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Trump administration, Newsom feud over planned live-fire military event The Washington PostA Military Celebration Sparks Another Newsom-Trump Feud The New York TimesShutdown fallout hits San Diego ahead of Vance's Marine Corps visit PoliticoJD Vance, Pete Hegseth to join Marines 250th birthday celebration Saturday at Camp Pendleton NBC 7 San Diego
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Beijing's latest effort to weaponize global supply chains is modeled on the American technology controls that it has long criticized.
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NPR 'founding mother' Susan Stamberg has died NPRView Full Coverage on Google News
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Thune says he offered Democrats a vote on Obamacare subsidies to end government shutdown ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and VideosView Full Coverage on Google News
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Carmakers Push to Secure Chips as China Trade Spat Escalates Bloomberg.comThe Small Company in Europe Caught in the Big Trade War Between the U.S. and China The New York TimesThe Dutch seize control of Nexperia from its Chinese owner The EconomistHow U.S. Pressured Netherlands to Oust CEO of Chinese-Owned Chip Maker The Wall Street Journal
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Judge temporarily blocks Trump administration from firing workers amid government shutdown KOMOJudge blocks Trump's layoffs during shutdown, calling them illegal NBC NewsJudge halts Trump's planned layoffs of federal workers during government shutdown, calling them unlawful CNNTrump admin federal job cuts likely to be 'north of 10,000,' Vought says CNBC
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Asset manager Invalda INVL Group has soared past its target for the the biggest private equity fund based in the Baltic region, reaching €410m at final close.
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The Federalist, the Epoch Times, and One America News signed the Defense Department's press rules. The rest are freelancers, independent or work for media outfits based overseas.
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The president and his family have built a rapidly growing digital assets empire which has been fuelled by the administration's industry-friendly policies
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As the shutdown stretches past its second week, thousands of federal workers—many of them Black—are losing jobs, paychecks, and the stability that once made a government job a path to the middle class.
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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board found that 29% of companies with major restatements reported an auditor change in the year preceding the restatement.
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After turning in their press credentials, journalists covering the Defense Department walked out of the Pentagon rather than comply with its restrictive policies.
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Fox News, along with ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN, said that the Pentagon policy violates their "core journalistic protections."
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Topic: MediaIn the young Olympic event of "speed climbing," Sam Watson (USA) set two new world records, breaking his own previous world record. For that, he got the Bronze medal. The reason he did relates to some concepts I have been mulling over about what makes a good spectator event. The Olympics are the rare time when a whole bunch of sports that are generally relatively obscure become big-audience, big-advertising events. Spectator sports are sports as entertainment, but they are also still athletic.
Watson got the bronze because speed climbing is run in the "pyramid" or "playoff" style where two climbers "race" and the winner of the race advances or gets a point. This is a common style used in lots of sports, and in most of the "mega" spectator sports that get 90% of the audiences and money (Football, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, American Football, Cricket etc.) Watson set one new WR in the early rounds, but he had a minor stumble in the semi-finals so he missed the gold medal "round" and in his bronze metal match set a new WR that was not matched in the official goal medal match.
The problem is this -- there's really no "match" aspect to this particular sport. The two climbers are really just racing against a clock, and the fastest time wins. They rarely glance at their opponent, and while they may have some peripheral perception, in a good run they are racing only the clock. (If an opponent has a very poor run, and falls or stumbles majorly, a climber might notice that and slow down and be more careful, now that a win is assured for them if they
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