们过去谈论降低犯罪率的方式有着根本不同。我认为在封锁期间，当时的言论并不是我们今天会使用的。”

毫无新意

2020年6月，当纽约市提议削减纽约市警察局（NYPD）预算$1.5时，亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯（AOC）认为这还远远不够。“削减警察预算就是削减警察预算。这不是预算把戏或数字游戏。”

一个月后，她表示：“犯罪是一个病态社会的症状，这个社会忽视了最边缘化的人群，而我们无法通过警察来解决这个问题。”

但这并不仅仅是疫情封锁的症状，正如她如今所描述的那样。早在新冠疫情之前的2019年，AOC就在推特上发文称：“我们需要在这个国家认真讨论减少监禁和废除监狱。”

1, 她曾主张取消警察部门和监狱。我们是否应该忘记她曾说过的话？

更重要的是，我们是否真的应该相信她不再这样认为——或者她只是足够精明，选择说些不同的话？

所谓的“觉醒2.0”并不存在。它与“觉醒1.0”一模一样，只是更善于焦点小组测试罢了。

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作者：瑞安·金

华盛顿——美国民主社会主义者组织（DSA）联合主席将2023年10月7日哈马斯袭击事件归咎于以色列在加沙地带的政策，称这场大屠杀“在所难免”。

梅根·罗默（Megan Romer）与阿什克·西迪克（Ashik Siddique）共同担任DSA联合主席，她宣称在她所在的极左翼运动中，支持“以色列的防御或经济援助”是一条“明确的红线”。该运动在本轮民主党初选中获得了多个席位。

“在我看来，10月7, 2023的事件在很多方面都是不可避免的，”罗默（左）在接受《纽约客》记者戴维·雷姆尼克（David Remnick）近期采访时表示。采访中提及DSA支持的达里娅-伊扎·阿维拉·谢瓦利埃（Daria-iza Avila Chevalier，右图）于2023年10月8日举行反以色列集会。

“如果你把人们关进一个露天集中营，剥夺他们的基本权利、尊严、食物和最低限度的安全感这么久，你必须预料到他们最终会反抗，”她继续说道，“这并不是在为任何平民受到的伤害辩护。”

哈马斯发动的致命突袭造成约1,200名以色列人死亡，并引发了加沙地带的残酷战争。

罗默表示，如果当时她住在纽约市，她很可能会参加2023年10月8, 2023（即哈马斯血腥袭击后第二天）举行的反以色列集会。

她还解释称，DSA主张建立一个“以耶路撒冷为首都的自由巴勒斯坦”，这意味着“一国方案”。

当被问及哈马斯的记录时，罗默承认该恐怖组织存在一些问题。

“我不会说哈马斯对LGBTQ+群体友好，”她表示，“我也不会说在被围困的情况下能获得很多社会权利。我认为在巴勒斯坦被杀害的大多数LGBTQ+人士都是被以色列炸弹炸死的。”

在采访中，罗默被问及DSA极左翼纲领的多个核心内容。该纲领已在全国范围内的民主党初选中引发震动，并为共和党提供了攻击素材。

她重申了“撤资警察”的立场，许多DSA支持的主要选区候选人已与这一立场保持距离。

“这意味着零拨款，”她解释道，“意味着削减警察部门的资金，将其投入其他领域——全面资助社会服务、学校和课后项目。”

她还为DSA对乌克兰抵御俄罗斯入侵战争的怀疑态度辩护。

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总统传闻暂且搁置

“99.9%”的可能性他不会参选

作者：STEVEN NELSON

华盛顿——随着外界猜测前福克斯新闻主持人塔克·卡尔森（Tucker Carlson）将在2028年发起第三方总统竞选，熟悉这位曾系领结的评论员的人士表示，绝无可能。

“一些记者可能都患上了创伤性脑损伤，忘记了之前‘塔克2024’的报道浪潮，”一位接近卡尔森的人士表示。“他当时没有参选，现在也不会。”

《政客》杂志于2024年报道了卡尔森可能参选的猜测，此前其他新闻媒体也出现过类似传闻——这位57岁的民粹主义播客主持人公开与其他反战保守派人士结盟。

“卡尔森很有意思，说话不拘一格，有些人希望他参选。但他从来没有说过‘我要参选’这样的话，”这位接近他的人士说。

同样曾被视为不太可能的政治竞争者的特朗普总统，“当时一直说自己要参选，但人们并不当真。现在几乎没人认真对待[卡尔森]否认参选的表态。情况完全相反。”

卡尔森在2024年支持了特朗普的卷土重来竞选，但今年在总统于2022年2月下旬发起与伊朗的持续战争后与其决裂。

“并非不可能”

卡尔森将伊朗冲突视为对特朗普避免中东动荡承诺的背叛，周一他在播客访谈中扩大了对总统的抨击，称其“极度腐败”，受访者是前“第一公子”亨特·拜登。

这位前有线电视主持人表示，他2024年支持特朗普主要是因为后者面临的政治迫害，回忆起2022年对特朗普海湖庄园“明显荒谬”的突袭——并透露他曾徒劳地试图阻止伊朗战争。“对我来说，[海湖庄园突袭]表明特朗普实际上正在被‘单一政党’迫害，因此他是其真正的对手，”卡尔森说。“从那时起直到2月28日，我的目标实际上是‘我不想和伊朗开战’。”

前佐治亚州共和党众议员玛乔丽·泰勒·格林（Marjorie Taylor Greene）8月28日在X平台上发布了一张与卡尔森及其他前特朗普支持者的合照，此后外界再次关注卡尔森的政治前景。

但一位共和党策略师表示，这场运动不太可能由卡尔森开辟通往白宫的道路。

“这位人士表示：“他参选的可能性是99.999%，但他正在全力攻击共和党在伊朗问题上的立场，而他的第三方参选将使任何共和党人在2028年都无法获胜。”

“这位策略师说：“我认为他不参选是因为他不想做这件事，1%的可能性都没有。”

然而，“并非不可能”。

亨特声称文件来自云端黑客攻击

亨特·拜登周一声称，他并未在2019年将装有不利文件的臭名昭著的笔记本电脑遗弃在特拉华州的一家电脑维修店，而是这些文件实际上是从他的在线云存储中被盗——尽管FBI在法庭上将这台MacBook Pro作为证据呈现。

现年56岁的亨特声称，一名不明身份的人或实体闯入了他的账户，窃取了大量文件，这些文件显示他如何让时任副总统的父亲参与了利润丰厚的国际咨询关系。

“他们入侵了我的云端，”这位前第一公子（右图）在接受前福克斯新闻主持人塔克·卡尔森长达两小时的采访时表示，并暗示俄罗斯或以色列情报机构，或是“某个地下室的孩子”拼凑了被盗的数字资产，并声称这些来自一台笔记本电脑。

“所有最终被贴上‘我的笔记本电脑’标签的信息不可能全部来自一台笔记本电脑。数据量实在太大了，”他告诉卡尔森。

这台实际的笔记本电脑在2024年亨特非法持枪案的审判中被作为证据呈现。FBI特工埃丽卡·詹森作证称，电脑背面的序列号属于时任总统乔·拜登的儿子。

一名维修工在复制了电脑中的文件后将其交给了FBI，随后《纽约邮报》爆料称，时任副总统的乔·拜登曾与一家向亨特支付每年$1的乌克兰天然气公司高管会面。史蒂文·纳尔逊

戴维·赫恩 被总统点名。

特朗普：赫恩是“破坏者”

特朗普总统周日傍晚坚称，前奥运选手戴维·赫恩破坏了最近翻修的林肯纪念堂倒影池，此前他曾严厉批评华盛顿特区联邦检察官珍妮·皮罗撤销了对赫恩的指控。

“国家公园管理局（NPS）的一名职业雇员，一位高度可信的证人，在光天化日之下目睹戴维·赫恩（ActBlue）通过‘猛烈’撕扯和拉扯倒影池的脆弱涂层来破坏倒影池，”特朗普在Truth Social上写道。“这名国家公园管理局雇员于7月初向联邦检察官办公室提供了这一证词。”

总统还补充道：“倒影池还遭受了其他严重破坏，但不幸的是，除了破坏本身，没有视频或其他证据。我们正在修复倒影池，它将很快重新开放。”

塞缪尔·张伯伦

野牛疯狂袭击男子

一段野生视频记录下了一头发狂的野牛在波兰森林中将一名游客撞倒，并拒绝让他站起来的场景。

据当地媒体TVP World报道，上周一，这名男子在波兰比亚沃维耶扎森林中距离野牛仅20英尺时，这头巨大的动物突然向他发起冲撞，将他撞倒在地。

社交媒体上发布的视频画面显示，这头庞然大物可怕地站在这名身份不明的游客上方，而他则躺在地上。佐伊·侯赛因

纽约酒吧劫案损失3万美元

据警方透露，三名持枪蒙面劫匪将曼哈顿一家高档鸡尾酒吧的员工捆绑在洗手间内，并盗走价值近3万美元的酒水、现金和DJ设备。

纽约市警方表示，三名身份不明的劫匪于7月13日凌晨4点左右进入位于诺马德区东28街、第五大道与麦迪逊大道之间的Obvio鸡尾酒吧。

警方称，其中一名歹徒持有一把装有加长弹匣的黑色手枪，迫使两名年龄分别为38岁和43岁的男性员工进入酒吧内的不同洗手间。

警方补充说，两名员工被用电线和胶带捆绑双手，留在洗手间内。

据当局透露，三人随后抢走一个内装7,000美元的保险箱、价值13,000美元的DJ设备，以及价值7,000美元的酒水。

两名员工手腕出现红肿，但拒绝在现场接受医疗救治。

警方周一公布的监控画面显示，其中一名嫌疑人正在清洗一辆用于实施大胆抢劫的灰色1993年款福特E-350 Econoline厢式货车。调查人员已找回该车辆。Zoe Hussain

多数美国人支持死刑

如今，多数美国人支持对被定罪的杀人犯判处死刑——较2021年上升了6个百分点。

根据皮尤研究中心的一项最新民调，66%的美国人表示他们“非常支持”（30%）或“有些支持”（36%）对被定罪的谋杀犯判处死刑。

在反对者中，20%表示“略微反对”对被定罪的谋杀犯判处死刑，仅13%表示“强烈反对”。

皮尤研究中心称，这一数据较2021年4月的支持率上升了6%，但与2020年8月的水平大致相当。Chris Nesi

疫苗“分拆”决定

观点注入： 特朗普总统周一签署一项命令，与卫生部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪 Jr. 一同发布新的疫苗接种建议。

作者：史蒂文·纳尔逊

特朗普总统周一宣称，麻疹、腮腺炎和风疹（MMR）三联疫苗可能“相当致命”，并敦促将这三种疫苗分开接种，以降低他所称的自闭症风险升高。

特朗普在椭圆形办公室签署行政命令时，与卫生与公众服务部部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪 Jr. 一同表示，将确认法院暂停的疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）推荐的11种儿童疫苗接种建议，较此前的17种有所减少。

“即日起，本届政府仅承认针对最严重和危险疾病的11种核心儿童疫苗接种建议为黄金标准，”特朗普表示。“我们希望MMR疫苗分为三次接种，在不同时间进行。

“合在一起可能存在相当致命的风险，而分开接种后，看起来完全不致命，且非常有效。”

特朗普补充道：“家长仍可自行选择是否为孩子接种所有疫苗。”

当记者问及特朗普是否知晓MMR疫苗可能对儿童造成伤害的证据时（卫生监管机构长期否认这一说法），特朗普在MMR疫苗问题上的态度有所缓和。

“没有。我听到的是有些人说有这种可能性，而我说，‘好吧，就算有5%的可能性，我们也分开接种吧，’”特朗普回应道。

特朗普告诉另一位记者，他为自己在1977年至2006年间出生的孩子分开接种了疫苗。

“我带孩子去接种了五次不同的疫苗。也就是说，我将其分开接种，”特朗普说。“虽然不太方便，需要跑五次，但我认为这将对自闭症产生重大影响。”

长期对疫苗安全持怀疑态度的肯尼迪在活动上并未明确评估儿童疫苗是否会导致自闭症。

“我们只在1989年左右或之后出生的孩子身上注意到这一现象……因此，90年代中期发生了某些变化，改变了我们的孩子，”肯尼迪表示。

并非所有人都支持这一变化。

参议员比尔·卡西迪（共和党-路易斯安那州）表示，分拆MMR疫苗意味着儿童需要为获得相同保护而接种更多针次。

“我是一名医生。这项行政命令是错误的，”在特朗普支持其初选挑战者后竞选连任失败的卡西迪写道。“总统没有做出这些改变的专业知识。疫苗绝大多数情况下是安全的。疫苗是有效的。疫苗不会导致自闭症。”

福奇对新冠疫苗与流产关联的态度反转

安东尼·福奇博士私下表示担忧，新冠疫苗可能“理论上”与孕妇流产存在关联，尽管他曾公开坚称孕妇接种疫苗“没有警示信号”。

“我再多问了3个人，又发现了一个你需要注意的问题，”福奇在2021年1月25日与时任美国疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）主任罗谢尔·瓦伦斯基及卫生局局长维韦克·穆尔蒂的短信交流中写道。

“由于许多人在接种第二剂疫苗后会出现严重的细胞因子风暴和发烧，这在理论上可能与妊娠第一期（前15周）的流产有关，”时任美国国家过敏和传染病研究所所长的福奇补充道。

福奇、瓦伦斯基和穆尔蒂当时正在讨论疫苗是否会对接种两剂疫苗时间较早或较晚的孕妇构成风险。

瓦伦斯基回复福奇，他提出的妊娠第一期问题“确实是个好点，[尤其是]在接种第二剂后”。

数日后，2月3日，福奇在与《美国医学会杂志》（JAMA）的问答直播中表示，美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）“迄今为止的发现是，我们必须谨慎，但迄今为止没有发现关于……孕妇的16个警示信号”。

乔希·克里斯滕森

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港口惨剧

幸存者讲述

游船未获许可：联邦调查

作者：史蒂文·瓦戈、 凯尔·施尼策及 豪尔赫·菲茨-吉本

新近披露的法庭文件显示，在纽约港倾覆并导致一对母女丧生的摩托艇船长并未持有操作该船只的执照——实际上，他原本是被雇佣为豪华轿车司机。

46岁的曼努埃尔·埃尔南德斯涉嫌非法经营包船业务，周六晚间在一艘21英尺长的船上超载搭载了13名乘客，且未配备包括婴儿或幼儿尺寸救生衣在内的必要安全设施，联邦检察官称。

27岁的萨拉·桑切斯及其5个月大的女儿安东内拉·加西亚于晚上近10:30溺水身亡，当时该船在自由岛附近掉头时遭遇大浪袭击，惊慌失措的幸存者紧紧抓住倾覆的船只，30分钟后救援到来。

“无婴儿救生衣”

“联邦法规和海事安全协议旨在保护商业船只乘客的生命和福祉，”曼哈顿联邦检察官杰米·麦克唐纳在声明中表示。

“被告涉嫌无视这些法规，在未持有适当执照的情况下，用商业船只运送付费乘客，超载船只，并搭载一名5个月大的婴儿乘客，船上却没有婴儿救生衣。”

根据联邦起诉书，埃尔南德斯承认，尽管自去年以来一直经营包船业务，但他从未申请过执照或所需的海岸警卫队认证。

耻辱： 周六惨剧中的旅游公司在自家广告中宣称船只最大载客量为12人（如上图），但实际超载运营。

他向调查人员称，最初被旅游运营商雇佣为豪华轿车司机，但定期在纽约港运营收费$1,000的游船业务，尽管自己并无执照。

该运营商“宙斯豪华游艇”在网上宣传每次收费$1,200、时长4小时的港口游览，标注最大载客量为14人——但联邦检察官表示，倾覆的船只实际载客量仅为10人。

联邦法规要求，搭载至少6名乘客（其中至少1名为付费乘客）的船只必须持有海岸警卫队认证，且船长需具备至少360天的船只驾驶记录，检察官称。

检察官表示，埃尔南德斯拥有自己的摩托艇，但因船只失修，他借用了一位朋友的船只进行这次游览——该船比他自己的小4英尺，载客量也更小。

无法联系到宙斯豪华游艇公司置评。

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海港悲剧

作者：凯文·希恩、乔·马里诺、安东尼·布莱尔

令人心碎的照片显示，在纽约港船只倾覆事故中遇难的皇后区两个孩子的母亲——27岁的萨拉·桑切斯，同时揭露了这位父亲在悲剧发生前一天还对朋友说自己感到“多么幸运”。

温馨的全家福照片展示了萨拉·桑切斯与丈夫安德烈斯·加西亚在一个为支持加西亚而设立的筹款页面上。加西亚在周六晚间一艘摩托艇在自由岛附近倾覆时失去了妻子和5个月大的女儿安东内拉·加西亚。

“我们的朋友和同事安德烈斯·加西亚经历了任何丈夫或父亲都不应承受的损失，”筹款页面上写道。

照片（左）显示这对夫妇与他们6岁的儿子萨尔瓦多在一起。据加西亚在马可·拉瓜迪亚酒店餐厅的老板透露，事故发生时萨尔瓦多正在家中由保姆照看，加西亚在该餐厅担任早餐经理。

“这是他第一次告诉我，他感到多么幸运能拥有这样的妻子，”Il Punto餐厅的总经理安东尼奥·鲁索周一说道，他的声音因描述2019年与加西亚的对话而哽咽。

“她让他免于过上完全不同的生活。他感到非常幸运和幸福，”鲁索在酒店的新闻发布会上说道——并透露加西亚请求周六休假，以便带妻子和女儿外出。

“那个周六，他说，‘安东尼奥，你介意吗，我有个计划。’我为他感到高兴，因为他从来没有什么计划。他在WhatsApp上发了一条动态，展示船上的景色。”

筹款页面的目标是“帮助减轻安德烈斯在未来几周和几个月将面临的经济负担”，页面上写道。其中一张照片显示怀有身孕的桑切斯笑容灿烂，与丈夫和儿子合影，亲属告诉《纽约邮报》，儿子的生日就在本周。

作者：乔丹·多尼根、乔治·菲茨-吉本

一名在纽约港致命包船事故中幸存的乘客周一透露了这场水上悲剧的新细节——并严厉抨击了超载船只的船长。

豪尔赫·奥尔蒂斯当时也在周六晚倾覆的那艘命运多舛的船上，他告诉《纽约邮报》，船长曼努埃尔·埃尔南德斯曾告知13名乘客不需要穿救生衣——随后在他们落入漆黑的水中后，他却袖手旁观。

“当我回头看时，他正坐在船中间的顶部，”奥尔蒂斯回忆道。“这很奇怪。我甚至告诉了我妻子。”

与此同时，几名乘客拼命在水中搜寻27岁的母亲萨拉·桑切斯和她5个月大的女儿安东内拉·加西亚，但未能救起她们。

“超重”

这艘通过豪华游船公司包租的2019年款雅马哈摩托艇载有14人，尽管其标定载客量不得超过

指责船长造成两人死亡

超过10人。

“超重太多了……他本该更清楚的，”58,岁的奥尔蒂斯谈及埃尔南德斯时说。“而且那个小女孩本不该在船上。”

奥尔蒂斯——其妻子乔哈娜·塞斯佩德斯也在$150一位的“宙斯奢华”包船上幸存，为庆祝一位朋友的生日——表示，从一开始他就对这趟游船之旅感到不安，因为乘客们不得不从兰德尔岛的礁石上登船，而非正规码头。

“我当时想，如果这是我们付费的船……这家伙收钱带我们出海，为什么我们要从礁石上船？”他说道。

奥尔蒂斯参加这次游船之旅是因为他的妻子在当地教堂认识了寿星保罗·里维拉。

他说，旅程开始时一切顺利，先在新泽西的一家餐厅停留用餐，然后绕自由岛游览，之后返航。

奥尔蒂斯说，桑切斯当时正微笑着为女儿拍摄最后一张照片，背景是自由女神像，就在这时，一切突然出了问题。

“我当时正看着那位母亲和她的孩子，”他回忆道。

“就在这时，船头突然下沉。海水涌入时，那是我最后看到的画面。然后，‘砰’的一声，船迅速完全翻了过来，”他说。

“船从前向后翻转。海水涌入，然后船头先猛地下沉，瞬间完全翻覆。”

奥尔蒂斯说，乘客们落水时陷入恐慌，大多数人没有穿救生衣。

“孩子在哪儿？”

“大家都在喊，‘孩子在哪儿？’”他回忆道。“我试着朝船底游去，但够不到船底。”

后来他们发现，“她被压在船下。”

他称埃尔南德斯涉嫌爬上翻覆的船体，却没有采取任何救援行动。

幸存者最终获救，先是被另一艘游船救起，随后纽约市警察局港口巡逻队和多艘海岸警卫队船只赶到。

46,岁的埃尔南德斯在事故后被控十多项鲁莽危害罪，并等待就更严重的联邦指控——疏忽和渎职致人死亡——出庭受审。

海岸警卫队正在调查埃尔南德斯是否在未获得必要认证和安全要求的情况下非法经营包船业务。

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这本虚假回忆录是“觉醒”耻辱

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一位剑桥大学教授凭借其克服系统性压迫的难以置信的故事一夜成名。

随后，人们开始意识到他的故事确实“不可信”——从字面意义上讲——在其回忆录出版前几天，他的杜撰经历和学术记录轰然崩塌。

《伟大而不幸的事》仍计划于周二在美国上架，由西蒙与舒斯特出版——至少根据作者杰森·阿代的说法，这笔交易价值$1.4百万美元。

这本书将在阿代成为剑桥大学有史以来最年轻的黑人教授（37岁）仅三年后出版——这证明，在他被聘用后不久，他就嗅到了“多元、公平与包容”（DEI）团队带来的丰厚回报。

据出版商称，他的书讲述了他所有不可思议的胜利——“没有美化奋斗”。但美化奋斗正是阿代成功的关键。

今年8月初，他因被指控学术不端而辞去剑桥大学职务。这引发了对其惊人生平主张的审视——比如在六天内跑了600英里、直到十几岁才学会阅读，以及家门口被放置一个猪头。

然而，西蒙与舒斯特仍不得不面对大量库存的他的书。在书中，他——当然是在合著者的帮助下——讲述了自己极不可能的人生故事。据《大西洋月刊》报道，阿代的书稿提案包含了关于其疯狂人生的难以置信的主张，并讽刺性地将这本书描述为“一段近乎神话般的励志传奇”。如今，这已完全成为神话般的故事。

夸张的声明

提案中的离奇故事包括：被汽车撞击后陷入长达数月的昏迷，并经历“闭锁综合征”。他还声称在之前自称患有脑瘤的基础上，又战胜了睾丸癌。此外，他还改动了有关一次被阻止的自杀企图的细节。

根据《泰晤士报》的报道，提案中许多最夸张的情节——如昏迷和癌症——在最终出版的书中莫名其妙地被删去，原因不明。

尽管这本回忆录不会如此定位，但他的故事反映了精英机构将一个人当作进步的象征，随后又以偏见为由无视对他的任何质疑。阿戴于2023年成为剑桥大学有史以来最年轻的黑人教授——尽管他直到2018年才发表第一篇同行评审的期刊文章。从一开始，他克服重重障碍的传奇经历显然是吸引这所大学的主要原因。

“他的故事[体现了]神经多样性人群、来自低社会经济背景的人群以及黑人、亚裔和少数族裔面临的重大障碍，”学校的公告中写道。

他的说法相当夸张。然而，“觉醒”的学者——以及后来的出版业——却对此趋之若鹜。

这些故事层出不穷。他曾在35天内跑完30场马拉松，且骨折未愈。他为慈善事业筹集了5英镑。他曾遭遇种族主义袭击。几乎没有他未曾克服的障碍。

西蒙与舒斯特出版社未回应《纽约邮报》关于其为阿戴的书稿支付多少费用的求证请求，但这份出版合同似乎进一步证明，关于压迫的恐怖故事对学术界和出版业而言是极具吸引力的“猫薄荷”——而且是利润丰厚的那种。对于那些痴迷于摆脱刻板白人形象的“觉醒”机构来说，他是不二之选。阿戴的故事如此精彩，值得彻底抛弃批判性思维。但阿戴终究无法永远逃避自己编造故事的后果。

学术界的纵容

是学术机构纵容他越陷越深，却从未追究其责任。出版商和学者都是我们当中最聪明的人，但阿戴的崛起揭示了一个令人不安的事实：当“多元化、公平与包容”（DEI）成为议题时，基本的审查可能会被抛诸脑后。

类似的事情并非首次发生。教授们曾因编造各种离奇谎言以迎合DEI叙事而被曝光，比如乔治·华盛顿大学教授H.G.卡里略，他自称来自古巴，但被揭发实为底特律出生的赫尔曼·格伦·卡罗尔，与古巴毫无关联。最近，一位从默默无闻中被发掘的年轻黑人作家也被指控用AI撰写书稿。与阿戴不同，他失去了出版合同。

明天的出版将成为一名被指控抄袭和欺诈者的“发薪日”和“正名”——此人通过不断声称自己不被接纳，赢得了学术界和出版业的认可。

博伯特之子，21岁，涉儿童性剥削重罪

众议员劳伦·博伯特（Lauren Boebert）问题缠身的长子周日在科罗拉多州因重罪儿童性剥削指控被捕。

加菲尔德县警长办公室在一份声明中表示，21岁的泰勒·博伯特（Tyler Boebert）因“儿童性剥削及其他多项指控”的逮捕令被捕。

泰勒（右）在缴纳1万美元保释金后获释。

《丹佛邮报》报道称，泰勒可能面临多达五项重罪指控，包括儿童性剥削、意图分发性剥削材料的儿童剥削、与录像材料相关的指控以及导致未成年人犯罪。据报道，这些指控源于2024年初发生的一起涉嫌事件，当时泰勒年仅18岁。

“爱我的儿子，”博伯特众议员在一份声明中表示。

“我们非常重视这些指控，并为在这一艰难时刻受到影响的所有人祈祷，”这位国会女议员补充道。

维克多·纳瓦

乌克兰袭击炼油厂

周一，乌克兰对俄罗斯一座工业城市发动的无人机袭击造成至少13人死亡，其中包括一名儿童，这是两年多来该国遭受的最致命袭击。

据鞑靼斯坦共和国首脑鲁斯塔姆·明尼哈诺夫（Rustam Minnikhanov）的新闻处称，距离乌克兰边境约750英里的下卡姆斯克遭到“大规模”无人机袭击，另有75人受伤。

此次袭击的目标是下卡姆斯克的塔涅科（Taneco）炼油厂，这是俄罗斯最大、最先进的炼油设施之一，位于莫斯科以东600多英里处。

罗尼·雷耶斯与通讯社报道

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小巧之家

网红在迷你公寓中享受舒适生活

无处抱怨： 盖尔·舒尔曼充分利用这座城市最小的公寓之一——位于布鲁克林的191平方英尺三层工作室，月租2,151美元。在这个狭小的空间里，这位YouTuber拥有生活 / 睡眠区、厨房、浴室和一个衣物壁橱。

作者：LAUREN ELKIES SCHRAM

如何在纽约市最小的公寓之一中生活？

对盖尔·舒尔曼来说，面积并不重要。她位于布鲁克林的191平方英尺三层工作室，通过精心规划，拥有独立的生活、用餐和娱乐区域。

一张沙发床、两把椅子和一张小桌子构成了生活区。一张小巧的圆形小酒馆桌配以吊灯，标志着用餐区。厨房的橱柜和内置台面兼作娱乐区——一个用于食物，另一个用于饮品。

这间公寓月租2,151美元（不含水电），充满了个人珍藏，从家族传家宝到旅行纪念品，还有她的唱机和唱片收藏。

“比例很重要，”32岁的舒尔曼（见插图）说，“我喜欢物品比例协调。视觉平衡对我来说非常重要。”

离开公司工作成为内容创作者后，舒尔曼希望租一间更便宜的公寓，她在YouTube上向47,800名订阅者分享公寓装饰心得，但不确定收入会如何。

这间公寓只有一个衣物壁橱，杂物间略有更多储物空间。但配备了全尺寸冰箱、炉灶、烤箱、微波炉和洗碗机，以及一个宽敞的浴室。

“这是我在纽约住过的最好的浴室，”舒尔曼说，她在大苹果生活了10年，上一次住在东哈莱姆。“这也是我住过的最好的厨房之一。”

在厨房橱柜里，她精心挑选了所需物品，并保持整齐有序。

“我拥有我使用的东西，我使用我拥有的东西，”她说。为了避免幽闭烦躁，舒尔曼会在咖啡馆或布鲁克林公共图书馆工作。

“我每天会多次离开公寓，”无论是周四在公园做志愿者，还是去跑步。

生活 / 睡眠区

照片：Olin Lindberg

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布拉德远离清醒

第六版®

Ian Mohr

imohr@nypost.com

Oli Coleman ocoleman@nypost.com Mara Siegler msiegler@nypost.com Carlos Greer cgreer@nypost.com

情侣稳操胜券

贝瑟妮·弗兰克尔与迈阿密投资银行家肖恩·L·坎贝尔的关系持续升温。本周末，两人与她的女儿布林·霍皮一同出席了在蒙托克Crow's Nest举行的冲浪者基金会慈善活动。“贝瑟妮看起来非常开心，”知情人士说，“她向所有人介绍[坎贝尔]。”两人于4月首次传出绯闻。出席活动的还有列夫·施赖伯、艺术家朱利安·施纳贝尔、约翰·斯拉特里、Zillow创始人里奇·巴顿、杰玛·卡多索和安东尼奥·迪奥龙佐、Gap首席执行官理查德·迪克森以及时装设计师辛西娅·罗利。喜剧演员塞斯·赫尔佐格担任主持人，该活动筹集了超过700,000美元，用于保护海洋。

即将迎来宝宝

乔恩·汉姆（Jon Hamm）和妻子安娜·奥斯西奥拉（Anna Osceola，上图）即将迎来宝宝！一位知情人士昨日向《人物》杂志证实，这位55岁的演员的38岁妻子目前怀有他们的第一个孩子。这一消息是在汉姆三年前暗示夫妇俩生育计划后传出的。在2023年6月的一次采访中，当被问及是否考虑“组建家庭”时，《广告狂人》男星表示：“待定（TBD）。”当时距离汉姆步入婚姻殿堂仅有数日，他称自己正处于人生中“令人兴奋的阶段”，以“稳定和舒适”为特征。

布拉德·皮特被目击在7月泰勒·斯威夫特和特拉维斯·凯尔西的婚礼上饮酒，随后公开承认自己在戒酒七年后“重新开始饮酒”。

一位知情人士上月告诉《第六版》，这位《十一罗汉》主演在7月3日麦迪逊广场花园举行的婚礼上被看到饮酒。该知情人士称，宾客们对皮特的举动感到震惊，因为他此前曾公开谈论自己的戒酒经历。

在周一（采访于6月进行）发表的《时尚先生》采访中，这位奥斯卡得主（下图）确认自己决定“以更克制的方式”重新饮酒。他表示：“我有几次过于自信，然后说，‘是的，不行，这对我不利。’不是大量饮酒。”

一位知情人士告诉《第六版》的莎拉·琼斯（Sarah Jones），皮特已逐渐理解自己的极限。

“随着时间的推移，他的生活发生了变化，他达到了一个可以做出不同选择的阶段，”该知情人士说，“对他来说，这意味着适度饮酒，并对自己的极限保持高度清醒。他知道自己的极限在哪里，也明白适度饮酒需要一定的自律和自我意识。”

知情人士补充道：“这并不否定他戒酒多年所学到的东西。这只是他认为在人生这一阶段适合自己的决定，他承诺会对此负责。”

皮特首次透露自己戒酒并加入12步项目是在2019年接受《纽约时报》采访时。

皮特在2016年一次据称醉酒的飞机事件后决定戒酒，该事件被认为是导致他与安吉丽娜·朱莉婚姻破裂的原因之一。

朱莉在法庭文件中称，当时的丈夫曾对她和他们六个孩子中的一个——现年25岁的麦道克斯、22岁的派克斯、21岁的扎哈拉、20岁的希洛，以及18岁的双胞胎诺克斯和薇薇安——实施了身体伤害。联邦调查局（FBI）展开了调查，但最终未对皮特提出任何指控。

篮球芭比寻求出书

印第安纳狂热队明星索菲·坎宁安正在寻求出书，出版界消息人士告诉我们。这位6英尺1英寸的后卫可能会成为竞价战的焦点，我们获悉，这本时机恰到好处的书。现年29岁的坎宁安被冠以“MAGA芭比”的称号，她因场外言论和激进的比赛风格而闻名。在上月接受ESPN采访时，坎宁安关于跨性别运动员的言论引发轩然大波，其中包括：“我认为我在这里是为了传递爱。但我认为爱也包含真相，即诚实。我希望保护更衣室里的年轻女孩，或不应与生理男性竞争的女运动员。”坎宁安还曾在拉斯维加斯担任UFC环形女郎，这位篮球明星还透露，WWE曾邀请她参与摔角。她还曾以《体育画报》泳装模特的身份亮相。本月有报道称，她的新款阿迪达斯球鞋一经发售即告售罄。

瑞茜的父亲身体好转

瑞茜·威瑟斯彭（Reese Witherspoon）的父亲约翰·威瑟斯彭（Dr. John Witherspoon）博士在医院住了两晚后已回家，第六版获悉。知情人士告诉我们，约翰于周日出院，其所住的纳什维尔豪华公寓管理方要求住户不要声张。周五，瑞茜的父亲在公寓泳池附近的水泥地上被发现脸朝下倒地，引发一场虚惊。一位住户发现后通知了值班门卫，知情人士透露。现年84岁的约翰与77岁的贝蒂（Betty）在纳什维尔养育了瑞茜和她的brother。据悉，这位退休的耳鼻喉科医生在社区以“活力四射且古怪的性格”闻名。“他经常穿着短裤和牛仔靴四处走动，非常有趣，”一位知情人士说道。

医生的糟糕首秀

梅根·马克尔（Meghan Markle）和哈里王子（Prince Harry）的最新电影项目《饼干女王》（"Cookie Queens"）在周末的票房表现惨淡。这部纪录片标志着马克尔（上图）和哈里首次以执行制片人的身份进军院线，根据Boxoffice Pro的数据，影片首映排名第15位。《饼干女王》讲述了一个紧张的女童军饼干销售季，仅在446块银幕上映，票房收入仅为$327,797。杰夫·博克（Jeff Bock），Exhibitor Relations的高级媒体分析师告诉我们，独立发行商Roadside Attractions选择此时上映这部电影的决定令人费解。“这部纪录片本应在女童军饼干销售季的高峰期上映，那时饼干和销售饼干的女孩们才是全国热议的话题，”博克说道。这对夫妇的代表未回复我们的置评请求。

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第 六 版

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丹尼·墨菲（Danny Murphy）和埃文·里尔（Evan Real）将回归，带来一场星光熠熠的现场之夜，包括：

• 向E!频道《黄金人生》的标志性人物凯莉·本西蒙（Kelly Bensimon）、卢安伯爵夫人（Countess Luann de Lesseps）、多琳达·梅德利（Dorinda Medley）、索尼娅·摩根（Sonja Morgan）和拉莫娜·辛格（Ramona Singer）颁发备受瞩目的金壶奖。
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燥热难耐

现在是夏天。 曾几何时，生活是那么轻松。

如今？我们正在成为中东的西方前线。

昔日的自由之地， 如今的懦弱之乡。

要么大雨倾盆，要么洪水泛滥——要么就是游行、纠察、暴乱、游行、战斗、仇恨、杀戮、疯子、怪胎、变态、瘾君子、左派、共产分子。

所有人为了一个目标，而这个目标又在哪里？不仅仅是因为生菜难吃。弗奇那家伙也一样糟糕。还有枪击、刺伤、全面战争、贫困、纹身、濒临饿死、商店关门、租金上涨、食品价格飙升、空气浑浊、大雨滂沱、自行车肇事、交通恶化、政客胡言乱语。还有糟糕的天气、骗子、到处都是脚手架、政客满嘴废话、一居室合租。

如今汉普顿的房子都在打广告宣传海滨住宅。也就是说，如果你不介意先把车开到附近某个小镇的停车场的话。

曾经我们有布隆伯格市长，他知道如何管理城市。现在他只是在逃避。他在百慕大拥有一座价值数百万美元的私人海滨豪宅。花园宽敞。他应该拖着步子回去检查布朗克斯的杂货店？还是贝德福德-斯图文森的枪击案？参与重新装修雷克岛监狱？还是在拆掉卡尔·马克思的照片后，给格雷西大厦那狭小的老房子消毒？拜托。

如果你在纽约市拥有另一套地下室住宅，

你还得支付高达大象眼睛那么高的费用。 别指望那些额外的几块钱能买蜡烛。即使那套曼哈顿曾经的地下室一居室“经济适用房”， 现在也要被征收双倍税。

这笔钱可能流向了红场欢庆。或者普京大帝可能会与小克拉普达米分享他的统治智慧。

所以纽约市可能有一些问题。没什么大不了的。 比如公共安全，

对吧？百老汇？无线电城音乐厅？圣帕特里克大教堂？第五大道？麦迪逊大道？时代广场？自由女神像？埃利斯岛？乔治·华盛顿大桥？布朗克斯动物园？熊山？卡茨基尔山？阿迪朗达克山？钻石中心？中央公园？现代艺术博物馆？五个行政区？我们的图书馆？大都会艺术博物馆？华尔街？蒂芙尼公司？

史坦顿岛渡轮怎么样？咸牛肉三明治？犹太熏肠？劳斯莱斯展厅？布鲁克林

最近纽约市的日子很难熬，但嘿，这里依然是最好的地方。

破败的街区、预算问题、高昂的租金、盗窃、无家可归者、糟糕的市长、致命的税收、致命的交通、生活成本、住房难以负担、糟糕的公共交通、不免费的公交车、失业、糟糕的教育、到处都是脚手架却不见高速公路出口、

不过，我们的牛排和百吉饼是最棒的。 亚利桑那？不错，但缺少博物馆、文化、影响力、巧克力汽水、披萨、医院、动物园、大学、餐厅、唐人街、小意大利，除非你对岩石情有独钟，或者对仙人掌情有独钟——否则就别提娱乐了。

他们有公园大道桥吗？华尔街？在摩天大楼顶层的餐厅享用晚餐，俯瞰我们的天际线？

所以，听着，如果你想去肯塔基度假——去吧。祝你好运。跟我讲讲当地的温迪快餐。

要知道，我们都对新任小市长疯狂且极度感激。当然，我们城市的经济可能比乌克兰还糟糕。但至少克拉普达米的桌上有个鼓舞人心的标语：“五毛钱的事到此为止。”

孩子们，只有在纽约，只有在纽约。

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警方火速赶往金·卡戴珊位于隐山庄园的豪宅，一名窃贼闯入并偷走一辆汽车在社区内疯狂兜风。

马里布 / 隐山警局的警员于周日下午3:45接到报案，称一名嫌疑人闯入民宅并正在拿取物品，执法部门向《纽约邮报》透露。

警员到达后，在价值6000多万美元的住宅内发现一名男性嫌疑人，并以入室盗窃和车辆盗窃罪将其逮捕。

警员到达后，在价值6000多万美元以上的住宅内发现一名男性嫌疑人，并以入室盗窃和车辆盗窃罪将其逮捕。

据警方称，该男子据称还偷了一辆车在附近兜风。这辆车属于卡戴珊的一名工作人员，一名接近卡戴珊的消息人士（左一与刘易斯·汉密尔顿合影）告诉《纽约邮报》。他已被带往警局，并因涉嫌入室盗窃被拘留。

“案件仍在调查中，我们仍处于初步阶段，”洛杉矶县警局警佐克里斯·索德隆德表示。撰稿人：莎拉·琼斯、本·查普曼

金·卡戴珊家的狂欢闹剧

布朗克斯幼童4层楼坠落

警方称，一名5岁男童周日晚上从布朗克斯一栋公寓楼的四层楼窗户坠落至人行道，目前生命垂危。

警方表示，这名男童——监控视频显示他当时仅穿着纸尿裤——于下午5点30分左右从大学高地戴维森大道附近的布坎南广场一栋建筑的四层楼窗户坠落。

据警方和执法部门消息人士称，他从四层楼窗户跌落，身上有“从高处坠落的典型伤痕”。

现场视频显示，男童跪在人行道上一动不动，头部着地，双臂伸展。

根据社交媒体上发布的事后视频，人们围在男童身边，难以置信地议论着。

“哇，一个男孩刚从窗户掉下来了！”一名旁观者说道。

“父母他妈的在哪儿？”另一个人大声喊道。Larry Celona和Amanda Woods报道

冷冻卵子的几率

作者：RACHEL SACKS

众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯已开始冷冻卵子的流程——但这并不能保证未来能有效用于生育。

这位36岁的“小队”成员（插图）在2022年与Riley Roberts订婚，她在上周末的一系列Instagram故事中透露，她为这一程序已经攒钱并考虑了一段时间。

她表示，在国会休会期间开始这一过程让她感到“充满力量”，并认为自己的决定“很酷”。

卵子采集可能有助于女性在晚年提高成功怀孕的几率，因为女性的卵子质量通常在30多岁中后期会迅速下降。女性也可能因癌症、子宫内膜异位症、子宫肌瘤、卵巢囊肿和多囊卵巢综合征等医疗状况，或在接受化疗等可能损害生育能力的治疗前冷冻卵子。

未来生育并非万无一失

该程序涉及从卵巢中取出未受精的卵子，并将其储存在零下温度，直到女性准备好让它们受精并植入，无论是植入自己的子宫还是代孕者的子宫。

成功率在很大程度上取决于冷冻卵子时的年龄以及储存的成熟卵子总数。

但根据纽约大学朗格尼健康中心的生殖内分泌学家和不孕不育专家Jennifer Blakemore博士的说法，这一过程实际上能在多大程度上提高生育几率取决于多个因素。“这取决于你是谁，你的目标是什么，以及你拥有什么，”Blakemore曾告诉《纽约邮报》，“并非每个卵子都能孕育出一个孩子。”

首先，卵子必须在解冻后存活。研究发现，约80%至90%的卵子能在解冻后存活，约四分之三能受精，

不到一半会发育成囊胚（胚胎发育的早期阶段），约40%的新鲜胚胎移植会导致活产。因此，如果一名女性冷冻了20个成熟卵子，可能有12个会受精，7个会发育成囊胚。然后，胚胎仍需着床并发育成健康的妊娠。

技术上最大的进步是玻璃化冷冻，即快速冷冻，自2000年代中期以来，它在很大程度上取代了较老的慢速冷冻技术。

它将解冻卵子的存活率从65%大幅提高到85%。玻璃化冷冻的受精率也更高，为79%，而慢速冷冻为74%。

尽管冷冻卵子备受关注，但大多数女性最终并未解冻她们的卵子。

一项2026年的回顾性研究发现，在冷冻卵子10年后，81%的34至38岁女性仍在储存她们的卵子，而仅有7.6%的人回来解冻。

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哥伦比亚地震致100余人遇难

波哥大，哥伦比亚——周一，哥伦比亚西部发生7.4级强烈地震，造成至少111人死亡，数百座建筑受损，多人被困废墟，亲属和救援人员正在瓦砾中搜寻。

哥伦比亚总统阿韦拉多·德拉·埃斯普列利亚表示，至少有87人受伤，并宣布进入紧急状态，以加快地震救援资金拨付，同时表示将亲赴灾区。

“我们不会抛弃任何人。他们在我们心中，我们将全力以赴救助灾民，”总统说道。

美国地质调查局称，震中位于乔科地区的圣何塞德尔帕尔马尔社区，该社区约有4,800名居民，距波哥大以西约250英里。

地震还波及邻国厄瓜多尔和巴拿马，但两国报告的损失较小。

地震重创了哥伦比亚西部多个城市，包括佩雷拉、基布多、卡利和马尼萨莱斯。居民和搜救队在余震警报中搜寻倒塌建筑的废墟。

哥伦比亚内政部长表示，全国已有超过20个市镇受灾。

哥伦比亚太平洋沿岸地区位于地震震中附近，属于“环太平洋火山带”，即环绕太平洋的地震断层带，全球大多数地震发生于此。

太平洋地区，尤其是乔科地区，危险性极高。乔科大部分地区位于茂密丛林中，许多地方仅能通过船只或飞机到达，这可能给当局评估更广泛灾情带来困难。

哥伦比亚地质局周一表示，这是“过去十年来哥伦比亚记录到的最高震级地震”，并称随后发生了2.8级和4.8级余震。

包括墨西哥、巴西、厄瓜多尔、萨尔瓦多和美国在内的美洲多国领导人纷纷发来慰问。美联社

“杀手”母亲的冷血视频

北达科他州一名母亲被控刺死两名年幼子女，据一份新的宣誓书显示，她在行凶前不久拍摄的血腥视频中对孩子的父亲冷酷地说：“跟你的孩子说再见。”

22岁的凯莉·埃尔哈特面临多项指控，包括两项谋杀罪、一项谋杀未遂罪、两项持危险武器恐吓罪、三项严重袭击罪以及一项家庭暴力轻罪，涉及8月6.日发生在曼丹一处住宅的恐怖事件。

警方称，她先是用300万美元现金保释金的枪指着分居丈夫卡梅伦，威胁要自杀，随后刺死了他们5个月大和3岁的孩子，并残忍袭击了1岁的孩子，后者幸存。

埃尔哈特周五首次在莫顿县法院出庭，保释金被定为300万美元现金。

她尚未提出抗辩，将于10月6.日再次出庭。克里斯·内西

孩子们现在就想要遗产

文 / 凯拉·布雷森

贾森并没有向父亲要零花钱、豪车，甚至连房租的帮助都没有要求。

这位38岁的纽约喜剧演员多年来一直在提出他认为“合理的请求”，并附有明确的计划和提案。

他想要的是一次大展身手的机会——一门价值600美元的即兴表演课程、一张前往洛杉矶的机票，参加一场能带来曝光和人脉的演出，偶尔为他正在打拼的事业投资，同时还要兼顾两份工作。

尽管他的父亲最近继承了数百万美元遗产，但答案几乎总是否定的。不过，要求使用化名的贾森对此有不同的看法。

“等我死后，你再也不用工作了。”贾森对《纽约邮报》转述父亲的理由时说。“温暖的礼物胜过冰冷的遗产，”他说道，“趁现在还能改变我的生活时帮我一把。为什么要等到我60岁？”

这种日益普遍的分歧正值美国历史上最大规模的财富转移之际——从婴儿潮一代传给他们的子女。争论的核心悬而未决的问题包括：何时帮助实际上是在伤害？子女是否有权从父母的血汗中受益？随着人类寿命延长，到头来是否还会有足够的财富可供分配？

婴儿潮一代的意外之财

预计未来20年将有约124万亿美元的财富易手，同时也暴露出父母与成年子女之间在“父母对子女应尽的义务”上的代际分歧。

但对许多人来说，问题不在于他们是否终有一天会继承遗产，而在于那些有能力改变子女生活的父母，为何如今却常常选择不伸出援手。

对43岁的阿什莉来说，尽管父母知道税收优惠，却仍然决定不为她购买一套公寓，这让她至今耿耿于怀。

这位纽约本地人告诉《纽约邮报》，她的父母卖掉了在城里的公寓，然后决定租房——但却对税收问题抱怨不已。

“他们本可以把这笔钱投入一套公寓给我，让我的生活更轻松，”她告诉《纽约邮报》。“自私？是的。诚实？也是，”她笑道。

尽管当时阿什莉已经结婚且年过30，但她（同样要求使用化名）认为，凭借父母的成功事业，尤其是母亲曾在房地产行业工作，这几乎是理所当然的。“回想起来，我认为他们太过自我中心，觉得已经为我的婚礼、大学和私立学校付了钱，为什么还要帮我呢？”她分析道。

“我本该更强势一些。小时候，我只想要一个美国女孩娃娃。我把目录册到处放，还读了那些书。他们从来没想过要给我买那个娃娃。他们不会想到要这么做。这和现在的情况一

他们“会”理解吗！

“但这是在更大的规模上发生的事。”

尽管经济上宽裕，她在洛杉矶的房地产市场购房时仍然感受到父母决定的压力。不过，她也意识到自己所拥有的特权。

“我知道自己听起来像个被宠坏的孩子，但那个玩偶的事确实让人难过又真实。”

里奇·金利（Rich Kingly）是一位拥有三个成年子女的婴儿潮一代德州企业主，他认为财务上的克制是他能给予孩子们的最好礼物之一。

“新铺的沥青摸起来很光滑，但如果下面的地基不牢，最终还是会开裂，”这位铺路公司CEO告诉《纽约邮报》。“把钱堆在一个未经考验的人生之上，可能会掩盖弱点，而不是增强实力。我宁愿看到孩子们通过自己的努力挣扎、适应并成功，也不愿为他们铺平每一道障碍。”

金利对孩子们可能的反应有着清醒的认识。

“随着时间的推移，他们逐渐理解我的目的不是让他们的生活更艰难——而是确保他们永远不会因为依赖遗产而感到受限，”这位父亲说道，并补充说自己是在“如果你想要有价值的东西，就必须靠自己去争取”的期望中长大的。

新泽西州企业主道格·康纳（Doug Conner）也表达了类似的观点。这位55岁的父亲有着一对30岁的双胞胎子女，他认为遗产可能会成为“野心的替代品”，他能留给孩子们最宝贵的遗产是帮助他取得成功的心态——而非金钱本身。

解决问题不是父母的职责

像金利和康纳这样的父母并不一定是想惩罚孩子。事实上，财富顾问和理财规划师表示，他们经常听到这种理念。

“有时候，父母最大的爱并不在于解决孩子遇到的每一个问题，而是帮助孩子学会自己解决问题，”债务管理和信用咨询师迈克尔·麦考利夫（Michael McAuliffe）告诉《纽约邮报》。麦考利夫补充说，他多次看到巨额遗产因缺乏财务素养而被挥霍一空。

“在这种情况下，我鼓励父母问自己一个问题：‘我是在创造机会，还是在制造依赖？’”

多位财富管理专家告诉《纽约邮报》，慷慨与吝啬之间的冲突经常出现，且很少有非黑即白的答案。

“通常背后混杂着自豪和恐惧的情绪，”私人财富顾问保罗·费拉拉（Paul Ferrara）告诉《纽约邮报》。

“我接触的父母中，几乎有三分之一与我有同样的担忧：现在给钱太容易，会导致未来的依赖。”

费拉拉指出，有时候问题根本不在孩子身上。“这实际上也能保护父母的退休计划。我见过多年小额贷款未偿还，最终拖垮退休计划的情况，”他说道。

62岁的退休德州人乔·L（Joe L.）有三个成年子女，他认为在经济上帮助成年子女没有普适的规则。

多年来，他曾让孩子们在需要时搬回家住，帮助一个女儿在她靠自己获得MBA后买了一辆二手车，为期一年支付了车款，还承担了学生贷款的还款，因为他清楚这一代人的生活成本已大幅上涨。

但每一个决定都基于同一个考量：如何在不危及自身退休生活或造成长期依赖的情况下帮助孩子。

“如果所有东西都直接递到一个人手上，我的经验是他们不会珍惜，”这位德州本地人告诉《纽约邮报》。“挣扎在某种程度上是好的，但同时，如果一个人很有钱，而他的孩子却生活在贫困中，那么父母确实应该出手相助。”

代际愤怒

通过开诚布公的对话，这位父亲表示，他的孩子们理解这种平衡。然而，他们并不总是能坦然接受，尤其是当许多千禧一代怀有同样的想法——认为前几代人的成功是被摆在银盘子上送到面前的。

“有时候我认为会有一些怨恨，‘我没有你那么轻松过日子’，但我认为这种想法有时有点偏颇，因为我们都认同经济和通胀美元让生活变得艰难，”乔·L（Joe L.）说道。

从子女的角度来看，也有细微差别。一个专注于代际家庭动态的热门社交媒体账号@catherine-lovesastrology表示，她视频下的评论揭示了明显的代沟。许多年长的Facebook用户常常捍卫父母有权按自己意愿支配财产。

而在Instagram和TikTok上，她发现年轻用户频繁分享感到被抛弃、受到经济控制或在目睹富裕父母积累财富的同时独自挣扎的故事。

但据遗产规划律师罗伯特·施特劳斯（Robert Strauss）称，家庭在餐桌上讨论的话题往往与网上展开的大相径庭。施特劳斯在比佛利山庄为身家从$10百万美元到数十亿美元不等的客户提供咨询，他表示，互联网放大了富裕父母越来越多地将子女排除在财产继承之外的观念。但实际上，他很少看到这种情况。

“很难找到一个不将所有资产留给子女的客户，”施特劳斯告诉《纽约邮报》，指的是大多数资产低于$10百万美元的家庭。即使在超级富豪家庭中，信托、慈善和复杂的遗产规划更为常见，施特劳斯表示，大多数父母最终仍会将大量财富留给子女。更大的问题不是他们是否会继承——而是父母在世时应提供多少支持。

最终，施特劳斯表示，家庭往往会在两个截然不同的问题上争论：子女是否应最终继承父母的财富，以及他们是否应在父母在世时从中受益。

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"事实上，这张照片描绘的是《疤面煞星》电影纪念品——一张阿尔·帕西诺（Al Pacino）手持道具枪支的20周年纪念版海报，"基苏恩的诉讼书中写道。"从未发送过任何真实枪支的照片。"

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该协议预计将于8月10日在迈阿密-戴德县法院提交。

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这对有毒的情侣于2020,年11月开始交往，但在奥布塞利死亡时两人已分居。

迈阿密-戴德县检察官凯瑟琳·费尔南德斯·朗德尔（Katherine Fernandez Rundle）在模特被捕时将奥布塞利的死亡描述为“一段动荡且充满争斗的关系”的高潮。

根据一份经大量涂改的警方报告，警方于2022年4月3,日下午5点左右接到家暴报警电话，赶到这对情侣的豪华公寓。

警方随身摄像头画面显示，奥布塞利身中一刀，刺中躯干，而克伦尼则浑身沾满男友的鲜血。

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3月19日清晨，三名警察敲响了约克敦高地一户人家的门，带来了任何父母都无法承受的噩耗。谢里丹·戈尔曼（Sheridan Gorman）——一名18岁的约克敦高中毕业生、芝加哥洛约拉大学的大一新生——在与朋友散步时遭枪击身亡。

被控谋杀她的嫌犯是一名非法移民，曾在边境被拘留后获释，随后在芝加哥再次被捕并再次获释，之后还未出庭。谢里丹的母亲杰西卡直言不讳：当地警方一个10秒钟的电话打给移民及海关执法局（ICE），本可以挽救她女儿的生命。

