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Star big man Anthony Davis returned to action on Monday in Detroit after missing the Wizards’ previous two games with a right ankle sprain and had his best individual performance since he joined the team, recording 44 points (on 16-of-21 shooting) and 13 rebounds in 34 minutes. However, the 33-year-old forward/center wasn’t in a celebratory mood afterward as the Wizards lost their fourth straight game. Davis singled out the team’s defense as the primary culprit for the four-game skid, according to Josh Robbins of The Athletic (free link). “Everything,” Davis said. “We’re not rebounding. We’re giving up open threes. We’re fouling. We’re not guarding the ball. So, it’s everything. Transition. It’s everything right now.” Here’s more on the Wizards: In a feature story for The Athletic (free link), Robbins spoke to former No. 1 overall picks Davis, Patrick Ewing (now a Wizards assistant coach), Deandre Ayton, John Wall, Cade Cunningham and Paolo Banchero about what advice they’d give to AJ Dybantsa, who was the top pick in June’s draft. “You have to stay humble, put in the work and continue to believe in yourself,” Ewing said. “I don’t care what pick you are. You’re going to have highs, and you’re going to have lows. You can’t get too high when things are going well, but you also cannot get too low. The guy that we have is a special talent. To be the first pick, you are a special talent. But you have to continue to do all the things that got you to be the No. 1 pick. Things are going to be rough at points. Things are going to be great at points. But stay even-keeled and just keep on working and keep on believing in yourself.” Both Wall and Banchero advised Dybantsa to “be yourself” and while staying open-minded about ways to improve. Cunningham said he’d tell Dybantsa to focus on himself rather than his fellow 2026 draftees, per Robbins. “Just run your own race,” Cunningham said. “A lot of times, you see other guys in your same class where things might be going their way. In my case, my rookie year was rough, and we didn’t win many games. Seeing other guys from my class winning and enjoying all of that, there were times when I felt like, ‘Man, that’s supposed to be me.’ But it took me realizing that I just had to stay on my own course and figure it out, and then everything would come my way. So, I’d say just stay in your own lane and absorb as much as you can from your vets and just believe in who you are and what got you to that point to being the No. 1 pick.” Robbins of The Athletic (free link) recently shared 10 thoughts about the team’s first 10 games of the season. The article was published prior to Monday’s game, when the Wizards dropped to 4-7.

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Fairmont New Orleans recently opened, marking the much-anticipated return of the brand to Crescent City after two decades and marking Fairmont’s 100th hotel globally. In the Central Business District, within walking distance of the French Quarter, the new hotel boasts 250 thoughtfully designed guestrooms and suites; destination dining in partnership with Chef Emeril Lagasse and The Emeril Group; and more than 19,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Omer Acar, CEO, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, said, “Celebrating Fairmont’s landmark 100th hotel in New Orleans is a moment of perfect alignment. This is a city built on the very poetry of celebration, culture, and hospitality, setting the ultimate stage for such a historic milestone. After two decades away, returning to New Orleans feels like a joyful homecoming. This magnificent property is designed to be a vibrant social epicenter, a sanctuary where the city’s rich heritage meets a sophisticated, contemporary energy. Through meticulous design, spirited gastronomy, and exceptional spaces created for connection, we are not just opening a hotel; we are welcoming the soulful spirit of New Orleans back into the global Fairmont family for our next great chapter.” Fairmont New Orleans occupies 17 stories of the former Bank of New Orleans building, with the original sidewalks, entry canopy, lobby floors and concrete walls on the first and second floors restored and refurbished, as well as the second floor’s decorative bronze paneling and local cypress ceiling. Interior design by Rockwell Group explores the contrasts that define New Orleans. The hotel’s lobby welcomes both visitors and New Orleanians with a mirror-clad monumental stair that reflects a three-story magnolia flower and Spanish moss-inspired chandelier; custom brass relief panels from Italy; and Lobby Bar’s handmade Italian lava-stone tiles with a floor mosaic composed of six marbles. Fairmont New Orleans’ guestrooms and suites boast residential warmth; eclectic finishes; curated furnishings; layered materials; classical European flooring; large, paneled artwork; and floor-to-ceiling windows. Select king rooms offer “faux balconies” with café tables. On the 29th and 30th floors, Fairmont Gold will elevate the stay through Fairmont’s signature hotel-within-a-hotel experience, once unveiled in December, with a dedicated private lounge, concierge service, complimentary breakfast and afternoon canapés, beverages, and a personalized arrival and check-in experience. Fairmont New Orleans also launched a culinary partnership with Chef Emeril Lagasse and The Emeril Group, bringing Delmonico Steakhouse to New Orleans as its first location outside of Las Vegas. Open for breakfast and lunch, The Café by Emeril offers a more relaxed, brasserie-style experience. Other dining and drinking venues set to open in early December include the property’s rooftop pool and Bleu Perdu, along with Third Measure cocktail bar. The post Fairmont New Orleans Debuts as Fairmont’s 100th Hotel appeared first on Global Traveler.

