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NATIONAL
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Victor Conte, who sold undetectable steroids to elite athletes in baseball and track, has died at 75
SUMMARY: Victor Conte has died at 75 years old. He was the architect of a scheme to provide undetectable performance-enhancing drugs to professional athletes. They included baseball stars Barry Bonds and Jason Giambi and Olympic track champion Marion Jones. A sports nutrition company Conte founded said in a social media post that he died Monday. It didn't disclose his cause of death. The federal government’s investigation into another company Conte founded led to the convictions of Jones, elite sprint cyclist Tammy Thomas and former NFL defensive lineman Dana Stubblefield. Also convicted were coaches, distributors, a trainer, a chemist and a lawyer.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSObitVictorConterdLdWritethru/90d020e6a06e2fec0bd5edbfeee25332/text___
Judge rejects plea deal for funeral home owner accused of stashing nearly 190 decaying bodies
SUMMARY: A Colorado judge has rejected the plea agreement of a funeral home owner accused of stashing nearly 190 decaying bodies in a bug-infested building. The judge ruled Monday after family members of the deceased said the deal’s 15- to 20-year sentence for Carie Hallford was too lenient. Both Carie Hallford and her husband, Jon Hallford, owned Return to Nature Funeral Home. They are accused of dumping bodies and giving families fake ashes between 2019 and 2023. Last year, both pleaded guilty to 191 counts of corpse abuse. Jon Hallford’s plea deal was rejected in August, and he then withdrew his guilty plea. Carie Hallford withdraw her guilty plea Monday, and is scheduled for trial next year.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSDecomposingBodiesPleardLdWritethru/39c3511247dc80a250af9936aa3be3d1/text___
After mistaken deportation, Abrego Garcia fights smuggling charges. Here's what to know
SUMMARY: A judge next month will hear arguments on Kilmar Abrego Garcia's motion to dismiss charges of human smuggling against him on the grounds of “vindictive prosecution.” The man whose mistaken deportation galvanized opposition to President Donald Trump’s immigration policies is charged in federal court in Tennessee. The judge previously found some evidence to support his motion. The judge cited a statement by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche that seemed to suggest the Justice Department charged Abrego Garcia because he won his wrongful-deportation case. The local prosecutor in Tennessee argues Blanche's statements are irrelevant because he's not the person who made the decision to indict. Abrego Garcia is a Salvadoran citizen who's lived in Maryland for years.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSDeportationErrorAbregoGarciaWhattoKnowrdLdWritethru/27c2822466b717f10318c3268127a518/text___
Trump administration says SNAP will be partially funded in November
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump’s administration says it will partially fund the SNAP food aid program in November after two federal judges required the payments to continue. That means grocery aid will resume for 1 in 8 Americans, though it has been delayed for millions already and the amount beneficiaries receive will be reduced. The U.S. Department of Agriculture earlier said it would not continue the funding in November due to the government shutdown. Two federal judges ruled last week that the government was required to keep the program running. But both gave the administration leeway to pay for it entirely or partially. It can take up to two weeks to load beneficiaries’ debit cards.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSGovernmentShutdownFoodAidthLdWritethru/b354aa0b596dcb8bfc6dc59a3382e811/text___
Two men accused of plotting terror attacks at LGBTQ+ bars in the Detroit area
SUMMARY: Two men have been charged with terrorism-related crimes in the Detroit area after federal authorities made arrests and seized a cache of weapons last week in a storage unit and elsewhere. According to a 72-page criminal complaint unsealed in federal court, the men had scouted LGBTQ+ bars in Ferndale, a Detroit suburb. FBI Director Kash Patel had announced arrests Friday, but no other details were released at the time while agents searched a home in Dearborn and a storage unit in Inkster. The court filing says the two men who were charged and other co-conspirators were inspired by the Islamic State group's extremism.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSMichiganHalloweenPlotthLdWritethru/f47736ddf21df6614f75fb932d6aeac4/text___
Hearings focus on National Guard deployments in the nation's capital and Memphis, Tennessee