面对这样的悲剧，你可能会认为奥尔巴尼的民主党人会反思哪里出了问题，以及如何防止悲剧重演。然而，州长霍楚尔和州议会的民主党人却变本加厉。他们新推出的“本地警察、本地罪案法”禁止警方与联邦移民部门合作，并剥夺任何拒不遵守该法的警局的州执法资金。

直白地说：奥尔巴尼如今是在惩罚警察履行职责，而这将导致其他父母像戈尔曼一家一样，收到那改变一生的敲门声。

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在纽约市，15,206份拘留令中有12,787份被拒绝执行，拒绝率高达84%。这与霍楚尔“我们的法律并未阻止将暴力罪犯移交ICE”的虚假说法相去甚远。

以拿骚县最近发生的事件为例：当地警察在例行巡逻时，发现三名男子在家得宝停车场将一个木箱搬上车辆。

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三人均因州级罪名被捕。其中两人被确定为非法入境，并移交ICE。第三人则以出庭传票获释。

这两人能够面见移民法官的唯一原因是，当时拿骚县仍与联邦部门保持有效合作。然而，8月25日，霍楚尔和奥尔巴尼的民主党人终止了这一合作关系，这意味着，如果类似案件发生在9月，这些人将逃脱ICE的掌控。

明尼阿波利斯的教训已经摆在眼前。蕾妮·古德（Renee Good）和亚历克斯·普雷蒂（Alex Pretti）的死亡虽令人痛心，却本可避免。该市领导禁止警察与ICE合作，甚至在交通和人群管控方面也不例外。因此，当联邦探员进入这些社区时，没有当地警察维持秩序或疏导交通，局势随即失控。

这并不意味着联邦探员可以免责。我已多次强调，ICE应采取常识性改革：探员应佩戴执法记录仪，且不应蒙面。

美国民众有权知道谁在执法，而透明度既保护公众，也保护优秀探员。

但改进ICE与与ICE合作并非对立的理念。我们需要两者兼顾，而纽约目前两者皆拒。

我们应铭记ICE为何必须存在：拜登政府在未经充分审查的情况下，放任数百万非法移民入境。你无法大开边境之门，却束缚执法部门的手脚，然后对后果感到震惊。

纽约这里没有人在攻击合法移民。守法的移民等待、申请、接受审查并遵守了规则。问题在于，我们的州政府已将庇护那些违反我国法律并随后对纽约人犯罪的人作为官方政策。

当杰西卡和汤姆·戈尔曼站在约克敦警察局前，恳求州长改变路线时，她却无视了他们的请求，并暗示这家人被“利用”了。她将愤怒留给了联邦执法部门，却对杀害一名18岁纽约人的凶手没有一句问责的话。这足以说明霍楚尔政府站在哪一边。

霍楚尔应立即召回州议会，废除这项灾难性的法律。让警察履行我们信任他们去做的工作。在国会，我将继续努力在全国范围内终结庇护城市政策。

杰西卡·戈尔曼说得最好：够了，够了。

众议员迈克·劳勒代表纽约第17国会选区。

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《大西洋月刊》的泰勒·奥斯汀·哈珀解释了他为何辞去贝茨学院终身教职，并抨击了“多元化、公平与包容”（DEI）和“觉醒文化”的极端表现。在他看来，学术界精英对“学生贷款和学费上涨的不满日益高涨”的回应，是将效忠“黑人的命也是命”（BLM）、“#MeToo”、跨性别权利等进步运动作为转移视线的便捷手段，以掩盖高校自身持续加剧的经济和社会问题。“拥抱社会正义话语、推行教师多样性计划，比降低学费或增加终身教职教授更‘廉价’。”这“还助长了精英大学毕业生被培养成具有公民美德的幻觉”，尽管大批毕业生最终进入了科技、金融或咨询行业。

科学界：清除福奇的腐败

《华尔街日报》的迈克·法拉格警告称，安东尼·福奇的日记“揭示的腐败远不止于某个官员”。我们的政府科研“机构和资助机制已无法适应21世纪的研发需求”，正如白宫官员米哈尔·克拉齐奥斯（Michal Kratsios）的最新报告所言。克拉齐奥斯的改革议程“值得支持”，其中包括一系列措施，旨在“支持未能达成共识的提案”，并加强“学术界、国家实验室与产业界之间的合作与人才流动”。大幅“放松管制、引入新的资助机制、赋予科学家更多权力，将削弱那些充当‘科学守门人’的‘官僚’的权威”。“动摇曾赋予福奇博士权力的机构，将对国家大有裨益。”

文化评论：艺术博物馆拒绝美

《自由新闻》的凯特琳·弗拉纳根怒斥洛杉矶县艺术博物馆新建的大卫·葛芬展馆“布鲁塔尔主义的‘苏联灰’，全是裸露的混凝土”，而展品更糟：在“博物馆废除理论”的影响下，反对“将艺术品按时期、地域或艺术家分类”这一“疯狂”理念，葛芬展馆的展品“以旧货甩卖的风格”呈现，“策展效果堪比跳蚤市场”。这里只是“一团乱麻”，一个“真实版的TikTok，稍纵即逝的碎片被短暂照亮，随即消失，被完全不同的东西取代”。它“不是一个学习的地方”；更糟的是：“这个地方最不希望的，就是让你感受到美。”

保守派观点：民主党建制派拥抱自己的掘墓人

福克斯新闻的乔纳森·特利认为，急于重掌权力的民主党人如参议员查克·舒默，正在为左翼极端分子打掩护。然而，“建制派似乎并不在意这些激进分子对党的影响”，但激进分子“却深切关注建制派代表的一切”。左翼活动人士“大卫·霍格告诉建制派人物，他的政党‘大帐篷’容不下他们”；主播哈桑·皮克“希望清洗”不支持参议员候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德的民主党人，称他们为“仇恨者”，应受到惩罚。舒默等政客可能“用‘大帐篷’的说辞来回避关于极端分子的问题”，但“一旦这些候选人获胜”，舒默之流会发现帐篷“远没有他们想象的那么大”。

自由意志主义者：解析民主党社会主义的吸引力

“社会主义浪潮在很大程度上是年轻大学毕业生的项目”，他们发现自己“拥有学历但收入相对较低”，因为“这个国家的大学培养了太多持有学历的毕业生，背负着与并不实用的学位挂钩的学生贷款，却无法被他们自认为应得的体面职位吸纳”，《理性》杂志的J.D.图西尔指出。但他们将矛头指向“资本主义、美国和西方文明整体，以及以色列和犹太人”。他强调：“自由市场资本主义是好的，它促进自由与繁荣，而社会主义则相反。”当今的激进分子将“过去一些最糟糕的理念——社会主义、极权主义和偏见”融合成“现代政治纲领的抛光粪便，专为对生活现状失望的人量身打造”。警惕：这些理念“荒谬、充满仇恨，并一次又一次被证明具有危险性。然而，它们仍在不断吸引受众。”——由《邮报》编辑部整理

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美国历史最悠久的连续出版日报

“觉醒2.0”就是“觉醒1.0”

亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯和阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德希望你忘记他们和他们的同伙在2020年说过的所有疯狂言论——因为，你瞧，“觉醒1.0太疯狂了”。

这正是这位“布朗克斯布尔什维克”周日谈及民主党社会主义者弗朗西丝卡·洪（竞选威斯康星州州长）时的说辞。

洪那五花八门（大多已删除）的推特内容，从要求取消感恩节，到仇恨白人，再到废除警察。但AOC（奥卡西奥-科尔特斯）建议我们应当忽略这一切，因为这些言论都源自2020年的动荡时期，当时每个人（据说）都从“疯狂池塘”中痛饮过。

埃尔-赛义德，密歇根州民主党参议员提名人，不愿回应其好友哈桑·皮克的恶毒言论，比如将10月7日受害者的性暴力报道称为“强奸幻想”，称赞9·11是“美国应得的报应”，或呼吁“让街道流淌房东的鲜血”。埃尔-赛义德忧心忡忡：“我们陷入了‘抓小辫子’的政治，而我们在2020年都认为这是个坏主意。”

嗯：如果“觉醒1.0”太疯狂，这是否意味着左派不再持有那些观点了？

显然不是：现在唯一真正的区别在于多了些反犹主义。

哦，觉醒2.0也稍显谨慎：洪现在谈论将资金转向“社区倡议”和“非监禁式犯罪预防”——这仍然完全符合“撤资”运动的要求，只是去掉了明显愚蠢的部分。

埃尔-赛义德多次就其过去的“撤资”言论撒谎（大多已从其社交媒体历史中删除），声称那些只是“标题党”。当然：如果这些言论还在，人们可以点击他的声明，了解他的为人和想法；可他甚至连这些观点都没有真正否认。

实际上，埃尔-赛义德最近还为密歇根一座犹太会堂在2020年7月遭炸弹袭击的未遂事件辩解，哀叹“受伤的人伤害他人”。他仍然明确支持2020年的“废除ICE”（美国移民及海关执法局）运动，以及激进的主张——取消私人医保，并对中产阶级加倍征税（因为需要资金）以资助“全民医保”。

AOC可以尽情嘲笑“觉醒1.0”有多疯狂——但笑到最后的，是那些相信她的人，因为一旦时机成熟，“觉醒2.0”只会更糟。

霍楚尔送给比尔队球迷的“礼物”

事实如此：霍楚尔州长的新布法罗体育场上周末开幕时就遭遇了尴尬，愤怒的球迷发现了大量视线遮挡等问题。

你可能还记得，让纳税人掏出$850 million为高标体育场买单，是霍楚尔在2022年首份预算中的头等大事。为了让州议会批准这项计划，她同意了以下条件：

• ● 将总支出增加40 亿美元 billion（尽管她可能并不太在意，因为在随后的几年里，她会同意更糟糕的方案）。
• ● 仅对纽约市公立学校系统的市长控制权进行最低限度的延期（还附加了几项削弱这一控制权的“毒丸”条款）。
• ● 对2019年“刑事司法改革”仅做微小修正（随后她年复一年地推动更多修改——即便她还签署了其他“改革”法案，加快罪犯出狱速度）。

当然，州长坚称自己是比尔队的铁杆球迷——尽管她在2024年缺席了球队的联合会冠军季后赛，理由是……在曼哈顿参加一场筹款活动，而她的下次选举还要等两年多。

耐人寻味的是：今年，比尔队的佛罗里达亿万富翁老板特里·佩古拉及其妻子向州长的连任竞选捐赠了$176,000，达到了法定上限（$18,000捐给她的竞选团队，$138,000捐给州党部）。

更讽刺的是：纽约纳税人承担了这座体育场近40%的建设成本，而其设计却像是政府工程，怪异的阳台、奇特的楼梯和荒唐的栏杆阻挡了观众观看球场的视线。

更不用说那些只能从看台最底层进入的卫生间了。

比尔队球迷们：每次你因为看不到四分之一的球场而错过精彩瞬间，或是在回收啤酒杯的路上不得不停下来喘口气时，请提醒自己：这就是凯特建造的“豪宅”。

曼达尼的学校政委

当然，曼达尼市长治理纽约市公立学校的首要任务，是赋予极左“政委”权力——何必担心飙升的文盲率呢？

他新任命的教育政策小组成员中，至少有三人是意识形态狂热分子：

• ● 卢卡斯·科勒，纽约市立学院首席财务官，曾在市教育局任职期间呼吁在市公立学校开展种族隔离式的“反种族主义斗争会”。
• ● 雷娃·罗德里格斯，儿童公民委员会负责人，该组织曾多次呼吁削减警察预算。
• ● 玛德琳·福克斯，纽约市立大学研究生中心教授，曾与纽约市立大学、伯克利和乔治城大学的犹太教师联名签署信件，否认美国大学校园存在反犹太主义。

这样一群人，却要来解决全市超过一半的三至五年级学生未能通过州阅读测试的问题。

根据帝国中心最新民调，95%的纽约人认为教育局需要提高阅读和数学成绩，但市长却任命了更多痴迷于“社会正义”的监管者。

曼达尼甚至没有假装知道如何提高学生的阅读、数学或科学水平——更不用说扭转日益严重的长期缺勤问题了。民主党社会主义者唯一关心的教育，就是灌输思想——这将成为这位市长在公立学校留下的印记。

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纽约学生成绩不及格反映工会腐败

• 纽约州的教育政策是典型的疯狂：一遍又一遍地做着同样的事情，却期望结果会有所不同（《糟糕的阅读：纽约州孩子们的失败》，8月8,）。

我们在每名学生身上的花费已经是全国平均水平的两倍。但换来了什么？州议员们又会如何应对不断下滑的识字率？批准增加教育经费。

我们应当关闭表现不佳的学校，解雇无法或不愿教学的教师，精简允许膨胀的官僚机构，追究校长和教师的责任——并停止向这一问题砸钱：这并不奏效。

金·加马什 萨拉托加斯普林斯

• 你的文章批评教师工会导致阅读成绩低下，这在一定程度上是正确的，但并未充分扩大问责范围。

虽然工会、工会领导人和官僚化的管理者都有责任，但这些问题完全可以通过家长为孩子的教育设定优先事项来克服。电视、电子游戏和手机——这些都是家长提供的——已经取代了书籍，孩子们没有被教导阅读可以是一件有趣的事。

丹尼尔·霍奇 新泽西州，尤宁

• 我们拒绝承认纽约市公立学校系统的诸多问题源于完全缺乏纪律。教师不得不浪费过多时间不断管教捣乱的学生。过去几任市长实际上已经让停课惩戒捣乱学生变得几乎不可能。

问题焦点： 纽约市三至五年级学生中，超过一半未通过英语语言艺术测试。

用人工智能机器人取代教师，这些机器人没有终身教职，可以轻松编程以正确教育学生。在此之前，在所有教室安装摄像头监控教师行为。

乔·西兰，布法罗

• 停止奖励无法提高阅读成绩的教师。停止强化失败。

将优秀教师调配到表现最差的学校。将福利、第8条款住房补贴、补充营养援助计划（SNAP）、双亲参与、出勤率和行为表现与测试成绩挂钩。其他方法都未奏效。学校的失败不是智力问题，而是文化问题。

迈克尔·卡斯塔尼亚 布鲁克林

• 我们还要读多少关于本市公立学校表现糟糕的报道，才会真正采取行动？

降低标准是一种骗局，社会性升学是一种耻辱，而工会似乎有无限能力保护哪怕最无能的教师。除非我们实行学校选择，否则孩子们的教育状况永远不会改善，这是一种犯罪。

罗伯特·迪纳尔多 法明代尔

• 学校之所以失败，是因为这个体系的运作方式只保护教师和管理者。

如果我们能找到改变这一现状的方法，并在不耗尽教师精力的情况下平衡成效，那么教育体系就能得到修复。

史蒂夫·普雷齐奥萨 新泽西州，德普福德镇

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文件指向“通俄、通俄、通俄”骗局的起源

2017年5月16日，联邦调查局（FBI）采取了其历史上最不同寻常的举措之一：对在任美国总统展开全面调查。

白宫最新解密的文件显示，FBI询问总统是否“受到、被控制或与”弗拉基米尔·普京的俄罗斯“协调行动”——以及他是否“妨碍和 / 或密谋妨碍”FBI的调查。

FBI曾在2019年报道过其针对特朗普总统的调查。但缺失的是相关文件——立案文件、文件上的署名及指挥链。

5月16日的“立案通知”列出了FBI总法律顾问詹姆斯·贝克（James Baker）和反情报部门助理局长E·W·“比尔”·普里斯特普（E.W. "Bill" Priestap）为批准官员。该调查由普里斯特普指示开展，并与贝克的总法律顾问办公室协商；代理FBI局长安德鲁·麦凯布（Andrew McCabe）亲自通知了司法部副部长罗德·罗森斯坦（Rod Rosenstein）。

次日——5月17日——罗森斯坦任命罗伯特·穆勒（Robert Mueller）为特别检察官，自此“通俄、通俄、通俄”骗局正式启动。

詹姆斯·科米（James Comey）也参与了这一骗局。他从被解雇的FBI局长摇身一变成为核心证人。FBI利用科米与特朗普的对话记录——以及特朗普解雇科米的事实——来支持“妨碍司法”的理论。

FBI称，其调查依据基于“交火飓风（Crossfire Hurricane）调查团队”根据对所谓“可靠线索信息”的评估而制定的“预设标准”。谁构建了这一依据？彼得·斯特佐克（Peter Strzok）——交火飓风调查的核心人物，以及FBI律师丽莎·佩奇（Lisa Page）均与该调查关系密切。当佩奇问及特朗普是否会当选总统时，斯特佐克回复：“不会。他不会当选。我们会阻止他。”

司法部监察长迈克尔·霍罗威茨（Michael Horowitz）后来表示，这一信息不仅反映了偏见的心态，还暗示了采取官方行动影响候选人选举前景的意愿。然而，立案通知的实际起草者姓名仍被涂黑。该姓名应予公布，同时应公布所有参与制定、审核或提供用于对在任总统展开调查的“可靠线索信息”的人员姓名——以及普里斯特普、贝克、麦凯布与调查团队之间的通信记录，麦凯布向罗森斯坦汇报的内容记录，罗森斯坦在任命穆勒前了解的情况，以及穆勒为验证其被委托调查的重大指控是否采取了任何独立行动。

以下是惊人的矛盾之处。霍罗威茨得出结论，FBI在2016年7月开展“交火飓风”调查时，依据其相对较低的调查门槛，已掌握足够证据。但该调查仅针对特朗普竞选团队的四名助手：乔治·帕帕多普洛斯（George Papadopoulos）、卡特·佩奇（Carter Page）、保罗·马纳福特（Paul Manafort）和迈克尔·弗林（Michael Flynn）。而解密文件揭示了10个月后更为严重的举措：全面调查在任总统本人是否受到、被控制或与俄罗斯协调。

是什么证据支持这一极不寻常的升级？考虑到霍罗威茨后来的发现，这一问题尤为紧迫：针对卡特·佩奇的四份《外国情报监视法》（FISA）申请中存在17处重大不准确和遗漏。这些缺陷使得“合理根据”的案情看起来比实际更强。FISA法院本身表示，其理解政府已得出结论，即两次监视授权“并不有效”。

我们知道这一骗局的结局：穆勒的调查及其报告得出结论，“未能确定特朗普竞选团队成员与俄罗斯政府存在共谋或协调”。也未能证实特朗普总统受俄罗斯指挥或控制的爆炸性指控。

是时候将那些策划并推动这场“通俄门”骗局的人置于显微镜下审视了。参议员查克·格拉斯利领导的参议院司法委员会和吉姆·乔丹主席领导的众议院司法委员会掌握着工具；格拉斯利一直是斗士，而乔丹则远不及如此。

传唤普里斯塔普、贝克、麦凯布、罗森斯坦和科米进行宣誓公开作证。斯特罗克和佩奇曾深度参与“交叉火力飓风”行动，应就调查前提的形成过程作出说明。

深入到一线特工层面。斯蒂芬·索马——被指责在卡特·佩奇《外国情报监控法》（FISA）申请中犯错的“1号案件特工”——以及联邦调查局的约瑟夫·皮恩特卡，尤其是沃尔特·贾尔迪纳，可能揭露骗局的内部运作。

联邦调查局举报人指称，贾尔迪纳（他还曾参与起诉我）是斯蒂尔档案的最初接收者之一，虚假声称该档案已得到证实，并在为穆勒工作期间擦除了分配给他的笔记本电脑，显然违反了既定的记录保存程序。

那些推动“通俄门”骗局启动和持续的人都有名有姓。现在让他们宣誓作证。并在11月大选前完成。

彼得·纳瓦罗是总统助理兼贸易和制造业政策办公室主任。

特朗普总统可为“宾州车站2.0”节省数十亿美元

特朗普总统是一位建设者，他计划重建纽约破旧的宾州车站，将在城市留下伟大印记。遗憾的是，预计成本高达60 亿美元亿至70 亿美元亿美元，数额巨大。然而，他可以通过带头争取豁免一项已有141年历史的纽约州法律来大幅削减这一数字，该法律毫无必要地推高了成本。

由城市工会承包商组成的建筑行业雇主协会最近的一项研究发现，如果联邦政府能豁免这项被称为“脚手架法”的过时法律——至少在联邦资助项目上——宾州车站的成本最多可削减$560万美元。

值得注意的是，该法律与脚手架并无直接关联；它仅仅建立了一项法律标准，即无论工人受伤责任如何，业主和承包商都要对建筑工地上的任何伤害承担严格责任——即使工人自身负有99%的责任。

其他49个州均采用“比较过失”这一法律标准，即根据各方行为评估责任。结果如何？纽约州的保险成本比其他州高出多达500%。

在全国范围内，保险成本通常占建筑价值的2%至4%；而在纽约州，这一比例高达8%至10%。这一成本差异是纽约州建设成本过高的又一原因。这也意味着，仅因“脚手架法”，建筑成本就被人为抬高了6%至10%，影响着该州的每一个建筑项目。

几年前，纽约州学校建设局总法律顾问估计，如果废除“脚手架法”，该市每年可新建10,所全新学校。尽管建筑商必须购买保险才能运营，但由于该法律，许多保险公司已逃离纽约州，竞争减少进一步推高了成本。

这些问题大多不为公众所知，因此迟迟未能解决。过去40年来，奥尔巴尼多次尝试改革该制度均以失败告终。如今，众议员尼克·兰沃西（纽约州共和党）已提议联邦立法，在华盛顿资助的项目中豁免“脚手架法”。

我们的联盟估计，未来五年内，公路和交通项目的成本将最多降低23 亿美元亿美元。未来10年，不必要的成本可能减少高达100 亿美元亿美元。

“脚手架法”仍有支持者。诉讼律师和工会声称它能保障工人安全，但证据并不支持这一说法。来自全美50个州的数据显示，纽约州建筑工地的伤亡率实际上比许多其他州——包括邻近的新泽西州和宾夕法尼亚州——更高，而非更低。

曾几何时，许多州都有类似纽约州的法律。然而，随着联邦和州安全标准的出台，所有州都已改革其法律，最后一个是伊利诺伊州，该州于1995年废除了其绝对责任标准。

然而，31年后的今天，纽约州仍未修改这一法律——这要归咎于奥尔巴尼的特殊利益集团游说，包括原告律师和行业工会。该法律还催生了一个由腐败律师和医疗服务提供者策划的“假冒建筑事故欺诈”产业。

降低建筑成本（顺便说一句，这些成本最终都会转嫁给公众）不仅能提高可负担性，还将创造更多建筑项目和就业机会。与其他州不同，纽约州的建筑就业岗位持续减少。如今，我们的建筑岗位比疫情前更少。50个州中，纽约州的建筑就业形势尤为严峻。工会领导人仍然拒绝正视现实：他们对“脚手架法”的维护意味着工人将面临更少的就业机会。

似乎只有特朗普总统能够改变这一荒谬现状。他希望重建宾州车站，我们也知道他讨厌为某样东西支付超出其价值的价格。

他可以通过领导废除《脚手架法》的努力，为宾夕法尼亚车站、第二大道地铁、港务局巴士总站以及纽约市住房管理局的升级改造节省数十亿美元。

20世纪80年代，特朗普在纽约市多年未能完成沃尔曼溜冰场修缮后接手了这项工作。宾夕法尼亚车站再次为他提供了一个解决纽约长期问题的机会——并帮助Make New York Buildable Again。

约翰·法索（John Faso）是前纽约州议员和国会议员，现任“让纽约更宜建设”联盟主席。

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西家 ▲ 9 8 6 2 ○ Q 10 5 ◇ A 9 4 ▲ 10 8 7

东家 ▲ 10 4 3 ○ K 7 ◇ Q J 10 7 3 ▲ A 9 4

南家 ▲ K 7 ○ J 9 8 6 4 3 ◇ K 6 ▲ K J 2

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“来吃晚饭吗？”在一场便士桥牌局后，倒霉的路易问我。“埃丝特做饭吗？”我有些紧张地问。“我们叫外卖披萨，”路易说，“我有优惠券：买二送一。”

在一场便士桥牌局中，路易接受了一个“买一送一”的提议。他是东家，南家是我们俱乐部的高手埃德，他打牌如同驾驭战车。埃德叫牌过高，叫到了4♥；如果西家首攻梅花，他会输2墩，但西家首攻了黑桃。埃德赢下3墩黑桃，垫掉一张方块，并打出明手的第四张黑桃。

路易用王牌K将吃，埃德则垫掉了方块K。埃德将吃路易转攻的方块，并打出王牌J：他只输了1墩王牌，完成了定约。

当路易用王牌K将吃时，他赢了1墩——这本就是他应得的一墩——但却让埃德得以垫牌，并只输1墩王牌。虽然不易察觉，但如果路易用7将吃，他就能击败4♥定约。

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根据上方的单词或短语，至少组成17个五字母单词，且不得使用同一单词的多种形式。例如：drink或drank（不能同时使用）。

明日《纽约邮报》公布答案 昨日单词： FAVORABLE

above table labor afore favor larva blare feral lover brave flare ravel bravo flora valor

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1 与足部相关的专家？ 2 章鱼的八条腿 3 与加州葡萄酒谷同名的汽车零件巨头 4 有抱负演员的资产 5 迄今 6 胜人一筹 7 常见的鸡肉菜式 8 值得信赖的人 9 三角肌邻近部位 10 共同的意识形态 11 基于武术的健身方——

案 12 圣诞老人助手的特点 13 极度震惊的事件 14 迷宫的一端 15 喧闹 16 没有麻烦酝酿的地方？ 17 巅峰体能状态，或 4-、6- 和 17-Down 的特征 18 广告奖项 19 骑行者的挑战 20 皮肤艺术，简称 21 睡衣派对常见装束 22 愉快的 23 格莱美得主 India... 24 解开（谜题） 25 健身房的代表团队 26 古典颂歌中的“在上方” 27 “安静！” 28 “话虽如此……” 29 轻微伤害 30 盒式磁带 31 “相信我” 32 相当厚 33 2026 年冬季奥运会主办城市 34 “世界上最小的大城市”

上期谜题答案 (C) 2026 Tribune Media Services 54 吨 55 排水管堵塞 56 莉亚与汉的后代 58 揉皱（起来） 60 部分国际学生的课程

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道琼斯工业平均指数 下跌 60.95 53,975.98

商业

纳斯达克综合指数 下跌 85.26 26,605.36

商业简讯

市场回落

受英伟达及其他芯片制造商下跌拖累，道琼斯、纳斯达克和标普 500 指数周一收低，因投资者对重开霍尔木兹海峡的协议信心减弱。三大主要指数此前刚经历了自 4 月以来表现最佳的一周。

英特尔下滑

英特尔股价下跌 4%，此前该公司宣布将发行价值 150 亿美元的普通股。这家芯片巨头称，强劲的客户需求“由人工智能计算领域前所未有的投资推动”。

波音交易

波音同意收购竞争对手 Archer Aviation 20% 的股份，并将其飞行出租车业务 Wisk Aero 的控制权移交。Archer 还将从波音手中收购空中交通软件供应商 SkyGrid 和无人机制造商 Insitu。

SpaceX 上涨

SpaceX 股价上涨 4.2%，至 138.74 美元，这是近一个月来该股首次收于 135 美元的 IPO 价格之上。内部人士抛售潮并未出现。

IMAX 纪录

《奥德赛》成为 IMAX 有史以来票房最高的影片，上映不足一个月票房已达 2.89 亿美元。

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扎克伯格致联邦政府：解除 AI 限制

作者：阿里尔·齐尔伯

在 AI 末日论盛行之际，Meta 首席执行官马克·扎克伯格在一份新宣言中继续传递关于该技术的积极信息，同时呼吁华盛顿降低美国开源开发者的壁垒，以帮助他们击败中国竞争对手。

“我们提出的理念基于个人赋能是繁荣的源泉，发明是超级智能的首要目的，权力平衡是安全的基础，”他在周一上午的一篇长篇博客文章中写道。

Meta 的 Muse Glimmer AI 已向开发者开放下载并在其自有硬件上运行

——该公司表示，计划在未来几周内开放 Muse Spark L2 版本的权重，称其为全球领先的基础模型之一。

美国限制

这些发布标志着 Meta 在扎克伯格表示公司将“很快恢复发布一些开源模型”后，重新开始推出开源模型。

Meta 首席执行官周一警告称，美国人工智能公司面临的限制使外国竞争对手占据优势，并认为美国政策应致力于使美国开源模型成为全球最佳。扎克伯格在题为《未来属于每个人：通往积极人工智能未来的道路》的全面宣言中写道：“美国及其盟友主导构成全球人工智能使用大部分的开源人工智能生态系统也至关重要。”

他补充道：“目前，外国实验室在这方面拥有多项优势，因为美国实验室必须遵守许多关于训练数据的额外限制。”

与此同时，中国开放权重模型在美国企业中越来越受欢迎，因为它们以美国竞争对手成本的一小部分提供日益具有竞争力的性能——尽管华盛顿的政策制定者正在考虑出于国家安全考虑实施新的限制。

数据中心之战 地方叫停建设

作者：马克·瓦尔塔贝迪安

美国超过 500 个司法管辖区正在紧急刹车，叫停大型数据中心的建设，威胁到美国在与中国等国的人工智能竞赛中的地位。

《信息》网站发现，仅上个月就有超过 150 个地方通过了禁令，科技巨头和开发商面临来自当地勒德分子的强烈反对浪潮。

今年夏天，从弗吉尼亚州弗雷德里克斯堡到德克萨斯州泰勒，乃至更远的地方，活动人士纷纷抗议拟建的数据中心。他们提出的担忧包括这些庞大设施对环境的影响和能源消耗。

负面观点

“当地民众强烈反对这些项目，部分原因是科技精英们在强行向我们推广人工智能，”咨询公司 DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group 合伙人保罗·特里奥洛对《纽约邮报》表示。

“公众对人工智能的看法相当负面。部分工作就是改变这种公众叙事。我们想说的是，‘嘿，也许有办法解决这个问题，对双方都有利。’”

反对浪潮并不局限于地方层面，两个州也对数据中心的增长采取了抵制措施。民主党州长霍楚尔颁布了一项为期一年的新数据中心建设暂停令。德克萨斯州采取了较为宽松的做法，共和党州长格雷格·阿博特实施了暂停令，以便州机构对项目进行审计。目前尚无暂停结束的日期。

这些障碍正成为人工智能公司的重大阻碍。由于延误和取消，预计未来两年内仅有约 50 至 60% 的数据中心容量能够按时上线，高盛大宗商品研究部表示。

专家警告称，这种强烈反对可能会阻碍美国在人工智能领域保持领先于中国竞争对手的努力。白宫一直在起草一项禁令，禁止美国进口中国新型数据中心组件。

尽管面临反对，数据中心的建设规模仍将十分庞大：根据斯坦福大学《人工智能指数报告》，去年年底美国共有 5,427 个数据中心。随着人工智能公司宣布计划新建约 4,000 个美国数据中心，这一数字几乎将翻一番，数据中心研究公司 Aterio 的数据显示。其中，802 个正在建设中。

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可能成为“游戏”改变者

据报道，游戏驿站（GameStop）首席执行官瑞安·科恩正考虑撤回其斥资560亿美元收购易贝（eBay）的要约，因该要约在华尔街反响冷淡。科恩——因游戏驿站成为“迷因股”而受到散户投资者青睐——正在权衡是否提出一项合作方案，允许易贝利用游戏驿站约1,600家美国门店的客户基础，《彭博社》援引消息人士的话称。

消息人士表示，该合作方案理论上将使游戏驿站和易贝在交易卡和收藏品等利润丰厚的市场中占据更大份额。游戏驿站还希望在易贝董事会中获得一个席位。易贝股价周一收跌约4%，报107.71美元。游戏驿站股价下跌2%，报每股18.79美元。科恩（右图）在5月公布一项无约束力的提议，以每股125美元的现金加股票收购易贝，当时该价格较易贝股价溢价20%，此举引发了市场质疑。这位亿万富翁游戏驿站CEO告诉《华尔街日报》，他有一个计划能将易贝打造成“价值数千亿美元的企业”。游戏驿站和易贝均未回应置评请求。托马斯·巴拉比

美国敲响石油警钟

由于对重开霍尔木兹海峡协议的怀疑加剧，且储备降至1983年以来最低水平，美国油价周一飙升至每桶80美元以上。

西德克萨斯中质原油（WTI）价格上涨5.1%，收于每桶82.13美元，而布伦特原油价格上涨5%，收于每桶87.72美元。

特朗普总统周末的言论令希望美伊迅速达成协议以增加波斯湾油轮运输的投资者感到不安，因这位总司令反而表示愿意等待并对伊朗施加经济压力。

美国能源部周一宣布，由于伊朗战争导致史上最严重的能源供应中断，美国战略石油储备已降至3亿桶以下——为逾四十年来最低水平。

自2月28日伊朗战争爆发以来，油价一度飙升至每桶125美元，但美国庞大的石油储备在一定程度上缓解了冲击。

除非中东地区船只自由通行尽快恢复，否则供应持续减少意味着汽油价格可能进一步上涨。根据美国汽车协会（AAA）的数据，截至周一，平均油价仍顽固地维持在每加仑4美元以上。

泰勒·赫兹利奇

泰勒农场再陷风波

公司因受沙门氏菌污染的墨西哥辣椒新召回

作者：泰勒·赫兹利奇

泰勒农场——这家与环孢子虫疫情爆发有关的食品供应商——正在召回十余种含墨西哥辣椒的食品，这些产品在多家大型连锁超市销售，因涉及另一起沙门氏菌疾病事件。

这家总部位于加州萨利纳斯的食品分销商周日宣布，将召回含墨西哥辣椒的产品，包括莎莎酱、鳄梨酱、卷饼、墨西哥玉米片蘸酱和虾沙拉。

被召回的产品已发往包括纽约在内的28,个州的分销中心，并在Hannaford、Kroger、Stop & Shop、Target、Trader Joe's、沃尔玛和全食超市等主要零售商销售。

一起多州沙门氏菌疫情已导致至少345人感染，36人住院—。

双重麻烦

这些感染——已被追溯到来自墨西哥锡那罗亚州一家农场的新鲜哈拉普辣椒，由海岸柑橘分销商进行分销。

泰勒农场周日表示，公司“已不再”从该农场采购新鲜哈拉普辣椒，并称其未收到任何与召回的预制食品相关的疾病报告。

上月，联邦卫生官员将一起广泛传播的环孢子虫疫情——一种会导致爆发性腹泻的寄生虫感染——与泰勒农场供应的墨西哥卷心莴苣联系起来。

塔可钟是唯一一家与该疫情相关的全国性大型连锁餐厅，不过该公司已召回受污染产品，并开始看到销售回升。

根据美国疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）的数据，估计有20,000人感染环孢子虫病，数百人住院，至少有两人死亡。

召回事件引发了对食品行业整合如何增加疫情风险的担忧，并迫使餐饮连锁企业竭力赢回仍对莴苣及其他新鲜农产品心存戒备的顾客。

在召回事件后，Sweetgreen、Chipotle和墨西哥快餐连锁QDOBA已从数百家门店下架了海岸柑橘分销商的哈拉普辣椒。

Sweetgreen和Chipotle已感受到莴苣需求下降对其盈利的冲击。

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对“Truth”快讯的需求

特朗普媒体公司周一报告称，已与“超过10”家客户签约，推出一项新服务，为交易员提供更快速访问Truth Social顶级账号发布内容的渠道。

“我们的新Truth API产品已开始创收，迄今已签署超过十份客户协议，”特朗普媒体临时首席执行官凯文·麦格恩表示。该公司计划每月收费$100,000，或承诺长期使用的客户每月$60,000。道琼斯

法官驳回阿达尼案 苹果遭iPhone重创

周一，一名联邦法官驳回了对印度亿万富翁高塔姆·阿达尼的刑事指控，但对美国司法部决定放弃欺诈和贿赂案的做法表示担忧。

布鲁克林地区法官尼古拉斯·加拉菲斯在询问联邦检察官撤案理由后，批准了他们罕见的撤诉请求，其中包括阿达尼承诺在美国投资1000亿美元是否是撤案的考虑因素。

“撤销起诉书的决定存在不寻常之处，令人担忧，”加拉菲斯在裁决中写道。

阿达尼于2024年被指控与印度政府官员达成贿赂协议，以帮助其阿达尼集团旗下子公司获得太阳能发电厂开发批准，并误导美国投资者。阿达尼否认有不当行为。路透社

周一，一家华尔街大型机构下调了苹果股票评级，因分析师预测苹果已放弃对iPhone的激进重新设计。

杰富瑞分析师爱迪生·李将苹果股票评级从“持有”下调至“表现不佳”，并将目标价从$285.56大幅下调至$263.66，成为华尔街最低目标价之一。

周一，苹果股价下跌1.5%，至$308.26。

此次下调基于苹果全玻璃iPhone项目被疑取消。尽管该项目据报道早在2025年就已开发，并传言将于2027年早期推出，但苹果从未对此发表评论。

不过，该公司曾于2019年悄然提交了一项“六面玻璃外壳”的专利申请。

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杰米·戴蒙 银行预计AI支出巨大。

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AI提振摩根大通对标普500的预期

摩根大通策略师周一将标普500指数的年终目标上调至8,000点，理由是企业盈利强劲，且人工智能领域的大规模投资开始显现回报。

此次调整是由杜布拉夫科·拉科斯-布亚斯（Dubravko Lakos-Bujas）领导的团队在两个月内的第二次上调。6月，策略师将预测从7,600点上调至7,800点。新目标较周一收盘点位7,753.11有约3%的上涨空间。

标普500指数追踪美国500家最大的上市公司，是更广泛股市的关键基准。在企业公布强劲业绩后，该指数近期重返历史高位。

摩根大通首席执行官杰米·戴蒙（Jamie Dimon）领导的公司预计，今年标普500公司计划的1.5万亿美元总资本支出中，与人工智能相关的支出将占一半以上。

詹姆斯·弗雷尼

英伟达达成5000亿美元交易

英伟达与华尔街多家最大型机构达成协议，协助筹集5000亿美元资金，用于人工智能基础设施建设。

阿波罗全球管理公司、黑石集团、贝莱德、布鲁克菲尔德资产管理公司、高盛和KKR同意协助英伟达筹集融资。

随着政府、企业和初创公司竞相建设数据中心以支持人工智能工作负载，对人工智能计算能力的需求激增，吸引了机构投资者的关注。路透社

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丽莎·菲肯舍尔 报道

《纽约邮报》获悉，大中央车站正将每一个可用的角落和缝隙改造成酒吧和餐厅，纽约大都会运输署（MTA）正主导这座铁路枢纽数十年来最大规模的款待业务扩张。

这座已有百年历史的新古典主义地标将迎来高档餐饮和快餐的混合业态。

官员们仔细审视了这座庞大的交通枢纽，以寻找新的空间来容纳这些业务。

据作为车站业主的MTA透露，一个面积95平方英尺、门朝范德比尔特广场开放的电梯井将被改造成一个即取即走的柜台，而位于下层餐饮区的已关闭的摩根大通银行ATM机将被并入一个新的酒吧和咖啡厅。

“我们正努力丰富餐饮选择，使车站成为人们和活动的更佳目的地，”MTA首席房地产交易官戴维·弗洛里奥（David Florio）告诉《纽约邮报》。

如今人流量更大

弗洛里奥表示，在已有113年历史的车站内开设更多酒吧和餐厅的决定，是由中城东区最近涌现的大量新办公楼——增加了该社区的人流量——以及车站内“蓬勃发展”的餐饮业态共同推动的。

但资金紧张的MTA也在应对2027财年3亿美元的预算赤字，该赤字预计将在2028年膨胀至5亿美元。专家表示，在每天吸引平均75万访客的车站内，从非生产性空间中挖掘收入是明智之举。

为此，一家全新的250座餐厅Osteria Centrale将于今年秋季开业，取代曾在此经营25年的Rite Aid药店。

“当我们对该空间进行招标时，现存的药店均无意竞标，”弗洛里奥谈到

尽情享用

帕拉迪诺牛排海鲜餐厅（Palladino's Steak & Seafood）——由执行主厨萨姆·哈森（Sam Hazen，右）掌勺——已于9月在大中央车站开业，不久将迎来另一家高端餐厅Osteria Centrale，车站内可能还会有其他餐饮业态（插图为正在规划中的一家餐厅效果图）。

终端站增设酒吧和餐厅的宏大计划

8,000平方英尺的平面布局。Osteria Centrale的运营商Vizz Group对该终端站并不陌生。两年前，它在范德比尔特大厅开设了Grand Brasserie。除了Osteria，它还将运营一家即取即走的市场Mercato Centrale。Osteria Centrale将成为该终端站的第五家高端场所，继Palladino's Steak & Seafood餐厅之后开业。该餐厅于9月在大厅的北侧和西侧阳台开业，此前迈克尔·乔丹的牛排屋已于七年前关闭。

Palladino's还接管了范德比尔特大道上的出租车站空间，在那里建造了一个封闭式酒吧，以实现全年使用。

目前，MTA希望在隔壁对季节性酒吧采取同样的做法，该酒吧由历史悠久的Campbell Apartment鸡尾酒酒廊运营，根据一份截止日期为周二的提案请求所述。

这处受保护的地标性空间建于1920年代，最初是作为金融家兼铁路高管约翰·W·坎贝尔的豪华办公室出租。

Campbell Apartment的租约将在18个月后到期，其现任运营商兼夜生活策划人斯科特·格伯告诉《邮报》。

他将是提交提案以运营这家高档酒廊的竞标者之一，该酒廊的年租金超过$100万。

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联手收购利物浦

据多家媒体周一报道，包括亚马逊创始人杰夫·贝佐斯在内的财团即将达成协议，收购英超俱乐部利物浦约三分之一的股份。

报道还称，该投资者团队还包括Facebook联合创始人爱德华多·萨维林。

《天空新闻》报道称，该财团由钢铁大亨拉克希米·米塔尔的女婿阿米特·巴蒂亚领导，利物浦所有者芬威体育集团可能最早于本周宣布这笔交易。

据报道，这笔投资将使这家两次夺得英格兰联赛冠军的俱乐部估值约为$60亿美元。路透社

“成瘾性”诉讼继续推进

周一，美国联邦上诉法院允许数千起针对Meta Platforms、Alphabet旗下谷歌、字节跳动旗下TikTok和Snap旗下Snapchat的诉讼继续推进，这些诉讼指控这些公司设计的产品会让年轻用户上瘾。位于旧金山的美国第九巡回上诉法院驳回了Meta和TikTok的上诉，这些公司试图推翻一项下级法院裁决，要求它们面对超过3,000起诉讼，理由是这些公司上诉过早。这些公司辩称，《1996年通信规范法》第230条——通常保护公司免于因用户发布的内容而承担责任——也禁止针对它们未能警告其平台成瘾性的诉讼。第九巡回法院表示，第230条提供的是责任抗辩，而非诉讼豁免，因此上诉为时过早。路透社

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借款人名称：查平学校有限公司（以下简称“学校”）是一家纽约州非营利法人，根据《1986年美国国内税收法典》（经修订，以下简称“法典”）第501(c)(3)条享受联邦所得税免税资格。融资金额：2830万美元免税债券（以下简称“债券”）。该债券将作为符合法典第145条规定的501(c)(3)教育设施债券融资计划的一部分发行。项目描述：债券所得款项连同学校可用的其他资金将用于：（i）再融资2016年发行的纽约市建设资源公司收益债券（查平学校有限公司项目）2016系列（以下简称“2016年债券”）未偿本金余额5000万美元中的部分金额，该债券总发行本金额为7500万美元，所筹资金曾用于学校翻新及装备一栋位于纽约州纽约市东区大道100号、占地22,784平方英尺、总面积185,776平方英尺的14层教育设施（含地下室）的成本（预计将使用本次债券所得款项再融资2016年债券未偿本金2500万美元，并使用学校自有资金偿还剩余2500万美元）；及（ii）支付与债券发行相关的特定成本（上述（i）及（ii）合称“项目”）。该设施由学校拥有并运营，作为一所独立私立走读学校，为约830名幼儿园至12年级的女生提供教育服务。地址：纽约州纽约市东区大道100号，邮编10028。收益类型：免税债券融资。项目总成本：5172.5万美元。预计就业岗位：保留214个全职等效岗位。平均及区间时薪：68.00美元 / 小时，预计区间为1200美元 / 小时至21.00美元 / 小时。

借款人名称：HASC Center, Inc.（以下简称“借款人”）是一家纽约州非营利性公司，根据《1986年国内税收法典》（经修订，以下简称“法典”）第501(c)(3)条规定免征联邦所得税。借款人为智力和 / 或发育障碍（I / DD）人士提供日间及住宿服务。借款人隶属于HASC Diagnostic and Treatment Center, Inc.（以下简称“HDA TC”），后者是一家纽约州非营利性公司，同样根据法典第501(c)(3)条规定免征联邦所得税，为I / DD人士及公众提供医疗服务。融资金额：2344.1万美元的免税及 / 或应税收入债券（以下简称“债券”），其中免税部分将依据法典第145条发行。项目描述：债券收益将用于：（i）偿还及 / 或为一座位于纽约布鲁克林区M大道120号、占地22,400平方英尺地块上的45,000平方英尺三层新设施（以下简称“设施”）的建设、翻新、装修及设备采购的合格成本提供融资；（ii）在允许范围内为一个或多个偿债准备金提供资金；及（iii）支付发行债券的部分合格成本（i-ii项统称为“项目”）。该设施将由借款人拥有并用作：（i）由借款人运营的社区设施，为I / DD人士提供日间康复服务；（ii）设施的一部分将出租给HDA TC，并由其作为第28条和第16条健康诊所运营，为I / DD人士及公众提供医疗、牙科及行为健康服务；及（iii）借款人的行政办公室。地址：纽约布鲁克林区M大道120号，邮编10230。福利类型：免税及 / 或应税债券融资，并免征市及州抵押贷款登记税。项目总成本：2344.1万美元。预计就业岗位：保留1475个全职等效岗位，新增475个全职等效岗位。平均时薪及范围：35.40美元 / 小时，预计范围为18.00美元 / 小时至199.00美元 / 小时。

如需获取本通知日期后的项目最新信息，请访问纽约市经济发展公司（"NYCEDC"）网站：www.nycedc.com / buildnyc-project-info。

本公司致力于确保项目的有效可及性。如需语言协助（包括手语），请联系NYCEDC无障碍服务总监，电话：(212) 619-5000，或电邮：Accessibility@edc.nyc。

根据《国内税收法典》第147(f)条规定，本公司将于2026年9月10日（星期四）上午10:00，在纽约市自由广场1号14楼（邮编10006）NYCEDC办公室举行听证会，讨论上述拟议融资及交易。

欢迎公众成员出席，并有机会就上述项目发表简短意见。

公司将在上述听证会上就拟议融资和交易事项进行信息介绍。如公众希望在听证会日期前查阅项目申请材料及成本效益分析，可自听证会前14天12:00 P.M.起，通过以下网址获取相关材料：https: / edc.nyc / build-nyc-board-meetings-and-public-hearings。有意在公众听证会上就拟议交易事项发表简短陈述的个人，应在听证会前一天5:00 P.M.前，通过电子邮件向公司发送通知，邮箱地址为：IDABUILD_PublicHearings@edc.。书面意见可提交至同一邮箱：IDABUILD_PublicHearings@edc.。请注意，部分拟议交易事项可能在听证会前从议程中撤除。有关撤除信息将于听证会前周五12:00 P.M.左右，在公司网站 https: / edc. / build--board-meetings-and-public-hearings 上公布。

纽约建设资源公司（Build Resource Corporation） 地址：纽约州纽约市自由广场1号，13楼，邮编10006 电话：(212) 619-5000

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纽约市工业发展署（下称“署”）依据《纽约州工业发展署法》（构成《普通市政法》第18-A条第1款）及1974年纽约州法律第1082章（经修订）授权，有权为符合条件的项目开展直接租赁交易，以促进纽约州（下称“州”）民众的就业机会、整体繁荣和经济福祉，并提升其繁荣度和生活水平。署已收到参与直接租赁交易并发行债券的申请，相关目的和地址如下所述。本文中，“市”指纽约市。以下所列美元金额（包括债券发行金额）、面积及工资信息均为近似值。本文中，“债券”指署发行的债券，其利息可能免征地方、州和 / 或联邦所得税。以下提及的债券金额或项目成本金额均为近似值，应理解为不超过该金额或不超过该金额10%的更高本金额。其他金额（包括面积）及工资信息亦为近似值。

公司名称： Lighthouse Luyster Creek I, LLC（“Luyster Creek I”）和Lighthouse II, LLC（“ II”）为特拉华州有限责任公司（合称“公司”）。公司为Eastern Generation, LLC（“Eastern Generation”）的全资子公司，并由ArcLight Energy Partners Fund VI, L.P.（下称“基金”）间接控股多数股权。Eastern Generation是一家能源基础设施开发和运营公司，也是基金的投资组合公司，基金由ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC管理，是一家专注于能源基础设施的投资基金。项目描述： 公司正寻求财政援助，用于建设和装备（i）两套总估算容量为126兆瓦（MW）的电池储能系统（ I为56兆瓦， II为70兆瓦），包括电池及其他设备（如变压器和开关设备），总储能容量为504兆瓦时（ I为224兆瓦时， II为280兆瓦时）（合称“储能系统”）。 I储能系统总面积为12,293平方英尺，将位于阿斯托里亚发电站（地址：纽约阿斯托里亚第20大道18-01号）一块面积为47,665平方英尺的待划分土地上（下称“ I设施”）。 II储能系统总面积为21,422平方英尺，将位于同一地址（阿斯托里亚发电站）一块面积为59,406平方英尺的待划分土地上（下称“ II设施”），与Luyster I设施合称“设施”。设施将由公司从关联方租赁，并作为储能系统运营，可从纽约电网充电并向其放电。地址： 纽约阿斯托里亚第20大道18-01号，邮编11105。优惠类型： 免征市和州销售及使用税，部分免征市和州抵押贷款登记税。项目总成本： 3.42233亿美元。预计就业岗位： Eastern Generation预计将创造1个全职等效岗位。平均时薪及范围： 每小时7038美元。

公司名称： 纽约哈德逊城市广场商业建设项目直租交易，由特拉华州有限合伙企业“438-444, 第十一大道控股有限合伙企业”（简称“438-444”），其本身为纽约有限合伙企业“蒂什曼·斯派尔地产有限合伙企业”（Tishman Speyer Properties, L.P.）的关联方（与438-444合称“公司”）的关联方代表组建并受益。项目描述： 公司拟申请财政援助，用于建设一栋总建筑面积约1,256,000平方英尺、高48层的甲级写字楼，其中包括约14,000平方英尺的可出租零售空间，项目名为“99哈德逊大道”（以下简称“设施”）。地址： 设施将建于两块总面积为48,215平方英尺的空地上，第一块位于纽约州纽约市第十一大道438-444号（街区708，地块1），占地面积40,809平方英尺；第二块位于纽约州纽约市西37街550号（街区708，地块62），占地面积7,406平方英尺。优惠类型： 以支付款项代替市房产税，以及以支付款项代替市和州的抵押贷款登记税。项目总成本： 26.86亿美元。预计就业岗位： 待定；详情请查阅网站。平均时薪及薪资范围： 待定；详情请查阅网站。

如需获取本通知发布后的项目最新信息，请访问纽约市经济发展公司（NYCEDC）网站：www.nycedc.com / nycida-project-info。

本机构致力于确保项目的无障碍访问。如需语言协助（包括手语），请联系NYCEDC无障碍服务主管，电话：(212) 619-5000或发送邮件至Accessibility@edc.nyc。

依据纽约州《普通市政法》第859-a条，本机构将于2026年9月10日（星期四）上午10:00，在NYCEDC办公室（纽约州纽约市自由广场1号14楼，邮编10006 00）举行听证会，讨论上述拟议融资及交易事宜。

听证会上，本机构将介绍上述拟议融资及交易的相关信息。公众如需在听证会前查阅项目申请材料及成本效益分析，可于听证会前14天中午12:00起，访问以下网址获取：https: / edc.nyc / nycida-board-meetings-public-hearings。如需在听证会上就拟议交易发表简短陈述，请于听证会前一天下午5:00前，通过电子邮件向本机构提前通知，邮箱：IDABuild_PublicHearings@edc.nyc。书面意见可发送至同一邮箱。请注意，部分拟议交易可能在听证会前从议程中撤销，相关信息将于听证会前一个星期五中午12:00起，在本机构网站（https: / edc.nyc / nycida-board-meetings-public-hearings）公布。

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前喷气机队球星获“牛仔”巨额合同

作者：约瑟夫·斯塔谢夫斯基

牛仔队没有浪费时间，迅速为奎嫩·威廉姆斯提供了巨额薪资。

据多家媒体报道，这位前喷气机队明星周一同意了一份为期3年、价值$105.9百万美元的续约合同，其中$101百万美元为保障金额，使他成为联盟中薪资最高的防守内锋之一。

威廉姆斯还在签约时获得了$63.35百万美元的保障金。

这份合同的年均价值为$35.3百万美元，在防守截锋中排名第二。威廉姆斯的合同将持续至2030。

威廉姆斯，28，于去年11月被交易至达拉斯，此前他已在喷气机队效力六年半。当时他原有合同还剩余2年。

牛仔队在训练营期间明确表示有意与威廉姆斯续约，此后进展迅速。

牛仔队在交易截止日送出了2026年第二轮选秀权、2027年首轮选秀权及防守截锋马齐·史密斯，以换取威廉姆斯，希望加强当时表现挣扎的防守，但最终仍未能进入季后赛。

这位四届职业碗球员、2022年首届全明星阵容成员在2025，赛季仅获得2 1 / 2次擒杀，但一直是一名精英级的跑锋遏制者。在为牛仔队出战的7场比赛中，他总共完成53次擒抱，并贡献了12次对四分卫的冲击中的9次。威廉姆斯在7月下旬的训练营期间表示，有意与老板杰里·琼斯及牛仔队长期合作。

“我当然希望能在这里长期效力，但我真正关注的只有胜利，以及让这支防守队伍进入状态，让我们能为这支球队赢下橄榄球比赛，”威廉姆斯说道。

威廉姆斯在2019年选秀中被喷气机队以第3顺位选中，但在后期对球队连败的状况感到厌倦——他从未进入过季后赛。在被交易至达拉斯后，他坦承了这一点。

“作为一名超级竞争者，我想任何经历过像我那样多次失败的人都会感到沮丧，”他当时说道。“我知道有些球员一辈子可能只输一场比赛就感到沮丧。所以，我当然也会感到沮丧，但我与教练亚伦·格伦、总经理Darren Mougey的关系依然很好。他们知道我当时很沮丧。我想全世界都知道我在那里待了那么久却一直输球，感到沮丧。”