Star forward Kawhi Leonard is out at least one more week as he continues his reconditioning process following treatment to address left knee swelling, the Raptors announced on Tuesday (Twitter link via NBA insider Marc Stein). The update doesn’t come as a surprise, with Josh Lewenberg of TSN.ca reporting Sunday that Leonard was back with the team but not yet doing on-court work. The 35-year-old has been sidelined since Oct. 23 due to the knee injury. Michael Grange of Sportsnet.ca speculates (via Twitter) that Nov. 27 could make sense as a potential return date for Leonard, noting that he’ll need multiple practices before he’s cleared to play again. The Raptors will be in Toronto from Nov. 21 – Nov. 27, Grange observes, giving Leonard ample time at home to ramp up his activity. Here’s more on the banged-up Raptors: Leonard was obviously inactive Monday, but he was back on the bench for the home loss to Memphis, Grange writes in a full story for Sportsnet. All-Star Scottie Barnes (left adductor strain) and starting guard Immanuel Quickley (right hamstring) both missed their second straight games as well. The team hasn’t given any updates on Barnes or Quickley, but Grange expects the Raptors to be cautious with Quickley in particular, given his hamstring issues at the end of the 2025/26 season. Collin Murray-Boyles was also out Monday due to an illness. The timing certainly isn’t ideal, Grange notes, as Toronto’s next four games are against Boston, Philadelphia and New York (twice). While the Raptors came up short on Monday, there were some positives takeaways from the defeat, according to Grange. Jakob Poeltl (18 points on 9-of-12 shooting, seven rebounds, four blocks in 31 minutes) had another solid outing after recently missing a couple games with left shoulder bursitis, and Jamal Shead had his second straight double-double (20 points, 11 assists) after dishing out a career-high 15 assists in Friday’s win at Milwaukee. Head coach Darko Rajakovic was recently asked about the inconsistent playing time backup big man Trayce Jackson-Davis has received thus far this season, Grange adds. Rajakovic implied Jackson-Davis’ minutes, or lack thereof, were tied to his effort. “A lot of motor, energy, being able to guard his position, rebounding,” Rajkovic said of what he wants to see from Jackson-Davis. “He’s a very, very talented player. When he plays with a lot of energy, a lot of motor, he’s an awesome player, he can help us.” In another story for Sportsnet, Grange takes a closer look at Alijah Martin’s career-best performance on Friday and his vow to “stay ready” after that breakthrough. The second-year guard, who re-signed with the Raptors on a two-year, minimum-salary contract in July after spending his rookie campaign on a two-way deal, said he’s still regaining his “explosiveness” following offseason knee surgery. “I remember just preparing for Summer League … I was trying to make a mark there (and) going really hard back in Boca (Raton, Florida) every day with my trainer, and then we got back here (Toronto), and it’s like something (was) still nagging,” said Martin. “We check it out, and then I just gotta get (surgery) done. So I went through that. That was a process itself (and) it’s still a work in progress today. Just feeling all the way 100 percent, and that pop, that explosiveness is still coming back. It’s been a long, long journey, man.”