SUMMARY: Hearings are taking place in two states over the deployment of the National Guard as part of President Donald Trump's crime-fighting efforts. In Nashville, Tennessee, a hearing Monday focused on National Guard deployment to Memphis. Gun-carrying Guard members have been patrolling neighborhoods and commercial areas of Memphis since early October. Officials have said the Guard members have no arrest power. A judge will issue a written ruling. In Charleston, West Virginia, a state judge briefly heard arguments Monday in a civic group's lawsuit over the deployment of Guard members to the nation's capital. The hearing will resume Nov. 10. Lawyers for the state have been asked to focus on whether what Morrisey did was lawful.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSFederalEnforcementWhatToKnowndLdWritethru/f285c5a0f1ce2e23543f447f85ebf16e/text___
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WASHINGTON/POLITICS
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New York City voters are choosing their next mayor as Mamdani faces Cuomo in a generational battle
SUMMARY: New York City voters are choosing their next mayor, as Zohran Mamdani faces former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a generational battle between Democrats while Republican Curtis Sliwa tries to land a massive upset. A victory for Mamdani in Tuesday’s election would give the city its first Muslim mayor and its youngest leader in generations, while giving his brand of economic populism one of the most visible political perches in America. If Cuomo wins, he will have staged a remarkable political comeback after resigning as governor over a barrage of sexual harassment allegations four years ago. Sliwa faces tough odds as a Republican in a heavily Democratic city. Polls close at 9 p.m.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSElectionNYCMayorthLdWritethru/af8b9790e7cb4e023d0984a0207cbcca/text___
Dick Cheney, one of the most powerful and polarizing vice presidents in US history, dies at 84
SUMMARY: Former President George W. Bush says Dick Cheney was a “decent, honorable man” whose death is “a loss to the nation.” Cheney's family says he died Monday of complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease. Bush said Tuesday history will remember his vice president “as among the finest public servants of his generation.” Cheney was a hard-charging conservative who became one of the most powerful and polarizing vice presidents and a leading advocate for the invasion of Iraq. Cheney led the armed forces as defense chief during the Persian Gulf War under President George H.W. Bush before returning to public life as vice president under the younger Bush.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSObitCheneystLdWritethru/079591b529f048489650e7569bc675d2/text___
Trump's strength, Democrats' message and the shutdown effect. What to watch on Election Day 2025
SUMMARY: Voters head to polls in America’s first major Election Day since President Donald Trump returned to the White House. The Republican president did not hit the campaign trail to help his party’s candidates or causes ahead of Tuesday's voting. But his leadership and policies dominated the debate virtually everywhere. No contests are bigger than governor's races in New Jersey and Virginia, the only two this year. The GOP candidates in both states closely aligned themselves with Trump. Strong Democratic showings could provide the party a pathway back to national relevance — even if its top candidates have taken very different approaches.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSElectionndLdWritethru/fad109893cfd4be5b49a5bb1b0138d8d/text___
G2 or not G2: Trump's new favorite term for US-China relations carries a lot of history's baggage
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump has suggested his outlook to the U.S.-China relationship with a six-word post on Truth Social. He mentioned the "G2," a term suggesting equal power between the U.S. and China, before a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Oct. 30 in Busan, South Korea. This term, first proposed in 2005, has come to imply a power balance that Beijing desires. Experts say this could delight China but worry U.S. allies, especially those in the Indo-Pacific region. Chinese commentators noted the term's use, suggesting a move toward a bipolar world. The concept was once explored but later discredited by Washington.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSChinaUnitedStatesGSensitivity/b6a79a6b81d56fb3a29c7a66a3391636/text___
Republicans seek to tap into Trump energy on eve of Election Day in New Jersey, Virginia
SUMMARY: New Jersey Republicans are trying to ride the coattails of President Donald Trump’s 2024 electoral momentum. Gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli and Virginia candidate Winsome Earle-Sears are crisscrossing their respective states, while Trump spoke at telephone rallies with voters Monday. This comes after their Democratic opponents Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger campaigned over the weekend alongside former President Barack Obama. Ciattarelli spent time Monday courting voters in a key traditionally Democratic stronghold that contributed to Trump’s gains in New Jersey. It’s a delicate balance for Republicans, who want to catch some of Trump’s electoral energy while not dismissing concerns about increasing costs.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSElectionGovernorsstLdWritethru/dd89da11b680ab562d385ae972c340be/text___