如今，他将努力帮助牛仔队在缺席2年后重返季后赛。

jstaszewski@nypost.com

赛程表

11月27-30日 – BMW澳大利亚PGA锦标赛（大卫·普伊格） / --- / 12月4-7日 – 皇冠澳大利亚公开赛（拉斯穆斯·尼尔高-彼得森） / 12月4-7日 – 内德班克高尔夫挑战赛（纪念加里·普莱尔）（克里斯托弗·赖坦） / 12月11-14日 – 阿尔弗雷德·邓希尔锦标赛（杰登·特雷·沙珀） / 12月18-21日 – AfrAsia毛里求斯公开赛（杰登·特雷·沙珀） / 1月15-18日 – 迪拜邀请赛（纳乔·埃尔维拉） / 1月22-25日 – Hero迪拜沙漠精英赛（帕特里克·瑞德） / 1月29日-2月1日 – Bapco Energies巴林锦标赛（弗雷迪·肖特） / 2月5-8日 – 卡塔尔大师赛（帕特里克·瑞德） / 2月19-22日 – 魔幻肯尼亚公开赛（由Alma呈现）（凯西·贾维斯） / 2月26日-3月1日 – Investec南非公开赛（凯西·贾维斯） / 3月5-8日 – 约翰内斯堡公开赛（丹·布拉德伯里） / 3月19-22日 – 海南精英赛（由MAEXTRO呈现）（乔丹·冈伯格） / 3月26-29日 – Hero印度公开赛（亚历克斯·菲茨帕特里克） / 4月9-12日 – 大师赛（罗里·麦克罗伊） / 4月23-26日 – 沃尔沃中国公开赛（伯恩德·维斯伯格） / 4月30日-5月3日 – 土耳其航空公开赛（米凯尔·林德伯格） / 5月7-10日 – Estrella Damm加泰罗尼亚锦标赛（尤鲁夫·普雷马利） / 5月14-17日 – PGA锦标赛（亚伦·赖） / 5月21-24日 – Soudal公开赛（理查德·斯特恩） / 5月28-31日 – 奥地利阿尔卑斯公开赛（由基茨比厄尔蒂罗尔呈现）（金子洸） / 6月4-7日 – 荷兰皇家航空公开赛（尤金尼奥·洛佩斯-查卡拉） / 6月18-21日 – 美国公开赛（温德姆·克拉克） / 6月25-28日 – DS汽车第83届意大利公开赛（尤金尼奥·洛佩斯-查卡拉） / 7月2-5日 – BMW国际公开赛（迈克尔·霍利克） / 7月9-12日 – ISCO锦标赛（史蒂文·菲斯克） / 7月9-12日 – Genesis苏格兰公开赛（汤姆·金） / 7月16-19日 – 英国公开赛（瑞安·福克斯） / 7月16-19日 – Corales蓬塔卡纳锦标赛（斯特凡诺·马佐利）

8月13-16日 – 丹麦高尔夫锦标赛，凯特明德 / 8月20-23日 – Neno锦标赛，英国阿伯丁 / 8月27-30日 – 赫斯夸纳英国大师赛（由尼克·佛度爵士主办），英国萨顿科尔菲尔德 / 9月3-6日 – 欧米茄欧洲大师赛，瑞士克朗-蒙塔纳 / 9月10-13日 – 安进爱尔兰公开赛，爱尔兰克莱尔 / 9月17-20日 – BMW PGA锦标赛，英国弗吉尼亚沃特 / 9月24-27日 – 法国联邦快递公开赛，法国居扬库尔 / 10月1-4日 – 阿尔弗雷德·邓希尔林克斯锦标赛，英国格拉斯哥 / 10月8-11日 – 西班牙公开赛（由马德里呈现），马德里 / 10月15-18日 – DP世界印度锦标赛，新德里 / 10月22-25日 – Genesis锦标赛，韩国天安 / 11月5-8日 – 阿布扎比锦标赛，阿拉伯联合酋长国阿布扎比 / 11月12-15日 – DP世界巡回赛锦标赛，阿拉伯联合酋长国迪拜

NASCAR

NASCAR杯系列赛赛程-获胜者 / --- / 1月1日 – x- 对抗赛预赛1，北卡罗来纳州温斯顿-塞勒姆 / 1月31日 – x- 对抗赛预赛2，北卡罗来纳州温斯顿-塞勒姆 / 1月31日 – x- 对抗赛预赛3，北卡罗来纳州温斯顿-塞勒姆 / 1月31日 – x- 对抗赛预赛4，北卡罗来纳州温斯顿-塞勒姆 / 2月4日 – x-对抗赛最后机会资格赛（乔什·贝里） / 2月4日 – 鲍曼·格雷体育场Cook Out对抗赛（瑞安·普里斯） / 2月12日 – x-美国250佛罗里达预赛（代托纳）（乔伊·洛根诺） / 2月12日 – x-美国250佛罗里达预赛（代托纳）（蔡斯·埃利奥特） / 2月15日 – 代托纳500（泰勒·雷迪克） / 2月22日 – Autotrader 400（泰勒·雷迪克） / 3月1日 – DuraMAX德克萨斯大奖赛（RelaDyne赞助）（泰勒·雷迪克） / 3月8日 – Straight Talk Wireless 500（瑞安·布兰尼） / 3月15日 – Pennzoil 400（Jiffy Lube赞助）（丹尼·哈姆林） / 3月22日 – Goodyear 400（Tyler / 3月29日 – Cook Out 400（蔡斯·埃利奥特） / 4月12日 – Food City 500（泰·吉布斯） / 4月19日 – AdventHealth 400（泰勒·雷迪克） / 4月26日 – Jack Link's 500（卡森·胡佛） / 5月3日 – Würth 400（LIQUI MOLT赞助）（蔡斯·埃利奥特） / 5月10日 – 格伦赛道Go Bowling赛（肖恩·范·吉斯伯根） / 5月17日 – 全明星赛（丹尼·哈姆林） / 5月24日 – 可口可乐600（丹尼尔·苏亚雷斯） / 5月31日 – Cracker Barrel 400（丹尼·哈姆林） / 6月7日 – Firekeepers Casino 400（丹尼·哈姆林） / 6月14日 – VISITPA呈现的Great American Getaway 400（丹尼·哈姆林） / 6月21日 – Anduri 250（科里·海姆） / 6月28日 – 丰田 / Save Mart 350（肖恩·范·吉斯伯根） / 7月5日 – eero 400（蔡斯·布里斯科） / 7月12日 – 沃尔玛提供的Quaker State 400（瑞安·布兰尼） / 7月19日 – Window World 450（乔伊·洛根诺） / 7月26日 – PPG呈现的Brickyard 400（科里·海姆） / 8月9日 – 乙醇驱动的爱荷华玉米350（泰·吉布斯） / 8月15日 – 弗吉尼亚州里士满Cook Out 400 / 8月23日 – 新罕布什尔州劳登Dollar Tree 301 / 8月29日 – 佛罗里达州代托纳海滩Coke Zero Sugar 400 / 9月6日 – 南卡罗来纳州达灵顿Cook Out南方500 / 9月13日 – 伊利诺伊州麦迪逊Enjoy Illinois 300 / 9月19日 – 田纳西州布里斯托尔Bass Pro Shops夜赛 / 9月27日 – 堪萨斯城好莱坞赌场400 / 10月4日 – 拉斯维加斯South Point 400 / 10月11日 – 北卡罗来纳州康科德美国银行400 / 10月18日 – 亚利桑那州埃文代尔Freeway Insurance 500 / 10月25日 – 阿拉巴马州塔拉迪加Yellawood 500 / 11月1日 – 弗吉尼亚州里奇韦Xfinity 500 / 11月8日 – 佛罗里达州霍姆斯特德杯系列赛总决赛 / x-非积分赛

一级方程式

积分榜

截至周日 1. 安德烈亚·基米·安东内利，219 2. 路易斯·汉密尔顿，169 3. 乔治·拉塞尔，160 4. 夏尔·勒克莱尔，138 5. 兰多·诺里斯，128 6. 马克斯·维斯塔潘，109 7. 奥斯卡·皮亚斯特里，92 8. 伊萨克·哈贾兹，68 9. 利亚姆·劳森，43 10. 皮埃尔·加斯利，42 11. 阿维德·林德布拉德，23 12. 弗朗科·科拉皮托，19

余闻：掘金拒绝约基奇提案

希腊篮球劲旅帕纳辛奈科斯俱乐部老板季米特里奥斯·詹纳科普洛斯（Dimitrios Giannakopoulos）在《欧洲内幕》（Euro Insiders）播客中表示，他曾向掘金队提出“一个非常严肃的提案”，希望买断三届MVP尼古拉·约基奇（Nikola Jokic）的合同，将其带到雅典，但遭到拒绝。

● 前NFL四分卫德里克·卡尔（Derek Carr）加入加州大学洛杉矶分校（UCLA）教练组，担任主教练鲍勃·切斯尼（Bob Chesney）的特别顾问。

● 在佐治亚州大学公园市，莱恩·霍华德（Rhyne Howard）投中6记三分球，砍下22分，安吉尔·里斯（Angel Reese）贡献20分和14个篮板，收获本赛季第22次两双，梦想队以107比95击败节奏队。

焦点战术

瞄准伦巴德，扬基队

作者：迈克·图雷（MIKE TURAY）

扬基队将在周二晚开启为期3场的主场系列赛，迎战陷入低迷的水手队。

在与亚特兰大的系列赛中险些横扫对手后，扬基队将目光转向西雅图。水手队派出布莱恩·吴（Bryan Woo，8胜8负，4.31防御率）登场，试图终结四连败。

吴本赛季客场表现惨淡，客场战绩仅为1胜8负，防御率高达6.71，在63局的投球中被击出78支安打和9支本垒打。

扬基队则交由瑞安·韦瑟斯（Ryan Weathers，5胜7负，3.79防御率）主投。这位左投手上周对阵红雀队时送出6次三振，仅被击出4支安打，投满6局助球队取胜。

韦瑟斯的爆发与备受期待的新秀乔治·伦巴德二世（George Lombard Jr.）的大联盟首秀不谋而合。这位21岁的游击手不负众望，为内野注入新活力。这位菜鸟在打击端同样表现抢眼，17个打席中打出5支安打，包括2支本垒打，打击率高达.294。

考虑到吴在客场的显著挣扎，伦巴德有望在周二的比赛中找到安打机会。韦瑟斯已证明自己能够应对水手队的打线——今年3月30日在西雅图的比赛中，他仅让对手得到1分和4支安打，送出7次三振，投满4 1 / 3局。

马歇尔队（+25.5）对阵宾州州立大学

在NIL / 转会门era,，球队经常重组阵容。但即使阵容流动已成为常态，宾州州立大学的阵容重建仍然彻底到了骨架层面。40名新球员通过转会门加入，1批几乎同等数量的球员离开了球队。这与詹姆斯·富兰克林的离任和马特·坎贝尔从爱荷华州立大学的到来不谋而合。

说到坎贝尔，这位长期执教爱荷华州立大学的教练带来了24名球员和他的进攻协调员。泰勒·穆瑟坚信多近端锋阵型、强力跑攻，并在防守堆积盒区时偶尔进行深远传球。

是的，他有罗科·贝克特来运行进攻，但这位四分卫在爱荷华州立大学上赛季仅仅是一名比赛管理者。他在QBR排名中位列第52，且在中距离传球（10-19码，54.2%完成率）方面表现挣扎。

除了贝克特，这支进攻组看起来并不具备爆发力。他们拥有一个强大的跑卫群，由两年首发卡森·汉森、碗赛中脱颖而出的夸顿·马丁和一位来自俄亥俄州立大学的前五星高中生（詹姆斯·皮普尔斯）领衔。但进攻线将是一个需要持续打磨的环节，因为他们需要替换四名全职首发（经验值排名第102）。

宾州州立大学在进攻端的问号让我难以想象他们能在揭幕战中拿下40分，这使得马歇尔队的让分非常有吸引力。

雷霆群马队拥有G6联盟中最顶尖的四分卫之一。卡洛斯·德尔·里奥-威尔逊曾是佛罗里达短吻鳄队的四星新秀。在锡拉丘兹大学的不成功经历后，他在马歇尔大学找到了归属并茁壮成长。

这位Sun Belt联盟的赛季前进攻最佳球员是对手防守的噩梦，难以遏制。他去年跑出了660码和六次达阵，传球完成率接近67%。

他身边还有大量技术位置天赋，主教练托尼·吉布森还从ACC联盟挖来了接球手克里斯·卡利弗（北卡罗来纳大学）和赛维恩·特纳-布拉德肖（弗吉尼亚理工大学），以助力德尔·里奥-威尔逊的成长。

针对让分的最后一块拼图是马歇尔队在这个休赛期进行的防守教练升级。布拉德·兰伯特在六年前的成功执教经历后重返马歇尔，当时他曾获得布罗伊尔斯奖提名。

密西西比州立大学（-28.5）对阵路易斯安那门罗大学

勇士队的进攻简直惨不忍睹。由于2025,年在空中进攻上的严重局限性，路易斯安那门罗大学每场仅得16.6分（第130名）。进攻的疲软促使主教练布莱恩特·文森特彻底改组进攻教练团队，转而聘请一位大专联赛的进攻策划者。但即使杰西·蒙塔尔托在指挥席上真的是进攻天才，从进攻手的角度来看，球队仍然缺乏人才储备。

上赛季，勇士队在247Sports的球队天赋综合排名中位列第124。此后，他们的两名顶级跑卫、1名领先的接球手和首发近端锋均已离队。再加上新的进攻体系和进攻线上的隐忧，今年秋季这支进攻可能会完全崩盘。

当路易斯安那门罗大学在第一周对阵密西西比州立大学时，从第一次开球起就会面临重大问题。勇士队的防守线人员不足且体型偏小。这将让卡马里奥·泰勒的日子过得非常轻松，他是有史以来与斗牛犬队签约的最高评级四分卫。这位双重威胁明星在鸡蛋碗赛中跑出了173码和2次达阵，并准备迎来爆发赛季。在他的身边，后场搭档将是弗拉夫·博斯韦尔，一位拥有19次职业生涯达阵的电光火石般的跑卫。

斗牛犬队将在此役中迅速占据上风，并利用他们极快的节奏在这场比赛中跑动多达80次进攻。杰夫·莱比的快速进攻将让路易斯安那门罗大学的防守线喘不过气，此后密西西比州立大学将在跑动中予以重创。这场比赛有望成为第一周最大的一边倒比赛之一。

罗科·贝克特

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选择海湾区

新泽西队力克长岛，距离小联盟世界系列赛仅一胜之遥

“梅森一击中的”：贝永中央队的梅森·林孔在周一于康涅狄格州布里斯托尔对阵纽约州华盛顿港的比赛首局中击出两分全垒打。Douglas Healey 摄

作者：亚历克斯·米切尔

一支位于纽约市摩天大楼阴影下的小联盟球队正迎来属于他们的高光时刻。

在小联盟世界系列赛大都会区预选赛的胜者组比赛中，新泽西州贝永中央队周一下午在康涅狄格州布里斯托尔以12比2大胜纽约州华盛顿港队。

这支由11至12岁球员组成的“花园州”劲旅距离晋级宾夕法尼亚州威廉斯波特的决赛之旅仅剩一胜，他们正以“震惊世界”为信条。

“我们是新泽西的一个小镇。我们12岁组的联盟此前从未赢得过州冠军，”经理贾斯汀·史密斯在接受《纽约邮报》采访时谈及这支有着75年历史的联盟时表示。

“从来没有人期待这些小镇能做到这一点。我们在每场比赛中都是弱者，我们肩负使命感，而且我们打出了地狱般的棒球。”

贝永中央队（新泽西） 12 华盛顿港队（纽约） 2

贝永队在ESPN直播的比赛中表现强势，仅用4局（共6局）便因10分领先规则提前结束比赛。

梅森·林孔在本场比赛中表现全面，无论是打击还是投球，史密斯称其表现“非凡”。他击出一记两分全垒打，并在后援中投出两局无安打的表现。

但这支新泽西球队的信念是“球衣正面的名字，而非背面”，他们的主帅说道。

“这不是关于你的数据，而是最终的结果，”史密斯说，“我们来到这里就是为了这个。孩子们全力以赴。”

贝永队的进攻机器在首局下半场由林孔对杰克逊·戈林斯基的一记全垒打引燃，球飞入莱昂·J·布林球场后方的树林。

三垒手AJ·塔皮亚随后用一记强力安打再添两分，将比分扩大至4比0。

华盛顿港队在第二局对贝永先发投手加布·加西亚形成满垒局面，二垒手迈克尔·加布里埃尔通过暴投得分，接着游击手布兰登·基恩的一记一垒安打将比分追至4比2。

华盛顿港队在第二局下半场由迈基·卡图奥诺接替投球，但被左外野手德克斯·齐默尔曼的一记牺牲高飞球失一分，贝永队将比分扩大至5比2。

林孔在之前的两次打席中均被故意保送，随后在第三局登板投球，未被击出安打或保送，并送出1次三振。

贝永队中外野手蔡斯·克林科夫斯基在第三局击出一记二垒安打再添两分。三垒手乔伊·德怀尔击出一垒安打再添两分，塔皮亚则在一次内野失误中再添一分，将领先优势扩大至10比2。

捕手杰特·布里奇斯在第四局击出一记满垒二垒安打，再添两分，触发了提前结束比赛的规则。

“他们非常兴奋，他们热爱这样的比赛，”史密斯谈及贝永队的高效进攻时说道。

华盛顿港队在首轮以10比3击败罗德岛州林肯队，接下来将于周三下午5点在双败淘汰赛中对阵康涅狄格州达里安队。贝永队曾在周六晚以8比2击败达里安队。

这支长岛球队是其联盟63年历史上首次进入大都会区预选赛，助理教练安东尼·西奥哈里斯表示他们将全力以赴。

“我们明天会重返球场，解决一些问题，继续努力，我们会做好准备，”他补充道。

“我们必须拿出最佳状态，做好我们该做的，我们相信当我们发挥出水平时，可以和任何人抗衡。”

胜者将于周五晚7点在ESPN直播的冠军赛中与贝永队再度交手。这将是一场决胜局，尽管新泽西队在三州双败淘汰赛中尚未输过任何一场比赛。

“他们并没有过于自信，”史密斯说，“他们知道还需要再赢一场。这是一球一球、一投一投、一打席一打席的较量。”

被取消资格的塔尔萨少年棒球联盟球队仍有资格参赛

作者：克里斯蒂安·阿诺德

随着一支来自俄克拉荷马州塔尔萨的球队在周一下午被少年棒球联盟取消资格，但数小时后又被一名德克萨斯州法官恢复资格，少年棒球世界系列赛的戏剧性事件已经展开。

这支来自塔尔萨的球队在被裁定其中一名球员不符合资格后，被取消了参加2026年少年棒球联盟西南地区锦标赛的资格。该决定由少年棒球联盟国际锦标赛委员会在收到对塔尔萨球队球员资格的抗议后作出。

尽管少年棒球联盟的声明称委员会的裁决是最终且具有约束力的，但德克萨斯州第414地区法院的法官瑞安·卢纳批准了塔尔萨球队家长和球员申请的临时限制令。

“卢纳法官已下令冠军赛按原定计划于8月11日下午6点进行。比赛的胜者将代表西南地区前往威廉斯波特。比赛的胜者将在球场上决定，”一份新闻稿称。

目前尚不清楚少年棒球联盟在法院裁决后将采取何种下一步行动。

在最初宣布取消塔尔萨球队资格的声明中，该组织曾表示，少年棒球联盟西南地区锦标赛将通过一场得克萨斯西部队与路易斯安那队之间的冠军赛决出胜者。

少年棒球联盟并未说明导致该球员不符合资格的具体原因，但《体育画报》曾报道称，参加地区锦标赛的三支球队要求对塔尔萨球队进行调查。

根据投诉内容，《体育画报》报道称，这三支球队希望少年棒球联盟调查“塔尔萨国家少年棒球联盟是否在2026年整个棒球项目运营中遵守了少年棒球联盟的《规章制度》、《比赛规则》、《运营政策》、《特许要求》以及《国际锦标赛球员资格要求》”。

该投诉还指称，塔尔萨球队违反了《兄弟姐妹参赛条例》II(a)(1)、《联盟资格》、在一天内投球超过一场的《条例VI(k)》以及《完成比赛规则》4.10(c)(2)。

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事件

克拉克在赛季初期遭遇低迷，投篮不进且防守端被针对。

五月下旬，她在场边与教练斯蒂芬妮·怀特发生争执，再次成为头条。

一个月后，又发生了与阿丽莎·托马斯的冲突——水星队球星托马斯击中克拉克的喉咙。

当时裁判未判犯规，但视频迅速传播。

WNBA事后回顾认定托马斯的动作属鲁莽接触，判罚其二级恶意犯规并禁赛一场。

这本应就此结束。当然，并没有。

相反，这起事件再次成为对克拉克、狂热队、WNBA、裁判、种族、球迷乃至美国政治的全民公投。

三周后，NBA总裁亚当·萧华表示，克拉克已成为“政治足球”，而萧华指出，她只想打篮球。

技术犯规

在这些风波中，克拉克本赛季的技术犯规数量也成为一大话题，因为累计8次将导致停赛。

她因对裁判大声抱怨而吃到技术犯规，又因对水星队替补席鼓掌再吃一张。此后还因各种原因多次被判技术犯规。

克拉克的激情与好胜心被广泛描述为过于爱抱怨。

周六对阵天空队的胜利中，她因“几乎撞上裁判”被判第8次技术犯规，这意味着她将缺席周二对阵自由队的全国直播比赛。

不过，联盟的撤销速度比尤塞恩·博尔特在跑步机上还快。

势头

目前20胜12负的狂热队排名第四。

他们拥有联盟最强的进攻，由克拉克和凯尔西·米切尔这对后场双枪领衔。

防守端虽不够稳固，但仍属可圈可点，印第安纳队以+6.7的净胜分率位列联盟第三。

2026赛季的狂热队可谓一团糟，偶尔还显得荒诞。球队深陷文化争论的漩涡。

让一切回归篮球的最佳方式，就是做到每个赛季只有一支球队能做到的事——赢得总冠军。

尽管围绕克拉克和球队的喧嚣不断，这或许才是狂热队真正想谈论的话题。

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给这场马戏搭个帐篷： 凯特琳·克拉克和印第安纳狂热队近期表现有所提升，但她和球队的表现往往被其他事情掩盖，比如克拉克动辄吃到技术犯规——如周六对阵天空队时（小图），后被联盟撤销。 Imag Images；Getty Images

自由队力求保持胜利节奏

作者：玛德琳·肯尼

印第安纳波利斯——大约3周半前，自由队被印第安纳狂热队击溃，当时狂热队正处于背靠背比赛的第二晚。

那场20分的失利是本赛季令人沮丧的2胜8负阶段中的又一次失望。

狂热队的防守遏制了自由队，凯特琳·克拉克及其队友将纽约队打入谷底。

自7月18日造访印第安纳波利斯以来，自由队的状态正朝着正确的方向发展。

尽管目前仍缺少莱奥妮·菲比希（左腿受伤）和萨图·萨巴利（脑震荡协议），但他们仍在寻找取胜之道。自那场败给狂热队后，他们取得了7胜1负的战绩，打出了本赛季可能最具说服力的阶段表现，并证明了他们有能力争夺冠军。

但状态正佳的自由队（20胜13负）将于周二回到这里，迎战同样火热的狂热队（20胜12负），后者在过去11场比赛中赢下了8场。

在联盟积分榜上，两队仅相差半场胜差。

周一狂热队训练结束后，主教练斯蒂芬妮·怀特承认，第四和第八种子之间仅相差1.5场胜差。

“每场比赛都很重要，”她说，“（自由队）目前表现非常出色，任何球队在有球员因伤缺阵时都需要先找到自己的节奏，我认为他们已经找到了，所以我们必须确保自己非常自律、注重细节……并为一场艰苦的比赛做好准备。”

自由队刚刚以40分的优势战胜了拉斯维加斯王牌队，期间布里安娜·斯图尔特、萨布丽娜·约内斯库和琼奎尔·琼斯整个第四节都在休息。

王牌队缺少阿贾·威尔逊、杰基·扬和切尔西·格雷，她们因球队在不到24小时内进行的第二场比赛而休战。

即便如此，斯图尔特认为自由队的大胜显示出球队正在进步。

“当情况变得艰难时，我们确实更加团结，并继续以一种自信的方式建立信心，”斯图尔特在111比71的胜利后说道，“我们不会让一件事影响下一件……无论是投篮不中还是其他情况，我们仍然会坚持防守，执行战术，然后回到进攻端寻找再次得分的机会。”

约内斯库对自由队充满信心，他们在面对胜率超过50%的球队时取得了8胜8负的战绩。她并不太担心积分榜，而是更关注纽约队在本月底世界杯休赛期开始前的7场比赛中抓住机会。

卡灵顿：帖子并非关于对坎宁安的犯规

作者：克里斯蒂安·阿诺德

WNBA内部的戏剧性事件在周一继续发酵，迪乔奈·卡灵顿对她周末在Threads上发布的帖子所受到的批评做出了回应。

卡灵顿在周六天空队对阵热火队的比赛中仅上场2分钟便被驱逐出场，原因是她在试图封盖索菲·坎宁安的上篮时被判罚Flagrant 2犯规。被罚下场后不久，她在Threads上发帖写道“WHITE PRIVILEGE”，并标记了热火队。

此举引发了多方反应，包括前NFL线卫伊曼纽尔·阿乔在其最新一期《Speakeasy》播客中谈及这起犯规以及卡灵顿使用“白人特权”一词。

“这不是基于种族的决定，”阿乔表示。“将此称为基于白人特权的犯规，完全是在削弱‘白人特权’这一术语的含义，同时也完全无视篮球规则。你击中了她的头部，导致流血，88%没有碰到球。”

“所以在我看来，D·J·卡灵顿将这一判罚归咎于白人特权，既无知又在某种程度上愚蠢。我们是否见过白人球员犯同样的规而逃脱处罚？是否见过黑人球员犯同样的规而逃脱处罚？是的。在这次具体判罚中，并不存在白人特权。”

此事引发了卡灵顿在社交媒体上的回应。

“我从未声称判罚犯规是出于白人特权（这是你的臆测），”她在X上写道，同时引用了阿乔节目中的一段剪辑。“试着运用一下你的批判性思维能力，我知道你学过心理学。此外，在谈论‘白人特权’时，我绝对不是无知或愚蠢的那类人，你可以去查查资料。我确实上过学，而且还是26所顶尖大学之一，专门学习这一主题。我绝不会在没有确凿证据的情况下，将这一术语当作修辞武器，因为它承载着历史和社会的重量。”

她的言论并未澄清她在Threads上发帖的意图，或为何要标记热火队。卡灵顿在周一晚天空队以97比88不敌风暴队的比赛前接受记者采访时，拒绝进一步解释该帖子的含义。她全场得到26分、7个篮板和5次抢断。

“与那些可能有能力推动我所期望的变革的人士进行了交流，这种变革不仅针对这次事件，还包括过去的事件，以及显然即将发生的未来事件，45%可能会在不久的将来出现，”卡灵顿在接受《芝加哥太阳报》采访时表示。

她还否认了犯规是故意的，热火队主教练斯蒂芬妮·怀特在周六的比赛后也曾暗示这一点。

“我不小心以那种方式与她发生了接触，但绝非故意，”卡灵顿说。“而且，看吧，这种情况可能还会发生。我就是这么打球的。我绝不会让一个空篮就这样发生。”

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何为犯规？ 天空队的迪乔奈·卡灵顿在周六比赛中抓伤了热火队索菲·坎宁安的脸，被判Flagrant 2犯规并驱逐出场。她在Threads上的回应引发了轩然大波。 盖蒂图片社

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消息人士称二轮秀尼克尔可能加盟尼克斯

文：贾里德·施瓦茨

关于泰勒·尼克尔的尼克斯未来，情况变得更加明朗。

一位联盟消息人士向《纽约邮报》确认，这位二轮秀球员今年加盟球队的势头正在增强，而非返回大学。

尼克尔是尼克斯在6月选秀大会上以第47顺位选中的球员，属于2022届大学运动员。根据美国地方法官夏洛特·斯威尼上月底的裁决，这批运动员若已用尽四年参赛资格，可获得第五年参赛资格。

尼克尔已打了四年大学篮球——在北卡罗来纳大学一年、弗吉尼亚理工大学一年，随后在范德堡大学度过了过去两个赛季。他可以选择再打一年大学篮球。由于尼克斯已在8月5日截止日前向未签约的二轮新秀发出了必要的报价，若他选择回到大学，球队仍将保留其选秀权。

但他目前倾向于与尼克斯开启职业生涯。在大学期间，他通过NIL（姓名、形象及肖像）协议可能赚到的钱，或许比与尼克斯签订双向合同更多。目前尚不完全清楚他将与尼克斯签订双向合同还是更优厚的标准合同，但后者将阻止球队再与第三名中锋（这是球队阵容的明显需求）签订标准合同，同时保持在第二奢侈税线以下。

这位22岁的神射前锋在夏季联赛的5场比赛中给尼克斯留下了深刻印象。他场均得到12.2分，三分球命中率高达41.3%。乔什·哈特也在社交媒体上称赞了他的表现。

尼克斯的另一位选秀球员、二轮秀（第39顺位）杰克·凯尔将返回德国继续职业生涯并提升自己。尼克斯将保留其选秀权。《SNY》率先报道了尼克尔加盟尼克斯的计划。

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布朗森：下一步

“关键先生”不愿让总冠军成为定义自己的时刻

文：贾里德·施瓦茨

他依然是那个贾伦·布朗森。

即便带领尼克斯赢得NBA总冠军，并荣膺总决赛MVP，也不会改变布朗森看待自己的方式——以及他希望他人如何看待自己。

“还没有，”布朗森在周一于威彻斯特乡村俱乐部举行的“贾伦·布朗森慈善高尔夫精英赛”（为其“第二轮基金会”筹款）上，独家告诉《纽约邮报》“纽约制胜”节目。“这不会改变什么。”

“一切都会保持不变。这是我可以随身携带、在需要给自己一点信心或其他情况下思考的东西。但我的态度和一切都必须保持不变。仅仅因为我登上了赢得NBA总冠军的巅峰，并不意味着一切就此结束。我感觉自己还有很多事情要做，还有很多可以证明的地方。这100%会一直留在脑海中，但我不会让它定义我。”

签约尼克斯四年后，布朗森已成为本代纽约最伟大的传奇之一——涵盖所有体育项目

独家报道

在带领球队赢得自1973年以来的首个总冠军后，布朗森仍不满足。

而尼克斯队几乎保留了去年的全部核心阵容，唯一的重要离队球员是米切尔·罗宾逊。这只会让布朗森对更大的成功更加渴望。

“贾伦是最努力的球员，”布朗森的母亲桑德拉告诉《纽约邮报》。“我觉得，虽然当时我们在庆祝，但庆祝过后，几天之后，我从我的角度看得出来，他就像是‘好的，下一步是什么？下一步是什么？’因为他不满足。登上巅峰或山顶固然很棒，但他的职业生涯仍在发展，仍在上升。我想他会想，‘下一个挑战是什么？下一个障碍是什么？’我看到了这一点。”

“每个人都看到他在球场上是一个非常专注和自律的人。在场下，他允许自己花时间去感受来自总冠军的爱、关注和感激，但我想在他内心深处，他只是在想，‘好的，下一步是什么？’我认为他是那种在职业生涯结束时，会回顾并感激他和队友所取得的一切的人，但在当下，我想他已经在思考，‘我如何能变得更好？’”

不过，这并不意味着布朗森没有珍惜那一刻和成就。在距离夺冠几个月后，他回顾了赢得总冠军的感受。是否如他所想的那样？

“是也不是，”布朗森说。“我大概知道那种感觉会是什么样子。在夺冠的那一刻，我明白那种感觉会是什么——我知道自己会很激动。只是在那之后的一切，是我没有预料到的。”

今年夏天“事情很多”。“显然有很多义务要履行，”布朗森说。“很多事情已经被安排进日程，还有很多事情被加进来。所以有很多这样的事情，但我仍然在努力抽出时间陪家人，仍然在为我的主业腾出时间。”

然而，即便如此，布朗森坚持认为“对我来说，没有什么真正改变”。

尼克斯球迷可以期待在下个赛季看到同样的布朗森。唯一的不同是，有了新的目标要去追逐。

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贾伦：手腕

作者：贾里德·施瓦茨

贾伦·布朗森知道利害攸关。

他不会让一只受伤的手腕拖累自己。

布朗森在接受《纽约邮报》的“纽约制胜”节目独家采访时，谈及了他在NBA总决赛期间带伤作战的左手腕伤势。

“我只是知道，能有机会处于那样的位置是很罕见的，”布朗森周一在威彻斯特乡村俱乐部举行的“贾伦·布朗森慈善高尔夫经典赛”（为他的“第二轮基金会”筹款）上说。“所以我不会让看起来微不足道的事情把我击倒。只要做好该做的事，[然后]再专注于它。”

《纽约邮报》此前报道，上月初，布朗森接受了一项小手术，修复了他惯用的左手腕和手部的肌腱问题。

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不会被“击倒”

每当他做出自然的投篮动作时，左手腕的肌腱都会与骨头产生疼痛的摩擦。

布朗森此前表示，他在东部决赛第2场对阵骑士队时开始感到疼痛，当时尼克斯队横扫了对手。随后，他在总决赛对阵马刺队的所有比赛中带伤坚持作战，尼克斯队最终赢得了自1973年以来的首个总冠军，布朗森也荣膺总决赛MVP。

手术后，他一直佩戴着吊带，最近还打上了石膏。康复时间预计为6至8周，这意味着他应该能在9月训练营开始前恢复。

“这让我更懂得耐心，这一点毋庸置疑，”布朗森说道，“但这是一个循序渐进的过程，老实说，情况就是这样。我每天都在努力应对，只是想方设法不断进步。”

尽管受伤，布朗森在总决赛中场均仍能得到32.6分和4.6次助攻。在第5场决定胜负的比赛中，他更是打出了超凡表现，独得45分——而他的所有队友加起来才得到49分。他绝不会让自己被击败。

你可能不认识安德鲁·贝克，也不太了解他。

这没关系。他是NFL的全卫，而如今这种位置的球员已经不多了。

贝克，30，即将迎来自己在NFL的第八个赛季，这也是他在第四支球队——喷气机队的第二个赛季，他去年签约加入该队。

他曾是第47顺位新秀。上赛季，他为喷气机队出战了全部17场比赛，接球6次，其中2次达阵得分。

身高6英尺3英寸、255磅的贝克，或许是NFL中最不可或缺的“隐形”球员之一。上赛季，他在进攻端出场110次，特勤组出场316次，并因此在本赛季前获得了一份$1500万保障合同。

不要将贝克局限于他在球队进攻阵容深度表上的位置。

毕竟，NFL的全卫位置几乎已经消失。

贝克表示，他大部分时间都在近端锋的更衣室里度过——主要是因为球队没有全卫的专属更衣室。

“如果有全卫的更衣室，那里可能就我一个人坐着看录像，”贝克告诉《纽约邮报》，“我大部分时间都和近端锋在一起，有时也会在跑卫更衣室来回走动，建立关系，了解他们在讨论什么。”

他经常与跑卫布里斯·霍尔和布雷隆·艾伦交流，了解他们在场上的所见所感，并表示：“我的目标是让这些拿球的队友取得成功。”

49人队的凯尔·尤斯奇克、约翰·哈博带到巨人队的帕特里克·里卡德（原隶属乌鸦队），以及闪电队的亚历克·英戈尔德，是联盟中少数几位仍活跃在全卫位置的“老派”球员。

贝克的水平虽不及这些球员，但对球队而言依然宝贵。

他成为近端锋其实纯属偶然。

“我在高中时是一名线卫，进入德克萨斯大学后也打过一段时间的近端锋，”贝克说道，“我提前入学，并在第一年春季训练中担任线卫。后来我们进入训练营，所有近端锋都受了伤。当时的主教练查理·斯特朗找到我，说：‘我不会强迫你转位，但我们现在需要一个能打近端锋的人。’于是我转了过去，感觉还挺合适。

“到了大学三年级和四年级时，我们的阵型被称为‘11人制’，这与我现在做的事情非常相似。”

贝克有时会在后场扮演传统的内线阻挡角色，有时也会分散到外线。

关键角色： 全卫安德鲁·贝克在NFL已几近绝迹的位置上，却成为了喷气机队阵容中不可或缺的一员。

“无论进攻需要什么，无论球队需要什么，”他说道，“我没有偏好[内线还是外线]。每场比赛我会上场10到15次，在四五个不同的位置排阵。这很有趣，因为这让防守方保持警惕，他们必须应对不同的局面。”

当被提醒自己在2025赛季有两次达阵接球时，贝克听起来有些惊讶。一次是在37-22输给牛仔队的比赛中，另一次是在赛季收官战35-8输给布法罗队的比赛中。

“我不记得自己的达阵了，但去年最让我想到的精彩一幕发生在我们对阵匹兹堡的赛季揭幕战中，当时我们朝着大都会人寿球场跑道对侧的球门区推进，”贝克回忆道。“[右截锋阿尔芒]·门布和我交换位置，封堵了三技术[防守内锋]，BA[布雷隆·艾伦]是跑卫，结果在1码线附近变成了一场大混战。我们所有人都聚拢在他身后，一起把他推了进去。”

那次达阵是艾伦的一次8码冲跑，当时帮助喷气机队以16-10领先钢人队。

“那是上赛季最精彩的一次进攻，”贝克说，“这是一个重要的封堵，他从内侧突破，展现了我们的精神——11名球员一拥而上，把人推进去。这就是喷气机队在跑攻中想要体现的顽强风格。这正是我喜欢做的。”

贝克曾在2019至2022年效力于野马队，2023年在休斯顿队效力，2024年加盟包装工队，他称“每一天都是上天的恩赐”。

“我每天走进这栋大楼时，都不敢相信自己能有这样的机会，”他说道，“我热爱自己正在做的事，更热爱与我共事的人。如果有一天我不再热爱这份工作，我会去寻找其他事情做，但我认为短期内不会发生。”

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场地改进

杰克森·达特（Jaxson Dart）向右侧滚动并开始奔跑。

当他在右侧边线内滑行完成首攻时，防守席爆发出一阵欢呼。

“我鼓掌了，”约翰·哈博（John Harbaugh）笑着说，“我为他鼓掌。”

哈博对球队的期望很高，希望能立即让巨人队从谷底跃升至昔日辉煌的高度。

这一跃升的幅度有多大，速度有多快，以及哈博能将他们带到何种高度，在很大程度上取决于杰克森·达特在第二个赛季的成长。

新的进攻体系旨在将他打造成一个能在中锋身后持球并具备跑动能力的四分卫。这一天，他不惜代价、甚至渴望承受来自脾气暴躁的防守球员的猛烈冲撞，这足以让哈博相信，达特已经深刻理解到“最好的能力就是保持出勤”。

“关键时刻，我们仍在努力争取第三档或第四档进攻，但主要是第三档……进攻组需要在第四节通过转换进攻赢下比赛，”哈博说，“因此，战术安排和执行力都至关重要，以确保首攻。他绕过边角完成首攻，滑行入界，保持了比赛时钟的运转……所有这些都做得非常出色。”

布莱恩·伯恩斯（Brian Burns）在提到达特的滑行动作时笑了。

“是的，我们一直在请求他这么做，所以我很高兴他开始练习了，”伯恩斯说。

NFL的坟场中，不乏那些未能在第二个赛季实现飞跃的潜力四分卫。丹尼尔·琼斯（Daniel Jones）在第二个赛季迎来乔·贾奇（Joe Judge）和进攻协调员杰森·加勒特（Jason Garrett）时出现了退步，随后更多动荡接踵而至。伊莱·曼宁（Eli Manning）在第二个赛季成长为季后赛级别的四分卫，但直到第四个赛季的超级碗之旅才达到巅峰。

达特是一个急于成为精英的年轻人。教练迈克·弗拉贝尔（Mike Vrabel）和进攻协调员乔希·麦克丹尼尔斯（Josh McDaniels）曾帮助德雷克·梅伊（Drake Maye）在新英格兰实现第二个赛季的超级碗飞跃，而本·约翰逊（Ben Johnson）则为凯莱布·威廉姆斯（Caleb Williams）开启了通往明星的道路——这些都没有被达特忽视。

这无疑是一个很高的标准。

哈博已经了解到：达特会竭尽全力实现

达特第二年飞跃对“大蓝”至关重要

以一种四分卫界前所未有的热情，完成了自己难忘的第二年飞跃。

“他在很多方面都取得了巨大进步，”哈博说。“但我认为，他对自己掌握的各种元素和选择的舒适度提升很大。我们在这方面取得了很大进展。动作、换位、进出特定战术，我看到了这些，也从贾米斯[·温斯顿]和布兰登[·艾伦]身上看到了。”

达特从训练营开始的进步，外接手达内尔·穆尼很容易就能看出来。

“一开始我会说他对一些事情相当恼火，因为很多球员都在努力理解一切，我们也在学习战术手册，”穆尼说。“现在我们的球员熟悉了战术手册，一切运转得更加流畅。他不必再帮助所有人。我们可以帮助他。他现在更加冷静，这样他就能专注于打四分卫。他不必再那么费心帮助每个人。”

达特在训练早期被人踩到脚，在阿尔达里乌斯·华盛顿的突袭干扰下，将球传给达里乌斯·亚历山大时被截断。他短暂跛行，

但随后的假动作骗过了新秀科尔顿·胡德，让他得以将球传给达里乌斯·斯莱顿，完成了他必须提高的那种深球传球。

“才华横溢，太惊人了，”穆尼说。“臂力强劲。正如你所见，所有防守球员都为他在一次传球中滑步感到高兴。他很聪明，腿部力量也很出色。全方位的优秀四分卫。”

不过，达特还需要完全健康的马利克·纳贝尔斯。他需要与以赛亚·莱克利和新秀马拉基·菲尔兹提升默契和时机。强力的跑攻和专业的进攻线将有所帮助，但无法保证他能迅速上手。

“看到他如此注重细节，对工作如此投入，并不让人感到意外，”伯恩斯说。“但能从这么年轻的球员身上看到这一点，在他这个年纪，还是很有前景的。”

哈博相信达特有朝一日能带他重返超级碗。他喜欢达特是个快速、痴迷于橄榄球的学习者。不到五周后，我们都将见证他的速度。

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看你的了，孩子： 杰克森·达特在训练后与女友玛丽莎·艾尔斯共度时光，如果巨人队希望在本赛季取得成功，他需要在第二年实现飞跃。

Corey Sipkin

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作者：ANDREW CRANE

这是一段充满讽刺和刻意低调的发言。约翰·哈博刚刚走上讲台，开始周一的新闻发布会，谈论巨人队在新泽西训练设施的首日训练，此时刚刚结束发言的布莱恩·伯恩斯喊道：“是的，教练。”

哈博抬起头，看到镜头后方的伯恩斯，露出了微笑。“他是个好球员，”哈博指着伯恩斯说。“……他是个相当不错的橄榄球运动员，对吧？还不错。不算差。”

讽刺之处在于，伯恩斯——身处一份为期五年、价值141百万美元的合同中——的职责远不止是成为一名“相当不错的橄榄球运动员”。他被赋予的角色超越了“还不错”的外线卫。他的表现也配得上这份合同，去年他以职业生涯最高的16次半截杀荣获二队全明星荣誉。而在2026年，随着德克斯特·劳伦斯离队，大量年轻球员和新老将加入“大蓝”防线组合，伯恩斯作为巨人队防守端最优秀、最成熟的球员，已成为新体系的核心。

这样的挑战随之而来，尤其是像2025年这样的年份改变了所有预期。这个赛季将是关于“再续辉煌”的。伯恩斯已经多次表示，他希望能拿下20次擒杀，并赢得首发阵容的荣誉。但正如哈巴夫周一所说，伯恩斯现在是“核心人物”，他也将因此成为对手针对性布置的目标。

“我只是觉得他太多方面都做得出色，他会脱颖而出的，”哈巴夫说。“希望我们能通过一些闪电战和类似的战术为他创造更多空间——但他也会成为对手重点盯防的对象

伯恩斯通知：LB现为巨人防线门面

备受关注。对手会想方设法阻挡他。

“......但他身边有阿卜杜勒[·卡特]。他有[凯翁·蒂博多]。他有阿维尔[·里斯]。这些都会对他有所帮助。”

然而，一切最终都将回到伯恩斯身上，回到他的传球突破和丹纳德·威尔逊的巨人新体系。正如去年一切都回到劳伦斯身上——4月被交易至孟加拉虎队——去年仅半次擒杀的压力如影随形，而他在2024年曾有9次擒杀。伯恩斯重新设定了自己的标准，在一个以角卫竞争、年轻天才和老将新援为特点的防线中，他是巨人队的定海神针。

他会得到帮助。卡特在去年新秀赛季中展现了潜力，贡献了4次擒杀。里斯是4月选秀的第5顺位新秀，去年在俄亥俄州立大学有10次擒杀失分和6.5次擒杀。蒂博多在2023年贡献了11.5次擒杀。

“当被问及巨人新体系中哪些方面能让他大展拳脚时，伯恩斯表示：‘我只想说清楚自己的职责，包括所有细节。这是一个非常有趣的防守体系，有很多变化。我们有很多能做不同事情的武器，所以只要我们步调一致，真正专注于细节，这个防守体系将不可思议。’”

当被问及巨人防线是否有机会成为一支凶猛的防守时，伯恩斯周一回答道：“是的，当然。”但真正的考验将在常规赛开始后到来，届时巨人队将在揭幕战中对阵牛仔队和公羊队——这两支球队在2025赛季的每场比赛平均码数均位列NFL前两位——并分别面临遏制达克·普雷斯科特和马修·斯塔福德的任务。真正的考验将在巨人防线——去年表现糟糕——可能需要为“大蓝军”赢下比赛时到来，而进攻端正在适应新体系，杰克森·达特也在努力继续崭露头角。

而伯恩斯，比以往任何时候都更处于这一切的核心。

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精彩拦截

在角卫位置竞争激烈的情况下，保罗森·阿德博——巨人队在上个休赛期与其签下5400万美元合同——在团队训练中沿边线完成了一次精彩拦截，杰米·温斯顿的传球被他截获。上赛季他仅有一次拦截。

防守转折点

杰克森·达特传出的球被安全卫阿尔达里乌斯·华盛顿拨开，防守线卫达里乌斯·亚历山大将球截获并回攻达阵。这可能是当天下午防守端最精彩的表现，展现了亚历山大的潜力，但同时也在达特的成绩单上留下了污点。

眼前一亮

在巨人队进行关键局面训练时，模拟进攻方通过一次转换赢下比赛的情景，达特在混乱中跑出传球区，向边线切入。当他选择滑铲而非硬抗冲撞时，现场响起了哈博的欢呼声。“他的决定很棒，”哈博对达特的选择表示赞赏，因为滑铲曾是他新秀赛季的软肋。

伤病报告

外线卫阿卜杜勒·卡特因手部和手指受伤未参加训练，但哈博预计他“可能”会在周二回归。中锋小约翰·迈克尔·施密茨（脑震荡）、外接手朱朱·史密斯-舒斯特（膝伤）和进攻内锋卢卡斯·帕特里克（膝伤）也未参加训练。外接手贾林·海厄特在训练最后一球时倒地，场面惊险，但哈博预计他无碍。防守线卫肖恩西·戈尔斯顿因头部触地提前离场。角卫格雷格·纽瑟姆二世周六膝盖非接触性受伤，哈博表示“他会没事的”。

——安德鲁·克兰

2025赛季缺阵后，外接手穆尼重新崭露头角

作者：安德鲁·克兰

去年夏天，达内尔·穆尼感觉自己站在世界之巅。他说自己在2024赛季拿下992码接球码数后，是时候接管球队了。

但在猎鹰队训练营的第一场比赛中，穆尼锁骨骨折。随后，在伤愈并于第2、周完成赛季首秀后，他又在第4、周的比赛中拉伤腿筋，再次缺阵两场比赛。在一支同样面临四分卫不稳定问题的亚特兰大球队中，穆尼最终仅获得443码接球码数和1个接球达阵。

不过，在巨人队，如今身体健康且年仅28岁的穆尼有机会重新开始。他加入了一群争夺最后名额的资深外接手，并与四分卫贾克森·达特展现出默契。在职业生涯的前4年，穆尼曾在进攻协调员马特·纳吉手下效力，当时纳吉是熊队的主教练。

“我是说，我现在就在这里，”当被问及健康状况及其对去年表现的影响时，穆尼说道，“我现在就在这里，活在当下，继续处于这种境地。”

穆尼签下了一份为期一年的合同，正与卡尔文·奥斯汀三世、以赛亚·霍金斯、布拉克斯顿·贝里奥斯、朱朱·史密斯-舒斯特、奥德尔·贝克汉姆二世和贾林·海亚特等人争夺角色和名单位置。他还有上升空间，

根据职业橄榄球焦点（Pro Football Focus）的数据，他上赛季的平均目标深度（14.4码）在NFL排名第八。

“有一些我曾经打过的比赛、套路，他在我职业生涯的前两年就用过，”穆尼在谈到纳吉的体系时说道，“他有一些新套路，但一切都因为熟悉而变得更快。”

➤ 巨人队的设施翻新工程——包括一个面积超过6,000平方英尺的更衣室和一个面积超过11,000平方英尺的力量训练室——迫使他们不得不在停车场的帐篷式临时建筑中使用临时更衣室。翻新工程预计要到2028.年才能完成。正如约翰·哈博所说：“那里可不是泰姬陵。”

“我不能坐在这里骗你说这不（影响运作），”哈博说道，“确实有影响……我们必须让它变得更好。目前只能做到这样，但你很快就会意识到自己需要什么……所以，我们可能还要在这里待上50个赛季，他们才能在那边建好。到时候会非常棒。”

➤ 中锋小约翰·迈克尔·施密茨因脑震荡再次缺席训练，哈博表示布莱恩·哈德森“目前表现出色”，顶替了施密茨的位置……达特在训练中被踩到脚，但无大碍……巨人队签下了防守后卫JT·伍兹，并裁掉了防守线卫萨姆·罗伯茨。

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为了德文！

森加首次拿下救援成功，威廉姆斯因右肩拉伤进入伤病名单

作者：迈克·普马

亚特兰大电 —— 尽管大都会队在上周的交易截止日没有交易德文·威廉姆斯，但至少在接下来的几周内，他们仍将不得不在比赛末段缺少他的情况下应对。

一个在截止日前已失去四名关键老将的牛棚，如今又面临新的空缺，威廉姆斯周一因右肩拉伤被列入伤病名单。

这位右投手上周曾出现手臂疲劳，但周五仍坚持出战。

“他的肩膀已经有一段时间感到疲劳，但他自信能够坚持投球，”代理主教练安迪·格林说。“我们欣赏他这种战士精神，能够站上投手丘为球队拼搏，但上一场比赛后，我们觉得有必要进行核磁共振检查。”

于是，千贺滉大接过了终结者的角色，在大都会队周一以 8 比 5 击败勇士队的比赛中完成首次大联盟救援。

千贺滉大在第九局投出无安打无失分，并希望将这颗比赛用球留作纪念，但接住最后一球的卡森·本奇已经将球扔给了球迷。

“我想本奇是在告诉我，我应该直接三振他，”千贺滉大说，他在本局前两名打者均被三振出局。

威廉姆斯今年签下了一份价值 $51 million的三年合同，本赛季出战 42 场，拿下 16 次救援，防御率为 4.66。在周五对阵海盗队的比赛中，他完成救援，但被击出三支安打，失掉两分。

格林表示，威廉姆斯的拉伤并不严重，大都会队希望他能在本赛季回归。格林预计威廉姆斯可能需要“几周”时间才能开始恢复投球。

“我知道他想在赛季结束前再为我们出战，”格林说。“他想重返投手丘，强势收官。”

威廉姆斯进入伤病名单的时间，距离球队在交易截止日交易 A·J·明特、布鲁克斯·雷利、卢克·韦弗和华斯卡·布拉佐班仅过去一周。

格林表示，在威廉姆斯缺阵期间，终结者的角色将保持灵活调整，但他承认千贺滉大的潜力。自牛棚改组以来，千贺滉大已被调整至更高压力的救援局面。截至周一，他在过去一周的高压局中已连续两局无失分。

“对我来说，这是一个很好的环境，”千贺滉大说。

“首先，我的身体状态很好。无论局面如何，我都能在短局中上场表现。”

千贺滉大此前作为先发投手表现挣扎，上月被调整至中继角色。这位右投手本赛季开局防御率高达 8.29。

“他今晚表现出色，”格林说。“希望他明天感觉依然良好，能够再次出战。”

千贺滉大承认，如果需要连续出战，他将面临挑战。

“我以前从未这样做过，所以不知道会发生什么，”他说。“不知道会有什么期待，但作为救援投手，这是大多数人都会经历的，所以可能会在未来出现，但还需要观察。”

新阵容中还包括左投手内特·拉文德和杰菲·严，以及右投手德尼尔·努涅斯，后者上周刚从汤米·约翰手术的康复中回归。大都会队还得到了丹尼尔·杜阿尔特的助力，他在 12 场出场中防御率仅为 1.04，包括周一两局无失分的表现。拥有百英里时速的杰菲·严因其三振后的庆祝动作而备受关注。

“目前，这取决于球队的‘口袋’，”格林在谈到终结者人选时表示。“我认为有三四名球员，根据比赛的具体情况，适合面对特定击球手，我对他们的心理素质有信心，相信他们能应对关键时刻。”

mpuma @nypost.com

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作者：迈克·普马

亚特兰大电 —— 几乎所有人都参与了进来。

本赛季多个阶段，大都会队在进攻端几乎是一两个人的表演，胡安·索托挑起大梁，再加上当时状态火热的球员。

如今的例外不再是一两个击球手，而是那些没有打出表现的球员。得分变得充裕。

大都会 勇士

8 比分 5 第20页

周一晚，大都会队凭借布雷特·巴蒂首局的满贯本垒打，为他们最新的强势进攻表现奠定基础，最终在Truist球场以8比5击败勇士队。

大都会队在这次客场之旅中取得了七战六胜的战绩，且每场胜利得分均超过5分。整体而言，他们在这次客场之旅中场均得分为7.1分。

“我无法指出具体的一个[主题]，但我认为球员们的打击质量都非常高，”巴蒂说。

对于一支梦想着能够缩小与胜率五五开差距的球队（大都会队目前仍落后胜率五成14场），这样的表现至关重要，尤其是在上周交易截止日后投手阵容面临不确定性的情况下。

而这波反弹的难能可贵之处还在于，球队最强击球手索托自上月以来因大腿四头肌拉伤缺阵，预计要到9月才能回归。

“能看到从第一棒到第九棒的每个人都有贡献，看到大家在自己的位置上发挥出色，这感觉真好，”代理主教练安迪·格林说。

德文·威廉姆斯周一因肩部拉伤被列入伤病名单，预计要到下月才能回归。当晚，先达·千叶担任终结者，投出无安打的第九局，拿下职业生涯首次救援成功。

克里斯蒂安·斯科特苦撑四局，被击出七支安打，送出一记保送，三振六次，失掉四分。这是这位右投手连续第二场平淡的先发，上周对阵守护者队时，他五局失三分。

巴蒂职业生涯首个满贯本垒打成为首局的亮点，大都会队在这一局派出10名击球手，面对布莱斯·埃尔德攻下五分。

在贾里德·扬的打点一垒安打为大都会队先拔头筹后，埃尔德三振马库斯·塞米恩，拿下第二个出局。但随着垒上依然满垒，巴蒂抓住第一球滑球，将其轰出中外野围墙，这是他本赛季的第八支本垒打。