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Shortly after US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared during a Tuesday press conference that he was proud of the alleged war crimes he's committed, a Democratic lawmaker representing one of the largest military communities in the US came out in favor of his impeachment.Rep. Sara Jacobs (D-Calif.), who represents a significant portion of San Diego, explained why she would vote to advance Rep. Thomas Massie's (R-Ky.) articles of impeachment against Hegseth in a Tuesday social media post.In supporting Hegseth's removal from office, Jacobs cited "the illegal Iran war, illegal strikes in Yemen (where he mishandled classified information via Signal), and over 200 murders in boat strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific," where the US military has targeted suspected drug trafficking vessels."He’s dangerous and needs to go," said Jacobs.Jacobs then took to the floor of the US House of Representatives to make her case against the embattled former Fox News host."I'm so proud to represent San Diego, the biggest military community in the country," she said. "It's my community, my neighbors and friends, who've been shipped off to fight Secretary Hegseth's reckless war in Iran. So I take it personally when our leaders are cavalier with our servicemembers' lives. I take it personally when our leaders ask our servicemembers to take illegal action in Iran and Venezuela and Yemen."Jacobs on Hegseth Impeachment: This isn't strength. It's recklessness. It's illegal. And someone should be held accountable. And we should start with Secretary Pete Hegseth. https://t.co/Mw7knLqW0y— Acyn (@Acyn) November 10, 2026Jacobs added that Hegseth's actions haven't made the US more secure, but have instead resulted in "a girl's elementary school bombed" in Minab Iran, and "hundreds of people murdered in boats in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific.""This isn't strength, it's recklessness," Jacobs emphasized. "It's illegal, and someone should be held accountable, and we should start with Secretary Pete Hegseth."Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) explained during a Tuesday interview with CNN why she would be joining Jacobs in voting for Hegseth's impeachment."This is not about policy disagreements," Jayapal explained. "I sit on the [House] Judiciary Committee and I can tell you that the Constitution was designed to give Congress the power, the sole power and authority, over war." "Pete Hegseth has ignored war powers resolutions," the Washington Democrat continued. "He never came to Congress, the president never came to Congress. He has presided over an illegal, unconstitutional war."Rep. Jayapal: Pete Hegseth is a war criminal, and I don't use those words lightly https://t.co/TEIrnVrVJD— Acyn (@Acyn) November 10, 2026Jayapal said that, in addition to waging an illegal war, Hegseth has violated the US laws of armed conflict."Pete Hegseth is a war criminal," she said. "I don't use those words lightly. But he has literally presided over civilian casualties that were not necessary. He disbanded the office that is supposed to monitor civilian harm. He has conducted illegal boat strikes off of Venezuela."Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda (D-NC), a retired US Army major, said during a Tuesday interview with MeidasTouch that Hegseth's boat bombing spree constituted war crimes."We don’t kill people in the Caribbean and just think it’s no big deal," Ojeda said. "We don’t bomb a school that kills... little girls and just say that that’s water under the bridge. It's not. Crimes have been committed."Ojeda: It bothers me that we have so many people that like to rattle the drums of war, and they have no idea what the ramifications are.There have been a lot of things that have been done wrong that need to be addressed.You know, we don’t kill people in the Caribbean and just think it’s no big deal. We don’t bomb a school that kills 160-plus little girls and just say that that’s water under the bridge.Crimes have been committed— Acyn (@Acyn) November 10, 2026The House is scheduled to take up a procedural vote on the impeachment articles on Tuesday. If a majority votes to advance them, a full debate and final vote on impeaching Hegseth will likely occur on Wednesday.