Anatomy of a news story: '60 Minutes' invites audience into the editing process with Trump interview
SUMMARY: CBS News' "60 Minutes" gave its audience a rare opportunity by releasing a full, unedited video and transcript of its interview with President Donald Trump. The edited interview ran for 28 minutes on the broadcast Sunday. When Norah O'Donnell sat down with the president last Friday for the taping, the full interview ran for 73 minutes. Viewers were able to see the choices “60 Minutes” made in editing for newsworthiness and clarity and to avoid repetition. While it's a transparency that some welcomed, critics say it could also open up journalists to repeated arguments about the choices they make in crafting stories.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSMediaMinutesExplainer/6199baa2046016bb808cdcaa69b3bf33/text___
Government shutdown could become longest ever as Trump says he 'won't be extorted' by Democrats
SUMMARY: The Trump administration is indicating in court that it will only partially fund the federal food assistance program as the government shutdown reaches into a second month. The Department of Agriculture had planned to withhold $8 billion needed for the food program starting Saturday until two judges ordered the administration to fund it. Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Monday that he was “optimistic” the Senate could vote to reopen the government by the end of the week if lawmakers make progress over the next couple days. That followed comments from President Donald Trump who said he “won’t be extorted” by Democrats to reopen. Democrats say they want to fix a health care crisis and extend subsidies.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSGovernmentShutdownthLdWritethru/1f147746aab58daffd8a8cb578df0b81/text___
Trial starts for assault case against DC man who tossed sandwich at federal agent on viral video
SUMMARY: A trial has begun for a former government attorney charged with assault for throwing a sandwich at a federal agent. A grand jury refused to indict Sean Charles Dunn on a felony charge. Convicting him of a misdemeanor could be an equally tough task for prosecutors. A video that went viral on social media captured Dunn hurling his subway-style sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent outside a nightclub on the night of Aug. 10. The incident turned Dunn into a symbol of resistance against President Donald Trump’s law-enforcement surge in the nation’s capital. Jurors are scheduled to hear attorneys' opening statements on Tuesday.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSDCFederalInterventionSandwichTossstLdWritethru/98021a81f0a4587e3ecbc8f920bdb83e/text___
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INTERNATIONAL
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Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves at least 26 dead in Philippines, with survivors trapped on roofs and in cars
SUMMARY: Philippine disaster response officials say that Typhoon Kalmaegi has left at least 26 people dead. The officials said Tuesday that most of the victims were killed in flooding. Kalmaegi barreled across the central Philippines where floodwaters trapped scores of people on their roofs and submerged cars. Separately, a Philippine air force helicopter with six personnel on board crashed in a separate incident in southern Agusan del Sur province while flying to help provide humanitarian assistance to provinces battered by Kalmaegi. The bodies of all six personnel aboard the Super Huey chopper were recovered after a search, the military’s Eastern Mindanao Command said, without providing details or a cause.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APASAsiaTyphoonthLdWritethru/948f51c72e9f9087b3c6389e7b014fe6/text___
At least 7 dead after passenger train collides with cargo train in central India
SUMMARY: A passenger train crashed into a cargo train in central India, killing at least seven people and injuring several others, a senior government official said. Tuesday's incident happened near Bilaspur, about 116 kilometers (72 miles) from Chhattisgarh’s state capital, Raipur. Local media showed videos of one train ramming into another near the accident site as rescuers searched through the debris. Senior government official Sanjay Agarwal said rescuers are trying to cut through the wreckage for survivors.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APASIndiaTrainCrashrdLdWritethru/14dea2aaf55b2fee62d9839569a6ec84/text___
Rescuers in Nepal search for climbers' bodies in an avalanche
SUMMARY: Rescuers have been digging through ice and snow on a mountain in Nepal to find the bodies of seven climbers killed by an avalanche. The avalanche hit the base camp at Mount Yalung Ri on Monday morning. Snowstorms delayed rescue efforts, but the weather cleared Tuesday, allowing a helicopter to land with rescuers. The Dolkha district administration office said eight injured climbers were flown to Kathmandu for treatment. Three bodies have been recovered so far. Meanwhile, Nepal's Tourism Department confirmed the deaths of two Italian climbers on a separate mountain. They were climbing Panbari Peak when contact was lost Friday.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APASNepalAvalanchethLdWritethru/27bdcc8b3bdd042b133fe7ae1417f889/text___