“我在这里打出了职业生涯的第一支本垒打，现在又在这里打出了第一个满贯本垒打，”巴蒂说，他的大联盟首秀正是在2022年的这座球场。

大都会队还没来得及放松，斯科特在首局下半局就被连扳两分：毛里西奥·杜邦击出两分打点一垒安打，将比分追至5比2，此前斯科特在该局被击出两支安打，还触身球击中奥齐·阿尔比斯。

斯科特否认大都会队首局长时间的进攻是导致他早期困境的原因。

“我只是觉得自己投得不太好，”他说。“没有太多高质量的好球。他们在关键时刻打出了不错的接触，尤其是在两好球后。”

扬在第二局的第二支打点一垒安打为大都会队将领先优势扩大至6比2。弗朗西斯科·林多尔的先头打者二垒安打拉开了这波攻势。

林多尔在第三局两人出局后将球数打满，随后将球轰出420英尺，飞向右外野。这是他本赛季的第11支本垒打，也是本次客场之旅的第二支。

斯科特在第四局被德雷克·鲍德温和罗纳德·阿库尼亚 Jr. 的两记带有打点的安打缩小了大都会的领先优势，比分变为 7-4。

乔纳森·平塔罗在第五局的暴投让迈克尔·哈里斯二世跑回第五分。平塔罗在该局保送了两名打者。

丹尼尔·杜阿尔塔在第七局无人出局、二垒有跑者的情况下登场，连续三次让对手出局，未让跑者得分，保持大都会 7-5 的领先。

大都会在九局无人出局时满垒，扬的牺牲高飞球为球队添加了一分保险分。

4 上场预告

对勇士队 周二，晚 7:15， SNY、WHSQ（880 AM）

右投 诺兰·麦克莱恩

2026 年数据： 8 胜 7 负，防御率 3.51

职业生涯对勇士队战绩： 2 胜 0 负，防御率 3.18

上场表现： 周四，客场对克里夫兰； 5 局，5 自责分，8 次三振

投球分析

32% 21% 15% 沉球 快速球 曲球

左投 马丁·佩雷斯

2026 年数据： 7 胜 6 负，防御率 3.14

职业生涯对大都会战绩： 1 胜 3.55 负，防御率 3.55

上场表现： 周四，主场对马尔米； 3 局，0 自责分，3 次三振

投球分析

34% 30% 23% 沉球 变速球 切球

接下来的比赛

周三：对勇士队， 晚 7:15，SNY、WHSQ 左投 扎克·桑顿 vs. 右投 泰勒·马勒

周五：对国民队， 晚 7:10，WPIX、WHSQ 待定 vs. 待定 10

伤病报告

■ 德文·威廉姆斯周一因肩部拉伤被列入伤病名单。代理主教练安迪·格林表示，这位球队的终结者将至少缺阵数周，但预计本赛季还能重返赛场。

临时主帅称赞扬恩高效打席表现

作者：迈克·普马

亚特兰大电 —— 贾里德·扬恩稳定的击球表现继续为近一周来状态攀升的大都会阵容贡献力量。

这位一垒手在匹兹堡前一天的比赛中打出3打数5安打（包括一支三垒打）后，8月份的OPS（上垒加长打率）达到.875。当天比赛开始前，他在过去7场比赛中24打数8安打（.333）。

“他的表现时好时坏，就像其他人一样，有时会经历一些磨合期，”临时主帅安迪·格林在扬恩4打数2安打、贡献2分打点，帮助大都会在Truist球场以8-5战胜勇士前表示。“整个赛季他的打席表现都非常高效，最近对阵左投手的表现也很出色。”

格林提到扬恩对阵左投手的表现，是球队近日将右打者埃里克·瓦加曼下放至3A级锡拉丘兹的原因之一。

扬恩在春训时并未获得明确角色，甚至未能进入大名单，但随着其他一垒手选项表现不佳或受伤，他逐渐成为球队的常规轮换球员。截至比赛开始时，他的整体OPS为.771，在198个打席中打出7支全垒打。

扬恩曾在2024年效力于韩国联赛，去年加入大都会。

“他是整个球队在签下他时都非常兴奋的球员，去年他一直没有机会，但今年机会来了，”格林说。“如果你看看他在韩国和小联盟的击球记录，你会觉得‘这家伙怎么没得到机会？’”

▶ 内野手米奇·沃伊特和左投尼古拉斯·卡雷尼奥分别被评为8月3-9日东部联盟本周最佳球员和南大西洋联盟本周最佳投手。沃伊特是球队2025年首轮选秀签约球员，在2A级宾汉顿出战18打数11安打（.611），OPS高达1,460。这是他连续第二周获评东部联盟本周最佳球员。卡雷尼奥是20岁的1A级布鲁克林球员，在8月9.日投出5 2局无失分，并送出8次三振。

▶ 史蒂夫·科恩在赛前与大都会球员交流。这位球队老板向多名新球员做了自我介绍，但未接受记者提问。科恩当天到访球队。

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贾里德·扬恩

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三人组合

三巨头王牌撑起洋基进军十月的希望

文：格雷格·乔伊斯

当勇士队周日离开纽约时，他们体验到了洋基队希望在季后赛中让对手感受到的压力——前提是他们的打线能够坚持到那一刻。

“我们来到这里，面对的实际上是三位头号先发，三位王牌，”勇士队主教练沃尔特·韦斯周日说道。

马克斯·弗里德、格里特·科尔和卡姆·施利特勒在这三场比赛中担任先发，合力将原本是大联盟得分最高的打线之一限制在仅得3分，12支安打和2次保送，投球20 1 / 2局，送出27次三振。

尽管对球队打线低迷的担忧与日俱增，但这正是洋基队寄希望于不仅能够进入十月，还能在到达后作为深度冲击路线图的关键。

洋基队的先发轮值本赛季表现堪称联盟翘楚，截至周一以13.4的fWAR领跑大联盟。尽管科尔因完成汤米·约翰手术康复缺席了前两个月，弗里德又因左肘骨挫伤缺席了两个多月，但他们的表现依然出色。

但近期他们的表现更上一层楼——随着弗里德伤愈回归，与科尔、施利特勒、瑞安·韦瑟斯和威尔·沃伦会合，卡洛斯·罗登也在逐步回归——在过去的12场先发中，有9场限制对手得分不超过1分，过去17场中有12场如此（在12场中有10场、17场中有13场限制对手得分不超过2分）。

在球队打线挣扎于得分之际，洋基队先发投手成为他们在这一阶段未被击垮的最大原因，尽管他们偶尔会浪费像施利特勒周日七局仅失一分这样的精彩表现。

“很艰难，但这就是我们当前的现实，”主教练亚伦·布恩说道，“但这也是我对球队仍抱有最大希望的重要原因。因为我觉得每天上场的投手[给了我们很大的获胜机会]——我们有能力完成比赛，我仍然完全相信我们的进攻会持续改善。”

“但显然，我们需要成为我们期望和预期的那支球队。”

假设洋基队能保持这三巨头的健康，他们上一次在季后赛拥有像施利特勒（2.21自责分率）、科尔（3.35）和弗里德（2.88）这样出色的前三先发是什么时候？目前的美联赛扬奖热门、近期的美联赛扬奖得主，以及一位自2025赛季以来在至少投满250局的投手中自责分率排名第七（2.86）的左投。

在布恩执教下，洋基队进入季后赛时最强的三巨头先发阵容可能要追溯到2022年，当时他们派出了科尔、路易斯·塞维里诺和内斯特·科尔特斯。此前，他们上一次在常规赛中至少有三位先发投手在100局以上的自责分率不超过3.65（施利特勒、弗里德和科尔有望达成）还是在1998年，当时大卫·孔恩、奥兰多·埃尔南德斯和大卫·韦尔斯领衔轮值。

在此期间，他们曾以CC·萨巴西亚、A·J·伯内特和安迪·佩蒂特的组合赢得2009年最后一个冠军；以迈克·穆西纳、佩蒂特、罗杰·克莱门斯和韦尔斯的组合闯入2003年世界大赛；以克莱门斯、佩蒂特、穆西纳和韦尔斯的组合在2002年征战；以克莱门斯、佩蒂特和穆西纳的组合闯入2001年世界大赛；以及以克莱门斯、佩蒂特和埃尔南德斯的组合赢得1999年和2000年的冠军。

当然，施利特勒、弗里德和科尔在常规赛的出色表现，只有在季后赛中能够延续，才能像那些辉煌时期的三巨头一样具有意义。

不过，目前先发轮值的成功仍然给了洋基队对十月的希望，尤其是因为他们近期的统治力表现是面对大多数处于季后赛位置的球队，以及一些联盟中最强的打线。

自7月6日以来，扬基队先发投手在29场比赛中投出了2.91的防御率——这一数据在同期排名第二（仅次于老虎队的2.50），且fWAR值最高（4.9，老虎队为3.9）。在此期间，他们面对的对手包括美联东区领头羊光芒队、全大联盟得分最多的国民队、国联西区领头羊道奇队（得分排名大联盟第4）、海盗队（得分排名第3）、费城人队、美联中区领头羊白袜队（得分排名第8）、小熊队（得分排名第2）、红雀队以及国联东区领头羊勇士队（得分排名第6）。凭借投手群的出色表现，他们在这段充满胶着、低比分比赛的赛程中取得了17胜12负的战绩。

“目前，这些家伙几乎必须完美发挥，我们的比赛才能有机会，”奥斯汀·韦尔斯说道，“而他们做到了，这实在太不可思议了。”

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洋基队手记

如果沃尔普能在尝试重拾不久前让他成为顶级新秀的进攻稳定性的同时，还能在除了游击手之外的其他 9 个位置上场，他或许能重返大联盟。

二垒可能更适合他的手臂条件，有望为沃尔普在 2018 赛季为洋基队效力提供机会，因为奇泽姆即将成为自由球员，且不太可能续约。

► 洋基队本赛季一直苦于捕手位置的进攻表现不佳，但在过去 1 个月里，奥斯汀·韦尔斯开始有所贡献。

自7月 9 日以来，韦尔斯在 21 场比赛中打出了 .269 的打击率和 .935 的上垒加长打率（OPS）——这一数字是同期除隆巴德外所有洋基球员中最高的。

尽管这一表现出现在洋基队核心击球手如本·赖斯、特伦特·格里沙姆和奇泽姆等人表现不佳之际，但球队对韦尔斯开始扭转局面感到鼓舞，尤其是在交易截止日未能引进捕手的情况下。

“感觉不错，”韦尔斯周日 1 打 3 后说道，“总是想要更多。我尽量不给自己太大压力，不去刻意追求得分或做得过多。所以能打出安打时就尽量把握，希望能延长打线，让队友在比赛后段获得更好的对位机会。”

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• ■ 克拉克·施密特（汤米·约翰手术）预计将在未来 3 天重返投手丘，此前他在周二的实战投球中出现前臂痉挛。
• ■ 卡洛斯·罗登（左肘炎症）可能在周四或周五进行另一次康复赛，此前他在周六的首次亮相中投出了 48 球。

接下来的比赛

对阵水手队 周二，7:05，YES、TBS、WFAN（660 AM，101.9 FM）

左投 Ryan Weathers（瑞安·韦瑟斯）

投球数据

25% Changeup（变速球） 24% 21% 4-Seamer（四缝快速球） Sweeper（滑球）

右投 Bryan Woo（布莱恩·吴）

投球数据

47% 19% 15% 4-Seamer（四缝快速球） Sinker（沉球） Slider（滑球）

下一场

周三： 对阵水手队，7:05，ESPN、WFAN 右投 Will Warren vs. 右投 Bryce Miller 周四： 对阵水手队，1:35，电视台、WFAN 左投 Max Fried vs. 右投 Logan Gilbert

武装待发： 随着 Max Fried（马克斯·弗里德，右）、Cam Schlittler（卡姆·施利特勒，中）和 Gerrit Cole（格里特·科尔）状态全开，洋基队的先发轮换阵容已初具雏形，足以在 10 月走得更远——哪怕目前的打线 25% 的时间表现挣扎。

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好莱坞传奇人物莉娅·汤普森（Lea Thompson）10多年来一直希望将内华达·巴尔（Nevada Barr）的“安娜·皮金”（Anna Pigeon）系列小说搬上银幕。然而，这位导演兼执行制作人最初想亲自出演这个主角。经过多年的波折后，汤普森终于找到了合适的合作伙伴——节目主理人莫温·布雷布纳（Morwyn Brebner，《新手蓝》"Rookie Blue"、《拯救希望》"Saving Hope"）。“这些年来我见了无数编剧，但莫温脱颖而出，”汤普森解释道，“她对大自然在剧中成为一个角色有着惊人的感悟。”在汤普森和布雷布纳就系列剧的愿景达成一致后，她们需要找到合适的女演员来演绎巴尔笔下备受喜爱的女主角。

安娜·皮金原本是百老汇的舞台经理，在丈夫被谋杀后转行成为执法公园护林员，这个角色复杂且难以诠释。汤普森和布雷布纳在早期就锁定了特雷西·斯皮里达科斯（《芝加哥警署》"Chicago P.D."）。“特雷西是我们心目中唯一的安娜·皮金人选，”汤普森直言。虽然斯皮里达科斯本人对巴尔的小说并不熟悉，但她立刻“爱上”了这个主角。“她很复杂，同时也在经历悲伤。”斯皮里达科斯还喜欢皮金对周围自然的“好奇”。汤普森坚持要在户外实景拍摄，而不是在摄影棚内。“我们在加拿大找到了一个绝佳的地方，那里只有树林、河流和几间小木屋，”汤普森回忆道，“剧组砍倒树木，剥去树皮，亲手搭建了我们的护林站。”这种匠心和用心正是这部剧“感觉如此真实”的原因之一，汤普森表示。身处荒野也帮助斯皮里达科斯找到了角色的感觉。“能在树林里、在水边……这一切让我完全进入了角色。”

《观影指南》（Decider）：莉娅，我知道你10多年前就买下了内华达·巴尔系列小说的改编权，最初是打算自己出演。经过多次波折，如今看到《安娜·皮金》搬上银幕，这种感觉有多不真实？ 莉娅·汤普森：太激动了。我第一次读这部系列小说时就对《安娜·皮金》的可能性有了愿景，这也是我买下版权的原因。我不得不一次又一次地向内华达·巴尔请求延期[笑]。最终能将她的书搬上银幕，感觉比想象中还要好。由于拍摄电视剧的限制，我们不得不对书中的很多内容进行调整，但我认为我们对这个角色的诠释非常到位，尤其是因为有她在[指向特雷西]。 特雷西，显然你注定要出演安娜·皮金，但—。

你最初是什么吸引你接下这个角色的？ 特蕾西·斯皮里达科斯（Tracy Spiridakos）：当这个项目最初找到我时，我并不熟悉这些书。不过，当我读了试播集的剧本后，我就爱上了Anna。她非常复杂，同时也在经历悲伤，对周围的自然世界充满好奇。

我通过Zoom见到了Lea和Morwyn，并对她们一见钟情。结束会议后，我立刻给经纪人打电话，说：“我要这个角色。”她们非常热情，真的希望能作为一个团队合作。她们营造了一个非常美好的氛围，让我迫不及待想成为其中一员。

发型和化妆部门必须做对的一件事是Anna Pigeon标志性的辫子。特蕾西，这个过程对你来说是什么样的？ TS：我们围绕这个有过一番讨论[笑]。我们想确保辫子能代表这个角色。为了让辫子看起来更饱满，我们不得不加了一点接发，直到我的头发长长。

LT：第二季可别剪头发啊[笑]！ TS：刚开始拍摄时头发确实有点短。到制作结束时，我的头发终于长成了合适的样子。

LT：说来也怪，特蕾西的头发其实是最吸引我的地方之一。我看过她出演的一部大热剧集，当时就想：“哦，这才是我喜欢的演员类型。”显然她并不痴迷于发型或唇彩，而是如此自然美丽。她给人的感觉是一个能在户外工作的真实人物。很多女演员都不是这样的。

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Fans get Buffaloed

By ERICH RICHTER

Buffalo Bills fans have been blindsided by their own team.

Fans paid thousands of dollars to renew their season tickets for this upcoming season at the brand-new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium, with the promise of the glitz that comes with it. The problem is some fans are dealing with obstructions blocking views of the full field.

Fans have been irritated by stair railings and glass attached to them, which appear to be at least three feet tall, as well as some pillars that block at least some of the end zone.

One fan, Melissa Wroblewski, said she was "assured" that her new season tickets would be free of obstruction, though railings are in her way.

"We asked if there was going to be an obstruction multiple times because it was a concern," Wroblewski said. "We were told that the image was just a rendering and there would be no obstruction."

No matter where they sit, Bills fans are paying big for it — as prices are up as much as 500% over the old stadium.

"My previous season tickets in the last stadium were in a lower section and were more expensive,

and they first tried to sell me my old seats, which would have cost $5,000 per seat for the [personal seat license] and $2,500 per seat for the season," one fan, Kevin Kruger, told The Post. "So my starting cost to be a season ticket holder in my old seats would be $15,000."

'Can't afford that'

Another fan, who used to be in the lower bowl 100s level, was priced out of his premium seats thanks to the pricey PSLs.

"In the old stadium, I was paying less than $2,500 for those seats with no PSL," the Bills fan said. "They were trying to show me what comparable seats would be to what I had in the old stadium, and that would have been $15,000 to get season tickets for the first year for two seats . . . I was like — 'Um, can't afford that.'"

The Bills responded to the outcry from fans with a statement to The Post: "Saturday's practice was a great opportunity to test the new stadium. We are currently addressing internal and external feedback regarding the facility's operation following the first event. We'll utilize the next six weeks to refine any details as we prepare for the home opener on Thursday, Sept. 17."

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THE RED APPLE

MAM'S TERRE

RAMA DUWAJI Off to Syria and Lebanon.

Taking cops to Mideast

Mayor Mamdani's wife Rama Duwaji is heading to Syria and Lebanon next month — and she's bringing along cops assigned to the First Couple's taxpayer-funded NYPD detail, The Post has learned.

Duwaji will be jetting to the Middle East for a trip beginning Sept. 20 to the countries on the State Department's "Do Not Travel" list for Americans because of dangerous conditions, a source said.

The source familiar with the security detail said the city's first lady, who's been described by the mayor as a "private person," requested NYPD security — after traveling overseas last month without police protection.

Duwaji, a 29-year-old Syrian-American artist, has ties to the region and refers to herself as a "Syrian Illustrator" on her website.

Her parents are Syrian Muslims originally from Damascus.

Mamdani's office confirmed the trip and that an NYPD security detail will accompany the mayor's wife.

"Upon the strong recommendation of the NYPD, the First Lady's security detail will be joining her when she travels to visit family in Syria and Lebanon," said mayoral spokesperson Dora Pekec.

The mayor's office offered no further comment on the trip's details or whether the purpose was solely to visit family.

The source with knowledge of the trip told The Post, "It's not official business. It's not doing anything for the city." Carl Campanile

Welcome dose of sanity amid this class war

By POST EDITORIAL BOARD

Hooray for Judge Wayne Ozzi for derailing Mayor Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax.

Or at least the most outrageous part of the rollout, at least for now: In advance of an Aug. 31 hearing, the city has to take down its list of hundreds of thousands of names of homeowners who "might" have to pay the class-war tax.

Mamdani and Gov. Hochul sold the levy as hitting only non-residents who own ultra-expensive luxury homes that are usually empty — say, Russian oligarchs who park tens of millions of dollars on Billionaire's Row, or capitalists like Zoh's favorite target Ken Griffin.

Yet the actual "prove your innocence" letters went to thousands of baffled full-time New Yorkers whose modest homes are worth nowhere near the "$5 million" threshold that Mamdani keeps repeating, because Hochul's crack crew decided it should hit co-ops and condos starting at $1 million.

You not only got told you had to figure out if you qualified for the tax, but you also had to file for an exemption post-haste if you wanted to avoid falling afoul of the Department of Finance.

Worse: After the state got it down to 17,000 possible targets, Mamdani's minions put out a database, publicly,

of hundreds of thousands of people — with no possible good reason for issuing a hit list the city knew to be 95% incorrect.

This mass doxxing can only be understood as Mao-style class warfare, aiming to shame and scare the radicals' enemies.

It was a warning: The Movement — including Tracy Rosenthal, the trust-fund baby who now leads an "abolish rent" campaign — has you in its sights, whether or not you qualify for this tax.

Judge Ozzi is giving city lawyers a chance to explain otherwise, but it sure looks like all that "equity" noise doesn't mean just some dubious route to racial justice: They're also talking about your home equity, and they can't wait to get their hands on it.

Fla. signs off on Mam

Florida business boosters are trolling New York City Mayor Mamdani in the heart of Times Square — thanking him for sending jobs, companies and wealthy residents south as the Sunshine State looks to capitalize on a yearslong migration of New Yorkers.

The Florida Chamber of Commerce on Monday unveiled a digital billboard at

Broadway and West 43rd Street naming Mamdani Florida's "Economic Developer of the Year" and declaring: "Thanks for the jobs!"

"We wanted to thank him for the jobs, the companies, the people that they're pushing out of New York — and a lot of them are coming to Florida," Florida Chamber CEO Mark Wilson told Fox News Digital.

Wilson said the Times Square billboard is less about celebrating New York's losses than promoting Florida's economic model.

"Even though Florida is

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TAX PUT ON HOLD

By PETER SENZAMICI, MATTHEW FISCHETTI, HANNAH FIERICK and MATT TROUTMAN

The reign of pied-à-terror is on pause.

Big Apple homeowners fighting the controversial pied-à-terre tax notched an early victory Monday, when a judge stunningly blocked Mayor Mamdani's tortured rollout of the new levy.

Staten Island Supreme Court Justice Wayne Ozzi issued the temporary restraining order, effectively putting the luxury second-home tax on ice until at least an Aug. 31 court hearing about the peeved property owners' lawsuit.

The judge barred the city from taking any further action on the 17,000 notices sent by the Department of Finance to homeowners, which declared they could face a five-figure tax bill unless they requested an exemption.

Hochul deflects

Mamdani quickly promised to fight the ruling and attempt to get the restraining order lifted and his socialist "tax the rich" policy rolling again.

"We disagree with today's ruling, but we are confident in both the pied-à-terre surcharge and the City's ability to implement it fairly and effectively," said Matt Rauschenbach, a spokesman for the mayor.

"This surcharge asks those who own second homes valued at $5 million or more to contribute their fair share to the city they benefit from," Rauschenbach said, claiming, "The Law Department will appeal the ruling immediately which will stay the order, and the City will continue with the pied-à-terre's implementation."

The tax — as outlined in the law approved by state lawmakers and Gov. Hochul in the spring — applies to one- to three-family homes worth at least $5 million and co-ops and condominiums valued at $1 million or more that are unoccupied, non-primary residences.

The bombshell order added another twist in an already convoluted saga — and came just hours after Hochul called on Mamdani to "streamline" the bungled pied-à-terre tax rollout.

"We're not responsible for the rollout," Hochul told reporters during an unrelated event in The

Judge temporarily blocks new levy until later hearing

Bronx. "This is something that we talked to the city about in advance. It's up to their city tax department."

In a separate statement after Ozzi's ruling, Hochul continued to try to distance herself from the implementation of the tax.

"While this lawsuit about the administration of the tax is a matter for the city and the courts to work through, the governor continues to believe that people who can afford a multimillion-dollar second home in New York City can afford to pay their fair share," a Hochul spokesperson said.

The stammering attempt by Hochul — who championed the tax on luxury second homes as a way to make "Russian oligarchs" and "Saudi princes" pay their fair share — to wash her hands of responsibility comes after Mamdani's administration repeatedly botched unveiling the levy.

City officials first published a database of more than 900,000 homeowners who could be hit by the tax after Mamdani put wealthy residents on notice to "check your mailbox when you're back in the five boroughs, because you've got mail."

The list confused many homeowners, especially since the vast majority of properties seemed to be outside the tax's scope of unoccupied, non-primary residences.

The city then sent out 17,000

notices to homeowners, warning them they'd actually be hit with the tax unless they filed for an exemption. The mess prompted a trio of homeowners to sue, contending they either erroneously received notices for their long-time primary residences or were on the published tax roll.

The lawsuit filed Friday argued that Mamdani's tax rollout "caused mass confusion," because city officials ignored the plethora of state data that the new law specifically granted them to make a thorough assessment of who could be eligible.

List must come down

Instead, city officials unfairly foisted that burden onto longtime New Yorkers, many of whom scrambled to prove their bona-fides by an initially set one-month deadline, the suit said.

Two of the suing homeowners — Rachel O'Brien and Carmine Morano, respectively the wife and father of City Councilman Frank Morano — both are Staten Island residents and had their homes listed on the published tax roll.

The third litigious homeowner, Chelsea resident and self-declared Mamdani supporter Simon Hedley, received one of the 17,000 mailed notices, per the filing.

The city filed a response to the

suit before the judge's ruling, contending that the DOF had so far received "3,801 submissions challenging the Department's initial determination as to primary residence."

Hedley had his appeal approved already after he uploaded a tax return on Saturday — the day after he initiated the lawsuit, the court papers stated.

City lawyers also argued that the requested restraining order would block them from taking action on the already filed and in-progress appeals, which in all could total nearly 8,000.

"Enjoining the Department from taking any action on these appeals would deprive many property owners of receiving prompt responses to their appeals," their filed response Monday stated. "Issuing a temporary restraining order that pauses the September 18 deadline may lull taxpayers into delaying their filings, and that in turn may mean that those delayed administrative appeals cannot be processed in time to be reflected in the Nov. 15 bills."

The suing homeowners "have not raised any legally actionable claim or identified any irreparable injury" that would necessitate removing the published rent roll from the city website, the filing states.

Ozzi ultimately sided with the three homeowners, albeit temporarily. His ruling means the city must take down an online list of 900,000 taxpayers and can't take any action based on the list, or the mailed notices — at least until the next hearing at the end of the month, according to Ozzi's ruling.

Hedley, when reached by The Post, said he was pleased with the outcome and acknowledged the city quickly got back to him after he uploaded his tax documents.

"I understand it's still the end of the month, so there's not a whole lot of . . . time," he said about the Aug. 31 hearing. "Hopefully, they can take the opportunity to roll things out a bit more smoothly."

The lawsuit was filed by lawyer Randy Mastro, who served as first deputy mayor under Mamdani's predecessor, Eric Adams.

Before the ruling, Mamdani poked fun at Mastro's involvement in the suit, joking. "There are a few things more certain in New York City than death, taxes and Randy Mastro filing a lawsuit against this administration."

mocking

winning right now, we're not looking for New York to lose. We're hoping that these other states will say 'no' to this move towards socialism and say 'yes' to the very policies that our country was founded on," he said. "This isn't about spiking a football or looking at the scoreboard about Florida versus New York. This is really about trying to save our country from crazy."

The Chamber is already eyeing other cities for future versions of the campaign.

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DA fears serial DUI immig flight risk Zo can't aid axed Haitians

By JORGE FITZ-GIBBON and ALEX OLIVEIRA

A previously deported illegal immigrant convicted of four DUIs was cut loose ahead of sentencing by a Long Island judge despite flight-risk fears — leaving prosecutors fuming and fearful the criminal could evade justice.

Pablo Aguilar-Alvarez, 36, was found guilty of his latest felony drunken driving charge by jurors on Friday, but was immediately released without bail by Suffolk County Judge Bryan Browns.

Aguilar-Alvarez — who has felony DUIs going back to 2017 and a similar misdemeanor from 2012 — is facing up to seven years behind bars for his latest rap. Prosecutors argued in court that the El Salvador national was liable to run before his Oct. 2 sentencing.

"Despite multiple prior felony DWI convictions, this defendant once again chose to get behind the wheel after drinking, putting everyone on the road at risk," Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney railed in a statement.

"And even now, despite the jury's verdict, there is nothing to stop him from once again getting behind the wheel and endangering the lives of Suffolk County residents."

It remains unclear when Aguilar-Alvarez first came to the US, but he was deported in March

2024 after his third felony DUI in the country in June 2022.

911 called on him

He managed to get back to the US, with his latest bust coming in November last year after his own girlfriend called 911 on him while he drunkenly staggered into a Southampton liquor store to refuel, prosecutors said.

And now despite being found guilty by jurors on Friday, he will be free for nearly two months before learning his fate.

It is unclear why Browns decided to let Aguilar-Alvarez walk.

The judge previously worked with the Suffolk County branch of the nonprofit Legal Aid Society, which provides legal help to people from underprivileged backgrounds. The group represented Aguilar-Alvarez in his case, Tierney said.

Browns has overseen DUIs before, including a 2022 case involving a Polish national who fled the country after being indicted for a fatal drunken crash. Browns ordered the con — who also had previous DUIs — held without bail after he was apprehended and extradited to the US.

A rep for the state Office of Court Administration did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Monday.

MENACE: Pablo Aguilar-Alvarez was convicted last week of his fourth DUI offense after previously being deported in March 2024.

Dozens of Haitian municipal workers were fired by the city following the US Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to pull their "temporary protected status" — and Mayor Mamdani admitted Monday there's nothing he can do about it.

City Hall officials confirmed terminating the workers' employment on July 24, when their TPS status expired, saying that at least dozens were affected but declining to provide a total number.

"When it comes to the decision the city made, it was one that we were forced to make by federal law," Mamdani said at an unrelated press conference in lower Manhattan.

"Only President Trump has the ability to restore TPS or to grant deferred enforcement departure to affected TPS holders," he said. Under the TPS program, more than 350,000 people from Haiti and Syria were allowed to live and work in the US while their home countries faced humanitarian crises. The work permits of Syrian immigrants under TPS are set to expire July 17.

The Supreme Court in June ruled that the statute behind TPS did not allow for judicial review, meaning lower courts couldn't halt President Trump's move to yank the deportation protections.

A federal judge last week acknowledged that, under the SCOTUS decision, a court order that had blocked the feds from ending TPS for hundreds of thousands of Haitians was no longer in effect. Hannah Fierick

Non-citizen tuition suit

WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice is suing three blue states to challenge laws that let non-citizens benefit from college tuition rates offered to in-state residents and other financial assistance.

The lawsuits against New York, Connecticut and Vermont alleged that state laws unconstitutionally discriminate against American citizens who don't receive reduced fees, scholarships or other fi-

nancial benefits.

Each state is accused of violating the Constitution's Supremacy Clause in letting illegal aliens remain eligible for post-secondary education benefits that aren't provided to US citizens of other states.

"While our office is currently reviewing the lawsuit, we are confident New York's statute is lawful and will be upheld," a rep for Gov. Hochul responded in a statement. Josh Christenson

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BRUCE BLAKEMAN Says Hochul ducking him.

Bruce: Kat is a chicken

Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman accused Gov. Hochul on Monday of refusing to debate him.

The Nassau County executive and GOP gubernatorial nominee said PIX11 and CBS invited him to debate, but Hochul has declined.

"Kathy Hochul seems to believe that if she avoids enough debates, New Yorkers will forget she's the worst governor in America," Blakeman said.

"If Kathy Hochul believes she's done such a great job, she should . . . make her case to the people of New York," he said. "I'm ready to put my record . . . up against hers."

The Hochul campaign insisted Monday the governor will participate in a debate.

"As the campaign confirmed back in February, the governor is going to debate and looks forward holding Bruce Blakeman accountable for raising costs, undermining safety and enabling Donald Trump," said campaign spokesperson Sarafina Chitika. Carl Campanile

She survived gator attack

A Florida swimmer had her arm ripped off by a 10-foot alligator — a vicious attack she wound up surviving thanks to a fast-acting boater who scared the beast away.

The woman was on a paddleboard in the Silver River in north-central Florida when the gator grabbed her by the arm and pulled her underwater, FOX35 reported.

John Gamache was on his boat and, upon hearing cries for help, sped toward the scene, scaring the gator away. Anthony Blair

Plays victim after hammering Sophie

Foul race-hail IN WNBA PULLY

ANOTHER day, another tiring WNBA spectacle.

On Saturday, Chicago Sky's DiJonai Carrington cleaned Sophie Cunningham's clock as she went in for a layup on a breakaway.

Carrington's clothesline looked more like a WWE audition than a basketball play.

The Indiana Fever guard hit the floor and bounced up with a bloody lip — a mugging that, rightfully, earned Carrington a flagrant 2 foul and an ejection from the game.

Hard fouls happen in the course of play — especially when Carrington is on the floor. Her highlight reels are chock-full of unnecessary and insane fouls, complete with hair pulling, eye pokes and near decapitations. It's kind of her thing.

And if you do the crime, then you do the time.

Getting tossed should have been the end of this story, but Carrington used her own bad acts to catapult herself into the victim role, cynically injecting race into what was, unequivocally, a dangerous play.

Media assists

She marched into the locker room and pathetically tweeted "white privilege," tagging the Indiana Fever to suggest that she was ejected because she, a black woman, fouled a white chick.

Carrington might be running for the cheap-shot queen of the league, but she is no fool. The daughter of former NFL player Darren Carrington, she attended a private prep school and has a degree from Stanford.

She knows privilege because she has it.

She also knows the identitarians in the WNBA ecosystem will dish

HIT AND RUN:

The Chicago Sky's DiJonai Carrington (7) was ejected from Saturday's game against the Indiana Fever for a clothesline hit on Sophie Cunningham, whose common-sense trans opinions have made her a target of the left. Carrington tweeted "white privilege" after being ejected.

out assists to support her ridiculous narrative that she was the real casualty.

Predictably, the media, fellow players and even Fever head coach Stephanie White participated in Carrington's defense.

Collectively, they twisted themselves into knots to make Cunningham the villain in this scenario — all for the simple fact that she said men don't belong in women's sports. The crime of common sense.

A tweet from The Athletic turned Carrington into a passive player in the whole affair: "Sophie Cunningham absorbed an arm-to-

the-neck from DiJonai Carrington on a layup attempt, resulting in Carrington's ejection."

It's like saying Nancy Kerrigan absorbed a metal baton to the leg from a fella.

In a stunningly ridiculous NBC segment, athletes-turned-commentators Cheryl Miller, Sue Bird and Maria Taylor griped about outsiders injecting racial narratives into the league — while failing to acknowledge that Carrington had tweeted about white privilege.

It was simply dishonest to kvetch about culture wars and race and not mention that Carrington herself was the one firing

the shots.

But Sports Illustrated gave the game away with an insane headline: "Cunningham got a bitter taste of karma after drawing flagrant foul in Fever-Sky." In other words, this was street justice for Cunningham's crime of acknowledging biology.

'I can take it'

Just ask her former teammate Sydney Colson, who posted "Love a trans foul" on Threads.

This is a league with incredibly weak leadership that lives and dies by the word inclusivity. But damn anyone thinking they will be included without bowing down to the progressive agenda. In the W, it's not about merit but conformity.

Which makes Cunningham even more brave. She has a target on her back but isn't crying uncle or melting into a puddle of apologies.

Cunningham said that she had never really spoken to Carrington, "But I guess she has some pent-up stuff. So get your s-t off. That's fine. I can take it."

Carrington and her backers may be in favor of tough play but, compared to Cunningham, they're thin-skinned crybabies.

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THE BATTLE FOR IRAN

By RONNY REYES

Iran's misery index hit a record high of 91.1% due to rampant inflation and unemployment, with the economic strain likely to get worse under the US naval blockade.

The country's misery index — calculated by adding the point-to-point inflation rate (82%) with the unemployment rate (9.1%) — hit its highest level yet this year, according to a recent report from the Statistical Center of Iran.

The misery index spike is notably more than double what it was last spring, with not even Tehran spared from the economic blow as the city's own index hit 78.3%, per provincial data.

Iran's economy has been in a free fall since late last year, with its rial currency falling to record-low levels as the cost of basic commodities soars.

The value of Iran's currency has fallen to 185,000 rials to the

Misery index a record-high 91%

US dollar, a drop of about 20% since the start of the war, according to the US Treasury.

"Economic Fury has left the regime desperate for cash. Iran's economy is in free fall, inflation has skyrocketed, and as President Trump said on Sunday, the regime's ability to pay its troops has been decimated," a Treasury Department spokesperson told The Post.

Grocery prices, specifically, have shot up since war broke out in February, with bread up 140%, dairy up 116.8% and food and drink prices overall up 113.8%, according to the Statistical Center of Iran.

Food inflation overall reached 134% nationwide in July, with rural areas hit the hardest.

Iran's labor ministry also said about 1 million jobs have been lost as a direct result of the war with the US.

Financial lifeline cut

Iran's economic plummet will only get worse as the war continues, with the renewed US blockade set to cause larger problems, noted William Jackson, a chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.

"Iran's financial lifeline has been cut by the US blockade,

and the economy will remain in a very depressed state unless it can secure concessions," Jackson wrote in a Monday note.

"But whether this happens ultimately comes down to the degree of economic pain that the Iranian regime is willing to bear to achieve its military and geopolitical objectives."

The economist noted that Iran's oil exports have fallen to nearly zero in July, with Iran having less oil at sea than before to generate income and its imports from China likely down from spring.

The US Treasury estimated that Iran's oil loading plummeted to 500,000 barrels per day in July, more than a 66% plummet from before the war.

Along with the floundering trade, the US has also hampered Iran's shadow banking networks and crypto exploits, with two new sanctions slapped against the industries last week.

Trump's departure from norm

President Trump was secretly whisked off Air Force One in an airport catering truck last month and departed Turkey on a separate military flight in response to a threat from Iran, according to a report.

The secret mission, reported by the Washington Post on Monday, left journalists and White House staff believing they were on the same plane as the president when they departed the annual NATO Summit in Ankara on July 8. But in reality they served as a decoy while Trump traveled in a smaller, Air Force C-32A.

The elaborate ruse saw Trump publicly board an older model of Air Force One before being smuggled out in a catering truck that had been lifted up to a door on the opposite side of the entrance to the presidential plane.

Trump was accompanied by "several aides" inside the container, which was lowered onto a truck on the tarmac and driven to the nearby Air Force C-32A plane, where the vessel was once again elevated up to a door, apparently allowing Trump and his aides to surreptitiously board the alternate plane.

Like the older model presidential plane, the C-32A was also blue-and-white and emblazoned with the words "United States of America," according to the Washington Post.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth was on the secret flight with Trump but boarded separately, using external stairs in an attempt "to make the flight appear typical," a US official told the outlet.

The White House and Trump denied the switcheroo was related to a threat from Iran or security concerns with the new plane, which Trump is using as a temporary Air Force One while Boeing finishes work on permanent replacement planes. Victor Nava

Don turns tables on Tehran

President Trump on Monday hit back at Iran's outlandish demands to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with his own list of demands to serve as a new red line in negotiations.

After Tehran signaled that the strait won't reopen until America pays the damages

Iran incurred during the war, Trump signaled on Monday that he would take a page from the Islamic Republic with his own receipt.

"[N]ow I am likewise demanding compensation from Iran, for all of the people that they have killed and gravely wounded ..." he

wrote on Truth Social. "Additionally, compensation should be paid to the families of the hundreds of thousands of innocent protestors that Iran has killed... I have instructed my representatives to put this firmly into any, and all, future negotiations. Ronny Reyes

SC base Graham rename

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth led tributes Monday to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as the largest military base in his home state of South Carolina was renamed in his honor.

"Sen. Lindsey Graham dedicated his life to serving this state and serving the

armed forces of the United States. He served this nation both in uniform and in both houses of Congress," Hegseth said at the ceremony rechristening the former Joint Base Charleston.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, a South Carolina native, noted that Joint Base

Lindsey Graham housed the backbone of the Air Force's C-17 fleet, the workhorse of our air defense.

Graham, 71, who died July 11, spent 33 years in the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve, retiring as a colonel in 2015. Ryan King

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ISAAC SCHORR

FRANCESCA Hong hits the campaign trail like any other candidate — shaking hands, kissing babies, petting dogs and smiling through selfies.

Watching her conduct the mundane business of politicking, it's easy to forget the absurdity of her worldview and the chaos that making her Wisconsin's next governor would invite.

Hong has called for the abolition of police, prisons and Thanksgiving; she's argued the first exists to "uphold white supremacy"; she called the last a "colonizer holiday" that killed "Indegenous folk"; she's even pointed to her white ex-husband and half-white son as examples of her lamentable "proximity to whiteness."

On Monday, at a get out the vote event in Sun Prairie, a blue-leaning suburb of Madison, Hong was confronted over her past views.

"You know, I was actually trying to become a sports journalist when I first went to college. So I learned then you have some hot takes, sometimes bad takes on Twitter, and I let my feelings out into the world," she explained before changing the subject to her favorite refrains: "permanent affordability," "tax the ultra rich" and a whole host of other "universal" goodies.

Dangerous position

Hot takes, huh?

Like Stephen A. Smith spouting off about the Cowboys?

Or your friend who likes Nickelback?

The hot takes fired off by Hong earlier in her 30s — the ones she's halfheartedly walked back to the benefit of her statewide campaign in purple Wisconsin — proved far from harmless.

In June 2020, Hong demanded that the city government defund the police.

In November of that same year, she renewed that call for them to be "reimagined and re-

'hot takes' led to real suffering.

structured at every level."

In between, riots in cities across the country, egged on by the Democratic Party and facilitated by its progressive wing, claimed the lives of more than two dozen Americans and resulted in billions of dollars in property damage.

Among the dead, 77-year-old David Dorn, a retired black police captain who was murdered for trying to stop a burglary in St. Louis.

Among the other victims: hundreds of small businesses — many of them minority-owned — that never recovered.

According to the Council on Criminal Justice, the homicide rate in a sample of 30 American cities increased by 68% between April and July 2020.

According to the FBI, the national homicide rate spiked from 5 per 100,000 people in 2019 to 6.5 in 2020 and 6.8 in 2021.

And all that's to say nothing of the countless robberies, carjackings, muggings and other indignities law-abiding citizens suffered through during those lawless years.

Trying to deflect

The anti-American iconoclasm championed by Hong, too, had consequences.

New York removed a statue of Thomas Jefferson from City Hall.

In Portland, rioters set fire to and toppled a monument of

George Washington.

Boston took down a sculpture of none other than the Great Emancipator, Abraham Lincoln.

And the unpatriotic, ahistorical narrative of the 1619 Project took deep root in our nation's educational system and collective consciousness.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the socialist sensation mulling whether to mount a bid for the Senate or White House next year, test drove a similar dismissal of Hong's old tweets on Sunday.

"My understanding that Francesca Hong has made clear her present stances to her electorate . . . she's moved away from it," she explained before quipping that "Woke I was crazy" with a laugh.

"Woke I was crazy," "hot takes," nervous chuckles, shifting feet — did they really think we'd forget what their reckless rhetoric cost?

Lies were told — and believed.

Lives were ruined — and ended.

The takes were so hot that cities burned.

Yet it wasn't until the left was faced with the electoral consequences of their radicalism that they professed to have had a change of heart.

They'll never own up to what they did because they still believe in the ideas responsible.

And given the chance they would — and will — do it all again.

'Thanksgiving nix' pol ahead in DSA streak

By JOSH CHRISTENSON

WASHINGTON — The Democratic Socialists of America are setting their sights on Wisconsin after having won critical federal, statewide and local contests over the past year, even as their chosen candidate for governor, Francesca Hong, backtracks from a history of controversial social media posts.

Hong, a state representative who is backed by several DSA chapters, is the frontrunner for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the Badger State, leading opponent David Crowley, Milwaukee County's executive, by double-digits in most surveys, according to the Real-ClearPolitics aggregator.

That could make her the latest democratic socialist to succeed in a high-profile race, following the election of Mayor Mamdani and the primary victories of DSA-aligned candidates in the Big Apple, Maine and Colorado, among others.

While not DSA-backed, Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed beat out a moderate candidate in Michigan, and his victory was cheered by democratic socialists Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

Still, Hong's history of far-left views on policing, immigration, taxation and even Thanksgiving could come back to haunt her as voters choose whether to back her in the Tuesday primary — or the Nov. 3 general election — according to critics within the Democratic Party.

Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, recently said that Republican messaging around "communist, socialist" candidates was "going to be a very effective attack" in the this year's midterms.

Here's some of the more radicals statements Hong has made.

'Abolishing' police

"I support defunding the police as a first step towards abolishing the police," wrote Hong in an Aug. 24, 2020, post on Twitter, now X.

At the time, she was campaigning for her first term in the Wisconsin assembly and reacting to news of the shooting of Jacob Blake, a young black man who was shot by Kenosha cops during an armed struggle.

Hong posted on Oct. 8 that year: "Police exist to uphold white supremacy. Defund then abolish. Reform can't be an option."

She recently disavowed her anti-law enforcement positions when confronted on an episode of "Pod Save America."

"My views have only become stronger in that I'm serious about public safety and I will not abolish the police," Hong responded when asked how her views had changed since 2020.

"My views are that people are struggling right now and need basic needs met, and I want to focus on stopping violent crime and giving law enforcement the resources and the training that they need, but ensure we are also holding accountable law

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'COWL' CHOICE

Spoiler voting a GOP risk: ex-gov

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enforcement that does not follow the law," she said.

"I've had more conversations with people who are more directly connected to the problems and have learned that it is most important for a public servant like myself to make sure we're looking at sensible, practical solutions that will help keep communities safe," added Hong, denouncing remarks that cops "exist to uphold white supremacy."

"Abolishing [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] is a meaningful policy if we want to keep each other safe," Hong also said during a panel discussion

earlier this year with Main Street Alliance Action Fund.

The comments came after shootings of US citizens in Minneapolis by ICE and Customs and Border Protection officers.

She hasn't reversed her position on this since rising in the polls for the governor's race.

'Colonizer holiday'

Hong tried to walk back comments that Thanksgiving Day was a "colonizer holiday" and that it should be canceled.

"I don't want to cancel it," she said in a Politico interview,

underscoring her shifting positions since gaining the national spotlight. "I actually love it."

In November 2020, Hong had tweeted: "Please DON'T gather for the colonizer holiday. Please DO wear a mask, physically distance, support local independent restaurants via carryout/delivery and help provide meals for neighbors in your community."

A former chef, Hong had also bemoaned Valentine's Day as one of her least favorite holidays to work during.

"As if we weren't invisible enough to those who don't recognize the emotional &

physical labor of service work, the worst of humanity comes out from folks 'celebrating' on another day capitalism tells you how to show love," she posted on Feb. 14, 2022.

Hong floated a bill this year to increase taxes on the wealthiest Wisconsinites, creating an additional income tax bracket.

The bracket would tax individuals 17.3% on income exceeding $750,000 and married couples making $1 million.

During a debate in late July, Hong said she only supported an 8.65% income tax rate on millionaires in her state.

WASHINGTON — Former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker warned mischief-minded Badger State Republicans on Sunday not to cross party lines to vote for socialist state Rep. Francesca Hong in Tuesday's Democratic gubernatorial primary.

"Crossing over to vote for Francesca Hong is a big risk because she would be VERY dangerous if she was Governor," Walker wrote on X, discussing the prospect of GOP voters boosting a candidate perceived as weaker in the general election.

Under Wisconsin law, both parties have to have open primaries, giving voters the choice where to cast their ballots.

Polls show Hong, 37, holding a commanding lead over Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and three other candidates in the Democratic primary, despite the resurfacing of some of her ultra-woke rhetoric in recent days.

A member of the Democratic Socialists of America, Hong called in November 2021 to get rid of Thanksgiving due to its "colonialist" undertones.

When pressed on CNN last week, Hong initially argued that the holiday "is also a time that's incredibly painful for many people in our communities" before backtracking to claim she had no interest in abolishing the festival.

Hong has also insisted that she "would not abolish the police," after previously calling for just that.

In a viral interview on Fox News last month, Hong stood by many pillars of the DSA platform and refused to disavow lefty streamer Hasan Piker, who said in 2019 that "America deserved 9/11."

In a sign of how the far left in DC views Hong, both Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) have refrained from endorsing her.

In contrast to the competitive Democratic primary, Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wis.) is heavily favored to win the GOP nomination and leads Hong by 1.7 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics average. Ryan King

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By RYAN KING

WASHINGTON — Democratic bigwigs are rushing to embrace Michigan Senate hopeful Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and present a united front, with California Gov. Gavin Newsom expected to visit him Monday and former President Barack Obama giving him a call.

The Dem powerbrokers are seemingly trying to soothe moderates in the Wolverine State who might have found El-Sayed too extreme during the bruising Senate primary and encourage them to back the progressive in November.

Newsom, a long-speculated 2028 aspirant, hailed El-Sayed as a “fighter” and called for Dems to unite due to the “existential” moment the country faces.

“House races are important, but the Senate is in play, and it will go through this state. So,

getting behind him is going to be important,” Newsom told reporters during his visit to Michigan. “It’s going to be a very tough race in November.”

El-Sayed’s primary fight against Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) was viewed as a “battle for the soul of the Democratic Party” because it pitted a mainstream candidate against a lefty.

Given El-Sayed’s embrace of notorious lefty figures such as Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who once said that “America deserved 9/11,” many observers have viewed him and Newsom as catering to different ends of the Democratic coalition.

But Newsom rejected that notion and claimed that he’s an “insurgent insider.”

“This notion of insurgency over incumbency is the real message here. People just want fighters; they want people with

conviction, strength, sincerity,” Newsom added. “I totally respect that.”

“I’ve long felt like I’ve been an established insurgent.”

The California Democrat has been working to build up his credibility with the progressive base after alienating it during his time as governor by vetoing certain pieces of legislation and opposing goals such as a temporary statewide wealth tax on billionaires.

Newsom said he drew some inspiration from Obama’s call with El-Sayed last week to make overtures to him.

“It was a really warm and inspiring conversation,” El-Sayed told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” on Sunday about his call with the 44th president.

“I know that he knows the critical role that Michigan is going to play in holding Trump accountable,” El-Sayed said.

Piker’s mom sure no China doll

Hasan Piker’s mom admitted that she doesn’t even agree with her far-left influencer son’s “love” of communist China.

Sedef Piker, an architectural historian and the mother of the provocative streamer, told Rolling Stone magazine in a profile of her son that she is “not in love with China like he is.”

Hasan Piker, meanwhile, has praised the People’s Republic of

China on several occasions.

The 35-year-old described the communist country as “f-king sick” on a livestream during a two-week tour of the nation in November 2025.

“It’s f-king sick, OK? You have abundance-style consumption paired up with a centrally controlled economy and economic system that has yielded tremendous develop-

ment,” he gushed. “You have 1950s Soviet-era building blocks next to the Gucci store.”

Piker also praised former Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, Mao Zedong, in a livestream during the trip.

The founder of the People’s Republic of China was responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of people under his rule. David DeTurris

Hollow bid to walk back ‘woke’

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rhetoric, but cling to same views

KAROL MARKOWICZ

REMEMBER the early 2020s when cancel culture ran rampant, defunding police was a standard position on the left and we were all supposed to fall in line with their bad ideas, or else?

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez wants us to pretend it all went away.

AOC took to 'This Week with Jonathan Karl' on ABC to defend Francesca Hong, the latest democratic socialist star, running for governor of Wisconsin.

In 2020, Hong said that Thanksgiving should be canceled, claiming it's 'a time that's incredibly painful for people' in her community.

Now that she wants to get elected, Hong suddenly called Thanksgiving her 'favorite holiday.'

Funny business

AOC argued that Hong has 'moved away' from some of her more controversial positions, then giggled that she agreed with NYC Councilman Chi Ossé, who had said, 'Woke I was crazyyyy.'

Tee-hee, Woke I, you guys! We were so goofy and silly, what with destroying the lives of anyone who mildly disagreed with us. Forget about all the crazy things we said! Focus on the cleaned up versions of those positions that we're spouting now!

But before we move on, perhaps a few follow-up questions:

What era of 'woke' are we in now? 2? 5? Which parts in particular does the left regret? Is it stuff like a New York Times columnist saying the cartoon character Pepé Le Pew 'normalized rape culture' or when we finally solved racism by getting rid of Aunt Jemima on the pancake syrup?

Was it the 57 genders, the biological boys dominating in girls' sports and the girls having to shut up about it, the astronomical number of teens who suddenly declared themselves 'non-binary' and sometimes participated in life-altering and dangerous medical interventions in a futile attempt to change their gender?

Does no one want to get rid of police departments or prisons anymore?

The left only stopped some of this nonsense because the American people made them stop, largely by electing President Donald Trump for a second term.

Trump's most powerful ad noted that Kamala Harris, now somehow a 'moderate' in a Democratic Party being taken over by communists, wanted free sex changes for illegal immigrant criminals. It seemed so outlandish that it couldn't be true.

It was true. The left has realized how absurd their ideas sound to everyday Americans and they're trying to massage what they really believe.

As AOC admitted, 'I think that when we talk about crime today, it's fundamentally different than the way that we talked about crime, in bringing crime down, right? I think that during lockdown, of course, rhetoric in that time is not rhetoric that we would use today.'

Nothing new

In June 2020, when the city proposed cutting the NYPD's budget by \$1.5 billion, AOC didn't think that went far enough. 'Defunding police means defunding police. It does not mean budget tricks or funny math.'

A month later she said, 'Crime is a symptom of a diseased society that neglects its most marginalized people, and we do not solve that problem with police.'

But it wasn't just a symptom of the lockdowns, as she portrays it today. Before COVID, back in 2019, AOC tweeted that 'we need to have a real conversation about decarceration & prison abolition in this country.'

She was for getting rid of police departments and prisons. Are we supposed to just forget what she said?

And, more importantly, are we supposed to really believe she doesn't think that anymore — or she's just savvy enough to say otherwise?

There is no Woke 2. It's exactly the same as Woke 1, just better focus grouped.