Progressives are demanding that Rep. Haley Stevens be expelled from the Democratic Party over the Michigan Democrat's last-minute decision to rescind her endorsement of Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed.Just two days before the 2026 midterm elections, Stevens announced that she was supporting Republican Mike Rogers in the US Senate race in Michigan, despite pledging to back El-Sayed after he defeated her in the state's Democratic primary months earlier.Stevens' surprise endorsement of Rogers led to a mass staff exodus, including her longtime chief of staff. Politico reported that Stevens had been spotted in the Republicans' cloakroom in the US House of Representatives on Monday, and her office door was locked throughout the day.Levi Teitel, communications director of Progress Michigan, said Stevens' actions merited her being forced out of the Democratic Party."As a constituent of Haley Stevens, I am appalled that she’s left residents of the 11th Congressional District high and dry," said Teitel. "Her capriciousness is what’s led to this: flipping to Rogers just two days before polls opened on Election Day without thinking through how she would be able to represent her constituents in her last few weeks in office."Stevens is still representing her district until January 3, 2027, when Rep.-elect Jeremy Moss (D-Mich.) is slated to take over.Regardless, Teitel said Stevens' actions are "nothing short of a dereliction of duty," adding that House Democrats "have a responsibility to hold Rep. Stevens accountable and expel her from the caucus."Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who is also leaving Congress next year after a 40-year career, cautioned her party against expelling Stevens while speaking with reporters on Tuesday."We have about... two more weeks of being in the Congress," said Pelosi, "so I don’t think we should start making judgments about anybody in the caucus at this point."Nancy Pelosi on Kicking Haley Stevens Out of the Caucus:We have a few more weeks of being in Congress, so I don’t think we should start making judgments about anybody in the caucus at this point.I was disappointed. I conveyed that to her. I want to be helpful to her in terms of how she deals with this, but I’m not supporting kicking her out.Let’s focus on the very positive— Acyn (@Acyn) November 10, 2026The California Democrat added that she was "disappointed" in Stevens for endorsing Rogers, but emphasized that she's "not supporting kicking her out of the caucus."Critics of Pelosi, however, found her position unconvincing and a testament to the failure of Establishment wing of the party that has long been hostile to progressives and accommodating to figures like Stevens.“Pelosi refusing to kick Haley Stevens out of the caucus because ‘there’s only a few weeks left’ is everything people hate about DC,” said journalist Saad Abedine, in response to the former speaker’s remarks. “Zero accountability, total protection for insiders, and a smile telling us to ‘focus on the positive.’ Utterly absurd.”

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It would be hard for me to have a lower opinion than I do about architects since WWII; and they seem to get worse. The bad architecture of the 1950s-70s was boxy and nasty - but cheap and broadly functional. Since the 1990s, however, buildings are boxy, nasty, expensive and grossly dysfunctional. The above is an ariel picture of the new primary school, built in the latter 2000s, to replace a reasonably attractive but very badly neglected Victorian school. Both my kids attended, across years spanning before, during, and after the rebuild. Instead constructing an ugly, expensive, and badly dysfunctional design.The major dysfunctionality of this school was related to the large population of the school - 700 kids - and a small site; such that there was never much space for the children to do things outside. However, as can be seen from the ariel view; the site had the advantage of being almost square; so that a-designed-from-scratch school could - in principle - make-useful nearly-all of the available space; most obviously by building close-to and parallel-with the edges of the site. Instread, the architects (and education authority) squandered this advantage; by building much of the school at about 45-degrees angle with the boundaries; thereby reducing much of the precious outdoor space to small and useless triangles (plus other small and useless "corridors" where buildings are set needlessly far back from boundaries). So, generations of children have-had, and will-have, their already restricted outdoor space gratuitously reduced even further...And all for no good reason at all - except the whim of architects in thrall to their idiotic "fashions", and presumably the dumb gullibility/ bribability of local government officials.

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