Worker dies after 11 hours trapped within partially collapsed medieval tower in Rome
SUMMARY: Firefighters have rescued a worker from beneath rubble inside a medieval tower in Italy's capital. The tower partially collapsed during renovation work. The man, identified as Octav Stroici, died shortly after being rescued late Monday. Rescuers faced a complex task, using cranes and drones to reach him. Three other workers were rescued unharmed. The Torre dei Conti, built in the 13th century, has been undergoing restoration since June. Italian prosecutors are investigating possible charges for negligent disaster and injuries. The tower has been closed since 2007 and was nearing the end of its current restoration phase.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APEUItalyMedievalTowerCollapsethLdWritethru/6c32b3d3cf38f5da5a503529080f0d5e/text___
Israel hands over bodies of 45 Palestinians after Hamas returns the remains of 3 soldiers
SUMMARY: Israel has returned the bodies of 45 Palestinians, according to the Red Cross. It comes a day after militants returned the remains of three Israeli soldiers killed in a Hamas-led attack in October 2023. The exchange is part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire aimed at ending the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Since the truce began in October, Palestinian militants have released the remains of 20 hostages, with eight still in Gaza. For each Israeli hostage returned, Israel has been releasing the remains of 15 Palestinians, totaling 270 since the ceasefire started.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APMLMideastWarsthLdWritethru/5b6743d9791fcc271eb65b39e192726f/text___
North Korea's longtime ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam has died
SUMMARY: North Korea says its longtime ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam has died at age 97. The Korean Central News Agency said Tuesday Kim Yong Nam, former president of the Presidium of North Korea’s rubber-stamp Supreme People’s Assembly, had died on Monday at the age of 97. KCNA says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the bier of Kim Yong Nam on Tuesday to express deep condolences over his death. Kim Yong Nam served as head of the Supreme People’s Assembly from 1998 to April 2019. That post is North Korea’s nominal head of state, though the true power was held by the Kim family that has ruled the North since 1948.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APASNorthKoreaObitKimYongNamthLdWritethru/3ff9ddaddf1cfd1533e9e4f96c2beb88/text___
Famine is gripping two regions of war-torn Sudan, a global hunger authority says
SUMMARY: The world's leading authority on hunger crises says famine has spread to two regions of war-torn Sudan. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification says famine is happening in el-Fasher, a major city in the Darfur region, and in Kadugli, a town in the South Kordofan province. Paramilitary forces rampaged through the besieged el-Fasher last week, reportedly killing hundreds of people. Sudan has been torn apart since April 2023 by a power struggle between the military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. The United Nations says more than 40,000 people have been killed, but aid groups believe the true number could be much higher.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APMLSudanFaminethLdWritethru/e4816f40ac2b2852b0b70c85e8f741d1/text___
UK police charge man with attempted murder over train stabbing that wounded 11 people
SUMMARY: U.K. police have charged a 32-year-old man with attempted murder after a mass stabbing on a train wounded 11 people. Authorities say Anthony Williams is charged with 10 counts of attempted murder, one of actual bodily harm, and possession of a bladed article. The attack happened on Saturday, and police are investigating if Williams was involved in other incidents. The train was traveling from Doncaster to London when the stabbings occurred. Police say the attack is not considered terrorism-related. Security has been increased at train stations, but the government has rejected calls for airport-style screening.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APEUBritainTrainStabbingsthLdWritethru/57253eae7cc80677863288903a4bde23/text___
Tanzania's president blames foreigners for deadly protests after disputed election
SUMMARY: Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan is blaming foreigners for last week’s deadly protests following a disputed election in which two main opposition candidates were barred. In her first comments after being sworn in Monday for another term, she acknowledged the “loss of lives." It is not clear how many people were killed in the violence around the Oct. 29 election as demonstrators took to the streets of major cities to demand that vote-counting be stopped. The military was deployed. Internet connectivity has been on and off in the East African nation, disrupting travel and other activities.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APAFTanzaniaElectionthLdWritethru/44d070fe41edae4bc8bd9e2c19e7e992/text___