By RYAN KING

WASHINGTON — A Democratic Socialists of America co-chair blamed the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israeli policies in the Gaza Strip, calling the massacre 'inevitable.'

Megan Romer, who is DSA co-chair alongside Ashik Siddique, declared that backing 'defense or economic support for Israel' is a 'solid red line' within her ultra-far-left movement that has gained traction in a slew of Democratic primaries this cycle.

'I think the events of Oct. 7 were, in many ways, inevitable,'

Romer (left) told The New Yorker's David Remnick in a recent interview when asked about DSA-backed Daria-iza Avila Chevalier (inset) rallying against Israel on Oct. 8, 2023.

'If you put people into an open-air concentration camp and deny them basic rights, dignity, food and the ability to live with minimal security for so long, you have to expect that eventually they will rebel,'

she went on. 'And that is not defending any harm of civilians.'

The deadly surprise attack from Hamas killed some 1,200 Israelis and sparked a brutal war in the Gaza Strip.

Romer noted that she likely would've attended the Oct. 8, 2023, rally against Israel the day after the bloody Hamas attack if she lived in New York City at the time.

She also explained that the DSA is advocating for a 'free Palestine

time with the capital in Jerusalem,' which means a 'one-state solution.'

When pressed about Hamas' record, Romer conceded that the terror group has some flaws.

'I would not call Hamas queer-friendly,' she said. 'I would not say that you can get a lot of social rights when you're under siege. I think most queer people that have been killed in Palestine have been killed by Israeli bombs.'

During the interview, Romer was pressed on a variety of pillars of the DSA's far-left platform, which has rocked Democratic primaries across the country and

given fodder to Republicans.

She doubled down on the position of defunding the police, something from which many DSA-backed candidates in major races across the country have distanced themselves.

'That means zero funding,' she explained. 'It means taking money away from police departments and investing it elsewhere — fully funding social services, schools and after-school programs.'

She also defended DSA skepticism of supporting Ukraine in its war of defense against Russian invaders.

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Tuck the prez rumors away

'99.9%' chance he doesn't run

By STEVEN NELSON

WASHINGTON — As speculation swirls that former Fox News host Tucker Carlson will launch a third-party presidential run in 2028, people who know the formerly bow-tied commentator say no chance.

"I think journalists are all suffering from traumatic brain injuries as they forget the wave of 'Tucker 2024' stories," said one person close to Carlson. "He wasn't running then and he's not running now."

Speculation that Carlson, 57, would mount a campaign was covered Monday by Politico, after similar chatter appeared in other news outlets — as the populist podcaster publicly aligns with other disaffected antiwar conservatives.

Carlson is "interesting and says irreverent things, and some people would like him to run. But he's never like, I'm running," the person close to him said.

President Trump, who also was once viewed as an unlikely

political contender, "was saying he was running for president and people weren't taking him seriously. They're almost not taking seriously [Carlson's] denials that he's not running for president. It's the opposite."

Carlson supported Trump's comeback campaign in 2024, but broke with him this year after the president started the ongoing war with Iran in late February.

'Not impossible'

Carlson, who regards the Iran conflict as a betrayal of Trump's pledge to avoid destabilizing Mideast wars, expanded his attack on the president Monday, calling him "flamboyantly corrupt" during a podcast interview with former first son Hunter Biden.

The former cable host said he backed Trump in 2024 largely because of the political prosecutions he faced, recalling the "transparently absurd" raid of Trump's Mar-a-Lago compound in 2022 — and revealed he tried

BOW-ING OUT: There is rising speculation that political commentator Tucker Carlson could mount a third-party presidential bid in 2028, but a source close to Carlson said. "There's a '99.999% chance that he doesn't run."

in vain to prevent the Iran war. "To me, what that [Mar-a-Lago raid] said was Trump is actually being persecuted by the Uni-party, therefore he is its sincere opponent," Carlson said. "My goal, literally from that moment up until February 28, was I don't want to go with Iran."

Renewed focus on Carlson's possible political future followed former Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene posting on X a photo with the commentator and other former Trump supporters on Aug. 1.

But a Republican operative said that movement isn't likely to feature Carlson charting a path to the White House.

There's a '99.999% chance that he doesn't run," this person said, "but he is on the warpath to damage the GOP over Iran and a third-party run from him would make it impossible for any Republican to win in 2028."

"I think he's like not running because he doesn't wanna do it," this operative said.

However, "it's not impossible."

Hunter claims files were from cloud hack

Hunter Biden claimed Monday that he didn't abandon his infamous laptop packed with incriminating documents at a Delaware computer shop in 2019, but that the files were actually stolen from his online cloud storage — despite the FBI presenting the MacBook Pro as evidence in court.

Hunter, 56, claimed an unknown person or entity

broke into his accounts to steal the trove that showed how he involved his then-vice-president dad in lucrative international consulting relationships.

"They hacked my cloud," the former first son (right) told former Fox News host Tucker Carlson in a two-hour interview — suggesting that Russian or Israeli intelligence agencies or "some kid in his basement"

had cobbled together stolen digital assets and claimed they were a laptop.

"There's no possible way all of the information that was eventually labeled as my laptop came from one laptop. It's way too large," he told Carlson.

The actual laptop was presented as evidence at the then-first son's 2024 illegal-gun possession trial. FBI Special Agent Erika

Jensen testified that the serial number on the back belonged to then-President Joe Biden's son.

A repairman gave the laptop to the FBI after copying its files, resulting in The Post's bombshell reporting on how Joe Biden as vice president met with an executive from a Ukrainian gas company that was paying Hunter $1 million a year. Steven Nelson

DAVID HEARN Fingered by the president.

Trump: Hearn is 'vandal'

President Trump insisted Sunday evening that former Olympian David Hearn vandalized the recently renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, days after castigating DC US Attorney Jeanine Pirro for dropping the case against Hearn.

"A National Park Service [NPS] career employee, a highly credible witness, saw David Hearn (ActBlue) in broad daylight vandalize the Reflecting Pool by 'violently' ripping and tugging at the Pool's somewhat delicate coating," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "The National Park Service employee provided this witness testimony to the U.S. Attorney's Office in early July."

The president added that "[t]here was substantial other damage to the Reflecting Pool, also but, unfortunately, there is no video or proof, other than the damage, itself. We are working on the Pool, and it will reopen shortly."

Samuel Chamberlain

Bison wildly attacks man

A wild video captured a rampaging bison striking down a tourist in a Polish forest — and refusing to let the man stand up.

The man was only 20 feet away from the bison in Poland's Białowieża Forest last Monday when the ginormous animal suddenly charged at him and knocked him to the ground, local outlet TVP World reported.

Footage posted to social media then captured the monster terrifyingly standing over the unidentified tourist as he lay on the ground. Zoe Hussain

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$30K NYC bar robbery

A trio of gun-wielding masked robbers tied up workers in a ritzy Manhattan cocktail bar bathroom and stole nearly $30,000 worth of booze, cash, and DJ equipment, according to authorities.

The three unidentified crooks entered Obvio Cocktail Bar on East 28th Street between Fifth and Madison Avenues in Nomad around 4:00 a.m. on July 13, according to the NYPD.

One of the thugs wielded a black pistol with an extended magazine as the group forced two male workers, aged 38 and 43, into separate bathrooms in the luxe lounge, cops said.

The staffers were left in lavatories with their hands bound with electrical cords and tape, police added.

The trio then snatched a safe containing $7,000, DJ equipment valued at $13,000, and $7,000 worth of bottles of liquor, according to authorities.

Both workers sustained redness to their wrists but refused medical attention at the scene.

Images released by cops on Monday captured one of the suspects washing a gray 1993 Ford E-350 Econoline van used to carry out the brazen robbery. Investigators have since recovered the van. Zoe Hussain

Swing for death pen.

A majority of Americans now support capital punishment for convicted killers — up six points from 2021.

According to a new Pew Research poll, 66% of Americans said they either “strongly favor” (30%) or “somewhat favor” (36%) the death penalty for those convicted of murder.

Among those against, 20% said they “somewhat oppose” capital punishment for convicted murders, and just 13% said they “strongly oppose.”

The numbers represent a 6% uptick in support since April 2021, but are roughly the same as in August 2020, according to Pew. Chris Nesi

VAX ‘SPLIT’ DECISION

INJECT OPINION: President Trump signs an order Monday for new vaccine recommendations alongside Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

By STEVEN NELSON

President Trump claimed Monday that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine could be “quite lethal” as he urged the three inoculations to be administered separately to reduce what he said could be an elevated risk of autism.

Trump made the recommendation while signing an executive order in the Oval Office alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to affirm the court-paused Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation of 11 childhood vaccines, down from 17.

“Effective immediately, my ad-

administration is recognizing gold standard childhood vaccine recommendations for only 11 core vaccinations against the most serious and dangerous diseases,” Trump said. “The MMR we wanted in three separate vaccinations, given at separate times.

“Together there could be a possibility they’re quite lethal, and separately, it looks like they are not at all lethal, but just very effective.”

Trump noted, “Parents can still choose to give their children all of the vaccinations if they wish.”

Trump softened his tone on the MMR vaccination when a reporter asked if he was aware of evidence that it could harm children, a claim health regulators have long denied.

“No. What I’ve heard is that there are some people that say it is that way, and I say, ‘Well, let’s say there’s a 5% chance of it. Let’s split it up,’” Trump replied.

Trump told a different reporter that he split up vaccinations for his own children, who were born between 1977 and 2006.

“I took my children to five different vaccinations. In other words, I broke it up,” Trump said. “It’s inconvenient. It’s five stops, but it’s something that I think will have a huge impact on autism.”

Kennedy, a longtime vaccine safety skeptic, did not offer a specific assessment of whether childhood vaccines cause autism when he spoke at the event.

“We’re only noticing it in kids who were born around 1989 or after. . . . So something happened in the mid-’90s that changed our children,” Kennedy said.

Not everyone was on board with the changes.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) said breaking up the MMR vaccine would mean children getting more shots for the same protection.

“I’m a doctor. This executive order is wrong,” wrote Cassidy, who lost his re-election bid after Trump backed his primary challenger. “The President does not have the expertise to make these changes. Vaccines are overwhelmingly safe. Vaccines are effective. Vaccines DO NOT cause autism.”

Fauci flip on COV jab-miscarriage link

Dr. Anthony Fauci privately raised concerns that the COVID-19 vaccine could “theoretically” be linked to miscarriages in expectant mothers, despite having publicly insisted there were “no red flags” for pregnant women.

“I asked around a bit more and another issue came up that you need to be aware of,” wrote Fauci in a Jan. 25, 2021, text exchange with then-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy.

“Since many people have significant cytokines storm and fever after the 2nd dose, this theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester,” added the then-National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director.

Fauci, Walensky and Murthy had been discussing if the vaccine posed any risks to women who followed the two-shot regimen earlier or later in their pregnancies.

Walensky replied to Fauci that the first-

first-trimester issues he raised were “definitely a good point, [especially] after dose two.”

Days later, on Feb. 3, Fauci said in a question-and-answer livestream with the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) that the FDA “found thus far, and we have to be careful, but thus far no red flags about . . . pregnant women.”

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HARBOR HORROR

SURVIVOR TALE

Cruise wasn't licensed: feds

By STEVEN VAGO, KYLE SCHNITZER and JORGE FITZ-GIBBON

The captain of a motorboat that capsized in New York Harbor and killed a mom and her baby was not licensed to operate the vessel — and was actually hired as a limo driver, new court documents reveal.

Manuel Hernandez, 46, was allegedly running an illegal charter operation when he overloaded the 21-foot boat with 13 passengers on Saturday night and lacked required safety standards that included child- or infant-sized life jackets, federal prosecutors said.

Sara Sanchez, 27, and her 5-month-old daughter, Antonella Garcia, drowned shortly before 10:30 p.m. when the boat was struck by a swell while making a U-turn near Liberty Island, while panicked survivors clung to the overturned vessel until help arrived.

'No infant life vests'

'Federal regulations and maritime safety protocols exist to protect the lives and well-being of passengers on commercial vessels,' Manhattan US Attorney Jamie McDonald said in a statement.

'The defendant allegedly flouted those regulations when he transported paying customers on a commercial vessel without appropriate licenses, overcrowded the vessel and took a 5-month-old infant passenger with no infant life vests on board.'

According to the federal complaint, Hernandez admitted that he never applied for a license or required Coast Guard certification despite running boat charters since last year.

SHAME: The tour business in Saturday's tragedy packed the boat above the capacity of 12 listed in its own ad (above).

He allegedly told investigators he was initially hired by the tour operator as a limo driver but periodically ran $1,000 boat trips in New York Harbor despite lacking a license.

The operator, 'Zeus Luxury,' advertises online for $1,200, four-hour tours of the harbor, listing a maximum capacity of 14 passengers — although federal prosecutors said the boat that capsized has a 10-person capacity.

Federal regulations require watercraft carrying at least six passengers, including at least one paying passenger, to have Coast Guard certification and at least 360 days of documented experience piloting a boat, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said Hernandez owns his own motorboat, which was in disrepair, so he borrowed a friend's for the tour — which is four feet smaller and has a smaller capacity.

Zeus Luxury tours could not be reached for comment.

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FROM HARBOR

By KEVIN SHEEHAN, JOE MARINO and ANTHONY BLAIR

Heartbreaking photos show the Queens mom of two who was killed along with her infant daughter in the boat capsizing in New York Harbor — as it was revealed that the dad told friends how “blessed” he felt just a day before the tragedy.

Sweet family pictures show Sara Sanchez, 27, with her husband, Andres Garcia, on a fundraising page to support Garcia after he lost his wife and 5-month-old daughter, Antonella Garcia, when the motorboat they were on overturned near Liberty Island on Saturday night.

“Our friend and colleague Andres Garcia experienced a loss that no husband or father should ever have to endure,” reads the fundraiser.

The pictures (left) show the couple with their 6-year-old son, Salvador, who was at home with a babysitter at the time, according to Andres Garcia’s boss at the Marco LaGuardia Hotel’s restaurant, where he works as breakfast manager.

“For the first time he told me how blessed he felt to have such a wife,” Antonio Russo, general manager of the Il Punto Restaurante, said Monday, his voice cracking as he described a conversation he had with Garcia on Friday.

“She saved him from a very different life that he would have had. He felt so lucky and blessed,” Russo said during a press conference at the hotel — revealing Garcia asked for Saturday off to treat his wife and daughter.

“That Saturday, he said, ‘Antonio, would you please mind, I have something planned.’ And I was so happy for him because he never had anything planned. He posted a story on his WhatsApp showing the view from the boat.”

The fundraiser’s goal is “to help ease some of the financial burden Andres will face in the weeks and months ahead,” the page states. One picture on the page shows a heavily pregnant Sanchez beaming as she poses with her husband and son, whose birthday is this week, relatives told The Post.

By JORDAN DONEGAN and JORGE FITZ-GIBBON

A survivor of the deadly New York Harbor charter-boat accident that left a mom and her baby daughter dead revealed new harrowing details of the watery tragedy Monday — and slammed the skipper of the overloaded craft.

Jorge Ortiz, who was on the ill-fated boat when it capsized on Saturday night, told The Post the captain, Manuel Hernandez, had informed the group they didn’t need life jackets — and then didn’t lift a finger to help after his 13 passengers plunged into the dark waters.

“When I looked, he was over there on the top, sitting in the middle of the boat,” Ortiz recalled. “It was weird. I even told my wife.”

Meanwhile, several passengers desperately searched the waters for mom Sara Sanchez, 27, and her 5-month-old daughter, Antonella Garcia, but were unable to save them.

‘Too much weight’

The 2019 Yamaha motorboat chartered via a luxury-tour company was packed with 14 people despite a listed capacity of no

Blames boat captain for death of two

more than 10.

“It was too much weight . . . He should’ve known better,” Ortiz, 58, said of Hernandez. “And then that little girl shouldn’t have been in the boat.”

Ortiz — whose wife, Johana Cespedes, also survived the $150-a-head “Zeus Luxury” charter to celebrate a friend’s birthday — said he was apprehensive about the cruise from the start after the passengers had to board off the rocks off Randall’s Island instead of a legitimate dock.

“I’m like, if this is a boat that we’re paying for . . . the guy is charging money to take us. Why are we getting on through rocks?” he said.

Ortiz was on the cruise because his wife knew Paul Rivera, the passenger whose birthday was being celebrated, from their local

church.

He said the ride started off fine, with a stop at a restaurant in New Jersey for dinner and a cruise around Liberty Island before they headed for home.

Ortiz said Sanchez was smiling and taking one final photo of her baby girl with the Statue of Liberty in the background when everything suddenly went wrong.

“I was actually looking at the baby with the mother,” he recalled.

“And that’s when everything, the boat just went down from the front. And when the water started coming in, that’s the last thing I saw. And then, boom, it flipped upside down quickly,” he said.

“It flipped front to back. The water came in, and then it just slammed down first, flipped

it completely, completely, quickly.”

Panic gripped the passengers when they hit the water, with most of them not wearing life jackets, Ortiz said.

‘Where’s the baby?’

“Everybody’s going, ‘Where’s the baby?’” he remembered. “So, I tried to swim a little bit towards the bottom, but I couldn’t reach the bottom of the boat.”

After, they found out “she was under the boat.”

He said Hernandez allegedly climbed onto the hull of the overturned boat and did nothing to help the search.

The survivors were eventually rescued, first by another party boat and then the NYPD harbor patrol and several Coast Guard vessels.

Hernandez, 46, was charged with more than a dozen counts of reckless endangerment after the mishap and was awaiting arraignment on more serious federal charges of misconduct and neglect resulting in death.

The Coast Guard is part of the investigation to determine if Hernandez was operating an illegal charter operation without required certification and safety requirements.

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This phony memoir a woke disgrace

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Cambridge University professor with an unbelievable story of overcoming systemic oppression skyrocketed to stardom.

Then, people started to realize his story actually was unbelievable — in the true sense of the word — and his fabulist tales and academic record fell apart days before his memoir's publication.

"Great and Unfortunate Things" is still slated to hit shelves in the US on Tuesday, published by Simon & Schuster — a deal that, at least according to author Jason Arday, was valued at $1.4 million.

The book is coming out just three years after the London-born academic became Cambridge's youngest ever black professor at 37 — proof that, not long after being hired, he sniffed the payday that came with the DEI crews.

According to the publisher, his book tells the story of all of his unbelievable triumphs — "without romanticizing the struggle." Except romanticizing the struggle is the key to Arday's success.

He resigned from his position at Cambridge in early August after being accused of academic miscon-

duct. That has triggered scrutiny into his incredible biographical claims — like running 600 miles in six days, not learning to read until he was a teenager and having a severe pig's head left at his door.

And yet, Simon & Schuster are stuck with, no doubt, many copies of his book, in which he — with the help of a co-author, of course — tells the very, very unlikely story of his own life. According to reporting by The Atlantic, Arday's book proposal included unbelievable claims about his wild and crazy life — and ironically framed the book as an "awe-inspiring tale of near mythic proportions." Now, literally mythic proportions.

Grandiose claims

Crazy stories in the proposal include being in a several-month-long coma after being hit by a car and experiencing "locked-in syndrome." He, apparently, also survived testicular cancer in addition to his previously claimed brain tumor. And he changed details about a thwarted suicide attempt.

According to reporting from the Times of London, many of the tallest tales from the proposal, like the coma and the cancer, were conspicuously dropped from the actual book for unknown reasons.

Though the memoir won't frame it this way, his is the story of elite

institutions using a person as a symbol of progress, then dismissing any concern about him as proof of bias. Arday became Cambridge's youngest ever black professor in 2023 — even though he only published his first peer-reviewed journal article in 2018. It seemed obvious from the outset that his incredible story of overcoming just about every obstacle imaginable was the main appeal to the university.

"His story [epitomizes] the significant barriers that neurodivergent individuals, those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people face," the school's announcement read.

His claims were rich. Yet woke academics — and later the publishing industry — lapped it up.

The stories go on and on. He'd run 30 marathons in 35 days with a fractured bone. He'd raised £5 million for charity. He'd survived racist attacks. There was just about no obstacle that he hadn't blown past.

Simon & Schuster did not respond to The Post's request for confirmation as to how much it had paid Arday for his manuscript, but the book deal seems to be further proof oppression horror stories are catnip for academia and publishing alike — and very lucrative catnip at that. For woke institutions obsessed with overcoming the optics of their stuffy whiteness, he was a

shoo-in. Arday's story was so good it was worth throwing all critical thinking out the window. But Arday couldn't run from the consequences of his own storytelling forever.

Enabled by academia

He was enabled by the institutions that allowed him to dig his hole deeper and deeper without ever holding him accountable. Publishers and academics are some of the smartest among us, but Arday's ascent is proof of an uncomfortable truth: that basic scrutiny can go out the window when DEI enters the picture.

It's not the first time something like this has happened. Professors have been caught for telling all sorts of crazy lies to fit the DEI narrative, like H.G. Carrillo, a George Washington University professor who claimed to be from Cuba but was exposed as Detroit-born Herman Glenn Carroll, with no ties to the nation. And more recently a promising young black writer plucked from relative obscurity was allegedly exposed for writing his book with Al. Unlike Arday, he lost his publishing deal.

Tomorrow's publication represents a payday and validation for an accused plagiarist and fraud — who earned acceptance in academia and publishing by constantly claiming a lack of acceptance.

Boebert son, 21, perv rap

Rep. Lauren Boebert's troubled eldest son was arrested in Colorado Sunday on felony child sexual exploitation charges.

Tyler Boebert, 21, was taken into custody by the Garfield County Sheriff's Office on an arrest warrant for "sexual exploitation of a child and multiple other charges," the sheriff's office said in a statement.

Tyler (right) was freed from county jail after posting a $10,000 bond.

The Denver Post reported that Tyler could face as many as five felonies, including sexual exploitation of a child, child exploitation with intent to distribute sexually exploitative material, a charge related to videotaped material and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The charges reportedly stem from an alleged incident that took place in early 2024, when Tyler would have been 18.

"I love my son," Rep. Boebert said in a statement.

"We take these allegations very seriously and pray for everyone affected during this challenging time," the congresswoman added.

Victor Nava

Ukr. attack on refinery

A Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian industrial city killed at least 13 people including a child on Monday — the deadliest attack on the country in more than two years.

Nizhnekamsk, which is roughly 750 miles east of the Ukrainian border, came under a "massive" drone attack that left another 75 people injured, according to the press service of Tatarstan's head, Rustam Minnikhanov.

The assault targeted the Taneco oil refinery in Nizhnekamsk, one of Russia's largest and most advanced oil facilities that lies more than 600 miles east of Moscow.

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Influencer feels comfy cozy in tiny apartment

NO ROOM TO GRIPE: Gail Schulman makes the most out of living in one of the smallest apartments in the city, a 191-square-foot, third-floor studio in Brooklyn that she rents for \$2,151 a month. In that tiny space, the YouTuber has a living/sleeping area, kitchen, bathroom and one closet for clothes.

By LAUREN ELKIES SCHRAM

How do you live in one of the smallest apartments in New York City?

For Gail Schulman, size really doesn't matter. Her tiny 191-square-foot, third-floor studio in Brooklyn has distinct zones for living, dining and entertainment, one curated detail at a time.

A sofa bed, two chairs and a small table denote the living area. A small roundish bistro table with pendant light fixture signifies the dining area. A cabinet and a built-in ledge in the kitchen do double duty as counters for entertaining — one for food and the other for drinks.

Renting for \$2,151 a month excluding utilities, the home is filled with personal treasures, from family heirlooms to travel finds, as well as her record player and record collection.

"It's scale," Schulman (inset), 32, said. "I like things being proportioned properly. Visual balance is very important to me."

Getting a cheaper apartment was important to Schulman as she left her corporate job to make it as a content creator, posting to her 47,800 YouTube subscribers about decorating her apartment, and didn't know what her income would look like.

The apartment has just one closet for clothes, with a little more room for storage in a utility space. But it's outfitted with a full-sized refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave and dishwasher, as well as a large bathroom.

"It's the nicest bathroom I've ever had in New York," said Schulman, who has spent the last 10 years in the Big Apple, last living in East Harlem. "This is one of the best kitchens I've ever had."

Inside her kitchen cabinets she has also been selective about what she keeps and how it's organized.

"I own what I use and I use what I own," she said. To avoid cabin fever, Schulman works out of coffee shops or the Brooklyn Public Library.

"I make an effort to get out of the apartment multiple times a day," whether it's to volunteer in the park on Thursdays, or take a run.

LIVING/SLEEPING AREA

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Brad sips away from sobriety

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Couple a sure Bet

BETHENNY Frankel is going strong with Miami investment banker Shane L. Campbell. The pair were making the rounds at the Surfrider Foundation benefit at Crow's Nest in Montauk this weekend along with her daughter, Bryn Hoppy. "Bethenny looked really happy," said a source. "She was introducing [Campbell] to everyone." The pair were first linked in April. Guests included Liev Schreiber, artist Julian Schnabel, John Slattery, Zillow founder Rich Barton, Jayma Cardoso and Antonio di Oronzo, Gap CEO Richard Dickson and fashion designer Cynthia Rowley. Comedian Seth Herzog emceed the bash, which raised more than $700,000 to help protect the ocean.

'Mad' about baby

JON Hamm and wife Anna Osceola (above) have a baby on the way! The 55-year-old actor's wife, 38, is pregnant with their first child, a source confirmed to People yesterday. The news comes three years after Hamm dropped a hint at the couple's family plans. When asked in a June 2023 interview whether he was thinking about "having a family," the "Mad Men" alum said, "TBD." Hamm, who was days away from walking down the aisle at the time, said he was in an "exciting part of life" characterized by "stability and comfort."

BRAD Pitt was spotted tipping back drinks at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding in July, before publicly admitting he is "back off the wagon" after seven years.

A source told Page Six last month that the "Ocean's Eleven" star was seen imbibing at the Madison Square Garden nuptials on July 3. The source noted that guests were shocked to see Pitt, who had been vocal about his sobriety, drinking at the high-profile event.

In an Esquire interview published Monday, which took place in June, the Oscar winner (below) confirmed that he had made the decision to drink again, "in a more restrained manner," he said. "I got overconfident a couple

times, went, 'Yep, nope, not good for me.' Not in big quantities."

A source told PageSix.com's Sarah Jones that Pitt has come to understand his limits.

"Over time, his life changed and he reached a point where he felt comfortable making a different choice," said the source. "For him, that means moderation and being very conscious of his limits. He knows what those limits are and understands that drinking in moderation requires a level of discipline and self-awareness."

They added, "It doesn't take away from the years he spent sober or what he learned during that time. This is simply the decision he feels is

right for him at this point in his life, and he's committed to being responsible about it."

Pitt first revealed he was sober and had joined a 12-step program in a 2019 New York Times interview.

Pitt quit drinking after an alleged 2016 drunken incident on a plane that is said to have contributed to the disintegration of his marriage to Angelina Jolie.

Jolie claimed in court documents that her then-husband physically harmed her and one of their six kids — Maddox, now 25, Pax, 22, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 20, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 18. The FBI investigated, but ultimately did not bring any charges against Pitt.

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Hoops Barbie looking to net a book

INDIANA Fever star Sophie Cunningham is shopping a book, publishing sources tell us. The 6-foot-1 guard could find herself at the center of a bidding war, we hear, with the timely tome. Cunningham, 29, has been dubbed MAGA Barbie and is known as much for her off-the-court comments as her aggressive style of play. In an interview with ESPN last month, Cunningham made comments on trans athletes that blew up, including, "I think that I am here to extend love. But I

also think with that love is truth, being honest. And I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men." Cunningham has also been a surprise UFC ring card girl in Las Vegas, and the hardwood star has also shared that she has been approached by WWE to wrestle. She has also appeared as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model. This month, reports said that her new Adidas shoes sold out immediately.

Reese's dad on mend

REESE Witherspoon's dad, Dr. John Witherspoon, is back home after a two-night hospital stay, Page Six has learned. A source told us that John was released from the hospital on Sunday, and that management at his luxury Nashville condo asked residents not to blab. On Friday, Reese's father caused quite the scare at the building when he was found face down on the concrete near the building's pool. A resident spotted him and alerted the doorman on duty, a source told us. John, 84, and Betty, 77, raised Reese and her brother in Nashville. The retired ENT is known around his neighborhood for having a "vibrant and eccentric spirit," we're told. "He walks around in shorts and cowboy boots. He's a real hoot," a source said.

Doc's crumby debut

MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry's newest film project, "Cookie Queens," crumbled at the box office over the weekend. The documentary, which marked Markle (above) and Harry's theatrical feature debut as executive producers, opened at No. 15, according to Boxoffice Pro. "Cookie Queens," about one intense Girl Scout Cookie season, earned just $327,797 from 446 screens. Jeff Bock, senior media analyst at Exhibitor Relations, told us that indie distributor Roadside Attractions made a head-scratching decision to release the movie right now. "The documentary probably should have been released at the height of Girl Scout Cookie season, when the cookies, and the girls selling them, are part of the national conversation," Bock said. The couple's rep didn't get back to us.

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Feeling hot & bothered

IT'S summertime. When living once was easy.

Now? We're getting to be the Middle East's Western front.

Land of the former free, home of the current craven.

If it isn't raining, pouring, drowning us — it's marches, pickets, riots, parades, battles, hatreds, killings, wackos, freakos, sickos, junkies, lefties, commies.

All for one and one for where? Not just because lettuce is lousy. So's friggin' Fauci. It's also shootings, stabbings, wall-to-wall wars, poverty, tattooing, near starvation, stores closing, rents rising, food prices rising, air thickening, rain pouring, bicycles killing, traffic worsening, politicians burbling. Also lousy weather, crooks, scaffolding everywhere, pols spewing BS, one-bedroom shares.

And now Hampton homes all advertise beachside. That is, if you don't mind first driving your car to some parking lot in another nearby town.

Once we had Mayor Bloomberg who knew how to run things. Now he's just running. He has a private beachside multi-million-dollar mansion in Bermuda. Large gardens. He should schlep back to check groceries in The Bronx? Or shootings in Bed-Stuy? Get involved in redecorating Rikers? Fumigating tiny old Gracie Mansion after taking down the photos of Karl Marx? I mean, please.

And if you own yet another basement within

the city of New York you'll also have to pay as high as an elephant's eye. Forget counting on those extra few bucks to buy your candles. Even if that one-bedroom affordable home in Manhattan was formerly a basement, you'll also now get taxed double.

The money probably goes to rejoicing Red Square. Or maybe big Putin might share his mastery with little Crapdammy.

So NYC has maybe a few issues. Nothing major. Like maybe public safety,

nue? Broadway? Radio City Music Hall? St. Pats? Fifth Avenue? Madison Avenue? Times Square? Statue of Liberty? Ellis Island? George Washington Bridge? Bronx Zoo? Bear Mountain? Catskills? Adirondacks? Diamond Center? Central Park? MoMA? Five boroughs? Our libraries? Metropolitan Museum of Art? Wall Street? Tiffany & Co.?

How's the Staten Island ferry there? Corned beef sandwich? Kosher franks? Rolls-Royce showroom? Brooklyn

Lately, it's been miserable in NYC, but, hey, there's still nowhere better.

crappy neighborhoods, budget problems, high rent, thievery, homelessness, lousy mayor, killer taxes, killer traffic, cost of living, unaffordable housing, lousy public transit, buses that aren't free, unemployment, bad schooling, scaffolding everywhere but highway exits.

However, we're the best in steaks and bagels. Arizona? Nice, but light on museums, culture, influence, chocolate sodas, pizza, hospitals, zoos, colleges, restaurants, Chinatown, Little Italy and — unless you're big on rocks or you get off on cactus — entertainment.

And they got Park Ave- Bridge? Wall Street? Dinner in a restaurant on a building's tippy-top story with our skyline?

So, listen, if you itch to take your vacation in Kentucky — go. Mazel tov. Tell me about the local Wendy's.

UNDERSTAND, we are all wildly insanely grateful for our new little mayor. Of course, our city's economy might be in worse shape than Ukraine's. But at least there is on Crapdammy's desk the encouraging sign: "Half a buck stops here."

Only in New York, kids, only in New York.

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Cops raced to Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills mansion after a thief broke in and swiped a car for a wild neighborhood joyride.

Deputies from the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's station were called to the home Sunday at 3:45 p.m. for reports of a suspect who had broken into a home and was taking items, law enforcement told The Post.

Upon arrival, deputies found a male suspect at the $60+ million residence and arrested him for burglary and vehicle theft.

The man allegedly had also taken a vehicle for a joyride around the neighborhood, cops said. The vehicle belonged to one of Kardashian's staffers, a source close to Kardashian (far left with Lewis Hamilton) told The Post. He was taken to jail and booked on suspicion of burglary.

"It's still under investigation, and we're still in the preliminary stage," LASD Sgt. Chris Soderlund said. Sarah Jones and Ben Chapman

Kar joyride bust at Kim's

Bronx tot's 4-story fall

A 5-year-old boy was left clinging to life after he fell from a fourth-floor window of a Bronx apartment building onto the sidewalk on Sunday evening, police said.

The boy — shown on video wearing nothing but a diaper — fell from the building on Buchanan Place near Davidson Avenue in University Heights around 5:30 p.m., police said.

He tumbled from the fourth-floor window and had "injuries indicative of falling from an elevated position," according to cops and law-enforcement sources.

Video from the scene shows the child kneeling motionless on the sidewalk, with his head on the ground and arms outstretched.

People surrounded the boy and commented in disbelief, according to video of the aftermath posted to social media.

"Wow, a boy just fell out the window!" one onlooker said.

"Where is the f-king parents, man?" another was heard shouting. Larry Celona and Amanda Woods

FROZEN-EGG ODDS

By RACHEL SACKS

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has begun the process of freezing her eggs — but it's no sure thing that they can effectively be used to have a baby in the future.

In a series of Instagram stories this past weekend, the 36-year-old "Squad" member (inset), who has been engaged to Riley Roberts since 2022, revealed she had been saving up for and contemplating the procedure for some time.

She said she felt "empowered" to start while Congress is on recess and thinks her decision is "badass."

Egg-harvesting may allow women to increase their chances of a successful pregnancy later in life, as women's egg quality often declines rapidly in their mid-30s. Women may also freeze their eggs because of medical conditions such as cancer, endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts and PMOS, or before undergoing treatments such as chemotherapy

No sure-fire plan for future fertility.

that can damage fertility. The procedure involves taking unfertilized eggs from the ovaries and storing them at subzero temperatures until the woman is ready to have them fertilized and implanted, either in their own uterus or in a surrogate's.

Success rates depend heavily on the person's age when the eggs were frozen and the total number of mature eggs stored.

But how much the process realistically

cally increases someone's chances of having kids depends on several factors, according to Dr. Jennifer Blakemore, a reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist at NYU Langone Health. "It does depend on who you are, what your goals are and what you have," Blakemore has told The Post. "Not every egg leads to a baby."

First, the eggs have to survive being thawed. Research found that about 80% to 90% of eggs survive thawing, roughly three-quarters get fertilized,

less than half become blastocysts (an early stage of embryo development), and about 40% of fresh embryo transfers result in a live birth. So if a woman freezes 20 mature eggs, 12 may fertilize and seven would become blastocysts. An embryo then still has to implant and develop into a healthy pregnancy.

The biggest advance in technology has been vitrification, or flash-freezing, which largely replaced older, slower freezing techniques since the mid-2000s.

It has drastically increased the survival rate of thawed eggs from 65% to 85%. Fertilization rates were also higher with vitrification, at 79% versus 74% with slow freezing.

For all the excitement around egg freezing, most women don't end up thawing their eggs.

A 2026 review found that after 10 years, 81% of women who froze their eggs between ages 34 and 38 were still storing them, while just 7.6% had returned to thaw them.

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Colombia temblor kills 100+

BOGOTA, Colombia — A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 111 people, damaging hundreds of buildings and leaving many trapped under debris while their loved ones and rescue workers searched through rubble.

Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella said at least 87 people were injured and declared an emergency to expedite funding for the quake recovery while saying he would visit the disaster zone.

"We aren't going to leave people alone. They are in our hearts and we are going to tend to people with our full determination," the president said.

The epicenter was in San Jose Del Palmar, a community of about 4,800 people in the Choco region about 250 miles west of Bogota, the US Geological Survey said.

The quake also was felt in neighboring Ecuador and Panama, though minimal damage was reported in those countries.

The quake ravaged cities across the west of the country, including Pereira,

Quibdo, Cali and Manizales. Residents and search teams picked through the rubble of collapsed buildings amid concerns by authorities of aftershocks.

Colombia's interior minister said more than 20 municipalities across the country had been hit.

Colombia's Pacific region around the quake's epicenter lies along the "Ring of Fire," the line of seismic faults encircling the Pacific Ocean where most of the world's earthquakes occur.

The Pacific, particularly the Choco region, is dangerous. Nestled in the dense jungle, much of Choco is highly rural and only reachable by boat or plane, which may pose a problem for authorities in assessing the wider toll.

Colombia's Geological Service said Monday that it had been "the highest magnitude earthquake registered in Colombia in the last decade" and that it had been followed by two 2.8 and 4.8 magnitude aftershocks.

Messages of support rolled in from leaders across the Americas, including Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, El Salvador and the United States. AP

'Killer' ma's chiller

A North Dakota mother accused of stabbing two of her young children to death ghoulishly told their father, "Say goodbye to your kids," in a blood-chilling video shot moments before the slaughter, according to a new affidavit.

Kailey Erhart, 22, is facing a slew of charges including two counts of murder, attempted murder, two counts of terrorizing with a dangerous weapon, three counts of aggravated assault and a misdemeanor count of domestic violence following the horrifying Aug.

6 incident at a home in Mandan.

Cops said she waved a gun at her estranged husband, Cameron, and threatened to kill herself before fatally stabbing their 5-month-old and 3-year-old kids and savagely attacking their 1-year-old, who survived, cops said.

Erhart made her first appearance before a judge at the Morton County Courthouse Friday, where bond was set at $3 million cash.

She has not yet entered a plea and will be back in court Oct. 6. Chris Nesi

Kids want inheritance now —

By KYRA BRESUN

JASON isn't asking his father for an allowance, a luxury car or even help with rent.

The 38-year-old New York City-based comedian has spent years making what he considers "reasonable requests" with a clear plan and proposal.

He wants a shot at the big time — a $600 improv class, a plane ticket to Los Angeles for a gig that will bring exposure and connections, the occasional investment in a career he's been building while juggling two jobs.

Despite his father recently inheriting millions, the answer is almost always no. But Jason, who asked to use a pseudonym, sees things differently.

"When I die, you'll never have to work again," Jason told The Post of his father's reasoning. "A warm gift is better than a cold gift," he said. "Help me while it can actually change my life. Why wait until I'm 60?"

This increasingly common disagreement is playing out just as America enters the largest transfer of wealth in history, from baby boomers to their kids. Several questions loom in the center of the debate: When is helping actually hurting? Do children deserve to benefit from parents' blood, sweat and tears? As humans live longer, will there be even enough to go around when all is said and done?

Boomer windfall

An estimated $124 trillion is expected to change hands over the next two decades, simultaneously exposing a generational divide over what parents owe their adult children.

But for many, the question isn't whether they'll inherit someday; it's why parents who could help change their children's lives today often choose not to.

For 43-year-old Ashley, her parents' decision not to buy her a condo despite being aware of the tax benefits is something she still stews over.

The New York native told The Post her parents sold their apartment in the city and then decided to rent — but lamented over the taxes.

"They could have funneled it into a condo for me and made my life easier," she told The Post. "Entitled: yes. Honest: also yes," she laughed.

Despite being married and in her 30s at the time, Ashley, who also asked to use a pseudonym, thinks that with her parents' successful careers, especially a mother who worked in real estate, it was almost expected. "In retrospect, I think they were too self-involved and felt they paid for my wedding and college and private school, so why help me out," she reasoned.

"I should have been more assertive. When I was little, all I wanted was an American Girl doll. I left catalogs around. Read the books. They never thought to buy me the doll. They wouldn't think to do it. It's the same

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thing on a much larger scale."

Despite being financially comfortable, she feels the weight of their decision as she shops the housing market in Los Angeles. However, she is aware of the privilege she was given.

"I know I sound like a spoiled brat, but the doll thing is sad and true."

Rich Kingly, a boomer Texas business owner with three grown children, sees financial restraint as one of the greatest gifts he can give them.

"Fresh asphalt feels smooth, but if the foundation underneath is weak, it eventually cracks," the paving CEO told The Post. "Money poured on top of an untested life can hide weaknesses instead of building strength. I'd rather watch my kids struggle, adapt and succeed on their own than pave over every obstacle for them."

Kingly was realistic about the reactions his children may have.

"Over time, they've come to understand that my goal isn't to make life harder for them — it's to make sure they never feel limited by relying on an inheritance," the father said, adding that he was raised with the expectation that if you wanted something worthwhile, you earned it.

New Jersey business owner Doug Conner echoes the sentiment. The 55-year-old says he's more interested in passing down values than dollars. The father of 30-year-old twins believes inheritance can become "a substitute for ambition" and says the greatest legacy he can leave his children is the mindset that helped him build his success — not the money itself.

Not job to solve problems

Parents like Kingly and Conner aren't necessarily trying to punish their children. In fact, wealth advisers and financial planners say they hear this philosophy over and over again.

"Sometimes the greatest act of love from a parent isn't just solving every one of their child's problems that come up. It's helping the child learn how to solve their problems themselves," Michael McAuliffe, a debt-management and credit counselor, told The Post. McAuliffe adds that he's repeatedly seen significant inheritances be blown because of the lack of financial literacy.

"One of the questions I encourage parents to ask in this scenario is, 'Am I

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when they need it – but folks won’t budge

creating an opportunity or creating a dependency?”

Several wealth-management experts told The Post that the conflict between generosity and stinginess comes up often and is rarely black and white.

“There’s typically a combination of pride and fear that’s going on underneath,” private wealth counselor Paul Ferrara told The Post.

“Almost one-third of the parents I speak with share in my concern: Easy money now means dependency later.”

Ferrara notes sometimes it’s not about the child at all. “It can actually save the parent’s runway as well. I have seen retirement plans that were slowly destroyed over the years by years of small loans that were never repaid,” he said.

Joe L., a 62-year-old retired Texan with three adult children, says there is no universal rule for helping grown kids financially.

Over the years, he’s let children move back home when they needed to, helped one daughter buy a used car after she earned her MBA by covering the pay-

If everything is handed to someone, my experience is they don’t appreciate it.

— Joe L. (right), a 62-year-old retired Texan

ments for a year and provided student-loan payments knowing the cost of living has been significantly inflated on this generation.

But every decision comes with the same calculation: how to help his children without jeopardizing his own retirement or creating long-term dependence.

“If everything is handed to someone, my experience is they don’t appreciate it,” the Texas native told The Post. “The struggle is

good to a point, but at the same time if someone has a lot of money and their children are just living in poverty there is a line where parents should help.”

Generational anger

Through open conversations, the father says his children are aware of the balance. However, they don’t always take it in stride, especially when many millennials

harbor the same notion that success was laid out on a silver platter for earlier generations.

“I think sometimes there can be some resentment, ‘I didn’t have it as easy as you,’ but I think sometimes that’s a little misplaced because we all agree that the economy and the inflationary dollar have made it tough,” Joe L. said.

There is also nuance from the child perspective. A popular social media account, @catherine-lovesastrology, focused on intergenerational family dynamics, says the comments on her videos reveal a sharp divide. Facebook users, many of whom are older, often defend parents’ right to spend their money as they please.

On Instagram and TikTok, she finds younger users frequently share stories of feeling abandoned, financially controlled or left to struggle while watching affluent parents accumulate wealth.

But according to estate-planning attorney Robert Strauss, the conversation families are having around kitchen tables often looks very different from the one un-

folding online. Strauss, who advises clients worth anywhere from a few million dollars to several billion in Beverly Hills, says the internet has amplified the idea that wealthy parents are increasingly cutting their children out of their fortunes. In reality, he says, that’s rarely what he sees.

“I would have a hard time finding a client who didn’t leave all of their assets to their kids,” Strauss told The Post, referring to most families with less than $10 million in assets. Even among ultra-wealthy families, where trusts, philanthropy and complex estate plans are more common, Strauss says most parents ultimately leave significant wealth to their children. The bigger question isn’t whether they’ll inherit — it’s how much support parents should provide while everyone is still alive.

In the end, Strauss says families often end up arguing over two very different questions: whether children should eventually inherit their parents’ wealth and whether they should benefit from it while their parents are still alive.

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By BRANDON CRUZ, PETER SENZAMICI and MATT TROUTMAN

She's not taking it lying down.

A Long Island stripper shot back at her married doctor ex-beau's accusations that she sent him a threatening photo of a gun — arguing the pic was actually a snap of a "Scarface" movie poster, court papers revealed.

The documents expose more sordid details on a wild he-said, she-said between wealthy family physician Keith Hoerning, 51, and bump-and-grinder Rosana Kissoon, 39, who filed a $1 million lawsuit against him after he tried to get her arrested as their extramarital dalliance imploded.

Hoerning — with whom Kissoon allegedly had an 18-month affair filled with fawning "I love you" texts — peppered a sworn restraining order application with falsehoods, including that his exotic dancer flame threatened to sic "hired goons" on him and fired off a menacing photo of a gun, the lawsuit contends.

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"In fact, the photograph in question depicts a framed piece of Scarface motion picture memorabilia — a 20th anniversary edition poster of the actor Al Pacino holding a prop firearm," Kissoon's lawsuit states. "No photograph of an actual firearm was ever sent."

'No pistol license'

The doctor filed a criminal complaint at Suffolk County Police Department against Kissoon that alleged aggravated harassment.

He coupled it with a

sworn family offense petition accusing Kissoon of threatening to "rip your wife's . . . face off," among other threats, including the gun-or-maybe-"Scarface" photo, the lawsuit states.

Hoerning also claimed in his sworn statement that "she has told me she has a license to use a handgun," securing a temporary order forcing her to surrender her weapons.

But her suit claims that she never had a gun license, citing a police records query that immediately came back with a "NEGATIVE PISTOL LICENSE," court docs state.

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Accounting for 90% of all head and neck cancers, squamous cell carcinoma is the second-most common type of skin cancer in the US.

However, current treatments have shown limited effectiveness, prompting researchers at the School of Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania to create a better therapy.

The result, published in Scientific Reports, was a bioengineered gum made from hyacinth beans that reduced one virus and two types of bacteria linked to the disease. Rachel Sacks

Shark tale

A veteran lifeguard claimed he almost became seafood when a great white shark dragged him underwater at a beach in Maine on Saturday.

"There's no fish that's going to do that . . . It had to be the shark," Greg Wilfert, 71, who's worked at Scarborough Beach State Park for 55 years, told WMTW, adding he was pulled about six feet beneath the waves.

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SEN. SANDERS Demands a pause.

Bernie warns Al honchos

WASHINGTON — Sen. Bernie Sanders has warned the heads of Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI to halt the development of artificial intelligence now or face the prospect of lawmakers doing it for them.

"Mr. [Sam] Altman, Mr. [Dario] Amodei and Mr. [Mark] Zuckerberg: In the interest of humanity, stand by your words. Pause AI development. It is not too late to avoid disaster," Sanders (I-Vt.) wrote in a Monday letter first reported by Axios.

"Stop building machines that humans cannot control . . . If you do not take appropriate action now, my colleagues and I in the U.S. Senate will."

Sanders, 84, a longtime skeptic of the nascent technology, cited past statements from each company promising to pump the brakes on AI development if their systems became too risky to safely control. All three have recently reported incidents of their models going rogue. Ryan King

Gun fiddling kills Bx. teen

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in the head as he and his pal played with a gun inside a Bronx home early Monday, sources and his family said.

John Nunez was found around 5:10 a.m. with a mortal gunshot wound to the head when police responded to the multifamily house in Morrisania, authorities said.

Nunez, who lived blocks from the home, was pronounced dead at the scene by responding EMS workers, police said. Jennifer Bain, Joe Marino and Amanda Woods

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DEAD END: OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney, in court for a plea hearing Monday (right), is accused of killing estranged boyfriend Christian Obumseli (left) in their Miami high-rise in 2022.

OnlyFans model cuts deal in '22 beau 'slay'

By ELLA MORRISON

The OnlyFans model accused of knifing her boyfriend to death in their ritzy Miami high-rise has reached a plea agreement ahead of the second-degree murder trial that was scheduled to start next month.

The terms of the undisclosed agreement reached by Courtney Clenney, 30, will not be final unless the court accepts them, according to a statement Fox News Digital obtained from the model's attorneys, Prieto Law Firm and Puglisi Carames Law.

The agreement is expected to be presented in the Miami-Dade County court on Aug. 10.

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ment on the specific terms until they are placed on the record before the Court," Clenney's attorneys said in a statement on Friday.

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Four years in jail

The 30-year-old model has remained behind bars since August 2022 after being charged with second-degree murder in connection to the death of her estranged boyfriend, Christian Obumseli, in April of that year.

One of Clenney's attorneys, Frank Prieto, previously claimed she acted in self-defense after Ob-

umseil grabbed her by the throat. Clenney's attorneys alleged that Obumseli was abusive and argued their client was a battered partner.

Obumseli's family members, however, claim he was the victim of domestic violence.

The influencer, who went by Courtney Tailor on social media, was arrested in Hawaii after prosecutors reopened a probe into the fatal stabbing.

Clenney was doing a stint in rehab for substance abuse and post traumatic disorder at the time police picked her up.

The toxic pair began a relationship in November 2020, but were reportedly estranged at the time of Obumseli's death.

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Katherine Fernandez Rundle described Obumseli's death as the culmination of a "tempestuous and combative relationship," at the time of the model's arrest.

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When police arrived, Obumseli was found with a single stab wound to the torso and Clenney was drenched in her boyfriend's blood, according to police bodycam footage.

Clenney told investigators that her boyfriend pushed and threw her to the floor before she grabbed a knife and threw it at him from several feet away.

Miss NC fights to keep title

Former Miss North Carolina USA winner Brittany Boltinhouse is planning a legal challenge to the "wrongful and unjustified" decision to strip her of her title, a law firm representing her announced Monday — calling it a "disturbing example of shameful cancel culture."

Boltinhouse (right), 27,

was stripped of her title last week, a little over a month after her victory.

It came soon after reports that years ago she penned a slew of posts under an alias using the N-word — while Boltinhouse claimed she was axed because of her "beliefs as a conservative Christian woman." Chris Bradford

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A breastfeeding Wisconsin mother allegedly admitted to smoking meth days before her newborn died.

Jessie Lee Kittelson, 23, was arrested after Pierce County cops found her 3-week-old baby boy had no pulse and had turned blue at her Trimble home March 14, KWQC reported,

citing a criminal complaint. The cause of death was found to be methamphetamine toxicity, officials said.

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NYers will pay for Hochul's sanctuary insanity

ON the morning of March 19, three police officers knocked on a door in Yorktown Heights and delivered the worst news any parent can receive. Sheridan Gorman, an 18-year-old Yorktown HS graduate and a freshman at Loyola University Chicago, was shot and killed while walking with friends.

The man charged with her murder was an illegal immigrant detained at the border and then released. He was then arrested in Chicago and released again. Then he failed to appear in court. Sheridan's mother, Jessica, put it plainly: a 10-second phone call from local police to ICE could have saved her daughter's life.

After a tragedy like this, you'd think Democrats in Albany would ask what went wrong and how we can prevent it from happening again. Instead, Gov. Hochul and the Democrats in the Legislature doubled down. Their new "Local Cops, Local Crimes Act" prohibits police from cooperating with federal immigration authorities and strips state law enforcement funding from any department that refuses to comply.

In plain English: Albany is now punishing police for simply doing their jobs and, in doing so, creating conditions that'll lead to other parents getting the same life-changing knock on the door as the Gormans.

Per data from ICE, the agency has lodged 21,730 detainers in New York State since Jan. 20, 2025. New York refused to honor 13,621 of them, nearly two out of every three. The people behind those ignored detainers carried a combined 41,780 criminal charges and convictions, an average of more than three apiece.

In New York City, 12,787 of 15,206 detainers were ignored, a refusal rate of 84%. So much for Hochul's dishonest claim that "nothing in our laws prevents violent criminals from being turned over to ICE."

Consider what happened recently in Nassau County, where local police on routine patrol observed three men in a Home Depot parking lot unloading a wooden crate into their vehicles.

That crate contained rifles, thousands of rounds of ammunition, three machetes, assorted knives, suspected cocaine and a

A needless death: A call to ICE could've prevented Sheridan's murder.

forged Social Security card.

All three men were arrested on state charges. Two were determined to be in the country illegally and turned over to ICE. The third was released on an appearance ticket.

The only reason two of those men will see an immigration judge is that, at the time, Nassau County still had a working relationship with federal authorities when those arrests were made. But on Aug. 25, Hochul and Albany Democrats voided that relationship, which means if an identical case came up in September, those men would escape ICE's grip.

Minneapolis showed us where this leads. The deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti were tragic but avoidable. City leaders barred their own police from cooperating with ICE, even for traffic and crowd control. So when federal agents moved through those neighborhoods, no local cops were managing the crowds or the traffic, and the situation spun out of control.

That does not mean federal agents get a pass. I have said repeatedly that ICE should adopt common-sense reforms: Agents should wear body cameras, and should not be masked.

Americans deserve to know who is policing them, and transparency protects good agents as much as it protects the public.

But improving ICE and cooperating with ICE are not competing

ing ideas. We need both, and right now New York is refusing to do either.

We should remember why ICE has to be out there: Joe Biden let millions of illegal immigrants into this country without adequate vetting. You cannot throw open the border, tie the hands of law enforcement and then act shocked at the consequences.

No one here is attacking legal immigration. Lawful immigrants waited, applied, were vetted and followed the rules. The problem is our state has chosen, as official policy, to shield people who broke our laws and then committed crimes against New Yorkers.

When Jessica and Tom Gorman stood in front of the Yorktown Police Department and begged the governor to change course, she dismissed their plea and suggested the family was being "exploited." She saved her outrage for federal law enforcement and could not spare one word of accountability for the man who murdered an 18-year-old New Yorker. That tells you everything about whose side Hochul's administration is on.

Hochul should immediately call the Legislature back into session and repeal this disastrous law. Let police officers do the jobs we trust them to do. In Congress, I will keep fighting to end sanctuary policies nationwide.

Jessica Gorman said it best: Enough is enough.

Rep. Mike Lawler represents New York's 17th Congressional District.

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From the left: Confessions of a Token Black Prof

Explaining why he quit a tenure-track job at Bates College, The Atlantic's Tyler Austin Harper slams the worst extremes of DEI and wokery as the senior faculty's response to "rising discontent over student debt and tuition costs. For the academic aristocracy, touting fealty to Black Lives Matter, #MeToo, trans rights, and other progressive movements served as a convenient distraction from the intractable economic and social issues that the colleges themselves were perpetuating." That is: "embracing social-justice rhetoric and adopting schemes to boost faculty diversity" were "cheaper" than "lowering tuition or hiring more tenure-track professors." This "also helped nurture the delusion that elite college graduates were being prepared for lives of civic virtue," though huge numbers "went on to jobs in tech, finance, or consulting."

Science beat: To Root Out Fauci's Rot

Anthony Fauci's diaries "reveal a rot that goes deeper than any one official," warns The Wall Street Journal's Mike Fallagher. Our government science "institutions and funding mechanisms aren't fit for 21st-century research and development," as from White House official Michal Kratsios' crucial new report explains. Kratsios' reform agenda is "worth rallying around," with a host of measures to "champion proposals that fail to win consensus support" and increase "collaboration and talent flows among academia, national laboratories and industry." Heavy doses of "de-regulation, new funding mechanisms and empowering individual scientists would curb the authority" of the "functionaries" who play "gate keepers of science." "Shaking up the institutions that empowered Dr. Fauci would serve the country well."

Culture critic: Art Museum Rejects Beauty

The new David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is brutalist "Soviet gray, all of it raw concrete," thunders The Free Press' Caitlin Flanagan, and the exhibits are worse: Under "museum abolition theory," a lunatic opposition to "putting things in categories," such as period, place or artist, art at the Geffen Galleries is "exhibited garage-sale style," the "curatorial equivalent of a swap meet." It's just a "jumble," a "a real-life TikTok, where the tiniest slices of things are briefly illuminated, disappear, and are replaced by something entirely different." It is "not a place to learn"; worse: "The last thing the place wants is for you to be struck by beauty."

Conservative: Dem Establishment Hugs Its Killers

Eager to return to power, Democrats like Sen. Chuck Schumer cover for lefty extremists, contends Jonathan Turley at Fox News. Yet, while "the establishment does not appear to care what these radicals represent for their party," the radicals "care deeply about what the establishment represents." Lefty agitator "David Hogg told establishment figures that the 'big tent' of his party is not big enough for them"; brocaster Hasan Piker "wants to purge" Democrats who don't back Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, "calling them 'haters' who deserve to be punished." Pols like Schumer may "use the 'big tent' narratives to brush off questions" about the extremists, but "once these candidates win," Schumer & Co. will find the tent "not nearly as big as they think."

Libertarian: Inside the Dem-Socialist Appeal

"The socialist surge is largely a project of young college graduates" who find themselves "credentialed but relatively low-income" because "the country's universities crank out too many credentialed graduates, with student loan debt attached to not-so-useful degrees, to be absorbed into the prestigious positions they believe they're entitled to," argues Reason's J.D. Tuccille. But they blame "capitalism, American and western civilization in general, and Israel and Jews." Arght "Free-market capitalism is good and contributes to liberty and prosperity while socialism does the opposite." Today's radicals combine "some of the worst ideas of the past — socialism, totalitarianism, and bigotry" into "the burnished turd of a modern political program for those disappointed with their lot in life." Beware: These are "ridiculous, hateful, and have proven themselves dangerous time and again. Yet they continue to find an audience." — Compiled by The Post Editorial Board

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Woke 2 Is Woke 1

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Abdul El-Sayed want you to forget all the lunatic stuff they and their buddies said a few years ago — because, you see, 'Woke 1 was crazy.'

That's what the Bronx Bolshevik said Sunday about fellow DSA member Francesca Hong, running for governor of Wisconsin.

Hong's colorful (mostly deleted) Twitter feed ranges from demands to cancel Thanksgiving to hating white people to eliminating the police. But AOC suggests we should overlook it all, as it emerged from the turmoil of 2020, when everybody (supposedly) drank deep from the crazy pond.

El-Sayed, Michigan's Dem nominee for US Senate, doesn't want to address any of his pal Hasan Piker's bile, such as calling Oct. 7 victim reports of sexual violence 'rape fantasies,' praising 9/11 as America's just deserts or calling for the streets to run red with landlord blood. We need to move beyond 'gotcha politics,' frets Abdul: 'We're so stuck in cancel culture that all of us agreed was a bad idea back in 2020.'

Hmm: If 'Woke 1' was crazy, does that mean the lefties no longer hold those opinions?

Well, no: The only real difference now is the extra antisemitism.

Oh, Woke 2 is also a tad more circumspect: Hong talks up shifting funds toward 'community initiatives' and 'noncarceral approaches to crime prevention' — still exactly what the #Defund crew demanded, but with the obviously idiotic part muted.

El-Sayed has lied repeatedly about his old 'defund' comments (mostly wiped from his social-media history), claiming they were 'clickbait.' Sure: If they were still up, people could click on his statements to get a sense of who he is and what he thinks; heck, he doesn't even really disown the sentiments.

Indeed, El-Sayed has recently rationalized the attempted bombing of a Michigan synagogue by mourning that 'hurt people hurt people.' And he's still explicitly on the 2020 'abolish ICE' bandwagon, plus the radical call to outlaw private health insurance and double taxes on the middle class (as it would take) to fund 'Medicare for All.'

AOC can laugh all she likes at how crazy 'Woke 1' was — but the joke's on anyone who buys it, because when the opportunity strikes, Woke 2 will be worse.

Hochul's 'Gift' to Bills Fans

Such: Gov. Hochul's new Buffalo stadium opened with a splat last weekend, as irate fans discovered a plethora of obstructed views, among other woes.

As you may recall, making taxpayers fork over $850 million for Highmark Stadium was Hochul's top priority in her very first budget back in 2022. To get the Legislature to OK the plan, she went along with:

• ● Upping total spending by $4 billion (though maybe she didn't mind much as she'd go along with far worse in the years that followed).
• ● Minimal renewal of mayoral control of New York City's public-school system (plus a few poison pills that reduced that control).
• ● Only tiny fixes to the 2019 'criminal justice reforms' (she then came back for more changes year after year after year — even as she's signed on to other 'reforms' that also speed perps' exit from prison).

Of course, the gov insists she's a huge Bills

fan — though she skipped the team's conference-championship playoff game in 2024 for ... a fundraiser in Manhattan, well over two years before her next election.

Hmm: Florida-based billionaire Bills owner, Terry Pagula, and his wife this year donated $176,000, the legal maximum, to the gov's reelection bid ($18,000 each to her campaign, $138,000 to the state party).

The added irony: New York taxpayers covered nearly 40% of the cost of stadium whose design looks like government work, with bizarre balconies, strange stairways and ridiculous railings blocking views of the field.

Not to mention the bathrooms accessible only from the bottom of seating tiers.

Bills fans: Every time you miss a play because you can't see a quarter of the field, or had to stop to breathe on the way back from recycling a beer, remind yourself: This is the House that Kat built.

Mamdani's School Commissars

Of course Mayor Mamdani's top priority for governing New York City's public schools is to empower far-left 'commissars' — why worry about soaring illiteracy?

At least three of his new appointees to the Panel for Education Policy are ideologues:

• ● Lucas Koehler, the City College CFO, called for segregated antirasism struggle sessions in city schools during his stint at the city Department of Education.
• ● Rayva Rodriguez heads the Citizens Committee for Children, which has repeatedly called for defunding the police.
• ● Madeline Fox, a CUNY Graduate Center prof, joined Jewish faculty at CUNY, Berkeley and Georgetown in signing a letter denying antisemitism exists on US campuses.

What a great bunch to address how more than half of city 3rd- to 5th-graders now fail state reading tests.

Per a new Empire Center poll, 95% of New Yorkers say the DOE needs to improve reading and math scores, but the mayor wanted more 'social justice'-obsessed overseers.

Mamdani doesn't even pretend to have a clue about how to boost student proficiency in reading, math or science — let alone something as basic as reversing soaring numbers of chronic absenteeism. The only education the Democrat Socialists care about is indoctrination — so that's going to be this mayor's stamp on the public schools.

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NY's Flunking Students Reflect Union Corruption

• New York state education policies are the perfect example of insanity: Doing the same thing over and over, expecting that somehow things will be different ('Bad read: NYS failing kids,' Aug. 8).

We already spend double the national average per student. And for what? And what will our state legislators do about these falling literacy rates? Authorize an increase in education funding.

We should close schools that are poorly performing, fire teachers who can't or won't teach, eliminate the bloated bureaucracy that's been allowed to flourish, hold principals and teachers accountable — and stop throwing money at this problem: It's not working.

Kim Gamache Saratoga Springs

• Your article shaming the teachers unions for the abysmal reading scores is partly on point, but does not go far enough in spreading the blame.

While the unions, their leaders and bureaucratic administrators are all at fault, those faults can easily be overcome by parents setting priorities for their children's education. Television, video games and cellphones, all provided by parents, have replaced books, and children are not being taught that reading can be fun.

Daniel Hodge Union, NJ

• We refuse to admit that many of the problems throughout the New York City school system result from a complete lack of discipline. Teachers have to waste far too much time constantly disciplining disruptive students. The last several mayors have made it virtually impossible to suspend troublemakers.

THE ISSUE: Over half of third- to fifth-grade students in New York failing their English Language Arts test.

place teachers with AI robots, who are not tenured and can easily be programmed to properly educate a student. Until then, put cameras in all rooms to monitor teacher behavior.

Joe Cyran, Buffalo

• Stop rewarding teachers who can't raise reading scores. Stop reinforcing failure.

Relocate successful teachers to the lowest-performing schools. Link welfare, Section 8, SNAP, involvement of both parents, attendance and behavior to test scores. Nothing else has worked. Failure in school is not an intelligence problem, it's a cultural problem.

Michael Castagna Brooklyn

• How many more stories must we read about the dismal performance of the city's public schools before something is actually done about it?

Lowering standards is a con game, social promotion is a disgrace and the union seems to have unlimited ability to protect even the most incompetent teachers. Unless we have school choice, the destruction of our kids' education will never get better and that is a crime.

Robert DiNardo Farmingdale

• Schools are failing because the system operates in a way where the only people who need protection are the teachers and administrators.

If we can figure out how to change this, and balance results without exhausting the teachers, then we will have fixed the education system.

Steve Preziosa Sr. Deptford Township, NJ

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Time To Come Clean

Docs point to Russia hoax origins

ON May 16, 2017, the FBI took one of the most extraordinary steps in its history: It opened a full investigation of the sitting American president.

Newly declassified documents released by the White House say the bureau asked whether the president "is or was directed by, controlled by, and/or coordinated activities with" Vladimir Putin's Russia — and whether he "obstructed and/or conspired to obstruct" the FBI's own investigation.

That the FBI had targeted President Trump was reported in 2019. What was missing was the paperwork — the opening document, the names on it, the chain of command.

The May 16 "opening communication" lists FBI General Counsel James Baker and Counterintelligence Division Assistant Director E.W. "Bill" Priestap as the approving officials. The investigation was opened at Priestap's direction, in consultation with Baker's Office of General Counsel; and Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe personally notified Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

The next day — May 17 — Rosenstein appointed Robert Mueller special counsel, and the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax took flight.

James Comey figures in the hoax, too. He went from fired FBI director to a central witness. The FBI used Comey's account of his talks with Trump — and Trump's firing of Comey — to support the obstruction theory.

The FBI says its predicate for the probe rested on "predetermined criteria established by the Crossfire Hurricane investigative team" based on an assessment of supposedly "reliable lead information." Who built that predicate? Peter Strzok, a central figure in Crossfire Hurricane, and FBI lawyer Lisa Page were close to the investigation. When Page asked whether Trump would become president, Strzok replied: "No. No he won't. We'll stop it."

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz later said that message was not merely indicative of a biased state of mind but implied a willingness to take official action to affect a candidate's electoral prospects. Yet the actual drafter of the opening communication remains redacted. That name should be released. So should the names of everyone who formulated, reviewed or supplied the "reliable lead information" used to put a sitting president under investigation — along with the communications among Priestap,

Spill it, Jim: Comey and others need to testify about the FBI's Trump probe.

tap, Baker, McCabe and the investigative team, McCabe's record of what he told Rosenstein, what Rosenstein knew before he appointed Mueller and what Mueller did, if anything, to independently validate the extraordinary allegation he was tasked to investigate.

Here is the startling contradiction. Horowitz concluded the FBI had enough — under its relatively low investigative threshold — to open Crossfire Hurricane in July 2016. But that investigation targeted four Trump campaign associates: George Papadopoulos, Carter Page, Paul Manafort and

Michael Flynn. The declassified document reveals a far graver step 10 months later: a full probe of whether the sitting president himself was directed by, controlled by, or coordinating with Russia.

What evidence justified that extraordinary escalation? That question is especially urgent given what Horowitz later uncovered: 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the four FISA applications targeting Carter Page.

Those defects made the case for probable cause look stronger than it was. The FISA court itself said it understood the government to have

concluded that two surveillance authorizations "were not valid."

We know how this hoax ended: Mueller's investigation, his report concluded, "did not establish that members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government." Nor did it substantiate the explosive claim that President Trump was directed or controlled by Russia.

It's past time to put those who built and ran this Russia hoax under the microscope. Sen. Chuck Grassley's Senate Judiciary Committee and Chairman Jim Jordan's House Judiciary Committee hold the tools; Grassley has been a bulldog, Jordan far less so.

Subpoena Priestap, Baker, McCabe, Rosenstein and Comey for sworn, public testimony. Strzok and Page sat inside Crossfire Hurricane and should account for how the investigative predicate developed.

Get down to the working-agent level. Stephen Somma — the "Case Agent 1" faulted for the Carter Page FISA errors — along with the FBI's Joseph Pientka and, above all, Walter Giardina, could reveal the hoax's inner workings.

FBI whistleblowers allege Giardina (who was also involved in prosecuting me) was an initial recipient of the Steele dossier, falsely represented that it had been corroborated and later wiped the laptop assigned to him while working for Mueller, apparently violating established record-preservation procedures.

The officials who set the Russia hoax in motion and carried it forward have names. Now put them under oath. And do it before the November election.

Peter Navarro is assistant to the president.

PREZ CAN SAVE BILLIONS ON PENN 2.0

PRESIDENT Trump is a builder, and his plan to redevelop New York's dilapidated Penn Station will leave a great mark on the city. Unfortunately, the price tag is estimated at $6 billion to $7 billion, which is a lot. Yet he can significantly curb the figure by leading the fight to waive a 141-year-old New York law that needlessly inflates costs.

A recent study by the Building Trades Employers Association, a group of unionized city contractors, found that Penn Station costs could be trimmed by as much as $560 million if the feds waived that archaic law, known as the Scaffold Law, at least on federally funded projects.

Notably, the law has nothing to do with scaffolding; it simply creates a legal standard that holds property owners and contractors strictly liable for any injuries sustained on a construction site — even if the worker is 99% responsible for his injuries.

The other 49 states all use a legal standard known as comparative negligence, which assesses fault based actions of the parties. The result? Insurance costs are as much as 500% higher in New York than in other states.

Across the nation, insurance generally consumes 2% to 4% of construction value; in New York the comparable figure is 8% to 10%. That cost difference is yet another reason why New York has made itself too expensive to build anything. It also means construction costs are inflated by 6% to 10% solely because of the Scaffold Law. This impacts every building project in the state.

A few years ago, the general counsel to the NYS School Construction Authority estimated that if the Scaffold Law were repealed, the city could build two or three entirely new schools every year. And while builders must have insurance to operate, many insurers have fled the state because of this law, reducing competition and raising costs even higher.

All this is largely hidden from public view, so nothing happens. Repeated efforts to reform the system over 40 years have failed in Albany. Now Rep. Nick Langworthy (R-NY) has proposed federal legislation to waive the Scaffold Law on projects funded by Washington.

Our coalition estimates that on highway

and transit projects over the next five years, costs will fall by up to $2.3 billion. Over the next 10, we believe unnecessary costs could drop by as much as $10 billion.

The Scaffold Law has its defenders. Trial lawyers and unions contend it makes workers safer, but the evidence belies this assertion. Data from all 50 states show that rates of injuries and fatalities on construction sites in New York are actually worse, not better, than in many other states — including neighboring New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Once upon a time, many states had laws like New York's. Yet with the advent of federal and state safety standards, every one of them has reformed its laws, the last being Illinois, which repealed its absolute liability standard in 1995.

Yet, 31 years after that, New York hasn't fixed its law — thanks to special-interest lobbying in Albany from plaintiff lawyers and trade unions. The law has also created a cottage injury of staged construction accident fraud, orchestrated by corrupt lawyers and medical providers.

Lowering construction costs (which, by

the way, ultimately get passed on to the public) won't just improve affordability; it'll also create more construction projects and jobs. Unlike other states, New York continues to lose construction jobs. Today, we have fewer construction jobs than prior to the pandemic. Union leaders have their heads in the sand and refuse to confront the reality that their defense of the Scaffold Law means fewer jobs for their workers.

Only President Trump, it seems, can make a dent in this nonsense. He wants to rebuild Penn Station, and we know he hates to pay more for something than it's worth.

He could save billions on Penn Station, the Second Avenue subway, the Port Authority Bus Terminal and upgrades at the New York City Housing Authority if he leads the effort to scrap the Scaffold Law.

In the 1980s, Trump took on repairs at the Wollman Ice Rink after the City had failed to get the job done over several years. Penn Station creates yet another opportunity for him to fix a longstanding problem in New York — and help Make New York Buildable Again.

John Faso, a former New York state legislator and congressman, chairs the Build More New York coalition.

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PAR SCORE 155-165 BEST SCORE 225

FOUR RACK TOTAL TIME LIMIT: 20 MIN

Directions: Make a 2 to 7 letter word from the letters in each row. Add points of each word using scoring directions at right. 7 Letter words get 50 point bonus. "Blank" used as any letter have no point value. All the words are in the Official SCRABBLE players Dictionary, 4th Edition.

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NORTH ▲ A Q J 5 ○ A 2 ◇ 8 5 2 ▲ Q 6 5 3

WEST ▲ 9 8 6 2 ○ Q 10 5 ◇ A 9 4 ▲ 10 8 7

EAST ▲ 10 4 3 ○ K 7 ◇ Q J 10 7 3 ▲ A 9 4

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"Come over for supper?" Unlucky Louie asked me after a penny game. "Is Esther cooking?" I asked edgily. "We're carrying out pizza," Louie said. "I have a coupon: three supremes for the price of two."

In one penny-game deal, Louie had accepted a one-for-the-price-of-two offer. He was East, and South was Ed, my club's expert, who drives the cards like a chariot racer. Ed overbid to four hearts; he would have been down two with a club lead, but West led a spade. Ed took three spades to pitch a diamond and led dummy's fourth spade.

Louie ruffed with his king of trumps, and Ed got rid of his king of diamonds. Ed ruffed Louie's diamond shift and led the jack of trumps: He lost only one trump and made the game.

When Louie ruffed with the king of trumps, he won one trick -- a trick he was entitled to anyway -- but gave Ed both a discard and a way to lose only one more trump trick. It's not easy to see, but Louie beats four hearts if he ruffs with the seven.

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1 Colorful violet kin 2 Suga and Jung Kook's band 3 "the Cat": children's book series 4 Give a speech 5 A Atty's title 6 And others, in a bibliography 7 Highly sensitive person 8 Kitchen deputy 9 Old Russian ruler 10 Bothers greatly 11 "Wan Kenobi" 12 Thigh muscles, familiarly 13 Exposes, in a way 14 Treat that may be dipped in dulce de leche 15 Indiana University basketball coach Moren 16 Flexible 17 Amusement park time-saver 18 Former first lady Biden 19 Winter migration direction 20 39 Tired's partner 21 "Hear me out..." 22 Woodwind section player 23 Norse god of thunder 24 Two-door cars 25 Neaten 26 Many shelter dogs 27 Astonishment 28 Soft drink brand with a "lymon" logo 29 Creative solution 30 Spinning toy 31 Are you serious?" 32 Let it Go" singer 33 Genetic transcription molecule 34 Thread holder 35 Snow day ride 36 Daughter's brother 37 Canine command akin to "drop it"

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men 12 Like Santa's helpers 13 Intensely shocking events 14 One end of a maze 15 Ruckus 16 Spot where there's no trouble brewing? 17 Peak physical condition, or a feature of 4-, 6-, and 17-Down 18 Advertising award 19 Biker's challenge 20 Skin art, for short 21 Sleepover attire, familiarly 22 Enjoyable 23 Grammy winner India... 24 Puzzle (out) 25 Group of reps at the gym 26 Above, in classic odes 27 "Be quiet!" 28 "Having said that ..." 29 Minor injury 30 Cassettes 31 "Count on me" 32 Quite thick 33 2026 Winter Olympics host city 34 "The Biggest Little City in the World"

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Business

Nasdaq Comp. Down 85.26 26,605.36

BUSINESS BRIEFS

Marts retreat

The Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 closed lower on Monday, hurt by declines in Nvidia and other chip-makers, as investors became less confident about a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The three major indexes were coming off their best weeks since April.

Intel slides

Intel shares slid 4% after the company announced it would offer $15 billion in common stock. The chip giant cited strong customer demand "driven by unprecedented investment in AI compute."

Boeing deal

Boeing agreed to take a 20% stake in rival Archer Aviation in a deal that hands over control of its flying-taxi venture Wisk Aero. Archer is also buying air-traffic software provider SkyGrid and drone-maker Insitu from Boeing.

SpaceX rally

SpaceX shares rose 4.2% to $138.74, the first time in nearly a month the stock closed above its $135 IPO price. A wave of insider selling has failed to materialize.

IMAX record

"The Odyssey" became the highest grossing IMAX release of all time with $289 million in less than a month of play.

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Zuck to feds: Lift AI constraints

By ARIEL ZILBER

Amid AI doomerism, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is continuing his attempt at positive messaging about the tech in a new manifesto while calling on Washington to lower barriers for US open-source developers to help them beat Chinese rivals.

"We propose a philosophy based on individual empowerment as the source of prosperity, invention as the primary purpose of superintelligence, and balance of power as the foundation of safety," he wrote in a lengthy Monday morning blog post.

Meta's Muse Glimmer AI was made available for developers to download and run on their own hardware

— as the company said it plans in the coming weeks to open the weights for a version of Muse Spark L2, which it described as one of the world's leading foundation models.

US restrictions

The releases mark Meta's return to putting out open-source models after Zuckerberg said the company would "resume releasing some open source models soon."

The Meta chief warned Monday that American AI companies face restrictions that give foreign competitors an advantage, arguing that US policy should aim to make American open-source models the best in the world. "It is also important that

the US and its allies lead the open source AI ecosystem that will make up a large percent of global AI use," Zuckerberg wrote in the sweeping manifesto, titled "The Future is for Everyone: The Path to a Positive AI Future."

"Foreign labs currently hold several advantages here since American labs have to comply with many additional restrictions on training data," he added.

Chinese open-weight models have meanwhile been gaining traction among US businesses because they offer increasingly competitive performance at a fraction of the cost of some American rivals — even as policymakers in Washington weigh new restrictions over national-security concerns.

DATA SITE WARS Locales halt construx

By MARC VARTABEDIAN

Over 500 jurisdictions across the US are slamming the brakes on construction of massive data centers, threatening the US' position in the AI race against countries like China.

More than 150 localities passed bans last month alone, as tech giants and developers face a tsunami of opposition from local Luddites, news site The Information found.

Over the summer, activists protested from Fredericksburg, Va., to Tyler, Texas, and beyond to voice their opposition to planned data centers. They cited concerns like the environmental impact and energy consumption of the gargantuan sites.

Negative opinions

"There's a pretty strong sense that local people want to oppose these and part of it is the tech bros are forcing AI on us," Paul Triolo, a partner at consulting firm DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group, told The Post.

"The popular message around AI is like pretty negative. Part of the game is changing that public narrative. We're saying, 'Hey, there may be a way to solve this problem that's good for both sides.''

The backlash is not con-

confined to the local level, and two states have pushed back against data center growth. Gov. Hochul, a Democrat, enacted a one-year moratorium on new data centers. Texas is taking a less strict approach, with Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, implementing a pause so state agencies can audit projects. There is no end date for the hiatus.

The hurdles are proving to be a major thorn in the side of AI firms. Due to delays and cancellations, only about 50 to 60% of data center capacity is expected to come online on time over the next two years, according to Goldman Sachs Commodities Research.

And experts warn the fierce opposition could hamstring US efforts to stay in front of rival China in advancing AI. The White House has been drafting a ban on US imports of new models of Chinese data center components.

In spite of the opposition, the data center buildout is slated to be massive: there were 5,427 data centers in the US at the end of last year, according to Stanford University's AI Index Report. That number is set to nearly double as AI companies have announced plans for about 4,000 new US data centers, according to data center research firm Aterio. Of those, 802 are under construction.

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Could be a 'Game'-changer

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is considering yanking his $56 billion bid to take over eBay after the bid received a lukewarm reception on Wall Street, according to a report. Cohen — who became a favorite of retail investors as GameStop rose to “meme stock” prominence — is instead weighing whether to propose a partnership that would allow eBay access to GameStop’s base of about 1,600 US stores, Bloomberg said, citing sources.

The partnership would theoretically allow both GameStop and eBay to take a larger slice of the lucrative markets for trading cards and collectibles, the sources said. GameStop would also want a seat on eBay’s board of directors. EBay’s stock closed down about 4% to $107.71 on Monday. GameStop’s stock dropped 2% to $18.79 per share. Cohen (right) generated skepticism in May when he unveiled a

non-binding proposal to buy eBay at $125 per share in cash and stock — an amount that, at the time was a 20% premium over eBay’s stock price. The billionaire GameStop CEO told The Wall Street Journal that he had a plan that would turn eBay into “something worth hundreds of billions of dollars.” GameStop and eBay didn’t respond for comment. Thomas Barrabi

Sounding alarm on oil in US

US oil prices jumped above $80 a barrel Monday amid growing doubts over a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as reserves have dwindled to their lowest levels since 1983.

West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices rose 5.1% to settle at $82.13 a barrel, while Brent crude increased 5% to $87.72 a barrel.

Remarks from President Trump over the weekend spooked investors hoping for a speedy deal between the US and Iran to ramp up tanker traffic in the Persian Gulf, as the commander in chief instead signaled he is willing to wait and use economic pressure on Iran.

The Energy Department on Monday announced that the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has fallen below the 300 million-barrel mark — its lowest level in more than four decades — as the Iran war fuels the worst energy supply disruption in history.

Oil prices have shot as high as $125 a barrel since the war in Iran broke out Feb. 28, but the US has been partly cushioned by its vast petroleum reserves.

Unless the free flow of vessels throughout the Middle East resumes soon, a dwindling supply suggests that gasoline prices could jump even higher. Average prices remained stubbornly above $4 a gallon as of Monday, according to AAA.

Taylor Herzlich

The heat’s on Taylor

Co.’s new recall for salmonella-tainted jalapeños

By TAYLOR HERZLICH

Taylor Farms — the food supplier linked to a rampant outbreak of cyclospora — is recalling more than a dozen food items containing jalapeños from major grocery chains over a separate string of salmonella illnesses.

The Salinas, Calif.-based food distributor announced Sunday it is pulling products from shelves that contain jalapeño peppers, including salsas, guacamoles, burritos, taco dips and shrimp salads.

The recalled products were sent to distribution centers across more than two dozen states, including New York, and sold at major retailers like Hannaford, Kroger, Stop & Shop, Target, Trader Joe’s, Walmart and Whole Foods.

A multistate salmonella outbreak — which has sickened at least 345 people and led to 36 hospitali-

Double trouble

zations — has been linked to fresh jalapeños from a farmer in Sinaloa, Mexico, that were distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors.

Taylor Farms said Sunday that it was “no longer” sourcing fresh jalapeños

from that same farmer and that it is unaware of any reported illnesses linked to its recalled prepared food items.

Last month, federal health officials tied a widespread outbreak of cyclospora —

an explosive diarrhea-causing parasite — to iceberg lettuce from Mexico supplied by Taylor Farms.

Taco Bell is the only major national restaurant chain to be linked to the outbreak, though it has al-

ready recalled the contaminated products and started to see sales bounce back.

An estimated 20,000 people have been sickened with cyclosporiasis, hundreds have been hospitalized, and there have been at least two deaths, according to the CDC.

The recalls have stoked fears of how consolidation in the food industry can raise the odds of outbreaks and left restaurant chains scrambling to win back diners who are still wary of lettuce and other fresh produce.

Sweetgreen, Chipotle and QDOBA, a Mexican fast-food restaurant chain, have pulled Coast Citrus jalapeños from hundreds of store locations following the recall.

Sweetgreen and Chipotle have already seen the dampened demand for lettuce take a bite out of their earnings.

therzlich@nypost.com

Demand for fast ‘Truth’

President Trump’s media company on Monday reported that it has signed up “more than 10” customers to a new service providing traders with faster access to posts from top Truth Social accounts.

“Our new Truth API product is already generating revenue, with more than ten customer agreements signed to date,” Trump Media interim CEO Kevin McGurn said. The company planned to charge $100,000 a month, or $60,000 a month if they commit for years. Dow Jones

Judge tosses Adani case Nixed iPhone bites Apple

A federal judge on Monday dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani but said the Justice Department’s decision to abandon the fraud and bribery case was concerning.

Brooklyn-based District Judge Nicholas Garaufis’ decision to grant federal prosecutors’ rare bid to toss the case came after he inquired into their reasons for doing so, including whether Adani’s promise to invest

$10 billion in the US was a factor in the decision to drop the charges.

“The irregularities in the decision to dismiss the indictment are concerning,” Garaufis wrote.

Adani was charged in 2024 with agreeing to bribe Indian government officials so a subsidiary of his Adani Group could win approval to develop a solar-energy plant and misleading US investors. Adani has denied wrongdoing. Reuters

Apple stock was downgraded by a major Wall Street firm on Monday, as an analyst predicted that a radical iPhone redesign has been scrapped.

Jefferies analyst Edison Lee cut his rating on Apple to underperform from hold. He also slashed his price target to $263.66 from $285.56, placing it among the lowest on Wall Street.

Apple shares fell 1.5% to $308.26

on Monday. The downgrade hinges on the suspected cancelation of Apple’s all-glass iPhone.

Although the project was reported to be in development as far back as 2025 and rumored to launch as early as 2027, Apple never commented on the speculation.

However, the company quietly filed a patent application for a “six-sided glass enclosure” in 2019.

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JAMIE DIMON Bank sees big AI spending.

AI boosts Chase's S&P view

JPMorgan Chase strategists raised their year-end target for the S&P 500 to 8,000 points on Monday, citing strong corporate earnings and clear signs that heavy spending on artificial intelligence is starting to pay off.

The move marks the second increase in two months for the team led by Dubravko Lakos-Bujas. In June, the strategists lifted the forecast to 7,800 from 7,600. The new target implies a roughly 3% upside from Monday's close of 7,753.11.

The S&P 500 tracks 500 of the largest US publicly traded companies and serves as a key benchmark for the broader stock market. It recently reclaimed record highs after companies reported robust results.

JPMorgan, led by CEO Jamie Dimon, expects AI-related spending to make up well over half of the $1.5 trillion in total capital expenditures planned by S&P 500 companies this year.

James Franey

$500B deal aids Nvidia

Nvidia reached a deal with some of Wall Street's largest firms to help raise $500 billion to fund the AI infrastructure build-out.

Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs and KKR agreed to help Nvidia assemble financing.

Surging demand for AI computing capacity is drawing institutional investors, as governments, companies and startups race to build out data centers to support AI workloads. Wires

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By LISA FICKENSCHER

Grand Central Terminal is transforming every available nook and cranny into bars and restaurants as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority spearheads the largest expansion of hospitality businesses at the railroad hub in decades, The Post has learned.

A mix of fine dining and quick eats is coming to the storied Beaux-Arts temple that has been an icon of the city for over a century.

Officials took a good hard look at the massive hub to find new space for the offerings.

A 95-square-foot elevator shaft with doors that open onto Vanderbilt Plaza will be converted into a grab-and-go counter, while a shuttered Chase Bank ATM on the lower-level dining concourse will be folded into a new bar and cafe, according to the MTA, which is the terminal's landlord.

"We're trying to diversify food and beverage options to make the terminal even more of a destination for people and events," David Florio, the MTA's chief real estate transactions officer, told The Post.

More foot traffic now

The decision to open more bars and eateries in the 113-year-old site is being driven by massive new office buildings that have recently sprouted in Midtown East — increasing foot traffic to the neighborhood — and by the "thriving" restaurant scene already in the terminal, Florio said.

But the cash-strapped MTA is also responding to a $300 million budget deficit for fiscal year 2027, which it says will balloon to $500 million in 2028. Squeezing dollars out of nonproductive spaces in a terminal that draws an average of 750,000 visitors daily is a no-brainer, experts say.

To that end, a brand new, 250-seat restaurant, Osteria Centrale, will open this fall where a Rite Aid drugstore had been for 25 years.

"When we RFPed the space, none of the surviving pharmacies were interested," Florio said of the

All you can eat

Palladino's Steak & Seafood — with dishes by Executive Chef Sam Hazen (right) — opened at Grand Central Terminal in September and will soon be joined by another high-end venue, Osteria Centrale, and probably other eateries in the terminal (inset, rendering of one in works).

Big plans for additional Terminal bars, eateries

8,000-square-foot floor plan. Osteria Centrale's operator, Vizz Group, is no stranger to the terminal. It opened Grand Brasserie in Vanderbilt Hall two years ago. Along with the Osteria, it will run grab-and-go market Mercato Centrale. Osteria Centrale will become the fifth high-end venue in the terminal and follows Palladino's Steak &

Seafood restaurant. It opened in September on the north and west balconies of the great hall, where Michael Jordan's Steakhouse shuttered seven years ago.

Palladino's also took over the taxi stand space on Vanderbilt Avenue, building an enclosed bar there to allow for year-round use.

Now the MTA wants to do the

same thing next door with the seasonal bar run by the storied Campbell Apartment cocktail lounge, according to a request for proposals with a Tuesday deadline.

The landmarked space was built as an opulent office leased by financier and railroad executive John W. Campbell in the 1920s.

The lease for the Campbell Apartment is up for renewal in 18 months, its current operator and nightlife impresario Scott Gerber told The Post.

He will be among the bidders submitting a proposal to operate the swanky lounge, which costs more than $1 million annually in rent.

lfickenscher@nypost.com

Teaming up for Liverpool

A consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is nearing a deal to acquire a stake of about one-third in Premier League club Liverpool, multiple media outlets reported on Monday.

The investor group also includes Eduardo Saverin, the Facebook co-founder, the reports said.

Sky News reported that

the consortium is being led by Amit Bhatia, the son-in-law of steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, and that Liverpool owner Fenway Sports Group could announce a deal as early as this week.

The investment would reportedly value the two-time English league champions at about $6 billion. Reuters

'Addictive' suits proceed

A federal appeals court on Monday allowed thousands of lawsuits to move forward against Meta Platforms, Alphabet's Google, ByteDance's TikTok and Snap's Snapchat over claims they designed their products to be addictive to young users. The San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Ap-

peals rejected an appeal by Meta and TikTok seeking to overturn a lower-court ruling requiring them to face more than 3,000 lawsuits, saying the companies had appealed too early. The companies had argued that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 — which generally

shields companies from claims over content posted by their users — also bars suits claiming they failed to warn about the addictive nature of their platforms. The 9th Circuit said Section 230 provides a defense to liability, not immunity from lawsuits, so the appeal was premature. Reuters

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The Build NYC Resource Corporation (the "Corporation") is a not-for-profit local development corporation organized under Sections 402 and 1411 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York. In accordance with the aforesaid law, and pursuant to its certificate of incorporation, the Corporation has the power to issue non-recourse revenue bonds or notes and to make the proceeds of those bonds or notes available for projects that promote community and economic development in The City of New York (the "City"), and to thereby create jobs in the non-profit and for-profit sectors of the City's economy. The Corporation has been requested to issue such bonds and notes for the financing listed below in the approximate dollar amounts respectively indicated. As used herein, "bonds" or "notes" are the bonds or notes of the Corporation, the interest on which may be exempt from local and/or state and/or federal income taxes; and, with reference to the bond or note amounts provided herein below, such stated amounts are approximate and shall be deemed to mean up to such stated bond or note amount or a greater principal amount not to exceed 10% of such stated bond or note amount. All other amounts (including square footage amounts) and wage information shown below are approximate numbers.

Borrower Name: The Chapin School, LTD. (the "School") is a New York not-for-profit corporation exempt from federal income taxation pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code"). Financing Amount: $28,300,000 in tax-exempt bonds (the "Bonds"). The Bonds will be issued as part of a plan of finance for qualified 501(c)(3) bonds for educational facilities under Section 145 of the Code. Project Description: Proceeds of the Bonds, together with other funds available to the School, will be used to (i) refinance a portion of the $50,000,000 outstanding principal balance of tax-exempt Build NYC Resource Corporation Revenue Bonds (The Chapin School, LTD. Project), Series 2016 issued in the aggregate principal amount of $75,000,000 (the "2016 Bonds"), the proceeds of which were used by the School to finance and/or refinance the costs of renovating and equipping a 185,776 square foot, 14-story educational facility (including a cellar) located on a 22,784 square foot parcel of land located at 100 East End Ave, New York, New York (the "Facility"), with $25,000,000 of the outstanding principal of the 2016 Bonds expected to be refinanced with proceeds of the Bonds and $25,000,000 expected to be retired using funds of the School; and (ii) pay for certain costs related to the issuance of the Bonds (i)-(ii) collectively, the "Project". The Facility is owned and operated by the School as an independent private day school serving approximately 830 girls and young women from kindergarten through Grade 12. Address: 100 East End Ave, New York, New York 10028. Type of Benefits: Tax-exempt bond financing. Total Project Cost: $51,725,000. Projected Jobs: 214 full-time equivalent jobs retained. Hourly Wage Average and Range: $68.00/hour, estimated range of $1200/hour to $21.00/hour.

Borrower Name: HASC Center, Inc. (the "Borrower") is a New York not-for-profit corporation exempt from federal income taxation pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code"). The Borrower provides day and residential services for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities ("I/DD"). The Borrower is an affiliate of HASC Diagnostic and Treatment Center, Inc. ("HDA TC"), a New York not-for-profit corporation exempt from federal income taxation pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Code, which provides medical services for individuals with I/DD and for the general public. Financing Amount: $23,441,000 in tax-exempt and/or taxable revenue bonds (the "Bonds"), the tax-exempt portion of which to be issued pursuant to Section 145 of the Code. Project Description: Proceeds of the Bonds will be used to: (i) reimburse and/or finance the eligible costs of construction, renovation, furnishing, and equipping of a new 45,000 square foot, three-story facility (the "Facility") located on a 22,400 square foot parcel of land located at 120 Avenue M, Brooklyn, New York; (ii) fund one or more debt service reserve funds to the extent permitted; and (iii) pay for certain eligible costs of issuing the Bonds (i)-(ii) collectively, the "Project". The Facility will be owned by the Borrower and used as (i) a community facility operated by the Borrower offering day habilitation services for individuals with I/DD; (ii) a portion of the Facility leased to and operated by HDA TC as Article 28 and Article 16 health clinics offering medical, dental, and behavioral health services for individuals with I/DD and for the general public; and (iii) administrative offices for the Borrower. Address: 120 Avenue M, Brooklyn, New York 10230. Type of Benefits: Tax-exempt and/or taxable bond financing and exemption from City and State mortgage recording taxes. Total Project Cost: $23,441,000. Projected Jobs: 1475 full-time equivalent jobs retained and 475 new full-time equivalent jobs projected. Hourly Wage Average and Range: $35.40/hour, estimated range of $18.00/hour to $199.00/hour.

For any updates to project information after the date of this notice, please visit the website of New York City Economic Development Corporation ("NYCEDC") at www.nycedc.com/buildnyc-project-info.

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The Corporation will present information at such hearing on the proposed financings and transactions set forth above. For those members of the public desiring to review project applications and cost benefit analyses before the date of the hearing, copies of these materials will be made available at https://edc.nyc/build-nyc-board-meetings-and-public-hearings, starting at 12:00 P.M. fourteen (14) days prior to the hearing. Persons desiring to make a brief statement during the public hearing regarding the proposed transactions should give prior notice to the Corporation by sending an email to IDABUILD_PublicHearings@edc.nyc no later than 5:00 P.M. the day before the hearing. Written comments may be submitted to the Corporation to the following email address: IDABUILD_PublicHearings@edc.nyc. Please be advised that it is possible that certain of the aforementioned proposed transactions may be removed from the hearing agenda prior to the hearing date. Information regarding such removals will be available on the Corporation's website at https://edc.nyc/build-nyc-board-meetings-and-public-hearings on or about 12:00 P.M. on the Friday preceding the hearing.

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Company Name: Lighthouse Luyster Creek I, LLC ("Luyster Creek I") and Lighthouse Luyster Creek II, LLC ("Luyster Creek II") are Delaware limited liability companies (collectively, the "Companies"). The Companies are wholly owned subsidiaries of Eastern Generation, LLC ("Eastern Generation") and indirectly majority owned by ArcLight Energy Partners Fund VI, L.P. (the "Fund"). Eastern Generation is an energy infrastructure development and operations company and a portfolio company of the Fund, which is an energy infrastructure-focused investment fund managed by ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC. Project Description: The Companies are seeking financial assistance in connection with the construction and equipping of (i) two battery energy storage systems with a total estimated capacity of 126 Megawatts ("MW") (56 MW for Luyster Creek I and 70 MW for Luyster Creek II), consisting of batteries and other equipment including transformers and switchgears, metering 504 MW hours of energy storage capacity (or 224 MW hours for Luyster Creek I and 280 MW hours for Luyster Creek II) (collectively, the "Battery Systems"). The Luyster Creek I Battery System will total 12,293 square feet and will be located on a 47,665 square foot-to-be-subdivided portion of land co-located at the Astoria Generating Station at 18-01 20th Avenue, Astoria, New York (the "Luyster Creek I Facility"). The Luyster Creek II Battery System will total 21,422 square feet and will be located on a 59,406 square foot-to-be-subdivided portion of land also co-located at the Astoria Generating Station at 18-01 20th Avenue, Astoria, New York (the "Luyster Creek II Facility") and, together with the Luyster Creek I Facility, the "Facilities". The Facilities will be leased by the Companies from an affiliate and operated as Battery Systems capable of charging from and discharging into the New York power grid. Address: 18-01 20th Avenue, Astoria, New York 11105. Type of Benefits: Exemption from City and State sales and use taxes and partial exemption from City and State mortgage recording taxes. Total Project Cost: $342,233,000. Projected Jobs: 1 full-time equivalent job projected by Eastern Generation. Hourly Wage Average and Range: $7038/hour.

Company Name: A Hudson Yards Commercial Construction Project straight-lease transaction for the benefit of an affiliate to be formed by and on behalf of 438-444 Eleventh Avenue Holdings, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership ("438-444"), which is itself an affiliate of Tishman Speyer Properties, L.P., a New York limited partnership (together with 438-444, the "Company"). Project Description: The Company seeks financial assistance in connection with the construction of an approximately 1,256,000 gross square foot, 48-story class-A office building, including approximately 14,000 rentable square feet of retail space, to be known as 99 Hudson Boulevard (the "Facility"). Address: The Facility will be constructed on two vacant parcels of land totaling 48,215 square feet, the first of which is located at 438-444 Eleventh Avenue, New York, New York (being Block 708 and Lot 1), totaling 40,809 square feet of land, and the second of which is located at 550 West 37th Street, New York, New York (being Block 708 and Lot 62), totaling 7,406 square feet of land. Type of Benefits: Payments in lieu of City real property taxes and payments in lieu of City and State mortgage recording taxes. Total Development Cost: $2,686,000,000. Projected Jobs: To be determined; see website for more information. Hourly Wage Average and Range: To be determined; see website for more information.

For any updates to project information after the date of this notice, please visit the website of New York City Economic Development Corporation ("NYCEDC") at www.nycedc.com/nycida-project-info.

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Pursuant to Section 859a of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York the Agency will hold a hearing at the offices of NYCEDC, 1 Liberty Plaza, 14th Floor, New York, New York 10006 on the proposed financings and transactions set forth above, commencing at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, September 10th, 2026.

The Agency will present information at such hearing on the proposed financings and transactions set forth above. For those members of the public desiring to review project applications and cost benefit analyses before the date of the hearing, copies of these materials will be made available at: https://edc.nyc/nycida-board-meetings-public-hearings, starting on or about 12:00 P.M. fourteen (14) days prior to the hearing. Persons desiring to make a brief statement during the hearing regarding the proposed transactions should give prior notice to the Agency by sending an email to IDABuild_PublicHearings@edc.nyc no later than 5:00 P.M. the day before the hearing. Written comments may be submitted to the Agency to the following email address: IDABuild_PublicHearings@edc.nyc. Please be advised that it is possible that certain of the aforementioned proposed transactions may be removed from the hearing agenda prior to the hearing date. Information regarding such removals will be available on the Agency's website at https://edc.nyc/nycida-board-meetings-public-hearings on or about 12:00 P.M. on the Friday preceding the hearing.

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Ex-Jet gets huge deal from 'Boys'

By JOSEPH STASZEWSKI

The Cowboys didn't waste time giving Quinnen Williams his massive payday.

The ex-Jets star agreed to a three-year, $105.9 million contract extension Monday, with $101 million guaranteed, making him one of the highest-paid defensive linemen in the league, according to multiple reports.

Williams also received $63.35 million guaranteed at signing.

It is the second-highest annual average value among defensive tackles at $35.3 million. Williams is signed through 2030.

Williams, 28, was traded to Dallas in November after six-plus seasons with the Jets. He still had two years remaining on his previous contract.

The Cowboys made it clear during training camp that they were interested in extending Williams and things progressed quickly after that.

The Cowboys gave up a 2026 second-round pick, a 2027 first-round pick and defensive tackle Mazi Smith to acquire Williams at the deadline in hopes of bolstering a struggling defense that ultimately cost them a playoff spot.

The four-time Pro Bowler and first-team All-Pro in 2022 had just 2 1/2 sacks in 2025, but has always been an elite run stopper. He made 53 tackles overall and recorded nine of his 12 quarterback hits in his seven games for Dallas. Williams voiced an interest during training camp in late July in committing to owner Jerry Jones and the Cowboys.

"I definitely would love being here for the long haul, but I want to win, and that's really the only thing I'm focused on is winning and getting this defense into the groove where we can win football

CASHING IN: Quinnen Williams agreed to deal with the Cowboys that pays him $101 million guaranteed. AP

games for this team," Williams said.

Williams was selected No. 3 overall by the Jets in the 2019 draft, but grew tired of the losing ways later in his tenure — having never made the playoffs. He admitted so after the trade to Dallas.

"As an ultra-competitor, I think anybody who's going through many, many losses like I was going through, there's going to be frustration," he said at the time. "I know guys who go they whole life and they lose one game, they be frustrated. So, of course, I was frustrated, but the relationship that I had with [coach Aaron Glenn], the relationship with the GM Darren [Mougey], there, man, there's still great relationships. They knew I was frustrated. I think the world knew I was frustrated being there so long and still losing."

He will now try to get Dallas back to the playoffs after a two-year absence.

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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy returned to the team Monday for his first training camp practice since his wife was shot at their Virginia home and the couple's 27-year-old son was arrested in the shooting.

Bieniemy was greeted by a handful of fans as he walked down the long hill to the fields at Missouri Western State University, where the Chiefs hold camp. Then he jumped right into his first practice since Mia Bieniemy was shot the evening of July 26.

"It was good to have EB back,

back in full. I don't think he missed a snap he was out there," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "Listen, I was talking to him several times a day. I knew when he was coming back. The primary thing is that Mia is stable, that she's doing well."

Elijah Bieniemy has been charged with malicious wounding, the use of a firearm in commission of a felony and discharge of a firearm inside a dwelling. His court appearances have been delayed pending a mental health evaluation.

Eric Bieniemy had been staying in touch with Reid and the rest of the staff.

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East	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Tampa Bay	71	46	.607	-	-	8-2	W-6	41-18	30-28
Yankees	66	52	.559	5½	+6½	5-5	L-1	29-26	37-26
Boston	64	54	.542	7½	+4½	7-3	L-3	29-31	35-23
Baltimore	57	62	.479	15	3	4-6	L-1	32-30	25-32
Toronto	57	63	.475	15½	3½	6-4	W-1	29-31	28-32
Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Chicago	61	56	.521	-	-	5-5	W-2	36-22	25-34
Minnesota	59	61	.492	3½	1½	4-6	W-1	31-27	28-34
Detroit	58	60	.492	3½	1½	7-3	W-2	30-27	28-33
Cleveland	58	61	.487	4	2	3-7	L-2	28-31	30-30
Kansas City	49	71	.408	13½	11½	3-7	L-2	29-30	20-41
West	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Houston	61	59	.508	-	-	6-4	W-1	30-29	31-30
Texas	60	59	.504	½	-	5-5	W-1	32-27	28-32
Seattle	56	63	.471	4½	4	3-7	L-4	33-29	23-34
Athletics	47	71	.398	13	12½	2-8	W-2	21-36	26-35
Los Angeles	45	74	.378	15½	15	3-7	L-3	25-34	20-40

*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race

Monday

Toronto 2, Boston 1
Minnesota 9, Baltimore 5
Houston 6, San Francisco 3, 10 inn.
L.A. Dodgers 6, Kansas City 5
Texas 4, L.A. Angels 1, 10 inn.
Tampa Bay at Athletics, (n)
Tuesday
Seattle at Yankees, 7:05

Cleveland at Detroit, 6:40

Boston at Toronto, 7:07

Baltimore at Minnesota, 7:40

Cincinnati at White Sox, 7:40

Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:38

Tampa Bay at Athletics, 9:40

Houston at San Francisco, 9:45

Kansas City at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10

NL Standings

East	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Atlanta	71	48	.597	-	-	7-3	L-1	39-21	32-27
Philadelphia	64	56	.533	7½	-	7-3	W-2	32-30	32-26
Miami	60	59	.504	11	3½	5-5	W-2	36-24	24-35
Washington	59	61	.492	12½	5	4-6	W-3	26-34	33-27
Mets	53	67	.442	18½	11	6-4	W-2	25-34	28-33
Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Milwaukee	74	45	.622	-	-	6-4	L-1	41-22	33-23
Chicago	69	50	.580	5	+5½	7-3	W-1	35-24	34-26
St. Louis	59	60	.496	15	4½	5-5	L-1	30-34	29-26
Pittsburgh	58	62	.483	16½	6	3-7	L-1	30-30	28-32
Cincinnati	56	61	.479	17	6½	6-4	L-3	29-31	27-30
West	W	L	Pct.	GB	*WGB	L10	Streak	Home	Away
Los Angeles	71	48	.597	-	-	2-8	W-1	34-23	37-25
Arizona	64	56	.533	7½	-	6-4	W-2	36-25	28-31
San Diego	63	57	.525	8½	1	7-3	W-3	35-26	28-31
San Francisco	49	70	.412	22	14½	2-8	L-3	27-30	22-40
Colorado	46	73	.387	25	17½	4-6	L-2	27-32	19-41

Monday

Mets 8, Atlanta 5
Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 5
San Diego 3, Milwaukee 2
Arizona 9, Colorado 0
Houston 6, San Francisco 3, 10 inn.
L.A. Dodgers 6, Kansas City 5
Tuesday
Mets at Atlanta, 7:15

Pittsburgh at Miami, 6:40

Cubs at Washington, 6:45

Cincinnati at White Sox, 7:40

Philadelphia at St. Louis, 7:45

Colorado at Arizona, 9:40

Milwaukee at San Diego, 9:40

POSTS OF DOKO
Puzzles on Page 32
1	9	4	7	3	6	8	5	2	1
5	6	7	8	2	9	4	1	3	3
3	2	8	1	4	5	7	9	6	5
8	4	9	5	1	3	6	2	7	4
2	1	6	4	7	8	9	3	5	7
7	5	3	6	9	2	1	4	8	2
4	3	2	9	8	7	5	6	1	8
9	8	5	3	6	1	2	7	4	9
6	7	1	2	5	4	3	8	9	6

Mets 8, Braves 5

Mets	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Ewing cf	5	1	1	0	0	0	261
Linder ss	5	3	1	0	0	0	242
Bichette 3b	3	1	1	1	2	0	264
Berger cf	3	1	0	0	1	1	270
J Young 1b	4	1	2	2	0	0	262
Semien 2b	5	0	1	0	0	0	213
Baby 1f	3	1	1	4	1	0	215
Poche cf	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Robert ph-cf	1	0	0	0	0	0	211
Polanco dh	3	0	1	0	1	0	140
Alvarez c	4	0	2	0	0	0	0
Totals	36	8	12	8	5	5	7
Atlanta	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Baldwin dh-c	5	1	2	1	0	1	271
Acuña cf	4	0	1	1	1	1	243
Olson 1b	5	1	1	0	0	0	266
Harris cf	5	1	2	0	0	2	292
Alliyes 2b	2	0	0	0	2	0	258
Dublin 9-ss	5	0	1	2	0	1	258
Riley 3b	3	1	1	1	0	1	271
Jarvis ss	2	1	0	0	1	1	229
Yazpromski ph-ff	1	0	0	0	0	0	229
Murphy c	3	0	1	0	0	2	120
Smith gsh	0	0	0	0	1	0	265
Medros p	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Totals	35	5	9	4	6	11	1
Mets	521	000	001	-	0	12	0
Atlanta	200	210	000	-	5	9	0

LOB: New York 8, Atlanta 10. 2B: Ewing (16), Linder (7), Baldwin (6), Murphy (1), Harris (25). HR: Baty (8), off Elder; Linder (11), off Elder. RBIs: Bichette (60), Baty 4 (38), J. Young 2 (25), Linder (30), Dublin 2 (60), Baldwin (60), Acuña (29). SF: J. Young. Rumors left in scoring position: New York 4 (Polanco 2, Ewing, Robert); Atlanta 5 (Dublin, Riley 2, Olson, Acuña). RESP: New York 4 for 12; Atlanta 4 for 16. Rumors moved up: Linder, Dublin, GIDP: Alvarez, Dublin. DP: New York 1 (Semien, Linder, J. Young); Atlanta 1 (Allies, Jarvis, Olson).