Powerful 6.3 earthquake hits northern Afghanistan, killing 20 and damaging historic Blue Mosque
SUMMARY: A powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake has shaken northern Afghanistan, killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 640 others. The quake struck before dawn on Monday, damaging the historic Blue Mosque in Mazar-e-Sharif. In the town of Khulm, near the epicenter, residents have been digging through the rubble of collapsed homes. The impoverished country often struggles to respond to natural disasters, especially in remote regions. The Ministry of Defense announced that rescue and emergency teams have reached the affected areas. The United Nations in Afghanistan said its teams are on the ground assessing needs and delivering urgent aid.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APASAfghanistanEarthquakethLdWritethru/699b73baa4229caee834179c91444c65/text___
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Losses for Big Tech pull Wall Street lower
SUMMARY: Stocks fell on Wall Street, pulled down by losses in the same big tech companies that have been the main drivers of the market's rally so far this year. The S&P 500 slid 0.5% in morning trading Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 83 points, or 0.2%. The Nasdaq composite sank 0.8%. Palantir Technologies, which had more than doubled so far this year, fell 8% despite reporting results that beat analysts' forecasts. Nvidia also reversed course, further weighing down the broader market. European markets were lower and Asian markets fell overnight. Treasury yields edged lower in the bond market.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APFinancialMarketsthLdWritethru/c339a15fc5beb5a9a95510bde3c8a726/text___
Tylenol, Kleenex, Band-Aid and more put under one roof in $48.7 billion consumer brands deal
SUMMARY: Kimberly-Clark is buying Tylenol maker Kenvue in an approximately $48.7 billion cash-and-stock deal, creating a massive consumer health goods company. The combined company will have a huge stable of household brands under one roof, putting Kenvue’s Listerine mouthwash and Band-Aid side-by-side with Kimberly-Clark’s Cottonelle toilet paper, Huggies and Kleenex tissues. It will also generate about $32 billion in annual revenue. The deal is expected to close in the second half of next year it it's approved by shareholders from both both companies.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APUSKimberlyClarkKenvuethLdWritethru/98d5fd39c12b25524e3188da2e840436/text___
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Scientists spot the brightest flare yet from a supermassive black hole
SUMMARY: Scientists have spotted the brightest flare yet from a black hole. It was first spotted in 2018 by a camera at the Palomar Observatory in California. The cosmic outburst likely happened because a large star wandered too close to the black hole and got shredded to pieces. It took about three months to shine at peak brightness, about the light of 10 trillion suns. Almost every large galaxy, including our Milky Way, has a supermassive black hole at its center. Studying such behemoths can help researchers understand the stellar neighborhood surrounding them. The research was published Tuesday in the journal Nature Astronomy.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APSCIBlackHoleFlare/1f84ba1dc0b7624ce9fc9b81448aa017/text___
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Diane Ladd, 3-time Oscar nominee, dies at 89
SUMMARY: Diane Ladd, the three-time Academy Award nominee known for roles in “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” and “Wild at Heart,” has died at 89. Her daughter, Laura Dern, announced Ladd’s death on Monday, saying she passed away at her home in Ojai, California, with Dern by her side. Dern described her mother as an “amazing hero” and “profound gift.” Ladd had a long career in television and stage before her film breakthrough in Martin Scorsese’s 1974 release. She earned an Oscar nomination for her role as Flo and appeared in dozens of movies over the decades.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APENTObitDianeLaddrdLdWritethru/5b1072078ad9b906168eadb9d33abf1e/text___
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Atlanta Braves hire Walt Weiss as their manager to succeed Brian Snitker
SUMMARY: The Atlanta Braves have hired Walt Weiss as their manager to succeed Brian Snitker. Weiss has been the Braves’ bench coach since 2018 and was on Snitker’s staff when they won the World Series in 2021. This is Weiss’ second major league managing job after four seasons with the Colorado Rockies from 2013-16. Weiss finished his playing career as a shortstop with Atlanta from 1998-2000. Snitker announced in early October he would not be returning for an 11th year with the club.
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https://newsroom.ap.org/detail/APBBOBravesManagerrdLdWritethru/91a6f8b3af6027a9c6eb35ba8bc6197b/text___
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