Mets	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	NP	ERA
Scott	4.0	7	4	4	1	6	82	3.45
Piotaro	1.0	1	1	1	2	1	19	4.70
Lavender, H.	3.1.0	1	0	0	1	2	18	0.00
Duarte, W. 1-0.2.0	0	0	0	1	0	0	26	1.04
Sengs, S. 1-1.1.0	0	0	0	1	2	2	18	8.12
Atlanta	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	NP	ERA
Eldor, L. 8-7.5.0.0	7	7	3	4	1	05	4.03
Suter	3.0	1	0	0	1	3	40	3.95
Mederos	1.0	1	1	1	1	1	21	3.93

T: 3:05. A: 28,402 (41,149).

Twins 9, Orioles 5

Baltimore	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Henderson ss	3	1	0	0	1	0	212
Alonso 2b	4	1	1	0	0	0	252
Holliday 2b	4	1	2	0	0	0	251
O'Neill dh	4	0	0	0	0	2	215
Beavers ff	3	0	0	0	0	3	237
Franklin ph	0	0	0	0	0	0	125
Taveras rf	3	1	1	0	0	0	225
Jackson ph	1	0	0	0	0	1	237
Mayo 3b	4	1	2	3	0	0	217
Cowser cf	4	0	1	0	0	1	212
Naviace c	2	0	0	0	0	2	181
Encarnacion	1	0	0	1	0	0	236
Strand ph	1	0	0	0	0	0	238
Pozo c	0	0	0	0	0	0	238
Totals	33	5	7	4	1	9

Minnesota	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Martin ff	5	3	4	1	0	0	242
Jeffers c	4	2	2	3	1	0	283
Lewis 2b	4	1	2	1	1	2	239
Bell dh	5	1	2	3	0	0	252
A.Jackson pr dh	0	0	0	0	0	0	303
Keaschall rf	3	1	1	0	1	1	263
Lee 3b	4	0	2	0	1	0	242
Culpepper ss	4	0	0	1	0	4	111
Gardini 1b	3	0	0	0	0	2	225
Kreidler cf	4	1	1	0	0	0	236
Totals	36	9	14	9	4	5

Baltimore	000	100	022	-	5	7	1
Minnesota	001	100	52x	-	9	14	0
E: Navace (5). LOB: Baltimore 3, Minnesota 18. 2B: Mayo (13), Martin (16), Lee (18), Jeffers (11). 3B: Taveras (6). HR: Martin (3), off Tr. Rogers; Bell (50), off Wolfram. RBIs: Mayo 3 (45), Encarnacion-Strand (12), Martin (23), Culpepper (2), Jeffers 3 (40), Bell 3 (71), Lewis (42). 5B: Martin (12). CS: Holliday (3). SF: Culpepper. Rumors left in scoring position: Baltimore 3 (Henderson, Cowser 2); Minnesota 4 (Culpepper 2, Kreidler, Martin). RESP: Baltimore 4 for 10; Minnesota 4 for 12. DP: Baltimore 1 (Henderson, Holliday, Alonso); Minnesota 1 (Jeffers, Lewis, Jeffers).

Baltimore	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	NP	ERA
Tr.Rogers, L. 7-4.0	4	2	2	2	4	79	4.21
Sanders	2.0	1	0	0	0	1	22	6.23
García	0.0	3	4	4	1	0	13	3.62
Wolfram	1.2	6	3	3	0	3	43	5.75
Walker	0.1	0	0	0	1	1	10	3.46
Minnesota	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	NP	ERA
Kremer, W. 2-4	7.0	1	1	1	1	7	89	5.25
Adams	1.0	3	2	2	0	1	21	5.86
Ta.Rogers	1.0	3	2	2	0	1	30	5.40

T: 2:46. A: 20,155 (38,544).

Blue Jays 2, Red Sox 1

Boston	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Seagard ss	4	0	1	0	1	0	253
Refaria cf	3	0	1	0	0	0	287
Alvino rf	3	0	0	0	1	1	263
Contreras 1b	3	0	0	0	1	1	254
Harper dh	3	0	0	0	0	0	316
Durbin 3b	4	0	1	0	0	1	274
Wells rf	4	1	0	0	0	2	233
Crawford cf	4	1	1	0	0	1	266
Sosa ss	3	0	2	3	0	1	218
Studios c	3	1	0	0	1	1	122
Totals	33	6	8	4	7	10

St. Louis	AB	R	H	BI	BB	SO	Avg
Wetherholt 2b	4	1	0	0	1	2	247
Herrera dh	5	2	2	0	0	0	252
Burleson 1b	4	1	2	3	1	1	284
Walker rf	4	1	1	0	0	3	285
Church cf	4	0	1	0	0	0	238
Winn ss	4	0	1	1	0	2	242
Fermin 8-3b	2	0	1	1	2	0	242
Cooks c	4	0	0	0	0	2	178
Prieto 3b	3	0	0	0	0	0	000
Torres ph-ff	1	0	0	0	0	0	223
Totals	35	5	8	5	4	10

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MLS

	W	L	D	Pts	GF	GA
EAST	12	2	4	40	35	14
Inter Miami CF	11	2	5	38	45	32
New England	9	6	3	30	28	23
Chicago	9	6	2	29	32	23
NYCFC	7	6	5	26	31	24
Cincinnati	7	6	5	26	45	44
Charlotte FC	7	7	4	25	29	27
Red Bulls	7	7	4	25	29	39
D.C. United	5	5	8	23	26	29
Orlando City	6	10	2	20	30	47
Columbus	5	8	5	20	26	28
Toronto FC	3	7	8	17	24	32
Philadelphia	4	10	4	16	25	33
CF Montréal	4	10	4	16	24	35
Atlanta	3	12	3	12	19	33
WEST	W	L	D	Pts	GF	GA
Vancouver	10	3	4	34	38	17
Los Angeles FC	10	5	4	34	35	19
San Jose	10	5	3	33	37	24
Houston	10	6	2	32	27	24
Real Salt Lake	8	6	3	27	29	25
FC Dallas	7	5	6	27	32	25
St Louis City	7	6	5	26	24	24
Portland	7	8	3	24	33	33
Seattle FC	7	7	3	24	20	22
Minn. United	6	6	6	24	20	25
Colorado	7	10	1	22	27	25
LA Galaxy	5	7	7	22	24	29
San Diego FC	5	7	6	21	32	29
Austin FC	4	9	5	17	22	36
Sporting K.C.	4	12	2	14	18	46

Note: 3 pts. for win, 1 for tie
Saturday
Red Bulls at Atlanta, 7:30pm
Columbus at Charlotte FC, 7:30pm
D.C. United at CF Montréal, 7:30pm
Cincinnati at Orlando City, 7:30pm
New England at Toronto FC, 7:30pm
LA Galaxy at Houston, 8:30pm
Miami at Nashville, 8:30pm
Sporting K.C. at Colorado, 9:30pm
Minnesota at Salt Lake, 9:30pm
San Diego FC at Los Angeles FC, 10:30pm
St Louis City at San Jose, 10:30pm
Sunday
Philadelphia at NYCFC, 6pm
Portland at Chicago, 6pm
FC Dallas at Austin FC, 8:30pm
Vancouver at Seattle FC, 10:30pm

Wednesday, August 19
NYCFC at Cincinnati, 7:30pm
Nashville at Red Bulls, 7:30pm
CF Montréal at Columbus, 7:30pm
New England at D.C. United, 7:30pm
Chicago at Orlando City, 7:30pm
Miami at Philadelphia, 7:30pm
Charlotte FC at Toronto FC, 7:30pm
St Louis City at Sporting K.C., 8pm
Atlanta at Minnesota, 8:30pm
Los Angeles FC at Colorado, 9:30pm
FC Dallas at Salt Lake, 9:30pm
Austin FC at Seattle FC, 9:30pm
San Jose at LA Galaxy, 10:30pm
San Diego FC at Portland, 10:30pm
Houston at Vancouver, 10:30pm

Soccer

English Carabao Cup Plymouth Argyle 2, Exeter City 0 Portuguese Primeira Liga Santa Clara 2, CD Nacional 2

Formula One

Formula One Schedule-Winners July 26 – Hungarian Grand Prix 2026 (Lando Norris) Aug. 23 – Dutch Grand Prix 2026, Zandvoort, Netherlands. Sept. 6 – Italian Grand Prix 2026, Monza.

WNBA

	W	L	Pct.	GB
EAST	20	12	.625	—
Indiana	20	12	.625	—
Washington	19	12	.613	1/2
Liberty	20	13	.606	1/2
Chicago	12	21	.364	8/2
Toronto	10	22	.313	10
Connecticut	8	23	.258	11/2
West	W	L	Pct.	GB
x-Minnesota	27	7	.794	—
Golden State	23	9	.719	—
Las Vegas	22	11	.667	4/5
Dallas	19	14	.576	7/5
Portland	13	19	.406	13
Los Angeles	12	19	.387	13/5
Phoenix	12	22	.353	15
Seattle	7	28	.200	20/5
x-clinched playoff spot
Monday
Atlanta 107, Toronto 95
Seattle 97, Chicago 88
Tuesday
Liberty at Indiana, 7:30pm
Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10pm
Washington at Las Vegas, 10pm
Wednesday
Toronto at Dallas, 8pm
Chicago at Golden State, 10pm
Minnesota at Portland, 10pm
Thursday
Los Angeles at Liberty, 8pm
Atlanta at Connecticut, 7pm
Washington at Las Vegas, 10pm

NWSL

	W	L	Pts	GF	GA
Gotham FC	12	3	4	40	24
Washington	11	5	3	36	29
Utah Royals FC	10	6	3	33	32
San Diego	10	7	2	32	24
Portland	9	6	4	31	32
North Carolina	9	6	3	30	32
Kansas City	9	7	3	30	30
Angel City	7	7	3	24	26
Seattle	7	7	3	24	22
Denver Summit FC	6	7	5	23	24
Orlando	7	10	2	23	23
Boston Legacy FC	5	9	5	20	22
Houston	5	8	5	20	20
Bay FC	5	9	4	19	18
Louisville	5	11	2	17	24
Chicago	4	13	1	13	9
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.
Friday
Kansas City at Gotham FC, 8pm
Denver Summit FC at San Diego, 10pm
Chicago at Seattle, 10pm
Bay FC at Utah Royals FC, 10pm
Saturday, August 15
Boston Legacy FC at Louisville, 6:30pm
Orlando at Portland, 8:45pm
Sunday, August 16
Houston at North Carolina, 7pm
Washington at Angel City, 9pm
Wednesday, August 19
Seattle at Louisville, 6:30pm
Chicago at Houston, 8pm
Friday, August 21
Utah Royals FC at San Diego, 10pm

Tennis

ATP National Bank Open At IGA Stadium; Montreal; Purse: 59,415,725; Surface: Hardcourt outdoor; Monday (ceedings in parentheses) Men's Doubles - Round of 16 Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Francisco Cerundolo, Argentina, def. Alejandro Tabito, Chile, and Luciano Darderi, Italy, walkover. Men's Doubles - Quarterfinals Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Marcelo Arevalo (2), El Salvador, def. Alexis Galarneau and Duncan Chan, Canada, 6-2, 6-4.

DP World Tour

Schedule

Nov. 27-30 – BMW Australian PGA Championship (David Puig)
Dec. 4-7 – Crown Australian Open (Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen)
Dec. 4-7 – Nedbank Golf Challenge in honour of Gary Player (Kristoffer Reitan)
Dec. 11-14 – Alfred Dunhill Championship (Jayden Trey Schaper)
Dec. 18-21 – Afraia Bank Mauritius Open (Jayden Trey Schaper)
Jan. 15-18 – Dubai Invitational (Nacho Elvira)
Jan. 22-25 – Hero Dubai Desert Classic (Patrick Reed)
Jan. 29-Feb. 1 – Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship (Freddy Schott)
Feb. 5-8 – Qatar Masters (Patrick Reed)
Feb. 19-22 – Magical Kenya Open presented by Alma (Casey Jarvis)
Feb. 26-March 1 – Investec South African Open Championship (Casey Jarvis)
March 5-8 – Joburg Open (Dan Bradbury)
March 19-22 – Hainan Classic presented by MAEXTRO (Jordan Gumberg)
March 26-29 – Hero Indian Open (Alex Fitzpatrick)
April 9-12 – Masters Tournament (Rory McIlroy)
April 23-26 – Volvo China Open (Bernd Wiesberger)
April 30-May 3 – Turkish Airlines Open (Mikael Lindberg)
May 7-10 – Estrella Damm Catalunya Championship (Yuruv Premali)
May 14-17 – PGA Championship (Aaron Rai)
May 21-24 – Soudal Open (Richard Sterne)
May 28-31 – Austrian Alpine Open presented by Kitzbühel Tirol (Kola Kaneko)
June 4-7 – KLM Open (Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra)
June 18-21 – U.S. Open (Wyndham Clark)
June 25-28 – DS Automobiles 83rd Open d'Italia (Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra)
July 2-5 – BMW International Open (Michael Hollick)
July 9-12 – ISCO Championship (Steven Fisk)
July 9-12 – Genesis Scottish Open (Tom Kim)
July 16-19 – The Open Championship (Ryan Fox)
July 16-19 – Corales Puntacana Championship (Stefano Mazzoli)
Aug. 13-16 – Danish Golf Championship, Kerteminde
Aug. 20-23 – Neno Championship, Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Aug. 27-30 – Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo, Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom
Sept. 3-6 – Omega European Masters, Crans-Montana, Switzerland
Sept. 10-13 – Amgen Irish Open, Clare, Ireland
Sept. 17-20 – BMW PGA Championship, Virginia Water, United Kingdom
Sept. 24-27 – FedEx Open de France, Guyancourt, France
Oct. 1-4 – Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Oct. 8-11 – Open de España presented by Madrid, Madrid
Oct. 15-18 – DP World India Championship, New Delhi
Oct. 22-25 – Genesis Championship, Cheonan, South Korea
Nov. 5-8 – Abu Dhabi Championship, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Nov. 12-15 – DP World Tour Championship, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

NASCAR

NASCAR Cup Series Schedule-Winners
Jan. 1 – x-NASCAR Clash Heat Race 1, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Jan. 31 – x-NASCAR Clash Heat Race 2, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Jan. 31 – x-NASCAR Clash Heat Race 3, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Jan. 31 – x-NASCAR Clash Heat Race 4, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Feb. 4 – x-Clash Last Chance Qualifying Race (Josh Berry)
Feb. 4 – Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray (Ryan Preece)
Feb. 12 – x-America 250 Florida Duel at DAYTONA (Joey Logano)
Feb. 12 – x-America 250 Florida Duel at DAYTONA (Chase Elliott)
Feb. 15 – DAYTONA 500 (Tyler Reddick)
Feb. 22 – Autotrader 400 (Tyler Reddick)
March 1 – DuraMAX Texas Grand Prix Powered by RelaDyne (Tyler Reddick)
March 8 – Straight Talk Wireless 500 (Ryan Blaney)
March 15 – Pennzoil 400 presented by Jiffy Lube (Denny Hamlin)
March 22 – Goodyear 400 (Tyler Reddick)
March 29 – Cook Out 400 (Chase Elliott)
April 12 – Food City 500 (Ty Gibbs)
April 19 – AdventHealth 400 (Tyler Reddick)
April 26 – Jack Link's 500 (Carson Hoover)
May 3 – Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLT (Chase Elliott)
May 10 – Go Bowling at The Glen (Shane Van Gisbergen)
May 17 – NASCAR All-Star Race (Denny Hamlin)
May 24 – Coca-Cola 600 (Daniel Suárez)
May 31 – Cracker Barrel 400 (Denny Hamlin)
June 7 – Firekeepers Casino 400 (Denny Hamlin)
June 14 – Great American Getaway 400 presented by VISITPA (Denny Hamlin)
June 21 – Anduri 250 (Corey Heim)
June 28 – Toyota / Save Mart 350 (Shane Van Gisbergen)
July 5 – eero 400 (Chase Briscoe)
July 12 – Quaker State 400 Available at Walmart (Ryan Blaney)
July 19 – Window World 450 (Joey Logano)
July 26 – Brickyard 400 presented by PPG (Corey Heim)
Aug. 9 – Iowa Corn 350 Powered by Ethanol (Ty Gibbs)
Aug. 15 – Cook Out 400, Richmond, Va.
Aug. 23 – Dollar Tree 301, Loudon, N.H.
Aug. 29 – Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Sept. 6 – Cook Out Southern 500, Darlington, S.C.
Sept. 13 – Enjoy Illinois 300, Madison, Ill.
Sept. 19 – Bass Pro Shops Night Race, Bristol, Tenn.
Sept. 27 – Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan.
Oct. 4 – South Point 400, Las Vegas
Oct. 11 – Bank of America 400, Concord, N.C.
Oct. 18 – Freeway Insurance 500, Avondale, Ariz.
Oct. 25 – Yellawood 500, Talladega, Ala.
Nov. 1 – Xfinity 500, Ridgeway, Va.
Nov. 8 – NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race, Homestead, Fla.
x-non-points race

Formula One

Points Leaders

Through Sunday 1. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 219. 2. Lewis Hamilton, 169. 3. George Russell, 160. 4. Charles Leclerc, 138. 5. Lando Norris, 128. 6. Max Verstappen, 109. 7. Oscar Piastri, 92. 8. Isack Hadjaz, 68. 9. Liam Lawson, 43. 10. Pierre Gasly, 42. 11. Arvid Lindblad, 23. 12. Franco Colapinto, 19.

YONKERS ENTRIES

FIRST: 1 Mile $29,000 (T15000CLM); PACE
1	1 Star Casino N (CKelly) 2-5-3
2	2 BondiLockdownA (ASegim) 7-3-2
3	3 Westtup SunshineA (AMiller) 5-3-7
4	4 In Excess N (TButer) 3-1-4
5	5 Laser Speed (BHoiland) 3-2-4
6	6 Lotto Max (Vilinsburg) 2-6-1, 20-1
7	7 Lyons Franky J (JStratton) 3-5-2
8	8 Th Colby (DDoube) 2-3-3
SEVENTH: 1 Mile $21,000 (CHGNW3PM); PACE
1	1 Captain Amore N (BHoiland) 3-8-6
2	2 Twin B Cube (Vilinsburg) 5-6-5
3	3 Hurricane Lilouie (DDoube) 4-5-6
4	4 Calimelogagi (JStratton) 2-3-3
5	5 Calvin Hoover (AMiller) 7-7-5
6	6 Ozles Crazy Train (Maron) 6-6-4
7	7 Sweet Jett (CKelly) 3-3-5
8	8 Adonis Blue Chip (TButer) 1-2-3
EIGHTH: 1 Mile $21,000 (CHGNW3PM); PACE
1	1 Flying Major Art N (TButer) 4-3-3
2	2 He Is Stingin (AMiller) 6-6-1
3	3 Rocknacious (Maron) 5-2-6
4	4 Yankee Brow (BHoiland) 5-2-3
5	5 Killer Bee Deo (CKelly) 2-4-5
6	6 Justinian (ASegim) 6-3-5
7	7 Nova Blu (JStratton) 3-1-2
NINTH: 1 Mile $28,000 (NW2095LS); PACE
1	1 Mac's Marvel (PLachance) 7-1-5
2	2 Dunkin' (AMiller) 2-1-5
3	3 Keyang Taco A (JStratton) 4-5-5
4	4 Wish You Well (Maron) 1-6-2
5	5 Hammering Hank (BHoiland) 2-7-1
6	6 Railroad Station (TButer) 3-1-1
7	7 Moonshinor N (ASegim) 1-1-1

POST TIME: 6:45 P.M.

1	5 Sweet Odds (DDoube) 4-7-2
2	6 Madden's Bellite (BHoiland) 3-2-1
3	7 Island Boulinia A (AMiller) 1-3-6
4	8 Mc Angel (JStratton) 4-1-5
SIXTH: 1 Mile $21,000 (NW1500RS); PACE
1	1 Star Casino N (CKelly) 2-5-3
2	2 BondiLockdownA (ASegim) 7-3-2
3	3 Westtup SunshineA (AMiller) 5-3-7
4	4 In Excess N (TButer) 3-1-4
5	5 Laser Speed (BHoiland) 3-2-4
6	6 Lotto Max (Vilinsburg) 2-6-1, 20-1
7	7 Lyons Franky J (JStratton) 3-5-2
8	8 Th Colby (DDoube) 2-3-3
SEVENTH: 1 Mile $21,000 (CHGNW3PM); PACE
1	1 Captain Amore N (BHoiland) 3-8-6
2	2 Twin B Cube (Vilinsburg) 5-6-5
3	3 Hurricane Lilouie (DDoube) 4-5-6
4	4 Calimelogagi (JStratton) 2-3-3
5	5 Calvin Hoover (AMiller) 7-7-5
6	6 Ozles Crazy Train (Maron) 6-6-4
7	7 Sweet Jett (CKelly) 3-3-5
8	8 Adonis Blue Chip (TButer) 1-2-3
EIGHTH: 1 Mile $21,000 (CHGNW3PM); PACE
1	1 Flying Major Art N (TButer) 4-3-3
2	2 He Is Stingin (AMiller) 6-6-1
3	3 Rocknacious (Maron) 5-2-6
4	4 Yankee Brow (BHoiland) 5-2-3
5	5 Killer Bee Deo (CKelly) 2-4-5
6	6 Justinian (ASegim) 6-3-5
7	7 Nova Blu (JStratton) 3-1-2
NINTH: 1 Mile $28,000 (NW2095LS); PACE
1	1 Mac's Marvel (PLachance) 7-1-5
2	2 Dunkin' (AMiller) 2-1-5
3	3 Keyang Taco A (JStratton) 4-5-5
4	4 Wish You Well (Maron) 1-6-2
5	5 Hammering Hank (BHoiland) 2-7-1
6	6 Railroad Station (TButer) 3-1-1
7	7 Moonshinor N (ASegim) 1-1-1

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The POST Line

MLB Tuesday American League
Favorite	Money Line	Underdog
YANKEES	$113-136	Mariners
TIGERS	$105-126	Guardians
BLUE JAYS	$123-149	Red Sox
TWINS	-102-118	Orioles
Rangers	$119-143	ANGELS
Rays	$135-163	ATHLETICS

National League
Favorite	Money Line	Underdog
BRAVES	$109-131	Mets
Pirates	$100-120	MARLINS
Cubs	$141-171	NATIONALS
Phillies	$141-171	CARDINALS
D'BACKS	$144-175	Rockies
Brewers	$119-143	PADRES

Interleague
Favorite	Money Line	Underdog
WHITE SOX	$135-163	Reds
Astros	$163-199	GIANTS
LA DODGERS	$224-280	Royals

Home team in CAPS

College Football Saturday - Aug. 29
Favorite	PTS (O/U)	Underdog
TCU	7.5 (47.5)	Unc
USC	38.5 (60.5)	San Jose St.
VIRGINIA	5.5 (53.5)	Nc State
N. DAKOTA ST.	7.5 (47.5)	Jacksonville St.
E. MICHIGAN	8.5 (52.5)	Sacramento St.
STANFORD	5.5 (48.5)	Hawaii
FLORIDA ST.	31.5 (52.5)	N. Mexico St.
UNLV	6 (57.5)	Memphis

Home team in CAPS

NFL Exhibition

Thursday - Week 1

Favorite	PTS (O/U)	Underdog
BENGALS	7 (37.5)	Lions
STEELERS	1.5 (37.5)	Packers
PATRIOTS	1.5 (38.5)	Colts
TEXANS	1.5 (36.5)	Chargers
RAIDERS	1.5 (39.5)	Cardinals
Titans	3 (39.5)	49ers

Friday
Favorite	Money Line	Underdog
JETS	2.5 (35.5)	Buccaneers
Dolphins	3 (36.5)	COMMANDERS
Broncos	5.5 (38.5)	FALCONS

Saturday
Favorite	Money Line	Underdog
Vikings	3 (40.5)	GIANTS
Panthers	1.5 (38.5)	BILLS
Browns	1.5 (38.5)	BEARS
SAINTS	2.5 (37.5)	Jaguars
CHIEFS	2.5 (36.5)	Rams
Eagles	1.5 (36.5)	RAVENS
SEAHAWKS	3.5 (39.5)	Cowboys

Home team in CAPS

WNBA Tuesday
Favorite	PTS (O/U)	Underdog
FEVER	4.5 (191.5)	Liberty
ACES	7.5 (168.5)	Mystics
Mercury	1.5 (180.5)	SPARKS

SPORTS SHORTS

MLB: Sosa, Schwarber pace Phils

Edmundo Sosa drove in three runs and Kyle Schwarber reached base four times as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 6-5 on Monday in St. Louis.

● In Toronto, Charles McAdoo homered and Jameson Taillon pitched four scoreless innings before leaving with an injury as the Blue Jays beat Boston 2-1 to hand the Red Sox their third loss in a row.

● In Los Angeles, Tarik Skubal yielded three runs over five innings in his home debut for the Dodgers, and Shohei Ohtani scored the go-ahead run in the seventh while Los Angeles rallied for only its second victory in 10 games, 6-5 over the Royals.

NFL: Pats extended TE Henry

The Patriots announced a contract extension with veteran tight end Hunter Henry. Terms were not disclosed. ESPN reported it was a two-year, $16 million deal worth up to $20 million with incentives including a $4.2 million signing bonus and $14.5 million in guaranteed money.

● The Cardinals announced they will retire Larry Fitzgerald's No. 11 jersey and induct

him into the team's Ring of Honor on Oct. 25.

● Bears wide receiver Luther Burden III is expected to miss the preseason with a groin injury, ESPN reported.

● New England 2024 third-round pick Caedan Wallace was headed for waivers before the Patriots were able to swing a trade, sending the offensive lineman and a 2029 seventh-round pick to the Dolphins for a 2028 sixth-round selection, according to announcements by both teams.

ETC.: Nuggets rebuff Jokic gambit

The owner of Greek basketball power Panathinaikos, Dimitrios Giannakopoulos, said on the "Euro Insiders" podcast that he pitched "a very serious proposal" to the Nuggets about buying out three-time MVP Nikola Jokic's contract to bring him to Athens. He added that it was rejected.

● Former NFL quarterback Derek Carr joined UCLA's coaching staff as a special adviser to head coach Bob Chesney.

● In College Park, Ga., Rhyne Howard had six 3-pointers and 22 points, Angel Reese added 20 points and 14 rebounds for her 22nd double-double of the season, and the Dream beat the Tempo 107-95.

TOP PLAY

Lean into Lombard, Yanks

By MIKE TURAY

The Yankees play host to the struggling Mariners for a three-game set that begins Tuesday evening.

After narrowly missing a sweep of Atlanta, the Yanks shift their focus to Seattle, which turns to Bryan Woo (8-8, 4.31 ERA) in hopes of halting a four-game skid.

Woo has been abysmal on the road this season, posting a 1-8 record away from home and a 6.71 ERA while surrendering 78 hits and nine homers across 63 innings.

The Pinstripes hand the ball to Ryan Weathers (5-7, 3.79 ERA). The southpaw struck out six while allowing only four hits across six finnings to help secure a victory over the Cardinals last week.

Weathers' breakthrough coincided with the highly anticipated major league debut of George Lombard Jr. The 21-year-old shortstop is living up to the hype, injecting new energy into the infield. The rookie has been equally impressive at the plate, boasting a .294 average with a pair of homers and five hits across 17 plate appearances.

Considering Woo's significant road struggles, Lombard is in a prime position to find the hit column Tuesday. Weathers already has proved he can handle this Seattle lineup, having limited it to a run and four hits with seven strikeouts over 4 1/3 innings on March 30 in Seattle.

THE PLAYS: George Lombard Jr. to record a hit; Yankees moneyline first five innings.

Pitching Form

	(Game time)	2026		'26 vs OPP		CAREER vs OPP		LAST 3 STARTS
		W-L	ERA	*REC	W-L	ERA	vs OPP	W-L	IP	ERA
Mariners	Woo (R)	—	8-8	4.31	11-11	0-0	0.00	2-1	1-2	17.0
Yankees	Weathers (L)	(7:05pm)	5-7	3.79	11-11	0-0	2.19	0-0	2-0	18.2
Mets	McLean (R)	—	8-7	3.51	11-12	1-0	3.60	2-0	1-1	17.1
Braves	Pérez (L)	(7:15pm)	7-6	3.14	10-8	1-1	4.91	5-1	1-0	15.0
Reds	Lodolo (L)	—	3-2	4.60	3-9	0-1	5.06	1-1	1-0	16.0
White Sox	Burke (R)	(7:40pm)	7-6	3.08	9-10	0-0	0.00	0-0	0-2	16.1
Astros	Brown (R)	—	3-1	3.53	6-5	0-0	0.00	0-1	2-0	18.2
Giants	TBD	(9:45pm)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Royals	Wacha (R)	—	5-8	3.44	7-16	0-0	0.00	1-6	0-1	18.2
Dodgers	Snell (L)	(10:10pm)	0-1	12.00	0-1	0-0	0.00	2-3	*0-1	3.0
Guardians	Bibee (R)	—	4-11	3.85	7-17	1-0	1.80	5-3	0-2	19.0
Tigers	Anderson (R)	(6:40pm)	4-4	4.01	1-2	0-0	1.59	0-1	0-0	11.0
Red Sox	Sandoval (L)	—	1-0	3.38	5-0	0-0	0.00	0-0	1-0	14.2
Blue Jays	Cease (R)	(7:07pm)	7-5	2.28	13-8	2-1	1.83	3-2	1-0	22.0
Orioles	Young (R)	—	8-3	3.43	15-4	0-0	0.00	0-0	0-1	16.1
Twins	Ober (R)	(7:40pm)	7-3	4.45	11-6	0-0	6.75	1-1	0-0	16.0
Rangers	Bradford (L)	—	0-0	0.00	1-0	0-0	0.00	1-1	*0-0	4.1
Angels	Johnson (R)	(9:38pm)	2-6	7.10	3-7	0-0	3.86	0-0	0-2	12.1
Rays	Martinez (R)	—	11-3	2.65	17-5	0-1	3.38	0-1	2-1	17.2
Athletics	TBD	(9:40pm)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Pirates	Skenes (R)	—	9-10	3.96	9-15	0-1	3.00	1-1	0-2	14.1
Marlins	Pérez (R)	(6:40pm)	5-9	3.61	8-12	0-0	0.00	1-1	0-2	18.0
Cubs	Imanaga (L)	—	8-9	3.60	11-12	0-1	7.20	2-1	2-1	17.2
Nationals	TBD	(6:45pm)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Phillies	Sánchez (L)	—	15-4	2.65	18-6	0-0	3.00	2-0	3-0	17.0
Cardinals	Pallante (R)	(7:45pm)	12-6	3.63	13-9	0-0	0.00	1-1	2-0	18.2
Rockies	Sugano (R)	—	11-5	4.51	13-7	1-0	3.09	1-0	2-1	17.0
D'backs	Bratt (L)	(9:40pm)	1-1	3.90	4-2	0-0	0.00	0-0	1-1	17.0
Brewers	Harrison (L)	—	9-2	2.84	13-5	1-0	0.00	2-1	1-1	11.2
Padres	Buehler (R)	(9:40pm)	6-5	5.07	16-7	0-0	0.00	1-1	0-0	13.2

• REC: Won-lost record of pitcher's team in games he has started. *One start in '26.

STITCHES

Cristopher crosses Cards

What a hoot. "Wild Inside," a documentary about Flaco the eagle-owl, is a must-see. It explores how he escaped from the Central Park Zoo, became a beloved symbol of freedom and shows all 172 interceptions Wild Joe threw.

I laughed, I cried, it moved me. The Phillies' Cristopher Sánchez has won five in a row, allowing nine runs over those 29 1/3 innings, fanning 37 victims. Philly visits the Cardinals. Andre Pallante is 2-0 in his past three starts.

Pallante is 7-0 on the road but 5-6 at home. Play $50 on the Phillies.

-$

What will you have? Jameson, please. And if I hit the $900 million Powerball, I will send each and every reader a bottle of Ireland's finest. For now, we took a shot on Jameson Taillon, and the Blue Jays beat the Red Sox 2-1. Jameson tossed a one-hitter for four innings. Another winner. Down -488 geronimoberroas.

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Home Team Lineups HOME AWAY

	TODAY Aug. 11	WED Aug. 12	THU Aug. 13	FRI Aug. 14	SAT Aug. 15
	Seattle 7:05 YES/7:05 660 AM 101.9 FM	Seattle 7:05 ESPN 660 AM 101.9 FM	Seattle 1:35 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM	Toronto 7:15 Apple TV 660 AM 101.9 FM	Toronto 3:07 YES 660 AM
	Atlanta 7:15 SNY 880 AM	Atlanta 7:15 SNY 880 AM	NO GAME	Washington 7:10 PDL11 880 AM	Washington 4:10 SNY FS1 880 AM
	Indiana 7:30 ESPN	NO GAME	Los Angeles 8:00 Prime Video	NO GAME	Connecticut 1:00 Fox 5

Saturday	Friday
Preseason: Minnesota 1:00 WNBC 4 101.9 FM	Preseason: Tampa Bay 7:00 WCBS 2 104.3 FM

Saturday	Thursday	Friday
Atlanta United 7:30 Apple TV	Nevada 7:30 Apple TV	KC Current 8:00 Prime Video

Today's Sports on the Air

MLB BASEBALL
7:05 p.m.	Mariners at Yankees	YES, 660 AM, 101.9 FM
7:15 p.m.	Mets at Braves	SNY, 880 AM
10:30 p.m.	Royals at Dodgers (joined in progress)	MLBN
WNBA BASKETBALL
7:30 p.m.	Liberty at Fever	ESPN
TENNIS
6 p.m.	ATP/WTA Canada: Quarterfinals	Tennis
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
7:30 p.m.	St. Paul Saints at Iowa Cubs	MLBN
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL WORLD SERIES REGIONALS
11 a.m.	TBD vs. TBD	ESPN
1 p.m.	TBD vs. TBD	ESPN
3 p.m.	Nolensville, Tenn. vs. Phenix City, Ala.	ESPN
5 p.m.	Eagle, Idaho vs. Tacoma, Wa.	ESPN
9:30 p.m.	Kapa'a, Hawaii vs. Bonita, Calif.	ESPN

NASCAR

Cup Series champion
NAME	ODDS	NAME	ODDS
Denny Hamlin	+125	Erik Jones	150/1
Tyler Reddick	+500	Austin Cindric	150/1
Ryan Blaney	+650	Ryan Preece	175/1
Chase Elliott	+850	Alex Bowman	225/1
Christopher Bell	+950	Michael McDowell	400/1
Kyle Larson	10/1	Zane Smith	500/1
Ty Gibbs	10/1	Cody Ware	500/1
Chase Briscoe	16/1	Josh Berry	500/1
Joey Logano	22/1	Cole Custer	500/1
William Byron	27/1	John Hunter Nemechek	500/1
Carson Hocevar	35/1	Ty Dillon	500/1
Bubba Wallace	55/1	Noah Gragson	500/1
Chris Buescher	65/1	Connor Zilisch	500/1
Shane van Gisbergen	65/1	Ricky Stenhouse Jr.	500/1
Brad Keselowski	75/1	Todd Gilliland	500/1
Daniel Suárez	80/1	Riley Herbst	500/1
Ross Chastain	100/1	Austin Dillon	500/1

ODDS & ENDS

WNBA

Tuesday Liberty at Fever

FULL-GAME MONEYLINE	ODDS
Liberty	+138
Fever	-170

TEAM TO SCORE 100 POINTS	ODDS
Liberty	+230
Fever	+230

DOUBLE RESULT: HALFTIME/FINAL (incl. OT)	ODDS
Fever/Fever	+105
Liberty/Liberty	+230
Liberty/Fever	+500
Fever/Liberty	+650
Tie/Fever	27/1
Tie/Liberty	+105

LEADING AT END OF EVERY QUARTER	ODDS
Fever	+198
Liberty	+410
Any other result	-126

TO SCORE 15+ POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)	-900
Breanna Stewart (NY)	-900
Caitlin Clark (IND)	-780
Sabrina Ionescu (NY)	-295
Aliyah Boston (IND)	-215
Jonquel Jones (NY)	+100

TO SCORE 20+ POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)	-355
Breanna Stewart (NY)	+136
Caitlin Clark (IND)	+172
Sabrina Ionescu (NY)	+360
Aliyah Boston (IND)	+490
Jonquel Jones (NY)	+980

TO SCORE 25+ POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)	+265
Breanna Stewart (NY)	+375
Caitlin Clark (IND)	+460
Sabrina Ionescu (NY)	+940

TO SCORE 30+ POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)	+265
Breanna Stewart (NY)	+375
Caitlin Clark (IND)	+460
Sabrina Ionescu (NY)	+940

TO SCORE 35+ POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND)	+650
Breanna Stewart (NY)	+980
Caitlin Clark (IND)	11/1

OVER/UNDER POINTS	ODDS
Kelsey Mitchell (IND) Over 24.5	-108
Kelsey Mitchell (IND) Under 24.5	-120
Breanna Stewart (NY) Over 22.5	-113
Breanna Stewart (NY) Under 22.5	-115

Caitlin Clark (IND) Over 21.5	-114
Caitlin Clark (IND) Under 21.5	-114
Sabrina Ionescu (NY) Over 17.5	-130
Sabrina Ionescu (NY) Under 17.5	+100

BET SMART

Marshall plan: Grab big number at PSU

By MICHAEL CALABRESE

College football's first full weekend is light on marquee matchups, but there are plenty of juicy betting angles for bettors to attack on Labor Day Weekend.

Marshall (+25.5) at Penn State

In the NIL/transfer portal era, teams regularly reshuffle their personnel. But even with roster churn becoming the norm, Penn State's roster renovation really took everything down to the studs. Forty new players entered via the portal, and nearly as many exited the program. This coincided with James Franklin's exit and Matt Campbell's arrival from Iowa State.

Speaking of Campbell, the longtime Iowa State coach brought 24 of his players and his offensive coordinator from Ames. Taylor Mouser is a big believer in multiple tight end sets, a power running game and occasional deep shots once the defense stacks the box.

Yes, he has Rocco Becht to run his offense, but the quarterback was nothing more than a game manager at ISU last season. He finished 52nd in QBR while struggling to consistently hit receivers in the intermediate part of the field (10-19 yards, 54.2 percent).

Beyond Becht, this offense doesn't appear to be an explosive group. They have a strong running back room headlined by two-year starter Carson Hansen, bowl game breakout star Quinton Martin and a former blue-chipper from Ohio State (James Peoples). But the offensive line will be a work in progress as it looks to replace four full-time starters (102nd in experience).

Penn State's question marks on offense make it difficult for me to envision them reaching 40 points in the opener, which makes this point spread very attractive on the Marshall side.

The Thundering Herd return one of the G6's top quarterbacks. Carlos Del Rio-Wilson was once a four-star recruit for the Florida Gators. After an unsuccessful stint at Syracuse, he's found a home at Marshall and is thriving.

The preseason Offensive Player of the Year in the Sun Belt is a dual-threat headache for opposing defenses to contain. He ran for 660 yards and six scores last year and completed nearly 67

percent of his passes. He returns plenty of skill position talent around him, and head coach Tony Gibson lured receivers Chris Culliver (North Carolina) and Xayvion Turner-Bradshaw (Virginia Tech) away from ACC schools to aid in Del Rio-Wilson's development.

The final piece of this against-the-spread puzzle is the defensive coaching upgrade Marshall made this offseason. Brad Lambert returns to Marshall after a highly successful stint six years ago, which landed him a Broyles Award nomination.

Mississippi State (-28.5) vs. Louisiana Monroe

The Warhawks offense is simply dreadful. With significant aerial limitations in 2025, ULM scored just 16.6 points per game (130th). The anemic offense convinced head coach Bryant Vincent to overhaul his offensive staff, turning to a junior college play-caller. But even if Jesse Montalto is truly an offensive savant in the booth, the cupboard is bare from a playmaker perspective.

Last season, the Warhawks ranked 124th in 247Sports' team talent composite rankings. And since then, their top two rushers have left the program, as well as their leading receiver and starting tight end. When you mix in a new offensive system and concerns along the offensive line, there's a good chance this offense could be a complete tire fire this fall.

When ULM lines up to stop Mississippi State in Week 1, it'll have a major issue from the very first snap. The Warhawks defensive line is thin and undersized. That will make life really easy on Kamario Taylor, the highest-rated quarterback to ever sign with the Bulldogs. The dual-threat star ran for 173 yards and two scores in the Egg Bowl and is primed for a breakout season. Flanking him in the backfield will be Fluff Bothwell, an electrifying back with 19 career touchdowns.

The Bulldogs will jump on the Warhawks here and use their blazing-fast tempo to run upwards of 80 plays in this game. Jeff Lebby's hurry-up offense will gas the ULM defensive line, and from there MSU will gouge them on the ground. This has the makings of one of Week 1's biggest blowouts.

Rocco Becht

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SELECT THE BAY

NJ sprints past LI to move one victory away from Little League World Series

MASE' IN THE HOLE: Bayonne Central's Mason Rincon connects for a two-run home run during the first inning against Port Washington, N.Y., on Monday in Bristol, Conn. Douglas Healey

By ALEX MITCHELL

A Little League in the shadows of New York City's skyscrapers is having its moment in the sun.

New Jersey's Bayonne Central routed New York's Port Washington 12-2 on Monday afternoon in Bristol, Conn., in a winner's bracket game in the Metro Regional of the Little League World Series.

The 11- and 12-year-old Garden State greats now are one win away from a trip to Williamsport, Pa., and are living off the mantra of shocking the world.

"We're a small town in New Jersey. We've never won a state title before with our 12-year-old league," manager Justin Smith told The Post of his 75-year-old league.

"Nobody ever expects these small towns to do it. We were underdogs coming into everything, and we have a chip on our shoulder, and

BAYONNE CENTRAL (NJ) 12 PORT WASHINGTON (NY) 2

we've been playing hell of baseball."

Bayonne put forth a dominant performance during the ESPN-televised game. The team needed just four of six innings due to the 10-run rule.

Mason Rincon punctuated the win at the plate and on the mound in what Smith dubbed a "phenomenal" day. He launched a two-run home run and tossed two no-hit innings in relief.

But the New Jersey team's mentality is about "the name on the front, not the back," their skipper said.

"It's not about your stats. It's about what the end result is," Smith said. "The reason we're here is for that. These kids bought in."

Bayonne's offensive machine ignited on Rincon's blast off Jackson Gorynski in the bottom of the first inning that went into the trees behind Leon J. Breen Field.

Third baseman AJ Tapia then drove in another two runs with a hard-hit single that made it 4-0.

Port Washington loaded the bases against Bayonne starting pitcher Gabe Garcia in the second inning, and second baseman Michael Gabriel scored on a wild pitch followed by an RBI single from shortstop Brandon Kien to cut the lead to 4-2.

Mikey Catuogno took over on the mound for Port Washington in the bottom of the second and gave up a run on a sac fly by left fielder Dex Zimmerman that pushed Bayonne ahead 5-2.

Rincon, who was intentionally walked in his other two at-bats, came on to pitch in the third and

allowed no hits or walks while tallying one strikeout.

Bayonne center fielder Chase Klimkowski drove in another two runs with a double in the third. Third baseman Joey Dwyer singled in two more runs, and Tapia drove in another one on an infield error that extended the lead to 10-2.

Catcher Jett Bridges put the icing on the cake in the fourth inning with a bases-loaded walk-off double that scored the last two runs, triggering the mercy rule.

"They're very excited. They love it," Smith said of Bayonne's high-octane offense.

Port Washington, which cruised to a 10-3 opening-round win over Lincoln, R.I., next will play in a double-elimination game at 5 p.m. Wednesday against Darien, Conn. Bayonne defeated Darien 8-2 on Saturday night.

The Long Islanders are in the re-

gionals for the first time in their league's 63-year history, and they plan to rise to the occasion, assistant coach Anthony Theoharis said.

"We're gonna get back on the field tomorrow and work out some kinks and keep working, and we'll be ready," he added.

"We have to bring our 'A' game and do what we do, and we believe we can play with anybody when we're playing our game."

The winner rematches with Bayonne at 7 p.m. Friday in the championship game that will air on ESPN. That will be a winner-take-all game, although the NJ squad has not lost a game in the double-elimination tristate tournament.

"They're not overconfident," Smith said. "They know they've still got to win another game. It's play by play, pitch by pitch, at-bat by at-bat."

amitchell@nypost.com

Injunction keeps DQ'd Tulsa LL squad eligible to play

By CHRISTIAN ARNOLD

Drama is already unfolding with the Little League World Series after a team from Tulsa, Okla., was disqualified by Little League Baseball on Monday afternoon, only to be reinstated by a Texas judge hours later.

The team from Tulsa had been kicked out of the 2026 Little League Baseball Southwest Region Tournament after it was ruled that

one of its players was ineligible. The decision had been made by the Little League International Tournament Committee after a protest was filed over the eligibility of players on the Tulsa team.

While Little League Baseball's statement said that the committee's ruling was final and binding, Judge Ryan Luna of the 414th District Court granted a temporary restraining order that had

been sought by the parents and players of the Tulsa team.

"Judge Luna has ordered the championship game to go forward on Aug. 11 at 6 p.m. as scheduled. The winner of the game will go on to represent the southwest region in Williamsport. The winner of the game will be determined on the field where it should be decided," a press release stated.

It's unclear what next

step Little League Baseball will take following the court ruling.

In its original statement announcing the disqualification of the Tulsa squad, the organization had said that the Little League Baseball Southwest Region Tournament would determine a winner with a one-game championship between Texas West and Louisiana.

While Little League Baseball had not said what

had made the player ineligible, Sports Illustrated had reported that three teams taking part in the regional tournament had requested the Tulsa team be investigated.

According to the complaint, SI reported, the three teams wanted Little League to look into "whether Tulsa National Little League operated its entire 2026 baseball program in compliance with Little League Regulations,

Playing Rules, Operating Policies, Charter Requirements and Player Eligibility Requirements required for International tournament eligibility."

It also alleged that the Tulsa squad had violated the Sibling Participation Regulation II(a)(1), League Eligibility, Pitching more than one game in a day Regulation VI(k) and Completing a game Rule 4.10(c)(2).

carnold1@nypost.com

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Sally Brompton Daily Horoscope

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LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)

The approaching solar eclipse may tempt you to throw caution to the wind and do something radical, but there is really no need. The universe is about to hand you on a plate what you thought you would have to fight tooth and nail for.

YIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)

Tomorrow's eclipse falls in the most sensitive area of your chart, which means you may find it difficult to join in the fun and games going on around you. But that's OK. While others are making a big noise, you can get to know your own mind.

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)

If you are invited to join a group of people whose ideals are similar to your own, you must not hesitate for even a second. Together you will be able to do things that you could not possibly do alone — maybe even change the world.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)

Don't sit back and let other people take the important decisions. Both the solar eclipse in the career area of your chart and Mars moving into your fellow Water sign of Cancer mean now is the time to act. It's time to get what you want from life.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21)

All things are possible for you thanks to the approaching solar eclipse, but that does not mean you should try to do everything. A more disciplined approach is a must over the next few days, both in your personal affairs and in your career.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20)

As Mars moves into the partnership area of your chart today, you must be prepared for

some serious opposition to your plans. This is one of those occasions when trying to find common ground is unlikely to work, so trust yourself and act decisively.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19)

Cosmic activity in your opposite sign of Leo reaches a crescendo over the next few days, and your world will change for the better. Be smart and listen to what partners and loved ones have to tell you — their advice could help make your fortune.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)

The entry of Mars into the most dynamic area of your chart today marks the start of a hugely productive phase. Whatever creative ambitions you may have, now is the time to stop thinking about them and

actually get started. The universe is on your side.

ARIES (March 21-April 20)

If you allow your attention to wander today, you could lose sight of what is of most importance in your life and regret it for months to come. With Mars, your ruler, moving into the domestic area of your chart, family affairs matter most.

TAURUS (April 21-May 21)

It may feel as if you have been abandoned of late but what occurs over the next two or three days is sure to change your point of view. You are about to be reminded who your real friends are, and that there's a lot of them.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21)

What you hear on the grapevine

today could make you wonder if you have been misled by someone you thought you could trust, but it isn't true so don't overreact. This is one of those situations where a simple message has somehow got jumbled.

CANCER (June 22-July 23)

It does not matter what other people say you should be doing with your life, it matters only that your actions feel right to you. With Mars, planet of energy and ambition, moving into your sign today, you can and you must follow your dream.

BIRTHDAY TUESDAY

Give yourself permission to dream and then set about turning those dreams into your everyday reality. Don't let everyone in on your plans, though. The less others know about what you are up to, the more likely it is you will succeed.

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GALT' AND SWITCH

Clark's play overshadowed by Fever's ability to make news

By MADELINE KENNEY

INDIANAPOLIS — The Fever circus rolls on.

Another day, another drama, another headline.

But what's been lost when every basketball possession becomes evidence in a larger argument is that Caitlin Clark has been playing really good basketball.

Her passing is ridiculous. Her pull-up 3 remains one of the most lethal shots in sports. She's manipulating defenders with pace and reading the floor arguably better than ever.

On Saturday, amid yet another Fever game that somehow became a referendum on — gestures widely — everything, Clark recorded 26 points and 11 assists in a win against the Sky.

It was the latest in what's been an impressive 3 1/2 weeks for Clark.

During this eight-game stretch, she's averaging 26.5 points and 9.3 assists while shooting 49.6 percent from the field and 43.8 percent from deep to help the Fever go 6-2.

Clark's game is so fun, and the Fever are one of the most exciting teams in the league.

And yet, everything else surrounding her and her team is not.

In a lot of ways, Clark's season personifies her team's.

The Fever keep feeding people reasons to talk about anything except basketball, with Sophie Cunningham's remarks about trans athletes being the latest fuel. But the way they're playing commands the attention of the basketball world.

Injuries

From the sideline, Clark watched her team fall five minutes short of the Fever's first Finals appearance since 2015 after a groin injury pre-

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maturly ended her sophomore season.

Clark returned this year healthy and determined. But Clark and the Fever can't seem to do anything without it becoming a thing.

Her back hurt. She was ruled out of the Fever's May 20 game less than two hours before tipoff, despite not being listed on the team's availability report.

The WNBA issued the Fever a warning for failing to accurately update and disclose her status.

Her back has been a recurring issue causing her to miss games or be on a minutes restriction.

Incidents

Clark hit an early rough patch when her shot was not falling and she was being hunted on defense.

She got into it with her coach, Stephanie White, on the sideline in

late May, and it became another headline, another thing.

Then, there was the situation with Alyssa Thomas a month later when the Mercury star struck Clark in the throat.

No foul was called on the play in real time, but the video went viral.

The WNBA reviewed it and retroactively assessed Thomas a flagrant-2 foul and a one-game suspension for what the league deemed reckless contact.

That should've been the end of it. Of course, it wasn't.

Instead, the incident became another referendum on Clark, the Fever, the WNBA, officiating, race, fandom and, somehow, American politics.

Three weeks later, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Clark had become a "political football," all the while, Silver noted, she just wants to play basketball.

Technicals

Amid all this drama, Clark's technical foul count has become its own subplot this season, too, because accumulating eight would mean a suspension.

She got a tech for barking at officials, and another for clapping at the Mercury bench. She received more for various reasons.

Clark's passion and competitive fire have been painted with a broad brush as overly whiny and complaint-filled.

She was assessed an eighth tech in Saturday's win against the Sky for essentially running into an official, meaning she would be suspended for Tuesday's nationally televised game against the Liberty.

The league, though, rescinded it quicker than Usain Bolt on a treadmill.

Momentum

The 20-12 Fever are fourth in the standings.

They have the league's best offense, anchored by their dynamic backcourt tandem of Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.

Their defense isn't quite as sturdy but remains respectable, as Indiana has posted the league's third-best net rating of plus-6.7.

The Fever's 2026 season has been messy and occasionally ridiculous. The team has found itself in the thick of cultural debates.

The best way to make it about the game is to do the thing only one team does each season — win a championship.

For all the noise around Clark and the team, that's probably the thing the Fever would prefer to talk about anyway.

mkenney@nypost.com

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PUT A TENT ON THAT CIRCUS: Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have been playing better of late, but her play and that of her team often take a back seat to other things, such as Clark's propensity to draw technical fouls, as she did Saturday against the Sky (inset) before it was rescinded by the league. Imag Images; Getty Images

Liberty seek to keep that winning temp

By MADELINE KENNEY

INDIANAPOLIS — About 3½ weeks ago, the Liberty got rocked by the Indiana Fever, who were playing on the second night of a back-to-back.

That 20-point loss was another disappointment amid a frustrating 2-8 stretch of the season.

The Fever defense stifled the Liberty as Caitlin Clark and Co. knocked New York to rock bottom.

Since their July 18 visit to Indianapolis, the Liberty are trending in the right direction.

They are still without Leonie Fiebich (left leg injury) and Satou Sabally (concussion protocol), but they are finding ways to win anyway. Going 7-1 since that Fever defeat, they have put together arguably their most convincing stretch of the season and proven they have what it takes to contend for a championship.

But the surging Liberty (20-13) return here Tuesday to play a similarly hot team in the Fever (20-12), who have won eight of their past 11 games.

Only a half game separates the teams in the congested league standings.

After Monday's Fever practice, coach Stephanie White acknowledged how only 1 ½ games separate the fourth and eighth seeds.

"Every game is important," she said. "[The Liberty are] certainly playing well right now and anytime you have players

that are in and out of rotation like they've had with injury, you got to find your way a little bit first and I think they've found their way, so we got to make sure, again, we got to be really disciplined and detailed ... and be ready for a tough one."

The Liberty are coming off a 40-point victory against the Las Vegas Aces, during which Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones rested for the entire fourth quarter.

The Aces were without Aja Wilson, Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray, who were sidelined (rest) for the team's second game in less than 24 hours.

Even with that in mind, Stewart believes the Liberty's dominant win showed signs her team is improving.

"When things get tough, we definitely have been coming together more and just continue to kind of build the confidence just in a vocal way," Stewart said after the 111-71 win. "[We're] just not letting one thing dictate the next ... Missed shot, whatever happens, we're still going to play defense and be in our schemes and go back down and get another opportunity to score."

Ionescu has a lot of confidence in the Liberty, who are 8-8 against teams with above-500 records. She's not so much worried about the standings but about capitalizing on New York's seven games before the World Cup break that begins at the end of the month.

Carrington: Post wasn't about foul on Cunningham

By CHRISTIAN ARNOLD

The drama inside the WNBA continued on Monday as DiJonai Carrington reacted to criticisms of a post she made on Threads over the weekend.

Carrington was ejected after playing just three minutes for the Sky on Saturday against the Fever after being assessed a Flagrant 2 foul after she tried to block a layup by Sophie Cunningham. Moments after she was kicked out of the game, she posted "WHITE PRIVILEGE" and tagged the Fever.

It led to a number of reactions, including from former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho, who spoke about the foul and Carrington's use of the term "white privilege" on his latest episode of his "Speakeasy" podcast.

"This was not a race-based decision," Acho said. "To call that a white privilege-based foul is to completely undermine the term of white privilege and to also completely ignore the rules in basketball. You hit her in the head. You drew blood. You didn't connect with the ball at all whatsoever."

"So to me, it was just very ignorant and, to some degree, asinine by D.J. Carrington to suggest that that call was based on white privilege. Have we seen examples of white players make that same foul and get away with it? Have we seen examples of black players make that same foul and get away with it? Yes. There was no white privilege involved in that specific call."

It led to Carrington responding on social media.

"I've never once claimed that the assessment of the foul was white privilege (that was your assumption)," she wrote on X, while quote-tweeting a clip of Acho from the show. "Try exercising your critical thinking skills, I know you studied psych. Furthermore, I'm the LAST thing from ignorant or asinine when it comes to speaking on 'white privilege', do ya research on that one. I actually went to school, one of the top universities might I add, to educate myself on this exact subject. I would never use that term as a rhetorical weapon knowing the historical and social weight it holds without having the proper evidence to substantiate it."

Her comments don't clarify what she was referring to when she made the social media post on Threads or why she tagged the Fever in it. Carrington refused to expand on what the post meant when she spoke with reporters ahead of the Sky's 97-88 loss to the Storm on Monday night in Seattle. She finished with 26 points, six rebounds and five steals.

"I already spoke with people who potentially will have the agency to create the change that I'm hoping comes about from not just this incident, but ones in the past and that are obviously going to be coming up in the near future, probably," Carrington said, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

She also denied that the foul was intentional, which Fever coach Stephanie White had also indicated after the game on Saturday.

"It was unfortunate that I made contact with her in the way that I did, but it was never intentional," Carrington said. "And, look, it might happen again. That's just how I play. I'm gonna always go all out. I'm not gonna just let an open layup happen."

carnold1@nypost.com

Fleming: Carrington a race-baiting bully / P. 7

WHAT FOUL? The Sky's DiJonai Carrington rakes the Fever's Sophie Cunningham across the face Saturday, drawing a flagrant-2 foul and an ejection. Carrington's Threads reaction to the call has touched off a firestorm. Getty Images

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Source says 2nd-rounder Nickel likely to join Knicks

By JARED SCHWARTZ

There is a bit more clarity surrounding Tyler Nickel's Knicks future.

There is momentum toward the second-round pick joining the team this year rather than returning to college, a league source confirmed to The Post.

Nickel, whom the Knicks drafted with the No. 47 pick in June, is part of the 2022 class of college athletes who were granted a fifth year of eligibility — after a ruling from U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney late last month — if they've already exhausted their four years of eligibility.

Nickel played four seasons of college basketball — one year at North Carolina, one year at Virginia Tech and then the past two seasons at Vanderbilt. He could return to play one more season of college basketball. Since the Knicks issued the required tender for unsigned second-round rookies ahead of the Aug. 5 deadline, they would retain his draft rights if he decided to pursue that route.

He is leaning toward starting his pro career with the Knicks. An NIL deal back in college would likely see him earn more money than he would make on a two-way deal with the Knicks. It is not entirely clear if he is set to sign a two-way deal or a more lucrative standard contract with the Knicks, though the latter would prevent the team from signing a third center — a clear need on the roster — to a standard contract and remain under the second apron.

Nickel, a 22-year-old sharp-shooting forward, impressed in five games with the Knicks during summer league. He averaged 12.2 points per game and shot 41.3 percent from 3-point range. Josh Hart shouted out his performances on social media as well.

The Knicks' only other draft pick, second-rounder (No. 39) Jack Kayil, is returning to Germany to play professionally and continue his development. The Knicks will retain his draft rights. SNY was first to report Nickel's plan to join the Knicks.

ON TO THE NEXT BRUNSON

Captain Clutch not ready for title win to be his defining moment

By JARED SCHWARTZ

He's the same Jalen Brunson as before.

Not even leading the Knicks to an NBA championship, and winning a Finals MVP along the way, will change how Brunson looks at himself — and how he wants others to view him.

"Hasn't," Brunson exclusively told The Post's "New York Got Game" show while speaking at his "Jalen Brunson Charity Golf Classic" benefiting his "Second Round Foundation" at Westchester Country Club on Monday. "That wouldn't do it."

"It will be the same. It's something that I get to walk around with and think about when I'm — when I need to give myself a little confidence, or whatever, just in certain situations. But my approach and everything has to be the same. Just because I've reached the mountaintop of winning an NBA championship doesn't mean that it's over with. I feel like there's still a lot more to do and a lot more that I can prove. It's 100 percent always going to be in the mind, I'm just not going to let it define me."

Four years after signing with the Knicks, Brunson has emerged as one of New York's biggest legends — across all sports — this generation

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tion after powering the team to its first title since 1973.

And the Knicks are returning pretty much their entire core from last year, with the only significant departure being Mitchell Robinson. It only makes Brunson hungrier for even more success.

"Jalen is the ultimate worker," Brunson's mother, Sandra, told The Post. "I felt like, while in the moment we celebrated, moments after, days after, but I could see from my perspective that he was like, 'OK, next. What's next?' Because he's not satisfied. Reaching the pinnacle or the mountaintop is great. But his career is still, he's still thriving in his career and it's still on an uptick. I think that he's like, 'What's the next challenge? What's the next hurdle?' I saw that in him.

"Everyone sees him as a very focused and disciplined individual while he's on the court. Off the court, he allowed himself the time to absorb the love and the attention and the appreciation that was felt from the championship, but I think in the back of his mind, he's just like, 'OK, what's the next thing?' I think he's the type of person that when his career

is over, he'll look back and appreciate everything that he and his teammates have accomplished, but while in the moment, I think he's already thinking, 'How can I get better?'

That doesn't mean Brunson didn't appreciate the moment and the accomplishment, though. Now a few months removed, he reflected on what it felt like to win a championship. Was it like what he thought it would be?

"Yes and no," Brunson said. "I kind of understood what the feeling would be like. In the moment of it happening, I understood what that would be like — I knew I'd be emotional. Just everything after that is what I wasn't expecting."

This summer's been "a lot." "Obviously there's a lot of obligations you have to do," Brunson said. "A lot of things that have already [been] structured into your calendar, a lot of things added in. So there have been a lot of things like that, but still been trying to make time for my family, still make time for my main job."

Even with all of that, however, Brunson is steadfast that "nothing's really changed for me."

Knicks fans can expect to see the same Brunson when next season rolls around. The only difference is that there are new goals to chase.

jschwartz@nypost.com

Jalen: Wrist

By JARED SCHWARTZ

Jalen Brunson knew what was at stake.

He wasn't going to let a bad wrist derail him.

Brunson, speaking exclusively with The Post's "New York Got Game" show, opened up about the left wrist injury he played through during the NBA Finals.

"I just knew that the opportunity rarely presents itself to be in a position like that," Brunson said at his "Jalen Brunson Charity Golf Classic" — benefiting his "Second Round Foundation" — at Westchester Country Club on Monday. "So I just wasn't going to let something that seemed minor take me out. Just [do] whatever needed to be done, [then] focus on it afterwards."

Early last month, Brunson underwent a minor procedure to repair a tendon issue in his dominant left wrist and hand, The Post previously reported.

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wasn't going to 'take me out'

Whenever he went into his natural shooting motion, the tendon painfully rubbed against the bone in his left wrist.

Brunson previously said he began feeling the pain during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals, where the Knicks swept the Cavaliers. He then played through it for all of the Finals against the Spurs, during which the Knicks secured their first championship since 1973 and Brunson won Finals MVP.

He has been seen wearing a sling and more recently a cast since the operation. The recovery timeline was six to eight weeks, meaning he should be

ready to go by the time training camp opens in September.

"It's reminded me a lot about patience, for sure," Brunson said. "But it's a steady process and it's something that, honestly, it is what it is. It's something I attack every day. Just find a way to continue to improve."

Despite the injury, Brunson averaged 32.6 points and 4.6 assists per game in the Finals. And he delivered a performance for the ages as the Knicks closed out the series in Game 5, recording 45 points — compared to 49 from all of his teammates combined. He was not going to be denied.

YOU PROBABLY don't know Andrew Beck or much about him.

That's OK. He's an NFL full-back, and there aren't a lot of those left anymore.

Beck, 30, is entering his eighth NFL season and is on his fourth team, the Jets, with whom he signed before last season.

He was No. 47. He played all 17 games last season for the Jets, caught six passes and scored touchdowns on two of them.

The 6-foot-3, 255-pound Beck may be one of the more indispensable little-known players in the NFL. He played 110 offensive snaps and 316 more on special teams last season and was rewarded with a fresh $1.5 million guaranteed contract for it before this season.

Don't typecast Beck into the position he occupies on the team's offensive depth chart.

The fullback position in the NFL, after all, is nearly extinct.

Beck said he spends most of his time in the tight ends room — mostly because there is no fullback room.

"If there was a fullback room, it'd just be me sitting there alone watching film," Beck told The Post. "I spend a lot of time with the tight ends, then bounce back and forth with the running backs room, too, building relationships, seeing what they're talking about."

He talks with running backs Breece Hall and Braelon Allen constantly about what they're seeing on the field, saying, "It's about making those guys successful with the ball."

Kyle Juszczyk from the 49ers, Patrick Ricard, whom John Harbaugh brought with him to the Giants from the Ravens, and Alec Ingold from the Chargers are a handful of the old-school players at the top of the position in the league.

Beck would be considered in a tier below those players, yet valuable to his team.

He actually became a tight end in college by accident.

"I was a linebacker in high school, and played a little tight end when I got to college at Texas," Beck said. "I early-enrolled and played linebacker my first spring there. Then we went to training camp and all our tight ends got dinged up. Charlie Strong, the head coach at the time, came to me and said, 'I'm not going to make you move over, but we need a guy who can play tight end right now.' So, I moved over, and it felt like a good fit.

"By junior and senior year in college, it was called '11 person-

KEY PIECE: Fullback Andrew Beck plays a position that is mostly extinct in the NFL, but he has made himself one of the more indispensable players on the Jets roster.

nel,' which is a lot of what I do now."

Beck sometimes plays a traditional in-line blocking role in the backfield and splits outside as well.

"It's whatever the offense, whatever the team needs," he said. "I don't really have a preference [inside or out]. I'll go out there for 10 to 15 snaps a game and line up in four or five different spots. It's fun, because it keeps the defense on its toes, paints different pictures they have to account for."

Beck sounded surprised when he was reminded of his two touchdown receptions in 2025. One came in a 37-22 loss to the Cowboys and the other in a 35-8 loss at Buffalo in the season finale.

"I don't remember my own touchdowns, but the coolest play I think about from last year came when we were playing Pittsburgh [in the season opener], going toward the opposite end zone from the tunnel we run out of at MetLife," Beck recalled. "[Right tackle Armand] Membou and I swapped and blocked the three-technique

[defensive lineman], BA [Braelon Allen] was the back, and it turned into a big mosh pit at about the 1-yard line. We all rallied behind him and pushed him in."

That touchdown, an 8-yard Allen run, gave the Jets a 16-10 lead at the time over the Steelers.

"That was the coolest play of last season," Beck said. "It was a big, important block, he hit it right inside, and it showed our mentality — 11 guys swarming and pushing someone in. That's the kind of gritty play that embodies who the Jets want to be in the run game. That's what I like to do."

Beck, who played for the Broncos from 2019-22 before playing in Houston in 2023 and then going to Green Bay in 2024, called "every day a blessing" in his life.

"Every day I come in, I can't believe I get to walk into this building," he said. "I absolutely love what I'm doing, and even more, I love the people I get to work with. The day I don't love coming in is the day I'll find something else to do, but I don't see that happening anytime soon."

mcannizzaro@nypost.com

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IMPROVING GROUNDS

JAXSON DART rolled to his right and began scrambling.

And when he slid for the first down inbounds by the right sideline, a cheer erupted from the defense.

"I clapped," John Harbaugh said and smiled. "I applauded."

Harbaugh brings great expectations of an immediate Giant leap off rock bottom back up to long-lost heights of yesteryear.

How big a leap, and how fast and how far Harbaugh can take them there, depends more than anything on Jaxson Dart's second-year leap.

There are many lessons to learn with a new offense that is designed to transform him into a pocket quarterback often under center who can run. And on this day, scrapping his willingness, even eagerness, to withstand a violent collision from an ill-tempered predator was plenty of evidence for Harbaugh that it is now ingrained in Dart that the best ability is his availability.

"Critical situation still, we're trying to get a third or fourth down but mostly third down ... where the offense can win the game in the fourth quarter with a conversion," Harbaugh said, "and so play calls and execution to get that first down, that's what that was. ... He ran around the corner, got the first down, slid inbounds, kept the clock running. ... All those things were well done."

Brian Burns laughed at the mention of Dart's slide.

"Yeah, we've been begging him to do that for a while now so I'm glad that he's starting to practice it," Burns said.

The NFL graveyard is littered with promising franchise quarterbacks who failed to make the second-year leap. Daniel Jones regressed in Year 2 when Joe Judge and OC Jason Garrett arrived and even more turmoil followed. Eli Manning grew into a playoff quarterback in his second year but did not reach greatness until his Super Bowl run in Year 4.

Dart is a young man in a hurry to be elite. It is not lost on him that coach Mike Vrabel and OC Josh McDaniels were instrumental in Drake Maye making his second-year leap to a Super Bowl in New England. Or that Ben Johnson unlocked the path to stardom for Caleb Williams.

It is a lofty bar for sure.

Harbaugh has learned this much: Dart will do everything in his power to make his

Dart taking second-year leap pivotal for Big Blue

own memorable second-year leap with an enthusiasm unknown to quarterback kind.

"There's so many things I think he's made great strides with," Harbaugh said. "But I do think the comfort level, operating all the different elements and options that he has at his disposal has been big. We've made a

lot of progress with that. The motions, the shifts, getting us in and out of certain plays, I see that, I see that from Jameis [Winston] too, and also from Brandon [Allen]."

Dart's strides from the beginning of training camp have been easy for wide receiver Darnell Mooney to recognize.

"At first I would say he was pretty pissed off with a couple of things at the beginning because a lot of guys are trying to figure out everything, we're trying to learn the playbook," Mooney said. "And now that our guys know the playbook, everything's running a little bit more smoother. He's not having to help everyone out. We can help him out. He's calming down more so that he can just play quarterback. He doesn't have to help out everybody so much."

Dart had his foot stepped on early in practice and threw a pick to Darius Alexander off a tip from a blitzing Ar'Darius Washington. He limped

briefly, but a later pump fake that victimized rookie Colton Hood enabled him to hit Darius Slayton on the kind of deep ball he must improve on.

"Amazing, amazing talent," Mooney said. "Has a nice strong arm. As you can see, all the guys, the defensive players were happy that he slid on one of the plays. He's being smart and he has his legs as well. All-around great quarterback."

Not yet, Dart will need a fully healthy Malik Nabers. He will need to improve chemistry and timing with Isaiah Likely and rookie Malachi Fields. A smash-mouth running attack and professional offensive line will help, but there is no guarantee that he will be able to hit the ground running.

"It's not really a surprise to see that he has that much attention to detail, and he's very intensive about his work," Burns said. "But just to see that from such a young player at such a young age, it's promising."

Harbaugh believes Dart can one day take him back to a Super Bowl. He loves that Dart is a quick, football-obsessed study. In less than five weeks, we will all learn how quick.

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UP TO YOU, KID: Jaxson Dart, who enjoyed some time after practice with girlfriend Marissa Ayers, needs to take a second-year leap if the Giants want to have a successful season.

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By ANDREW CRANE

It was a fitting collection of lines. One filled with some irony and some intentional underselling. John Harbaugh had just stepped to the podium to begin his press conference Monday, working through an opening statement about the Giants' first day of camp back at their New Jersey facility, when Brian Burns — who'd just finished addressing reporters — shouted, "Yeah, Coach."

Harbaugh looked up. He cracked a smile when he saw the source behind the row of cameras. "He's a good player," Harbaugh said, pointing toward Burns. "... He's a pretty good football player, huh? Not too bad. Not too shabby."

The satire, of course, is that Burns — in the middle of a five-year, $141 million contract — gets paid to be more than a "pretty good football player." He's tasked with filling a Giants role beyond that of an outside linebacker who's "not too bad." His results have matched that, as he earned second-team All-Pro honors last year after erupting for a career-best 16 ½ sacks. And in 2026, with Dexter Lawrence gone and plenty of youth and new veterans entering Big Blue's front-seven mix, Burns, as the Giants' best and most accomplished player defensively, has become the anchor of their new system.

There's a challenge that comes with that, with a year like 2025 altering any expectations. This season will be about the encore. Burns, already, has said on separate occasions that he wants to hit 20 sacks and wants to earn first-team honors. But, as Harbaugh said Monday, Burns is "that guy" now, and he's about to get schemed against as such.

"I just think he does so many things well, he's gonna excel," Harbaugh said. "Hopefully we'll be able to free him up a little bit — some of our blitzes and things like that, but he's gonna draw a

Burns notice: LB now face of Giants D

lot of attention. They're gonna be looking to block him.

"... But he's got Abdul [Carter] over there. He's got [Kayvon Thibodeaux] over there. He's got Arvell [Reese]. That should help him."

Everything, though, will come back to Burns with the pass rush and Dennard Wilson's new Giants system. Just as it all came back to Lawrence — traded to the Bengals in April — last year, as the burden of only collecting a half-sack after recording nine in 2024 followed him. Burns has reset his standard, and on a unit defined by a cornerback competition, talented youth and veteran newcomers, he's the Giants' constant.

He'll have help. Carter flashed his potential as a rookie last year with four sacks. Reese, the No. 5 overall pick in April's draft, recorded 10 tackles for loss and 6 ½ sacks last year with Ohio State. Thibodeaux collected 11 ½ sacks in 2023.

"I would just say knowing my job with all details included," Burns said, when asked what about the new Giants system will allow him to thrive. "It's a very interesting defense, a lot of moving parts. We got a lot of weapons that can do different things, so with all of us being on the same accord and, you know, really honing into the details, this defense is unbelievable."

Ask Burns if he thinks the Giants

ants have the chance to be a ferocious defense, and he'll answer, "Yeah, of course," as he did Monday. But the real tests will come once the regular season begins, when the Giants open up with the Cowboys and the Rams — the NFL's top two offenses in terms of yards per game in 2025 — and are tasked with containing Dak Prescott and Matthew Stafford, respectively. The real test will come when the Giants defense, abysmal last year, might need to win games for Big Blue while the offense settles into a new system and Jaxson Dart attempts to continue emerging too.

And Burns, now more than ever before, is at the heart of that.

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PICKING IT UP

As he fights for a starting spot in a crowded cornerback room, Paulson Adebo — whom the Giants gave a $54 million deal last offseason — made a nifty play down the sideline to intercept Jamie's Winston during team drills. He had only one interception last season.

DEFLECTION POINT

Jaxson Dart threw a pass that safety Ar'Darius Washington deflected and defensive lineman Darius Alexander picked off and returned for a touchdown. It was arguably the play of the afternoon for the defense and captured Alexander's potential, but it also served as a blemish on Dart's ledger.

CAUGHT MY EYE

As the Giants went through a critical situation drill during a team period, simulating a scenario in which the offense could win the game with a conversion, Dart scrambled outside and cut toward the sideline. When he opted to slide instead of taking a hit, he drew audible cheers from the Harbaugh. "It was great," Harbaugh said of Dart's decision, since sliding was his Achilles' heel as a rookie.

INJURY REPORT

OLB Abdul Carter didn't practice due to a hand and finger injury, but Harbaugh expected him to "probably" be back Tuesday. C John Michael Schmitz Jr. (concussion), WR Juju Smith-Schuster (knee) and OL Lucas Patrick (knee) also didn't practice. WR Jalin Hyatt went down on the final play of practice in a scary moment, but Harbaugh expected him to be fine. DL Chauncey Golston left early after his head hit the turf. CB Greg Newsome II, who had a noncontact scare with his knee Saturday, is "gonna be fine," Harbaugh said.

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Wide receiver Mooney opening eyes after lost 2025

By ANDREW CRANE

Last summer, Darnell Mooney felt like he was on top of the world. He said he felt it was time to take over after a 2024 campaign with 992 receiving yards.

But on the first play of Falcons training camp, Mooney broke his collarbone. Then, after recovering and making his season debut in Week 2, he sustained a hamstring injury in Week 4 and was sidelined for another two games. On an Atlanta team that also dealt with quar-

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terback uncertainty, Mooney finished with just 443 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown.

With the Giants, though, Mooney, now healthy and still just 28 years old, has a chance at a reset. He's part of a group of veteran wide-outs competing for the final spots and has flashed chemistry with quarterback Jaxson Dart. He spent the first two years of his ca-

career in offensive coordinator Matt Nagy's system when Nagy was head coach of the Bears.

"I mean, I can just be here," Mooney said when asked about his health and how it impacted last year. "I can just be here in this moment and continue just to be in this situation."

Mooney, on a one-year deal, is fighting for roles and roster spots with Calvin Austin III, Isaiah Hodgins, Braxton Berrios, Juju Smith-Schuster, Odell Beckham Jr. and Jalin Hyatt. He has upside, too, as

he ranked eighth in the NFL for average depth of target last season (14.4 yards), according to Pro Football Focus.

"There's some of the things that I've played with, the plays, he's done my first two years in the league," Mooney said of playing in Nagy's system. "He's got some new plays, but everything's kind of picking up speed from familiarity."

➤ The Giants facility renovations — set to include a locker room stretching more than 6,000 square

feet and a weight room spanning more than 11,000 square feet — have forced them to use a temporary locker room in a tent-like structure in a parking lot. Renovations aren't expected to be completed until 2028. And, as John Harbaugh said, "It's not Taj Mahal over there."

"I can't sit here and lie to you and say it doesn't [impact operations]," Harbaugh said. "It does. ... We have to make it better. It's as good as we could do right now, but you kind of learn real quick what you

need. ... So, we're going to be in here for probably two seasons so they can build this over here. It's going to be incredible."

➤ Center John Michael Schmitz Jr. missed practice again due to a concussion, and Harbaugh said that Bryan Hudson has "risen to the occasion so far" as Schmitz's replacement. ... Dart's foot got stepped on during practice, but he was OK. ... The Giants signed defensive back JT Woods and released defensive lineman Sam Roberts.

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FOR DEVIN'S SAKE!

Senga records 1st save as Williams lands on IL with right shoulder strain

By MIKE PUMA

ATLANTA — The Mets didn't trade Devin Williams at last week's deadline but will still have to navigate the late innings — at least for a few weeks — without him.

An already largely untested bullpen, which subtracted four key veterans before the deadline, has another hole to fill after Williams was placed on the injured list Monday with a right shoulder strain.

The right-hander had arm fatigue last week before returning to pitch Friday.

"He has been dealing with a little bit of shoulder fatigue for a little while now, something he felt confident he could pitch through," interim manager Andy Green said. "You appreciate the warrior mentality to step on the mound and continue to compete for us, but after the last outing it just made sense for us to get an MRI and get it checked."

Enter Kodai Senga, who assumed the closer's role in the Mets' 8-5 victory over the Braves on Monday.

Senga pitched a scoreless ninth and wanted the baseball as a keepsake from his first MLB save, except that Carson Benge — who caught the final out — had already thrown it to a fan.

"I think Bengie is trying to tell me that I should have just punched him out," said Senga, who struck out the previous two batters in the inning.

Williams, who arrived on a three-year contract worth $51 million, has pitched to a 4.66 ERA with 16 saves in 42 appearances this season. In his outing Friday against the Pirates, he

CLOSING TIME: One week after the Mets dealt key relievers — like Luke Weaver and Huascar Brazobán — at the trade deadline, Devin Williams (inset) landed on the injured list with a shoulder strain. Kodai Senga shares a laugh with Francisco Alvarez after picking up his first career save in the Amazon's 8-5 win over the Braves.

surrendered two earned runs on three hits in recording the save.

Williams' strain, according to Green, isn't considered serious and the Mets are hopeful he will return this season. Green placed a timeline of a "few weeks" for Williams to potentially begin throwing again.

"I know he wants to compete for us again before the year is out," Green said. "He wants to get on the mound and finish strong."

The IL stint occurs a week

after the team dealt A.J. Minter, Brooks Raley, Luke Weaver and Huascar Brazobán at the trade deadline.

Green said the closer's role will remain fluid in Williams' absence, but acknowledged Senga's upside. Senga has shifted to higher-leverage relief situations since the bullpen's overhaul. Entering Monday, he had pitched two shutout innings in higher-leverage spots over the past week.

"I think it's a great environment for myself," Senga said.

"First of all, my body feels great. I'm able to go out there and perform in short innings, regardless of the situation."

Senga's struggles as a starter prompted his shift to a middle relief role last month. The right-hander began play with an 8.29 ERA overall.

"He was great [tonight]," Green said. "Hopefully he feels great [Tuesday] and he's ready to go again."

Senga acknowledged the challenge he will face in pitching consecutive days if needed.

"I have not done that before, so I don't know what's to come," he said. "I don't know what to expect, but as a reliever it's something that most of these guys do and experience, so that may be coming down the road, but it's to be seen."

The new cast includes lefties Nate Lavender and Jeffy Yan and right-hander Dedniel Núñez, who returned last week from Tommy John surgery rehab. The Mets have received a boost from Daniel Duarte, who has pitched to a 1.04 ERA in 12 appearances — including a scoreless two-inning stint Monday. Yan, who possesses triple-digit heat, has gained attention for his post-strike-out celebrations.

"Right now, it depends on the pocket," Green said of his plans at closer. "I think there's three or four guys that, given the context of the game, it makes sense to face certain hitters and I am confident in the makeup of the human that they will be able to handle the moment."

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By MIKE PUMA

ATLANTA — Almost everybody is getting involved.

For so many stretches this season, the Mets were a one- or two-man show offensively, with Juan Soto carrying the load with whichever player happened to be hot for a stint.

These days the exception isn't the one or two players who are hitting, but the ones who are not. Runs are plentiful.

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Monday night, the Mets used Brett Baty's first-inning grand slam as the propeller in their latest strong offensive showing, an 8-5 victory over the Braves at Truist Park.

The Mets won for the sixth time in seven games on this road trip and have topped five runs in each of those victories. Overall, they are averaging 7.1 per game on the trip.

"I can't pinpoint one [theme], but I just think guys are having really good at-bats," Baty said.

For a team dreaming of a surge that can close the gap to .500 (the Mets are still 14 games under), such performances will be a must, especially with the unpredictability facing the pitching staff after it was stripped at last week's trade deadline.

Only adding to the improbability of this latest surge is the fact the team's best hitter, Soto, has been sidelined by a quad strain since last month and isn't expected back until September.

"It's nice to get contributions one through nine and see guys thrive in what they do," interim manager Andy Green said.

Devin Williams, who was placed on the injured list Monday with a shoulder strain, is another player not expected back before next month. Kodai Senga assumed

GRAND OLD TIME: Francisco Lindor celebrates in the dugout after hitting a 420-foot solo home run in the third inning. Brett Baty (left) rounds the bases after hitting his first career grand slam in the first.

the closer's role on this night and fired a scoreless ninth for his first MLB save.

Christian Scott slogged through four innings and surrendered four earned runs on seven hits and one walk with six strikeouts. It was a second straight uninspiring start for the right-hander, who allowed three earned runs over five innings last week against the Guardians.

Baty's first career grand slam highlighted a first inning in which the Mets sent 10 batters to the plate and scored five runs against Bryce Elder.

After Jared Young's RBI single gave the Mets a 1-0 lead, Elder struck out Marcus Semien for the second out. But with the bases still loaded, Baty pounced on a first-pitch slider and hammered it over the center field fence for his eighth homer this season.

"I hit my first homer here, and now my first grand slam here," said Baty, whose major league debut was in this ballpark in 2022.

Before the Mets could get too comfortable, Scott got nicked for two runs in the bottom of the inning: Mauricio Dubón stroked a two-run single that pulled the Braves within 5-2 after Scott surrendered two hits in the inning and plunked Ozzie Albies.

Scott downplayed the idea that the Mets' extended top of the first inning was a factor in his early struggles.

"I just don't think I threw the ball very well," he said. "I didn't have a lot of quality strikes. They made pretty good contact there, especially late in counts."

Young's second RBI single of the game gave the Mets a 6-2 lead in the second. Francisco Lindor's leadoff double started the rally.

Lindor took the count full with two outs in the third inning before launching a 420-foot homer to right field. Lindor's homer was his 11th this season and second on the road trip.

Scott allowed RBI singles to Drake Baldwin and Ronald Acuña Jr. in the fourth inning that shrank the Mets lead to 7-4.

Jonathan Pintaro's wild pitch in the fifth allowed Michael Harris II to score the fifth Braves run. Pintaro walked two batters in the inning.

Daniel Duarte entered with nobody out in the seventh with a runner at second base and recorded three straight outs without the run scoring to keep the Mets lead at 7-5.

Young's sacrifice fly in the ninth gave the Mets an insurance run after they loaded the bases with nobody out.

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RHP Nolan McLean

2026 stats: 8-7, 3.51 ERA

Career vs. ATL: 2-0, 3.18 ERA

Last start: Thurs., at CLE; 5 IP, 5 ER, 8 SO

PITCH BREAKDOWN

32% 21% 15% Sinker 4-Seamer Curve

LHP Martin Pérez

2026 stats: 7-6, 3.14 ERA

Career vs. NYM: 5-1, 3.55 ERA

Last start: Thurs., vs. MIA; 3 IP, 0 ER, 3 SO

PITCH BREAKDOWN

34% 30% 23% Sinker Change Cutter

UP NEXT

WEDNESDAY: at Braves, 7:15 p.m., SNY, WHSQ LHP Zac Thornton vs. RHP Tyler Mahle

FRIDAY: vs. Nationals, 7:10 p.m., WPIX, WHSQ TBD vs. TBD

INJURY REPORT

■ Devin Williams was placed on the injured list Monday due to a shoulder strain. The team's closer will miss at least a few weeks, according to interim manager Andy Green, but he is expected to pitch again this season.

Interim skipper lauds Young for productive at-bats

By MIKE PUMA

ATLANTA — Jared Young's steady bat has continued to bring contributions to a Mets lineup peaking over the past week.

The first base-man entered play with an .875 OPS in August following his 3-for-5 performance that included a triple the previous day in Pittsburgh. He began the day 8-for-24 (.333) over his past seven games.

"He's gone through stretches where he's been outstanding and through stretches like everybody else where he's grinding a little bit," interim man-

ager Andy Green said before Young went 2-for-4 with two RBIs in the Mets' 8-5 win over the Braves at Truist Park. "He's had really productive at-bats all season long and hung in against lefties well here recently."

Green cited Young's at-bats against lefties for the team's decision to option Eric Wagaman, a right-handed hitter, to Triple-A Syracuse in recent days.

Young arrived to spring training without a clear role or even a spot on the roster, but as other first base options have failed or dealt with injuries, he's emerged as a regular. Overall, he had a .771 OPS with seven homers in 198 at-bats as play began.

Young spent time with the Mets last season after playing in Korea in 2024.

"He is someone the whole organization was excited about when we were able to sign him, sitting in a position last year where there was never really any opportunity for him and opportunity broke for him this year," Green said. "If you look at his track record as a hitter in Korea and through the minor leagues, he's one of those guys that you are like, 'How did that guy not get a shot?'"

▶ Infielder Mitch Voit and lefty Nicolas Carreno were named Eastern League Player of the Week and South

Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week, respectively, for Aug. 3-9. Voit, the organization's first-round draft pick in 2025, went 11-for-18 (.611) for Double-A Binghamton with a 1,460 OPS. It was his second straight EL Player of the Week award. Carreno, a 20-year-old at Single-A Brooklyn, pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings on Aug. 8 and struck out eight.

▶ Steve Cohen conversed with players in the Mets clubhouse pregame. The Mets owner introduced himself to several of the team's new players but did not take questions from reporters. Cohen was visiting for the day.

JARED YOUNG

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THREE FOR ALL

Trio of aces holds the cards for Yanks' hopes to make October run

By GREG JOYCE

By the time the Braves left town Sunday, they had experienced what the Yankees hope their postseason foes will have to feel, provided that their lineup can hang on just enough to get there.

"We came in here and faced three No. 1s, really, three aces," Braves manager Walt Weiss said Sunday.

Max Fried, Gerrit Cole and Cam Schlittler started the three games and combined to hold what had been one of the majors' highest-scoring lineups to just three runs on 12 hits and two walks across 20 1/2 innings with 27 strikeouts.

And that, even with the mounting worries about their scuffling lineup, is what the Yankees are banking on not only to reach October but to use as a roadmap for a deep run when they get there.

The Yankees rotation has been best in show all season, entering Monday with a major league-leading 13.4 fWAR. And that is despite missing Cole for the first two months as he finished off his Tommy John rehab, then missing Fried for another two-plus months with a left elbow bone bruise.

But they have taken it to another level of late — coinciding with Fried's return from the injured list to join Cole, Schlittler, Ryan Weathers and Will Warren as Carlos Rodón now works his way back again — allowing one or no runs in nine of their past 12 starts and 12 of their past 17 (and two or fewer runs in 10 of 12 and 13 of 17).

At a time when their lineup is struggling mightily to push runs across, the Yankees starters are the biggest reason why this stretch has not destroyed them, even if they waste the occasional gem like Schlittler's seven innings of one-run ball Sunday.

"It's tough, but that's the reality of where we are right now," manager Aaron Boone said. "But also, it's a big reason why I have the highest of hopes for our club still. Because I feel like the guy that takes the ball every day [gives us a strong chance to win] — and we have the ability to close out games, and I still fully believe that we are going to continue to get better offensively."

"But obviously we need to be the team we hope and expect."

Assuming the Yankees can keep the trio healthy, when is the last time they have entered the postseason with a top three as good as Schlittler (2.21 ERA), Cole (3.35) and Fried (2.88)? That is the current AL Cy Young favorite, a recent AL Cy Young winner and a lefty who has the seventh-lowest ERA (2.86) in the majors since the start of 2025 among pitchers who have thrown at least 250 innings in that span.

Their best trio of starters entering a postseason under Boone may have been

2022, when they rolled out Cole, Luis Severino and Nestor Cortes. Before that, the last time they had at least three starters with a 3.65 ERA or lower across 100-plus innings during the regular season (which Schlittler, Fried and Cole are on track to do) was 1998, when David Cone, Orlando Hernández and David Wells fronted the rotation.

In between, they led with CC Sabathia, A.J. Burnett and Andy Pettitte on the way to their last title in 2009; Mike Mussina, Pettitte, Roger Clemens and Wells on the way to the World Series in 2003; Clemens, Pettitte, Mussina and Wells in 2002; Clemens, Pettitte and Mussina on the way to the World Series in 2001; and Clemens, Pettitte and Hernández on the way to titles in 1999 and 2000.

Of course, terrific regular seasons from Schlittler, Fried and Cole will mean little unless they can make them mean something in the postseason like those trios from the glory days.

For now, though, the rotation's success continues to give the Yankees hope for October, especially because their recent run of dominance has come against teams mostly in play-off position and some of the best lineups in the game.

Since July 6, Yankees starters have pitched to a 2.91 ERA in 29 games — the second-lowest ERA in that span (to the Tigers' 2.50) and the highest fWAR (4.9 to the Tigers' 3.9). During that stretch, they have faced the AL East-leading Rays, the Nationals (most runs scored in the majors), the NL West-leading Dodgers (No. 4 in runs), the Pirates (No. 3 in runs), the Phillies, the AL Central-leading White Sox (No. 8 in runs), the Cubs (No. 2 in runs), the Cardinals and the NL East-leading Braves (No. 6 in runs). Largely because of their pitching, they have gone 17-12 in that span, filled with tight, low-scoring games.

"At the moment, those guys got to be almost perfect for us to be in the ballgame," Austin Wells said, "and they have been, which has been incredible."

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Très magnifique

The Yankees' trio of aces gives the Bombers one of the best top-of-the-rotation groups in the game. Here's a look at how they compare with others:

Yankees
Pitcher	W-L	ERA	IP	WHIP	WAR*
Cam Schlittler	10-6	2.21	146.2	0.927	4.9
Max Fried	4-3	2.88	81.1	0.971	2.6
Gerrit Cole	6-5	3.35	80.2	1.079	2.0
Dodgers
Yoshinobu Yamamoto	11-7	2.65	139.1	0.890	3.9
Tarik Skubal	7-6	2.81	102.2	0.916	3.1
Justin Wrobleski	11-4	3.44	120.1	1.114	2.0
Phillies
Cristopher Sánchez	15-4	2.65	149.2	1.216	6.2
Zack Wheeler	10-3	2.69	110.1	0.979	4.6
Jesús Luzardo	10-5	3.32	143.2	1.142	4.3
Rays
Nick Martinez	11-3	2.65	129.0	1.101	3.4
Drew Rasmussen	11-5	2.75	124.1	0.909	3.1
Shane McClanahan	9-6	3.09	99.0	1.121	1.4
Red Sox
Sonny Gray	14-2	2.78	119.2	1.153	2.9
Payton Tolle	7-6	3.20	107.0	1.103	1.8
Ranger Suarez	4-3	3.32	103.0	1.175	1.6
Brewers
Jacob Misiorowski	11-5	1.76	133.0	0.737	4.7
Kyle Harrison	9-2	2.84	88.2	1.038	2.7
Logan Henderson	6-1	2.70	50.0	0.900	1.6

*According to Baseball-Reference

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Volpe's first taste of second goes smoothly.

By GREG JOYCE

The process of making Anthony Volpe more defensively versatile — and perhaps more useful to the Yankees — is underway.

Volpe played second base Saturday night at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, his first game at a position other than shortstop since 2021, and cleanly fielded all three balls hit to him.

The Yankees are easing Volpe into the new position, as he played shortstop Friday and Sunday after reporting to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre following his demotion when the club called up top prospect George Lombard Jr.

During his time in the big leagues this season, Volpe had been taking occasional ground balls at second base on days he was not in the lineup.

But it did not make much sense for the Yankees to try him there in games without doing so in the minors first, especially because they had José Caballero capable of moving over to second if Jazz Chisholm Jr. needed a day off.

Barring injuries, Volpe's path back to the big leagues this season is unclear, especially with Lombard hitting the ground running on both sides of the ball in his first week as a big leaguer. But in the meantime, the 25-year-old Volpe is at least giving himself some more flexibility to

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get back if he can play another position besides shortstop while trying to rediscover some of the offensive consistency that made him a top prospect not long ago.

Second base, where his arm figures to be a better fit, could potentially provide Volpe a lane to play for the Yankees next season, with Chisholm set to become a free agent and unlikely to be re-signed.

► The Yankees have been starved for offensive production from their catchers this season, but over the last month, Austin Wells has started to provide it.

Since July 9, Wells has hit .269 with a .935 OPS in 21 games — the highest OPS of any Yankee not named Lombard during that stretch.

And while it comes at a time when the Yankees are not getting enough from some of their key bats like Ben Rice, Trent Grisham and Chisholm, they have been encouraged by Wells beginning to move the needle, especially after failing to add a catcher at the trade deadline.

"I feel good," Wells said Sunday after going 1-for-3. "Always want more. I try not to put too much pressure on trying to score runs and trying to do too much. So taking the knocks when you can get them and hopefully extending the lineup allows for guys to come up at the end of the game with good match-ups."

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• ■ Clarke Schmidt (Tommy John surgery) is expected to get back on the mound in the coming days after experiencing forearm cramping during his live bullpen session Tuesday.
• ■ Carlos Rodón (left elbow inflammation) is likely to throw another rehab start Thursday or Friday after building up to 48 pitches in his first outing Saturday.

ON DECK

vs. Mariners Tuesday, 7:05 p.m., YES, TBS, WFAN (660 AM, 101.9 FM)

LHP Ryan Weathers

PITCH BREAKDOWN

25% Changeup 24% 21% 4-Seamer Sweeper

RHP Bryan Woo

PITCH BREAKDOWN

47% 19% 15% 4-Seamer Sinker Slider

UP NEXT

WEDNESDAY: vs. Mariners, 7:05 p.m., ESPN, WFAN RHP Will Warren vs. RHP Bryce Miller THURSDAY: vs. Mariners, 1:35 p.m., TV, WFAN LHP Max Fried vs. RHP Logan Gilbert

ARMED AND READY: With Max Fried (right), Cam Schlittler (center) and Gerrit Cole clicking on all cylinders, the Yankees have the makings of a rotation that can make a deep October run — even with a struggling lineup.

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WHAT TO WATCH

After her 2018 masterpiece "Lady Bird" (Tubi), the film world could no longer deny that Greta Gerwig was one of the great filmmakers of our time. When teenage Lady Bird—played by the magnetic Saoirse Ronan (left)—asks her mother, her voice raw and shaking, if her mom even likes her—and when her mom, played by the formidable Laurie Metcalf, can't give her a straight answer—we knew we were watching one of the best mother-daughter coming-of-age films of all time.

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NOT TO BE 'PIGEON'-HOLED

Tracy Spiridakos and Lea Thompson on bringing 'Anna Pigeon' to the small screen

By KAREN KEMMERLE

Hollywood icon Lea Thompson has wanted to bring Nevada Barr's "Anna Pigeon" book series to the screen for more than a decade. However, the director/EP initially wanted to play the titular character herself. After years of false starts, Thompson finally found the right partner in showrunner Morwyn Brebner ("Rookie Blue," "Saving Hope"). "I met with a ton of different writers over the years, but Morwyn stood out," explained Thompson. "She had this incredible sensibility about nature being a character in the show." Once Thompson and Brebner aligned on their vision for the series, they needed to find the right actress to bring Barr's beloved heroine to life.

A former Broadway stage manager turned law enforcement park ranger after the murder of her husband, Anna Pigeon is a complex and tricky character to portray. Thompson and Brebner honed in on Tracy Spiridakos ("Chicago

P.D.") early in the process. "Tracy was our number one and only pick for Anna Pigeon," said Thompson simply. While Spiridakos herself wasn't familiar with Barr's novels, she immediately "fell in love" with the titular character. "She's complicated, but she's also grieving." Spiridakos also loved how "curious" Pigeon was about the nature around her. Thompson fought to get the series made in the great outdoors and not on a sound stage somewhere. "We found this incredible place in Canada with just the woods, the river, and a few cabins," remembered Thompson. "The crew chopped down trees and skinned them and

made our ranger station." This craftsmanship and care are part of the reason the show "feels so authentic," according to Thompson. Being in the wilderness also helped Spiridakos find her character. "Getting to be there in the woods and near the water... it just locked everything in for me." DECIDER: Lea, I know you optioned Nevada Barr's book series more than 10 years ago, initially for yourself to play the role. After all the false starts, how surreal is it to see "Anna Pigeon" on the screen? LEA THOMPSON: It's so exciting. I had a vision when I first read the series of what "Anna Pigeon" could be, which is why I optioned the books. I kept having to ask Nevada Barr for another year—year

after year [laughs]. It feels so good that I finally got her books to the screen. It's even better than I could have imagined. We had to change a lot of things that were in the books because of the constraints of shooting a show, but I think we really did the character proud, especially because of this one here [gestures to Tracy]. Tracy, it's clear that you were fated to play Anna Pigeon, but

what first drew you to the role? TRACY SPIRIDAKOS: I wasn't familiar with the books when this project first came my way. However, once I read the pilot script, I fell in love with Anna. She's really complicated, but she's also grieving and super curious about the natural world around her. I met Lea and Morwyn over Zoom and fell in love with them. Once I logged out of the meeting, I called my manager and I was like, "I want it." They were so welcoming and really wanted to work together as a team. They created a really lovely environment that I was keen to be part of. One thing that the hair and makeup department had to get right is Anna Pigeon's signature braid. Tracy, what was the process like for you? TS: We had a whole thing around it [laughs]. We wanted to make sure the braid represented the character. We had to put a little hair extensions in there to give the braid some fullness until my own hair could grow out. LT: Don't cut that hair for Season 2 [laughs]! TS: It was a little too short when we first started filming. By the end of the production, my hair found its way. LT: Oddly enough, Tracy's hair was one of the things that really drew me to her. I watched her on this big TV show, and I was like, "Oh, that's my kind of actress." It was clear you weren't obsessed with your hair or your lip gloss. You were just so beautifully natural. You felt like a real person who could work in the great outdoors. A lot of actresses aren't like that.

TRENDING NOW

Oh my pod! Six iHeartMedia podcasts are set to begin streaming on Disney+ and/or Hulu, thanks to a new deal made between the streamers and audio company. Among the podcasts included in this deal is Nick, Kevin, and Joe Jonas (left) "Hey Jonas!" podcast, which will hit Disney+ and Hulu on Aug. 14.

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2 WCBS	2	2	CBS Evening News	Inside Edition	Entertainment Tonight	Survivor: The Blood Moon: A mysterious boat arrives delivering an exciting message, 'Drop your buffs!'				NCIS: In Too Deep (R)		CBS News 11pm	(11:35) Comics
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5 WNYW	5	5	(0:00) 6 O'Clock News	Extra	TMZ	Kitchen Nightmares: Renate's German Restaurant	(9:02) Beat Shazam: Which is Best, South,			The 10 O'Clock News		Good Night New York	Feud Favorites (R)
7 WABC	7	7	ABC World News	Jeopardy!: Tournament	Wheel of Fortune (R)	RJ Decker: Burn the Boats (R)				Will Trent: Our Last Dance (R)		News	(11:35) Kimmel Live
9 WWOR	9	9	Family Feud (R)	Family Feud (R)	Family Feud (R)	The News on My 9				Chicago P.D.: Rabbit Hole	Family Feud (R)	Chicago P.D.: Monster
11 WPIX	11	11	(0:00) PIX11 News at 6	Seinfeld	The Big Bang Theory	WWE NXT: from WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., Live.				PIX11 News at Ten		New York Nightcap	Seinfeld: The Watch
13 WNET	13	13	EBC News America	The PBS News Hour		Finding Your Roots: Mean Streets (R)				Andy Kaufman: Thank You Very Much	(10:42) Whiskey	(11:10) Amanpour and Company
21 WLIW	21	21	(0:00) News	My Life	Father Brown: The Word		Murdar Mysteries			Signora Volpe: Secrets and Sacrifices		BBC News	The Day
25 WNYE	25	25	The Chavis	County	Voces NYC	Walkin NYC	Discovery	Never Knew	Future	New York	Secrets NY	Lessons of Basketball
31 WPXN	31	31	(0:00) Fire	Chicago Fire		Chicago Fire		Chicago Fire		Chicago Fire		Chicago Fire
41 WXTV	41	41	N Univisi	La rosa de Guadalupe		Tan Cerca de Ti, Nace el		Guardian de mi Vida		Corazon de Oro		Noticias	N Univisi
47 WNJU	47	47	Noticias	Top Chef VIP				El Señor de los Cielos		Lejos de Ti		Noticiero	Noticias
55 WLNY	55	55	Perfect (R)	Last Man	Last Man	News 8pm		48 Hours		Judge Judy	Judge Judy	Neighbor.	Neighbor.
A&E	46	46	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor	Neighbor
AMC	54	43	(9:30) Gran Torino (2009, Drama) R ★★★★			Man on Fire (2004, Action) Denzel Washington. R ★★★★						The Book of Eli (2010) R
BBCAM	71	101	Demolition Man (1993, Action) Sylvester Stallone. R ★★★★					Hancock (2008, Action) Will Smith. PG-13 ★★★★				Law & Order
BET	37	54	(0:00) Feud	Celebrity Family Feud		Celebrity Family Feud		Ms. Pat	Comic View	TBA	Martin	Martin	Martin
BRAVO	18	44	Housewives	Real Housewives (R)		Housewives: Alcohol		(9:03) Housewives		Watch What	(10:34) Ultimate Girls Trip		The Valley
CNBC	15	24	Money	Shark Tank		Shark Tank		Shark Tank		Shark Tank		Shark Tank
CNN	78	25	(0:00) Lead	Erin Burnett OutFront		Anderson Cooper 360°		The Source with Kaitlan		CNN NewsNight		Laura Coates Live
COMEDY	45	50	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy
DISC	66	27	Homestead	Rescue: Intervention		Homestead Rescue: Intervention: Episode 5				Homestead Rescue: Intervention: A Homestead (R)
DISNEY	49	31	Big City	Big City	Big City	Camp Rock (2008) Demi Lovato. NR ★★★		Phineas		Phineas	(10:35) Kiff	Miraculous	Miraculous
E!	24	51	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)	Mother (R)
ESPN	28	36	Baseball	Countdown	WNBA Basketball Live.				ESPN Films			SportsCenter
ESPN2	29	35	Sports	Little League Baseball: Regionals Live.				Fanatics Fest: All Access		Them Dawgs		NFL Live
FBN	43	106	Bottom	Kudlow (R)		To Be Announced		To Be Announced		To Be Announced		To Be Announced
FNC	44	26	Spc. Rpt.	The Ingraham Angle		Jesse Watters Primetime		Hannity		Gutfeld!		Fox News @ Night
FOOD	50	97	Chopped	Chopped: Venison Valor		Beat Bobby	Beat Bobby	Kitchen Undercover		Beat Bobby	Beat Bobby	Beat Bobby	Beat Bobby
FREE	38	49	Gears	Gears	Gears	Gears	Coco (2017, Adventure) Anthony Gonzalez. PG ★★★★					The 700 Club (R)
FS1	400	99	Harvick's	SPEED with Harvick		Leagues Cup Soccer: Atlas F.C. at FC Cincinnati.				CONCACAF U-20 Championship: Final Replay.
FX	10	40	(0:00) Marvel's	The Avengers (2012, Action) Robert Downey Jr. ★★★★				Doctor Strange (2016, Action) Benedict Cumberbatch. PG-13 ★★★★				Multiverse
HALL	198	200	(0:00) A Machu	Picchu Proposal (2025)		A Costa Rican Wedding (2024) Rhiannon Fish.				Golden	Golden	Golden
HGTV	64	98	My Rental	Love It or List It		Love It or List It		Extreme Buyers Club		Hunters	Hunters	Hunters
HIST	40	47	The Secret	The Secret (R)		The Secret: Hot Pursuit		The Secret of Skinwalker		The Secret	(10:32) Proof Out There		Proof Out
ID	23	171	Evil Here	Evil Lives Here		Evil Lives Here		Psychopath		48 Hours on ID		Signs of a Psychopath
LIFE	62	45	Castle: XY	Castle: XX		Castle: PhDead		Castle: What Lies		(10:03) Castle: The Nose		(11:03) Castle: Cool Boys
MeTV	33	33	MAS*H	MAS*H	MAS*H	Andy	Andy	Loves Ray.	Loves Ray.	Golden	Golden	Burnett	P. Mason
MSG	27	87	(0:00) NHL	NHL Hockey				Club 30		NHL Hockey
MSG Plus	48	88	High Stake	PokerGo High Stakes		UFA		UFA: Fighters Only		NHL Hockey: New York Islanders at Utah Mammoth.
MSNOW	14	23	Air Melber	The Weeknight		All in with Chris Hayes		The Briefing Jen Psaki		Lawrence O'Donnell		The 11th Hour with Ali
MTV	20	53	Bang	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office	The Office
NATGEO	65	162	Treasures	Lost Treasures (R)		Incas: The Rise & Fall (R)		Incas: The Rise & Fall (R)		Incas: The Rise & Fall (R)		Incas: The Rise & Fall (R)
NICK	6	121	Secrets PG	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004, Fantasy)		Daniel Radcliffe. ★★★★				Bang	Bang	(11:15) Big Bang Theory
OWN	173	180	Deadline	Deadline: Tamron Hall		Deadline: Tamron Hall		Deadline: Tamron Hall		20/20 on OWN		20/20 on ID
PARMT	36	56	Cast Away (2000, Drama) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. PG-13 ★★★★					The Intern (2015, Comedy) Robert De Niro. PG-13 ★★★★
SNY	26	60	Fire Game	MLB Baseball: New York Mets at Atlanta Braves from Truist Park. Live.						Post Game	Sports	Sports	Sports
SYFY	17	48	Insidious: Chapter 2 ★★★★	Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015, Horror) Dermot Mulroney.				Predator (1987, Science Fiction) Arnold Schwarzenegger. R ★★★★
TBS	8	39	MLB on TBS	MLB Baseball: Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees. Live.						MLB on TBS	The Office	The Office	The Office
TCM	82	41	(0:00) These Wilder Years (1956) NR ★★★★			The Lady Eve (1941, Comedy) Barbara Stanwyck. NR				Ball of Fire (1941, Comedy) Gary Cooper. NR ★★★★
TLC	52	28	Baylen (R)	Baylen Out Loud (R)		Baylen Out Loud		Baylen Out Loud		(10:01) Jay & Pamela		(11:01) Little Singles (R)
TNT	3	37	Geostorm	Dunkman League Replay.		Dunkman League Live.		Geostorm (2017, Thriller) Gerard Butler. PG-13 ★★★★				The Flash (2023) ★★★★
TVLAND	85	34	Andy	Loves Ray.	Loves Ray.	Loves Ray.	(9:20) Loves Raymond			Loves Ray.	Loves Ray.	Queens	Queens
USA	16	38	SVU: Rage	Law & Order: SVU		Law & Order: SVU: Clock		Law & Order: SVU		Law & Order: SVU		Anna Pigeon (R)
VH1	19	52	Wife/Kids	Wife/Kids	Wife/Kids	30 Minutes or Less (2011, Comedy) Jesse Eisenberg.				Accepted (2006, Comedy) Justin Long. PG-13 ★★★★
WE	59	42	Minds	Criminal Minds		Criminal Minds: Proof		Criminal Minds		Criminal Minds: Painless		Criminal Minds
YES	53	89	Pregame	MLB Baseball: Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees. Live.						Postgame	YanksExtra	MLS Taped.
HBO	511	301	The Equalizer (2014, Action) Denzel Washington. R ★★★★					Hard Knocks: Seahawks		House of the Dragon (R)		(11:14) Hard Knocks (R)
MAX	531	371	Horizon: Saga 1 (2024) R	(7:42) Papillon (2018, Drama) Charlie Hunnam, Rami Malek. R						(9:55) Room (2015, Drama) Brie Larson. R ★★★★
MGM Plus	595	30	Thelma & Louise (1991, Drama) R			Project Hail Mary (2026, Drama) Ryan Gosling. PG-13				Eagle Eye (2008, Thriller) Shia LaBeouf.
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With (from left) Gerrit Cole, Cam Schlittler and Max Fried all rolling, a deep playoff run could still be in the cards for the Yankees despite a struggling lineup. The Yanks trio could be their best top of the rotation in years and matches up with any other in the game.

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